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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-05

cept that he constantly chewed his
gum. In the next passage Johnson
caught him. probably the hardest blow
so far. straight left. a walloping
hard one. on Jeft's jaw as the latter
rushed in. The fiercest fighting so
far followed this. but Johnsons blows
were quicker and oftener In the clinch
which followed they Rugged persist
emily, Johnson landing his short arm
deadeners and hard left on Jeff's
race caught the latter's eyes John
sons blows were harder than they
nose and his damaged right eye was
getting blacker and blacker each sec
Iond. They worked hard over Jeff,s
body during the intermtssion. but II
seemed to initiate him more than y
did him good. He motioned them to-
let him alone.
Round 7-Jeff's right eve was clos
nE as he came up for 5h ara r9una
said. Come on. you jeff" They nd
died around for fully twenty seconds
srinning theswhile. As Jsif came tqr.
ward Johnson would step back. Finally
jeff came In. but his left LEAD Went
around Johnson and landed on his
all during the round. Johnson Tented
with a left and landed right counter
on Jeff's left shoulder Then another
clinch followed. and Rlckard told them
to break Richard was having very
little to do up to this time. as both
men were lighting very souarely and
fairly. In the next passage Johnson
landed the most effective blow that had
come across so far. 1t was a left
on the chin. but 1t was mighty power.
full. He followed this by right on
Jeff's face. Jeff was beginning to show
the effect -of the punishment The
hot sun beat down on the lighters
and they perspired freely about the
head, though JEFF was exuding water
pretty much from every pore in his
body. In the cltnch which followed
Johnson always struck UP his left
hand and landed 1t on Jeff's damaged
face While Johnson was being 'wiped
and rubbed during the interval he kid.
ded Corbett about what was being
done In his corner with an idea 81
rafting the champion. johnson eyed
him this time and yelled. "Too late
new to do anything lin: your man is
Round ST Johnson kept after Jstf all
would stop him coming In Win a
left on the chest, Jeff led again and
e % y a.rlght on his ear and q hard
left on his face. In the next lead,
Johnson led "a scoring blow, 1t was
terriac straight punch on Jeffls
nose. Than eff got In on Johnson's
STOMACH g hard one, but 1t did not
s Johnson n and they Rugged
w han they hrosS away again john
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|, SUI PultCleu dttVtIIHT leIL III . tfi .
face Another clinch and Johnson
grinned over Jeff's shoulder. and.
wtnking to the newspaper men. kept
his left t. hand busy T. generally found ans
admonished them to break. Jeff at
tempted to land a left for Johnson's
head but Johnson stepped away and
then he stepped in again and landed
around the ring and took their time
about breaking. AS they spared for
another opening Jeff led and landed
slightly on Johnson's jaw. In the
cltnch, Johnson whipped his right
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-05
Twenty Minutes Of Your Time

To remove carbon from ordinary en-
III CINE two garage men will work all
AZ day. Any one can remove carbon
and clean the cylinders of the Oak
land in onehour. Doiteasily, clearly
and quickly
Oakland Engine Side Plates.
Still another point is that the drip pan on the
Oakland is riveted to the frame. You cant.take
it Off and YOU won't need to- because IL YOU
want to get at the inside of your engine. you
simply have to remove the side plates and the
engine is exposed; Never any need to
go under car. No need to remove the
drip pan No need to take out the bottom
Of your engine. Simply remove the side plates.
You can do this tighten your conneeting,ro rods,
and put back the side plate in a few minutes
do it clearly, easily and quickly.
Oakland Cooling System.
Water is circulated by gear driven pump, CEN
trifugal type. The water is drawn from the
bottom Of the radiator, forced UP through
cylinder jackets and into outlet pipe at top, and
then passes to the radiator. Thepump is driven
from the crank shaft, so when motor is running
the water is circulating. The cooling is assisted
by fan built into fly Wheel and draws current
of air through radiator.
Oakland Specifications and Equipment.
The 40" Touring Car, 4-cylinder motor-4O-
horse power - 112-inch wheel base ~ Shaft
drive-Selective transmission, three speeds
forward and reverse-NI Multiple disk clutch
Cork inserts - Straight line drive--iOHset
crank shaft price $1,70O, including magnetic,
five lamps, horn, generator and full set of tools.
i Runabout, Touring and Roadster Bodies.
The 3o' Touring Car, 4-cylnder motor, 3o-horse
power-110-inch wheel base--Shaft drive--Se-
lective transmission, speeds forward and re-
verse-MutipIe disk clutch-straight line drive
Offset crank shaft. Price, including FIVE
lamps, horn, generator and full set Of tools
$3.50.
The 80" Runabout-Same specifications as 80.
Touring Car except 4-inch shorter wheel-base.
and carriestwo instead of hveipassengers. Price.
$1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-05

T. 'v,1e1 lty
ALI the grit and nerve Of a tour
ing car--all of it's staunch TG
stick -iveness comes 49,
out in a hi1l-climbing con-
test. The Oakland in that
field is first.
1t has won more notable hill climbs
in the past two years than any one
other car.
Its engine takes hold Of steep grade
with a bulldog grip; and hangs on
and goes up.
That's what you want. That's what
you need nine-tenths Of the time
power on the hill, power on the up
grade, power at low speed-not
power on the asphalt at forty miles
an hour.
Oakland Tilted Engine
You get it on the Oakland You get it because
Of the straight line drve-the tilted Oakland
engine which puts every ounce of power into
the wheels.
1t was the straight line drive that won high
entered ~
When you come to try out the Oakland, leave the
speed test to the last 1t will deliver you all
the speed you want and more than you can
ordinarily use-60 miles an hour if you like.
But make the hill test and grade test first. Ask
it to do the difficult--the almost impossible.
Then note what it does with its full 40-horse power
what it does and how smoothly, how grandly
it does it.
nn1,f n ~
Note that Z 40 horse power BY the way-because
the Oakland is the only 40-horse power on the
market that sells at such price
The same qualities that paceit at the forefront
of the hill-climbing class makes the Oakland
the most economical of all forty horse power
cars.
None of the power leaks or goes to waste-the
straight line drive attends to that; the wonder
full system of fabrication helps, and the beautiful
simplicity of the motor does the rest.
An Oakland stock car, taken right off one of our
dealers floor, went through the Gidden Tour
with a perfect score. carrying full load, and
accomplishing all that was done by its big,
high-powered competitors
The Oakland straight line drive shaft is made pos
sible by fitting the engine. That's simple little
thing to do, but only old, experienced Oak
land designer would think of it.
A novice can run and care for an Oakland because
the Oakland has many other mechanical advan-
AtagesAfor instance its lubricating system.
Oakland fabrication.
The largest distributor of automobiles in a West
ern city says: Il wish every car that | sold had
the Oakland fabrication system. Its the great
est system in the world
1t is worth while for you to send for catalogue
or step into store and have the system ex-
planned to you. 1t will take only minute Of
your time, and you will be repaid many times.
Oakland Removable Cylinder Heads.
Another Oakland selling point is the remov-
able cylinder heads, which facilitates the
removal of carbon from the combustion
chambers.
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40 II. p, $l,7o0

Compare Oakand's Hill Climbing Record With That of
Any Other Car, Regardless of Price.
The Oakland the standing
Ill., May 10, power
Model Forty this year
1909 HILL CLIMBS.
Hill Climb
there
George Hill Climb New York. April Oakland 50
class; time 4o 5
Giants Hill Climb Wlesbar Pa, May Oakland the
$1,000 class; time g8aasas
Hill Climb Oakland time
seconds defeating "a entries selling high $4,000
oopeston, Climb both
4
Climb Cleveland
touring selling seconds
Hill Oakland
defeating selling
time,1.i l5J
Algonquin Chicago Augu
place in the $4,000
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-09
COAST CAPITAL TO
BOOST THINGS At
SILVER CITY
Big Deal Pending Whereby Los
Angeles Interests Are TO Ac-
quire Valuable Alaskan.
Group Of Mining Claims,

silver city. y. NJ. NQv. 3.-Fai-
reaching results VIII follov tho close
Inr a deal pending for some time for
the option ana ultimate sale of the
Alaskan group OF mining claims situ-
ate m the Pnos Altos mining district
and owned hy Miss Lizzie Il. iouns
and her father George Young who
totmorlN resided at Pinos Altos,
where Miss Noung was the principal
ot the public school but for the past
Year hg,Nc been residents of Los An
peloS Placing am cXhihu ol ore in
the lov Angeles chamber of com
mcrro. mining men ot that city soon
hpCNmc Interested and O. few weeks
ago Mining Engineer Peterson OF
Los Angeles made "a thorough exam
inutiuu of tho property Ills reports
made worry favorable impression ON
the intended investors. who. in come
panN with the owners arrived here
about ton days ago. The Silver 'itN
independent SpNs
further examination of the claims
proved satisfactory ana last week an
option Was given by the owners To
the 1ggrceation OF capitalists. and
there seems little doubt ol the COM
summation ui the sale within % Few
months. as The option holders immed-
lately pat a force at mon On work ou
thee property and installed machinery
rrrpartterv to opening the uid SHAFT
anl sinking Two now ones ON the
crniip II Is understood that the op-
tiou BE- taken iu the name of James y.
pHTara. onr ut the best known min
iul men on an, Pacific coast aud Who
gave up a splendid mining proposi-
uun ts take charge ui this property.
systematic work win be Vigorously
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-09
LONG DRAWN OUT
WATER DISPUTE
NEAR END
Settlement in Sight Of Lengthy
Fight Between City Of FIag-
staff and Santa Fe Railroad
Company



Flagstaff Ariz., Nov. after
three years of litigation between the
city of Flagstaff and the Atchison.
Topeka and santa Fe Hatiroad. i'm
which the former instituted copdem-
nation proceedings affecting title to
the water of the celebrated jack-
smith Springs a conference wa held
a few days ago at Flagstaff. With a
View Of reaching an agreement. tho
result of which. If is said, will be am
nonnced wunn me next Few days.
The interests OF Flagstaff city Were
represented by r. : Clark of Pres
colt. and the railroad 10y Mir. Camp, a
Los Angeles attorney.
In the beginning of his litigation
the railroad company. cuntended that
il Was willing that the city should
have control of the water, provided
that it, secured enough for its own
uses. estimated at 200.00o gallons per
day Ia order To afford the railroad
company that volume the entire tlow
from the springs would have To be
cons, rVcd. which the city hesitated to
do. requiring sum ranging close 10
100000
road company it is said. agreed to
give deed in Zee simple L. The
springs and IA perpetual risht-o4-Way
over railroad lands. at rate Tor the
Watrt To- Dee agreed upon between the
city and the company, The object of
this tender Is simpl that the com
paay wants the water. md is seri-
uuslr in need of IL.
The blacksmith springs that sup
PLY Flaestaff with water. runs a vol
ume estimated a. zoo 600 gallons per
day u is the only source of supply
Tor that city, and is distant about
twenty miles II is brought to Flag
staff by sraNity with storage near
the source i'm a large reservoir. This
spring was, secured from the railroad
Jon the city I'm iS9S. ON n thirtN-year
leasc. originally the land where this
spring lives was acquired by the rail-
road under its land grant charter
authorized hy congress In 1866. that
extends through the territory from
east to west
Flagstaff since the lease was ac-
ouired. to the present time. has
reached that prominent regard in
commercial life and residence huiid-
ing. as 90 seriously weigh the bonc-
fits to he derived through this aKe-
nuc Dt large and splendid water
supply. aud chcrishes its desire 10
haNt it absolutely under municipal
control However ths statement s.
made thai with judicious and proper
usacr. there is an abundance lnr both
THE ,ity ond thc railroad. and or that
hasis the continuation oi further lii-
eatiou msN he avoided. hy the iuter-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-09
ested parties arriving at an amicable

ested parties arriving at an amicable
adjustment of the troubles.
The blacksmith Springs are widely
known ana carry volume without q
counterpart in the west, so FAR as
the service extends to an Incorporated
city. In addition to that lavcIabie
regard, the water is rated as among
the purcst, and is desirable for loco
motives as well as for domestic use.
Mr Clark has been associated with
this litigation from it's inception, and
during the years he has been en-
ploved as counsel, has made many
trips to Washington to search the
records dating back over forty years
The termination of the suit is awaited
with interest.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-09
.TULAROsA CONCF,NTRATOR
TO BE ENLARGED SHORTLY

Tularosa. y. NJ. Nov. 1.-THE Tula-
rosa Copper company. which has a
two mile ditch. flume. concreat pen
stock and complete concentrating
plant. plans TO add another unit to
increase the concentration capacity 10
500 tons per day.
The first unit Of the mill is com
pleted. with a crushing capacity of
from 240 To soc tons. and a coneen-
TRAITOR of 100 tons per day.
The mill concentrates about I 20
is tons of ore into one ton ot con-
ccntrates The concentrates run from
80 per cent To 40 per cent, or an ave-
rage OF So per cent copper per ton.
These concentrates are being held at
the property TO be marketed when
copper advances in price. They will
be shipped 10 Jhe III Paso smeiter as
the nearest market
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-09
ORGAN PROPERTIES
WILL REOPEN
Activity at StepbeSon-Benneit
Mines Expected in December
TuIaroSa Concentration to Be
Enlarged,
Especial Correspondence TO Morning JOurnaIl

Especial Correspondence 10 Mornine JOurnall
Las cruces. y. NJ. NOV. 6.-The
Bennett-Stephenso mines. in the or
gan mining district Just south OF the
town of Organ. will be reoDened dur
ing the month OF December. according
to reports received from the new
manager. Mr. DAILY a force of 100
men will be employed al first and this
force will be increased as fast as prog
rcss can be made
The Silan Mining company is doing
development work ON its claims
while the Big Three company is
steadily taking out good ore and pre-
pairing To ship within a short time.
The discovery of nickel in the ores
in that district has stimulated inter
est TO some extent. but SO Tar not
much has been done towards the de-
.Velopmcnt OF the metal production.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-09
CONTRACT LET FOR
DEM|NG SCHOOL
$4,000 viii Be Cost of Hand
some New Building Exclusive
of $4,000 Worth Of Furnish
ines,

Especial Correspondents 10 hornins 1ournali
pcminp " NJ. Nov. Tho school
board has awarded the contract for
the bmdina or the new high schooi
to Mcssrs. Rosch and Leopold Dem
inr for SSG.St0. inns amount i'm
cmdcs the building alone The FUR
uishing of this building viii amount
60 about $4,000. The building Is to
bc brick. Two stories and basement
aud VIII he modern and up to date In
every Particular
THE county commissioners are in
session this afternoon considering
bids for tire mrnishine of the new
court house which will De- soon COM
pleted.
Thomas J McSherr,. formerly of
nuNrr. N AI. has purchased The
livery stable of q. N. Sadler. and viii
conduct livery business at The same
stand GOA Railroad avenue.
~ u Etans has bought 1n inter-
est in the a.. BoNd grocery store ON
the CORNER 90 spruce street and Sill
Ner HVrnue.
The ~ W. Atkins company are
putting boa hakrD n the Swopc
haillins to thc rear oi ihe grocery
store
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-09
CONDITIONS GOVERNING
COMPUTATION PROOF

vubea states land once Santa I'e
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-09

Not "FOotbaII N0I0rs, Nui thu c0I-
or of the carton contaiuing Folcy'a
Houev and Tar, the best and safest
remedy for ali coughs and colds. De-
not accept substitute but see thnt
you set the genuine Foleys Hone, aud
Tar in yellow carton with black let
tcrs J, H. OIiclly co.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-09
De Me- NTED MINER
FALLS TO DEATH
ON ROCKS
Body of EmpIOye Of Heatoa
CoIIiey After Long Search
Found By Indians al CIItt'S
Foot


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seafth or :eFeftl ddfs l' ,.ot
uulIihtt "l expert lhulah ulli
PaIt llC houA j l't'r" th,
m'hci VINO ilad heen fIhploS .u e.'.,t
hrat"h coal nlne Was l"uhu "' '"' .,ii,s
OF q cllli IN lhe hilis so"tN ,.,lcni.
east tl d'liip' Ihe ma iHl' ,.t ami
" lallen over the cllli ht"" \
ms head W'.s cfusneu W'lh MI,
the bottom, death having t,s
rnsucd IN few minutes 1,,,tt.
seen Gusoldno lett Hcaton III 4" 7ssi
~ lhtoNiratcd etndltloh sIi "'H s
ne was going to walk 70 N"nl"P n.
said the man drank because ~ ,sr
mestic troubles. He had wv H.
children with him az the H'',' KIN
wife refusing to come owe, III
him from the old country "'' nj.
is said 90 have prcyed hcaNh> i'iiitr
mind and there is q hafe -.
that his death was suicidal n9 '''
suit of Gcmcntia.
Die From Dope 81,
Monday morning train crew ,oi..,i
freight coming irom the west p''N
up an unknown man at Manuen'o Nan
brought him To this city h' .s.
was i'm an unconscious condlll9n An
found and shortly afterNard "lSu
inquest was held over the nout .s
from the evidence introduced "
found that the man died li'" sn
overdose of morphine, vhich N'S b.
administered IUf NOT fHnI- A'
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-09

Tinto Copper company. which holds
the option on the Western Belle group
Of fifteen claims, on which these shafts
are located, VIII snon be shipping ore
to it's new smeltei at Terrasas. Mexico,
which has Just hen completed. Supt.
Easton is working a considerable force
of men and this force viii be greatly
Increased as soon as the mines are
cleared and the actual mining begins
The Golden Giant Mining company
is perfecting the final details pre-
paratory to opening up the Mammoth
mine and starting up its ten stamp
mill and expects 10 be actively at work
on It's properties before the close OF
the year. with three big concerns
operating. Pinos Altos win soon he
claSscd among the lively producing
districts.
Helen Mill Eunning,
The mill OF the Helen Mining com
punv al Graham Is nov running tull
blast nftr an dleness of several
wears a large cunccntratiug table
and considerable mill machinery nnd
equipment arrived at the local station
last SATURDAY, and was started ont io
the mill Yesterday by ". y TeuncN
the company's forwarding agent here
II. r. Root AN experienced mining
man. rs the superintendent OF the
company ana is pushing the work of
the mine aud min VgorOusll. This
is the third big company which is
now actively operating In the Mogol-
Ion district.
The Hcien Mining company Is for
tunatt In owning such great pro-
duccr as the Confidence mine which
In past Years has produced large
ore tonnage and together With the
other properties Of the company viii
keep the min constantly going
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-09

The use of Foley kidney PMS ~i
are upbuiiding. strens IN
soothing Tonic ia action. t'
results u H.. O'Eicliy CO.
The Glenwood post., 1910-10-29

The melancholy days have come, but
Notwithstanding the doleful appellation
We find them beautiful, glorious and
life inspiring to a degree that it seems
is not surpassed any place else in the
wide world. There are lot Of beau
tiful spots where splendid conditions
prevail, but for glorious autunnal
weather Colorado is entitled to q place
very close to the head Of the procession.
y = y
Last year, as an inducement to
lot of hard work on the part Of some
of our lady friends, the Post gave
away a splendid piano. This year we
intend to present some lady with
piano much better than the gift of last
year. Besides this grand piano prize
we are offering six other very hand
some prizes which will make six ladies
happy. Say, Sister, will you be one of
our prize winners? Get in the game
RIGHT NOW.
The Glenwood post., 1910-10-29

The attention of Post readers il call
ed to the display ad of Madam N. j.
Frantz in this issue of the paper. The
business people of Gl-nwood are coming
to realize that publicity is absolutely
es sential to business success and more
than that it is becoming plain to them
that the Post is the paper that reaches
the people as does no other paper IN
this section. We welcome the Frantz
establishment where Fashion Reigns
to the family of Post advertisers.
There was for long time demand in
Glenwood for store handling reliable
and up-to-date ladies' apparel The
Frantz people have supplied that de-
mand. They are in every way worthy
of your patronage. Consult their al
elsewhere.
The Glenwood post., 1910-10-29
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CARBONDALE SPUDS EXHIBITED

Confined from page one)
first; Crystal River Land company,
second.
Best Fifteen Onions-Crystal River
Land company, first; II. l. Gardner
second.
Best Plate Apples-Wm. Baumgard
ner, first.
Best Display of egetables-H. J.
Gardner, first; Crystal River Land con-
pany, second; H. L. Edgerton, third
Big -Four Ranch, fourth; c. L. Fuller
fifth.
The Glenwood post., 1910-10-29

Parker and Alice and Gretchen Dar-
row.
Rev. Doggett has been located at
Durango for some time and as arch
deacon of southwestern Colorado has
had prominent part in the missionary
work of his church. He will find a
warm welcome in Gnnwood.
The Glenwood post., 1910-10-29

The forestry officials will hold an ex-
animation in Glenwood next Saturday,
Nov. 5, of applicants for the position
of forestry clerk (male) for the Rocky
Mountain division. Here is an opportu-
nifty for bright young men seeking
employment The entrance salary is
from $l,1OO to $1,000.
y y y
The Post calls the attention of its
readers to the new ad Of DR.. NcAnally
Of Carbondale, appearing elsewhere in
this issue. DIR. McAnally is the new
dentist at Carbondale and, in contrast
with many in his profession, he believes
in letting his light shine, through the
medium of the publicity which print
ers' ink insures. The doctor is live
wire and it is to be hoped that the peo-
pie of the Carbondale section will ap
prcciate this public spirited newcomer
and patronize him literally.
- y y
Governor Shafroth and party visited
Glenwood a little after noon last Tues
day. The subscribers to the Daily
Avalanche read about it in Wednesday,
evenings issue of that paper. A re-
ception was rendered Rev. W. II. Dog
gett last Tuesday evening. Thursdays
Daily Avalanche told the story. The
people of Carbondale gave a Potato
Day celebration last Saturday. Daily
Avalanche readers were apprised of
the event the following Thursday even
ing. What a great convenience is
daily paper!
KILLS A MURDERER
A merciless murderer is appendicitis
with many victims. But DR.. Kings New
Life Pills kill it by prevention. They
gently stimulate stomach, liver and
bowels. preventing that clogging that
invites appendicitis, curing Constipa-
tion, Headache, Billiousness, Chills. 25e.
at all druggists.