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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-12

Omaha Livestock.
Omaha, Jan. -Cattle-Estimated
receipts were $500; slow to shade low
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-12
FoR aALR

For Sale - Choice, bright hay, $3.50
timothy or clover. E. H. Brown, sls
miles south on Center street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-12

For Rent = 225 acre farm See Ben
nett &. Rinford MarshalltoWn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-12

Wanted-Teams to haul ice. Inquire
Marshall Ice company.
Wanted = A Good all round farm
hand $500 per year. Address k-7. care
r. r
Wanted-Roomers at Leland hotsl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-12

Liverpool Grain.
Liverpool, Jan. u.
wheat-Easy; spot Is s1Ad; May, Is
sd. ,,. :.
s5sd.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-12
AMERICAN MATADOR
IS WARMLY RECEIVED
Bull Fighter Who Was Thought
Dead VIII Again Be Able to En-
ter Lists.

City of Mexico, Dec. u.-Any doubts as
to Harry Lees ability to return to the
bull ring were dispelled when the tail
American matador alighted at the Ma
tionaI station. Although twenty pounds
lighter he appeared the same as DeLoie
he went to San Luis POtOsi TO receive
one Of the most horrible wounds ever in~
flicted on a tOreT0. At the station were
probably 100 persons.
Louis c. Simmonds, the well-knOWn
Bewspaperman, had arranged for an auto
mobile to carry Harper to his house,
Others present were Fred HanscOml 4. T.
Grady, Harry Kelly, Harrington Jones' u.
j. Walsh, Gerald Brandon, Fred Beal, Ed
Burke. Harry Granger and number OF
Americans. The tOrerean element was rep
resented by AIarineTitO, Lees greatest ad-
mirer as an expert, and Nela. Nela killed
the bull which injured Lee in san Luis
PotOsi. and when Lee skipped lightly from
/ the platform of the Pullman sleeper Feld
let out a wild shrek Of glee. he LnOught
his friend would be disabled for life ana
when he saw the magnificent pnyslcal
condition Of his companion, MS JOY kne"
no bounds.
The procession Of automobiles surround
I ed by street gamins, proceeded through
Avenida Juarez to SpOrtviue, where a
| gladstone mob shook hands anc paJted the
| back of the American matadOr
From there the procession proceeded up
town where Lee greeted all OF his Next
! can and Spanish friends. He was then
| taken to his home in Gale Victoria 70 Cd
/ tain a much needed rest
/ Vicente Segura, the milo saire matadorl
met Lee for the first time last night, and
was so impressed with the American. S
/ personality that he invited him 10 PR
| vate banquet Monday night.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-12
SPEEDY BOUTS PROMISED
At MANHATTAN CLUB

With four goes in which the youngsters
Of class will meet at from LIS 10 1SS
pounds. and one heavyweight go, the
card to be seen Monday night at the Man
haitian club looks good TO the boxing
fans. Manager Downing arranged the
card at the lghtweIghts. because he
thinks the club members like to see the
faster and cleverer work offered by the
youngsters. He has lined up some fast
ones.
Peanuts Sinclair is matched with Jimmy
Lawless, an English boy, who Is said to
be able TO make the local crack step
pretty fast. Peanuts has not lost de-
cision in Salt Lake, and is said by eX-
perts to be a conner.
Young Meyers of Murray. known as a
fast pace setter, and Young Erne of Los
Angeles can be counted on for some good
work.
For the heavyweight class, Kid Fraz-
zels. the fighting mOtOrman, and Kid
/ Williams, who warmed up fast enough "a
suit Kid Hannah, viii do the hOnOrs
The bouts start at $50 p. m.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-12
BIG JOE CURTIS SAYS
IT'S BUSINESS FOR HIM

Denver, Colo, Dec. 11.-JOe Curtis is
closing up his affairs at the School OF
Mines and will leave within the next
week or ten days for lola. Kan, where
he will cast his lot with the flourishing
lola Portland Cement company OF that
town.
Curtis says that he doesn't expect to
engage in football any more.
Il like the Mines and the Denver
feel that 1 ought to be getting down
to business. something permanent
said Curtis today. Il may some day
return to football; we never can tell
lust what we will do, but I will have
10 have some well established business
and an income and all that before
do. Football coaching is lucrative
work and the incest work in the
world. but it cuts in on business, es-
pecfally if your business is not in the
same town as your football team
Since the announcement that Curtis
would leave the Mines, many nave beer
the regrets expressed by old sons OF
the Silver and Blue.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-12
LOOKING FOR MAN TO
MEET CYCLONE JOHNNY

Kansas City, Mo. Dec. 1.-THE for
felt of Cyclone Johnny Thompson for
his coming bout before the Empire
club Of this city was posted today with
Otto E1oto who is the final stake
holder
money word came from the coast that
Fighting Dick Hyland's mother had
died and he could not come TO meet
the Sycamore whirlWind. The fight Of
necessity viii therefore have to be post
poned until after the holidays.
Tt now seems that it is too late to
secure another attraction for the Hy-
land Thompson date, although Otto
Floto, acting for the club. is keeping
the wires hot in an endeavor to land
some good man as an opponent for
Thompson.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-12
TOUGHEST AND TOUGHEST
NEEDED FOR JEFFRIES

New YORK, Dec. IA rev weeks
ago Jeffries said he was going to get
two or three of the toughest and tough
est he could find and let them belt
him all over the lot until he became
so hard that nothing could hurt him.
To me that seems a far better plan
than work with such tappers as Jim
Corbett and Jack (Twin) Sullivan,
neither of whom could make a dent in
a pound of butter. OF course jeff
might pick up a few points in clever
ness by having COrbett, Mccoy, Ber-
ger and Sullivan. But he needs no
cleverness to defeat Johnson. he needs
endurance and aggressiveness. To my
way of thinking, there are two men
who would be a great help to Jeff and
be just the men to train him. I refer
to FitzsimmOns and Sharkey, who
would certainly make the giant eX-
tend himself. There is not the slight
est danger of Johnson hurting jeff No
fighter has yet been able to do that
But there is danger Of the eX-bOileF-
maker becoming exhausted; that's the
rub.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-12
BOB FITZ ANOTHER WHO
SAYS CANT COME BACK

New York, Dee. blob Fitzsim-
mons does not believe Jim Jeffries can
"come back" Joe Cans, it is true,
came back" as did Battling Nelson.
but Fitz doesn't think Jeff will In
a letter to a friend here, written from
Australia. Lanl5y Bob declares that if
Jeff doesn't beat Johnson to a pulp
and put him out inside of twelve
rounds the big negro Will be the vic
tor.
Fftz saws Jeffrfes will have to fight
harder and faster than he ever did be-
fore in his life, and that he viii have
to be better than he was five years ago
TO stand the punishment the negro viii
inflict. True, jeff does not take john
son very seriously, declaring that ten
years ago he could have beaten the
black to death. He thinks that in his
prime Jeffries was the best heavy
weight that ever lived, but he does not
think Jeff can recover his stamina.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-12
DR.. ROLLER MATCHED TO
MEET CHAMPION POLE

Kansas City, Dec. u.-Dr. B. F. Roller
of Seattle. and ZybsZcO, the Polish athlete,
were matched tJnight to wrestle in Con-
vention hall here, December 20.
ZbyszcO agreed to throw Roller twice
in an hour and a half, or forfeit the
purse, which will amount to 60 per cent
of the gross receipts. If Roller is thrown
Zbyszco will take the entire purse.
Roller is the last obstruction in the
Poles path to a match with Champion
Frank Gotch.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-12
BOGGS WINS Feature
EVENT At OAKLAND
Carries Top Weight Over Small But
Classy Field-Gaffney a
Surprise,

Oakland. Cal. Dec. 11.-After one Of the
best contests Of the season Boggs won the
Sacramento handicap in clever style at
Emeryville today. Only four horses faced
the barrier with Boggs an Odds-on favor
lite. The quartet raced on almost even
terms the greater part of the way. Boggs
fought it out with Blackford in the last
quarter and won by less than length.
One Of the surprises was the victory =
Jim Gaffney at II to ] in the fifth. The
weather was fine the track slow ana the
attendance large Results:
First race, five and a halt turIonBs,
Durse-Iadv Elizabeth. 10G, Anderson, to
I, won; Sonia, III, Dugan, 70 10, second >
Biased 100, Parker, 81 to /, third Ilme
1:05. Zinkand, Old Mexico, Roberta D-l-
mas Whisky Teddy, Eddie Graney, Daddy
Gyp, FL Moline and Ormonde CUNNING nam
finished as named.
Second race, six furlOngs-Balnade, 49,
Martin, Z to 1, Woni Grace o., w. Jul
livan, to 1, second; Black Sneep, 9o'
Glass, to 1, third. Time-114 20 PIN
kin Aristotle, Cymbal, Steel, Dorothy
Ledgett and Special Delivery finished as
Third race. six and a half furlongs-
Darlington, l12, Mentary 70 o. Won
David WarfeId, los, Mcbride, Z TO J. sec
ond: Lord Of the Forest, 1O9, Dugan, IL 10
g. third Time-1.2 80. NOVgOrOd, Re-
deem, Raleigh. Belmere, Silverl1ne, III
DirechO, Sainest and Peggy ONeil I'm
ished as named.
Fourth race mile and a sixteenth, Sac
ramento handicap-Boggs, u6 Mentry, =
to s. won: BIackfOTd,, 10l, Glass, is TO D
| second; Edwin r. Fryer 81, Martin, E
to s. third Time; AZ 3-5. Merlingo also
ran. q,
| Fifth race, mile and twenty yards, sell
/ ing-Jim Gaffney, us. COburn, i to 1
| won. Ed Ball 105. Denny, 8 to 2, second
Jobn Louis. MI. Van Dusen, IL to 5, third
| Time-1:47 As. ValOski, Round anC
/ Round and Legatee finished as named.
! Sixth race five and a half turlOngs-
| Palo Alto, los, Dugan, 5 to /, won; Reg
] IIindoo 107. Cavenaugh. to 10, second
| Madeline Musgrave, los. Baird, to ]
third. Time-1:07. Raleigh p D., st
| Avon. St Francis, Dick Moss and can
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AMERICAN PLAYER ON
WINNING OXFORD TEAM

London. Dec. 11.-0xford had matters
all her own way in the annual varsity
rugby match at Queens club today, de-
feating Cambridge by four goals and five
tries to one try. Donald Grant Herring
of Bloomsbury, Pa, a Rhodes scholar
from Princeton university, was among
the oxford forwards. His presence at
tracted attention, as it was the first time
that an American had played in a varsity
match, English rugby being regarded
generally by Americans as 700 tame a
sport for them
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CONFERENCE SlDESTEPS
MICHIGAN QUESTION

Chicago, Dec. 1l.-Coach A. A. Stage S
prediction that the proposed meeting of
the Big Eight representatives would
fan through came true yesterday when
4 was announced at the University Of
Chicago that the session had been called
off. The indication is that the western
schools will drop the Michigan question
and allow the present intercollegiate or
ganization to continue for another year
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EACH WILL NEED TIME
TO WIN, SAYS JOHNSON

New York. Dec 11.-That he expects to
stick with James ]. Jeffries for at least
twelve rounds in the battle for the cnaIn-
nionshiD of the world, July 4, Jack John
son has made known to his friends.
Anyone that says we are going TO FAKE
the fight on account of the moving pic
lures is on the wrong lay; that's all,
was the way the colored champion intro
duced the subject Everybody 1 have
net has asked me whether or not the
fieht will drag ten or twelve. rounds on
account of the pictures. Well, the hght
will last that long, but not because II
has been fixed or Will be 1iXed th1'
way. ~.
4 am not foolish enough to think tLal
[ can knock out Jeffrles in the flrst roIad
or two. 1 am equally positive that ne
can't do it to me, and that IS why 1 say
mat fine fight won't be over inside OF
twelve rounds"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-12
LEHl FIVE WINS FROM
DUMMIES IN FAST PLAY
'SpeciaI to The Herald Republican. )

Especial TO The Heralu-R epupllcan.)
Lehi, Dee. lin clean and. at times,
fast game of basketball, the Lehi High
school team last night won a decisive vic
tory over the State School for the Deaf
by the score Of 40 10 so. The local pa
VlIion was packed with enthusiastic root
erg In the first ten minutes of play the
locals had bad case Of stage fright
and before they came to and dared to
touch one of the mutes. the latter had a
substantial lead, the first half ending p
TO l9 in favor of the lads from Ogden
In the second half however. the locals
took a brace and, by some fast playing,
won out
The visitors were given a dance after
the game and the High school girls Wed
with each other i'm their deXterity in talk
ing on their hands. Saturday morning
all were taken out 10 the sugar factory,
after which they expressed themselves as
having had the time of their lives Coach
j. p Bush and John Thurman accOmpa-
MED the deaf boys from Ogden.
The lineup follows;
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-STORMING TRIP
TO COME UNDER BAN

Chicago. Dec. u.-Ban Johnson, presi-
cent of the American league. today STATE
ed he intended 20 protest against the prac-
tice Of allowing baseball players to 90
on Transforming trips during the off
season. HIS plan to stop this, which he
viii present at the American league meet
ing, is to sign all players to yearly COM
tracts In this way the club owner viii
control players activities throughout The
entire twelve months.
President Johnson reiterated his dsClara-
ton that the American league would LOn-
tinue TO play a 156-game schedule regard
less Of the action OF tle National league
Charles A. Comiskey, president of the
Chicago American league team, has ana
nounced that he would be willing TO vote
to lengthen the schedule TO los games.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-12
PAYsoN HAS TEAM.

Payson, Dec. 1.-PaySOn and American
Fork High school basketball teams met
In a practice game here Friday night,
Pavson winning, IS to Z Owing 10 splen-
did material and clever team work the
home boys will make a good run for the
state championship this year.
Pavsons lineup was: Potter and Ralph
Done. forwards; WiRnall, center; Kapple
and Ray Done, guards
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American Fork.
BOSTON NATIONALS TO
HAVE BIG SHAKEUP

Pittsburg. Dec 1i.-JOhn P. Harris, who
was last Tuesday elected to the directo-
rate of the Boston National league club.
Yesterday talked Of plans for the future.
A number of changes are contemplated
in next summers Boston team. 1t will
have only about half of the old players.
This means that there viii be lively COM
petition with other teams in singing play
eTs
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BAN Johnson TO
SWING SENSATION
American League Leader Says
He Has Evidence About
Bribery Scandal.
NATIONAL LEAGUE POLITICS
WARD GIVEN CHANCE AGAINST
PRESENT OCCUPANT.
Umpire Scandal.

= Chicago. Dec. u.-President Ban =
: Johnson of the American league to :
; dav declared he would furnish a sen :
> sation at the gathering or baseDau ?
= naming the men connected with me =
: alleged umpire bribing scandal OF :
> the New York series Of 1908. :
II came into possession or new eVl- :
= dence in the matter last summer,
: sid ATr Johnson. 'and if necessary :
\ will produce it, The man named was 2
; merely a scapegOat for others. :
= IImpires KLEIN and tombstone were :
= the men said to have been ap- :
, preached before the crucial game :
: mai determined the National league !
> championship.
- a4A-HH - ~ :
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PIRATE LEADER SAYS
WANTS TO FARM OUT

Chicago, Dec. u.-B8Tney Dreyfuss pos
sibly viii have to look for another man
ager for his worlds champion Pittshurg
team next year. Fred Clarke, who led
the club so successfully last season, made
the statement here yesterday that ne
Ia obabiy would not be seen in a base
TAN uniform again and that his farming
il terests were Of sufficient size to keep
him busy for the rest of his life.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-12
AFTER THE GAME FANS
CAN SEE HIPP0DR0ME

Philadelphia, Dec. u.-Basebau by day
and hippOdrome by night viii be the va
ried forms of amusement at the Phtladel-
phia park next season. 1t marks the
growth of a new idea that was started
last year and Di1s fair to extend to every
d city in the circuit.
Horace Fogel now has propositions from
four persons.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-12
WEST JORDAN TEAMS
MAKE CLEAN SWEEP
Boys and Girls Elves Win Title Of
Jordan School District at
Basketball.

Yesterday was a great day for West
Jordan in basketball, both the boys and
girls teams winning the championship of
the Jordan District league. The West
Jordan boys won the title by defeating
the Draper boys, % to rs, while the West
Jordan girls defeated the Sandy girls in
a close game, II to 9.
The winning teams won the champion
ship pennants PRESENTED by the district
and West Jordan also won the Grape
trophy cup, which was been contested for
between West Jordan and Draper tOr two
years.
start and attracted a large crowd Of r0Ct-
ers The lineups were.
Boys teams:
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NOT ON SUNDAY,

FL Paso, Tex, Dec. u.-Barney Old
field arrived yesterday and fatty re-
fused to fill a racing date at the fair
grounds on Sunday. He will race
Kerscher, the German winner Of the Van
derbilt race Monday. but the two days
meeting had to be cut because Of his re-
fusal to race on Sunday.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-12
M. pleasant WINS.

Mt Pleasant. Dec 1.-THE basket ball
teams of the Mt Pleasant High school
and the Fairview schools met again last
night at basketball. The Mt Pleasant
team won by score of IS to p This
gives each team a game to its credit
and a third game for the championship
will be PLAYED soon.
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sTRoNe RoWLINe TEAM.

Ottawa Dec. u.-Dr. Pinard Of the OF
tawa Amateur Athletic club, last night
announced that ottawa viii send a strong
bowling team to the American Bowling
congress tournament at Detroit i'm Feb
ruary. It is thought teams from Toronto
Montreal Hamilton and Ottawa viii go
from Canada.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-12
YANKEE JOCKEYS WIN
American Riders Popular on For
eign Tracks-Danny Makers
Great Record.

New York, Dec. 11.-NOw that the for
eign thoroughbred horse racing season
is over American jockeys who have
been campaigning on the different
tracks abroad are arriving home for
winter visit, and each one will return
in the spring to fulfill riding contracts
for the season of 1910. Among those
who have returned are Willie Shaw,
Walter Miller. Harry Spencer, Mickey
Miles, j. Walsh, Herman Radtke and }.
NicOl. Joe NOtter and Danny Maher
who rode 100 winners this season, will
return shortly. Outside of Danny Ma
her, Mickey Miles was the most sue
cessful during the season that recently
closed. He finished third on the list Of
winning jockeys, plotting fifty winners
during the season. Miles is under con-
tract TO Edgerton brothers, who race a
big stable at Vienna and Budapest, and
he will return to them next March.
Jockey McDermott has been riding
abroad for the past six years, this being
his first visit to his home in Brooklyn
since he made his first trip to the other
side. He is under contract to Baron Won
ObrekOt, who occupies a prominent
! place on the German turf. Herman
Spencer is still under contract to Herr
! eau of Berlin and viii go back to him
| in the spring. Joe NOtter, VINO went
! abroad to accept an engagement with
( Mr.. Weinberg of Belgium, viii ride on
| the French tracks as a free lance next
year. Willie Shaw rode many winners
/ for Baron Oppenheim. The king OF
/ Wurtenberg had second call on Shaw S
! services. Walter Miller, who went
abroad a free lance under no engage
ment tried his skill on the English turf
/ for a short time, but, failing to receive
! recognition, went TO Belgium Herman
Radtke won a number of races in Ger
many. Despite the fact of his long
service in the saddle and his increased
weight. Danny Maher has ridden 10l
winners on the English courses this
] season. Since 1900 Maher has had 2,S0l
mounts and has landed 995 of them Un'
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-12
GRANEY ONLY COAST MAN
TO GET CHANCE AT lob

Boston, Dc 11.-Eddie Graney or some
fastener will be the third man in the
ring during the Jeffries-JOhnsOn cham
picnship bout, if Tex Rickard, the sue
Cessful bidder, has anything to say about
the choice of a refer ee. Rickard, who is
in Boston on a business trip, said yes
teTday that If he cannot get Graney no
other Californian will get the job.
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ssnta- Match.

Chicago. Dec. 11.-Johnny Coulon, BAN
tamweight champion Of the world. and
Earl Denning of Chicago. were matched
yesterday TO box ten rounds at l55 pounds
ringside. on the night Of December 20 be-
fore the Gary 1nd) Athletic club.
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E0REEIT POsTED.

Chicago. Dec. 1.-Calvin Demarest the
49, billiard champion. today posted d $3.50
forfeit to bind his match with II. r Cline
Of Philadelphia The match win be Coy
the international championship ana viii
be played on February j, ana q
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Paris. Dec. 1i.-In a fight here tonight
American cOlored heavyweights. the refe-
rec declared the bout a draw after thirty
rounds. The decision created an uproar
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SOME Of THE ALSO
RAMS IN BIG RACE

Previous to the opening Of bids Tor
DaDer announced that the coast pro-
moters would not have everything their
own way, and published the following
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B. Y. U. BEATS APoLLA.

American Fork. Dec. IA large and
enthusiastic crowd attended a fast game
of basketball at the Apollo hall Friday
night between the b. Y. u. and Apollo
teams. The final score was 80 to Il in
favor of the b. Y. L.
The lineup:
provo American Fork
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for San Francisco or vicinity, and will
use every effort to see that the match
takes place in these parts.
"The charge that two sets of articles
were signed are utterly false and with
out foundation. They were designed by
envious people to hurt the fight but /
can say truthfully that the articles as
given to the newspapers will stand for
the fight"
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Another athletic contest Of the DAY was
the football game between the teachers
Of the Jordan district and the Jordan High
school the youngsters winning to B.
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Where the fight between Jeffries and
johnson will take place is as yet in doubt,
and it will not be definitely settled until
Richard and myself meet again, which
expect will be in two or three weeks from
this date Richard is to come to the
coast very shortly, and l viii have a con
ference with him in San Francisco.
want the people to understand that am