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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
JEFFR|ES WILL
WHIP JOHNSON
White Race 0utgames COlored
in Hard Struggles for
Supremacy.
JEFF GIVES CHAMPION
FIVE YEARS HANDICAP
Victory Hinges Upon Physical
Condition Only; Johnson
More Scientific.
BY ?, E. SCHEFSKI.

No athletic event chronicled in the
history Of tho world has created so
much universal interest as the Jeffries-
johnson fortyfive- round boxing con
test scheduled at Reno, New, July 4,
at 1:30 p. NJ. These two ring gladiators
arc types OF physical pcrfcction-the
Write race against the black race. This
fact in regard to color has no doubt
greatly added TO the general interest
OF The contest,
Which is the better man? is the first
question that comes from every man $
lips.
we are i'm doubt AS TO what he is to-.
day.
johnson is puzzle. We know that
he is big. strong man, with ambition
TO ho he updisputcd world s. heavy-
weight champion: but up TO the present
time the black champion has not had
the opportunity TO show himself, Tom
my Burns and Stanley Kctchel were
easy marks for him. but why shouldn 7
they be! The average man would tell
,yGu that Jcffries could beat either OF
them without training. johnson hns
shown much class with the men he
has met. but he has never been pltted
with u big, clever man. ana yet on ms
showing lie must be considered danger
Gus.
Betting Should 30 Even.
II Johnson was white man he would
be rhc popular favoritc in this fight Mt
odds OF about to ! under present
conditions, but il is doubtful if he
could win, While many people feel
away down in their hearts TINT johnson
will win, yet their money will go on
Jcffric5.
Fight followers and promoters are di-
vidcd in their opinions as to the respcc,
tive abilities of the two men. and. con
sidering the fighters at their present
Continued on Page Four.
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Will Never Fight Again
BY JAMES J. JEFFRIES.
.sd Wire to The Tribune.

,.,.sd Wire to The Tribune
II am going into the prize ring for
4. last time on July 4th. | may give
u,rriug exhibitions in the future, but
.t,a never fight again. | have been
hrsd, to some extent, into this fight
MI Johnson, although ] dc not regret it.
ia not fear Johnson. My training has
.,ueht me back to a condition which,
! aue time, / thought ] could never at
bjn again. Ring followers, men who
hN the game through and through,
hare lOoked me over and have frankly
hId me that they expect me to win. ]
luaS Johnson is clever man in the
|dng, but am so confident that ! can
I'M that | have bet heavily upon my
tlances. OF course, something may go
,rng, but | shall do everything in my
bower TO guard against that"
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|P[RT FIGHT
OPINIONS VARY.
|hner Worlds Champions,
kksn and Ketchel Excepted,
Pick JEFF to Win.
IXS0N is CONFIDENT
OF RETAINING TITLE
dtiss Expects to Win in
Less Than Fifteen Hard
Rounds.
~ s-;silss;siiss-ss-ss-ss-s-s-s-s-ss-sssriti-;;
81 JAMES JEFFRIES. !

l1essd Wire TO The Tribune. :
faye been content TO let the :.
,'rl 90 the talking. and must ad- :
tnty sure did a lot OF II. For :;
and weeks / have been get :
nohing but advice. Some OF :
hedsd. but most OF It ! forgot :
soon as could. l know how ::
I'm going 70 night Johnson on :
~; the way I've always :
5aL as hard as | can. I'm go :.
% defeat Johnson. although :
say whether tho fight will :
nhg one or q short one, That !
snes on the tactics that John :
tdopts. ] believe that. II I can :
- mm With a stiff blow, the /.
VIII be short one. My .
|.L nave predicted that l viii :
eyerT round from the first I.
twentieth. ] shall be content !.
q q any time UP TO the ff- :
don't think the fight will :
"a S1end thht ] don't Imow how .
! Weigh. but my weight has .
Arousiy estimated from 2f5 .
~ pounds. Take your choice. :
~ golnt on which I nm the most .
aue ls that am going to .
olI Johnson and win back the .
ysught championship.
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Track Team on Hike.

specinl cable 20 The InDuIIe'
LONDON. July "a numOer OF IN
N1inSigan are going to make ttamplns
Tin Trough Europe this summon, IheS ,iS
a,r. Homer. Craig. Hall. Goetz. 1ainni9
and Kcck Their plan; as apu"u'iNv"G ~
a in come by cattle steamer an"
,ra,nn through Germany France Hoi-
land switzerland and italy
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/, :. "'re to The Tribune

NJ u 'H' llbbl4f.
~ ,o.i, /, July 2.-Rono holds The
c'.br,;assh' % housIng moro prize
tan Wy, and more puciIlstlc cx-
I any other city on ibo face
taY :, sar,h. Followers OF the
'fss-,.l nstlcuffs arc gathered In
y mtbn inctrnnoiir from rar-awaI
4-rhra country. T1cy have come
Wa NJ, ,El'ropc proper. Asia and
.,.sd $40. $40. 10 mention al parts OF
4 b mo and Canada.
n rhlns mecca. the Iodestone tho
sld nag drawn prizo lighters,
icn ssaIyenturc,s, gamblers and d
2 rhIp ihnninlon is thnt IeGries is
q BIZ lssohnaon on Monday' such
Y hmF oaasinmons. Jim Corbett.
assey N.sren: John l.. Sullivan.
e hars sam Fitzpatrick and 9th,
h nj made a study OF the Two
/. siIl hsu,n.ed In the opinion that
~ me "a. an easy time In put
Etss1ar, hnnd, Billy DELANEY Rat
~ snd setehel. Joe Cans. Tom
''hers pick Johnson 10
1ea from Page Three,
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CHALLENGE Trophy Match

gy Associated Press -,
BIsLEY. England. july, 2.trhe The. ena5. rep-
lcngc trophy match for riile Yea tea"'s s,itIsb
nTSrS i.I,yirc resulted today In victory Ior
Iha British team. rs aggIega'e sGPLe SJhIe
Tor sS ranges was 2l7a out 9th @i e0ss, score
s5oyi y;or sngtraIia third, with "taI, lndia'
yo-g and Singapore. 1872.
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By JACK JOHNSON,

e;Tsr felt better nor stronger ,
70 now. have a feeling OF f.
5s.. mat ] snail knock out &.
~ %iore the twentieth round :
,s Me meet Monday afternoon.
Ifs ~ ana fairness. ] hope 10 .
~, Ipstler man win. but / fully 4.
a ~ an The better mar. am
way the experts say that ,
IA Is al. for ! don't want 10
n Z sM That I whipped man
h, nol IN condition. People
, NM stsec me OF having a ycl-
M ''iy1s Tint talk makes me
h s,lah Val whip JeIrieS In clean
NE ap, and retain tho heavy
~ ", .,r,nainpinnship. will weigh
>f an M pounds when enter the
|t., NY plnns have Hocn made.
NJ N Until Monday after
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Auto Race Postponed.

Nv associated Press. ,o,,,
NEW YORK. July THE tWsn,y ,,,yannod
hour fo& Jaly aG.00p Is and Is at Brighton nsaGh
tpncE. t has been postponed 70 nususr ahe tracS <
and. 20, IT was sonornG nDunp in time FOR III,
race on the earlier dates,
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Norman III. Wins.
by Associated Press.

By Associated Press
ALEXANDRIA PARK. England, Jaly
2-The lslinston wclter plate OF 100 SOW
ereigns, for 3-year o!ds and up, dts
tance ono and one~half miles and 10
Yards. was run here today and won py
August Bclmont's Norman III st, Jus
t.nian was second and Junlket third. No
others stnrLNd,
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How the Big
Men Size Up
sv I.ensed Wire 10 The Tribune.

BY Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.
RENO. q July 2.-Accuratc measure
mcnts were taken OF Jenrles at Moahh
Springs and Of Johnson at Ricks road
house today These will stand as the OF
fetal Agures. II was noticed that inc
weight OF tho fighters was not given:
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From the point Of public Interest and
the amount OF money involved the heavy
weight championship iight VII ,.,n pG 'I1 7,
wili in all likelihood, be the last big nGh'
in the United States. The purse Is ,oo SlSa; SdG
600 Estimated sate p receipts, ha nds StVV'sYo
900 mn Moving picture receipts esp-
mated mt $500. 900 Money spent IN Keno, no
go 900. Richard says il cost MIN sao,V1O so w
10 ship the hgnt from san ini,,Se TanTo t6c
'tremcndous amount spent In railroad
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y Leased Wire TO Tho Tribune.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-24
FIELD DAY EVENTS
HELDAT LEXlNGT0N
Three Washington and Lee Uni
versity Records Broken.
Summaries.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Lexington, Va, April 23-The an
nual field day exercises were held to-
day at Washington and Lee University,
and a number OF interesting events
were pulled off The following uni
versity records were broken:
l2o-yard hurdle and 22o-yard hurdle
by satterfeld; 44o-yard dash, by Glass
on account OF the soft track. the
records were slow.
Following We're tho events;
1oO-yard dash-Stone. Glasgow. An
derton. Time. 10 80 seconds.
220-yard dash--Stone, Glass, Lar
rick. Time, "a seconds.
SsO-yard run--Anderton, Stone. MIL
er, Williams. Time, % rs seconds.
A4o-yard dash-Glass. stone, Bejack
Time, SO A-5 seconds.
120-yard hurdle-Satterfeld, Burk
Glasgow. Time. l6 4-6 seconds.
22O-yard hurdle--Satterfeld, BurF
Carter. Time, n 40 seconds.
Mile run--Anderton, Leith, Dew
! Time, minutes, 81 AS seconds.
! Two n,ils rup-Stone, Alley Mile
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JAP LEAGUE WELL
HEELED At LEAST
Yellow Men Have $4,000 Capt.
tai, and Are Backed by Leading
Japanese Merchants.

Seattle. Wash, April 23.--With a
working capital of more than 100000
and articles of incorporation filed. a
new baseball league is being formed
on the Pacific coast by the Japanese
Headed by Ito, the champion wrest-
Ter, who is being backed by leading
Nlpponese merchants of Seattle, Port
land and San Francisco. a siN-city
league is in process of formation.
which, when completed and in work
ing order, will provide three games
a week.
ills now planned to have the teams
in the various cities organized and In
trim for the opening game on June
J. The schedule is bothering the ORR
entails not little, because Of tho
extreme length Of the circuit, which
VIII require considerable travelling. BY
playing three games in the south one
week and three games IN the north
the next week, 1t is planned to pro-
vide schedule of at least thirty
games, The winning team will be
provided with funds to invade the
home land to try for the champions
ship of the Japanese race.
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horse In the second race, when Hereto
ran away from his field. Bersi. the
outsider. captured tho steeplechase.
The Pimlico Iiandicap went 10 High
Private. the favorite. In easy rashion,
Summaries:
First Fractures year-olds and UP.
selling. mile. $500 acknowledgements
q, 10 IL first, Juggler 90 to - sec
opd, Goldona a 10 ID third 1iine
second race-for maiden two-year-
ODDS, four furlongs. $500 added
Hereto q to 81 first. Q. U. Buster q
to Is second. Andy Chisholm q to y
third Time, :53 2-5.
Third race--the Pimlico Handicap
for three-year- olds and up seven fut-
longs. $500 added-High Private g 70
~ first. Martin Doyle e to ID second
MEDALLION Is to y third. Time. "a 80
Fourth race-the Patapsco Steepie'
| chase. four-year- and up, two
niles $500 added-Beersi C to u first
DR. pillow e to 81 second Paprika
"a to II third. Time, 4:22 1-5.
Fifth race--the Baltimore Club, fol
four-year-olds and up, five and hal
furlongs. $500 added--Patriot (even;
first Racing Bell q to y second
Rnble % to q third. Time. lila So
sixth Neutrality-suspicious. and up
one mile. $500 addedr-Collis Ormsps
! (even) first, Tempter 6 to y second
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.FAVOR|TE LOSES
IN FEATURE RACE
orasee, Showing Marked I'm
provement, Wins Queen
County Handicap.

Aqueduct, n. T.. April 2S.-Before a
crowd equally as large as that OF the
opening day, Arasee, showing marked
Improvement, won the Queens county
handicap, at one mile. In the good
time of 1:39 as. Arasee carried los
pounds, but was practically neglected
in the betting by the public at to =.
Prince Ahmed was the favofite, at
OF 2, and but for some crowding IN the
stretch turn, when he was fofceo ~ u
pull out and come to the outside, prop
ably would have won. summaries:
First race--selling, three-Sear,oi ~
and up. $500 added, six furlongs-Rialtc
"a to 81 first. w. L. Overton Is to y
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Baseball Results

At Worcester. Mass: Holy Cross. 4;
Fordham. 2.
At wi.lliamstown, Mass: Williams. / !:
Trinity, 0.
s. New Hampshire state. o.
At Exeter. y. H.: Philips Exeter :;
Al Easton, Pa: Dickinson, IL La
1t Ithaca, n. Y: Cornell, 3; colum-
At Providence. R. L: Brown, o.;
! At Greenville, S. c-Turman Uni
versity. 2; Clemson College, ; dl IN
nings).
Belmont, Roanoke City League, 2.
At winston Salem. n, C.----Winston-
Salem Carolina Association, .; Gult-
ford College, l..
At Atlanta, Ga.-Georsia Tech, 3:
Vanderbilt. 2 Go innings).
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lime, IL minutes 1 Is seconds

Time, IL minutes 1 s seconds.
Shot put--Boyd, Hopkins. Simms.
Distance. 81 feet 10 1-2 inches.
Pole va,ult-Robbins, Larrick. Sat
terheld. Distance, 10 feet 1 inch
High iump-Clark, Ingram. Will
liams feet inches.
Hammer tnrow-Kinnear. Walter,
Larrick. ~ feet 12 inch
Broad jump-Anderton Burk. Will
liams. IS feet 5 12 inches
The judges were DR.. Howe, DR.. Ora
ham and Mr.. Strassel. Clerks of the
course, Ashley and Munce.
Handsome medals will be awarded to
the winners.
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tice before he goes In again. His work
Yesterday showed that he was fast
enough, but the lack of practice
showed up strong In the errors listed
against him.
The score:
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second Royal onyx (s TO y third
Time, ia 2-5.
second race--mares three years and
up. s4oo added. five fur1onss-Mar r
Davis q to - first, Tranary to -
second, Jeanne dare a to - thiro-
Time. $50 4-5
Third race-selling, two-year- old .
$500 added. four and a half furlongs-
Gardiner @ to 81 first, Miss Nell 60 20
% second, Cherish Go to u third. Time
u Fourth race-Queens county handi-
cap. three-year- olds and up. value
$500. one mile-Arasee q to 2 h rs
prince Ahmed q. to p second, Maya
zine rs 20 u third. Time. 1888 40.
Fifth race-selling, three-year- old
and up, $500 added. seven fur long J.
| Berkeley q to p first, Ed Dali @ &c
- second Grania CSC to y third. Time
ll:27 rs.
sixth race-maiden two-year- oias
| $500 added, four furlongs-Pluyius G
ITO IL first, Dartworth % to 81 second
| Plutocrat (so to u third. Time, :4s.
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Excursion to
Asheuille, N. c.

During the General Conference, Metho-
dist Church, South,
Leaving Richmond May 10th.
Expenses. Round trip ticket and one
weeks board, $4,000.
Arrangement for longer stay, ii desired.
Benefit Retreat for the Sick.
Apply MRS. ANNA G .RAHM, 65l
North Eighth Street, or MISS MARY
NORWOOD, los North Fifth Street
Phone 2702.
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Snug q to - third. Time. 1:51.
Seventh race-for maiden two-year-
olds. four fnrlongs. $500 added-Dor-
chester q TO IL first. Sir Chiffon III
to 81 (even) second Rosey Posey q to
u third. Time. IA 1-5
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COLLEGE PLAYERS
. GALL ON G0VERN0R
Team Received With Cordially,
On Way Home After
Virginia Trip,

The baseball team of Hamilton Col
lege, Clinton. N. Y, which has. been
playing throughout Virginia for tho
past week. was received by Governor
Mann at the Executive Mansion yester-
day afternoon,
Hamilton College played Randolph
Macon Friday and had a game sohed!-
uled for yesterday which was CANCEL
ed While waiting for u train the play
ers decided TO call on the Governor
who received them most cordially
From Richmond the visitors won't back
hnula. a-. --I... $500. tH. X
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Summary Sacrifice hits-Verbout, Bgbie.
Three base hit--Bigbie. stolen bases-Mes-
slit LandrgraG. Brown. Wallace Tltmau.
Base on bals-Of Verbout, q on Morrissey,
!. Hit by pitched ball-Lawlor. Struck out
BY Morrissey 3. by Lloyd, l. Time OF
| $50.
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THREE STRA|CHT5
F Or RICHMOND
CONTINUED From First Page.)

(EontnUeu FTOTH 777T7t dse'7
Tioyd held M in tho eighth inning.
and as perbout was like sewing
machine in that he .ewed them up so
that they might never get out of the
bag. the game ended with Danville
sending high flies to anybody that
cared TO use them.
Remembering one failure to cover
first base in game with one of the
big league teams. Landgraff kept his
eyes skinned for that station. and
there never was time during the
game that it was uncovered. He missed
Baker at shortstop, but he wont miss
him for very long. Baker viii be In
the game Monday if there is a game
and shaw will get down to hard prac
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out.,der Cnptures steepIechuse.

OHtsTUrr ~ - 40. ----,,--
Piml,co, Nd, April GA big hoil-
day crowd saw a good days sport over
a heavy track at Pimlico TO-DAY. Haii
the card went to short-priced taVorites,
August Belmont showed another good
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II am sure it will be a great blessing to auto
VAUGHN, Richmond, Va
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"Thc automobile world will owe you vote
OF thanks when this Emergency Wheel is put on
the market, WIN. +. GORDON and L. ].
RAY, Richmond, Va
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IL will say it is the best thing ever saw for
an automobile. &c. c. MARTIN, Chauffeur
for c. l.. Payne, Pittsburg, Pa.
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A Few Testimonials
u believe all automobile owners will have
this EmcrgcncyWheel." Nv. C.LACY, NewYork.

y believe all automobile owners will have
an a. s j. shs 4si Mak af svs ehsSss sF
for c. L. Payne, Pittsburg, Pa.
y am sure it will be great blessing to auto
VAUGHN, Richmond, Va
"Thc automobile world will owe you vote
Of thanks when this Emergency Wheel is put on
the market ."--WM +. GORDON and T. j.
RAY, Richmond Va.
"Itis by long odds the best proposition Of its
kind we have seen. ''--FOSTER MOTOR CAR
CO., Richmond, Va
IL think you will find big field for an at
tachment OF this kind. B. a. BLENNER.
Richmond Va.
ANY child can apply the Jenkins Emer-
ccncy Wheel in two minutcs."-C. S. MONT
GONlERY, Richmond, Va.
after years OF experience in the automobile
business in this and other cities, have no hest
taton in saying that your Emergency Wheel mis-
a long felt want in the automobile business. -
]. b. EVERTS, Richmond, Va.
II consider the Jenkins Emergency Wheel
the best thing have ever seen in connection with
automobiles. ! have been in the shop and dr1v-
ing for the past nine years, and the above is my
experience. 6-W.C. LIPscoNlB, Richmond,va.
II have had ten years experience with auto
automobiles. and | believe your Emergency
Wheel is better adapted to general operating
conditions than any have YET seen. As mat
ter Of fact. it does not interfere with the align
mcnt Of the car; it fits snugly to the regular
wheel and in no way strains or Injuries the wheel.
After the Emergency Wheel is placed the car
is perfectly fit to make any long trip, and no
difference can be detected in any way whatso-
ever in the operation and riding of the car. One
Of the great merits OF this wheel is its quick and
easy adjustment, as there is no delay in placing
the wheel on the car, and 1t requires absolutely
no mechanical knowledge or ability TO adjust
same. W w. COLE, New York and Philadcl-
phia, Consulting and Mechanical Engineer Obi
rector New York Taxicab Company.
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ut is by long odds the best proposition Of its
kind we have seen. r OSTER MOTOR CAR
CO., Richmond, Va
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after years Of experience in the automobile
business in this and other cities, have no hesi-
tation in saying that your Emergency Wheel nils
long felt want in the automobile business -
/. B. EVERTS, Richmond, Va.
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This Invention

Is simple in construction, but effective
in its ability to bring immediate relief
in the event Of tire puncturing. 1t is
not a makeshift, but it forms a pcr1na-
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distance.
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~ think you will find big field for an at
tachment OF this kind. B. a. BLENNER.
Richmond Va.
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II consider the Jenkins Emergency Wheel
the best thing have eyer seen in connection with
automobiles have been in the shop and drIv-
ing for the past nine years, and the above is my
experience w c. LIPSCOMB, Richmond, Va.
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ANY child can apply the jenkins Emer-
gency Wheel in two minutcs."-C. S. MONT
.GONERY, Richmond, Va.
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No Lost Time

il your car is equipped with the Jenkins
Emergency Wheel, for in the event OF
tire trouble it quickly takes the place
of the disabled wheel and without the
slightest inconvenience.
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The jenkins Emergency
Wheel

will fit any make of car, wheel or rim,
and is so made as not to interfere with
the running or steering to even the
slightest degree. 1t is strong and prac-
ticallv unbreakable. 1t will centre
itself and run true on any automobile.
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is patented in the United States and
Mexico-foreign patents pending in
France, Germany, Canada, Italy and
England.
The searchlight., 1910-03-25
q cusssnT EVENTS.
Next Sunday is Easter.

Next Sunday IS Easter.
Par.h.ll & Edmouds have Easter Ont
fits for boys. See their ad.
John Simpson Of Brockton was in town
couple Of days this week.
Tanner 4 Best have some interesting in.
formation in their ad this week.
Recleaned Bluestem seed wheat for sale
at the Hanson & Barren Elevator. 4s If
Many new ideas in Spring millinery
can be found al the Enterprise Store. IS !
Go to But,erheld s Englebright for the
best Ignite Coal. $500 per ton delivered
z3tf
The Valley Drug Co. advertises the
Minnesota Paints this week . Its in the
oil.
Lest. package containing ladies dress,
finder please return 10 The Searchligh'
Office. 4op4
Furniture. bedding and coffius: large
stock all grades and prices a, Tanner q
Best Co
Get yonr haiters, brides. extra straps,
repairing. etc. a, w. N. Jacobs Harnes:
Shop. 4ItL
A. r. Rice and Albert Fossum ol
Medicine Lake we're Culbertson visitor.
on Tuesday.
Furnished and unfurnished rooms TO lei
in the courchen< block. Inquire oi
Thomas Courchene. 4Stf
Go to D. r. Brockman Resident Dentist
Office in Firs, National Bank building,
culbertson. Mont. oh
Over eighty homeseekers alighted from
the tram Wednesday morning. and are
now looking up claims.
Andrew Abeson arrived here from Me.
dalia. MINI. about w.ek ago and viii
take a claim near here.
DR.. J. r. Jackson. Osteopa,hic Practi-
toner. Of Williston. N. d.. has new ad in
the Searchlight this week
George Francis who has a claim near
Medicine Lake was IN town Wednesday
and subscribed for the Searchlight
The Evans Hotel has new advertise
ment this week. giving cut oi the hotel.
which is one of the best west Of Minnt.
Mark Thomas rs wholesale agent for
Schmidt's Beer and Drurv's Soft Drinks,
Leave orders at Eagle Salon phone 50.
44ti
F. G. Hnnzik.r arrived here Monda,
from visit to Burlington. N. D.. and has
gone onto his claim near Peterson postof-
fice north of here.
X NJ Kellogg left "Wednesday for the
east to purchase couple of carloads oi
horses for the Culbertson market. He will
return in about ten days.
Mrs George Balm is expected home from
Los Angeles next Sunday. She left there
"Wednesday after spending the winter with
her sisters Mrs c. A. Tillitson and Mrs.
Viola Miner Miss Ruth Balm has fine
position in real estate office in that city.