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Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-11
COLORADO NEWS.

Theodore Roosevelt will. 1t is an.
nounced, visit China, probably next
year. Prince Tsai Tao. whom he met
in London. extended to him cordial
invitation and Mr.. Roosevelt promised
to come.
Jack" Cudahy of Kansas City, son
of Michael Cudahy. the pork packer, is
said to he preparing to sue for divorce
and the custody of his children Mr..
Cudahy is living at the Hotel Balti
more. Mrs. Cudahy, who is living with
the four children in the Cudahy home
will fight the case to a finish.
During the months of January, Feb
ruary and March of this year LOO
persons were killed and 81 ,232 injured
on steam railroads in the United
States, an Increase of 466 killed and
Clio injured over last year for the
same period, according to statement
issued by the interstate commerce
commission Electric railroads killed
nineteen and injured $50 persons.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-11

up against the real thing, II has been
brought out that it is costing the state
900 more a year to feed the prison.
ers under Democratic administration
than under Warden Cleghorn.
From present indications 1t is not
likely that there win be more than
25,O00 sheep fattened for market In
Weld county next season. and SO far
as known not a sheep has been pur
chased, or even contracted for, while
in previous years many feeders had
purchased their entire flock by this
time. The principal reason for this
is shortage of the hay crop. which will
barely provide for stock on the farms
Franklin l.. Shaw, aged 20. student
of Cornell university. son OF former
City Attorney Fred l.. Shaw OF Grip.
pie Creek. and George Fl. Anterior.
aged 81, deputy United States mineral
surveyor OF Cripple Creek. were drown.
ed at the Skagway dam of the Pueblo
and Suburban Traction and Lighting
company in the southeastern part OF
Teller county Sunday afternoon. They
were members of picnic party from
Cripple Creek and Victor which left
for the lake Sunday morning. 1t is
learned that the men had gone in
swimming when Franklin Shaw was
seized with cramps in the cold water
Atherton tried to rescue him. but was
also seized with cramps and both went
TO the bottom.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-11
COLORADO NEWS.

Senator John B. Stevens of Colo
RADIO Springs will be a candidate for
governor on the Republican ticket.
Chas. s. Thomas is said to be milf
ed at the aspirations of Tom O'Donnell
for United States senator as he thinks
he has prior claim on the position.
Then there is Gov Shafroth with a
great senatorial bee in his bonnet.
Deserving a 2-months-old baby, her
husband and her 7-year-old boy, and
charged with taking $175 from her hus
bands bank account. Mrs. Mauzy, the
young wife of railway conductor at
Grand Junction. has disappeared.
At o'clock Saturday morning two
men entered the private car OF Su-
perintendent s. II. Barnes OF the Rio
Grande fourth division. at a siding
near the Alamosa station. and at the
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-11
SALOONS IN PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia Times.

Philadelphia Times.
Philadelphia, in the list OF 1853 cities
of the United States with u population
OF 10000 or more, has the smallest
number of licensed saloons OF any city
of large population.
This is revealed in the census re.
port on this subject for 1908. Just
issued, which also shows that in this
city there is a licensed drinking place
for every 1858 persons.
The largest number of places H.
censed TO sell by the drink in proper.
ton to population is shown for the
cities of Texas. Wisconsin and New
York
The cities of Pennsylvania. Massa.
chusetts and Nebraska have the small
est ratio.
In this city the licensed saloons
have decreased since the Brooks high.
license law went into effect from 49,
900 to less than 1000.
In the cities from which statistics
were gathered the saloons paid license
fees amounting to $40. 900, 900. This is
an increase OF $4,000, 900 over the pre-.
vious year, due not to the increase OF
licensed places, but to the increased
fees demanded by the cities.
II is apparent that the local option
wave which has swept many sections
of the state has tended to decrease the
tendency to drink.
The observation is made that the
American public Is not drinking az
much as in previous years. and that
the treating habit has also decreased
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-11

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Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-11
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

ed as Democratic gubernatorial and
as a presidential possibility, was the
victim of would-be assassin shortly
before 10 O'Clock today. While stand
ing under the bridge of the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse, preparatory to
embarking for a months vacation
abroad, the Mayor was fired upon
three times by a man who gave the
name of James J. Gallagher, a dis
charged employe of the department OF
docks and ferries
After receiving temporary attention
from the ships surgeon the injured
man was rushed in an ambulance to
st. Mary's hospital where shortly after
IL O'Clock. and following an examina.
ton by surgeons, 1t was announced
that though desperately injured the
mayors wounds would not necessarily
prove fatal. 1t was stated that of the
three shots fired by the assassin one
took effect in the head of the victim
AT noon Mayor Gaynor's condition was
not so favorable. Doctors are having
sumo trouble IN controlling a hemohr.
rage bioou from the wound finds its
wa! mo the throat and chokes the pa
tient from time to time The bullet
mas oeeh located about an inch below
'he risne ear Ut. stewart and Brew
eT OF Ne" YORK nave arrived at the
hopokeh hospital. They say they can
not Ten what the outcome viii be.
IT. mas Just Deeh learned that Street
commissioner William Edwards was
shshtIy wounded by one OF the bullets
ih'ehueu LOT Mayor Gaynor. Edwards,
VINO was standing by the mayor, seized
HaIiaghefs arm and one of the bullets
passed through the street commission
ei Sleeve grazing his arm. The
"ouhu' however Is so slight that Ed
wards only discovered 1t after the ex-
'i'eiheht suDslded.
AZ 'he tithe OF the shooting, the
mayor accompanied by his secretary,
i'ope't Auafhsoh, Big BIZ Edwards,
iieau vi the New YORK street cleaning
uepar 'iiieht' ana ID. X. Kelley OF the
iiopoheh ponce was standing ON the
ioie"aru port deck OF the Dig liner
'na''ihs WIN rresldeht MONT OF chile
anu VIE ana members OF the presi-
uei' SUITE According TO those in the
patty ""iiasNer approached and with
ou' "ofu OF warning opened fire.
our sno's haa ieit the assaliants re-
'oi'el wien ne was seized by EDWARDS
anu Neiey anu hastehed down the
sang p'"nh anu turned over TO the
oooNen poiice. ualiagher was lmme'
a'''eis iusheu 10 headquarters TO be
'"eateu ny the oihcers'
NV his ,,ta,a. ~ ms Do'ne
.s,. c.,, neu SIMPLY
At the city hall IT is helieved that
Gallagher is the man who had haan
noticed lettering in CITY Han mark for
several weeks. apparentlv irving IN
see Mayor Gavuor. Attendants at tho
city hall, however. prevented the man
from reaching the mavor
! Mayor Gaynor's administration
which began January l last has bean
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-11

tho Government roiacted his nronosa,
the transnort denartment Of the Rms.
sian army who had cb,rpe of All tho
transporfntion orrapq.meuts dur,nv
the war with Turkey wss invited tn
take charge OF the work
The Central Asia Railway runs
from Krasnoyodsk ON the eastern
shore of the CASPIAN sea TO Andiiap
on tho western boundary of the Chi.
nese empire. a distance of .256 miles.
Two hundred miles west of Andiian
the track branches Off northward to
Tashkend, the capital of Russian Turk.
estan. and the residence of the vice
row. and from there extends northward
and westward along the shores OF the
Aral sea to the City of Orenberg.
berian Railway at Samara. so that It
Is possible 10 20 from Andi,.n to Mos.
COW without changing cars. or to Via.
diyostok. the Russian mort IN the Pa.
cific, or Picking or TIen-tsin. A line has
been surveyed eastward from Tashkcnd
eastward to connect with the great
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pac,s,c throuab Asta ,t,-or parsio
Aseb,nis,or aud pri,tsh India
The Central Asian p,i,,y.v av,ands
,bon, hoIs NAV o,ross +ha oontinar.
or Asia over "tha roo, oe tho world ,,
and ,brough ono ~, tho olaost sattlod
,or,,ors ~ ,h., o,,t,or, sato,,
flo cour,,.s,on sro,,, tho c,rrao,o In
stitution at washingto, which snar,
two veors among the ru,ne ann the de-
serts of t<biva and Kyi,.Lum and
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Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-11

in 1898. Mayor Gaynor twice had the
opportunity to be Democratic candi-
date for governor of New York but
each time declined the honor He also
declined the nomination for mayor OF
Brooklyn.
Mr.. Gaynor had promised to come to
Colorado this fall to attend the con
vehtion of mayo,s of American cities
to be held in Grand Junction.
AT 3 O'Clock it is thought Mayor
Gaynor has fighting chance to re.
cover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-25

Indicate anything save a spirit Of
ias abiding citizenship.
Boxing In itself IA a manly art.
There are few forms Of athletics
that can exoel the benefits Of box.
Ing for the development OF strength.
and there can be iittle objection 20
friendly contests where the end In
view is the Improvement OF the
physique.
Il Ia but a single step from these
private contests to public contests
under city supervision Personally
] would not care 10 witness another
fight. because tho whole atmoai
phere Is foreign 10 my sense OF
pleasure. But evidently there IL a
large percentage OF citizens who
viii find relaxation from busiaoan
cares Shon Witnessing n prize fight.
~ this IA a popular form Of amuse-
meni. II only serves 20 emphasize
the low Ideals Of our age
The subject OF prize fighting has
been brought TO the front BY the
fight OF Jsffries and johnson on In
dependence Day. n these men wish
10 decide the question among them.
selves as 10 who IL the superior
boxer. that is their business II
hundreds Of men are willing TO
leave their cities 10 see this con.
flict. they have that privilege. Only
one thing can prevent. aud that Is
aocity az large. when II can be
clearly proved that the civilization
Of our day-that the progress or
happiness In this lands going to
be halted by a prize fight. then
every law Of ethics demands that
the fight be stopped Every right
thinking man knows that these two
persons have become representa-.
tives of their respective races. And
N anything viii start race prejudice.
this combat viii surely do SO.
One Of the most delicate ques.
lions that ever faced this or any
other country was the race ques.
ton. The last thing Ia the world
that we should do IS to attempt TO
stir II up
What should the ministers do I'm
this matter7 What else can they
do but use their utmost endeavor 20
prevent this oontest7
This one exhibition, with Its far.
reaching consequences. IS going to
undo the work of hundreds of ser.
mons on the subject OF the Broth.
erhood OF Man"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-25
~ MAX BALTnAsAR.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. May %.
Anyone desiring brand new
INK guaranteed 10 wear. can
have n for the asking by applying
10 James Windermere COiiroth.
Shasta aud Sunshine Clubs Ever
since the JOhn8on-keichel fight 90
which Ketchel lost three teeth and
q fsS tears. and johnson did some
ground and lofty tumbiing fOT the
benefit Of the pictures. Jim has
been down on bis luck Never haY-
Ing been q believer IN the sign u
Che rabbits foot OF Of The cross
eyed red headed girl. he has been
loath 20 admit that be Is possessed
81 q INK" but % last be has been
compelled 10 Tess up."
The little imp Of bad luck got on
the Job while Coffroth WAS decker
ing Tor the biggest Job Of BIS career
the promotion of the Jeffrisa-
Johnson fight. Tho losH Of the
contest vas bitter PHI. bait there
Was more 20 come A great light
suddenly came over District AttOr.
ney Bullock % San Mateo county.
and Coffroih had 20 transfer the
Papkc Thomas affair from Colma
to San Francisco. thereby knocking
himself out Of AN extra match for
May.
on top Of this came that as'ful
flight" last Thursday night And
row the supervisors. some Of them.
are putting the boot % Jim while
he IL down. accusing him Of being a
faker and Of being ia on the deal
to boost tbs prices OF admission
above the advertised figures by
keeping bis box office closed and
sending ecaipers iHto the crowd
Jim believes the ']inK" vii beat
Il as soon as the decision 81 the
San AAlso county court ga his
Coima test case Is handed down.
Not counting the amateur shows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-25
BY a. a. MALONE.
(staff correspondonce.l

CHICAGO. III. May 20 Safer
and sancr football under the new
rules adopted recently Is predicted
by Alonzo siaeg athletic director
of the University q Chicago. aud
probably The best known man ia
the football world. who makes his
headquarters west OF tho Allie.
ghaniea Further than this prcdie-
ton stagE absolutely refused "a
discuss the rules OF 10 80 into
details as 20 how they would affect
the style OF play.
stage dld not attend the final
meeting IA New York. whore the
mew rules we're promulgated by
a committee composed Of Walter
Camp OF Yale. Dr. Carl Williams
OF the University OF Pennsylvania
and Peray lIAuehtnn. bead coach
at Harvard. but he sent ono 81 his
assistants and remained AZ home
training his track men.
n would be Impossible for mo
10 discuss these changes nj thiu
time.- StakE said. as many OF
them are theoretical aud must be
tested Ia play before We can tell
whether they will he a success or
a failure However. from shat !
have read I have no hesitation In
saying that In my opinion they
will effectually diminish the dan
ger In this game and at the same
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-25
WANT A JINX?
ASK COFFROTR
Real Live Hoodoo Is on the Trail Of James Wiudsr.
Supervisors Call Him 'Faker" and Accuse a
Of Boosting Prices.

and the daily chatter sta, -.
fight, local boxing Vii
usually quiet feF The ness
weeks a ~
The Que break IN ths b..,..
come On the night N Nav =
according % present bisss
riee viii give an exhibi,lsr y
Pacific Clubs SHOW bor,f. : e
rounds each with Bob 49, ~
and Joe Choynokl Follorir. \
there win be nothing dolrT ~
the LaHgford Ketchsl 49, -
June i8 &a
II Jeifres date for Frsds, -.
90 Kept and tbs others ey.. i.
20 appear are On hand. A. y.
DO quite a gathering "A aau 4,
ex-atara With Jeffries. Arn,,,' =
and Ch0yush IN the ring ~ -
C0rbett a. a possible rsierse -
attraction viii be great. bps su,.'.
interest may be- ADDED ~ ~
JohuHoug presence a. a sDss.,-,.
johnson ig seriously conatensy, !,
tending the show 70 get 4 ~
geffa condition TIE nsgrs
from Missouri when /, o,~s !.
tales Of Jeffries great ctsss..-
bat a surprise z5u be In ~. 4,
him u be decides 70 attsna
A day ~ rest and a DAY 4 a,
nov seems 10 be- Jelfrles pterTs
despite hts frequent snnsr,n
meats That be intends 10 hox n,
Yesterday was a day 81 resi- y.
big fellow going fishing after ~,
q few miles on the road. TIA IA.
Ing ~ G0tch and Corbest ana
ucipafed viii Eea the last 4 ;e
ries' laaflug, the expectasiou ~
that IN the month remAinisr t,ss
the time ~ their ARRIVAL inf n
day Of the fight Jefiriss yin s,.si
strictly 30 business. Az Jokrss
plans 10 begin his strenuous ~
about the same time. both eazx
should be mighty Lively ssts
throughout tbs month d Una
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-25
PHOENIX CLUB MEN
LIKE ARCADE
HALL

Boxers ~ the Phoenix Athletic
club look with favor On Manager
Lonnio Auatla's substitution Of Ar
ci.do haii for the Pike Street theatre
a. tha scene % shc clubs fourth
smoker. scheduled Tor tomorrow
nirht. The stage al Arcade bal ~
considerably larger ts-n nat o. tne
theatre. and II will BE- possible %
Ditch a much larger rims. giving the
contestants a chance foe more fancy
fsotw0Yh and ring boxing
II vas announced yesterday thAt
nni Dyer would BE- unable 20 appear
against VIII Steel. and Charley t'e-
teraon. the fast ballard boxer. has
been substituted The men VIII en-.
Ter the ring AZ about lie pounds. and
they should provide n alashing bout
Tho complete card Includes WIZ
lie Vetra and Billy FARRELL, le4
pounds. Jack OLeary and Harry
Metcaif. iip pounds. Charley Peter
son and Hlliy steel lis pounds. Ma
Aia pruxinan and Biil Wilson. lae
pounds. "a O'ksiiy and Clinton
Moore. 1875 pounds. Lem bebbs and
Johnnie Kelly, if8 pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-25

al thla time. We cant tell any.
thing about n until the nov plays
are tried out. but TO mo u appears
the committee has done tie work
we'll
Retaining tho forward pass
with certain rontrictionH which
limit the gone 81 action will make
thia play much safer Ia my Opin-
ion. while Il ia no way interferaa
with IT, effectiveness.
"But the greatest innovation.
and the one for which the commit
tee IL 70 be commended. IL limit
Ing the game 10 four periods o.
is minutes each. and permitting
players compelled 10 leave the
game for a rest 20 roturn Thh
does away with an exhausted man
keeping doggcdly IN the game. as
vas tho custom under the old
rules. whore once n man WAS re-
moved 10 the side lines he had to
stay out Many accidents have
hoan caused BY men remaining In
the game when they wsrs physical
~ exhausted but refused 20 leave
the ilueup
Limiting the onside Kick 20
20 yards IL another good feature
ilut. 81 course. you muN remem.
Der that the success ~ The rules.
as good Ms they nov appear 20 be-,
cannot DO determined until the biz
teams have taken them up and
tried them thoroughly. To me IL
appears certain the Innovations
made in the game ain make u
safer and more satisfying both to
spectators and players"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-25

time retain many Of the thrills
which make the game 90 popu.
lar"
The forward pass IL one OF
Staggs pets. and BIO fought hard
% have X continued IA use with.
ont any restrictions. but tho east.
ern men oyerrulcd him Indeed
for time n looked ne n the for.
ward pass was "a be- eliminated
from the game. but stAgg won a
part Of his fight and the pass n
retained. with restrictions which
viii IN the opinion Of football
men make q every biz as effective
and not so dangerous.
Under the new rules the player
making the forward pass must iss
NJ least five yards back OF tho line
OF scfimmags. and tho player 70.
cesying the pnsa must not be over
90 yards ahead % the AcFimmage
line This means that Ions passes
ap and duwn the field will be done
away with. and. by keeping the
play closer. avoid the danger from
flying and hard tactlea
Flying tackles are barred. as II
also crawling with the bail. or
pulling and hauling the runner By
his teammates
A former pupil Of Stages at
the Midway Institute. and an ath.
iete generally regarded az uns "
the greatest football players who
over donnod the moieskina. die.
cusHed the r1ilSs freely.
''Of course. Just what effect they
viii have on tho game towards
making II aafar Is problomatical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-25
FRED HEHRIHG is
STABBED BY
OSBORN
Pitcher in Brawl knifes
Captain Of Chehalis
Team.

CfIEHALIG. May - -Tamp os-
born. weil-k known pitcher ln
Northwestern baseball. is IN the
Lewis county jnii here today.
charged with second degree assault
Osborn wac captured iu Pacific
county early yesterday morning art
sr sheriff Stevens had chased him
through the woods moot ~ THE night
Osborn is on the pitching starr ~
the chShalis team VA the state
league. while the team wnf On
route e. Raymond Friday night os-
born. who IL alleged 70 have been
drunk, qunrreied with the train
crew. III an attempt % quiet bin
Fred NehrfnH. captain q ths team
and q former player Ia tbs NORTH
western league angerod Osborn
and the latter stabbed him three
times. The wounds are not danger
Qua. bot will keep NeipinE out u
the game FOR two weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-25

VANCOUVER. MAY 25.- nig Gus
Thompson pitched "a shut-out game
IN the morning contest here and
held the hard hitting Beavers down
70 two hits. Fine support by the
Turkish bali chasors was great
help 90 the gloomy one. as many
balls were hit on the nose, only &c
find waiting M0slom camped
where thcy llt Mike lynch pre-
vented a possible score by making
fine catch OF Scharuwoher low
fly, turning a s0mcrsauit IN doing
a. Flanagan. who was roasting on
third, died there as rcs0h q
Lyuoh's work
Lefty Miller worked FOR NAhcou-
yer. and after the first tive innings
when he ISSUED five passes. pitched
gcod ball The Turks were able 10
negotiate six hits scoring one ~
their runs hy clouts. the ether heiug
a gift % Breon. who threw low 90
third on Adams groundor
About 4 600 fans we're out 60 tho
park. and hung around after the
morning game was finished, but
large Sobs 81 wet British Columbia
rain came blowing in from the south
and the afternoon contest was called
off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-25
FRISCO POLICE BOSSES
STRONG FOR Big CO

The matter win core up bsu
the fuli board n supervisors Ia,
day. The members n ths Ger.
Federation appeared before - y
lice commission today and nass
stubborn fight against granting y
permit. Tbs Broadway osuh d "a.
trolleG By James Griffin hkE
darsiood tina; arnnscmsais n y
transfer Of the permit haFt s1nait
been made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-25
BY REV. Or. n. I. COFFEE.
Written for Tire star.

I went 10 McKssEport the other
day 10 witness an evening Of prize
fighting. 10 was the first time
had Witnessed such an exhibition.
and I never expect 20 aee another.
Il Was an evening Of novel e1pars.
oncc. IN which a study IN the psy.
cLology Of humanity vas uppermost
In my mind
In the FIRST place. there was moth
ms in the -four bouts % the evening
that could be termed brutal A foot
ball contest Is far more grueling
The men who contested were
trained for the occasion. while
two men were knocked out. yet a