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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-07

for time the injury was thought
to be serious. .Jeffrlss was abis
to eat his first substantial meal to-
day. and we believe that hp will
soon get over the III effects Of the
fight.
"JeIffries VIII leave tonight for
hts ranch ia southern CalIfornia
He VIII be accompanied BY Mfs
1Hffrise and " his brother 1scA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-07
WICKERSHAM
AND NAGLE
ON TOUR

0N United Press Leased Wtre.l
WASHINGTON, July AT
torney General Wickersham and
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nagel. will start July 16 on a tour
OF inspection in Alaska, according
TO announcement here today.
They will be gone six weeks.
Wickersham will investigate con-
ditions in general, and Secretary
NageI will confine his attention to
the seal industry.
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Trainers Knew Jeffries Was
Licked Before Gong Rang
Continued From Page One.)

Continued From Page One.)
following the circumstances it
bears out to a remarkable degree
the story of his collapse"
Another prominent local sport
writer said:
Ellis trainers thought best TO
coincide with him, and this clear
ly worked against the final test
that came so disastrously in the
fourth.
'"The facts in a nut shell point
to Jim Jeffries being a beaten man
before he crawled through the
ropes and his fight against john
son was only for the matter of
putting it before the public that
demanded it.
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WILL LOOK FOR
ST0WAWAYS

{By United Press Leased Wire2
VICTORIA, B. c., July 7.--Vic-
toria custom officials have been
notified by cable from Hongkong
that fully 48 Chinese stowaways
are hiding in the hold of the Weir
timer, Ooeana, which will arrive
here Saturday or Sunday from the
Orient.
On her last trip Tacoma custom
officials found five half dead ORR
entails almost buried In the coal
bunkers of the Oceano.
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ny United Pres. Leased wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SEATTLE, July 1.-THE cruis-
er Marblehead, with the California
naval militia on board, tied up at
Buoy No. at 9 o'clock this morn
ing. Official calls were exchanged
between Governor Hay and the
captain of the cruiser.
Later in the day the officers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-07
MarbleheadSi Seattle;
Comes Here Tomorrow

will be taken for an automobile
trip over thu city.
Tonight a naval and militia ball
will be given in the armory for the
Officers and men. The Marblehead
will leave for Tacoma tomorrow
morning, spend day there, and
then coal at the Bremerton navy
ward
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-07
GLASS CAGE FARMERS BUY AUTOS AND
PALACES--F HAIL AND BOILERS LET EN-

sew Kind Of Agriculture I'm Gold
North I'm Which There Are Big
Risks, Big Profits, and Some
times Big Losses-This Com
munity Waxing Rich I'm S3lass
Houses, But Always Fearing
Hail Stones and Boiler Explos-
ions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-07
WANTED-BOYs

Boys under IA: Do You want
"a make some money this SUM
fner? II you do. call A17S2 or
Main T3s. after 5 o'clock. and ask
for Perkins or James and get the
secret.
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. . . . . . . o . o . 0
} GREENHOUSES FARMING

o An acre under glass will .
o yield an average of 1000 o
. barrels of lettuce in a sea- .
Q son. or about 10000 pounds. .
Q Prices range from to 10 o
. cents per pound. Q
. Three crops of lettuce are Q
. grown in a season. Q
Q One crop of cucumbers is .
O grown. This crop is usually Q
. started with the last crop of o
. lettuce, two rows of lettuce Q
o being omitted In each bed Q
Q for that purpose. Q
o An acre under glass will Q
o produce perhaps $500 dozen Q
o "kukes" in season. q
q "Kukes" bring from 80 to q
. 60 cents a dozen, according q
. to season and quality. q
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SIEVE R Z
QUAKE
Eel. 7
tBy United Press Leased wire.)

WASHINGTON, July THE
most severe earthquake shock
since the temblor of 1907 in the
West Indies, was registered today
on the seismograph of the George
town university. Scientists esti-
mate that the quake was about
1900 miles distent; possibly in the
Atlantic ocean. The tremor con-
tinued for Is minutes.
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(By United Press Leased Wire.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
LONDON, July Lady Abby,
who is an aviation enthusiast, to-
day is planning to finance a
scheme for the operation of an
aerial hne from London to Paris.
She win donate $250,000 with the
provision that the profits from the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-07

TOLEDO, July docs farm
ing pay? Is this cry of "back to
the soil" the goods or the bunk?
According to the testimony of
the farmers of Dorr road, south
west of Toledo, the answer to these
questions is: Eyes, farming does
pay, and the back to the soil
slogan is the goods'-provided,
in this northern climate, you are
careful to keep part Of your farm
under glass" But some of the
knowing ones will add: "And
provided you are lucky"
s. Within the past few years this
Dorr road community has devel-
oped from ordinary truck farms,
such as may be found on the out
skirts of any city, into an extraor-
binary center for the production
of out-of-season green stuff.
Not very many years ago a few
old-fashioned hotbeds were all
they had to supplement the work
of the sun and accelerate the veg
etable season. Now the have
many acres under glass and ex-
tensive systems of heating and ir-
rigation that are the last word in
dollhouse equipment.
The road is lined with a success
sion of enormous glass-roofed
structures. One of these, cover
ing nearly eight acres, is said to
be the largest in the country. The
products of these houses serve to
make Toledo national center for
the shipment of dollhouse cucum-
bers, lettuce, tomatoes, etc.
Greenhouse farming is not a
sure thing by any means. There
is an element of risk in all farm
ing, and In this sort of farming
the risk is greater than in grow
ing ordinary staples. Greenhouse
farming is a gamble in which you
stand to gain much or lose much.
A good season may net you small
fortune. One of these Dorr road
outfits is said to yiel da profit OF
close to $4,000 a year. On the
other hand g heavy hailstorm
may practically ruin you in sc
seconds.
"A boiler explosion or hair.
storm may wipe out the profits oil
years." says Frank Miller, of the
firm of Miller Brothers. "a frag.
lie thing like greenhouse is moi
readily insurede."
Nevertheless the number Of
greenhouse farmers is. growing
They seem to like the risk. This
community is certainly prosperous
The road is lined with splendid
homes that lack nothing In the
way Of improvements that make
for comfort. Automobiles are
mo longer luxuries to them.
In word this community is the
type of the rural community oil
the future. These farmers farm
with their brains. They are show.
ing. in a measure. the possibilities
of scientific intensive farming.
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May Establish Air Lime
From / london to Paris

proposed line be given to charity.
She names Graham White as man
ager of the line.
: 1t is proposed to build an air.
ship which will carry 20 passen-
gers and Lady Abby insists that
the construction contracts be CIV
en- to British builders.
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Nerves Went to Pieces.

"The big fellows nerves went
to. pieces at. 1890 Monday after
noon, as near as can be figured.
He had just returned from a stroll
on the road with Frank Gotch and
had proceeded to his rub room to
go under a massage by Roger Cor
nell. Gotch had noticed the men,
tai struggle because of the big fell
lows Discrimination to talk. He
was rational ON the outside but
an old friend like Gotch noticed
the change the minute they start
ed out on the road.
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Shook Like q Leaf.

In the rub rom Jeff's nerves
gave way entirely. He shook like
a leaf, Cornell said, and when he
had passed the first stages of the
collapse he was as limp as rag.
David Lewissohn, Jeff's Chicago
friend, tried to have the fight de-
clared of, but this was decided to
be out of the question. The train
ers that knew also thought that
JEFF would recover his strength
shortly, and they hoped for the
best.
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"At any rate JEFF was prepared
for the encounter, while Lewis
sohn and others having the infor-
nation wired East and tried to
hedge on their bets. The rest of
the story has been told. Jeff
went into his dressing room at the
arena and It was there that his
brother Jack discovered his real
condition.
What has happened to Jim?'
he whispered anxiously in Cor
nell's ear. He's as weak as a
cat"
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rnIsr . BAcHRAon
10c Colored Laces Sc

A line of Fancy Coiored Thread
Laces. Narrow Edges and In
sertions. cream ground with
pink, blue, red and gold color,
very dainty. Reg. 100 grade.
Friday to close o.
they go at ............ JJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-07

Another chance at this splendid
assortment of Silk and Wool
Remnants. representing the
best styles of the season. To
close Friday, choice of any
remnant
at ........... HALF PRICE
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rnrsr . BxcnnAcn

1870 Torchon L.aces &c
A large and varied assortment
of Cotton Torchon Laces, In
Guiding edges and insertions
from 1 TO 3 inches wide. Reg.
loo and IL 1-2c grade, e.
Friday, the yard $1,000. JC
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-07

Short lengths of Swiss and
Cambria Edges and Insertion,
including choicest styles and
best qualities, excellent assert
ment, to yards,
Friday to close HALF PRICE
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Yard wide Unity" Percales, in
all the new summer patterns
and colorings, light or dark.
choice variety of designs. Reg.
15c grade, 49,
Friday, the yard ......ll4J
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-21
CONTINUES TO WORK
WONDERS IN ARDMORE
BUT THIS WEEK WILL BE THE
LAST OF DEMoNSTRATioN.

1t is absurd to doubt the grca
merits of Root Juice as proofs of it,
wonderful health-promoting merits
can be found in scores of homes hrIe
in Ardmore and vicinity. II has un
doubtedly proved to be the wor. SIS
greatest healing tonic to the stom.
ach, bowels. bladder, liver and kid
neyS. No weak, sickly man or WON IN
can afford 10 wait another day with
out getting some of the great medi-
cine, as few doses usually Great
marked improvement and from the
experience Of many local people the
soothing. healing and streng, henina
action of the remedy is so rapid that
IT is absolutely wonderful. Dozens
OF people have so reported AT CITY
Druy store within the last few DAYS
We are informed that the demonstra.
tions will positively close at thi,
point next Saturday night and until
the close of the demonstrations the
Juice vii be sold for one dollar a hot.
tie or three bottles for two dollars and
g hat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-21
HIGH SCHOOL PLAY c
THURSDAY NIGHT
BEST TALENT OF AROMORE'S
PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO PRESENT
SHE sTooPs TO CONQUER"
St. Elmo" Tonight.

While the high school pay "Snc
StoupS to Conquer" is a cassie OF the
old-style in the English classes uf the
high schools and colleges OF the
country used as a study. yet it is IA
work where age does not stale il I
infinite variety Next Thursday night
the laughter ana sunshine that viii
beam from this production viii reflect
the genius of the great heart of Gold
smith, Who JDhuson said. wrote ike
an angel aLd talked like poor poll. "
Perhaps the climax OF good fun and
good acting for high scnool Students
Will be shown by Luther Rando. IN
the scene where he, as young Marlowc
meets his intended bride-Miss HarI.
castle and he as "A young. buasting
brag-art is converted into "A stammcr.
Ing, awkward Gown. The way in
which young Randol is kept wrigglmg
between the hot criticism of Thomas
Gilmer, as young Hastings. aud IA,
earnest refined, but clever couuette.
Miss iIardcastle CMiss Ruth PAUL 30.
gie) is a sight to make laughter for a
month
1t is seldom that servants seen,
makes best blow and sparkle. Bu
where Diggory S,ango and the Other
servants of lofty Mr. HardcaStle Is
being groomed for fine manners begotc
the guests arrive is one OF the hest
parts of the play. Ben Newman. Al .an
Swan and Mortimer Levine are clever
indeed in this work.
The class has arranged with MesSry.
Lowcnstein for their orchestra. 50
many of the High School orchcstra
students being in the east. it was in
possible To use the High School or
chestra. The l.owenstcin orchestra
arrangos to adapt some special mu.ir
to the demands of the play. To those
who enjoy good music and that Is ev-
erybody, this will prove good news
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southern folks. for The scenes descriu-
ed ia it aud the plot interviewer were
garu,rod uom that lit g town 10y that
name, nestled al the foot of Lookout
Mountain And who doubts that thcce
are many people risht here in Ara.
more who have seen with their own
eyes the scenes that will be depicted
In the presentation of this produc, ion
AT the Robson opera house tOnisht
The story is an interesting and fa,-
cinatiug one. dealing with the in
tIigues of Southern life. and as the
company engaged by Manager Robi-
son is one OF the highest class ON the
road, the patrons of the theatre ar
guaranteed an exceptional treat.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-21

PARTY FFEEtNCLS.
The Sau.al E,Du- Post eus.
Eo,ts tha J would lc "a huy tnm-
81 the Two nls political puuc. tu
mi, country would swap ends. which
ii ampuGcs boy explaining that the
Aldrich Cannon wing ot the rcpubh.
can party aud the Belmont. Murphy
wing Ot the democratic party are idcn.
teal in idea s. II argues. without
hope. Tor one wholly conservative
patty and one wholly radical party.
thereby restoring SOME Intelligence
Ia party nomenclature and some real
significance to party divisions
In the hrs, plac, the Post is not
quite accurate in saying the Nldrch.
Cannon wing and the Bclmont-Mur.
ply wing are identical In ideals They
have much In common with respect to
basor uses to which they would sub
i"ct their respective parties but IN The
fundamental principles or political
economy they are widely al variance
as widely as the Bryan wing of the
democratic party is at Variance with
the Cummius wing of the republican
party. They are AS variant as the
Cleycland-parkcr democracy is Nari.
ant from IA, RuoscNrlt-ritt rrpupli-
canism There is some radicalism in
the republican party as there is much
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-21
Waltham Company independent

1t has frequent been stated mat
there is d watch trust that cout" : ,
and regulates the sales and pri e.,
ot watches so far a. IN" Wa.tlam
Watch Company iS concern Il. sc
can state that this is lhsolutn y ul
true The Walthaw Watch Company
is in no cont inat on directly ur m
directly with any other Natcn u-,A-
'Tg couc'"l. As "A ma.i'r q fact tna
Wal.ham Watch COMPANY is in viz.
or1us competition with the other
concerns lu the same business. The
Waltham Watch Company was found.
ii, and has been developed in Mas
SachuSetts, Il Is an American as vel
AS New ENGLAND institution. Every
other watch making g ncern i'm the
laited States has been born at
Waitham. Mass, and the Waltham
Watch Company reyoutiouized the
watch making Industry OF the world
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-21
POLITICAL TRAGEDY
BY EUGENE RAY

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,ut II vns moi nj. "nrst nif,,iaI act
a. IN, nrouis.d Nu. Smith went into
oGi,. in lg07-m uue. That 1907
panic came on, aad. oi COURSE, Nj.
Smith had a hard road to travel. He
had promised the earth and could
not deliver He had during his candi'
dacy taken the orders, all by him
I sell. for future delivery. and oi course
. he could not deliver th" goods. Inat
Is where | GOT my saying y cdhdl'
, dat" should be particular Nhi' h'
/ promises, for he hlsht be elected.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-21

Chamberlain's stomach and Liver
Tablets are safe, sure and re liable
and have been restored 10 health
through their gentle aid and cura.
tive properties. Sold by all dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-21

Elderly people cannot arrorI to trine
with their health n constipatcd or
lNspepuc take Dr. Caldwcll's Syrup
P"psiu. There are 80 cent aud 81 bot.
lies All druggists sell It.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-21

France has a,crtcd a tarn war D.,
accepting the proposition made by tho
United States. Johnny Crap1ud has
troubles Of his own.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-21

Got something for sale7 Want ad.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-21

President Tau answered 2uG tclc-
phonic calls in one day in the city Of
Chicago. Who was It that said NO
body loves a tat man"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-21

Subscribe for The Ardmorei,e.
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one Of the best income
L Propositions in the City.
S'00 via handle tAis. balance
ON term to sui the pul-
cn1ser. idis property ,s paying
over ten PER cent on the invest
meBt
> \ modern home In the
- Fist Mad, seyou roous
and has; Sas ANA CIty waite.
Coca lot Large enough tor two
a'aitlonai nOu. 60. f,Op,lty Is
oLe b.ocN l,on EH,t N4ll
SCAoui bUilG.L- ana one blocN
iIOm car inc. Sin blocks noA
bus ness dl,IiCt We can SCI
this cheap. It's a S&Ap ii you
want II. Let us saoN you.
= one oI the most desirable
- hoIes in NrdmoIe. Cor
hcr lot GA West l,uaGH ay, lJ3X
200. Modern in eNc.y respect;
seven rooms, ndlI and bath.
sl,5ou viii handle his, pay the
rest Ike rent, why buy lots ia
additions when You can pick up
a snap Ike this CLOSE IN.
n one OF the best lots on q
II StI,ct =. W. Conner lot
lw A2Od. AujClns sohc o. the
best homes In Ardmoio. q rect
Is the residence street. $500
in cash vii e, you Ute to this.
Cheaper than lots IL several of
the additions to Agdmore.
= We have a N'nC Thousand
- dollar nome IN NIdnore 20
trade tor farm lands IN ONlaha.
ma or Texas, This is he best
home In the town. i new and
oderu. This Is the cost price
az the home and price on and
must he right. This Is winner
for some one. Who will be lucky
enough 10 get 1t is the question.
We would take pleasure in show.
ing You this
We want your business.
We need the money,
Figure with US.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-21

Vt Tulsa. man of sixty married u
girl of fifteen. That old chap must
be a trouble hunter extraordinary
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-21
PATTY nlFrERrNCLs-

Acomoro. Monday March al 1909
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-04
JOHN BROWN, EVANGELIST

THAT was the pity of it,"
said John Brown. He was
like Naaman. with that but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-04

BECAUSE of the fact that it
= was a professional secret,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-04-20
BULLFROG MOHAWK

For the first time in sixteen
months work has been forced to a
stoppage in the Bullfrog Mohawk
mine, and through no fault of any
thing but the laws of the state of
Nevada, which prohibit the use of
gasoline below the surface, in the
interior of mine.
The main shaft is 10 feet, deep.
At ITO feet the water was encoun.
tered and has been extracted from
the mine by bailing; however, the
flow of water increased until a pump
became necessary. The company Sc,
cured pump and gasoline engine,
and the same were placed down in
the mine. They did the work all
right, but soon the mine Inspector
of the state ordered out of the
mine the gasoline engine, and it
had to go.
Now the company have secured a
pump run by electric power, and
as soon as the power line is switch
ed over to the mine work can be
resumed. At the same time an
electric hoist will be installed and
everything will be operated by cleo
trio power.
While the shaft is ITO feet deep
there are over 500 feet of develop
ment accomplished underground,
with fair grade of milling ore gen
orally exposed. Now, with the
pump and hoist in operation, the
property will soon be in condition
to produce. And the Nevada Ore
Treating company will reduce all
the ores they may send to their
works at Beatty, some six or seven
miles distant The new outfit of
machinery should last the COM