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The Elbert County tribune., 1910-08-05
GABARIAU

(6iS35)
Description Gabariau was foaleo
March 10Th, 1906. Color black stripf
Bred by M. Lasseur, Department of Sar
the. Imported by Finch Brothers Nov-
ember 1909, Joliet Illinois.
TERMS SIS to insure living colt
Persons parting with mare before
known to be in foal, or removeng same
from district. become responsible for fees
which become due at once. Care will
be taken to prevent accldints, but will
not be responsible should any occur.
Gaoariau will make the season for
1910 as follows;- Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at jim Fosters ranch IL
miles west of Ebert, will arrive at Ell
bert Thursday night and be at Elbert
Friday until Saturday noon. Season
open at Fosters ranch and will be omen
at Elbert May 20
The Douglas County Percheron horse
James Foster, owner
Hint to the OptImIst.
sam Sunfower-Dese heah opti.
mists am always talking about a man
ought to be up to his ears In happi.
ness.
fete Persimmon-Huh. Der's only
one way to be- up to yo' ears in happi.
ness, en- dat am to be up to yo' eahs
ma watah melon, sab.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-08-05

No other application to lease the above de
scribed lands will be considered after Aug
rs 1910.
B. L. Jefferson
First pub. Aug. 5 last Aug. 70.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-08-05
Unkind.

The Proud Mother This boy do
grow more like is father every day.
The Neighbor-Do e, pore dear?
And ave you tried everything-Sketch.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-08-05

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS.
ONCE OF the State Board OF Land Commissioners
Denver, Colo, July 80 1910.
Notice Ii hereby given that Hamp Brcs.
whose postoffice address s Limon Colorado
has made application No. Slps to lease the
following described indemnify school lands, Sit
uate In Ebert County Colorado, to-wit:
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-08-05
Womanlsh.

woman is as old as she looks be.
fore she is dressed to go out--Smart
Set
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-08-05
Come to the Ebert County Fair September %

Since his from Washington Senator Guggenhem
eoped into humorst of considerable class His effort
statement that he would willingly before the people
primary has been enacted and take his being
ed United States He really should have
ustrate his jokes.
Ebert get busy people things
again ager has been arrested the againgt
him having been dismissed techncay Attorney General
nett still believes against law and decency for the secretary
the pardon board $500 for getting released and
promises the thorough probing.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-08-05

-ybodys name to appear on the Subscription list.

Colo Aug l. There doubt that unscrupuous
doing everything in their bring about
would result in the adjournment of the extra session
without redemption pledges made the people The
being forth by the Guggenhemers that the reform
purely Democratic affairs consequently the Repub
them These advisors for
that their has also advocated the reform
majority hem will be held strictly responsible should
they defeated The meeting of insurgents of the held in
Colorado Springs Saturday took these important matters into
consideration among ohe1 things reminded Colorado Re
licans
the of the urged upon the special by
governor been advocated by the republican party
in nearly where such legislation has been
Republican vote That Republican
members legislature should every way possible
would vastly strengthen the
ty in this state.
that duty their party demands that their
in the legislature against the reform The claim
been frequently made that Republican elected the
Democratic administration If this is true stands that
Republicans voted they did because they wanted this leg
saon placed the statute books Consequently resolved
itself into of the platform promises of political
party of keeping faith with majority of the people,
Chairman Ward and his committee giving anything
publication regarding the result of their letters of inquiry
Of the legislature The impression prevalent
ever that they satisfied far Govern
the past days and tees feeling around the capitol
the han of those supposed be posted matters of
litcs that the extra session will do business
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-08-05

Speaking of initiative referendum and recall number of Colo
RADIO Republican probably supplied the information
from the their that the
two absolutely mpractcabe and the last named absolutely
vicious in its possibilities But these papers
abusing Democratic legislature
and stating they could only be secured through republican g
lature.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-08-05
STANLEY w

is among the best bred horses in the
United States. He is registered in vol
ume 10; his certificate number is 575.
He was foaled in 1902 for j. j. Weber
of the Oakland stock Farm. Lttleton
Colorado. Heis a grandson of game
race horse, Roy Wilkes, 2:064. His
dam is Glacial Queen. She is of the
high finish type and couldnot be eimprov.
ed upon in any makeup.
STANLEY w. will be in Elbert Thurs
day and other days 11s miles south OF
Elb9rt.
TERMS S15 to insure mare with foli
money due when mare is known to be il
foal. Persons parting with mare before
known to be in foal, or removing mare
from county become responsible for fees
which at once become due. Care will
be taken to prevent accidents, but will
not be responsible should any occur.
FLINN BROS, Owners
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-08-05
Official Paper Of Ebert County
ALBERT NEUMAN Editor ane
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

The Tribune stands for Uncle SAM greater Colorado
prosperous Elbert County and the best interest
of Ebert first, last and all the time
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-08-05
Money Loaned-On real estate secur-
ity. Lee Ramsey, 6n5 Empire Building,
Denver.

What is more refreshing than glass
OF cold soda or an ice cream soda. The
City Drug Store.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-08-05

Ebert should be at the earliest possible date
system fire protection be installed the danger
greater constant
ly being raised
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-08-05

The extra session the legislature will Tuesday,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-17
BIG PROMOTERS AT ODDS.
Richard Insists johnson and Jeffries
Will Not Meet in Frisco.

Salt Lake City, Utah, Jan. 16.-The
breach between the two promoters of
the Jeftries- johnson fight is growing
Wlcer day by day. Jack Gleason an
nounces that the big bout will take
place in San Francisco at the baseball
park, the San Francisco authorities
having given permission to make it a
45-round encounter if a local man is
to he in charge. On the other hand
Tex Richard, who, with Gleason, put
in the winning bid. declares that he will
not allow the fight to be held in San
Francisco, even if he has to stage it on
the Utah desert 800 miles from no.
Whern." as he expresses it.
Richard has announced that he alone
is putting the money for the fight and
that Gleason is merely a figurehead,
who was admitted to full partnership
because JcTries insisted on it. Richard,
however has received no positive as
surance that there will be no interfer
cnce with the mill in Utah, and Gleason
apparently figures that it will have to
be staged in San Francisco. 1t is I'M
derstooG that James Coffroth is asso-
ciateG with Gleason. Richard is bitter
shall not have any official connection
with the affair of July 4.
Richard conferred with a committee
of business men in Ogden on Thursday
night in regard to holding the fight
there. The mayor of Ogden attended
this conference. and it was asserted
that if the bout goes to Ogden he will
offer no opposition if it is officially
styled boxing contest. When he
returned here yesterday Richard would
not talk of Ogden's chances, but We
hemcntly declared against San Fran
cisco.
II alone will be the manager of the
fight" he said, land / will plan to hold
it in Salt Lake City. A boxing contest
is not contrary to the state law"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-17
BOSTON BOXERS WIN
Over New Workers in Team Bouts at
Armory Athletic Club, Boston.

Boston, Jan 16.-AS in their inter-
city amateur boxing meets of two
years past, Boston boxers trlumphed
over team from New York Saturday
night. Local boys won four out Of
seven bouts held at the Boston Ath-
letic Association clubhouse in conjunc-
ton with a program of a dozen addi-
tional bouts. The competition was un-
usually keen.
in two of the three bouts won by
New Workers the referees decision was
questioned by the spectators. Kendall
Salisbury was deemed by them to have
the better of an extra round bout with
Emery Payne of New York, several
tines national amateur heavyweight
champion, and David Powers of Boston
was conceded the advantage in an af-
fair with G.. Saunders Of New York.
The fastest bout of the evening, al
though it lid not go the full three
rounds, was that between Arthur
Kane, a 17-year- local boy, and Ed
ward Christy of New York, a muscle
girt hunchback. Christy overcame
kanc's advantage of two rounds by a
single telling blow after 90 seconds in
The third round.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-17
sTAHL IS NOT A HoLD-oUr.
John ]. Taylor Finds Jake's Contract
In Boston's Clubs Safe.

Boston, Jan. 16.-The mystery as to
why Jake Stahl, formerly of the High
landers, hadn't signed with the Boston
Red Sox for next season was untangled
Saturday, when a contract bearing his
signature for 1910 was found in the
safe of the local American League club.
Garland j. was brought by President
Taylor from the New York Americans
in midsummer two seasons ago. Be
fore deciding to return to the American
League, after playing Independent ball
in Chicago, Jake insisted on getting a
three-year contract from Frank Far
rell. When Stahl became Speed Boy
this contract was assigned by Farrell
to Taylor, but John l. forgot all about
* and sent out new agreement to the
renowned hitter a week ago. When
this document wasn't returned, Taylor
announced that Stahl was a hold out
artist. Jake said he had signed, and
SO did Robert Mercy. secretary of the
American League
Inc upshot Of the matter was that
AFTER several kilograms from Stahl and
McRoy. Taylor instructed Secretary
Hugh McBreen to look in the safe and
see II ne could find the mysterious
document that Garland J. said he had
signed. McBreen discovered Stahls
contract, entered into in 1908 with the
New York Americans for the term of
three years and properly assigned by
PRESIDENT Frank Farrell to TAYLOR.
John L. immediately sent telegram of
apology to Stahl for having alluded
10 MN as a member of the HoIdOu
Brigade
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-17
A TREAT FOR FIGHT FANS.
Several Very Fast Bouts Take Place
At Portland.

Portland, Me-, Jan. 16.-A large
crowd saw Jerry Meskill and Billy
Clarke of Lawrence go six fast rounds
at the Pastime Club Saturday even
ing. Kid Donahue was scheduled to
meet Meskill, but his physician for
babe him to go on and Clarke was
substituted. Meskill and Clarke were
evenly matched and put up a hot bout.
Both men finished strong, although
Meskill seemed to improve as the mill
ing progressed, while Clarke, on the
contrary, showed its effects. The pre-
liminary was whirlwind contest be-
tween Dude Barber and Billy Shea.
Barber was out of condition and Shea
seemed to have a little the best of the
In the semi-final Shadow Mccormick
of Lewiston and Spike O'Neil of Bid
deford fought six terrific rounds, with
honors even. Before this bout began
Referee Sawyer announced that Jim
Redmond Of Fort Preble wished to
challenge any 140-pound boxer in the
State, Arthur Cote preferred.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-17
Salt Lake City
Gets Big Fight.

Salt Lake City. Jan. 16.-Official an
nouncement was made here Saturday
night by G. L. CTex) Richard that the
Jeffries- johnson fight would be held
in Salt Lake City. This announcement
was made following a long conference
between the fight promoter and the
leading business men, bankers, hotel
men and others Saturday afternoon.
1t is understood the business men
made personal guarantee to reim-
burse Mr.. Richard the entire SOL. 900
in case official interference prevented
the holding of the fight.
In making this announcement Tex
Richard showed copy of a special de-
livery Letter to Stakeholder Tim Sulli-
van of New York. in which he an
next July 18th. and 1. as partner with
be held in Salt Lake City and tells him
that he will put the entire amount Of
the, purse in the hands Of the stake
holder, to lie forfeited should it be
neeessary to call it oft.
The letter to Sullivan follows:
You, as Official stakeholder of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-17
robson SORE AT MURPHY.
Owners Of Cubs Refuses to Make Good
on Deal for Zimmerman.

st. Louis, Jan. l6.-There is q new
member of the Lam sore-at- Murphy
club. This person IL Stanley Robson
Of the St Louis Cardinals. who expect
ed to get Second Baseman Heinie Zim-
norman and Pitcher rip Zip" Hager-
man from the Cubs in exchange for
TWirler Fred Becbe. The Oshkosh box
wizard. in turn, WAS to have been pass
cd along to Cincinnati for Bob Spade.
When the time came for the triangular
deal to be completed Murphy. probably
under instructions from Peerless Lead
er j.. Leroy Chance. renigged on the
proposition to let Zimmerman go and
offered instead to give to the Cardi-
nails Johnny Kane. a player who is an
acceptable pinch runner. and nothing
else.
Robson says he was promised Zim-
norman in New York by Murphy, and
IL 80 sore at the Chicago magnate for
having gone back on his word that he
will hardly speak to him. Magnate
Stanley has absolutely refused to con-
slider taking Kane instead of thinner
man, and the three cornered deal is off
for all time. Robson. who only recent
~ recovered from a severe illness, feels
fne except when he thinks of Charley
Murphy and the way the owner of the
Cubs threw him down on the thinner
man deal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-17
Boxing Gossip

Jerry Meekill Of Fort Mckinley.
whose enlistment expires soon' Will
probably quit the army to take up DON
ing as a profession.
Johnny Coulon of Chicago, bantam
weight. was given the decision over
George I<itson at the end of their 10
round bout at New Orleans Saturday
night before a packed arena. After the
fifth round Coulon had Kitson at his
mercy, but did not force the ngntlhs.
This nettled the crowd. which seemed
inpatient for a positive termination Oh
the hattie In the ninth and 10th rounds
f<itson came up only in time to save
himself.
lin .Jeefrjes and Jack Johnson are
said to he planning the formation of a
CORPORATION to be known as the Jeff-
ries Johnson Moving Picture Corpora
ton. under which their fight will be
held on July next. A clause SAID TO
nave been omitted from the articles of
agreement between the fighters given
ont TO the public reads: And the
narties hereto agree that the princi-
pals. James j. Jeffries and John john
son. shall receive the full 100 per cent.
of the picture income and they shall
nav to Gleason and Richard SO 1-3 per
cent of the profits from such picture
,]isplay. Ard the said JeffrieS and
Johnson shall form a corporation to be
known as the Jeffries-Johnson Moving
Picture Corporation to carry out the
provisions of this agreement
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-17
Homeless and Cold Seek
Work in Cotton Mill.
Sheltered For Two Days al
Union Station, Providence.
They Fear Poor Farm But Mission
Clergyman Assists Them.

Providence, r. l., Jan. 16.-Loyal to
each other although homeless, and
shivering with the cold, Mr. and Mrs.
James Walsh, IS and 20 years, re-
spectively, found shelter in the Union
station here for two days.
The good honest-looking old couple
have met many vicissitudes since their
marriage in England As years ago
Yesterday morning when the first fur
ry of the northeast blizzard swept in
to the city, it found them in their lit
tie room on North Main street, short
of cash and troubled.
The old man with a new resolve and
declining assistance from the landlord,
packed their earthly belongings in
large handkerchief and taking his wife
by the arm started forth to find work
in an Olneyville mill. When they
reached the Union station they We're
unable to proceed farther and sat down
to rest. The hours soon flew by and
the easy chairs proved more and more
comfortable. Kindly employees allowed
them to remain there by the warm ra-
dlators all night. Many gifts of money
We're laid at their feet. but they slept
peacefully and the blizzard roared cut
side
This afternoon the police were noti-
fled but when a kindly patrolman
came the old couple broke down and
cried. dreading the thought of being
sent to the poor farm. AT this moment
Rev. f. F. Decker, the big-hearted
clergyman at the Fountain Street
Misiscn happened to arrive and touch
ed by the story offered his assistance
Overjoyed the couple We're taken
over to the mission and the old man
found comfort in a large lounging chair
beside the open fireplace, while his
wife rested easily beside him. sa
IF you don't care. I think, 1 worf't'
look for work until after the \ Sab
BATH he said, and then dropped off to
sleep and dreamed of warm dinner
that was to follow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-17

Jeffries-Johnson boxing contest on
next July 4th, and l, as partner with
Jack Gleason of San Francisco, as proc
moters of the Aground boxing contest,
wish herewith to officially notify you
that the battle will take place in Salt
Lake City.
Il wish further TO notify you that I
stand ready any time to post the en-
tire purse with, and in the event of Of
fetal interference or through any
cause or fault of the Utah authorities
the boxing contest is stopped, l auth
orize you to pay over the entire purse
of SOL, 900 posted with you to the prop
er representatives of James j. Jeffries
or Jack Johnson.
TEX RICKARD"
The location of the mill will be in a
new pavilion built on the shores of
Great Salt lake. Richard and several
business men from Salt Lake City
viewed the site Saturday afternoon and
decided the location ideal. Richard
said the new pavilion would seat at
least 10000 people.
With Richard at the conference Sat-
urday was Jack Curley, representing
James j. Jeffries. After the conference
Curley wired Jeffries that the fight
would be held in Salt Lake City.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-17
COLORED WOMAN IMPLICATED
In the Guinness Murders by Details o.
Lamphere's Confession.

1.aporte. !nd., Jan. 1G.-Mrs. EhAa-
beth Smith arrested as result VI
confession of Ray Lamphere 10 rev
Il. A. Schell, now president OF tn'
Iowa Wesleyan University, was IT,
leased Saturday on a $500 BOND. Inc
Negroes, who was implicated by ,,'
confession in the murder OF MIS- beno
Gunness ard her family, denied all III.
charges made by Lamphere. The gran.
Jury will be in session next Weeh "'''
il is expected there will be resu'oP-
ton of the investigation into the o'h-
ness case.
The Truelson confession may !e'
play an important part in the ca'e'
This confession was made IN May
1903, bv julius Truelson of New 1o,h'
now serving term for forgery III '','
Texas State prison and it was inVesu-
gated by Albert F. Shutter, NV"
sheriff of Laporte county. Iruei9o.
professed to have visited the uuih'
farm before the fire and he toio HUE az
about the case. For a time the W"
GERS We're inclined to believe ne "a'
an accomplish but later it was ""
clu led he was a romancer ana toio ~.
story to be taken from Texas 10 10
porte. 1t is possible that Truelsoh NO,
be brought here, because there
features of his confession winch -
striking resemblances to Lamphe'.
confession made public by DR.. Sc''"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-17
BREAKS SILENCE.
Pres. SChe|| Confirms Raw
Lamphere's Confession,
Further Details Connect Co|ored
Woman With Murders.
=
She Is Arrested...Qut on Ball..
Texas Prisoner Is Wanted.

chicago, Jan. 1G.-The Tribune nrin,,
the following Saturday under Mount
Pleasant, Iowa, date:
Rev. DR.. f. a. Schell president Of
Iowa Wesleyan University, broke his
long silence today and gave to the Tri.
Dune the confession of Ray Lamphere
made to him in the county Jail at La
porte. md, in April. 1905.
Dr. Schell tells of his visits TO Lam.
phere in the Jail at Larorte. after
which the statement continued
Il promised not to tell the prescott
ing attorney and after some two hours
of general conversation about Mrs
Guinness he told me the story"
Dr.. Schell says Lamphere told him
that once he dug hole in the hog lot
fer her and helped her put in the body
of someone who she said had died sud-
denly about the house.
Lanphere went on to say that one
night he saw Mrs Guinness administer
some chiorOform to a man and hit MIN
in the back of the head with a Ratchet.
He then said that he had taken money
from Mrs. Guinness several times
threatening to tell on her.
On sunday night after he and a
Negroes he mentioned had been drink
ing about II o'clock, the two went to-
gether to the Guinness home. They
gave Mrs, Guinness some chloroform,
holding it under her nose until she be-
came quiet. The little boy was In
bed with her. They then gave some
to the two children who were In bed
in another room. I'll
Then they searched the house for the
large sum of money which they felt
sure was hidden i'm the house but
found only a small amount. He dia
not Get the house. on fire, Though ne
said he was not certain that the Ne
eress did not do it. He. stOutiy pro-
tested that he had not arranged a.
candle so that it would burn down
and later set fire to the place and that
he had nothing in his mind more tnah
to get money enough to have pls
time" with.
He and the Negress left the house
together and at certain point on lhe
road she went home and he went run
ming away, greatly afraid because no
saw the house burning. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-17
FOGEL RESENTS INTERFERENCE
Gays mat Dispute With Murray Is His
Clubs Private Business,

Philadelphia, Jan. 16.-That neither
the National League nor the NationaI
commission has right to interfere in a
dispute between club and it's manager
is the contention of Horace S. Fogel
president of the Philadelphia National
League club, in the matter of the SAL
airy dispute between his club and Will
nam Murray. the deposed manager.
murray has laid his complaint before
the National Commission. President
rogers answer to the complaint denies
the right of either body to interfere
with me private affairs of any club in
the league. He says:
lt Is not as though Mr.. MURRAY vera
ball player. signed as a manager and
subJect to the protection of the league
as player. Here is a civil contra t
maze with man to manage the cluh
ara ne is in no way under the iuris-
dlctlon of the league or the commits
SION"
Murray holds contract from tho
former owners of the club by which he
Is guaranteed $4,000 for the next two
years. When President Fogel and his
associates obtained control of the CHM
they refused to accept the contract as
binding on them. They offered a com
promise which was rejected by Murray.
who announced that he would take the
matter before the National Commission
and the Board of Directors of the Ma
tional League.