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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-28

VIII Battling Nelson fight again?
Apparently the f1ghter-author desires
10 remain out of the ring for a time
and permit his hard earned laurels
TO rest upon his sturdy shoulders, con-
tent with the money he is making from
his numerous investments
But Freddy Welsh, tho English
lightweight, who has beaten the best
boys in the United Stntes. including
Packey Mcfarland, IL the truth be told,
declares the Battler must meet him
in finish argument, and has deposit
ed $4,000 TO make a match with the
champion for forty-lve rounds.
Welsh made critics take notice.
when, after few fights with Packey
Mcfarland. in which the decisions
were against him, or at the best,
draws, he came back and beat Abe At
tell at his own game-boXing. Al
though he outwelghe1 the feather
weight champion, Welsh was not con-
sidcred In Abe's class when 1t came TO
tho scientific side of the game. He
surprised everyone by beating Attell
10 the punch. time after time. and con-
rInced followers of the game that he
is one Of the best boxers living.
Welsh Is a surprise In many ways,
In the first place he is a vegetarian.
never eating meat in any form. even
when training for hard fight. This
in Itself Is almost hcresy from the
standpoint Of a pugilist, and especial
ly when the abstainer from meat is
product OF beef-eating Britain.
Apparently the dropping of meat
does not act as a bar TO strength.
speed and stamina in Welsh. He has
shown that he is faster than Attell,
has a knockout punch and can go
round after round without firing
Whether he can develop a wallop and
turn the trick Joe Cans failed at and
which every other lightweight has
found mpossible-knock out Nelson
remains 10 be seen
Welsh IS different In other ways
He does not seek newspaper notoriety
by bombastic chatter: does not ca
rouse or announce his marriage to a
chorus girl, and does his training
quietly, with his sister as chiei-of-starr.
When In training Welsh follows the
usual methods, punching the bag,
wrestling, boxing. running on the
road. playing with the medicine ball.
etc, He differs from other pugilists
only In his diet He is strong for nuts.
vegetables and fruits. and his sister.
who oversees TO the preparation OF
his food. is an expert at getting up
tempting dishes for her bread-winnipg
brother.
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CONGREGATION TO ATTEND
WEDDING OF THE PASTOR

New York Feb 27.-One of the mosi
unique weddings of the season VIII
be celebrated at the Northminster
Presbyterian church at 1l5th street
and St Nicholas avenue, when Misi
Mary Campbell Thompson, head work
er in the church. becomes the bride
of the Rev William Payne Shrlver
pastor Every one OF the 400 member,
OF the congregation has promised ts
attend the wedding Mr. Shriver comes
from Baltimore and is a graduate Of
Johns Hopkins university. He is =
cousin OF Alfred j Shriyer. we'll
known lawyer there. and Is related tc
John S. ShrIver. Washington CORE
spondent of the Baltimore American
and the New York Evening Mall. ThS
wedding will take place on March 8.
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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION TO
PROMOTE kINDERGARTEN

New York. Feb 27.-With a view TO
organizing a national association for
the promotion OF kindergarten educa.
ton, a number of well known women
assembled quietly in New York yes
terday and discussed preliminary
plans for the work. While the scope
of the movement will be national. II
is said that nowhere In the country is
there such need for kindergarten Ia
cilities as within a radius of 100 miles
OF Now York
The Inauguration of movement came
about In a rather peculiar way. The
parents of child In Reading, Pa,
could not find a kindergarten and
moving 10 New Jersey Jared little bet
ter This condition of affairs was
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-28
ON
HIS W AY
EAST
STANDARD REPORTER TALKS TO
HIM IN HIS CAR.
He win Fight Jack johnson
for the Championship.

James ]. Jeffrles, retired champion
heavyweight of the world. rolled into
union station Yesterday aboard the ]
o'clock Los Angeles Limited en- route
to New York. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Jeffres and big Sam Berger.
the latter acting as sparring partner,
private secretary. publicity agent and
reception committee extraordinary to
the big champ"
Jeffries was closely guarded In his
state room. but his vlgilant wife let
down the bars long enough to allow a
representative OF the Standard to view
for a moment the features Of her royal
spouse,
Anything doing, Jeff?"
Not thing, believe me-" sleepily
responded the prospective opponent OF
LIP Awtha." the black who is now
defying white pugdom. Sans out
there somewhere and he'll spin yarn
or two for you. I'm going east to take
on this vaudeville engagement which
will last twenty weeks. Beyond that.
! positively have nothing to say, Glad
to see you. Thank you,' and King
Jeff turned on his couch 10 inspect the
repast that had just arrived from the
dining car ahead
Outside. the Jovial Sam echoed the
statement of his employer,
Outside. the joyial Berger echoed
the statement Of his employer saying
that he, also. was unprepared to make
any statement regarding the posSibili"
ty of a fight between Jeffries and Jack
Johnson.
JEFF has just closed six weeks
vaudeville engagement ON the coast" "
said Berger. "anJ he has now accept
ed a S2,500 per week engagement with
the Morris circuit In the east, JET
works about three-Quarters OF an hour
after each evenings performance,
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ond: Palo Alto, 81 (Deverich) 40 to
l, third. Time, LAB,

San Francisco. FeU. 27.-With tho
arrival of the white SoX" special In
San Francisco. Monday night, the base
ball season in California Will be under
way. although the Pacific coast league
Will not commence its regular sched-
ule of games until March 30. The
white Sox" will be met at Sacramen-
10 by a delegation Of local baseball
players. headed by President J. Cal
Ewing of the Coast league.
White Sox No. 10 Will commence
practice on the San Francisco grounds
on tuesday. whilo team No. Will
proceed at once TO Los Angeles to go
into training.
The first game between the eastern
team and the San Francisco nine Will
be played next Friday. The Chicago
squads will then alternate between
Los Angeles and San Francisco, play"
ing against the Coast league teams of
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Oak
land and Sacramento. Altogether
there will be 22 games in San Fran
cisco and Oakland and the same num-
Der In Los Angeles.
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which is putting his In pretty good
condition. He took off &c pounds In
less than six weeks. most OF it coming
from the vicinity of his equator
The idea that JEFF is all out of con-
dition is a wrong one. OF course.
while he managed the big saloon in
Los Angeles and people saw him day
after day about the place, perhaps TAX
ing n drink now and then. and all the
while growing in weight, the common
impression prevailed that he was go
Ing back. They did not know nor take
into consideration that every few
weeks, Jeff struck off into the hills or
mountains on a hunt of week OF ten
days, where he walked and climbed
In the fresh. mountain air and incl
dentally kept down his weight TO a
considerable extent JEFF used to hit
the cigarettes pretty strong. but he
has cut that entirely out. and / dont
believe he has smoked one in six
weeks.
This engagement on the Morris
vaudeville circuit means $50. 900 to JEFF
fries, and until that is closed and he
has had time to determine his condi-
llOH dIlD WbIneT OI UDl IL NDu.u bt
practical for him to take on Johnson,
you NAV depend upon It that he Will
have nothing to say, not even to me
Our act has not been determined upon,
as yet. but expect 1t will be in the
nature Of a dress suit sketch. and
then strip for couple of rounds OF
sparring We will open In New York
shortly after our arrival there Just
tell the people to walt until jeff finds
out for himself whether he wants Il
fight Johnson or not and he will give ii
to them straight as he always has
one"
Jeffries looked in perfect condition
as far os his features were concerned
his eyes bright. color good, and much
OF the fat gone from of his heavy
jaws and neck. 1t was apparent thai
he had been doing considerable train
ing. After taking off &c pounds as
above stated, Jeffries still tips Tho
beam at 25i. but as he has fought in
condition at 226. the present weight is
not serious handicap for him to face
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English Fighter May
Defeat Bat Nelson

Chinn colt forged ahead and won by
three lengths.
The Angclus handicap was taken
by Far West, which just managed TO
get IN ahead Of Joe Madden at the
end Summary:
First race one mile, purse-Donald
Mcdonald, 109 &C. Burnsl 10 to ].
won; Guy Fisher, 112 tV. Powers) .
to ], second: Homecrest, 112( But
welD - TO 1. third, Time. 1,3S a.
Second race, six furlongs, selling
Daruma. liz (Musgrave) Z TO l. won;
Chilla, 10i tButwell- Z TO ]. second;
Entire Nous. III (N. Powers) 5 TO l,
third Time. l.13.
Third race, Angelus handicap. mile
and an eighth-Far West. l09 (But-
welD 3 to l, Won, Joe Madden. lUZ
(McCarthy) TO ., second; Montgom-
cry. ia " Powers) TO 5. third
Time, 1:51 10.
Fourth race. Woodland stakes. ST.
500 added. four furlongs-A- j. Small
11S " Powers) 3 TO .. won; Mrs
Frank G. Hogan, us tMcGee) 80 TO
/. second: Sir Ashton, lis 81. How.
ard) to 5, third, Time, 40 3-5.
Fifth race. three-year-olds and up,
mile. pursc-Harrigan, 100 &C. Burns)
. to 3, won. Norbltt. 104 (ButwelD -
10 l, second; John Carroll, 109 (Shill-
ing) 5 to ]. third, Time, 1:SS.
Sixth race, mile and three.siX-
tcenths, selling-Round and Round,
100 (Kennedy) Is to ., won; Alma
Boy. 105 (McGee) to !, second;
Lord Stanbope. 109 " Powers) 10
|, third Time. 50 80.
Seventh race, five and a half fur
longs, purse-Rialto. lis (McGee) 8
10 1, Won. Julia Powell, 100 tShill-
ing) 4 to 1. second; Colloquy. III (J.
Howard) to l. third. Time. LOS Is.
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BALL PLAYERS ON A
SPEEDING SPECIAL TRAIN

Tho White Sox baseball team left
Omaha Yesterday for Ogden on Il
special train running as the second
section OF the Overland Limited and
VIII reach this city at 1850. sunday af-
ternoon The train consists of bag
gage car. diner. four Standard sleepers
and an observation car. and the base
ball artists will be whirled from Og-
den TO the coast over the Southern
Pacific on record time and without
stops except at division points to ex-
change engines.
After doing California With n series
of games for month. the ball artists
will return slowly and entertain the
public with a series of games at Salt
Lake, Ogden, Denver and other i'm
portant cities between the coast and
Chicago
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PRESiDENT-EUECT TO HAVE
HONORS HGAPEO UPON Him

Washington. Feb. .7-Presideni"
Elect Taft. who recently was made n
Mason lat sight" Will probably have
now honors heapod upon him upon blS
arrival In this city from New York
The National Farmers union Is pre-
naring TO elect him member "f That
organization "on sight The organiza-
t,on which Is TO make the president
elect an Honorary farmer mas pre-
nared a memorial TO be presented 10
MIR Taft, asking him to use mis- IN
,;uonco IN bringing about Legislation to
do away With trading In futures on
crops"
Mr., Taft will not leave the national
canitn, again until after he has assum-
cd the reins OF the government Mr
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SANTA ANITA RESULTS.

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. 27-A j.
Small belonging to P. T. Chinn. cap
turcd tho Woodlands stakes. the fea-
ture of an excellent card at Santa
Anita this afternoon and came very
close TO running the four furlongs In
worlds record time. The race was
the hrst OF the two-year-old classics
In be decided this season and only
four starters faced the barrier. The
quartettc ran we'll punched until they
reached tho flnal furlong. whore the
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-28
TENTH CHAMPIONSHIP WON.

New York, Feb. 27.-Thc tneth In
door tennis championship was won
here todey on the courts Of the Sen
enth Regiment armory by T. R Pell,
of New York, who defeated the run
ncr-up. G. c. Shaffer OF Columbia Uni
YerSity. by 6-l; 6.3; Ga.
Today's victory gives Pell second
leg on the national championship
trophy the tournament OF 1907 having
resulted In his favor.
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COVERED WITH SORES.

Twas afflicted with a terrible blood disease,
which was in Spots at first. but afterwards spread
all Over my body. These econ broke out into soFes
ard tt is easy to imagine the suffering endured
Before Became convinced that the doctors could do
me no good Ihad epent hundred DOLLARS which WAS
really thrown away. then tried VARIOUS patent
medicines, but they did not reach the disease
was greatly improved, and was dclightod with the
result. The large red spotchee on my chest began
TO grow paler and smaller, ard beio!c long dSap-
como otoaeef and my appetite greatly improved.
was soon entirely well, and my ska ae elear az
a piece of glaGo Fl. L. MEYERS.
SO Clinton Street. Newark. n. j.
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DANIELS DEFEATED.

New York, Feb. 27-G. NJ. Daniels,
the swimming start and holder of sew
eral worlds records, was beaten In
the hundred yard handicap event TO-
night at the Sportsman's Show In
Madison Square Garden. He made
the distance in 50 3-5 seconds, while
the winner of the race, c, Tiff y. Nj.
C. a. who was given ten second
handicap, got over the 100 yards In l
minute 4 30 seconds.
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- THE TOGGERY -

and Mrs. Taft will be guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Boardman In their
home in fashionable Dupont Circle un-
I'll March 4.
Mr., Taft will see today city almost
ready with waving banners and
streamcrs of red, white and olue for
his Inauguration as president
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brought TO the attention of one OF III.
women In the present movement, with
the result that a meeting was called
Among those who attended the confer
ence were Mrs. Richard Watson Gid.
al and Mrs. Kate Douglass Wig
gin Riggs, the author.
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THE USUAL SYMPTOMS.

Having used S. s. g. quite extensively. am 10
position TO know its virtues, As tho result Of &C.
nous blood disorder ry biood Became poisoned ard
suffered severely with Rheumatism and other
eynptons not necsesary to mention. A friend told
me be bad been cured OF my trouble by S. s. 5
and upon his accommodation tcgnn ite Csc. AZ
ter using II for gomc uno my blood wEs thoroughly
cieauscd Of All r0soas and made pure and strong
again. -
wish alec to speak OF its tonic properties. II
built up my general healths IL ic,pfosod my appc-
"a Sycry way I am great believer IL s. S. s.,
ana with pleaoure recommend II 10 ali who need
goot blood medicine. ROBERT 81 L"ElIZiO'
so Chestnut Street, Lebanon, Pa
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PITCHER HENDERSON
PURCHASED AND SIGNED

Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 27-Pitcher
Henderson Of the Stockton, Cal. team.
was purchased and signed by the
Cleveland ball club today. Hender-
son pitched forty games for Stockton,
winning 3S,
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CURED SOUND AND WE'LL.

Dear Sirs:-I didn ind out that bad contracted
Contagious Blood Poison untl it had made consider
able heldway, and fortunately for mo the fperd
that 1r5t conoulted bad had aoIDe experience with
the disease, and advised me 10 take S. S. S., so
didn't fool with any doctors but began at once the
uso of your medicine. taking it as directed. My
lncnd told me 10 stick 10 IL, and that wag what
did and got along splendidy from tho very first and
my recovery wac rapid. l took number Of BOTTLES,
and am now well as ever. When gan S. S. S.
my face wae 60 full Of sores and eruptons that
could not shave. and now tbero is not blcten or
pimple my body. There Is nothing In the wcrld
that can beat S S. S. for Blood Poison, and al
ways recommend IL for such caSee. A friend OF
rnno 10 taSing 1t row, and is eetteg along nicely
WALTER WEBER.
7ot Oakley ST.. Rvansvilic Ind.
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SWIM MING MEET.

Princeton, n, j.. Feb 27-Princeton
won an evenly contested swimming
meet with Harvard nere tonight by
the score OF 80 to 80 The local team
also won the water polo game, TO 0,
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The man who stands by and says
nothing, when the peril of his govern
ment is discussed, cannot be misun-
derstood If not hindered. be is sure
TO help the enemy.
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1t has its victims in its power
almost before they realize its
presence, because its first
symptom is usually a little
sore or pimple soinSignl6cant
that it does not excite sus-
picion. But the inSidlous
poison is at work on the blood
and in a short while the pa
tient finds he is more or less
affected from head to foot.
Contagious Blood Poison
is too dangerous to trifle with.
No time should be lost in rid
ding the blood Of this destruc-
tive poison, and in no disease
is it more important to have
the proper remedy. Medi-
cines which merely check the
symptoms for time and leave
the real cause Smoulderng in
the system have brought mis-
cry and disappointment to
thousands. Faithfully the Suf-
fererS took such treatment,
usually of mineral nature, and
when all symptoms had dis
appeared and the treatment
was left off, found the virus
had only been shut up in the
system awaiting a favorable
opportunity TO return, with
every symptom intensified.
S. S. S. cures Contagious
Blood Poison and cures it
permanently. 1t goes down
into the blood and removes
every particle Of the poison,
makes the circulation pure
and healthy, and does not
leave the slightest trace of tn
is made entirely Of roots, h
ing and cleansing in their n
Of mineral in any form to il
S. S. S. will also drive out al
that may be in the blood from
fering with Contagious Blood
will purify your blood. Home
free to all who write,
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Removing symptoms all that is necessary Con-
giou Blood Poison The vuent which produce these out
manifestations be completely driven from the blood before
effected The least left in the circulation will
later fresh outbreak the trouble with all the hid
symptoms liberated mouth and throat copper Spoce
falling hair and ulcers, etc.
Contagious Poison the eacherous Of all diseases
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E of the disease for future outbreaks S. S. S.
,ots, herbs and barkS, all of which are heal
heir nature. 1t does not contain q particle
, to injure the delicate parts of the system.
out any lingering remains Of mineral poison
from the former treatment. IF you are Suf
Blood Poison S. S. S. will cure you, because il
Home treatment book and any medical advice
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA
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