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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
PLAN 10 CONSOLIDATE
TIHI EATING REPIHif,s

Washington. DEC. II Plans arf
Hfaot. IL Is believed Tor the eansln'
riation II a confederation ~ the CEN
tfal American republics.
The sudden disappearance 81 pr.
Luis Anderson uucrs proof of this t.
the minds of the Central American
diplomats here.
or. Anderson WIS here ~ the spet-
Sal representative IT Costa Rica. IN
addition. be WAS the candidate 81
Mexico for president OF the proposed
United states of Central America.
He left on receipt ~ q telegram
and II was learned today that his dee-
tInation III Carriage. Before going he
lts had an interview With Senior Cteei.
former Mexican ambassador to the
United States, and nov here as The
special envoy Of Mexico
Central American diplomats fear
there may he Il confiagratIon whore
now there IL only o blaze
1t Is believed that Ir Anderson
hurried south ia anticipation Of such
consolidation He iIaH the endorse
ment ~ Mexico. the most powerful
near neighhnr Of Central America and
holds the confidence of At least TIVE
other statos on the isthmus. In The
event that affairs reached "a crisis de-
mnndinE consolidation he would be
on the ground and reHdy e. stop into
the breach.
Friends 81 Br Anderson insist that
1le has gone to san Jose, merely to
intend a meeting Of the international
society on sanitation aud ~ yisit his
family during sthc holidays This.
others declare. Is a clever blind They
maintain that Df. And rson'a plans
were MOI changed nntil IL Was learned
that Zettyn's ahdioatiou waa inovita-
bic. Then fnllos ed the hurrtet. inter-
yiew with senot ,reel and tho j1urn-
sS.
The Mexican government II ON
1nitted a. the arnaiKamption OF the
yise fiery little republics on the 18TH.
mus senor Enrique Creet has de-
stsfed mis- government would like to
eee such a consolidation though
qualifying the declaration By saying
that he aid not believe the time ripe
for sueh "a movement.
Although The United states has
been deliberately and atudiouslv
avoiding the question a Is understood
thai this government would not On
terrain any great enthusiasm oyer
such q consolidation. II would mean
that Mexico could exercise "a tnr
greater Influence over such "a group
aud that che United states would lose
prestige,
Tn state department dist lainss all
knowledge of the movements OF pr
Anderson or of his object In going tu.
Costa nica at this time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
] A F T AS

While the committee in question wa.
not entirely disposed Of. its champion,
were ont Unanswered tacticallV, The
meeting adjourned without the com
mittec being re-appointed, and J II
Arnold, president Of the organization
refuses TO appoint "a new committee
without being instructed to do SO 10y
the association.
Alamo Monument Plans.
General interest is being taken here
in a movement that Is to result in the
erection in this city II a monument
worthy to commemorate the heroisln
of the Alamo defenders. The fund
started for this purpose is growing
rapidly though still far from the $780,
600 mark. the sum needed Several
drawings have already been submitted
by artists, and it is thought that one
of them viii be finally accepted by the
committee in charge. The form Of
monument favored seems to be a high
column surmounting a base large
enough TO carry the names Of the men
who died in the massacre as wen as
number of historical tablets. Statues
OF llf itNtFiS VIII btthNN prominent
positions on the base and that of Col
onel Travis viii find room on top OF
the shaft,
Ninth To Philippines.
Arrangements are being made for
the transfer of the Ninth infantry to
the Philippine islands on January Is.
According to the original plans Of the
war department. the regiment was 10
left Fort SAN Houston about the
middle of April. The organization is
I'm command of Col Charles ]. Crane,
and has seen a great deal of service
in the islands and China.
To Fly al san Antonio.
Louis Flulhan. the French aero
viii give several exhibitions in
this city early in February. Tie viii.
accompanied by Mason and Mis-
serot. and four %acroplanes OF the Bier
ana Farman types, While the win
weather in the north remains I'm
favorable To his flights. AIR Paulhau
ain stay in the south, visiting Calves
New orleans. Birmingham and a
number Of other southern cities.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
MARINE SUES RICH
GIRL FOR BREACH
Of PROMISE
Gallant Sea Fighter Lost His
Heart During Short Shore
Leave and Wants Cash Balm
When Papa Stops Romance.
~, Morning Journal special neas.d wlrel

Lac Angeles. Dee. IA suit ask
ina darnage IT $4,000 far breach ~
promise wars Med here today ty RUS
sen ~. clark. formerly b marine of
the Emitted states navy. against Grace
Eedier. daughter If ". IT, Vedder,
former mayor o Pasadena ana q
banker af that city.
Ia hts complaint Clark alleges lhat
he fast met Mias Aedder H. 1905 when
he WAS 81 marine on the tinted states
battleslup Mfnutsuta, accompanying
tfe American fleet 6n lt. trip around
the world He had bur S feW hours
shore leH4e ~ santa Barbara, out in
tfai short time hV gained her consent
to marry him conditioned te Says.
upon MS retirement lru8l tine service
or Uncle sam.
,He sleS that. retNfne 80 me prom
ise. he 50 conducted himself that he
was found guilty ~ Reaches If disei-
pine. Causipg his discharge.
IL then came To California ana met
Miss Ntsider. aul2 t. 49, tela that her
father soula uat consent 70 the mar
rlage.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
UTAH C0PPERTO BUY
UP BOSTON CONSOLIDATED

New York. Dec 1.-THE stock
holders 81 thc t-lah copper company
NIil meet january q to authorize an
Increase boa tho capital stock from
,se. 0oa e. 5ee.00o shares. for the
pufposo of acquiring the property of
thg Boston Consolidated Copper oou-
naB,. Tho basis 81 the deal rs one
siarv or Utah for two and oue-hsit
shares of Boston and such shares 81
Nevada Consolidated as may Dc ac-
ttrted. hut NOT less tttau 90 majority.
an tha basis ~ one share ~ ttah For
two and one-quarter shares of Ne
Nada.
The official plan ~ merging the
CuEpenh.lm copper Interests cam out
today.
\ portion 90 the Utah stock win he
used To- Increase the output of the
umptuy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18

n cnncillators message 70 preslierf
Taft. Saving ne had shown Ma good
faith l.. reslsring ~ Nicaragua might
resume het friepalv relations WIti
the United states II. added that he
proposed "a lestee the tti
stood ready 10 aerauuf for hts arts
sg president.
24iatms message ID President ragt
folioas.
q December "a i ctblea to Wash
snetou this nlt Ssae-s
SECRETARY Knox / hellsve the
saurtes ~ youf information ara pref
rafgfA. and / reoRaat the United States
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
RAIL ROADS ATTACK
OKLAHOMA RATE LAW

st Louis. Dee. l7-Court proceed
lngs ia the suit brought by the Atchi-
son, Topeka d santa Re and the Mis-
souri, Kansas a Texas railroad TO have
thc two cent passenger rates made hy
the oklahoma corporation commission
temporarily |cnloinod began here to-
day iu the United states circuit court.
The rates of ten commodities. among
them cotton aud grain, arc also in
Volyed.
Charles West attorney general ~
oklahoma. Be- among the attorneys for
the state Tho principal arguments
Tor the railroads will be made by
Frank liagermaR ol Kansas city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
COLORADO HESITATES
TO REIMBURSE MINERS
state Nuditor Declines 90 Draw War
rant 10 PAY Award for Dam
aged Stores.

Denver. Dee. t1.-tlaving been uu-
ablo thus tar 10 eel state Auditor
kpnphhn Us draw a warrant Tor the
SG0, 600 appropriated e. the Western
Federation Of Miners for damngc done
the organizations stores in the cripple
creek strike of 1904 attorneys for the
federation presented "a request 60 tho
state auditing hoHrd. that they be paid
from Tn bond fund now on hand
amounting to $3.50, 000 Governor
shafroth has taken thc matter under
~adVisrmcnt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
POSSUM HAS
TEDDY BEAR ON
THE SHELF
BWana Jumbo IS Forgotteni
Here's Anotbef Hunch on
What to Buy forYoU trends
on Christmas,

Tack TO The poIlr reeions for the
Teddy Bear,
Ills brief DAY sn,iea and the
memory of Bwana Tumble and the
founder Of the Anants dub Is evi-
IDENTIFY forgotten
The Eiiy Poss5m. emhlematie If
Zig Bnl who plays lassoaa ID Wash
naton IN thu Whit House has super
seeded the beor ami now occupies tbs
spotlight.
"The only evidence I have seen 81
the Back-from-EIta movement. said
O. A. Matson yesterday. is the fact
that a boy came ia here today and
asked for a TEDDY Hear. ! hated to
80 IL, but / had - ten him That was
one thing no longer had in stock
Matson, however. has Btly Postum
IN al his glory ana the somnolent ami
mai attracted oausidera hle attention
in the store window Yesterday along
with The "Monktz ou q String and
various other wonders which catch
the eve OF the small HOY and the man
who wants to tickle his small hoy On
Christmas. In spite Of the stormy
weather Matson drove q thriving trade
Yesterday and everybody is buying
gifts As usual Things for the kids are
being sold in large numbers, In
games the "Kumhak' IL the %tayorite
ut present. but the choice assortment
of good books fer boys and girls has
proven an attractive feature. The
) f8tfua NJ Atg.4tf t..1GU f1- e,fr1. an
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
NAYBRAY SWlNOlF CASES
ARE SET FOR NEXT MONTH

Council N3ufls la U fr The
srimiuat ,.s,s against j tthras
MIA Hnnut sightf allrEed spriates
hafrti with tnnsplrinE e. arfrau3 o
Hrs. aumhtr uf persons fr.m Various
rlrts ~ eeuntrs fhrunsh mk.
nofst raose wrestling mateirs uud
.thtr sporting vents hate hsn set
H ufsuWe4a nn the Iefsnduufs at.
HHrrrfs january If. fstn- civil eases
sllnsi Mayhlay ana certain eltzrna
aut financial Institutions uf this piavo.
brought hs victims of cheese r,prtel
fnfndIos. which Wero sef Tor today.
nere postponed 90 January ne.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
.PFSSlMlSTlC VIEW
OF SWlTCHMEN'S STRIKE
of Minnesota Has lAttlc
Hops OF Early settlement.

ST. r4ul Dee ~ -GoNcrnor Eher-
hatt ~aid today that conditions In thc
suitthmeu strike appear o. be im
proved though NOT normal II was
.his opinion THAT, even were the strik
declared on Immediately, conditions
could uet De- madr normal probably
tor moor, thsu b m"nth. ON account 90
.tur congestion 81 freight,
Governor Eh.rhart said THAT hs
win make uo ,nort o. bring strikers
aud railroads together uuless mis- re-
ports show thst conditions sr, serious
enough tn Warrant
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
CONGRESS
ORGANIZED FOR THE
STATE OF TEXAS


Especial CarrssDonaesce 20 Morning Journal
san Antonio, Tex. Dee. l6.-After 4
two days session of the forces anxious
TO call into being a Texas CONNER
'cial Cons. ess and a great deal Of hard
lighting on the part of a committee
of the Texas Commercial Secretaries
association threatened with eXtinc-
ton. the object OF the former was
gained. aud The L.oue Star state has
now an organization that will be state
wide in scope. and nonpartisan in its
endcaVor. The fight put up by a fac
ton of The Commercial Secretaries as
ISOLATION hinged on the abolition of
the legislative committee, members of
which are said IL have taken a greater
interest in politics than their mem
bership ia tho committee warranted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18

A good spring makes a good bed.
A good bed gives perfect rest. Per-
rect rest IS absolutely necessary to
good health and long life. Buy q
10. Legsett & Plat Steel Spring and
I'VE To a good ripe old age. The Fu-
tfelie Furniture Co, exclusive agents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
INCREASES HIS
TELEPHONE HOLDINGS

Toledo. a.. Dec. q. -plGcial am
u@ouuce nieut WIS made erc tonight 81
the purchase hy J r Morean 4 co.
ef controlling interest IN the rive nd
independent tciephoa. COM
nunics of ohio and Indiana. b. is an-
nnpnced ai~n thst the companies VIII
operated exclusively by Morgan 4
Co., ana that the Boil company has
nothing g. do With the deal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
PAWNED HIS HAT TO
BUY WEAPON FOR
MURDER
my Morning journal Special Leased wireI

El taso, Tex. bee 1L-Pawning
butcher knife, Jesus Perez. went 70
his home on Stevens street today.
plunged The knife through the he1rt
Of Gregorin Narvietto, twisted the
blade before withdra win il. and ais
his victim dropped dead. he turned
upon AIRS. Rita Marshall, wife of a
restaurant Keeper ot Jnarez. ana
eashed her face and arms horribly he
fore sht could he rescued Perez was
erazed by jealousy ANA whiskey.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
CHRISTMAS STOCKING FILTERS.

Ladies jap. silk h'dcfs. borders and
corners embroidered .....f zoe
Ladies' extra fine sheer woven
orossbar lawn h'dcfs. dainty
hand embroidered border .....25c
Mems solid color ISxlS hemstitch-
ed h'dcts: navy. green, gray ana
cardinal - a5c
ingersol watches, nickel or gun
metal .......t ....... $500
Mems 20 year crown Gold Filled
Hunting case waltham watches
+..-.+. ...-... $500
Extra quality. gold plate. link cum
buttons ..- ..-.-..-.. soc
Hair Barrettes. heavy polished
stock. medallion mounting. stone
center .--..- ..--..... o
Mems President suspenders ...I5c
elastic belts. elaborate jet
trimmings 500.
Rubber dolls that range from 10 To o
Harnonicas that range from Sc to 81
Auto" pipes. large piano polished
bowl, reversible hard rubber bit.
each in a leather wallet case. G0c
Store open evenings until Christmas
TUE MAZE.
Nm. kickc. Proprietor.
rrv a Morninu Iournal Want ld
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
Miscellaneous Certificate.

I. Nathan Jaffa, secretary OF
the Territory OF New Mexico,
do hereby certify that:
Whereas, on the 29th day OF
March. a. D.. 1909. the Albu-
querque citizen was designated
as the OFFICIAL Newspaper of
New Mexico. and
Whereas. said Albuquerque
Citizen has ceased publication;
Now. therefore. public notice
Is hereby given that; in com-
pliance with section 3. chapter
- of the laws of 1903. reduir-
ing the Secretary of the Terri
tory 10 designate an official
Newspaper Of New Mexico; the
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Is hereby designated as such
official Newspaper of New
Mexico.
Given under nv hand and
the Great Seal Of the Territory
Of New Mexico at the City OF
Santa Fe. the Capital. on this
fourth day Of October. A d.
1904
tSeaD NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary OF New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18

In the rush and hustle OF this sci-
SON 81 the year don't overlook tie
Tact that we make the finest bread
ana fancy cake in the city. Special
Xmas cakes too. The kind the chii-
drer. Ike. All our goods are SO good
to look at and so tasty that they VII
prove the most attractive food on
your Xmas table.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18
SANTAFE TIME TABLE.

From the East 49,
= southern cat Express. g.ssp SfSa n
N u limited ....12:sop Ice .
III Paso Trains H"s
Na. q ia . fAssenger..- $50 9
from the West i-<es
Chicago Fast Man ne 49,
Ne cbf .iaited 1890. s;5ep ESQ D
feeos Valley Trains "p mp
Ne sll Amarillo. Roswell ana
carlsbad - $50.
No ~ from Carlsbad pas "
From the south
~ p q ana Chicago Ger
~ ehlr Den & X G. TX. B.as zsn.
ls connects az L.amv with br...e
santa Fe and stops az al -
WILLIAM BALFoUR Agent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-18

Territory OF New Mexico.
office OF the Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-28
amp8T
.LARNED IS STILL
TENNIS CHAMPION
Defeats His Challenger, Cloth
Ter, by Three Sets
to Two.

Newport Il. l.. Aug. 2T.-Displayius
complete mastery of the game. William
A. La1ned today won his fifth holding
of the American lawn teams champion
ship. In the challenge match of the
twenty-nnth annual ali-comers ma
tional championship tournament me de-
feated his challenger. William J.
Clothier three sets to two. by the score
of TO I, TO >. to +. 1 to aud 6 20 l..
Yet with the full limit OF five sets being
played before the largest gallery that
has ever assembled about the beautiful
park-liSe court OF the Casino, there
were relatively but few exciting mo-
ments in the competition.
In the first two sets the champion
smotheTed his challenger. In the third
ClOtheT made gallant stand, which
brought out the most exciting tennis
of the entire competition. and scored
the set. The fourth rev aateG the cham
pion i'm an experimental mood He st
this set by faulty back court maneuycr-
ing. and altogether it was sloveuly ten
mis-, far removed from championship
form ON the part of either the partl"I-
pants. Needing the fifth set 90 retain
his title. Larned won it out of udnd,
although CIothier on the whole played
up we'll and so relieved it of being the
WaIkoVeT that the fourth set had been
While the winner ~ the 3ll-COmrrs
was always aggressive. he was COM
pletely outplayed by Larned. The ser
vice of the champion was not quite up
To the mark. as he won eight service
aces and double fault-d seven t,ECs to
Ciothier'S five aces and two faults. But
on placed shots. especially that flvJrite
shot along the side lines. Larned scored
50 points to Clothier's 81. The cham
poin's outs were only S. to his nhal-
leuger'S 81 and his nets % 70 .he lat
ter's %. on the point totals L.a-led
scored 140 to CIotbieT's 10
BY his victory today I-arned holds tine
championship for the fifth time his
record only being exceeded by Biaharf
D. Sears. WIZ held it from 1881 to 1887,
Inclusive
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-28
TY COBB IS SURE
TO LAND TROUBLE
Ban Johnson Is After the De-
trOit Star for Unfair
Tactics.

Chicago Aug, 27-One more attempt
at spiking d fellow player may put q
sudden quietus on the baseball career
Of Tyrus Cobb. star of the Detroit
club. President Johnson has declared
himself against the tactics of Cobb,
who is said to have maliciOusly driven
his armOred shoes against Third Base
man Bakers arm during the series just
closed between the Philadelphias and
DetrOits.
All players look alike to Cobb when
the latter gets on first base, and the
opposing athlete who moves into the
soUtherneT's 18th is liable to meet al
most any fate on the calendar Base
running is a speciality with TyrUs, and
he viii advance at any cost. More than
one inficldeT i'm the American league has
been cut down by the deadly spikes fit
ted to Cobb's shoes. The last victim.
Baker also may be the last. according
to President JOhnsOn's e1ict.
There's been altogether too much Of
this sort of game at Detroit asserted
Mr. Jahnson, 'and somebody is going
to be made a shining example if ! hear
of another such affair. Cobb seems TO
/ be the chief offender, and a word of ad-
vice should so a long way. He must
stop that sort of playing or ne VIII have
To quit the game. steps win be taken
next winter to overcome the possibility
IF spiking players, Just what action
will be taken I am unable to state, but
the players may be asked to wear
shorter spikes than before.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-28
NELSON TO MEET R'FARLAHD
Bout Will Be Staged After October,
and Articles Will Be Signed
Cnon

Chicago, Aug. 27.-B1ttIiEs Nelson
viii take on Packy MacFarlaud in "a
battle for the lightweight championship
at Inc terms suggested by MucFari7ud
namely. f33 pounds. three hours be-
fore 5he contest, but The bout viii not
be staged Until after OCtui1~T. This as
s,Uarrc was given PacKy M9CFJr}anG' s.
maHancr la q letter received mere tuday
from NCW 1CTE. where Sat las itlu
spending mach of his TIM The liatucr
unI be here tor orrow, and Du SuUd.y
he and MacFaTlaud's manager may
reach an agreement and sign articles.
throwing the match open to the highest
bidder.
Coffroth has been working with Mac
Farlauds manager on this match, and
il is almost certain that James win
land the battle when Nelson gives the
sign that he is ready to take on Packy-
And some grudge match this battle be-
tween the two viii be.
Packy is training hard at q local gym
for his fight with Ray Bronson at New
Orleans. Sept. u. and IS already i'm 8ood
shape.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-28
BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
TIGERS ENJOY AFFAIR.

Detroit. Aug. 21-Oetruit made a show
Of New York I'm the opening game of the
series today Resides hitting the ball
to all corners OF the lot the Tigers ran
bases at will and stols = total of seven
bases ON the visiting catcher. Sweeney.
Wilson. usually good against tho cham
pions started to 90 slab duty. but was
quickly retired after Detroit had secured
five runs IN three innings. Chesbro, who
relieved Wilson. Jared even worse. Ches-
bro was fairly sl0weIei with hits of all
descriptions i'm the fourth inning. two o.
them home runs by Cobb and era wford
on successive pitches. Willet was mas
Ter of the situation at all times. hut ore
hit being secured off his delivery for six
innings. when he retired in order to give
Recruit Lolivet a chance TO show his
worth. Score: r. IT. +.
New GoSk..0 O % q o I , O-G ,
Batteries-Nillet and Stanage. Wilson
ChoSbr0 and Sweeney
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-28
WORLDS RECORD
At RIFLE SHOOT
Workmanship Contests at
Camp PeeTy Result in
High Scores.

Camp Perry. o.. Aug Z1-The national
rifle matches were concluded today. Iu
the individual match another worlds rec
ord was made. A young riflemaH from
tine United States naval academy, Mid
H. O. RO2sch of Oregon. who
won the governors match last week.
made the remarkable score of 1875 out of
q possible go at slow fire on the goo. 800.
$50 and 1.00G-yard targets. thereby win
ming the so prize for the highest slow
fire score. Roesch won the match by de-
featinc 90 competitors with tine record
score of $50. which IS 30 above the score
BIZ which Lieutenant a. d. RotherOck Of
OHIO tool, the houOTs last year
= c. GriffOa of the navy. with q per-
feet score. captured the so special prize
for high skirmish score.
W A. GUldneT of California won the
gold medal with d score of 80. Bronze
medals were won by 7. Stone of Hawaii,
go. and J. Il EdmUlsOn. Texas. 3l9
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-28
TEAMS IN TRIPLE-HEADER.
Two Illinois Clubs Get Together for
Three Games in One Afternoon.

Pekin Ill-. Aug "a novelty In pro-
fessional baseball in this part of the coun-
try occurred yesterday when the Boards
town and the Pekiu teams of the Illinois
and Missouri league PLAYED triple-heaG-
er i'm order to catch uD with the sched-
ule for the season.
and the last game was the best PLAYED
of the trio. The first game of nine in
ninCs was won by Be8rdstoVm. to o.
The second contest. limited to seven in
nings bv agreement. went TO Pelliu 4 10
. The rubber also was won by Pekiu.
10 10 o. The lineup was not changed ma
terially during the long performance and
the men were worn out when the day was
done
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-28
JOHNSON SETTLES DOWN
TO HARD TRAINING WORK

San Francisco. Aug. zI.-Jack johnson
has settled down to hard training al
Emeryville for his fight witt Al Kuuf-
man on Sept. o, and those who have seen
him stripped and at work declare the
champion looks I'm good condition i'm spite
OF his long rest.
The champion was upon the road ian the
forenoon and afternoon and boxed four
rounds with Bob Armstrong. vino has
been secured as his spaTring partner.
Heretofore Armstrong has been helping
KetcheI. but as the middleweight is 90
ing to New York Bob is free to 20 with
Johnson. As much of his work as pos
sible is done in the open. as Johnson be
lieves that is the best way to get into
shape
Kaufman. who is doing his preliminary
work in SOnoma county. viii return on
Monday and settle down TO a hard grind.