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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-12-03


Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Hyde spent
Thanksgiving with friends at Eddy
Vile.
F. A. Thompson of Salado was
in town the first of the week on
road matters.
l. NJ. Tindell returned home Sat
urday evening from a weeks visit
to the metropolis.
For shaved 1S-inch cedar shingles
send your orders to H. L. Veit,
Eddyville, Oregon.
Mcssrs. E. w. and S. w. Sawdon
went to Portland Monday morning
on a business visit.
Miss Alice Hamar came down
from her home at Nortons last week
to visit relatives and friends.
Commissioner John Fogarty of
Newport was a passenger for the
Valley Wednesday morning.
Jesse Reeder and family returned
Friday to their home at SiIetz, after
spending Thanksgiving in Toledo.
Mrs. H. L. Collins and little son,
Kenneth, returned Friday evening
from a three weeks visit in Port
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Akin and
daughter, Iris, returned Friday
evening from a visit to Portland
and Salem.
Mrs. Gray, after spending Thanks
giving with her daughter, Mrs.
Bethers and family, returned to her
home al Corvallis.
Miss Elsie Radiant returned to
her school at Mill Creek Sunday
evening, after spending Thanks
giving with friends in Toledo.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
next Tuesday at Mrs. G. w. Davies
Everyone cordially invited to at
tend. Mrs. C. w. DAWES, Sec.
Mrs. Julia Parker and grand
daughter, Mrs. r. S. VanCleve and
children, went to Albany Monday
morning for visit with Mrs. Par
ker's daughter.
VIM. Costello e. Company have
opened up a grocery store in the
building formerly occupied by the
Parker hotel, on the water front.
Mr.. Costello will carry a full line OF
up to date groceries and says he is
here to stay.
The boiler for the electric light
plant arrived Wednesday evening
and is being installed. The engine,
dynamoes and other machinery is
in place. This is a seventy-five h.
p. boiler. As soon as the work ol
installing it is completed the plant
will be ready for operation and To-
ledo will have lights. 1t will prob.
ably take a week or ten days for the
! completion of this work.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-12-03
FOR ECZEMA, TErTER AND
SALT RHEUM.

The intense itching characteristic Of
these ailments is almost instantly al
layed by Chsmberlain's Salve. Many
severe cases have been cured by it,.
For sale by Toledo Drug Co.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-12-03
STUNG FOR l5 YEARS

by Indigestions pangs-tying many
doctors and 100000 worth of medicine
in vain, B. f.. Ayscue. of lngleside, N
c., at last used DR.. IIug's New Life
Pills, and writes they wnol.y >a I'd him.
They cure Constipation, Bilnousaess,
Sick Headache, Stomach, Liver, Kidney
and Bowel troubles. 24c. at Toledo
Drug Co.
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A. T. Peterson was a Pioneer
visitor Wednesday.

A. T. Peterson was a Pioneer
visitor Wednesday.
There will be Christmas festivi-
ties at the Siletz Day School on
Friday evening, December 9th.
Songs and recitations by the Indian
pupils assisted by the public school
children will be the order of the
evening. All Siletzians are cordial
ly invited to attend and bring their
presents and place them ON the tree.
Rosebrook's Orchestra will give q
Masquerade ball at Woodman Hall
in Toledo on Christmas Eve, the "a
They are planning to make this the
biggest affair of tn, season, and it
is hoped everybody will mask.
Supper will be served at the Mer-
chants Hotel. Good music will be
furnished, there will be seven pieces
in the orchestra.
Sheriff J. H. Ross took prisoner
Smith to the Benton county Jail at
Corvallis Monday morning. Smith
conducted a restaurant at Newport
last summer. He was bound over
to the grand jury from the Newport
Justices court last week for break
ing into warehouse in that city.
Smith was confined in the Jail here
for several days.
Loomis Brothers of Newport have
sold their general merchandise busl-
ness to Elmer Patrick, recently from
Ashland. Loomis Bros. is one OF
the oldest mercantile establishments
on the Bay. In 1880 the business
was started by James Brassfield,
who later sold to John Loomis, Sr. /,
and who was succeeded by the sons
Charles and John who have success
fully conducted the business since.
Mr.. Patrick was formerly engaged
in the mercantile business in Ash
land. He is u young man and will
be valuable addition to the bust
ness life Of the Resort City.
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For Sele.

Lannch Oregon, tonnage 9.92,
length 33 feet, beam s feet, equip
ped with 10 h. p, double cylinder,
four cycle, Fairbanks-Morse, marine
engine. Good roomy cabin. Also
"a foot scow. Enquire,
JOHN OLSON.
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FOR THAT DULL FEELING
AFTER EATING.

7 have used Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets for some tlme' ana
can testify that they have done me
more good than any tablets | have ever
used. My trouble was heaVy oui'
feeling after eating.-DAyID FREEMAN,
Kemp.. Nova Scotia. These tablets
STRENGTHEN the stomach and improve
the digestion. They also regulate the
liver and bowels. They are far superior
to pills but cost no more. Get Tree
sample at Toledo Drug Cos. drug store
and see what splendid medicine 1t ls'
Swedish shoe grease at Newton
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deeds Will the following clause "And there
bitches
authority of the United States'
Sealed bids will O'clock of the various days
above schedule must be directed
Envelopes
of the lands which te
which
payable the KNOTT EGBERT
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-12-03
House For Rent.

Nine room house, furnished or
unfinished. Enquire at this office.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-12-03

Money to loan OH real estate. O..
MIDDLEKAUFF, Yaquina, Oregon.
Get ready for those ducks. New
ton & Nye have guns and ammuni-
tion of all kinds.
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Died.

At the home of her daughter,
Mrs. 1. NJ. Simpson, in Polk county,
Mrs. Morrison, widow of the late
Barney Morrison. At death Mrs
Morrison was so years, II months
and 4 days old. She had been sick
ten weeks. Thus Lincoln county's
pioneers are passing. For the past
many years Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison
have been residents of our county,
living at the little railroad station
which bears their name, ten miles
above Toledo. Mr.. Morrison pre-
ceeded the wife about two years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-29

NEW FISH HATCHERY
ON SPRING CREEK
Fish and Game Licenses Will
Be ON Market for New
Years.

State Fish and Game Commissioner
Chambers announced Tuesday that the
fish and game licenses FOR the season o!
1910 will be placed on the market Fri
day. December 81, and that by January
every city In The state will hc supplied
with the new licenses, which may he
secured at all convenient points. over
900 places having them on sale.
The sporting editor Of Tho Tribune was
the first to ask FOR No. ! license, which
he secured, the warden saying that the
ncNt day over twenty applications had
been received for the first permit Cham
hcrs said that by April he hopes To have
collected almost all the Fishing and
hunting money in the state with the
early start he has got and Saws he eN-
poets TO see The 1910 fund reach pretty
close To $50 600.
Tho Spring Creek hatchery will he
opened for business today and Chambers
VIII ship 500, 000 trout eggs to the new
hatchery and will continue stocking the
new plant until 81 has reached it's ca
pncity OF 1000, 600 eggs.
Chambers also announced that i'm
mcdiately after the first Of tho year he
intends To solicit the aid Of tho surround =
ing states In stocking streams which
cross the boundary lines. As the fish go
M and down the streams, Chambers says,
II Is no more than right that the states
through which the streams f!ow should
hclp in the stocking of such streams.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-29
LAWN TENNIS

NEW YORK. Dec. @S.-Thc executive
committee of the National Lawn TcuDis
association tonight had before il for re-
view The reports ut the ranking commit
tees and letters from western tennis men
who seek TO have sanctioned "A national
championship tournament on clay courts
in tho west. in addition TO The present
rr9Ss court championship event aL New
port L. !.
1t WAS evident that western tennis
players were aroused and may scccdc
from The national association Il their
demand for dirt court championship
event is not recognized.
Western clubs maintain that 90 per
cent Of the tennis players in the United
states are used 10 the dirt court. East
crn players hold that two championships
would give rise 10 confusion.
The question Will come before the Ma
tional association i'll February
The report OF the ranking committee
was not made public. but il is understood
To have named the leaders In the follow
ing order;
W, \. Larned. w. j. Clothier, NJ. Il.
Mclaughlin. NJ. II. Long. W. T. Johnson.
r. -. Little. Robert Leroy. L Il. Pcll.
-. r. Touchard y. w. Niles, r.. l..
Larn"d. Nat Emerson and Richard II.
Palmer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-29
ANOTHER FIGHT FOR
BASEBALL PRESIDENT
American Baseball Association
Clubs VIII Meet TO
Elect Officers.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2S.-'rhc annual meet
ing Of the American Baseball association
tomorrow promises 10 develop lively
battle over The election OF "A new prcsi-
dent y majority of the magnates ar
rived today.
As far as could be asccrtained. there
Will be a deadlock on the FIRST ballot for
president although an unexpected break
may clear the clouds. An Informal can
NasS gave Joseph u. O'Bricn the incum-
bent. three votes. Tom Chiviucton. sec
rotary of tho Louisville club. apparently
has three votes pledged and one doubtful
one that may fall his way
There Is a chance that there viii be
a deadlock between O'Bvicu and Chiv-
inGtou and that the election OF dark
horse Will win, Thus far no compromise
candidates have been mentioned.
President O. Bric1 said:
Il am almost certain ChivinEton cannot
swing enough votes To bC elected. II
am beaten ii will b" by some other man
and one favored by Toledo and Columbus
as those two clubs apparently hold the
balance Of power. am standing on my
record OF tho last five Years and think !
deserve TC-CiCCtiuu'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-29
JOCKEY IS THROWN
AND NEARLY KILLED
Font Wins Mile Race for Gentle
men Riders: POna Doing
the Stunt.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec 2S.-.tn-
other large crowd was IN attendance at
Moncrief park this afternoon, the feature
attraction being the ony-m!lc race for
gentlemen riders. This race. the second
on the card was won by Font. ridden
10y Donald Pona, a nephew OF the owner,
and enc boy put up 4 splendid ride. wiz
ming easily. Crcpps Bcckhnm. ridden by
MI. PcNrcc. who came from Louisville
for the event finished second. Three
favoritcs won toda ay--Crossovcr. Font and
May Amclia. The fourth race was sub
stitutcd. and May Amelia, heavily played
at 10 >. took tho money, Jockey Nor
gan was thrown in the fourth. and his
mount, IIazlet. narrowly missed killing
the boy. lie was seriously injured,
Summary:
First race five and half furIonss.
SSllirg-CroSsover. . 10 lU. won. Glenn
Beachy, IL to >. second: Gypsy Girl 5 10
J. third. Time. l:l2 30.
Second race. Gcntlemcns cup. one mile.
Sclling-Pocomokc T. To :. won: Lord
Nelson. . To To- second; Many ColOrs, 10
to ]. third. Time. Ill? -.
Fourth race tsubStituted) five and Il
half furlougs. sclling-May Amelia. 10
>. won; Austin Sturtcvaut 10 TO I, Sec
ondi Polar Star, To |, third. Time.
Flfth race. mile. selling -Grccnbridse
to .. won; EnJymou. even. second; lark
away. II 10 !, third. Time, l:iS 10.
sixth race, mile and one sixteenth.
scllinG-licart OF Hyacinth. 20 TO l, Won.
taStlewood. even. second, irrlgator, 20 TO
/, third. Time, 80 40.
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CLOSE FINISHES AND
GOOD CARD AZ TAMPA

TAMPA Fla. Dec. 2S-Summcg;lke
weather. a good card and close finishes
contributed 10 the enjoyment OF today $
racing The layers had the better Of the
betting. although Il majority OF iavoritcs
won. paycDports clever riding oi Edwin
J., beating tho w"ll-played Cloistcress in
the third race. was a feature. Davcn-
port laid I'm the fourth position To the
stretch turn. where he saved a couple OF
lengths and beat the iavoritc by nose.
Summary:
First race I'VE and half furonEs.
-E;deshcd. 10 ], won, Paui, 8
TO ! second My Love. ,9. /. third.
Time l:li -,
Second race. five and half tuonrs.
sclling-EscUlch chcon. even. won; Sercnadcs
10 /, second; Claiborne. 70 l, Third.
Time l:13 Go.
Third race. six furlougs. selling--EdNin
l.. 20 10 !. won: Clolst"ress, even, second
Strun5land 6 10 |. third. Time. l:2n.
Fourth race. five -furlongs. sellnG---
Autumn Girl = 10 !. won: 81. Drinol.
even. second; Bonnie Bee. TO l. third.
Firth race. I'VE and n half rurlongs.
sclliug-PunlIy TO :. won: Mantle. $
To l. second; Masks and Faces, 4 TO !,
third. Time l:l2.
siXth race, milo. seliins-otoGo; TO l,
won; w J. llInch Ia I. second; Bron-
tee. even, third Time, l;5o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-29
ACTION OF WESTERN
GOLFERS IS SUBJECT
Eastern Association viii Dis
cuss Attitude of the "Sun-
Setting" Clubs.

NEW YORK, Dee 2S.-The presidents
OF the Massachusetts, Metropolitan, Phil
adclphia, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and
Rhode Island Golf associations win meet
at Boston January Ii To discuss the
action of the western players in quitting
the United States Golf association. The
announcement of the conference was lc-
companird by brief statement char
actcriZng the attitude of the west as
unSportSDlanlikc.
'No instance is on record In which the
views of the whole country hnv" not been
carefully considered by the United States
Golf association" says the statement.
Scnlatio on the executive board: has
rnCeiVcd her full share OF the champion
ship meetings; has had Vuic" In tho
mendmcnts to the rules which were
adopted by tho St. Andrews committee.
and tho method of nominating officers
has boon chanEed 10 moot Mcr NlcMs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-29
HEAGREN SIGNS UP
WRESTLERS FOR MATCH

Mana ger Iicagrcn, who is promoting
the karp- Anderson wrestling match. 10
take place in Ogden. January L. signed
the mon To AN ironclad agreement Tues
day evening which will guarantee The
public Il good. clean go. Should the con.
tcStaTts -et together and Try to fake"
the match. they will not get any money
and VIII have all their work for moth
Ing. HnaErcu said that he would not
take any chances with loose contract.
ana he guarantees the coming match as
I'm this part OF The country.
Anderson will leave today for Ogden.
where be will finish up on his training.
doing his work at The fire station. Karp
VIII continue To do his work here.
1f"aErcn has signed up Dean and Fer
grand exhibition of wrestling at TN,
Iokel-O'Conncll match q short time ago.
Neither man secured 2 fall.
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Ju3rez Entries.

-. JIhREI, Mexico. Dec eS-Enlries for
First race, nve ard a half rurloncs-
llo: Banlady. loI; Dixie Gem. io7, Pick
point, lo'; Slewfoot, lo7; Lady Pancnita
Second race six furlongs-Gcorge
Young. l0,; Sunlinc los: Nancy Brown,
l0i: Elder, l04; Pelham. 10i: Max Nal,
i04; Playlct. l0l: II. j. Swsnncr, 10a: Han
nibal l3cy. l0+; Dick Vcstsl, 100. sCon-
yenient, az: "Brougham 80.
Third race. fivc furlongs-Joc Enrich,
ll2; Derdkin. 1903: Orbcd Lad loI clint
Tuckcr. l0t: The Stickcr I04. Rotary,
l04: High Street. 1oj: Miss C;rstItude
lo: Niggrr BABY, Iol; Re Brief. Iol;
Fourth race. six furloncs-Cha
Doherty. ll2: Execute. l09: Silver stock
Ing. 10a; Bon Ton. 109: Acquia 10a: Light
house. l0o. MCNallv. l05; ec;ibson l0i,
sansamon. 100: Nibiick lO5; kismcsha
III, l0': Bill Bramble, I04
Fifth race. f1vc and a half furiongs-
Muxlow. 10; Malitne. l01; Tugboat, 107
James Blackstock. 101; odd Rose 1o1
KIcner Yoscl, 1o1; May Day. l07; WoIlo-
by. 105: lllusiyc. 162.
Sixth racc. one milc-Fred MulboIland
li2: Barney Oldheld 10: Kopck IO9
Lady Esther, lo9: Beau Man. los; Pedro
los: Miss Ida, I05; Trcmargo los. Pa
triot, l0l; Howard Pearson. 90; "Apolo-
gize. o.
Apprentice allowance.
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RIFLE PRACTICE

In - callbcr rifle match shoot Tues
day evening in the aGmory hall the
nNc-man team from the signal corps
easily won from Company Of The guard
by a score of iir 10 3S2. Only the stand
Ing and ltncelinG positions were used.
owing 60 the late hour The signal corps
team took The lead from the start and
held II throughout.
Captain Eckel OF Company G won the
nigh score NJ one position. shooting Is
out of possible 50. and Sergeant Warrh-
man OF the signal corps won the high
total shooting S6 out Of possible 100,
Captain Bourn" OF the corps arranged
next Tuesday evening The match will
begin catli"f in order 10 shoot a the
three positions
Members OF Company II OF Fort Doug
selves ms eager TO met the signal corps
team. Lieutenant Elliott signed up for a
match with Captain Bourne but the date
has not hccn fixed
The individual scores
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CLEAN SWEEP FOR
JUAREz LONG SHOTS
Meeting VIII Not Close OH
January First, as Is
Reported.

JUAHEZ. Mexico. Dec. 2S.-Thjs was
ladies' day at Terrazas park. \ large
crowd turned out Six favortcs were de-
featcd. Right Easy won the handicap. at
seven furlouEs I'm the fastest time of the
meeting. The management denied en-
phatically q report that the meeting
would close on January ]. The meeting
VIII bc extended ten or fifteen days after
March l.
summary.
First race five and half rurlonss-
Tommy McGce lO6 lWarrcu). > To J..
won; iceland. lO2 ,Eencscotcn). To j..
second: Malltine. TO- lMcCahcy). even,
third. Time. Los 80. Billy Bunch. AIuX-
low. Master Clarence Fairmont, Jack
Hayes, Alarmed and Steel King also ran.
Second race. selling. one mllc--lluShcs.
100 tWarrenl, to J. won. r. O Smith.
lgi uicncscoten). / To L. second; Gull l09
tSmalD. l. 20 /. third. Time. l:i2. Buna.
The Thorn. Posing. Captain Burnett.
Hickey. iIimalnya Mclangc. knight Blaze
ana Mqlicrc also ran.
IL tMondonI. 10 1, won; Minnueti".
loo tMcCahey. 10 J. second: Anne Nc
Gee, lof 81. WILSON,. , TO 10, third Time.
I:l%. LANDS Around. Plume or! sud,
dcth. Florence Myers. Chan Belle aud
Sweetheart also ran.
=, Fourth race ;.g, I,,, sever ruronss-Eight
DcXtrp. 90 (Bcncscotcul, : Ia ., second;
ToplarId. 81 tMcCahcyl. ! 10 l. third
Time, i;27 1-5, Early Tide also ran:
Fifth race, selling. six furlonGs-Kiody
Ice, l09 tAioleswnrrh). . 10 4. won: Rust
en-. loo tBcncscotenl, . to =. second !,
Aunt Nancy. los CPickens). IN To l..
third. Time. l:1i 10. Jim Brady. Lord
Clinton. lIl Pcrlccto. Billy Mayhuc. Cath
crinc Scott. Prudlsh Lady Porct aud
M3IN GcncvIevc also ran.
Sixth race. mile and onc-sjXtcenth-
Wander. IL ,Pickcusl. { 10 >, won;
Servile. 1o7 (NoIcsworthl. +? 90 .. second;
Pedro. los ,Bcncscotcnl. 1 10 |. Third.
Time, if1 -. Dr. Downic. Banbury.
Miss .Nlcrt and Trcn7srgo also ran.
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COLLINS MOVES TRAINING
CAMP TO JUNCTION CITY

.Birdlcg" Collins loft Tuesday for Os-
den where he win continue his training
for the twenty y~Tound boxing contest with
Pete sullivan. Collins is i'll tho best pos
siblc shane At the present and Rob Wat
klns, his trainer. says that he will keep
weighs about los pounds and viii not
have To dr. our 10 make weight on the
day Of the contest. which means a great
deal 10 him.
Bogus Scottv. y colored whirlwind q
dead ringer for Joe Walcott. is also work
ing out 70 get himself into shape To meet
any l3o- pound amateur IN the state for
four rounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-29
GUN CLUB TO GIVE
BALL AND BANQUET
pecial 10 The Tribune.

tPHRAfM Dec, 2S.--Thc Ephlaim Gun
club VIII hold It's annual bah at the Snow
academy Friday evening. The committee
on arrangements is busy working to
make In" gathering one OF the feature
social events Of the year. Tho large ball
room viii he handsomely decorated in the
club oools and with trophies OF the
hunters.
The ball will hc held under tho super
vision OF j. i. Dyring, Mrs. Albert John
son and Miss Clara Dorius viii have
charge Of the banquet Orvald Peterson.
assisted ny twelve littlc girls will aid
III waiting upon the guests and in MAX
ing the Visitors acquainted. Miss Alice
l,und will act as chairman OF tho pub
liclty committee and Aaron Nelson has
charge Of tho advertising.
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WRIGHT BROTHERS WILL
APPEAR IN FLORIDA

DAYTON. o., Dee. 2S.-TEc Wright
Michelin cup. awarded to Wilbur Wright
in France moro than wear ago Tor the
record long distance flight in an aero
plane This was announced tonight by
Oryille Wright who added that some timc
the WrlGhts would make no flights AT all.
When they begin again. Orvillc said, it
will bc in France. whore they expect TO
have an aviation course.
The Michcliu cup never was formally
claimed ny Wilbur Wright and is not now
in his possession
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-29
SIGNAL CORPS BEAT
COMPANY H OF POST

In fast game of basketball Tue sda Y
evening In the Armory hall. tho Signal
Corps easily defeated Company III from
the post, the score being - Ia 81 The
game was tho final and deciding game
ct series of three. and the victory for
the corps gives the series 10 Il. Com
pany II won the first game by a large
score. but the last t1o games were easy
for the Signal boys
The game was interesting throughout,
but the second half PLAY ssckcncd con-
siderable. \ large number OF spectators
wcrc on the side lines. the majority oi
whom were cheering for the soldiers
The defeated team is confident that II
can win and Ujll arrange for another
series of three games.
Tie lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-29
JOHNSON TO TRAIN
AT HOME IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Dec. 2S.-Work was started
today on the equipment of the gymna stun
In the barn at the rear of Jack John
sons nrw home here. Tho negro cham
pion plans To do much of his preliminary
training In his EcW gymnasium.
According 10 his plans. the equipment
Will be the best obtainablc. and lc will
have an ideal training place when II is
finished. 4 twenty four-foot ring viii be
there in place of furniture.
Johnson said he would have "a large
training staff. consisting OF "Gunboat"
Smith. Mote Cutler. Jack Holman and
Several others.
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Y. NJ. {. A. Athletics

The Y. NJ. G. y. has made arrange
mcnts Tor ma tch basketball game FOR
New Years day with Boulder Of Colo
RADIO. il Will he The first bic game Of the
season. and. as Boulder has a fast team,
the fans hope to see a fast game. The
EouldcrS arc taking a long trip for the
holidays.
\ preliminary game will be played by
the Granite high school and Y. NJ. c. y.
second team. 10 start at Il. m.
Reserved seats will nc on sale today
and following days at the y. NJ. &. y,
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New Boston Diamond

BOSTON. Dec 2s.-It is reported In
good authority that President John l.
Taylor OF the Boston American League
club has closed twenty nve-y year lease
Of piece of property in Forest Hills,
hvc miles from the central part OF the
city. for new ball park, when his lease
on the present site expires.