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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-03
FIGHT PICTURES SHOW
JOHNSON'S SHY ON CLASS
lie Seems TO Lack Courage and Intelligence.
Must Change His Tactics Entirely to Stand
Long with JeffrieS il He's in Shape.

RACK JOHNSON as a heavyweight is not a champion
and will be no match for Jeffries.
y So much we have always believed, and that be-
lief became convic ton when l saw the pictures of the
fight between him and Tommy Burns for the title. They
are being shown in a local theatre this week. Johnson
either cannot or will not fight. and in either case he is
not the man to class with any of the other heavy
weight champions of the past fifty years except that ac.
cident of fate, Tommy Burns.
Johnson made absolutely no consistent effort to find
Burns, as the pic lures at the theatre show. He cut
loose spasmodically, and when those entirely too infre-
quent, occasions arose he was not impressive either in
his judgment of distance or his ability to follow an ad-
vantage. He can use both hands when one Of his spurts
is due, and can whip those unusually long arms Of his
around to the head in a manner that would cause Jim
Jeffries or any other contender to take notice, but his
blows are not re markable for clean delivery. and a
clever boxer near his own height should block most of
fharn
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NOTICE OF INTENTIoN-Board OF Street and
Water Commissioners
Pursuant to a resolution adopted BY the
Board Of Street and Water Commissioners ct
twenty-seventh day Of May. 1909. and approved
by the Mayor Of the City Of Newark on the
twenty-eishth day Of May, 1909, public notice is
hereby given that II is the intention of the Board
Of Street and Water Commissioner OF the City
Of Newark, under and by virtue Of provisions
Of the act entitled AN act 20 revise and
amend the charter Of the City Of Newark" APP
proved March Il, 1851. and supplements there.
to, and the act creating the Board Of Street
and Water Commissioners q the city Of New
laws Of the State Of New Jersey. to order and
cause the vacation Of a triangular strip Of land
situated on and being a part OF
CUSTER AVENUE
ana extending from Chadwick avenue to Sey-
mour avenue as the same is shown on q map
on f,e in the office OF the Chief Engineer and
designated as No. lt2s-V.
such persons as rnay object thereto are re-
ouested to present their objections In writing
to the clerk OF said Board. at the once Of the
Board or Street and Water Commissioners. City
Hall. Newark. on or before the expiration Of
III dayt from date VI this notice.
BY direction OF the 8oard OF Street and Water
Commissioners Of the city Of EeHaxk
NJ. r. SHDRRERD.
senssk. N. u. sIs, 6. 1901. m,cs-st
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IRoNsIDEs TO PLAY wATsEssING.

The Ironsides will visit Watsessing SAT-
urday to play the second game this season
with Archie Daily's team. The Ironsides
won the first game in eleven innings by the
score of Q to /. Mullin will be on the firing
line for the Ironsides and Welsher will do
the catching. No doubt there will be. a
good crowd at this game, as the Ironsides
played a hfteen-inning game with Caldwell
Decoration Day.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays ResuIts.
New York 8; st. Louis /
Philadelphia, s; Chicago, T.
Boston. 6; Detroit 8.
Washington. 4; Cleveland, 0.
Games Today.
St. Louis at New York
Chicago at PHILADELPHIA
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at washington
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MILLER's RUN ALLOWED.

John Heydier, acting president OF the
National League, yesterday landed down
his decision on the protested Brooklyn
Pittsburg game OF May Is, which was won
by Pittsburg. 6 to s Brooklyn entered a
protest that one of the runs scored should
not count, a player being on his way TO
third when Pitcher McIntire made a throw
into the crowd. The BROOKLYN Club claimed
that Miller. who made the tally, had not
passed second when the wild throw was
made. but the testimony Of the umpires
ard certain spectators was OF an on
posite trend, and the Brooklyn teams
protest was disallowed.
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laurel crown this morning, and will probably get his Carnegie medal this
afternoon, or as 500 a the hero commission. established by the cauny Scot
o. his exploit He didn't merely save n life, h saved about four
hundred of them, when he manufactured a pinch hit in the last gasp, and
the anne for US If that isn't who lesale herdsmy you'll have to show me
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EASTERN LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Results.
Newark, 8; Providence. 2.
Buffalo, 4; Montreal. ].
Rochester, 8; Toronto, ].
Baltimore. 2, Jersey City, /.
Games Today.
Providence at Newark a D. MI.
Jersey City at Baltimore.
Toronto at Buffalo.
Montreal at Rochester.
Games Tomorrow.
Newark at Jersey City.
Providence at Baltimore.
Montreal at Buffalo.
Toronto at Rochester.
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ketchel had an easy time of It last night
with Tony Caponi In Schenectady, Stan
ley went at the Italian, with a rush and
put him out in the fourth round.
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There ought to be some records broken
at the old Clifton racetrack Saturday,
when the annual track and field meet OF
the Northern New Jersey Interscholastic
League will be held. Athletes from the
Engiewood, Hackensack, Passaic, Ridge
wood and Orange high schools will COM
pete. The struggle, II appears at this
time, will lie between the Englewood and
Orange high schools.
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Newark. N. j.. May Is. 1903. mayss-st
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The dope now Is that Johnson will never
fight Kaufman, with whom he has signed
for a long contest. It's said that there are
several loopholes In the Kaufman contract
through which the negro may crawl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-21
DEATH OF Prof. W. W
CLARK OF LOGAN
Forester snccuhliil, lbs to .Acutc
Attack of Pneumonia, Following
Kick OF II Horse.
lspecial. corrcsponltlIence.l

z LOGAN, Cache Co., July a1.-Much
regret is felt here over the sudden
death yesterday of WV Clark, SUI
5pervisor OF the Cache national forest.
Mr.. Clark died in Cards camp in Lo-
gan canyon of gpneumonia, aftera short
illness, following the kick of horse.
On Saturday he went to the CANON
with Forester Fetheroff of Salt Lake.
Just before starting, Mr.. Clark at
tempted to catch horse and was.
kicked, but apparently was little hurt.
On Sunday. however, lie was stricken
With an acute attack of pneumonia,
and Notwithstanding the best OF med.
Sical attention, he sank rapidly.
X Nh. Clark was 30 years of age, a
gra iuatef of Cornell university and a
resident of Utah for two years. lie
was instructor Of forestry at@the Utail
Agricultural college during this time,
spending his summers as a. forest III
spector He was q prince among. men.
being highly esteemed by all his as
sociates, and his; demise has cast Il
| glooln5ove the community. 81
TWO years ago, shortly after his ar
| rival here, he was married to Miss
| Banber of Lockport. Ny. Mr.. Clark's
| former home. Three weeks ago Mrs.
\ Clark and her baby went on a visit To
i her former home. She was notified OF
4 her husbands death and sent instruc-
tons in return to have the body for
j warded to Iockport for burial. TIL:
l mornings train carried the remain:
Ie,,t & Is . q T.
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WINS HER HEART
Food That Helps Baby and the Fam
ilY. Plcases Mother,

Is -
Show a mother how to feed her
baby so that 1t will be healthy, rosy
and plump and grow up strong ana
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everlasting. II
A mother 50 Us - Five vieek ago !
weaned baby but could not get her 70
take any kind of food until ! s.rleu
Grape-Nuts which she relished from
the first, and on 1t she has plunps sse.
up and blossomcd into a fat, chuppy
little girl.
l..I feed Grape Nuts to her regularly
use three packages week for baby
and my three year-old boy alone and
II find that4it regulates and keeps them
nourished.5 strong and in good heaith
all the time.
.Since feeding my children on
Grape-Nuts / have used absolutely no
medicine for either of them Such
food as this that does such wonders
wins it's way to a mothers heart;
Please accept our thanks for the Soou
Your food has done In our Ia d liiiiy
where we all cat 1t.
Children will grow up strong anu
t5healthy. or weak and punS accoraiils
| to the food they get.
| Grape-Nuts Is complete ana pei
\ feet food for adults and chiidIeli, ~, =,
i made on scientific lines and this Is
4 easily proved by trial.
,ook in Dkgs. for q copy OF the ls-l IA
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Ever read the above letter - 3 =, new
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\ interest
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LEHI BRIEFS.

The Commercial club is planning for
q GOOD Time Carnival at Saratoga
Strings the first part of August to:
which all the people of this end OF
the country will be invited to attend
and any others who may desire. e.
one given last year was most success.
full and this one promises to be more
so. it II
The experiment farm here has been
nut. in charge of Nels Nelson by the
owner. Jacob Evans of Provo. 4, FORE
man Ola Larson has purchased al
implements on the farm and has SOLD
7 the teams for the A. C. u.
The Provo Reservoir company which
is going to bring Provo river waters
on the dry lands north of Lehi ana
American Fork and Provo Bench. mas
let IA contract to Owen Stewart OF TINS
place for $1,000 feet of rock tunnel /
and to Engineer johnson for a l,too
foot ditch.
Messrs. Ohran and Field and Wilson
| &. company of Lehi. have the contract
to erect the $4,000 Spanish Fork
school house; the former the brick
and cement work, and the latter the
l carp enter work. f
Births during the week past are are
1 reported as follows: To Mrs. Ola1
i Holnistead, Jr., daughter: to Mrs
4 Geo. .Southwick, a son: TO Mrs. Geo
Harvey, "a daughter; to Mrs. Clarence
Ball, "a son.
! Thursday and Friday last the Tintit
4 basketball team played Lehi IN thu
i City park. Tintic winning Thursda!
i and Lehi Friday. &
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clown who could not do anything put
grin and drive a donkey that Il'lyeuu GU, q
tattoo with his heels upon the dash
board Of Il little cart, could not ST. sat- q /
Job. He must be versatile or ..s 10.
another position The acrobatlc 8VSork |,
is only Il small part Ola clowns per-
gformance. There is scarcely y hunoT-
Gus phase OF life which the clowns Id ~!
not touch or heroic feature tWhlei.
they do not burlesque.8 inns Z iWasa
delights the crowd, for one Oh ti,s
things which pleases an American ie, y.
stnncts Is 10 see someone ridiculed IT IS
the rough and tumble and apparently
furiously abusive acts, knocks ana5
sinps of a clown thai invariably crsa V
the most laughter. The more tiies
kick pound, beat, and club one an
other over the head or back the more
pleasing It seems TO ,pe. ane aiasS
becky Wallace shows have andouptedtis
prepared an exceptionally merltorious
program for this season. 1t has been
one OF the best circuses on the roaas
flor years, but what would us vast ~
ray OF talent amount. to u II we're. ~ ny
for the tirclcss work of the funns
| lowso,, The presence of the clowns Is
essential ,rhe burlesque clowns, the
rube clowns, tile fat clowns. the le ca,
| clowns the short clowns, ihe s. lsili
| elowns. The graceful clowns, tne aWN-
! ward clowns, all form as5stfonS cur
i tinyeI,ts of more than flftS Will WIS
| tsrprisc. with the clowns the peNtll3le
! and pretty eduestricnne could not haSe
| her brief vista, the ucrobats could il nov,
4 get their second breath, and the 10 I,
! sicians could not catch a monlet ~,
rcst, Originally Il fill in to cheaper tne
salary list and serve the above pun,
nose the circus fools have estapilshea
| themselves as n necessity IhcS arg
1 one Of the most pleasing features y
/ n circus and command liberal saiallss I;
i They are no longer used Tor III,
1 fCIowning is now an arr me oe ~
\ clowns are born, not made Mheia ~ y I
i terminsling with citizens on the .strcsas
/ these men Of comedy would not pc s w :,
! uected of Wearing tic loose fone7 ~
the fool, but When they are illEtho iins
4 wit, thctpl ,nake-ups on. they ilus, II
4 and tho crowd laughs with thei n. :, =
4 Jolly set these and they haNe cartsil J,
4 helpcd to unload at least Temporarily
Il the cares from the minds OF thous .,l'5
4 az people. IL is safe to say 8t,lat t ny. J.
men Who appear 50 dignliied ana Quiet
mon tho streets and out of the clicus
4 ring would rarely ever be picked gu :,
NJ being the best&clowns in the 5pusl
& ness. The work OF the clowns NTH t =.
Hagenbeck-W Wallace shows is not, ths
same day after day. as they take !.
delight In spinning new Jokes any
]. tr,,.ks [,lpon their CO. workers, which en-
terrain the members OF Inc tfpui' y
well; as the audience.
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r1yo .suITs s! FOR DIVORCE.

OGDEN, July 2l.-Alleging that her
husband Charles N. Covey, is an able
bodied man and capable OF, earning
Il5O per month as a railroad dispatcher
and has neglected to provlae, !, !, mel .,'s.1
With the necessaries OF life. Mildred e.
9Coyey yesterday filed q suit for q di-
3yorce in the district court. The couple
we're married at Seymour. Iowa, sept.
ii, 1895, and have one child, boy OF
i years OF age, of whom she asks the
custody, together with reasofap PIE
alimosy and costs Of the action.
Nellie M. Neal has brought suit tor
aivorce from her husband, James ".
Neal, upon the ground of non-support.
she says they were married In Ogden,
Sept. rs, 1905 and for almost a year
past he has failed to provide Tor her
regardless of the fact that as a ma
rhinist he is capable Of earning $lot
per month. She prays for decree OF
divorce and for general relief.
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.LEHl WILL CELEBRATE
THE STWEMTY-F0UR
/ special Correspondence

8ar
a sLEEiI Utah county.@Ju o. Every
has now been made for
a grand celebration OF the Twenty
fourth. After the serenading ofthe town
by the bands. a big parade, which VIII
eclipse any given heretofore, Will start
from the old Westinghouse and VIII
traverse the principal streets of the.
city. At 1880 .. m. an hours program.
will be given in the new tabernacle,
S III on. A. j, Evans is orator of the day.
with other excellent numbers; after
which the people will go to the City
park and witness ball game and
other sports. a dance and fireworks
lin the evening close the festivities.
The parade will be the feature OF
the day, comprising Utah pioneers.
Lehi pioneers, business floats, Church
auxiliary organizations: Indian war
veterans, decorated rigs. bicycles,
hunters and trappers, bands, Indians,
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IItNc1IoN cITY BRIEFS.

In the district court yesterday after
noon Dist. Atty. Harris filed an infor-5
mutton against G.. H, Converse, char
ing him with the crime of grand lar
jceny. On June 10 Converse is alleged
to have b,,rglarized the store Of Ly-
man Millinery company and stole S2oo
worth of ostrich plumes
The newspaper men of the city We're
the guests Of Mrs. Ida Goldman, pro-
prietor OF the Idlewild resort In Ogden
canyon, last evening. at a chicken and
trout dinner. The scribes, numbering
six. were taken to the canyon by Will
Howell in his white steamer touring
car.
James Martin. a negro, was arrested
by Officer Grompton the Union depot
last night, charged with ro5bing
&rooming house. 81
Sylvester d Bradford. fol. more than
seven years an lnstructorat the Weber
Stake academy, has resigned to accept
the position of manager of the Noun
tain Trout company Of Murray, Utah.
Mr.. Bradford and family are moving TO
Salt Lake City, which Will be their flu
ture home.
Il Frank 3. Henderson,. deputy county
clerk, isia candidate for the position Of
| city recorder made vacant by the death
of Ernest p. Brown
The Real Estate association conplet-
\ cd its organization last nightly the
| election of the following officers: s. S.
/ Smith. president; Joseph Fl. Hill, vice
Ilpresident; Carl c.. Rasmussen, asecre-
tary and treasurer, and these officers,
4 with w. ] !. Critchlow and Horace s,
Foster, constitute the board OF direc-
| tors.
Agnes Leone Garlick, the infant
daug1tersof Mr.. and Mrs William Car
Lick, died at the family home In this
A city Monday night. The funeral serv-
|sices will be held at the Larkin chapel a,
5ls2 o'clock this afternoon
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SCHOOL REPORT.

LEHI, July 19.-The school trustees
have given out the following yearly
report: Cash received. about va, WV
paid out. male teachers. s6,350.40;I
female teachers, s76s7.2O; buildings
and sites, s2.512.5o: furnishings and
apparatus, $4,000; library books,
s255.43; free text books. s2,7S2; $50
current expenses, s3,351.T6; trustees
compensation. $3.50; janitors, s1,26s-
5.S2. Bonded Indebtedness Sls,ooo.
Floating Indebtedness $4,000.
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MURRAY TAX Pr OPPOSITION
TO PURCHASE WATERW0RkS
- 81 q !,

y u SpeGIal@ Torlrsi'oI15re1IV0.9
MURRAY. salt Lax 60, July; :, l.-.Nt
the meeting OF the city council las,
night the tax levy was the prlnclp1ll
after Up for consideration, but ~
was taken beiore, me- ues.
I'M Il i; mills, butsthe city has an OPP
i'm m tl,e Progress 4waterWorks sysi-s
3 item which supplies the town with VA Y,
Tar aud ii is proposed to add 9 MUS
to t,,e 5regulartax levy to produce FUNDS
~ nav for same. There is some OBJ
tn,,ei finn IA tie levy, but it is likely 70
10 through and the waterworks VIII pc
come tho property of the city Of Mui-
ray
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PROBATE BUSINESS.

OGDEN, July 21.--In5 the district
court before Judge Maughan yesterday
Mary H. Driver was appointed admin
istratrix of the estate of Jesse j..
IN the estate of Della Reyes, de-
ceased, "a petition for the admission to
probate of the will of the deceased was
sied The bulk of the estate is divided
hatween Annie Ledwig and Charlotte
5McCabe, a sister and daughter of the
aeceased. Adeline Angel is named as
sYec,,trix, The son and the husband Of
he he deceased, and two brothers, are
riven 81 each. x
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5HEBER HONoRs OLD FOLKS;
PIONEER DAY CELEBRATION

EEBER. CITY. Wasatch Co, July
20--yesterday was a gis!'ad 2, lof t.lss
n,ittee arranged a program and ban
duet, on the lawn of Richard Dukes
home. All over 20 years old to the
number Of SIS persons gathered at p
IN, and were royalty entertained
songs and speeches were the program
before the banquet.
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CACHE COUNTY AFFAIRS.

LOGAN. July 2O.--The county commits
and niwi's appropriated 500 for the assistance
OF the Cache Valley Fruit association
TO exhibit at the horticultural fair 70
be held at Salt Lake. *,
The commissioners appropriated $500
provided the Paradise and Avon people
would give Il like sum md the Telluride
company give s400 for the construction
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FriNERaL ANNOUNCEMENTS

OGDEN, July 21.--The funeral of
sritv Recorder Ernest p. Brown will be
,eld at the First ward Westinghouse
Nriday at y p. M, Bishop D. n Ensign
Nill be In charge. Chief of Police
browning will be one of the speaker l'. on
behalf OF the city. Flags are at halI'
nast on all city buildings out Of respect
10 Mr.. Brown. ~, I.
The funeral of John A. Better Will pc
leld Thursday at p. m. at the Richey
funeral chapel.
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n1Es OF HIS INJURIES.

OGDEN, July 21.--Frank G. spencer e.,
rhor fell from the trucks Of Southern
pacific freight train at Valney, Nev.,
Monday morning, died yesterday from
his Injuries. His remains We're .tur =, &c
nver to the authorities at Loveelock. I
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.INTERMOUNTAIN
LEAGUE PROTECTED

Helena, Mont. July 21.-Nelson s story; {
5IaaS,le. is In receipt OF telegraphic adj,
VICE Wees ST from seey. Farrell OF the National
assoeintion at Auburn. n. y. that ut, tn, the
Ct q e, hos nayised him OF the jumping
Of PITCHER Hall to Seattle, Pitcher An,
MS to Tacoma. and players kellS and
Marshall to unknown teams. tory mas
the Northwestern league Informing In
termountain players that. they Viii pc
protected IL they jump, which eann9t pc
done under the ruling OF ne n'itlolla !
secretary.
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BODY OF LOST HUNTER
FOUND NEAR RAWLlMS.
1snenial correspondence.l

RAwLINs. Wyo,, July 1S.--Tne BODY
~ Perry Jerinan, who was lost IN
crowns canyon on Sept. % last While
hunting, was recovered a few days aso
nv j. P. Helm and H. x. .Bennett. JET,
mans home was in Beatrice. y ~. !. wv NJ.
5nccident. Jerman probably got lost
and starved to death. The remains
viii Viii be shipped to Beatrice for inter flti
1rlent. .
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HENEFER NEWS BRIEFS i
lspecial corresgrondence.l

rs tSpeClaI I~Ul : = "
HEINDFER, July 20.--With the ex-
ception OF dance there will be no
celebration here on the Gath.
on account of scarcity of labor, work
has been suspended on the new meet
inghouse, while the people get in their
hay. ].
Fall grain has been greatly penented
by the recent rains.
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1ro n Wei .PIN X. COMING.

nc 'iocai forestry office that Chief For
sster Gifrord Pinchot will be In Ogden
sarly in August for the purpose OF
holding a number Of conferences with
,tockmen and others especially inter-
ssted in the forestry policy OF the GOV