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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10


Custer but know, what would he think Of
an evolution that carries an Indian chief
from bareback pony 10 automobile. and
what would sandy Forsyth DO TO than
automobile were he 20 meet it,
Chief Roman Nose Of Oklahoma IL an old
man nov. a descendant Of The original
Roman Nose who was killed while charE-
ing Forsyth's men at Beecher island ia
1858, but the sunior Roman Nose IL not de-
pendent for frontier glory solely upon the
name Df his courageous ANCESTOR. for he
TOO. has taken part In many a battle. Most
notable among the experiences Of the Okla
hornA R1anan Nose was she part he took
IN the historic Custer engagement That
a. every school boy knows was mainly q
Sioux affair. and Roman Nose IL a chey-
enne. but for that occaEion the Sioux
called upon the Cheyennee for help. and
Roman NoSs. second then a 1.-THE young
warrior. was among the Cheyennes who
responded He vas then living in the
vicinity OF Camp Supply in what is now
Oklahoma, about 100 miles south % Dodge
City. Kan
Chief Roman Nose was one among the
first 70 reAliae that the white man, even
though somewhat bsaated IN hts c0zn3nE
vas destined 20 rule supreme N this c0un-
Try. and therefore with q view 10 learn
ing more OF the white mans WAYS. Roman
Nose. soon after the Custer campaign.
went TO Carlisle, Pa, where he spent nearly
two years in college. Endowed by nature
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
chief Psgnan Nose

Chief ana Adrs. Henry Clay Roman Nose
notored over 10 the springs yesterday in
their new touring car. The chief IL his
own Chauffeur. and takes keen delight IN
motoring. A reception IN honor Ct the dis
tinguished visitor WAS held on the veranda
q their hotel last evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

b i'm in q
friendly man
ner and 20 be
careful 70 give
him no cause
10 break his
promise. The
children Of his
tribe attend
agency board
ing schools on
the Cheyenne
res erv alton
" ich are
maintained by
the Tn lite q
s ia es. The
Cheyenne chill
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

Oh. IN substances, is a bit OF
society gossip from an Okla
homs summer resort Chief
Roman Nose and Mrs. Roman
Nose motoring over 20 the
sprinEs.~ Could the intrspid
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Will Keep on Fighting if Fight Goes
As Far as the 45th Without Knockout
(Continued From Page One.l

Continued From Page One.
ion. Would Jeif go beyond the
Az rounds II both men were on
their feet at the end and Richard
was unable to reach a decision :?
Now you're trying to cross the
bridge before coming to it."
JEFF Would Go 100 Rounds.
Whatever Berger's feelings may
be in the matter, Farmer Burns,
who has greater confidence in JEFF
fries ability than anybody in
camp. would be willing to let Jim
go 100 rounds, II that number be
necessary in order to arrive at a
decision, but it will not be up 20
Farmer Burns to decide that I'm
portant question, should 1t arse.
That the small army of physi-
clans selected to take charge Of
the. receiving hospital to be main
tanned within the fight arena ex-
pect to be kept busy is shown by
the preparations they are making.
Injuries to the fighters is not
bothering them as they know that
the physical condition into which
Jeff and johnson have worked
themselves Is such as to make 1t
impossible for the con-
testants to inflict more than or
hurts suffered by well
trained fighters; barring. OF
course, such accidents as sent
Tommy Mccarthy to his grave fol-
owing the battle with Owen
Moran in San Francisco. 1t Is to
the spectators that they look for
patients and the larger number OF
Eases that they expect to treat are
heat prostrations and victims OF
heart trouble superinduced by the
excitement of the contest and the
altitude.
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~OME down to the Times big
prize fight surprise party
- on Monday, free admission,
free seats. See announcement on
first page today.

time on the massage table than In
exercises and the result will be an
athletic masterpiece of speed and
endurance.
Has Had Plenty Boxing.
A great deal has been said OF
Jeffries' lack of boxing practice.
On the eve of the fight and now
that secrecy is no longer of value,
l will say that Jeffries has had
practically double the amount Of
boxing and massage than what the
public has heard of for several
weeks past and practically on
every day when the crowd was dis
appointed at not getting a chance
to see the big fellow work. JEFF
fries has been rising at A o'clock
in the morning, hauling out his
brother Jack and Bob Armstrong
for secret boxing.
These workouts invariably have
been followed by massage, the
whole proceeding being kept Sc
cret in order to clinch the belief
in Johnson's camp that JEFF was
not working as hard as necessary.
JEFF will win in well under 20
rounds but should the battle go
beyond that will see JEFF carrying
the fight and so full of speed and
vitality as to surprise all but his
most intimate followers"
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by TWP WRIGHT.

RENO, New, June 2.-When
Jeffries enters the ring Monday to
win the title he never lost, he
will weigh 100 pounds less than
he did when he came out of re-
tirement in response to the call
for a white man to beat Johnson.
Doesn't seem possible for hui
man being to reduce his weight
100 pounds and retain the
strength and vitality to enter the
ring fit to battle for the richest
purse ever offered gladiators, does
it?
The answer-Jeffries in the
full possession of his incompara-
BILE strength and in the flush OF
his manhood-proves what q
marvel is manhood-proves what
a marvel is this shaggy man-bear
Of the Sierras.
When Jeffries shook the al
falfa from his shoes and said good
bye to the saloon. he sent for
Roger Cornell, for whom he claims
the distinction Of ''thesbest rubber
in the business. %" Cornell spent
three weeks with Jeffries, and
1t is no secret that the big fell
liw" weighed S22 pounds the
day Cornell Joined him..
At the end of three weeks. much
of which was spent in hot baths
and on the rubbing board 80
pounds had disappeared.
Jeffries went east and asked
Cornell to accompany him, but
Cornell was under contract to the
Portland base ball team and
couldn't go. He advised Jeffries.
however, and every day while
touring jeff worked with his
stomach encased in bandages
which made the perspiration
pour from him like mountain
creeks on a rampage. BY the
time he sailed he had taken off
another 80 pounds.
At Carlsbad Jeffries was given
a thorough examination by one of
the leading specialists, who adj
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TIGERS WIN
IN EIGHTH
INNING

The Tigers caused Mike Lynch
TO make discovery yesterday af-
ternon--that ball game is never
won until 1t is over.
Mike thought he had that game
all tucked away and he was al
ready figuring up what his per-
centage would be, when the Tigers
Jumped ON Mr.. Chinault in the
eighth round and put three men
over the plate and won the game.
McCamment was in the box for
Tacoma. He started bad and
three Turks got home in the first
round. That is all they ever did
get, however. Tacoma got one
through the activity Of Mr.. Bassey
and the poor throwing of the
Turks and there the. game hung
until the eighth when Tacma got
Chinault soaring and 3 bunch Of
hits, one of them drive to the
fence by Bassey, broke up the
game.
Raymond and Bennett were the
star rfielders of the game. That boy
Raymond is so fast he makes the
ground smoke around shortstop.
He covers more territory than a
new policeman and he had nine
chances yesterday without slip.
Score: r H d
Tacoma ...........l.. 4 s I
Seattle ............. 3 8 A
Batteries: McCamment and
Blankenship; Chlnault and Custer.
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Roger Cornell Writes
Straight Dope on
Jeff's Condition

larger boned now than then and
that he has developed in every
way.
Never Was a HAS Been"
Jeffries has not had to come
back in the sense of a "has been. Z"
But as precaution he has deyot-
ed year and a half to prepara-
tion for this fight. He has usually
given six weeks to preparation.
jeff will be faster Monday than
he has been in any previous fight.
His whole system of training has
been designed to upbuild his speed
and to soften his muscles. With
soft muscles he will be better able
to, stand punishment than when
natures armor is made hard and
rigid. g5
Jeffries actually has spent more
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sEARmER'
BURNS

, vised him that he was organical-
Ily able to bear the rigors of Sc
we're training and could, by hard
work, return to fighting trim.
But 1t was not until he had
taken a course of the baths, been
rubbed every day by experts and
had continued his daily gymna-
stun work, that Jeffries climbed
on the scales. He weighed 230
pounds.
Jeffries decided to return to
the ring one day in Carlsbad,
when he returned from a 10-mile
run in good shape.
Jeffries told me that among all
the rubbers he engaged in the east
and in Europe not one was In
Cornell's class, SO 1t is no wonder
he engaged the. Portland boy for
this important part Of his train
ling.
But all of the credit for the
weigh reducing does not go to
Cornell. Bob Armstrong and Farm
Ter Burns did their share in the
days before Cornell Joined the
camp. There are days when
Burns and Armstrong were the
only rubbers and trainers, and on
these days much was accom-
plished of which the public has
not been told.
In the light of the facts 1t is not
strange that the people who come
here expecting to see a man as fat
as a Japanese wrestler stand
amazed as they gaze upon the
wonderfully developed, trained to
the minute young fellow who
dances around the gymnasium
with the shifty Corbett or clever
Armstrong, the hard fighting
Choynski or the burly Jack JEFF
fries, tossing them about as he
would stacks of rice.
Jeff told me that as much had
been done for him in the rubbing
room as by the mountain runs
and the gymnasium work. He
meant that the proper rubbing
had not only reduced his avoir-
dupois, but had put his muscles
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BEAVERS TAKE
TWO FROM
SPOKANE

VlAsNCOU YER, B. c.. July e.
The Beavers took tuck in the
Indian blanket yesterday by win
ming both games of double head
er. In the opening game Gardner
was pitted against Bonner. In the
second contest Dode Brinker was
called in from the field by Van
couver and he pitched one of his
winning games shutting out the
Indians for the second time.
Scores: r H T
Vancouver .......... 6 z 1
Spokane ............. D o
Batteries: Gardner and Sug-
den; Bonner. Ryan and Shea.
Brooks.
r II Il
vancouver .........'.. U
Spokane 0 A /
Batteries: Brinker and Lewis;
Killilay and Shea.
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stands the living evidence, his
body glistening and shining. his
muscles ripping like the silky
coils of an anaconda, overlooking
with animal life and boyishness.
Truly 1t has been marvellous, an
almost unbelievable transforma-
tion-and all the men in the
camp, and chiefly JEFF himself,
have a share in the accomplish
ment.
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into shape to stand the work he
asks them to do.
1t is hard to believe that the
kneading and twisting and pulling
and rubbing one sees as the four
big men pull and haul on the ma
hogany giant has cut off that old
bay window and brought ropelike
muscles into sight that we're once
hidden beneath the fatty accumu-
lation of five years, but there
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To renew gilt frames which
have become dull and lusterless,
a paste should be made of spirits
of wine and whiting and laid over
the Citing. This must be left UNI
til dried into cake, when it can
easily be brushed off and the gilt
polished.
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BY ROGER CORNELL

Chef Trainer at Jeffries' Camp.
written for the United Press.)
RENO, New, July 2.-Contrary
to the popular. belief, there is
nothing incongruous in the state
ment that JEFF will be in the best
condition of his career when he
enters the ring on Monday. There
is nothing miraculous in the fact
that this trite expression Is be-
coming an actually.
The reason for doubt was that
retirement" is commonly asso-
ciated with old age. Jeffries' re-
tirement came when he was only
80 and before his actual physical
maturity. which in men of large
physique, often comes late. This
Is proved by the fact that he is
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FOURTH OF JULY-Grand cell
ebration in South Tacoma at Luth-
eran church, SD and Warner SITS. ),
.2.30 p. m. Judge Arntson and
Attorney Muschek will speak.
Music by Sons Of Norway band. 80
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GHApER 81.

AN ACT 10 amend Chapter FOG Of the
Acts Of the General Assembly of
Maryland. Session Of 1900. amending
the Charter of The town OF Union
Bridge. Carroll County, State of
Maryland, by adding another section
thereto designated 1914.
Sec. L Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland. that an addi-
tional section designated 1914 be in
serted, added to and read Immediately
after Section 1S1 Of the Acts Of the
General Assembly Of Maryland Of the
Acts OF 1900 Chapter 206, which adj
ditional Section is and reads a. fol-
lows
Section 1s11k. The Mayor and Com
mon Council Of the town OF Union
Bridge. Carroll county, Maryland,
shall also have full power and author
ity to authorize and permit and BY an
ordinance grant to any electric or
steam railroad company or telephone
Or telegraph company. person Of per-
sons, firms or body corporate whose
road or Inc enters Or Is intended to
enter the limits of the Corporation of
the said town OF Union Bridge, Carroll
county. Maryland, the right and priv
ilege of laying down. constructing and
repairing It's, his or their tracks or
lines and Of building. repairing and
grading It's. his or their tracks or
lines and Of building. repairing and
grading It's, his OF their road or lines
through Or over any streets, lane and
alleys OF said town Of Union bridge
subject to such regulations as my be
provided by Ordinance. Every such
grant shall specifically set forth and
define the nature, extent and duration
of the franchise or right shall make
provisions by way Of forfeiture or
otherwise Of the grant for the purpose
of compelling compliance with the
terms Of the grant and TO secure EN-
cheney Of public service at reasonable
rates and the maintenance Of the
property IN good condition throughout
the full term of the grant and for the
purpose Of carrying out all the fore
going powers. they maY pass al nrdi-
nances from time % time necessary
and TO Insure the observance Of said
ordinances.
Section 2 And Be 1t enacted that
this Act shall take effect from date Of
It's passage.
Approved March .. 1910.
AUSTIN l.. CR0THERS,
Governor.
ADAM PEOPLES.
Speaker 81 the House of Delegates.
ARTHUR p. GORNAN. JR..
President Of the Senate.
once Of the Chief Clerk of the House
| Hereby Certify. Tint the aforego-
Ing IL : true copy d an Act d the
General Assembly Of Maryland passed
1T the January Session. 1910.
= ]. ALIMONEY.
Chief CLERK Of the House.
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hApER SIS.


An ACT u enable The Hampstead Vol
nnteer Fire Engine and Hose Com
pany No. |, body corporate, oI the
State Of Maryland 10 Issue bonds
and secure the payment thereof and
to liquIdate the outstanding Indabt-
edness Of said Hampstead Volunteer
Fire Engine and Hose Company No.
!, OF Carroll county. State Of Mary
land. body corporate.
Section |. BE 1t enacted b the
General Assembly Of Maryland. That
tie Hampstead Volunteer Fire Engine
and Hose Company 10. 1, of Carroll
county. n the State Of Maryland, a
body corporate be and Is hereby
authorized 70 issue TO hundred and
twenty lzz0l bonds. each OF the value
Of ten dollars, to Be numbered con-
seeutiYelY from / to 30. inclusive. at
rate Of interest not exceeding I'VE
per cent. per annum. payable Il Eueh
time or times as theaaId the hampstead
Volunteer IRE Engine and Hose Conn
pany No. may direct. but not exceed
Ing thirty years from date. nd 10
secure payment OF sad bonds, and the
interest thereon, By deed OF lFual OF
mortgage % the Westminster Deposit
and Trust Company. body corporate.
Of the State OF Maryland, on III It's
property. real, personal and mixed.
Sec. :. md be It enacted, That the
said the Hampstead Volunteer Flrs
Engine and Hose Company No. !. viii
said bonds Or the proceeds thereof
pay on and lIQuldate the now ouIzIand-
Ing indebtedness OF he said the Hump
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(hAPER $50.


AN ACT 70 authorize and empower
the Burgess and Commissioners OF
New Windsor. Maryland, topunehase
lot Of land Ia sid town and erect
thereon > building Or buildings Tor
fire and municipal purposes. md TO
levy ; special Ia On the taxable
property within The corporate Inn
It's Of Eew Windsor 70 pay foT the
same.
Section l. BE It enacted b the
General Assembly Of Maryland. That
the Burgess and Commissioners OF
sew Windsor. Maryland. be and they
are hereby authorized and empowered
10 purchase a lot Of and In said town
and erect thereon building OF build
lngs for IIne and municipal purposes ;
provided. the cost q same HhaIl not
exceed tie sum of TO thousand. fiYe
hundred dollars.
Sec. :. And be II further enacted.
That The aid Burgess md Commission
srs be and they are hereby authorized
and empowered TO borrow the sum Of Two
thousand. I've hundred dollars for the
purpose aforesaid. nd execute the
note OF aid corporation for aid sum
Of money md interest thereon. md to
secure the same By mortgage.
Sec. J. And be Il further enacted.
That the aid Burgess and Commits
zloners b md they are hereby author
ICED and empowered 70 levy annually
= special tax. not 10 exceed alx cents
on each one hundred dollars worth OF
taxable property within the corporate
limits Of aid town. md the proceeds
J h. =. H.. = A.
mentof ths interest On zald debt. md the
balance u be paid % the principal
provided that when aid debt and the
interest thereon have been fuIlY paid.
then said special taz zhalI cease.
Sec. !. And be i further enanlsd.
That before this AeI shall take effect
II shall Be submitted To the qualified
voters Of aaid New Windsor for their
approval of rejection II the nezl an
nual election for officers in sad New
Windsor. and. should the same :. re-
iected b , majority Of said qualified
voters. lhsn this Act ahall be nnlI and
void: otherwise to b and remain In
full force md effect
Sec. ). and be Il further enacted.
That this act shall take effect from
the date Of tt passage.
Approved April :. 1910.
AUSTIN L. CROTHERS,
Governor.
ADAM PEOPLES.
Speaker 0I the House ~ Delegates.
ARTHUR y. GOHMAN, JR..
President Of the Senate.
ONCE OF The Chief Clerk Of the House /.
Hereby Certify. That the aforeKo-
Ing Is Ifne copy Of an Act Of the
General Assembly Of Maryland. passed
1T the january Session. 1910
A. ]. ALIM0NEY.
Chief CLERK of the House.
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end volunteer Fire Engine and Hose

stead Volunteer Ere Engine and Hose
Company No. |.
See. ). And = Il further enacted.
That ne said bonds shall b exempt
from al county and municipal
taxes u Carroll county.
Sec. !. And = It further enacted.
That this Act EIalI take eject from
the 6aIa OF it passage.
Approved April i. 1910.
AUSTIN l. eR0THEn9.
Governor.
ADAM PEOPLES,
Speaker OF the House OF Delegates.
ARTHUR 2. 0oRMAN. n,
President OF the Senate
Office Of the Chief Clerk Of the House !:
! Hereby Certify. That the aforego-
ing i > true COPY Of an Ael of the
General Assembly of Maryland. passed
at tt January Session, 1910.
=. J. AIsIM0NEY,
Chief Clerk of tn House.
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GfIAPTERzsz.

An ACT TO give the consent OF The
State of Maryland II The United
States acquiring by purchase Of
otherwise. sufficient land In thia
State for the construction of a high
way from the city Of Washington.
District Of Columbia. 10 Gettysburg.
State OF Pennsylvania. with the
right TO condemn such land as i
may find necessary for sneh high
way.
Whereas. Il has been proposed thai
the Congress Of the United States
should construct as a memorial u
Abraham Lincoln n great highway
from Washington to Gettysburg, and
Whereas. bill IL now pending ba=
fore Congress for an appropriation
for the necessary surveys and est
mate of cost Of such highway. there
fore.
Section |. Be II enacted by the
General Assembly OF Maryland, Thai
the consent o. the State of Maryland
be and is hereby given The acquisition
By the Government Of the United
States of such land or rights OF waY
IN this State. - may be required by It.
In the construction OF a highway from
the city OF Washington. District Of
Columbia, 10 Gettysburg. State Of
Pennsylvania. ~ a memorial to Abfa=
ham Lincoln. aud all deeds. convey
aneeH or papers for such land shall Be
recorded, aH In other cases. among the
Land Records Of the County where i
lie. and II such land cannot be ae=
qulred by purchase or gift. Or for any
other reason perfect title thereto can
not he had. Il may be condemned IN
the manner a. - In other cases pro-
YIded for, BY Article DC Of the Code Of
Public General Laws OF this State. the
proceedings to be In the name OF the
United States being in conformity with
the procedure n said Article set forth.
Section 2. And be IL further enact
ed. That Jurisdiction Is coded to the
United States over oil such lands ~
MAJ be obtained by IL for the afore-
said purpose. provided however thaI
concurrent Jurisdiction with the United
States over al lands obtained under
the provisions Of this act Is hereby
retained by the State Of Maryland %
far "a TO crimesor misdemeanors COM
mitIed thereon. and thai I'll process.
both civil and criminal o. the State d
Maryland, OF any municipal corpor=
alton thereof. may be executed upon
the lands 30 obtained or N the build
In thereon.
Approved April II, 1910.
AUSTIN :. GROTHEHs.
Governor.
ARTHUR :. GoRMAN. r.,
President OF The Senate.
ADAM PEOPLES,
Speaker of the House OF Delegates.
ONCE of the Secretary Of the Senate !:
7 Hereby Certify. That The aforego=
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ARTHUR ?. GoRMAN. JR.,
= I....4a..t - a. em-.AZ

ADAM PEOPLES,
Speaker of the House OF Delegates.
Once of the Secretary Of the Senate !:
! Hereby Certify, That the aforego=
Ing Is O true copy OF an act OF the
at the January Session 1910.
MAX WAYS,
Secretary OF the Senate.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-30
GRAND LODGE ANNUAL
SESSION BEGINS FRIDAY.

The twenty-second annual session OF
the grand lodge of New Jersey, Order
Sons of St. George. will convene in
Paterson on Friday morning and re-
main in session for two days. Wilber-
force Lodge has made elaborate ar
rangements for the entertainment Of
the delegates both in business and
pleasure. The year just ended has
been the most successful in the his
tory of the order in this State. Grand
President Hill in his report will show
a gain of 236 in membership and $1,000
in funds. and will also show that Shef-
Held Lodge. of Newark, is the largest
lodge in the State. and Sir Charles
Napier Lodge, of Trenton, the richest
lodge. The incoming grand president
is James Hammond, a well-known
lawyer of Trenton. and the vice-presi-
dent is Ralph Lee. of East Orange.
y. P. Keat, of Elizabeth, a former
member of the STAR staff, has been
elected grand messenger, and Others
from this vicinity are candidates fol
various offices,