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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-06
Governor Dickerson Does MOI
Regret That Fight Was
Held i'm Nevada


CHICAGO. July 5.-Rulcs 10 severn the
proposed acroplanc race from here 10
New York were made public here today
by j. G, Sharfcr, publisher OF the CHI
cago Evening Post The Post in con-
junction with the New York Times offers
u prize OF $4,000 for The race.
The contest Is 10 begin at Chicago,
October e. with not less than three en-
trants who must have previous records
OF sustained flights of an hour or more.
In cases OF adverse weather the start
may be delayed until October IL. The
time limit Of the race is seven days. the
contestants being allowed TO make as
many stops as they like,
Tho contestants must pay their own
expenses and assume all risks. They
must be on the ground a week ahead OF
time, giving flights daily. They VIII he
given a percentage of the gate receipts
during the trials The start must be
within the city limits of Chicago and
finish within the corporate limits OF New
York CITY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-06
Three ROwdies Apply Epithets,
but Are Quickly and Effect
lively Suppressed.
THREATS OF SHOOTING
MADE BY TOUGH WHITES
Officers Interfere and Train
Pulls Out With Negro
Fighter Intact.

OGDEN. Utah, July 5.-Jack Johnson
was greeted by n crowd OF people when
the train. to which a private car was at
iachcd. pulled into Ogden Johnson APP
peared upon the platform and in response
10 desultcry cheering said.
well. people / turned the trick and
I'm going back 10 Chicago to my old
NANNY. | went out there determined TO
turn tho trick. and / had no trouble in
doing It,"
After Shaking hands with few col
ored admirers johnson returned TO the
car and seated himself next TO an open
window. beside his vile.
Three burIy young touGhs walked UP
To the open car window and applying a
vie epithet 10 Johnson In the presence
OF his wife dared him to come 10 thc
platform. johnson started 10 ms rect
but one OF his companions drew nm down
again The young toughs rushed To thc
rear platform where ono OF thcIn was
met with a kick from the foot Of one oi
Johnson'S trainers and q mouthtnl oi 10
bacco juice full in the eyes. Oficers
rushed lid and forced the crowd back,
Inc doors of the car were locked and the
conductor waved the engineer to pull OUT.
Several threats of shooting were made
hy The tough element of whites that had
gathered in the vicinity al the car
Felt Like Master,
In Snc0NiOg OF tlC USnI 10 du Ns-'p ,
ciated Press representative. JohuSon ga 10
that in The FIRST few rounds in the tests
OF strength. when he pushed Jelrics back
several times he felt that he was INC
master OF the boilcrmaler. The CRISIS oil
the nsht was reached in the seventh
round, stated the champion. In ms ,s
round Inc landed an effective stomach
nunch followed By z blow 10 the Jaw.
lie said that he knew then that Jcffrics
WAS AT his mercy.
George Cotton Of Johnsons training
staff. said: ,,,,
when J.rlries and Johnson cunchcd
IN the eighth round, Jack said TO JcfIrses
I've got your measure. Misiah JcfrlcS'
and I am going 10 put YOU out any tlmc
| want to.
AS a result Of the experience here al
the union depot. the railroad oitlcihlS
deem il wise 10 place two detectives on
the train To accompany the champion as
far AS Omaha.
johnson intends going direct TO New
York. where he opens his theatcr engage
mcnt on Monday evening. In the party
with Johnson was Tom Flanagan. ms
manager. George Cotton. Sig Hart, waiter
Monahau and Prof Burns, his trainers;
I-pon his arrival in Chicago, johnson VIII
spend few hours with his mother.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-06
PEANUTS W|Na'|
IN ROUND NO, Y
Sinclair Given Decision Oya1
ErlenbOrn to Prevent In
evitable Knockout.
CLEAN, SP0RTSMANLIKE,
EXHIBITION OF B0XINI
More Than Fifteen Hundro
People Witness Contest at
Garden City.
rectal 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
PROVO, July 5.-rhc twenty-rour
boxing contest between Peanuts ST
clair and Young Erlenborn at the Ed
grounds here this afternoon was the be
piece OF ring sport ever held In u
neck OF the woods, II was witnesss
BY tho most representative body OF eli
zens, women as well az men, that cv
turned out 10 see pugilistic event
this city, while not a hitch OF an ID
pleasant incident marred the bout fro
the tap Of the gong until the middle
the seventeenth round. when Refer
Bean gave the decision To "Pcanuu
Sinclair. to save an inevitable knockot
The men were we'll matched, there
ing practically no difference in heigl
and both weighed in at l22 pounds. Bo
were game 20 the last breath, and VIII
the referees decision ended the hol
Young Erlenborn, who had taken 4
Continued on Following Page.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-06
NEW YACHT WESTWARD IS
STILL WINNING LAURELS

WAREAIU NDE. Germany. July 8
Westward. the new racing schooner yacht
owned by Alexander S. Cochran OF New
York. added another victory TO her credit
in German waters today.
She Won the 4S-mile schooner race from
Travrmunde to Warnemundc. Emperor
Williams Meteor finished second. The
Hamburg. owned by the Ncrein Seofahrt
and the Gcrmania. owned by DIR. EruDp
Won Hohlen Und IIalbach. did not classify.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-06
RED TOP WINS IN THE
MISSISSIPPI REGATTA

PEORIA. Ill. July 5:-Rod Tor u
riIoied bv w. r.. Uucy of Bellevue. Iowa.
won the twenty-milc free-for-all i'm the
Mississippi Valley Power ASSOCIATION re-
gatta on Peoria lake today. HooSirr Soy
WAS second Comet. third: Beat It, fourth
Missouri u. fifth; Oshkoch, sixth. and
Vim, seventh. .-.,
Thc Red Top, In addition TO the 10000
valued at $1,000 Red Tops time was
45:301-2 In the 2G-foot. class, 10 miles.
scamp Ill owned by Peterson Brothers
of Davenport. won.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-06
TURF GOSSIP

Beau Man. which was played for u
killing 10 win the fourth race. made no
mistakes. the horse WAS played from
TO down To 1 TO ].
Silver Stocking was claimed out OF the
fourth race for STe0 by Blongcr e Mil.
sspp the owners Of Obcron,
Harlem Maid. tho winner of the clos
ing race. was hid UP from $500 Ia $fOJ
by 4. Il. Baklcy The mare was re-
tanned.
Jockey Morgan. who was suspended Tor
an alleged bad looking ride on No Quar-
ter some time ago. has been piIt back in
good standing again. with the Droviso
that he must confne his riding TO the
stable of Trapp s. Mooney only
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-06
Carroll stHorse Wins.

SALISBURY, England. July 5.-Thc
Salisbury Maiden two-ycsr- old plate Of
200 sovereigns distance five furlongs
straight, was won here today BY Charles
Carrol's Queen IT. III" FirebaII was
second and Mostar, third, Twenty three
horses ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-06

Those suffering fJom weak.
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" Q u o @ One AS box STUii viii tell a story OF
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Made by its originators G: /. Hood Co; pros
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-06
Opening Match Played.

ATLANTA Ga. july 5-DcSpitc heavy
courts the opening match in the tennis
meet for the championship of the south
was played at Eastlakc this morning
About forty players were paired for the
mon $ singles, the first OH the weeks pro-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-05
WHAT Is MEANING
OF "COLORED RACE

New Orleans, April 4-(Special.) Jon
the judicial Interpretation of tn e phrase,
"Of the colored race" hangs the le-
galty of the concubinage statute en-
acted at the last session of the legisla
ture. And likewise, on the supreme
courts construction of this little three
word phrase hinges the enforcement of
all the other statutes relating to the
colored race in its relations with the
white, such the miscegnation law
prohibiting inter- marriage, the Gay
Shattuck law. providing for separate
aloons, the "Jim-crow" laws providing
for race separation in railroad trains
and street railway cars, and the law
providing for the separation of the
races in the public schools. This ques-
ton was brought before the state SUI
preme court in the appeal of the case
of the state We. octave Treadway ct ais.
charging the living together of persons
of tho Caucasian race" and persons
"of the negro race" in concubinage
The case was argued Saturday. The ar
gument of counsel on both sides occu-
pied several hours. Mr.. Logs Charbon-
net appeared for the defense. On the
decision of this case depends the pros
ecution of many other masses charging
the same offense.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-05
Contractors
DOING FOR
MISSlSSIPPIANS

Jackson, Miss, April 4.-The citizens of
Mississippi imagined that they were hav-
ing the political time of their life dur
ing the months of January and Febru-
ary when the contest for the United
States senatorship was on, but they now
appreciate the fact that was but an in
PRODUCTION to the real play that was to
follow.
With the state senate probing the Blbo
charges of bribery against ex-State Sem
ator Dulaney of Issaquena county, the
house looking into the charges that ex-
Governor Vardaman did not make proper
accounting OF his executive contingent
fund of $1,000 per year, and the Kinds
county grand jury keeping an eye on each
party implicated the interest has reached
a point that can be referred to as in
tense, and the end of the chapters not
in sight.
Unfortunately for the people of the
state who like o keep posted on what
is going on at the capital, the meetings
SO far have all been held behind closed
doors, the members of the senate sworn
to secrecy and reporters barred 1t thus
happens that what is given out is lacking
in reliability, or at least the certainty
of rela bility, and there are many wha
cannot form an opinion as to what is to
be the result of any CO the investiga-
tons, nor are they satisfied with what
few morsels do drop from the official
tables through leaks on the part of
some of the more indiscreet members of
the upper house or of the grand jury.
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WANTED-Boarders at Terrace Court
cafe. 3-25-12t
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STRONG MOVE FOR
MODERN ROADS
Farmers Union Takes De-
cisive Action at Gadsden
CHANGE IN ROAD LAW
Basket Factory at Guntcrsyille Is
Burned and Many Hands Are
Thrown Out of Employment.
small Fire Occurs.
CHANGE IN ROAD LAW

Gadsden. April 4.-(Special.) about
80 or 40 members of the Farmers union
of this county appeared before the
board of county commissioners today in
the interest of change in the county
road law and also to press the mat
ter of general road improvement. The
farmers organization has recently
taken up the fight for better roads
and it Is quite likely that an cleo
ton will be called before the sum-
mer is over for the purpose of vot-
ing on a bond issue for the building
of modern highways. The farmers at
their last regular county meeting de-
clared themselves in favor of a bond
issue to build four great county roads
centering in this city and running
with the cardinal points of the COM
pass to the county line. The general
sentiment seems to be that the time
has come for a strong move for mod
ern pike roads.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-05
CAMPAIGN AGAIST
CARICATURING JEW

New York. April 4-Shylock, as in
terpreted on the stage. Is an insult to
the Jewish race and the Merchant of
Venice" should be barred from the
public schools, in the opinion of Rev.
Dr. Joseph Silverman. rabbi of the Tenn
pie Emanuel.
In his morning lecture today DR..
Silverman advocated the Inauguration
of a campaign against the caricaturing
of the Jew in the magazine, in the
public press and on the stage. He re-
ferred to the protest made by the Irish
against the Misrepresentation of that
race, and said they had succeeded in
banishing the stage Irishman to the
domain of discarded property and re-
jected manuscripts. He thought the
same could be done by the Jew by a
vigorous campaign of protest.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-05

The basket factory at Guntersville
burned last night, causing loss of be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. The factory
was burned last August, but was re-
built. The origin of the fire last night
Is mystery. The building was found
to be in flames when discovered and
nothing could be done to save the
plant. 1t is believed that the fire was
of incendiary origin.
The basket factory was the chief
industry of Guntersville and employed
between $50 and 200 hands. 1t was
operated by Huffman Brothers G. san
ders and was one of the largest bas-
ket factories in the south. The loss
of the factory is serious one for
Guntersville as well as for this sec
ton of the country. The plant had
just been put in operation a short time
after being rebuilt.
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COMPLETE board in private family.
South Highlands. near Five Points.
2109 18th avenue, south. 4-2-6t
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Announcements.
SPRING AND SUMMER OUTINGS
Announcement.


tomay trip period
the Carolina, Virginia
Atlantic and New Jersey Seacoast resorts
e ginning
10TH Good lmit-that October 81
The famous Birmingham the
a S a
throughout electrically
Pullman Drawing
dining Birmingham
a. Atlanta 230 Charlotte 115
Washington 10: 40 York m.
The Birmingham Special S a
Other Birmingham Railway
$50 a m. 4:25 daily.
Advertising matter containing valuable suggestions
to
in
II is do
comply with them
M H. Bone Telephone
District Passenger Telephone 3067
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Dallas, TEX. April 4.-The New York
National second squad was defeated by
the Dallas team of the Texas league to-
day by score of 2 to on a very muddy
field Kieber, who pitched the first Ave
innings for New York, yielded but one
hi. but Buck, who followed him, was
rot so effective, two hits, an error and
a double steal giving Dallas two runs
IN his first inning. The New York team
leaves here tomorrow to join the regular
,eam at Richmond, Va, April 6. With
their departure Texas harbors no more
big league teams, Score: RH.E.
Dallas ..............O 200 O02 O0s-2 .
New York .............. 900 001 00O-1 4
Batteries: Evans. Shindel and Meagher;
l<eber Buck and Curtis.
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Fire at o'clock Sunday morning
destroyed the old building on Third
street formerly occupied by the Ad-
ans knitting mill. The origin of the
fire is unknown. The building was oc-
cupied as a negro theatre and skating
rink, having been overhauled and fit
ted up for the purpose only a few
weeks ago. The loss is estimated at
about $1,000. The alarm was not
turned in until after the building had
been about consumed and it was i'm
possible to extinguish the blaze. There
were three alarms turned into the de-
partment after IL o'clock Saturday
night and 1t is believed that the fires
were of incendiary origin
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BUSINESS CHANCES

in the west; no mat
ter what trade, business or profession
you follow. If you are dissatisfied and
are looking for a better opportunity
you should send 10 cents for three
months subscription 10 Opportunity
Magazine, Dept. 101, Auditorium build
ing, Spokane, Wash. Free information
bureau for subscribers
3-31 -6t 4 ht1-sn-flIes
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LOST-Bunch of keys on South Ensley
car line enroute from Fairview to Brm-
ineham, March 81. between 70 and
o'clock: finder will be rewarded Frank
McCree, 106 n. 10th St. Empire bldg
LOST OR STOLEN-From Terminal Sta
ton, last night, suit case containing
blue prints and specifications belonging
10 queenstown Mfg. Co.; reward for
return TO I'LL I'd ave-, and no questions
asked
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Fort worth 8, waco 4

Fort Worth, Tex, April Abort Worth
defeated Waco in an thinning struggle
this afternoon. Errors by HARRISON anu
Belew helped Fort Worth to win, but
the hitting of the locals also aided
Score: X ii r.
Waco ..........40 400 600 600 Ca 4
Fort Worth ..........1O0 600 OF. Ol--o 10
Batteries: Dupree, Munesel. Londel and
Gordon and White; Dearborn, Mckay
and Powell.
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w. H. Miller of the construction de-
partment of the Southern Bell Tele-
phone company has arrived here from
Birmingham and will Immediately COM
mence the construction of the new toll
line between this city and Albertville.
When the line to A1bertville is COM
pleted new toll line between this
place and Huntsville will have been
completed and the service will be bet
ter than 1t has ever been
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AGENfS-Our Vegetable Soap is the fast
est seller on earth. Big money: per-
manent business exclusive territory;
sample free Morgan Supply Co., st.
Louis Mo- 42tf
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WANTED-Agents to sell Monuments:
samples furnished free; best references
required with application. North Geor-
gia Marble Works, Woodstock, Ga.
3-22-13t
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cIeveIanders Beat Franks Team

New Orleans. April AFTER taking the
sasl of a series of games with the New
Orleans Southern league team this after
noon, the Cleveland Americans left 10
night for Nashville. The Cleveland sec
ond squad arrived from Mobile today.
With the score tied in the ninth inning
of today's game sacrifice by Clarke and
a safe hit by Ball resulted in a winning
run by Cleveland and final score of
10 g. Score r H E.
New Orleans ....... 200 900 3OO-3 8
Cleveland ... POI 600 001-4 8 4
Eatteries: Paige, Hess and Mitchell
and LaFitte; Mitchell and Clarke.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NICELY furnished rooms. with flrst-class
board. in private home, all modern con-
veniences, centrally located. 713 North
2lst street Bell phone 2119. l-26-tf
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ONE CENT A WORD

tATEs-0ne cent q word = day; NO ad
taken for less than 25c for drst inser-
ton. Cnsh nrusf aecOmpany nrdef.
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MONEY TO LEND

MONEY loaned salaired people, women
Keeping house and others without Sc
cutity; cheapest rates; easiest pay
inellts. offices in Sc principal cities:
save yourself money by getting my
terms first. d. II. Tolman. room 40I
Farley building. Lily
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


GOOD men as statesmen who travel
their county, or who are well ac-
quainted with the people of their
county. can get the best proposition
offered in Alabama selling the
famous Dixie Hame Fastener; staple
article. sells at sight. Write us at
once for full particulars. Exclusive
territory given. Robertson & Grif-
IN, State Agents, P. o. Box S24, Bir-
ningham, Ala. 3-30-7t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. calling on hard
ware trade to sell porcelain numbers
and letters as a sideline; liberal COM
mission; something new; exclusive ter
Yitory and commission on recorders;
pocket samples weigh - ounces. Ad-
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Tile Mfg Co, Covington, KY.
EANTED--An energetic salesman for the
state of Alabama selling National count
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Reply giving references and stating
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REAL estate loans to suit you in amount,
terms and interest; can pay back month
ly or yearly will take second mort
gage. John w. Prude, 106 North 21st
street Bel phone 24O 10-16-tf
to lend on improved real estate
city or suburbs. Attorney. Room POS
Jefferson County Savings bank building
Asst
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FOR SALE
50-horse power vertical boiler, in
good condition.
Ingersoll rock drills.
SKIS vertical engine.
/ 1924 Atlas automatic shaft gov
ernor engine. almost new.
66x16 tubular boilers.
9 72x16 tubular boilers.
12x20 slide valve engine.
Corliss and hosting engines.
A general line of second hand ma
chinery. Write for lists and prices.
Geo. E. Lum Machine & Supply Co.,
South goth street. 3-27-su-tu-th- If
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ROOM and board. a209 9Th avenue
S-22-30t
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WANTED-AGENTS.

$500 FOR room and board. Excellent ac-
commodations $500 18th avenue 4-S-5,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27

azsbe chto 2 domu ucekol,
DO abo stracv Ware abo sta
ME sic pijake abo zjodzieje
morderca; jednym 2 tech po-
dobnim ros wros. Tero 10
wanna knope powiem: ;e2le
wa chceta zebe Bog Mol z
waju chwale a rodzycie, kos
col i kraj pozetek, a wa bes-
ia chcala mice deszny zba-
wieni, ME ucekajta z domu
a sluchazta rodzyc6w swoich
DO taczy ucekinier dobra
smierca ME umrze, to le ME
sic tax usz}o ale wielesz razy
lena ME ju " ocze zazera1a,
a koszdygo nieslesznila co
z domu uceko spotko choc
ME to samo co mie ale temu
podobni i gorszy cos.
Wcji do6ry drvch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27
NANTICOkE, Pa.

Towarzystwo sw. Sianisfawa 3.
i M. urzadza W dniu lgo lutego,
1910. bal, to jest ME rozkoszy,
ale ably da6 swoim braciom ponce,
boo wan z pewnoscia wiadomo
~wielesmy mieli wypadkdw smierci1 /.
nleszczesc, a wiec azebysmy sic
mogli podniesc nieco W gore prosi-
my wszystkich Obywateli abyscie
mas szczerze poparli a my z naszej
strony bedziemy a wdzieczni.
Spodziewamy sig, re aboncncl
Wiarusa racza mas ~odwiedzic.
Take dzi ekuje wszystkim tym
abonentom kt6rzy mi zap}acili "a
Wiarusa ME dajac mi chodzic pc
2 lub 8 razy do dom6w ich, lecz
niekt6rzy byli j~eszcze tax }askawi,
pamietajac ma mole niezdrowie, ma
zreumatyzmowane nogi mole, odda-
Ii mi PREY spotkaniu sic lub PREY
jakiej innej okazyj.
Inaczej zn6w MUSIC po%dziekowac
tym characterization, kt6rzy
diva lub trzej lata temu zam6wili
odemnie Wiarusa a teraz wcale "a
p}acic niechca, MECH wiedza O tenn,
re tenn sic ME zbogaca.
Reszte naszych abonent6w Cd
wiedze pc ~przysz}ej wypfacie. Zy-
czac wszystkim czytelnikom szczes-
cia dobrego powodzenia
Z szacnnkiem
J. B. JABKONSKI