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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-25
GREAT INTEREST
IN PRIZE FIGHT
Jeffrles and Johnson Are Talk
of the Entire Sporting
World.
C0FFR0TH Is CONFIDENT
Of SECURING THE MATCH
Representatives of All Parties
viii Meet Tuesday to
Agree on Fight.

NEW YORK. OCT. 24-rhc Jenray-
Johnson proposed bout gives strong earlv
promise of eclipsing In Importance any
iisht IN the history or the ring Tor ~
lends itself to every angle Of sporting
interest and variety OF speculation.
jenries dislike for johnson 10 ,u,o,r
known. and ii Will lie business win tt,,.
fetifed champion from the moment l,e
climbs through the ropes. johnson or,e
khocked out Jac. JeTrles. Il brothe, ~
nun ana lhis. added 10 The fact that
Johnson brought Jeftrics out OF his rs-
trehlent when nc was heppy in ib,.
mo iin,onSnt mat ne was through with ngh;-
ing: has not served 10 Increase any ,snnJ
Wi! TI,ot OF Jea,ries I.9,r toward Johnson,
,rnna ..a. ''iI res CONDITION Is excellent il
dpparent 10 those who have met him
since his returu from Europc -Four yenrs
~ iuleneSs must be taken lnto consider
dt'"n az put II JeffTies can show anything
OF ihc FORM that he displayed III his IasI
ilsht WIN Corhett. his friends mairtain
'If VIII agan be champion
Kind Hearted
never went into The ring l,,I, once
%ijh hard feeling toward the olbcr
,sHow said JeIfrics tonight. THAT was
Mupfot MD he went out in two rounds
rms johnson has been making Too mli~i
noise. and think white man shouid h,
Cndnlpion anyway. 50 you r3n figure uui
"h@i = gong 10 happen 10 him"
Johnson has proved himself 10 bc .
marvellous defensive fighter and when hc
sn" good openings showed nashcs of
punching power. Having never been rul-
y extended. he viii he an unknown Uuar-
tity tlat viii have To he solved IN sizin.
up his chances with Jenricy
Johnson Is Younger than JcGrics and
IS IN his prime.
George Little. Johnson's manager is oN-
peStHd IN this city tomorrow night and
articles VIII soon follow
James Cofroth, the hsht promoter "f
C"lina. Cal. will reach here with Little
and u is predicted that he will succeed
IN capturing the battle Tor San Francisco
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-25

July 10. s, L.. T: Wells Fargo. 10
s. July 20 s, L., 1G; Wlkerson Nine, 6.
July 60. s. L.. 3, Wilkerson Nine,
l. Seventeen innings
July 40. s. L.. ;: Sugos. 3.
July 1t-O. S. t., 4. Garfield. 9
July 10. 5. L., 9: Il. c. NJ J.. ..
July 10. :. l.. 10. Wels-Fargo T.
July so. :. L., IA Lawrence -Bywa-
ter. o.
July ESQ. s. H., IS: Columbia P. Co. /.
July 3l-O. ). L., 10; Y. NJ. c. A. -.
August 10. 5. L., IA: Auerbach, u.
Ten innings.
August 10. S. L.. .; Rio Grande Lum-
Der company. o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-25
JEFFRIES'S FATHER PREDICTS NO BATTIE
CHAMPIONS CONTINUE
TO WIN BALL GAMES
Seals Divide HOnOrs With Port
land; Angels Beat Commuters
in Two Games.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 24.-Thero was
no easing up among the ball PLAYERS
today although the race for the pennan,
Is over. having been decided by san
Francisco's victory yesterday. Portland
and the locals fought hard in both games
today. san Francisco winning the morn
ing contest to l and the northwestern-
erS taking the afternoon game 10 /
Morning game n H. L.
san Francisco =. ..........A $ /
Portland =
Batteries: Ames and Williams: Graney
and Fisher.
Afternoon game r. It, H.
Iot'i5hu ,.-...-....... ....s,-.-2 . =
san Francisco ....,..........1 10 .
Batteries: Seaton. Garrett and Fisher:
Browning and Williams.
Los ANGELES. Cal. oct. 2i.-Los
angeles won both games OF the Sunday
douoleheader from Oakland today. to O.
ana : 10 (. The morning game was II
battle between koestner and Johnson.
Fonnesen lost the afternoon game when
SIX hits yielded by him In the first four
innings gave the locals AS many runs. He
was supp'anted in the nfth by Dank
Morning game: r. IL T.
Los Angeles . ...I : a
Oakland n .
Batteries: koestner and Orendorff:
Johnson and Thomas.
Afternoon game: X H. F.
Los Angeles ...........7 10 4
Oakland ....... 4 .
Batteries: Tozer ana smith: rom eson
Dank and Thomas
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-25
The following table shows what the
.cld!mG rIlcrs laNo dome AZ lhn mnctimg

The following have landed three win
mcrs each; Christie. Jarrett. Nelson and
Thomas. Tullct and Murphy have each
put over TWO. ana Brady. FTach, Baird
lis. Parker, G. Henry and Garean, one
each. These have finished in the money
ono or moro times, but have never put
Martin. rharris, Taylor Howard Nc
Cullougb, c. sullivan, Pauley ana Nc
Carthy.
The suhjuncd table gives the horses
which have earned ms much as $500 al
the meeting, with The number of races
won by each:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-25

Americans should see that their
names are upon the registration lists
If they are not there, have them ell
tered. Tuesday is the last day upon
which this important duty can be at
tended to-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-25
Match Football Game

The Occidental Giants Will plav a
match Football game with the Granite
high school al Murray Tuesday aftc~-
noon. The game Is scc for D. m The
lineup OF the teams will be as follows.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-25

Tuesday is the last day upon which
you can register Americans should see
that their names arc npon the lists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-25

10 put away game fighter like
I kctchCl.
johnson has had about siXty-five
fights during his ring career and out OF
this number he has lost but three. The
first fight Of any consequence with Joe
Choynski. The latter won in three
rounds in 1901 Johnson then took a
brace and defeated everybody he mot
until 1905 when he met Marvin Hart
and lost decision in twenty rounds.
Reports have il that johnson was
dubbed n quitter in this fight rs several
times he had Hart going and then re-
fused TO land Il knockout. In the same
year johnson fouled Joe Jeanette i'm
The second round of match and lost
Since that time Johnson has been in
vinciblc and has shown championship
ability.
Gambling Proposition.
The fight, if Jeffries and johnson
can agree to satisfactory terms. will
be the biggest gambling proposition in
the history of the world Untold
wealth will he waRercd on the result
of the proposed battle Jcfflics will
enter tho ring a big favOritc. Some
place tho odds at 10 TO Z but some be.
licye that the figures will probably be
10 to 3, With such odds many OF the
admirers of both fighters Will take the
short end of the betting, Jcfflics has
friends who viii wager their last dollar
on him The fight will draw the larg-
est house of any attraction so far re-
corded aud seats Will be sold at high,
or price than for any attraction in the |
history OF the world People all over
the country are worked mp 10 fever |
heat over the fight.
II viii be q tug ot war between white |
and black
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-25

off, which means that the one who can
stand the most gaff will win But,
should the two fighters stand up and
lay for each other. it viii probably be
a good thing that Sam Berger incor-
porated III the preliminary articles
mnety-nine rounds. as the contest may
continue for several hours
Connecticut western news., 1909-01-28
SHARON VALLEY

E. Tuncey is among the sick.
 Mrs. Peter Liner has been on the sick list
 Little Belle Adams has been on the sick list.
 Miss Mamie Loucks visited Evelyn Scott Sunday.
 Miss Edna Liner attended the play in Lakevllle Friday evening.
 Mrs. Bertha Warehouse has returned from her visit ill Boston.
 D. St. John and A. Scott attended the funeral of Mrs. Geo. Chapman.
 Frank Kahanski has bought w.. Caesars place, taking possession about April lst.
 Mrs. E. Hazard, who has been quite sick, is better. Mrs. Henry Hoag is car ing for her.
 Mrs. A. Middlebrooks and children re- turned Thursday from a three weeks visit with relatives in Brooklyn and New Jersey.
Connecticut western news., 1909-01-28
AMENIA UNION

Some farmers are gathering their ice.
 Mrs. Mary E. Hall is spending a few weeks at G. W. Chapman's.
 Mrs. Justus Reynolds, of South Amenia, who recently underwent ser ious operation in a New York hospital, is reported to be considerably improved, with ths prospect of complete recovery. This will be gratifying news to her many friends.
 This place was startled last Saturday morning at the sudden death of Mrs. George Chapman. She was around the house as usual the day before. She leaves 8 husband and three children. Funeral was held at her late residence Tuesday, Rev. G. F. Forte officiating. Burial at Ellsworth.
 MT. and Mrs. John Peck, of Torring- ton; MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Peck and nephew, F. Hall, of Danbury; Albert Peck, of Bridgeport; Mrs. M, E. Hall and daughter, of New Milford and MT. and Mrs. c. Skiff, of Kent, were here last week to attend the funeral of their sis ter.
Connecticut western news., 1909-01-28
EAST CANAAN

George Bump is to move to South Canaan where he has leased farm.
 Miss Elvina Allen, of Sheffield, was a recent guest of Miss M. E. Briggs.
 Lawrence Yorker. who is working i'll Harrington, visited at his home here Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. G. H. Merriman ot Lime RoeK called on friends here one day last week.
 Charles Bain is to work for H. c. Stevens and will occupy the Stevens tenant house.
 MT. and John Logan and son of Win sted visited Mrs. Logan's mother, Mrs. Roger here last week.
 The Rev. MT. Andrews visited the Rev. MT. Hanna over Sunday and preached two very interesting sermons in the church here.
 Captain Racket" will be rendered in the town hall ln Canaan tomorrow eve ming. The same characters will be Ill it that were in EastCanaan and we hope they will have full house. Several from here attended the concert in Ca naan Saturday night and were well pleased with it.
Connecticut western news., 1909-01-28

sers to prove 1t. When I say that my lungs are weak that ought to settle it." / "Yes, it ought to-" answered Mrs. Bowser Your lungs are weak, and you have found a way to strengthen them. What famous lung specialist gave you adviceY'
 Tt was the great Dr. Robbins. He happened in the office today, and, mo- ticing my condition, he gave me ad- vice and only charged half price,"
 How nice of him! Did he tell you to stay out in the back yard all night breathing the cold air"
 Don't take the man for a born foolr' shouted MT. Bowser as the back of his neck began to turn red.
 Be careful. Your lungs are weak, and you should not strain them. What is in that package?'
 q have brought home a pair of ice skates. There is good skating at the park now, and the doctor said I need ed the motion and action to strengthen my lungs. I think all other doctors would corroborate him. Now, then, say all you are going to and have done with it."
 ''I have little or nothing to say, MT Bowser. You tried ice skating three winters ago, and you must remember how you came out"
 Remember? Of course I do. I nev- CT felt better in my life. It was your fault that didn't stick to it."
 'x-n o tiCle somewhere in the house telling all about it and picturing you as you went cavorting around like a three leg ged sheep. It took you a full fortnight to get over your bruises. Don't yell Woman at me now and burst a lung, for it's all right. You have got your skates, and 1 shan't say a word against your going to the park. AS 1t hap pened, I bought a new supply of ar. mica and witch hazel yesterday"
 'Its mighty funny how you oppose everything 1 want to dO," he observed after sulking a moment
 'I don't oppose this. I simrly didn't know that your lungs were weak. AS you have found them so, go ahead and strengthen them. Perhaps you can find a-small pond somewhere by yourself"
 And what do I want with small pond somewhere by myself"
 "Why, if you can't skate very well, you know
 Bowsers We're Great Skaters.
 Madam, I want you to understand that the BOwsers were cutting pigeon wings on skates when your family were nursing babes. If you think I'll go up there and make holy show of myself you won't have anything to sit here and grin over"
 "I shall be glad to hear when you re turn that you have almost taken a prize for fancy skating. Of course the doctor warned you against overexer- ton. I should think two hours would be enough the first time Can I do anything to help you get ready?"
 'You can stop your sarcastic re marks"
 Tt shall be done. You have your
Connecticut western news., 1909-01-28
Never Lost a
 Dollar

For more than thirty years THE MIDDLE SEX BANKING COMPANY, of Middleto, Il, Conn.,, has been dealing in farm mort gages, and no investor during t. at period has lost dollar. or suffered days delay in the payment of cit 'r principal or interest. Over $3o,00o, 70 has been invested, and $40,0OO,0Oo u principal and interest has been return d to the investor. We sell either , a mortgage itself, or debentures, secui d by mortgages deposited in trust, in ,.,,. nominations of $1O0, $2OO, $250, & y, 5000 and $5,0O0. Orders will rece a attention.
Connecticut western news., 1909-01-28
MILL RIVER

Dennis Foley recently purchased a span of bay horses in Winsted, Ct.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Shaver of Ashley Falls were recent guests of Mrs. Sarah Reyes.
 George w. Merrell has sold his horse, harness, sleigh, etc., to MT. Martin in Lakeville, Conn.
 Miss Carrie Scott is inTyringham car ing for her cousin, Mrs. James Perry, who is sick with measles.
 Mrs. William Shelden has returned from Bridgeport. Conn.,, where she has been spending several weeks with rela- tives.
 Manager J. W. Peters is arranging a game with the star Westfield high school basketball team for MarchS 6. They are considered the fastest high school team i'll Western Massachusetts.
Connecticut western news., 1909-01-28
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Connecticut western news., 1909-01-28
-ensI We have run
ParanlrEsed.

eve are soliciting donations of trou sers for poor men," says the director of the charity committee to his helper "Tm fixing up n little circular letter calculated to secure contributions of that nature, and I'd like to have some apt quotation to print at the head of the letter Can you suggest some thingT'
 "Yes," answered the helper. "Why not say, Charity covers a multitude of shins" ""-Chicago Post.
Connecticut western news., 1909-01-28
SHEFFIELD

Miss Bessie Stevens has been visiting in Lee.
 Reginald Andrews has resigned his position ill the store of W. D. French and taken a position with a firm in New York.
 R. H. Maunder has rented the old stone store at Great Burlington of Curtiss Baldwin and opened an antique store. Mr. and Mrs Maunder expect to move about April 1st.
 Miss Katherine And :us of Sheffield, teacher in the seventh grade, Searles school in Great Burlington has resigned She gives up her duties as teacher to care for he: mother who is in poor health. She completed her work Friday
Connecticut western news., 1909-01-28
CLAYTON

J. O. Averill was in New York last week.
 Rev. J. E. Tinker has been visiting in New York.
 E. L. Cook, who dislocated his shoulder, is able to be out again.
 Miss Adelaide Rood has been visiting her aunt. Miss Thorpe, in Norfolk.
 Roy Booth and family have moved from Konkapot to Lakeville, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1909-01-28
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Connecticut western news., 1909-01-28
'SR|GHTLUNG
Believes It Is Affected and Takes
 Up Skating as a Cure.
CUTS DIDoS ON THE ICE.
Crowd of Rude Skaters Make Nasty Remarks, and He Is Removed In an Express Wagon to His Homo For Treatment.


 Treatment.
 [copyright, 1908, by T. c. McClure.I ~%HE Bowser family had finished
 dinner without anything un-
 usdal having occurred and
 with Mrs. Bowser having strong hopes that Mir BOwser might be induced to pay an evening call with her at q neighbours, when he walked down the hall and returned with a package to say:
 Mrs. Bowser, have finally found a remedy for my weak lungs"
 when cid your lungs become weak?' she asked in reply.
 '"They have been weak fer year or more, and you know 1t as well as do. I have sometimes felt that my right lung was attacked by consumption, al- though I have said nothing to you" Its a good thing you haven't, as I shouldn't have believed it. The other day when you yelled at the boys on the alley fence I remarked to myself what wonderful lung power you had" 'T was probably little excited then. The fact is there is consumption in the Bowser family, and I have been told to look out for myself"
 What Bowsers ever had consump- tionY'
 Never you mind, madam. I have made a statement here, and I don't propose to rake up all the dead Bow
Connecticut western news., 1909-01-28
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 $l0,000 Providence Securities Go. D. p As 1857, (N. Y, N. H. & H. Price G and interest, yields 4.7596.
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 200 shares Southern New Englaia Telephone Company. Price at mark, [ yields 5.0sSS.
Connecticut western news., 1909-01-28

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81 Augustine wiil put u 2 splendid
system 81 sewerage.
oeaIa hes secured 8 10000 fertilizer
factory.
Largo has q branch Of the Citrus tx.
change.
a steamship line between Savannah
and Jacksonville viii soon be inaugura,
ted
For the first time since 1905 FLORIDA
Ulll this year be represented By q team
81 mafksmen ct the national matches,
Perry, q. The national government,
Fealizing the value Of efficient end &C.
eulate infantry FIRE IN battle, ia doing
afDuse interest n rife practice. To
this end Congress has appropriated
g.. OO0. 900 for the national shoot at
Camp Perry, and the indications are
that this years contest will be the
most successful IN history. The local
companies afe sending squads daily
20 The rife range, preparatory 20
going % ST. Augustine for the State
competition, which begins on August 3.
Those who VII compete on the company
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have an opportunity 70 shoot for place
on the Florida team which 60 TO Camp
Perry.
The American Mahogany Company,
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largest manufacturing plants IN the
country on Seldom Island, Tampa.
The mahogany logs viii be shipped from
Central America, and there converted
INTO furniture.
N. B. Borden has been elected mayor
% FeFnandina.
A schooner arriving at Fenaacola Sun
day reported the drowning Of three Of
her crew IN the storm Of Wednesday.
Major Healey, Of jacksonville, one Of
the most prominent men Of the State ls
dsad
Santa Rosa county Is to have q wet
o. dry" election tomorrow.
a Tampa boy was instantly killed By
stepping on q I've wire IN en- alley IN
rear Of Bic home.
hastingu has q newspaper, The Ad-
voeate.
The newspapers report much lawloss-
ness n The large cities.
Daniel Baker, IN aged man living ~.
teen miles eaat Of Wauchula, died last
week, leaving SIC, 900 IN geld. He was
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The city tax assessor OF Tampa makes
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an Increase Of 81 4s5. $50 over last year.
Klsalmmee win soon vote on water
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The highest point IN Florda, accord
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a. che SeabOard Air Line, near the
Georgia line. Il ls 30i feet above sea
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Fishing parties oa Sopshoppg and Ok
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