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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-02

IubercuIoslss Cancer or other variety.
1t you feel that you are not up to the
standard of health and know not the
reason for tie condition, here is
one sure way to tell: consult the
United Doctors. They will tell you
honestly and candidly, without fail,
what your trouble is and what can be
done for you. If you know what your
trouble is and have failed to get relief
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-02

one-tenth down, balance on or before
twenty years at six per cent on the defer
red payments, interest payable annually"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-02

Everybody reads the state Journal
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-02
Land-Avertissementer
MAND, .CAA VEST.
"a,nag g)slder denne Formaning Nord Dakota og da serig: Ward.
CHANGER endnu vinker den driftiee Landmand ;mdde

Hoxa Anerede tor ct havt Aarhundrede tlbage saa den klarsvnede
lid i e 1 apeele 2sra at de bedste CHANGER for en- driftig Mands Fren-
d dee Re dsT F sa7 bs1@'m nt:, setning: *Ungs Ma61d, ga vest" og
wore Dage ligger og lgesom venter paa sin Mand, der ska1 I' ae
'e" f1aanden og f@e dem I'D Diet virkeige Lv. 90
=. Heie Staten Nord Dakota omfatter ct samlet Areal af ~ Mil
Htata. Acres Acres for Diet meste %dyrkbart Farmland. I 1908 havde
3taten no aLerede 5000 Mil at Jernbaner, s2 Posthuse, med Ri
LanaPosttRuter. Der var den Gang alerede $1,000 Store eier
@ {" Earme, g inkoRorerede Dyer og 100 mindre Iandsbyer,
50 MeJer1er, 90 L1gnteKu1miner. I 1908 fandtes allerede i Sta
s 4e1tT n a %nn g,n over IA Billion Dollars. Antallet at statsban-
Statsbankerne bel9b sig den 1ste Sept, 1908 til s21,57o.3sIoA 90 o. !
Natlonalbankerne til $22z81!9oz8o. I sanme Aar fandtes Staten af6
'o,5o9414 Acres at Farmland under Kultur.
Cveralt disse Egne vii Nordnend findes neget ta1r;o+ re-
br@sent M;1r% og Danske sasrlig Kenmare. Bowbels, Faxtons, AM
prose- W1llston, Danevlle og Powers Lake, medens nedenstaa-
ende torretningsmsnd med Glade vii forsyne enbver med al
@nskel1g Oplysning ON de stedlge Forhold. NO "
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-02
B0GER.

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indb. s5c;-Udvalgte Eventyr og Historier, al
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telling fra Norge afJonas Lie, 5oc.-dienge-
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rit Etlar, 6 Slider, $1.0o, eleg. indb. $1.2s.
indb: 81 5o:-.!Kongens Yndling.. af Carl HeTT.
mann, 800 Slider, $1.0O. eleg. indb. 81. So
mandshistorle af n. Drachmann, $50,
H: Bjursten, $40 Slider, $1.-Paa duds Veie.
at BY. Bj0rnson, 6Oc, eleg. indb. 81. OO.-SoI.
& Ean go F"ortellinger; skitser og Digte afAdam
t.; smaating til oplesning, 446 slider. int
mob. $l.25.- ~Nybyggerne og Blokhuset, to
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SkTiu efter f~uldstesdtg Katalog.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-02

- - ~ ~ y ! { u
+ ri e foregif forleoen Mften
Stopanger, ioet IN Mono be6
@jelp al lin Some foriggte at imue=
lie ct Earti @biifp / 2ono. @erren
bopoe forfeit 6 6laifer omfring /
fine &leoer, og Domen bapoe flop
pet nogle / fine uneonelige. l1lpf=
fen bor imi6lerti6 u6e. @oa 2ano-
gnngen gift en- at Slaifer11e, joni @a-
men bar, It'll, ioa @biifpen fleo / RI
geltg Meng6e. Sun 11ooe6e neo
paa &aien, 6a imt6lerti6 NOT en-
6loife reg | set an6et 8%ufseben. 5
set 6eilige SER bar Ser mange Men-
METER poo &aien, iom bar 8i6ne til
Sptrtnnet, og Ser bar flor SssubeI
ODER 6e ubel6ige Smuglere. Mon.
ben iprang ben til en- SOB, bbor fan
la9oe fine Slai Ter fra Zig og ileoe iaa
lin Some til Sielp. Sun bar blepen
ltaoenoe ganife itille, 90 81aifeifaore-
ne begpnote at rioe benoe / @finoet.
Silllut maatte bum Life pao 8aan-
oene og bente Slaifeifaorene frem,
meoers bum faiteoe @eitbebol6ninaen
| San6et. timber flor Munterbeo 1om-
leoe 5r,1e1t Sfibrterne ON fig og for.
ibon6t.
So1obaienet ofbenteoe ienere Sc
Slafter, iom Manoen bap6e ltuffet
bet, og .@nben paa belle Siitorien
bleo lite onoet emo Sfom % @faoe
for Sc ubeloiee smueIere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-02
baooe ban en- &un6reoefroneieboel,
en- Eitroneleo6el og ct Gofroneltpffe.

Sofomo 81 b toI6en paa
M y r 5 a I Stotion peo
Sergensbanen er ne0bren6t. S 5toI=
Den bar Ell rotereroe Sneplog; en-
Gingeplog, Ell Sporpen6er 90 en-
J%rontpenOer. Samtlige bisie brenote
up. 9igeleoes brGn6te Sernbonens
ltpre Gebbeboloning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-02

= Eoitor u. Anoerion, @rnlt for
ct. Euuli norif= lutberlfe Menigbeo /
Ga Grosie, ligger / en- nleget fritilf
6orfotning poo Set lutberlfe @oipi=
tai berltebs, otter at 6ope u11oerfal tet
Jig en- Operation.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-02
Gn ltlpffe 1pllOte forlc0el1

= Gn ltlpfte bellote iorleoe1 /
Ngrbeoen al Gpbroim, iDet to l1nge
Yigcr, Mortba &l1eo, en- Sgiteroat,
ter al 6orfattern @ialmor &ue6 SO.
ldno, % Clara Olion fra @orinette,
pe0 Ell 9ooOulpffe fol6t / goroet og
0rl1fre6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-02

@ieltgiberi meo @epnrtning for Sc
M11ie1,msbeipgen6e.
Ct or Gr6elig II e t
me0 &egn og iterf Sor0en git forle=
Sen ODER 9rammen. 2pnet llog mes
/ gleftricitetspprfetS Sefl1noerlto=
ton og p0elag0e to Gransiormotprer.
6or at life flere iful0e itrpge me0
blep Strpmtmen hru6t pg: 8pel1 LA
ct Yar elmer / Mprfe. 0riftsbe=
ltprer Yorn1ann meoDeler, at mon
ijnl6en ler iaa froftige l10laoninger.
&armen lto0 u6 al 9pnofleorcre / Ell
Sue poo "a Meter. Negnpejret
foraarioge0e betp0elig 6lom / ltore
2ele al 9rammenspos0raget Saa=
leoes far 9tng5 Glpen en- li0en 81
elp til Dramn1enselpen, rcpct mes Jig
en- Sro lige opsnfor Sfotselp Gell11=
loiefobrif. &eo 6obrifen ct ct Sneb=
ferperflte0 un0ergropet; Set ltoar
paa Sfaffe og bol0er poo at foloe i
@lpen. gn6el al &l1loploget er og.
iua ltrgget mes. &eiene i Gfer oQ
Moolm er mango Ste0er oper irg!n=
: met pg til0els ufren1fommelige.
. nj Sen 0onj III e:
rifonlfe. Spn % a l. + e r,
lom forleoen blep grebet pes @olme.
T, itrano, oerefter flpgte0e % poanr
blep paagreben, meoDeles SEN 8. Nll:
quit fplgen0e: Morcber blep trent
ltillet for MSieSicr @insreS / Ior.
b%erSretten. Ser opgob fan at beb(
Seon s. Marcber, ipot / 1879. @po(
s. nprmere betegnet, pil0e fan lift
lige, og forpprig uil0e bon life for
flare Jig noget, fpr fan fif 6oripo.
Ter. San inorpn1met 0og at per'
ben Marcber, iom CT iigtet for 5ppe
riet at Sc 5000 Collars / Seem Dor'
Sen 16. Mpril ioor; men fan er iffl
Sppen, paaito6 fan. @an ifuloe moi
gigre &e0e for Jig, naor bon fom ope1
til Mmerifa.
Sm @ardbers Opbolo poo Spr
%ltooituen, bDor bon5 4ores @e0lte
forelore> &eoer Mn0erien og &one
Dor, meO0eles fra @olmeltrono
Morcber fom ion1 neDnt 6eruo Jam.
me Sag ban remte fra 6Gngslet
Meite Morgen frpb fan giennem CT
ltoen Silbpgning, bpor Sc bol0e,
@riier, tn6 / @angen / @ptten. @e1
fon6t galnle Mor Mn0erien bom, sc
bun fom u0 ONT Morgenen, oa blep,
1om man fan tgnfe Jig, meget for.
ifreffet. San reiite Jig piebliffeliq
og gioroe l1n0ifploning. SON bop6e
iegt 2p MOS &egnet, iog0e bon.
Saa gift fan in0 til golnle gt1-
oerien, iom Lao enonu, og iagoe:
"@oooag> 8eoitefa6er, og; Sat for
iiof!" Sen gamle forltoo NOT, at
Der bar 1toget paaferoe, for Mar-
CHER lprong bef og giemt Jig bber-
gang nogen paSiereoe @aar6eu. Men
ban pioite life boa6 set egentlig oar.
Senere paa Dogen iag0e Morcber,
at ban biloe reiie til Sdn5berg, ga
ban iaa neopen6tg ifu1l0e baoe Sui
oi6. Sm ff1I6e betale &eiien. .Der
gamle ifiente 90 enonr ingenting.
men reiie biI6e bon life.
@eite @orgen fortalte. enoelil
Morcber, at en- Sen al bam | Slime
rita baboe ftiaalet en- itor Gun
&enge fra bam, og iaa bdooe Soar
cber til @iengi9lo rgmt me6 Golfe'
! mes 2gnntnger. l6 paa 9agerr tom
Mnoeriens @6n biem og fit ie Man
oen. vDet er inge11 or6en enc eli
Jas Man6," iug6e ban, u6et er 5tor'
tppen." &borpaa Ban git til Gems
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-02
itpjte, lom git for briitie in0 UNDER
Sfieret, fit llooet ct ,6uI ! @,,nben-

itpite, iom git for briitie in0 UNDER
sfleret, fit i1aaet ct Sui i @unben.
Anltrengelierne bar forgiepes, &eo-
nln9Smer1oene maatte penoe tilbage
n1eo %uforrettet Sag, og 6iiferne
mootte ti%lbringe e1,onu en- Scat poa
sfjGret. Melte Sag forlpete man
i9jen, men Stormen peoporeoe, %
mon maatte igien etpe Jig. Ser fer
lteoe flor 6ortpiplelie / 8pen blanot
Iiifernes Slegtnin0e. Gn Some bop=
Sc babe lin Mano og i'm Syn Ser
l1oe pao Sfieret. 6ilferne bopoe bare
bopt gonlfe tibet Moo meo Jig, %
meo &l@oer por Set ogiaa in1aat BE-
penot. @noelig beoogeoe &ejret Jig,
loo BET lpffeoes at 6efri 1iiferne poo
Sfieret. Sc bar naturligpis polo
i lont lrlltne % l1omotteoe, men liar
forpprig beloig fra set longe Spbol>
poo Set poe SfjGr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-02
misccnin.

= Yoitor u. Mnberion, Yrnl it for
Hollli norif =lutberife Menigbeo /
Ga Grosie, ligger / en- 1leget fritiif
6orfotning poa Set lutberlfe @oipi=
tai oerlteos, otter at bope unoerfaitet
Jig en- Operation.
= gm ltlpffe be11ote iorlcoeu /
Narbeoen al Gpbroim, ioet to l1nge
Eigcr, Martbo &lleo, en- Sgjter6at,
ter al 6orfattern @ialmor &l,eo SO.
ldno, % Clara Ollon fra Morinette,
pe0 Ell 9oooulpffe fol6t / Bo11oet o.
0ruf1e6e.
- Martin Heteri on, en- pelfienot
2an0agent, blep forleoen Mften fro
rppet $500, me0ens ban opbolbt Jig
poo Soo=8anenS Yoslagertog, Der
nctop bar ito>roiet / Neermb. Sire
Mono bap6e onrinuct Yeterion noe /
Geitibulen, bemngtigct Jig bons
2ommebog og lprong berpaa al 90
get 0o Bette iatte Jig / 8epngelie.
= @n al Seroens melt %bcfien6te
Mitronolner, Sen fotbolife Erp1t 80
Ser Nlppiil1s Gortie al 2on0on, for
pnret i Milmorlfee poa @ie1mmreiie
til Ml tronpn1ernes internotio11olc
Mp6e / California. San er en- al
Sc engelife Gelegoter til Meoet. I'm
ser lit 0pbolo / Milmol,fee por ban
Morql,ette ltniperlitetS @jG1t.
= st @oipital for linosipge Jor=
brpOere pil blipe opfprt / Torbinoel=
lie meO Mortbern @oipital / Sibfolb.
Ser nil blipe ct Snoelllffe in0befot=
tet iefS NcreS; Bette ifol brl1ges til
ct Subjected / 6ril1ft. Eottenrer, 1om
mon life tpr looe arbeioe pao 6or=
NET pil firoe @elfjnftigelie Ser. 5re
Spgninger ifol opfpres til ct &oiten=
Sc al 100000.
= st / Mil1pal1fee bjen1nebprer-
Sc S1rbipi0 peo Nop1r 81. g. Crane,
gjprbe forleoen Gfterlniooog ct ol1m1=
oriltigt 6prlpg poo at rppe 8onfen /
Gole, life lorgt fra Tono ou Soc.
San blep forfulgt gjenl1em @o0er=
ne pg enoelig fonget al Ell &anoels=
reiienoe. Set ipnes, at fans rette
9fopn er s.. .. Cornell, o. at fan
er en- acknowledgment fra 9openport,
Soma. San ifol bope 0rl1ffet iturft
/ oen lenere Sis, og Set miSlpffeoe
9anfrpperi bar piltnof Tplgerne
Oerof.
= Cars @oofenlpn / Sermon So.
er Sip=Sloefo0er, ct SO Mor gom:
mel, og babe raft og rdrig. Sans
Sgn, Sans 9orion, bper / iommf
Nabplog. 9enne5 Cater, Mrs. S
>. @o1rioll, boer / &iroqlte, isis
@en0es 9otter igien, Mrs. Sob1
Nl1icf, boer ogioo i Giroql1o o. 6o1
Ell Gotter, Gtto Guicf, ior1 I'LL el
Is Moone0cr eomlnel. @or lille
@tta fomunet til &cr0en fist ti0lioere,
ptloe FUN bore 6ilict pelfoln>1cn al
enon1 ct SlGgtleo tilbogc, ibet ITEM
lig Cars @oofen ions Sober, ion1 Sc
bar 102 Star gon1mel, op6e for ONT
firing s Mor iioen. 6milien bpre1
til Fionererne / Sermon 60.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-02

6nlfem II oct poo Spgop
bar facet en- Silpefit til iine mango
Sjploen6eoer. Set er set tioligere
omtolte 3=@ta9es Soft ira @oorocn
Momli / Sale, Sntersoolen, ion1 MI
CT opiat. Si0ens 5ono far fortrret
ncgle Smoobiter fit og fer al Sit
lets peloige Semmeritoffer, men oct-
tie ct nnoer Spietniugen be0ct pao
n1eo ifisniom &oono. Sogtefnin>
gen itoor enom igjeu. 2oftltl,en far
facet Eloos peo sioen al Sen fra
lamme @aar0 tioligere opiotte &pg=
lt''e / @erbeoen at piteroolSbuiene;
JONI ~Sommermaaneoernc tjener til
@ieltgiperi nre0 @epnrtning for Sc
Mll leumsbe lggen6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-02

80 0p9n poa ct
g f e +. Sire 6iifere fra gigfi=
len peo @rimitoo far oplepet ct tent
melig %ubpggelig @bentpr. De par i
en- Sneffe rejit 11b til Soertinge1,
ct al De poerite sfier uoenfor @pen,
for at fiife 8er99plte. l16 poa @pel-
ben reg Ser op ct noloiomt npeir
meo Storm og &egn og flor 5g, %
5iiferne fit bite, bpor oe por, Sc
tuaoe lite booze fig 10 / Den lille
Sneffe. ga De life TOM biem, bIep
man engltelig for 6em> og flere @o-
forbade reiite ITO for at ie efter
Dem. 8eiret bar frsmoeIes operben=
Dig, og. oct funoe life r1ptte at 6roqe
no meo min6re 8arfoiter, Sneffer
og lignen6e. Sra Motorbuooene fit
man mart 9ie paa Sc fire Niifere,
lom itob u6e paa Sbertninqen. Men
oct bite Jig umulig for @oaoene at
TONNE ioa tet op moo sfiaret, at
6titerne fnnoe TONNE ombor6. Sor-
oa11oet er nofiao urolig oeromfrino,
meo 8aaer og nn6erban6sfier, GA
B%re1oineea ftoo bit. On motor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-18
BAT NELSON CALLS
ON SPEAKER
CANNON
Clever Little Fighter Declares
Uncle Joe Would Have Made
Great F%eatherweight,


~ "ARAA hNfE
Washington, May 17.Z"Battling''
Nelson called on Speaker Cannon az
the caption To-Day ans after carefully
looking over the latter's spare frame
from "A respectful distance, averred
that the SPEAKER would have made u
great featherwcisht-
"lf YOU had begun boxing a few
years ago YOU would have made a bet
ter boxer than a speaker. and YOU are
certainly some speaker" said Nelson.
"Now. that's what | call a pretty
nice compliment, countered the
speaker.
Some Of the group surrounding the
two informed the fighter that the
speaker took his daily exercise and
always in shape.
Il knew he was there on the train
ing replied Nelson. you can't fool
about. telling me when a boy is in
shape"
Uncle Joe %grinned and put up his
hands i'm approved pugilistie style.
Nelson accepted the mock chal-
lenge and put up his practiced hands
If in defense.
Nelson was at the capitol to appear
before "a committee in opposition to a
bill introduced by Representative
of Iowa prohibiting The exhibit
ton of moving pictures of prize fights
and transmission Of descriptions of
prize fights by wire
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-18
WEEKS STILL WITH
FORT WORTH
Albuquerque Boy Still on Pitch
Ing Staff in Texas SaIazar
Now Playing for Ell Reno in
Western Association.

According to information received
by Manager Dan Padilla Of the Grays.
his two p%roteges, Weeks and Salazar,
are still playing league ban. Weeks
is in Fort Worth and was not released
by that team as repo,~ed. Weeks re-
ceived an offer from Roswell and
would have taken it but for the fact
that Fort Worth refused to %release
him. "Rube" has not been doing "a
great Teal Of pitching lately ana
spends most Of his time on the bench.
Recently, however, he got in on a
game with Waco and pitched nine in
nings, winning the exhibition, II to a..
Waco had not been defeated by Fort
Worth before during the season and
Weeks was quite elated oyer his vic
tory.
Ross salazar, released by Fort
Worth because Of his inability to hit,
is now playing with lei Reno, okla,
in the Western association. Salaza1
had offers from Wichita Falls and
Roswell, but went to FL Reno, as ne
considered their offer more attractive
than the other two.
Newmyer. recently released by
Manager Pndilla TO Waco. Tex, is
making good with that team. CAL
weston offered Waco $2O0 for New
myers release, but this was refused
and tho coal mining southpaw is stir
working for Waco.
-f-
Weather is damp today, but it will
fair this fan, and a real one viii
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-18
DON'T EXPERIMENT
1ou VIII Mako No Mistake If You
Follow This Albuquerque Citi-
zen's Advice.
Never neglect your kldnevs.

never neglect your kidneys.
IL you nave pain in the pack, urin-
airy disorders, dizziness and nervous
ness, it's time to act and no time to ex-
pertinent. These are all symptoms OF
kidney trouble, and you should seek a
remedy which is known to cure the
kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills is the remedy to
use. No need to experiment. 1t has
cured many stubborn cases in Albu-
querque. Follow the advice OF an Al
nuquerque citizen and be cured your
self.
Mrs. w. II. Long, $40 s. Broadway,
Albuquerque, y. NJ, says: "Doan's
Kidney Pills have been used in our
nome with splendid results and from
my knowledge Of their value, I can
mighty recommend them. About three
years 6 we first took DOan's Kid
hey Pills and the fact that we have
mad no need of a kidney medicine since
IS proof that the benefit received has
peen permanent. / am a firm believer
IN the merit of Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the namc-Doan's-and
take no other.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-18
BUSINESS
MEN OPPOSED
To FIGHT
Manager of EmeryviIIe Race.
Track Tells Tex Richard That
He Would Rather Not Stage
Battle.


! Oakland, Cal, May 17.-Thomas IL.
Williams, president of the new Calf
fornia Jockey club, which controls the
race track at E~meryville, where il was
proposed to hold the Jeffries-Johnson
fight, today explained the report that
he had withdrawn his permission to
hold the championship battle there on
july a.
whether or not the combat will be
held across the bay is entirely in the
hands of Tex Richard, said Williams.
when he first asked my permissio
for the use Of the track | ~canvassed
the business men ana prominent peo-
pie Of Alameda county n they all
urged me to allow the fight to he held
at the track. Recently these same
men have come to me and indicated
that they did not want to fight in their
vicinity. They had turned exactly
around in their position, / suppose,
MS a result of the pressure brought to
bear on them.
Naturally, ! desired, a%nearly as |
could, to coincide with their ideas,
and so | sent for Tex Richard and
placed the situation before him, tell
ing him that / would prefer that he
did not hold the fight at Emeryyille.
l informed him, however, that my
personal promise to him would hold
good, and that he could hold the
fight at the track if he wished. |
said plainly that / preferred that he
did not, but / did not cancel my per-
mission, inc if he can not arrange to
hold the bout elsewhere, or prefers to
Keep me to my original promise he
can do SO. That is the whole situa-
tom
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-18
HYDE MUST REMAIN
IN COUNTY JAIL

my Mornins journal socclal Leased wireI

lBy Morning. journal Special Leased Nirel
Kansas city. May l7.-If Or. Il.
Clark Hyde's attorneys carry his case
to the supreme court the physician
Will not have to go TO the states pri-
son pending action on the matter Us
the higher tribunal He must remain
in jail here. however.
This announcement was made by
Judge LatshaW tate today. Earlier he
had said the statute provided an APP
peal did not act ass q supersedeas. but
upon further Investigation he found
he was in error.
Attorneys for the convicted man
said tonight that il was possible "A mo-
ton for a new trial would be made
before Judge LatshaW tomorrow.
ltumors that DR. llyde's attorneys
intend to claim when they present
their motion for q new trial that the
jury thet tried the physician was tam
pcred with has caused I'm investiga-
ton TO be begun by Prosecutor Conk-
ling.
Tonight il was learned he had sum
moned several jurNmen to his office
ana -intorrogatcd them regarding con-
ditions under which they d~eliberatcd
one of the allegations the defense
is Investigating is that neWsboNs We're
permitted TO shout their headlines In
the vicinity of The jury room and thus
the jurors were kept in touch with
the features of the ease not included
in the testimony
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-18
JACK JOHNSON GOES
THROIGH ISIINI GRIND.

San Francisco, May 17.-Jack John
son, with the selection of a referee
off his mind, went through his usual
grind on the road this morning in
preparation for his second days box
ing tomorrow afternoon. After his
hard days work Sunday there was
not the slightest complaint from the
negro that his muscles were stiff.
IF anything" he said when ques-
toned on the subject, Il feel better
than ever. 1 expect TO do as much, II
not more boxing tomorrow afternoon
and may make it ten rounds instead Of
eight"
Manager George Little says he has
a couple of volunteers who want a
chance to show what they can do. and
that he will let them as wen as Dave
Mills box tomorrow.
A story went the rounds yesterday
that there had been a split between
Johnson and George Little, and that
Billy Nolan, erstwhile manager of
Batthng Nelson, would assume charge
of the champions camp.
This afternoon, however. it was de-
MED on all sides. Little said that No
Ian had absolutely ne chance to be-
come manager, Johnson merely laugh
ed at the report and Nolan said there
was no truth in the story.
Il emily wish it were true said No
Ian. THE subject has never been
preached n it was all a surprise
to me. My only interest in Johnson
is that ! think he is certain to beat
Jeffries and l may bet some money on
him. | a present at the confer
ence merely to see if l could be Of any
assistance IN selecting a referee who
would give him a square deal"
Tex Richard, somewhat nettled by
the reports that his name was sug-
gested as referee merely to fill in the
breach temporarily. has come out
with a statement that he will referee
the fight and that he will not give
way to any man in the world.
Il wanted to know whether | would
be satisfactory to Jeffries," said Rick
ard, "and ] have been assured that
everything IS all right ana now | am
going to hold the job
Eddie Graney, one Of the men sug-
gested for referee, left this afternoon
for II Jeffries camp at Ben Lomond.
Graney carefully explained that as the
referee question is settled he wanted
to see the big fellow on other BUSH
ness
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-18
INSISTS FIGHT WILL BE
HELD IN CAIIEORNIA

San Francisco. May 17.-While
none Of the Alameda county officials
viii say positively hat they will try
to stop the Jeffries-Johnson fight and
neither Richard or Gleason will admit
that they have changed their plans,
there's a well grounded belief in sport
there is a well grounded belief in sport
will not he held In the EmeryviIle
race curse. Admitting that the ques-
ton Of the law i'm the case is an open
one, it is pointed out that the tre-
mendous amount of money already in
volved i'm the fight will deter the pro-
motors from taking any chances OF
even attempted interference.
Gleason ana Richard and others in
terested have been i'm conference an
forenoon, but decline to give out any
statement beyond Richards assertion:
The fight Will be held in Call
foruia."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-18
INDIANS LOSE TO
ST. MICHAEL'S
7 TO |
Lads Put Up Superior
Game Of Ball and Win From
Uncle Sans Wards Without
Difficulty


NUHIN ~. n NJ May Tl.SI Nh
chael's college nine took the third and
last of "a series of games from the
United States Indian school team sun
day afternoon, defeating the proteges
Of the government boy the eunVincing
score of z To l. Until the fourth inc
ming not a run Was scored by either
team. In the fourth the college lads
forced IN two and kept adding am oc-
e%asional score until they had piled
up seven Tile Indians slipped one
over the nome plate ina the sixth and
this is as far ass they got, Captain
Savage ana his mon holding them
down for the remainder OF the game.