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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-18

announced in the STAR, Friday eve,
ming, February %.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-18
Nutmeat Roast.

One pint of toasted bread crumbs,
n pint water, one-half pint strained
potatoes, one-half pound .nutmeats
chopped fine. flavor with finely sifted
sage. Mix we'll and salt to taste. Bake
in buttered shallow pans until brown.
Serve with egg gravy.
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Wissner P~Iayerpiano
LeckerIing P~Iayerpiano
Reinhard P~Iayerpiano

There is no other house that
we know of in this country that
manufactures more than one
playerpiano. This, of course,
makes the Wissner store stand
alone in the Offering OF used
pianos, We had no sooner
launched tho Wissner. Locker
ling and Reinhard Playerpianos
than it became evident that al
most every time q playerpiano
was sold the purchaser offered
in part payment the piano he
already owned. The pianos re-
ceived in this way have been
remarkable for two things, ex-
cellent condition, exceptionally
high grade. Hitherto the usual
reason for a used piano coming
into the market has been that
it proved unsatisfactory to its
owner; not SO with the instru-
ments in this collection
They have been exchanged
solely because their owners
wished to replace pianos they
could not use with others which
they could use. The demand
for the P%layerpiano is SO active
that the exchanged pianos are
coming in at a greater rate
than storage room can be found
to accommodate them. Hence
prices have been fixed for this
clearing sale which will insure
their promptly finding new
homes.
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READER-You can look at the maps
at a real estate dealers. You can likely
purchase them of any first-class sta
toner.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Grape fruit
Corn mush
Drowned potatoes Eggs
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Nutlneat roast Stewed tomatoes
Molasses pudding Tea
DINNER.
Mock turtle, soup
Baked beef heart Bread stufing
Dreamed carrots Boiled onions
Lettuce and celery salad
Apple betty Coffee
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M. V. M.-Apply to Mr.. Stonelake
on the second fioor Of the main build
ing. who will give you an application
blank.
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A Red Nose.

Dear Miss Doom:
] am a girl of Is and often my nose
gets very red. Could you kindly tell
me from what his is OF how I could
keep from getting ite READER.
Avoid extremely hot or cold drinks
and tight clothing; eat only wholesome
foods. including plenty OF fresh fruits
and green vegetables in your diet and
excluding pastry or fried dishes. Out
door exercise, accompanied by deep
breathing, will help you more than
anything else.
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MoIasses Pudding.

MOInsscs Pudding.
English molasses pudding is made
of one cupful of chopped ~raisins, three
quarters of a cupful OF molasses. a
teaspoonful Of soda beaten into the
molasses, three tablespoonfuls of
melted butter, n egg, one and one
half cupfuls of f1our and one-half cup
fuls of sweet milk. Steam for one hour
in the oven.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
CROWD TO BE WITH JEFFRIES
SYMPATHY SWAPS FIGHTERS

stincts are on the defensive, who has
weeks. come into a % foot ring before
| a silently unsympathetic throng. a
throng that will yell for the first blow
the opponent lands.
PUZZLED FITZSIMMONS
And then you have Jeffries. He has
trained with absolute disregard for de-
fense, with a view to taking many
/ blows. He has fought with that end in
iview always. And he has succeeded
through taking blows; taking them
without f1inching or being stirred
physically or mentally. When F'itz-
simmons, in San Francisco. had
punched this man JeffrieS with all the
terrible force in his arms and had seen
Jeffries coming on and then coming
after one titanic blow and puzzled
expression came over his face. That
spelled victory for Jeff. Will Johnson
get a puzzled expression?
The crowds bulk will be all for JEFF
fries in the beginning at any rate. The
reasons are probably manifold and go
back as far as Jeffries ring history.
Be they what they may, in their en-
tirety these reasons have produced that
know that he is fighting before SYM
pathizers.
All these things probably go to make
up the belief behind the betting. They
go to make UP the prejudice in favor
of Jeffries The majority look on it
that he will win. and the reason they
look on it is simply based on funda-
mentals on the ability of the two men
as the crowd sees them.
Strangely enough this opinion-which
the betting indicates-is altogether
ignoring what used to be the great big
factor in the case, Where now do you
hear the query, Has Jeffries come
back?" Where, indeed? The thing
which has taken the place of this is the
question, Has Johnson gameness?"
NOW UP TO JOHNSON
And that last question can be an
swered by no man but Johnson. And
Johnson can't answer it himself until
he gets into the ring. For no man
knows his own heart. No man knows
how brave he will be under new condi-
tions. And these will be new condi-
tions to Johnson. They will be far diff
ferent from the things he has met He
will have no smaller man here to swing
off his feet and toy with. This mar
velous, perfectly adjusted fighting ma
chine, geared to hit when it is defend
ing Its vulnerable parts, will be in front
Of a sullen, unwinking, fighting man, a
grim, cold giant of a hairy northern
race, who comes crouching forward and
will not go back.
Undoubtedly those will be new condf-
tions, and under them Johnson will
learn how brave his heart may be
Other men have had to learn it. Some
OF them found their hearts were true
steel and even then their bodies hadn't
the strength to batter this thick necked
Jeffries from his purpose.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
Fan Travels $4,000 !.
Miles to See Fight
By FRED R. BECHDOLT
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


There may be a few sports at
Reno who are better known than
w. H. BramweII, but there isn't
one of the men who will he at
the ringside tomorrow afternoon
who is farther away from home
or who Travelled a greater dis
tance to witness the big mixup.
BramweII's pOstOffice address IS
Mandurah, West Australia, and
he Travelled $4,000 miles for the
sole purpose of seeing the fight.
He has been ON his way since
April IL and arrived here yester-
day on the liner Manchuria.
BramweII says that he is inter-
ested i'm all kinds of sport and he
looks it. He is something OF an
athlete himself, and although he
lives on the far side of Australia.
would never think of missing
anything of sporting Importance
thnt happens in Sydney, Mel
bourne, Adelaide or any other
of the widely separated An
tipOdean cities.
Among the fight fans who came
up from Honolulu on the Man
churia was Colonel Sam Parker,
who is going to Reno. Sam picks
johnson as the winner.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
NIGHT PROWLERS COME BACK
WELKIN RINGS WITH NOISE

~ EMO, July 2.-Jim Jeffries' rest
ing by three persons who con-
cealed their identity. At 1:30 o'clock
the occupants of Jeffries' cottage were
aroused from their sleep by the toot-
ing of automobile horns and the pistol
like reports caused by the exhaust
from the engine
1t was apparently done with ma
licious intent, for the three men who
occupied the two machines remained
directly outside the Jeffries cottage
and continued the unwelcome sere-
made until they were driven off.
Roger Cornell hurriedly dressed
himself and ran to the front of the
cottage to engage the night providers
in combat As soon as they saw
trouble starting, the party quickly left
the scene. It was first supposed that
the occupants of the machine might
have been joy riders who had indulged
in too much intoxicants and that their
actions were not done for a purpose,
but through their brains being clouded
with too much alcoholics.
BIG FELLOW AWAKENED
Jeffries was awakened from his sleep
hold were also up. The big fellow was
going to find out what they meant, but
CorneIrs appearance scared the party
off. jeff was bit chagrined at Cornell
in not pulling one of the men out of
the automobile and finding out who
they were and what they meant.
Jeff and the other members of the
household retired and they were again
enjoying a peaceful slumber when the
unknowns returned and continued the
racket This time they did not hesi-
tate long, but just remained long
enough to arouse everybody inside the
cottage. The automobiles were recog
nized as they sped along the road.
1t is the belief that these strangers
had a purpose. Jeff is of the belief
that it was trick on the part of a
clique of gamblers who are wagering
on Johnson. The idea of arousing the
big fellow would upset him and cause
him to become irritable and annoy him
at this stage of his training when
everything Is being done to keep him
in the right mood. Had these men not
returned the incident would have gone
unnoticed, but when they returned and
deliberately stood outside the cottage
later on in the morning everybody in
the Jeff cottage was satisfied that it
was malicious act on the part of the
auto party.
WILL KEEP LOOKOUT
Tonight and every night until the
battle a lookout will be on watch to
guard against a repetition of this morn
ing's affair. 1t will be dangerous
chance for the men to return again.
1t was another quiet day at the camp.
Jeff lounged about the cottage in the
morning. He played few games of
hearts and idIed the time away. He
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

has for all these years been breaking
blows, then blocking more blows, then
blocking more. And all that time he
has been depending on slipping one
over while he defended himself. First
always, however. that defense. TO
keep away from punishment, to come
out unharmed, give the blows un-
harmed and then to give the blows that
lick the other fellow. The avoiding
might become paramount in a mans
mind and it might become instructive.
There is another thing-the crowd.
They are going to be against Johnson.
1t is to be hoped for the honor of the
people of this day that they are going
to keep that prejudice to themselves.
And if there be any who can not do
so, it is to be hoped for the honor of
the state of Nevada that the officers
throw the offenders out. But the silent
attitude will be there. Every one knows
what magnetism is. and both fighters
and actors will tell you how much it
amounts to when you are before a
crowd. There is a depression in fac
ing an unsympathetic audience.
You have, therefore, a defensive
fighter, practiced until his very in
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

was in good humor and did not seem to
front of him. 81
The little fish in the Truckee are
doing more to keep Jeff's mind off the
fight than anything else. Jeff's chief
pleasure is either whipping the streams
or hunting He went fishing again this
afternoon with Frank Gotch. the cham
pion wrestler, and Jack Wooley- The
party spent several hours whipping the
stream for speckled beauties and they
returned to camp this evening with a
fair sized string.
Jeff is satisfied with the way things
have been going thus far. This talk
about me worrying is all boSh," said
jeff to one of his trainers this morning.
never worry any more about a fight.
as l have been through too many OF
them, and l have got that confidence
which comes to a man who has success.
CUT OUT WORRYING
Il worried during the first two or
three big fights I had. but / finally be-
came hardened and now / never think
enough about the outcome TO affect me.
1 have fought several big fights and
learned that I could take punishment
without it affecting me and that
could knock my opponents out with a
blow when 1 became sure of myself
I am not worrying any more for this
fight than when I did when 1 trained
for Jack Munroe"
Jeff has trained faithfully and in
manner which has satisfied his train
ers. There is only one thing he has
not done which his handlers hoped he
would, and that was TO have boxed
more frequently Corbett and his man
ager, Sam Berger, implored him sew
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

II EMO, July 2.-Experts tell it,
n that this will not be a pretty
fight to watch. By this they
mean to say that it will not be a
fashy contest, not an exhibition of
skill with fists and arms and feet
against skill of fists and arms and
feet.
And by that same prophecy they
pronounce the belief that it will be
something bigger than a pretty fight,
something bigger than a skillful box
ing match; that it will be a man to
man affair, and that the two men will
battle along distinct lines.
Jeffries, the suIlen, advancing fighter,
taking blows and still advancing, wait
ing for his opportunity. Johnson, the
retreating fighter, Tending off blows.
avoiding assault, trying to slip his own
gloved fist home.
THEIR RING DISPOSITIONS
That is the way the two men have
trained. In that line they worked out.
Those are their fighting dispositions.
The money-which is always a preju-
diced thing in fighting-says that JEFF
fries viii win-that the advance viii
keep on in spite of the ability of the
retreating Johnson to deliver blows.
The money evidently believes that JEFF
fries is as strong and as impregnable
as he looks. For If he does come out
victor he must be as invulnerable to
heavy blows today as he was invulner-
able in days gone by.
Believing that Jeffries will win, bet
tors take the opinion OF those experts
who say the same thing. In other
words the big majority Of people seem
TO think that this big, hairy chested
fighter, who goes at a ring battle as
though IL were a days work, Will keep
on advancing and taking blow, ad-
vsncinE more and taking more blows,
until the skillful boxing machine gets
either tired or discouraged.
That is the forecast of the crowd.
That is the way they think it is going
TO happen. They don't expect to see
beautiful, skillful affair, but a victory
Of dogged advance against skilled re-
treat
IT looks as though the training meth
DDS are largely responsible for this
opinion. and then as though the per-
sonality of the two fighters as ex-
pressed in past battles helped it along.
HABIT WILL COUNT
Certainly these things ought to
count A man can not keep on doing
the same thing right along without ii
having its effect on him. For instance
Johnson has been for all his fighting
days practicing and using defense. He
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
Fasteners Have M
Johnson Money

RENO, July 2.-The first special
train from the east, carrying a Chi
cago delegation, came in this afternoon
and there was little furry to see if
the sporting men from Johnsons home
town would make their presence felt
in the betting.
There was much Johnson talk, but no
big money came out to back it up.
Ten to seven is regarded as the prob
able figures until Monday, when the
great crowd from San Francisco, Los
Angeles and other California cities will
arrive on the ground with plenty of
Jeffries money to bet.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
Johnson Supporter Is
Getting Nervous

Henry Willis, who wagered s1,750
against $4,000 that Johnson would de-
feat Jenries, has become nervous about
his bet. Yesterday he filed suit against
Eddie Graney, the stake holder de-
mancing the return of his s1.75O. The
bet was made June Is. Willis very
soon became dissatisfied with his wager,
and consulted Attorney Joseph r.
Coffey to ascertain whether it was pos
sible for him TO withdraw.
Coffey advised him to make demand
upon Graney for his $1,750. This Willis
did June q, but the stake holder re-
fused to give it back to him.
The law is very clear that a party to
2 bet may declare the bet off and
demand the return Of his money before
the event takes place" said Attorney
Corey yesterday. Il suppose, however,
Mr.. CSraney wants TO be protected by a
Judgment Of court before he will return
the $3.50 deposited with him by
Willis
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

eraI days ago to don the gloves and
engage in sparring exhibitions during
the last week of his training. He lis
tened to them. but did not heed their
advice. He is satisfied with his condi-
tion and honestly believes that he does
not need any more boxing, and he
turned down their advice. 1t will re-
main to be seen whether Jeff's advisers
were In the right. The fight itself
will tell who was mistaken.
However, jeff has been on the road
Tor year or more and he can not help
but have gotten back some of his
skill in those little stage bouts that
have passed
jeff returned from his fishing trip
late this afternoon and then went on
the road for a short sprint. He is just
doing enough of road work to keep his
pipes open. and this will probably be
all the exercise that he will do until
the time of the fight. He. is being
massaged right along, but he is not
being handled as violently as during
the early days of his training.
Roger Cornell, the expert masseur,
is having entire charge of the rubbing
from now until the time of the fight.
and he will have a prominent part TO
play in the ring when the fight starts.
He will look after Jeffs legs as we'll
as his cuts and bruises.
FIGHTER on MEAT DIET NOW
jeff is under meat diet now His
meals consist chiefly of beeksteaks and
mutton chops. He is being deprived of
potatoes and is given very little vege-
tables and no starch foods. His liquid
allowance is being lightened.
On the day of the fight he will have
a special water which was sent all the
way from Germany for his use during
the fight. The water is considered to
fz
said to be rather oily and drink of it
will keep his mouth from becoming
parched as well as keeping the throat
cool. This water is now under the
special guardianship OF Mrs. Jenries.
= DR.. T. W. Porter, who is a very close
friend of JeRs, has turned over a case
of instruments to Cornell Porter will
be In close proximity to Jeff's corner
and will also act a sort OF second IL
he is needed to close up any great cut
or bruise which Cornell is not able to
handle.
Jack Jeffries, Jim Corbett. Joe Choyn-
ski. Farmer Burns and Sam Berger will
be in the big fellows corner. Corbett
and Choynski will do the advising
Choynski is recognized as one of the
cleverest seconds in the country. and
Corbett's reputation as ring adviser is
known.
MORE CELEBRITIES
Notwithstanding that JEFF was absent
from his training quarters all after
noon. a great crowd gathered at MOana
springs intent on getting a glimpse of
the white fighter. They waited around
his cottage in an anxious manner all
afternoon, but he disappointed them by
remaining at the fishing stream.
George Considine, Smiley Corbett, Lou
Houseman, Nat Goodwin and several
other well known eastern sports ar
rived today and went out to Moana
springs to see jeff this afternoon. but
they were also disappointed. However.
Corbett was there to greet them aid
he told them everything they wanted a.,
know.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
BY JOSEPH MURPHY
Especial Dispatch to The Call
Negroes to Pray That
johnson Wins Fight

HUTCHINSON, kan., July p
The negro Holiness church here
today called special service for
Monday afternoon to pray that
johnson may defeat JefYries.
The negro Holiness church has
not yet built n house of worship
here, aud a large tent was con-
structed today for the accOmmO-
datiOn of those who will attend
the services on Monday.
There are about 1900 negroes
here, and 1t is expected that n ma
jOrity of them Will attend the
meeting.
According to the program an
nounced the negroes Will pray
and sing religious hymns until
johnson wins the battle, "if it
takes all night
Arrangements have been made
to have the result of the fight
bulletined by rounds Mt the meet
ing, and the keeneSt interest il
being manifested in the outcome
of the battle by the entire con-
gregatiOn.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
Mrs. Jeffries Gets Best
Of Lawyer

RENO. July 2.-While her husband
played cards at his Moana springs cot
tase and talked of Truokee river trout.
Mrs James ]. Jeffries. in the interests
OF the family, spent most OF this morn
ing in Reno saving money in attorneys
fees. For more than an hour she was
in the office Of the lawyer who drafted
the contract between Jenries and the
motion picture concern to which the
former champion recently sold his share
in the biograph films. She effected a
material reduction in the size of the
original $4,000 Zee claimed by the man
of law for his services.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
R. Mann Beats Gray OF
Bowling Green

The Scottish bowlers at Golden Gate
park played two tournament matches
yesterday and three others went by de-
fault. In the handicap singles event
for the Elter cup r. Mann upset calcu-
lations when he took James Gray into
camp Gray was expected to overcome
the handicap of three allowed his oppo-
nent, but Mann beat him by a score of
q to Il.
In the handicap singles tournament
for the Dewar prize Thomas MiiIar
beat A Oates in the first round. Oates
received a handicap of four and was
beaten 81 to Is. In the same round
A. A. Patterson defaulted to C. McInnes,
Robert Dewar defaulted to Andrew
Wilkie and A. Hardy defaulted to B.
Elter
Practice scores:
G. Patterson and II. A. Brown beat A. Oates
and J. Stott 21 Co 8; j. c. Moffst and Rev W
]. Fisher beat W. Maundrell and J. K Jones
u 10 u and II to l6; ]. Duncan and J. Deasr
beat ]. 7. Dare and Rev. d. 4. Mobley u to Ii:
NJ. l.. Grove and II. A. Brown beat James Gray
and J. McLachlan 21 TO ).
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
Bob FitzSimmon's Wife
Arrives in City

Mrs. Bob" Fitzsimmons, wife of the
former champion of the world, arrived
here yesterday afternoon. 'Lanky Bob"
left her at Davis and proceeded on to
Reno. She denied herself to callers
at the Palace last night. but talked
for a minute over the telephone.
81 didn't care to go to Rene" she
said. Il have no desire to see a fight
will wait here until Mr. Fitzsimmons
returns, and we will then proceed to
Spokane. where we open on the Pan
tages circuit
us Mr. Fitzsimmons gong to chal-
lenge the winner" was asked
''No. Mr.. Fitzsimmons realizes that
he has seen his day. He has no desire
to enter the ring again.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

Manager Charles Campau OF the Cheyenne
jockey club has arranged for the shipment Of POO
horses 8 special train leaving Salt Lake CITY
Monday, July Is. number of owners who were
at Emeryville will take in the Cheyenne meeting
Horsemen the New York tracks are inclined
to regard Sam Hildreth's Dalmatian as the hest
5 year old in the country. The Of Etheibert
carries weight well and shows 10 advantage at
any distance.
Montg gomery Of the Hildreth stable has returned
TO his best form. but IL appears that be met de-
feat recently when the blinkers used. When
the rogue's badge was OF the son OF Pessara
led his fields home He also runs better ON the
dirt track than the turf course.
Joe Rose, who spent few weeks in New York
sailed Thursday for Europe, where he win travel
for several months.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03

The 2 year olds carrying the colors OF August
Belmont on the New York tracks This season are
displaying brilliant form and they are showing
supremacy over the youngsters bred BY James n.
Keene- Trap Rock, Foot Print, BabbIer Whist
Wstervale. Golden Sand and Madcap are Bel
mont youngsters that have won. Trap Rock is
regarded as the best OF the lot The Belmont
stable has won $2S-960 since the opening Of the
eastern season. and the greater part of that
amount is 10 the credit of the year ods. Bel
mont Is meeting with success in his racing ven
lures on both sides Of the Atlantic. At Alexan-
dria park yesterday his colors were carried to
victory In the Islington Welter Plate by Norman
Ill.