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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
Edited BY r. Il. Smyth

per cent of the receipts IL they went
above a certain figure
AtteH drove too hard bargain in the
first place, as 1t seemed to be generally
understood that Sullivan could not
make 123 pounds. That Is where the
mystery of the semiofflcial weighing on
Sunday developed. If he was actually
only ~ pounds over the required
weight Ave days before the fight II
seems reasonable to believe he could
get that much off In that length OF
time. The club doctor was present and
examined Sullivan, and he said there
was still some flesh on him which could
come off without weakening him.
NO BETTING ON FIGHT
The added weight will give Sullivan
a chance if he intends to try his best
with Attell. There was no betting on
the fight UP to yesterday, as there was
no Sullivan money in sight, although
there was plenty of Attell coin offered.
Had the AtteH money been placed the
bettors could undoubtedly have called
OFF their wagers, as the conditions OF
the match had changed materially.
The preliminary between Fred Lam
ders and Johnny Frayne is attracting
much attention, as it is thought the
winner will be in line for some good
HldtCHSS OWING TO the conditions pre-
vailing in the lightweight division al
the present time. Both boys have a
large following, especially Landers
who is looked upon as particularly
good man by those who have seen him
in action recently.
Billy Roche Is in Santa Barbara for
Manager Jim Coffroth, trying to bring
about match between Lin Lulinski
the lightweight champion of the navy,
and Battling Nelson. Lulinski won a
match at Los Angeles under Referee
Jim Jeffries and also won while the
fleet was off the South American coast
He has agreed to fight Nelson if a fur
Tough can be secured for him through
the admiral of the feet and the secre-
tary of the navy. This leave of alb
sence is necessary in order that he
could be given the training necessary
for such an important match.
OLYMPIC CLUB TRYOUTS
Tryouts will be held at the Olympic
club building in Post street tomorrow
night for the boxers who want to ap-
pear in the amateur tournament which
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HoTELMEN TO ORGANIZE

OAKLAND April 27.-Prominetp hotemen of
this city met In the rooms Of the merchants ex-
change today to discuss plans for an organization
of the hotelmen of Oakland which viii be de-
signed to forward the common business interests
OF the members and enable them to do more efTec-
1t was decided today to hold another meeting on
Wednesday, when perfected plans will be sub
mltted for adoption. Among the hotelmen who
are taking an active part in the format ation Of
the organization r. NJ Briare, Fred Adams
n. s. Mcmillan. John b. Jordan Fred Jordan
and Fred r. Dodd.
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promptly cleanses it all impurities poison and tn
never heal while the blood discharges into the noxous matter with which
infected but when S. has rid the blood
and built naturally Of it's ac
S. S. bottom
healed and makes lasting
special medical advice desired will be
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, Ca
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NEGRO Follows Burns
Across The Wafer
Paris Syndicate May Raise a
Purse and Stage the
Big Fight

LONDON, April 27.-Jack Johnson,
the colored heavy weight pugilist. ac-
companied by his manager, Sam Fitz-
patrick. arrived from New York this
evening. They Immediately visited the
National sporting club and the sporting
newspapers and issued a challenge 60
Tommy Burns, the heavy weight cham
pion, to fight anywhere for any purse
acceptable to Burns. Johnson went
further than this and offered to bet
Burns $1,000 that he will stop him in
20 rounds. In addition, he will concede
to Burns two thirds of any purse that
is put up for the contest.
These terms can not be published in
England, as the law of the country
prohibits anything but boxing contests
limited to 20 rounds. Burns has been
holding out in the negotiations for the
Johnson contest for a sum, win, lose, or
draw, larger than any syndicate has
yet appeared willing to offer. Johnson
appears anxious to meet Burns, but
there has been so much crossfiring that
it seems doubtful if the two men will
come together in England. There is a
possibility. however, that a club that
has just been organized in Paris may
raise sufficient money TO induce Burns
TO go into the ring with the colored
heavy weight.
Burns also visited the National sport
ing club this evening. but did not meet
johnson. Burns forestalled the latter
by depositing $4,000 with a sporting
newspaper for meeting with the
negro.
Burns insists that he must have $780,
600 as his share of the purse, but john
son can arrange the side bet to suit
himself. In the opinion of Burns, as
expressed tonight. a fight between him
and Johnson is now bound to occur, but
whether in England or in America de-
r1ends on the nnrse
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SANTA CATALINA ISLAND
Season 1908.

Season 1908.
The great fishing tournaments Hotel Metro
pole, Island Villa, Canvas City, opens May Is.
Write or call ON PECK JUDAH CO.. 7S9 Mar
ket ST., San Francisco. CAL
]. B. BANNING, Traffic Manager.
Wilmington Transportation Co.. I04 Pacific
Elec. Bldg, Los Angeles. Cal.
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acting in isolated cases TO restrain the states
from exercising a power which 1t was clearly
unconstitutional as well as unwise for them
TO exercise. but which nevertheless the national
government itself failed TO exercise. Thus the
corporations monopoliziug commerce made the
law for themselves. state power and common
law being inadequate to accomplish any effective
legislation and the national power not yet haT-
ing been put forth. The result was misehiev-
in the extreme and only short sighted and
utter failure appreciate the grossness OF the
evils 10 which the lack of regulation gave rise
excuse the well meaning persons who now
desire 10 abolish the antitrust law outright
or TO amend it by simply condemning ''unrea-
onahrass
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Ex-JoCKEY is ARRESTED

Frank Ridley, ex-jockey, was arrested in a
Kearny street car yesterday suspected pick
pocket. He was charged with grand larceny.
Henry Misand and George Miles, two other sus-
poets. arrested on streetcars.
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nHAnV yxyCcT WARM SPRINGS
YOSEMITE VALLEY
IS NOW REACHED BY RAIL VIA MERGED

Daily train. Observation parlor car service. A
quick, comfortable trip at. popular prices. An
ideal outing amid the grandeurs of Yosemite.
For through tickets or descriptive folder see
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Visitors TO The City
Will Buy Autos
Local Motor Car Agents Re.
cepc Word That Business
viii Be Brisk
By r. r. I'Hor11rnedieu

The approach Of the feet to San
Francisco has been felt by the automo-
bile trade The fact that thousands
of people viii make the stay of the
feet week q holiday season has caused
a number OF chauffeurs and others in
terested in the rent game to buy up
second hand cars.
local dealers report that out of town
agents wrote that they had quite a
number of customers who are coming to
san Francisco to see the fleet, and
would then decide on which automobile
they would purchase.
yesterday for Buffalo. y. Y, where he will
cure his new six cylinder Thomas car. He will
tour through New York with his family. From
New York they will go TO the Berkshire hills
and White mountains and through New England
From some point the car Will be shipped to San
Francisco. Requa is very anxious TO compare
road conditions IN New York with those In Cali
fornis
In a communication mailed to Charles NJ
Brown Of the local branch Of the Winton motor
carriage company from Alexander Wi1ton. presi
oe-t u -ah Alln, me ittter announces tnaL l1e
.company VIII continue the manufacture OF six
cylinder cars exclusively in 1909. Winton says:
'Our decision. to make SKIES and skies only for
1900 Is not based on any personal prediction
Our company. like other automobile companies
IS IN business 10 make what the public wants
snd our experience in the manufacture Of the
public is rapidly coming to acknowledge that
every claim OF advantage put forth for the six
is true.
p. Fl. Smith, q rancher Of Dixon who has
purchased Maxwell runabout from the MAXWELL
.Briscoe Pacific company eff this city. has in
vented novel way Of dispensing with horses.
lle attaches a rope TO the rear axle and weights
Gown. The car, using the runabout to hoist
grain and hay nom q wagon TO the loft OF his
barn. BY running backward and forward q dis
tance OF 100 yards.
C, S. Howard Of the Howard automobile COM
pany reports the sale and delivery of q 40 horse
power two cylinder Buick touring 10 Ed
christensen Of this city This makes the second
car OF this model that Christensen has pur-
CHASED this season. The other being roadster.
C. A. Edwards. a wealthy resident of Clover
Gale, arrived yesterday morning TO receive his
% horsepower White steamer. He left for his
home IN the afternoon accompanied by his wife.
Airs. II. PohlmsDn starts today with her new
straight line body White for her home in Santa
Rosa Mrs. Pohlmsnn intends TO drive the big
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CONDEMNS NFALsE BIDDINa.

The commission disiikes to believe that these
practices are as alleged established by the gen
defense itself If unchallenged amounts to
grave accusation against the honesty of present
business methods. to answer Invitation for
purports to be genuine bids, but what in re-
aity are colluslye figures, purposely made
submitted by one of the supposed competitors,
is an act Of plain dishonesty, to support these
misrepresentation by false affrinations in
faith and without fraud. collusIon or connec-
tion with any other bidder, is positive and
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BEACH HILL INN

Persons desiring a nice quiet place, 70 tn
Beach Hill Inn Artistic furnishings eiegant
rooms, extensive grounds. overlooking the beach:
imRroyed since last year. Address MISS A.
PORTER, Santa Cruz.
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CAMP TAYLOR RESORT

First class hotel accommodations. Tents, cot
tages and family grounds unlimited Boating
swimming. fishing. Grocery and butcher: also
dancing pavilion the gruund- Liberal terms
Send your family. Address T. w. STACK
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CLEyELAND sANITARIrjM

Eight miles from Ukiah. Open all the year.
have been curing cancers for twenty-one years:
nurses furnished. Will cure cancer; no knife;
root and branch taken out without pain or
bleeding. Mineral springs. Good fishing
3. L. CLEVELAND, Ukiah.
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automobile herself and her daughter will also
learn its manipulation. The ear is TO be decor
ated next month for Sonoma countyk rose carni-
81
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MT. VIEW RANCH HOTEL

And cottages In the mountains near Santa Crux
rlrsI class table. clubroom. dancing pavilion
.s ~, .iss c1os4oSt- Rates 3D. $40 and S12. Car
riage rare % round trip. Send FOR booklet
MRS. TONY PHILLIPS. Prop. Santa Cruz Cal
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TERRACE GROVE HOTEL

In the heart Of the Santa Cruz mountains- Un-
Wrights. Cal.
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C, s. Howard Of the Howard automobile CON-
pany reports the sale and delivery of q 40 horse
power two cylinder Buick touring car 10 Ed
ChrtStiansen Of this city. This makes the second
car OF this model that Christensen has pur-
CHASED this season. The other being roadster.
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MEASURES ARE IMPARTIAL


The measures I advocate are in the interest Of
pom decent corporations and law abiding labor
unions They are, moreover pre-eminently in
the interest of the public, for in my Judgment
the American public have definitely made up
their mind that the days of the reign of the
great law defying and law evading corporations
are over and that from this time ON the mighty
organizations of capital necessary for the trans
action of business under modern conditions while
enc encouraged so long as they act honestly and in
5ected to careful supervision and regulation of a
Kind so effective as to insure their acting In the
interest of the people a whole
Allegations are often made to the effect that
there is no real need for these laws looking to
the more effective control of the great corpora.
lions upon the ground that they will do their
work well without such control. / call your at
tention to the accompanying copy of report
JUST suDmitted by Nathan Matthews. chairman
OF the finance committee, TO the mayor and city
council OF Boston relating to certain evil prac-
tlces OF various corporations which have been
bidders for furnishing TO the city iron and steel
This report shows that there have been exten-
siye combinations formed among the various
corporations which have business with the city
OF Boston, including, for instance carefully
planned combination embracing practically ali
the firms and corporations engaged in structural
steel work in New England. This combination
included substantially all the local concerns and
many of the larger corporations in the United
States engaged in manufacturing or furnishing
structural steel for use in any part Of New Eng
land;s 1t affected the states, the cities and the
towns, the railroads and street railways and
generally all persons having occasion to use iron
or steel for any purpose in that section of the
country. As regards the city of Boston. the
combination resulted in parceling the work by
collusive bids plainly dishonest and supported
by false affrmations. In it's conclusion the COM
mission recommends as follows:
Comment on the moral meaning of these
methods and transactions would seem super
tuous, but as they were defended at the public
hearings OF the commission and asserted to he
common and entirely properly incidents of bust.
ness life, and as these practices have been re-
sorted to by some of the largest industrial cor
poratons that the world has ever known, the
commission deems it proper to record its own
onini0n
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PESCADERO STAGE

Stage leaves every morning. excepting Sunday
az $50 from Mano & Demechei's cigar store
l42 Pacific av., and Williamson & Garrett's gro
cery store. 10 Pacific av. JAMES HARVEY
SANTA CRUZ. CAL
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to except labor organizations from the workings
OF this law, and they who insist upon totally
excepting them merely providing that their
status shall be kept wholly unchanged and that
they shall continue TO be exposed TO the action
which they dread. Obviously ali organiza-
ton not formed for profit should not be required
TO furnish statistics in any way complete as
those furnished by organizations for profit
Moreover, so far as labor is engaged in produc-
ton only its claims to be exempted from the
antitrust law are sound. This would substan-
tally cover the right of laborers to combine, to
strike peaceably and to enter into trade agree
ments with the employers. But when labor un-
dertakes in a wrongful to prevent the
distribution and sale OF the products of labor
as by certain forms of the boycott, 1t has left
the neld Of production and its action may plain
ly be in restraint of interstate trade and must
necessarily be subject TO inquiry, exactly as In
the case OF any other combination for the same
purpose. so as to determine whether such action
Is contrary to sound public policy. The heartiest
announcement should be given to wage workers
TO form labor unions and TO enter into agreement
with their employers. and their right to strike so
long as they act peaceably must be preserved.
But we should sanction neither n boycott nor
blacklist, which would be Illegal at common law
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Carmichael. Bray Co. have received the
first of their taxicabs or town cars. 1t arrived
yesterday from the Elmore factory and has a
two cycle Tslveless engine of the latest pattern.
The town car is attractively finished and caused
quite stir along automobile row.
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GLEN ALPINE SPRINGS

Near Lake Tahoe Fly nshing over % sierra
lakes Delicious mineral water. MANAGEMENT
OF owners. Folders at s. p and Peck-Judah
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OLYMPIC CLUB TRYoUTs

Tryouts will be held at the Olympic
club building in Post street tomorrow
night for the boxers who want to ap-
pear in the amateur tournament which
The Springdale news., 1908-12-25

Liehlyter who is now working at his old trade after d long vaea- tion. We understand that MT. Thompson will locate at Goshen. Mrs. Arthur Smith returned yesterday from an extended visit with relatives at Wheeling, Mo. Jim Austin has decided to de- fer his intended trip to the great west and has moved down to the cottage on the Stuckey ranch where he will reside during the next year.
 There will be no Christmas tree at Johnson during the coming holidays.
 Uncle Ben Johnson has not found "Tommy,' the blue speck- led hound that Strayed away some days ago.
 The local A. H. T. A. will have four stalwart candidates to ride the goat at the next regu. lar meeting in January.
 Dr. John flight of Fayetteville has shipped car load of tile here and will have 1t used in draining off some of the wet ground on his farm.
 MULKEEPMO.Z
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Reigbborbood News.
JOHNSON.

Dec. 21.-A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year for The News and its many readers.
 Mrs. Ada Gregory and child rem left Saturday evening for Pittsburg and other Kansas towns where she intends to visit for several weeks.
 Geo. Brown and Wm. Miller were two land seekers who were down from Kansas several days of last week looking for happy homes in the Ozarks of Arkansas.
 Wm. Mullins returned Thurs day from Kansas City, Mo-, where he had been visiting for several weeks. He was there the day that Adam God" and his fanatical followers fought their battle with the police and was on the scene of the battle few minutes after the firing ceased.
 C.. C. Couch has rented the J E. Gregory farm and will move there in a few days instead of moving up to Springdale.
 John Thompson has rented property at Springdale and Is moving his family and household goods up there today. MT. Thompson will resume his former avocatlon as travelling salesman about the beginning of the new year.
 The protraeted meeting IS still Tn progress at Shady Grove and will probably continue until next Sunday. Rev. Brown is preach ing some splendid sermons and the interest IS manifest by the large audiences.
 John Mason, K. M. Lichly ter and Bert Johnson returned Fri. day trom their hunting trip out beyond Carter, Ark, where they spent several days of last week.
 George Thompson, the Spring dale blacksmith, was down witt Us last week but could not find . house to locate in here, so he turned the shop back to k. M
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SOUTH SPRINGDALE.
Dec. 2. Merry Christmas.

want everyone who reads this to turn to Mathew, I'd chap ter and read down to the 18th verse sometime during Christ mas day. There they will learn where and when the beautiful custom of giving gifts on Christ mas originated. The wise men saw his star in the east and was guided by 1t to the house where Christ was born and found him lying Ill manager, a little babe only few hours old, and when they found hlm they fell down and worshiped him. Then they of their treasures offered him gifts, gold and frankincense and myrrh. So we find that the worldwide custom of making
 presents on Christmas was start ed by the wise men of the East in Bethlehem of Judea on the very night Jesus was born. Now
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we have found what the wise men did, please turn to Luke, I'd chapter and read down to the 21st verse and we will see what the shepherds were doing when the angels appeared to them and what they did after tile angels went away. They glorified and praised God for the things that they had seen and heard that night. The shepherds heard what We poor mortals have never heard, the voices of angels from Heaven singing and praising God in honor of the greatest event that ever occurred in this world, for which we ought to glorify and praise His name.
 E. B. Teale last week built him wood shed of lumber saw ed by B. F. Scantland at his mill over on White River from timber cut on D. V. Davis land. Mir. Davis has world of timber on his place and is having it sawed into lumber and is building him. self new house and IS we'll pleased with his new home and rural location. We folks hated to see them leave us but what Is our loss IS their gain, we SUD- pose.
 MT. Hummer is yet improving slowly and wants to eat morning, noon and night and between l times.
 MT. and Mrs. Baxter's son John came i'll from Texas Sum- day for visit with his parents. Also daughter came i'll Sunday for a visit with the home folks.
 Arkansas IS being treated to numerous big white frosts this winter, which purifies the atrnos- phere and makes 1t healthier.
 In speaking of Ed. Bratton's split log" drag last week we would say that 1t was not split log at all he had, but was built on the same plan, out of two inch lumber, and We think It was an improvement on the split log. Mir. Bratton had his rigged to run at an angle of 45 degrees on a straight line, thereby forcing the loose dirt to the center of the road leaving a smooth oval surface. No need of going to the woods for split log, two- inch lumber will do as we'll.
 DoN'T WORRY.
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REMEMBER

Dec. 24 is the day I hand out my calendars. All those who have signed up for one will have 1t saved for them as agreed. Others will get one till they are all gone. Only a limited mum. Der. First come. first served.
 G. w. kennan. See H. A. Daily for low prices on jewelry. We are giving SC per cent discount on great many articles.
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A FARM FOR SALE.

so acres, 40 acres in cultivation, plenty of good running water, , houses, ? barns, 700 fruit trees, half iii bearing, one mile from school, six miles northeast of Spr1ngdale. Price $500. Address 26-tf. CHARLES s. MAYEs.
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Sanitarium Treatment Rooms will be open for ladies from : a. m. till noon, other hours by ap- pointment. Gentlemen's hours from 1 p. Ill. till II D. Ill, other hours by appointment. Phone No. S2. GEO. KERR.
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There is nothing nicer for a Christmas present than a good magazine, and the Lichlyter News Company, next door to the postoffiee, will take your order for any magazine or newspaper published and will make you close prices.
The Springdale news., 1908-12-25

LANDS and Business Chances in all parts of the Middle West for sale, for particulars write or sec the J. s. Ewalt Realty Co. SprinQdale, Ark.
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Several young people in this section should attend the Spring field Business College. It is one of the largest and best schools. Every graduate is placed in a position, or the tuition is refun- ded. Send for the free cata- lOgue.
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WOOL CARDING.

Having retitted my roll earding machine in first-class condition, l am prepared to accommodate those wishing work in my line. Will have rolls on hand to ex- change for wool.
 $. N. HAXTON.
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Fisher X Son will have an auction of personal property next Tuesday at their farm five miles southwest of Springdale, beginning at ten a. I'll. Lunch will be served on the ground, and music will be furnished throughout the day by the Stony Point band.
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GOATS HOUSE.

Do you go to goats house for wool? No, only to sheep's house. Then go to jewelry store for your watch and clock repairing. 5 years at the bench.
 C. w. kennan.
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Toilet cases and Christmas novelties of all kinds at Llchlyte1 News Company's.
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2 gold-plated collar buttons a H. A. Daily's for Sc.
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FOR SALE.-Finely improved, eight room residence, bath, base ment, etc, all modern and we'll located.
 BERT $. LEWIS.