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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-08-05
A PLEA FOR UNITY.
Pineview, Ga.

For The Jeffersonian:
I am an old Granger of IA, Peter
Cooper Greenbacker, Populist and
Socialist, and am ready to work any
where to better the condition of the
oppressed poor and producing classes.
| do wish that every Opposer of greed,
graft, monopoly, bribery, injustice
and labor slavery could properly re-
alize the fact, that if we ever win
and get our rights it must be in unity
and cooperation. [ am "dyed in
the WOOL Populist as to the princi-
pies, and have studied the Socialist
principles very closely also, and all
the difference I see is that the So
cialists are more aggressive and in
stead of asking a half-loaf just de-
mand the whole loaf, cheese and
everything that should, and that
does, justly belong to the people who
have produced it. Is there anything
wrong to that? Certainly not Then
why should we fight and oppose
them? Beside, in so doing, we only
weaken ourselves. Reformers and
labor unions are in the same position
that the UNCONVENTIONAL churches are.
Just so long as the devil can keep the
protested Christians divided and
fighting each other, just to that ex-
hn f1rln
and control them and the world. And
in the same manner, just SO long as
the two old allied parties, headed by
the rich capitalists of America and
England, can keep laborers, pro-
ducers and their friends divided,
fighting and pulling against each
and rob us. I say, let's get together
every laborer, producer and opposer
of slavery and injustice, no matter
who you are or to what party, organi-
zation or nationality you at present
belong. We have a common cause,
near and dear to all, to fight for, and
COuuHlOu 0u0uy W oil VI us 10 con-
tend against. We have the majority
if we would get together, and when
we get together let the majority rule
and I am sure they will rule right.
No matter about the name; whether
it is Jeffersonian Democracy, Social
Democracy, Republican Democracy
Peoples Democracy or no Democ-
racy. Success, victory and justice is
what we want, what we demand and
what we must have, and that in the
very near future, or we and our chill
dren are doomed to slavery. We have
no time or ammunition to waste on
each other, but use it where it will
be effective. Lay selfishness aside,
for selfish greed is our common enc
my and curse to humanity. Let love,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-08-05

justice and the good of humanity pre-
vail.
Yours for the right,
T. J. ESTES.
Lubbock, Texas.
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DIR. TAYLOR is EVER WELCOME.

Dear Sir:-Shortly after receiving
yours this morning, patron from
whom I had not expected payment
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-08-05
ANSWERING SOME QUESTIONS.

ANSWERING SOME QUESTIONS.
Dear Sir:-I know you are very
busy man with the preachers after
you on one side and the Socialists on
the other side, but I want you to
write an editorial on Socialism and
show us where they propose to get
the money to pay the running ex-
penses of the Government. | don't
understand that. | take the Rip-saw,
The Farmers Journal and read The
Appeal to Reason sometimes, and I
think they are doing more to divide
the masses of the people than any
thing that I know of.
Yours truly,
w. S. OSBORNE.
Kaufman, Texas, Route 2.
Answer: Our friends, the Social
lists, propose to abolish money and
substitute time-checks representing
the earnings of labor. Gold, silver,
etc., will disappear and the Govern
ment will live on time-checks.
Dear Sir:-Please show up in the
Jeffersonian the profits of a knitting
mill in the same way that you dealt
with the profits Of cotton MILL By
knitting mills, | mean where they
manufacture knitted underwear, etc.
Yours very truly,
]. T. WALLACE.
Hampton, Ga.
Answer: Have no data just now,
but will try to get some.
Dear Sir: have before me state
ment made by the American Print
ing Co.," of Fall River. From this
book I find that $4,000 bales of cot
ton are made into calico annually by
combined force Of 5000 employees.
Divide $4,000 by 5000 and we have
thirteen bales made into calico by
one employee.
Now would it not require at least
the labor of one able-bodied man for
every day of twelve months to pro-
duce and gather and market thirteen
bales of cotton?
Then, if it requires as much, or
more, labor to produce one bale of
cotton as it does to manufacture the
same into calico, should the farmer
not have one-half as much for his
cotton as the factory for the same
made into calico?
True, there is money invested in
machinery in the mills, but there is
more money invested in land, mules,
fertilizers and farm tools
I would like for you to put these
facts together in YOUR inimitable Way
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-08

mile. and then the Time time for " each
Will be figured up, The local team is
composed OF the following:
H. Self w Enser. o. r. Romney,
L. James, w. Jennings. Jack Hail. T.
Ertmans ". Newberry, c. Goss. NJ
ker, Paul Martin b. Bigelow. Ray
Green, Paul Davenport. Hutchinson.
George Igleheart, NJ. Granmey X. Nc
Clane, c. Cline. G. Thomas, II. Halton.
l.. Young. Russell Owens Willard
Smith. r, Wilson, l.. Davenport, Wen
dell Jones. II. Erickson. Il. Shay. f.
Callahan. A. Cline. Sidney Lockhort,
Harry Everett, III. Price. w. Cato F.
Ostlcr. F. Wltzel, T.. Francis. Dennis
Ausherman. T. Kunkel. Dan Ahern,
Chester Carlson, A. Cideraulst, j. Cline
Fred Smith. william Igleheart George
Bergman. E. Montague. j Brouss, d.
Coray, Raymond Rogers, f. Porter, L.
Spencer. II. Greenwood. r. Van Pelt.
c. KnipEng. James Levitt, l. Cand-
land, Frank Davis. n. Godbc William
Smelson l.. Jarvis. F. Beer. H. Cronin,
G. Given. F. Chamberlain, Jack Allen,
D. Gannet. Fl. Ecksteiu. a. Cronin, d
Keith. II. Drumm. FL Brown. ". Stone.
r. Wheelhouse, l.. Stern. F. Newell, n.
Nelson. a. Budd ]. Wolfe. L. Wills,
r. Brown. Alfred Brown, S. Nichols, l.
Talbot, G.. Hines, J.. Cline. o. Parker.
L. Mack II. Barker. Bert Smith. Ken
meth Humphrey. c Swcoten. y. Cline.
L. Romney, c. Short, G. Mack, A. Dale.
w Cline.
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srIERrFrs SALE.

In the District Court. in and for Salt
Lake County, State OF Utah. A. Fisher.
doing business as a. Fisher Brewing
Company. plointiff. against L. ID. EreI-
son and May Erickson. his wife defend
ants TO be sold at shcrIfrs sale nt the
west front door of the County Court
House in tho City and County of Salt
Lake. State OF Utah, on the 9Th dav OF
December, A. d. 1909. at IL o'clock noon os
said day. all the right title. claim
and Interest of said defendants Of in
and to the following described real es-
tate. towit; said right being lease
hold.
Beginning at point on the west side
OF State Street and on the south line
OF n. ]. Malmstrom's tract of land
nine chains twenty links north and s.
deg. Is min. E. about seven chains TWEEN
ty-fve links from the southwest corner
of lot 2 In section 10. township south
of range / east. S. L Msrldians and
running thence about south on the west
south S. deg. 10 min. W. 20 feet. Thence
about north parallel with State Street 90
feet. Thence No IS deg IS min. f. 20 feet to
tho point of beginning. containing 1920
square feet. said leasehold being for
term commencing Dec, 1st, 1904. and end
ing Nov. 30th. 1914 at a yearly rental of
5000. situate In MURRAY. Salt Lake
County. Utah.
Purchase price payable in lawful
money of the United States
Dated at Salt Lake CITY. Utah THIS
10th day of November 1909.
JOSEPH C. SHARP
Sheriff OF Salt Lake County. State
OF Utah.
BY Alex Buchanan Jr.. DEPUTY Sheriff.
Hurd G Hurd. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Date of first publication November
nth 1909
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-08
BERLIN TO HAVE
SlX-DAY RACE

Newark, N. j.. Dec. There is con-
siderable uncertainty In cycling circlcs
as to what American riders will COM
pete in the Berlin siX-day race. wnlcu
month right on the heels OF the New
York grind. Eddie Root and Joe Fogler
is the only American team that has a
contract, and the surface indications are
that by the signing OF Root and Fogler,
Jimmie Moran and Floyd Mcfarland.
who won tho event last March. have
been frozen out II is also said that
neither Jackie Clarke, Iver Lawson. nor
Walter Demara will ride there. either.
Root and Fogler and the team to win
the New York race are the only ones
who are believed to have cnance among
the Americans
Moran and Mcfarland had intended to
ride In Germany, but their split over
lin grind. and they dissolved partner
ship on that also. That occurred about
three weeks ago. and since then both
Moran and Mcfarland have made propo-
sltions to ride with other partners, ou.
as yet the German promoters have not
accepted. Moran has secured Frank
Kramer as partner, and they have sub
mltted terms to Berlin to ride, but havo
not received any answer TO their cable
gram The same conditions rule with
Mcfarland. who picked Jackie Clarke
as a teammate. While they were walt
ing cablcgram came to Root ana tog-
ler, Offering terms, which were accepted
Now Moran intends to go to Europe next
week to endeayor to get In.
Frank Kramer said today that he did
not have any kind OF a contract for an
European tour. and thar he DID not ex,
meet to go abroad He said that lie and
Moran had submitted proposition 10
the German promoters and II they ac-
oepted he would ride In the Berlin race
He had nothing else under consideration
and had not booked passage to Europe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-08
jim JEFFRlES
WANTS JIM CORBETT

Washington, Dec 7.-James j. Corbett
Is James j. Jeffrics's choice for his spar
ring partner while he Is training for his
battle with Jack Johnson. He made this
announcement early today He declared
he was confident OF victory.
why, 1t will be easy" said he. "All
this talk about my being In danger of
being whipped. 1 fall to sec.
II could get ready In 80 days. IL 1t
had to be. but there Is time. Johnson
has made lot of talk. but notice that
he never INDUCES in any of 1t when I'm
around He showed a disposition to be
very meek when we met to Sign articles.
though l am told that when 1 am not
about he is very frisky Since Johnson
started trying to get a match with me
VIC have met several times. 1 have never
spoken to him or shaken his hands, and
l never will"
Some ono wanted to know II he Intend
ed to have Billy Delaney in his training
camp
II don't know was the reply. "you
see, Bill wanted me to take Kaufman
with me when l started to get In shape
for the hight, but 1 can't use Kaufman
because he is so terribly slow.
II need a good fast fellow around me
and Berger is all of that But when
go into actual training ! intend to gel
a bunch OF fast fellows. and IL Is not al
all unlikely 1 Will have Jim Corbett
working with me. Jim is good boxer
and will dc me world of good. Their
there is Mike Sullivan. I'll get him. too
| l guess
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-08
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE is hereby given that
special meeting of the stockholders of
tho Columbus Consolidated Mining Com
pany. corporation OF Utah. has been
duly called to be held and same
will be held at the office of the Com
pony In the Judge Building corner of
Main and Third South streets. Salt
Lake City. Utah. on the nth day of
December. 1909 at 10 o'clock a m. of
that day. for the purpose of voting to
amend and amending the Articles of
Incorporation of the Company. and par
ticularly Article XI thereof 80 that
said Article XI will hereafter read as
follows. to-wit:
ARTICLE XI.
Tho term of Office of said officers
and Directors shall be for one year and
until their successors are elected and
qualified. and they shall be elected by
the stockholders at the regular annual
stockholders meeting. which shall be
held at the general office of this cor
poration in Salt Lake City, Utah. on the
first Tuesday III June. 1910. and annu-
ally thereafter at the same place. at
1000 o'clock a. m. of that day. No no
tice of any future annual meeting Of
stockholders need be given to the stock
holders, Any OF said officers or Di-
rectors may be removed by two
thirds vote of the stockholders called
for that purpose"
BY order of the Board of Directors.
CHARLES A. WALKER,
President
S. a. WHITNEY,
Dated November 18th. 1909.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-08
SEALED PROPOSALS.

VIII be received by the state Board
OF Insanity, at the state Mental hospital
Tor supplies for the six months endina
May 80 1910. consisting in part of 50. ed
pounds OF w. w and graham -four: So
COO pounds of bran; 1000 pounds of
shorts; 800 pounds OF sugar (Utah):
2.Joo pounds OF No. Japan rico: 900
pounds of coffee; 200 pounds of cream
cry cheese; 1000 pounds OF dried apples,
loo pounds of dried peaches; 800 tons
slack coal. 20 tons straw; groceries.
drugs. etc.
For further particulars and copy OF
articles to be bid upon. inquire OF w. R.
III. Paxman. Steward, at tho hospital.
Bids must be sealed and marked Bids
for Supplies" and addressed to the
State Mental Hospital on OF before Dec.
3, 1902 Bids opened at II o'clock on said
date.
The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids not advantageous to the
State. or 10 accept any part of any bid.
BOARD OF INSANITY.
By d. H Calder Md, Supt.
Provo Utah Dec l. 1903
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-08
CoRRIGAM'S BANKRUPTCY
INFORMALLY DISCUSSED

New orleans, Dec S-Local stockhold-
crs of the New Orleans Jockey club
owners of the City Park racing plant,
met yesterday. but only routine business
hankruptcy was Informally discussed, as
be was a heavy stockholder.. The asso-
ciation's ouandary is what they Will do
with the people into whose hands fne
stock falls. Local business men want
rsStrp hit want TO run 1t themselves.
They are worried as to how CorrlGan'
large block OF stock will be disposed
OF It was announced the association
or shortly before the legislature con-
vencs. ,a.1
A movement has been started by local
merchants and interests from 1.ouisyilie
io In the Crescent City Jockey club.
The syndicate is TO be headed by Z. a
Reraud. former stockholder OF the fair
grounds track.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-08
FOREIGNER EXPECTS
TO DEFEAT G0TCH

Chicago. Dec. about his chances of
winning from Gotch. Zbyszko, the Eu-
ropean wrestling champion, says:
Will not say at this time In outright
fashion that can beat Mr.. Gotch who
really Is wonderful man, at this time.
But l Will say to my Polish friends and
the great American public that i hope to
be. able to do so before l quit american
soil In the early part of next ytlr
Naturally the question will come up
right and left; How do / expect to do
this?' / mean to answer this question so
that all may know.
ing that have mapped out for myself
and the hardest kind OF grinding to get
myself in perfect physical condition viii
do the trick. That is what VIII do It.
1t may be egotIStical. but l believe
have all the natural requirements to de-
feat Gotch. / have strength and knowl-
edge of the game we are playing. a good
head. am cool under fire and am not
afraid of a few rough knocks. Why,
then, II 1 am down perfectly and get
speed such as Gotch boasts. should not
take back the title with me2 L can see
no reason.
thing about tho catch-as-catch-can style
everything. He tried everything on me
and could not get me IN very tight He
tried trlckery and strength andator tho
former 1 matched him with cooEl1&ame-
ness and for the latter pitted my own
power and found I lacked nothing. 1
am greatly encouraged
/ was far from right as you call 1t
in this country. when first landed here.
1 was rushed into matches that through
my failure to win easily was classed
below what l should have been Gradu-
ally 1 got better. I stuck to the routine
work had laid down for myself and al
most before knew II I got results And
so 1t wtll go. gradually working myself
into perfect shape, and If l can get an
other chance at Gotch will be returned
the winner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-08
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sign
ers forfurth erinformation.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate Division, in and for Salt Lake
County, state of Utah. In the matter
OF the estate OF Nathan Gcdge. Deceased.
Notice.-The petition OF Charlotte Gedgc.
admlnistratrix of the estate of Nathan
Gedge. deceased. for confirmation of the
sale of the following described real es-
tate of said decedent, TO- W.T..
Commencing at point on the west nne
of cemetery land. thirteen chains and eiSh-
teen links east from the northeast cor
ncr OF lot one a.. section thirty-one tSll.
township one QD south Of , range Two @ sao
along the west line OF cemetery land
In a southerly direction eighty tso) rods.
more OF less, 10 line In line with the
south line OF lot one u)s thence west
along said south line thirty (3c) chains
more or less to the southwestern corner
of lot one ID; thence north along west
limo OF lot one %. seventeen tlD chains.
thence south thirty-fiye l3S) degrees easr
nine (e) chains and hfty t00) links:
thence east Ave (o) chains. thence south
eighteen (S) degrees cast, four east. five
chains and fty links; thence noT.h nor, ABOUT ABOUT
and eighty (S0) links: thence north SET
enteen tl7) degrees. thirty minutes, east
soven (D chains and thirteen Q5l links;
two (e2) links to point OF beginning,
containing thirty-three and fve-tenths
(33.5) acres. more or less, Tor the sum
OF 500. And upon the following torms'
to-wit: Cash upon confirmation, MS ap-
pears from tho return OF sale. filed in
this Court. has been set for hearing on
Friday. the 18th day OF December. AID.
1909 at o'clock D. M. at the County
Court House, In the Court Room OF said
Court. In Salt Lake city. Salt Lake
County, Utah, 80.
Witness tho Clerk of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 1st day or
December. A. d. 1903.
MARGARET ZANE wITCHEK,
(SeaD Clerk
Christensen & Christensen. Attorneys
for Administrative.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-08
BIG CROWDS ARE
ATTENDING HORSE SHOW

Chicago, Dec. SIN spite of mcr-
curry lowering near the zero mark and
nurries of snow which marked the first
real touch of winter. the second night
of the horse show was almost as popu-
lar as the opening
The big stock yards amFhithenter was
filed comfortably. and while society dtoi
not brave the .rlgors OF winter as on
the previous night. there was a sprin%-
lirg of handsomely gowned women in
the boxes around the arena.
Among the most Interested spectators
were the Count and Countess de Beau
Kilqallen father of the Countess dc
Beaufort. Major, the Hon. John Graham
Bcresford, D. S. o.. Seventh Hussars'
Aldershot, England.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-08
CALIFORNIA THE
PLACE FOR FIGHT
JeffrIcs Snys Nevada and Utah Out of
It-Dcclarcs Contest VIII
BE OIL the Square,

Pittsburg, Dec. 1.-THE story about
the coming fight with Johnson being
fixed In advance Is not only false, bur
malciously so. and intend 20 hunt the
fellow who started II down and give him
good humping" said Jim Jcffries. at
the Fort Pitt hotel today. reading in
the Sunday papers that there was-a AIS
piclon that the big fellows had az. ccd
to split up the purse, etc
That is not right" continued the big
fellow Il have never faxed the public
nor am l starting now. | am sincere
when 1 say that l want TO knock john
sons head of when VIC get In the ring.
and l am going to do II, too. In so
doing / expect TO pull down the big emo
OF the purse. If he Is the better man
the big end goes to him. but j do not
like stories started about our taking it"
licious," continued Jeffries. There is no
reason why either Johnson or myself
should stoop to this sort of work NJ
matter who wins or gets beaten in the
coming tight. he will want to live after
that, perhaps may want to make some
money. but IL II were proven that there
had been any sort of a frame-up. that
would certainly kill us both. so far as
the public is concerned. 1t should, at
least. No. Johnson knows that I hate
the ground he walks on; that / co!>sider
him an accident IN the championship
class and that l purpose to give him the
worst beating ever given any man in the
ring"
Referring to the published interview
with Tex Rickard that II the fight be
held In Nevada there will likely be re-
served seats for 1900 women, Jeffrics
said:
II don't think I would fancy that. nor
do 1 think they mean to do this. This is
going to be a fight. and I don't think
would want my wife, mother or sister
there. They won't be- either. nor do 1
think those handling the fight Will make
any special provision for women. 1t GER
tainly Will not be a matinee perform
anoe Let women who think they want
to see the fight look at the pictures aft
erward. What's the use of talking Ne
vada or Utah anyway? California Is the
place you will see the fight held"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-08
SEASON OPENS FOR
ROLLER SKATING FANS

Tuesday evening the Auditorium rink
was opened for the season of 1909-10 for
local roller skaters. and IL will continue
until the automobile show in February.
The opening session was a big success
ms there were about Loo dcvotees of the
little wheels In the building. Two
pairs of skates were given to holders OF
winning coupons. and this is 10 be a
feature every night for tho next two
weeks, according TO the management.
Mrs. A. Clayton was one OF the winners
and the other number Is s6i2
The rink was brilliantly lighted Tues
day evening and the music was OF the
kind particularly adapted to the great
winter sport. The session was thorough
ly enjoyed by the spectators ana skat-
crs alike and there were no falls despite
the fact that there has been none of the
game for many months. A force of men
were put to work this morning resur-
facing the floor and the task VIII be
completed by this evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-08
GLEASON SAYS
RUMORS WERE FALSE

Chicago. Dec. Sack Gleason. who
with Tex Rickard landed the Johnson
Jeffries championship fight with q bid
of S10 900 and guarantee OF two-thirds
OF the moving pictures money. arrived
In Chicago from New York yesterday
afternoon and stopped of here two hours
before boarding the Overland Limited
for San Francisco.
"Of course. I'm glad we landed tho
bout" said the Californian. -.butgI am
sorry so many harmful rumors have
been spread around since tho matter wns
among among us. and the ~ reports % that It was
all cut and dried before we reached New
York arc absurd"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-08
SUMMONS.


IN THE CITY Court % SALT
Lake City, County OF Salt Lake. State
of Utah. NJ. ]. Hardin. Plaintiff VS..
G. w Whitehead. Defendant Mas.
Summons.-Thc State OF Utah to Said
Defendant; You are hereby summoned
to appear within ten days after service
OF this summons upon YOU. II served
within the County in which THIS action
Is brought, otherwise within twenty lrSs
after service, and defend the above en-
titled action; and In case OF ycrr
failure SO TO do. Judgment will be rem
dercd against YOU according to the de-
mand OF the complaint. which has been
lied with the Clerk of said Court, said
action is brought to re .ovcr a Judgment
for the snm of Slil % due for goods,
wares and Mdsc sold and delivered by
the plnintiff and for all costs nj tbis
action.
GEO B. HANCOCK
Plaintiffs Attorney
FRANCIS G. LUKE,
Agent for the Plaintiff.
P. o, address. No II Com1 Block. Salt
Lake City, Utah