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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-21
CURRENT
PORTS ;
T seems that the public is ioath
toilet Jim Jeffries alone. Now we

have the story that a Philadelphia
promoter wants him to meet AL Kauf-
man for six rounds in the City OF
Brotherly Love Labor Day. The pro-
moter will give. he says. $4,000 for the
go. oh, it's sad. Why don't people
recognize the position of jeff and allow
him to forget In peace what he is most
DESTROYS of forgetting. For the sake
Of humanity, Mr.. Promoter. don't insist
on that match.
Harry Gissing, who threatened to
take Mel Sheppard's laurels last win
ter, has not peer heard of athletically
of late, while Mel is getting in shape
to take every record at distances he
Is capable of running.
o
It's q fact, though trfte, to be sure,
that the Brooklyn National League
team is a hard-luck loser.
o
The report still survives that McGraw
is about to match another "Anheuser-
Busch Sallee from st. Louis.
o
Tommy Gallen. who was signed by
Mike Finn's Waterbury, Conn, League
team, has been sold &c the Holyoke
team of the same league. Gallen Is
home for a day or two. He'll wait to
see whether he will go to Northamp-
ton from Holyoke by. another sale.
He vas told that was the plan.
%
Billy Madden's much-praised boy. Al
Benedict, who sprang into fame at Nc
Guigan's, will appear at the same place
tonight. They say he is a greatly i'm
proved boy, and If he doesn't make a
champion he'll be a good fighter. He
looks as II he might make a good
fighter.
Having delightedly watched Frank
Laporte play second base for the Buff
faio team before the Frenchman vent
% New York, l can't understand why
he is, shifted so much by George Stall
ings. Frank Is one of the best second
basemen / ever saw. and when he feels
at home at this ~base-which he would
IL he were told the job were his-he'd
hit like a fend all the time. He's a
wonder'if used properly.
The secret Is now out. According to
New York papers, Jack Johnson adj
mits that he allows himself to be ar
rested for speeding so often just to
keep himself advertised. It's a fact
that, however much money the negro
has spent paying fines for speeding, the
returns in advertising he has received
are a ~thousandfold.
%
There is one fight the writer would
like to see-a Ego" between Kid VIII
son and the Dixie Kid. who last night
knocked u George Cole at the Shar-
key Club in New York In four rounds.
The Dixie Kid is surely clever, as is
Wilson. That's a out o the fall here
abouts.
We could have boxing in different
parts OF the country all the time If
men who organize. fight clubs would
be content with making a reasonable
profit. These never-working sharks al
ways spoil things.
@
To the Sporting Editor OF the Evening Star:
l noticed in the other nights issue of
the STAR a communication from a GER
tain nrestlm ntuaus fndfvfduai who ctpne
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-21

Totals ......A 10 q IA
1.-TWO out when winning run was scored.
tBatted for McAlHster In ninth inning.
tBatted for Meyers in ninth inning.
R~uns-Clement 2, Hannifan, Deinfnger 2:
9haw, Mullen, O'Hara, Fitzpatrick. Ru-
Adolph, Delehanty.
T~rrors-Abstein; Mcdonald, McAlllster 2.
Jersey City..... 0 0 0 3 0 / 0 I 0E5
Toronto O 1 0 0 0 2-6
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-21
Neu EnrInnd Leagne.

At New Bedford-New Bedford 4. Law
renee l.
AT Fall River-Brockton 4. Fall River ..
AT Ha~verhill-Lowel G, Haverhill 2.
At Lynn-Worcester 10. Lynn 0 (irst
game}. Lynn 8. Worcester 1 Second
camel.
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PROyIDENCW

Totals.....,4 Al % 81 14l Totals....... 4 "a l.
Corcoran 3 McCabe 2, Smith 2, Sabre 2,
Errors4Welday, Atz, Elston. Fitzgerald,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-21

New York state League.
AT Observation-Disclosures I. Troy O.
At E~imfra-Albany 6. Eimira 2
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wilkes
barre l (irst camel. Wifkesbarre & Syr-
acuse / tseeond camel.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-21

TO the Sporting Editor OF the Evening Star:
| noticed in the other nights issue of
the STAR a communication from a GER
tain presumptuous Individual who signs
himself John Steoher. He has evidently
been led to believe that a certain arti-
Gle which appeared in this paper as a
criticism to Mr.. Casey's sporting tao
tics, and signed himself John r. Ryan,
to have been written by John X. Rein.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-21

n TNFORTUNATHLY Tor the I1gera
the Hustlers won In easy style
from the Birds yesterday, and
the Leafs moved up a bit closer as
well, when they won twice from the
Shelters. Buffalo came back to life and
not only whitewashed the Grays, but
smothered them. 16 to 0. After today's
games the teams shift.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-21

Gnlnes TOT sutuFdny.
South Newark VS.. Montciair.
Forest Hill VS.. Orange.
Sunday Morning Game.
Vallsburg VS.. Kearny.
sunday Afternoon Games.
Orange VS.. Vailsburg.
Kearny VS.. South Newark.
Montclair VS., Forest Hill.
Gotten states League.
AT observation-disclosures 1. Greenwood 0.
At Hattiesburg-Hatt iesburg 2, Yazoo
City 0.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-21

Runs-Clement; Shaw. o'EInra. Myers,
Mcdonald, Fitzpatrick 2. Newton.
Errors-Esmond 2, Crist; Shaw.
: aIersey City. .......1 0 0 o 0 0 0 OIL
Toronto .......... 0 0 0 . XII
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-21
League

At Williamsport-Williamsport 7. Lam
2.
At Misunderstanding 6. Altoona 4.
At York-york 1, Harrisburg o..
At Observation-Disclosures 3, Trenton L.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-21

Ocn1ccttcut LenGues
Al New Britain-New Britain 8 New
Haven 5 IA innings).
Al Observation-Disclosures T. Spring
field 3.
At observation-disclosures 3. Hoiyoke 2
At Observation-Disclosures 4. Hart
ford 8.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-21

Billy Madden's much-praised boy. Al
Benedict, who sprang into fame at Nc
Guigan's, will appear at the same place
tonight. They say he is a greatly inn
proved boy, and If he doesn't make a
champion he'll be a good fighter. He
looks as If he might make a good
fighter.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-21

Tommy Gallen, who was signed by
Mike Finn's Waterbury, Conn, League
team, has been sold to the Holyoke
team of the same league. Gallen is
home for q day or two He'll wait to
see whether he will go to Northamp-
ton from Holyoke by. another sale.
He was told that was the plan.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-21

We could have boxing in different
parts OF the country all the time If
men who organize. fight clubs would
be content with making a reasonable
profit. These never-working sharks al
ways spoil things.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-21

To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
When will the next t~wenty-four hour
race be held at Brighton Beach? A. b.
No new date has been set since the
first date was cancelled. ED.
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BALTIMORE.


Totals 4. 81 q "a Schmidt, p.
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There is one fight the writer would
like to see-a Ego" between Kid VIII
son and the Dixie Kid. who last night
knocked out George Cole at the Shar-
key Club in New York in four rounds.
The Dixie Kid is surely clever, as is
Wilson. That's a bout for the fall here
abouts.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-21

Our Tigers viii leave Montreal to-
night for Rochester. Guess they win
be glad to shake of the dust Of Cam
ada.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-21

Jimmy Jones and Ray pemmitt
played their hands in fine style against
the Tigers al usual yesterday.
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
LONDON DEPLORES
PRIZEFIGHT RIOTS
Papers Make Excuses, Lee
ture Americans Generally,
and Rebuke Roosevelt.

LONDON, July 6.-While deplOring
the American race riots that followed
the Jenries-J johnson fight, London
newspapers today Unexpectedly offered
excuses for the disorders and generally
admitted that Europeans have little idea
o. the race situation IN the United
States.
The usually auti-American Evening
Globe, referring 10 the attempt 20 lynch
a negro in New York city. declares
Really our sympathy runs more 10
the men with The rope than 10 the blat-
ant blacks. It is against human nature
TO expect the whites TO accept the ne
Eroes' insoIent assertion that Johnson 5
victory established the superiority Of
the blacks without Instant protest
.'The Reno contest was one Of the
most injudicious ever permitted, ana its
racial effects will continue for years
Americans are the trustees Of the pre-
dominance Of the whites over the blacks,
and we believe they VIII be true 10 the
trust
The London papers generally deplOre
prlZedShts between whites ana 1iachs
as tending to raise the race issue,
which is now worrying England II
South Africa
The Evening Star seizes the occasion
10 make fun OF Colonel Roosevelt and
V-it's contention that the first duty Of
a civilized nation must be 20 preserve
order, and then SAYS that his complA-
CencE must indeed be shalen-'
we await 20 see whether he VIII
ap lv his criticisms Of England in her
cor duct the affairs iu Egypt to MS
own country the star adds 1t y
a pity that Americans are not cultivated
IN the art OF taking defeat in sports
lu a dI1uiled way and Of mlnGlDg thclr
own business politically
The Star also hnds comfort In the
statement Of Foreign Secretary Grey
that Sir EId0u GorsL whose admins
tratiou OF affairs in Egypt was infer
eutiaily hit by Roosevelt. Is not TO be
removed as consul general iu Egypt
Roosevelt allowed himself TO be- the
catsuaw." the Star says. 'Of Cabal
against Go-St and Sir Edward Grey.
and admission or 10reEuOwIedgC of the
speech did much TO KIN Che Liberals
confidence iu him we are glad SIT
Edward has settled che removal order
The Standard Is shocked az the pres
euce OF women at the fight and says
that when next We are shocked BY
the spectacle OF Spanish women at a
bull TEEr. let us remember that in an
AnzI0-SaEon community women looked
on while two nearly naked men fought
each other until one was pounded into
iuSeuSibilitE-'
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
PICTURES BARRED
IN LOS ANGELES

Los ANGELES, July 6.-There viii be
no moving pictures Of the Jeffries-John-
son prize fight exhibited within the city
limits of Los Angeles
This fact was eSta bliShod when an old
city ordinance was unedTIhcd bv CITY
Prosecutor Cay Eddie The ordinance
prohibits the exhibition Of kaleidoscope
UICtuTeS or other approximations or
prize fights. Chief Of Police Galloway
had the ordinance read To the police
force 50 tuat all owners Of moving pic
tr1re houses could be warned
There Is an ordinance prohibiting
prize fights said the chief, and II
VIII be rigidly enforced A great many
people have been anticipating the ar
rival OF the moving pictures here, but
they VIII be disappointed The law
must be enforced riEidly-'
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
QUICK ACTION TAKEN
BY COMMISSIONERS
Major Sy!vester's Recon-
mendahon to Bar Fight
Pictures Approved.

Fearful that the exhibition would
arouse feeling between the whites and
blacks resulting IN repetition Of the
scenes Of disorder on the streets Of
Washington on Monday. the Commis-
sioEers today decided TO bar the pictures
Of the Jenries-JohnsOn contest from the
National Capital
The action of the Commissioners was
taken upon recommendation of Major
sylvester. In order that the promoters
NAV not be put TO an Unnecessary ex-
pease, they viii be notified at once OF
the Commissioners action.
Racial prejudice is largely response
bic for the disbar,nent Of the pictures
OF the JenTieS-JOnns13 contest Foi
hours af-eT the announcement OF ths
end Of the fight at Reno the police
of Washington were bVsily engage1
in qUeuing disturbances between
whites and blacks.
The Commissioners and Major SyI-
vester are Of the opinion that TO per
init the fight pictures would be to in-
vite trouble, and were not long in ar
rsNing at a decision
The recommendation Of Major Sylves-
ter is as follows:
Il have the honor TO recommend that
pictures OF burgIaries, 'hCld-uDs, in DO
lice parIance. otherwise robberies. and
prize fights be elimiEated from display
made by mOvinE-picture theaters ana
other places OF entertainment as 0eLil-
mental 10 the public welfare
1T Is but necessary 10 read lH Lue
public press of the crime and disorder
and breaches OF the peace that ioi-
lowed the announcement OF me Iece.ll IN
prize-hZht in various sections OF tne
cOJ5ntrv and 20 observe the clippings
from the local press herewith preseTited
in order 10 form an idea OF the dis
order and violence following me an
uouuceuenr in this jurisdiction It IS
the duty Of the police 10 prevent crime
and disorder and 10 arrest IoT coHlfiltS-
SiOnS. but with limited force Sucn a
you are aware obtains in this district
the burdens are Increased by any lhil1
Of the kind that tends so much 10 III
crease av0idabIe disturbances.
'.The time IS now here when noJnin2
unnecessary sd 1uId be allowed TO Opcr-
ate 10 produce sectional. or race feelus
In the District Of Columbia and, under
the existing laws and regulations, j am
OF the opinion that authority exists 10
sustain nv recommendation The In
teruarfonal Association OF Chiefs Of PO-
lice without a dissenting voice AT It's
recent meeting passed the following
resolution
deurecares and condemns the moEiDS
picture shows that are making false
reoreSentatious Of the pslice. together
with tragedy. bUrEIaries, and an iW-
moral DISPLAYS. as they tend TO the en-
cou-az .-r1-.s q crime
aside from the laws and regulations
the code may cover advertisements on
nicft1res when against public decency-
II correct in nv views on this subject,
I y-o77l5 recommend that al places and
PERSONS be given due notice mat ll-S
v-iIf b.. subject TO the laws and their
enforcement II they proceed @. give
s47rr entertainments, exhibits ana lG-
vertfSeueltS
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
OWNERS WILL FIGHT
BAN ON PICTURES
Films Are Being Developed
on the Train En- Route
From the West.

NEW YORK July e--The pictures of
the Johnson-JeHries fight. now the OBJ
iect of campaign Of opposition en-
hraCinE cities in almost every State in
the Union. are on the way here from
Reno by special car, being developed
en- route
Until Friday morning when the pic
tures viii arrive no decision viii be
made by the owners OF the pictures.
the American NitaEraDh Con Dauy as
to the method OF fehting the opposition
that has suddenly developed
Ii was declared today on good auth r
ity. however that there Is q likelihood
Of = legal battle in an enGeaVOT to force
the pictures into those cities which have
barred them as q result OF the race riots
which followed the prize fight
The films are in charge OF = = Black
ston. who Supcrintended their taking
With him is the president OF the COM
uarv which bought the rights from the
fighters William T Rock The attOr-
neys OF the concern are investigating
the legal status OF the situation. ire
uaratory to lavinE il before 8lr- R,oCk
ON his arrival here. without delay The
company's plan OF action VIII then be
outlined
Employees of the company here today
declared that TIL Nj Rocks arT1-- al,
nothing could be said definitely Of the
course to be followed
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
FRENCH JOURNALIST
BLAMES WHITE RACE

PARIS July F.-Tnder che caption or
CIVILIZED Savazez." Henri Rochefor=.
the noted political writer and satIrIst
in today's Ia Patrie. tlames the white
race I'm America for the negro riots fol-
lov-iu- the Reno tight
In iTonicaI vein. Rochefort suggests
that 'Slu-e the rEut was made IaT-ely
q race question. Nations heCCeforth D
aGou- the u-lZe-IZht method OF seJJiiuE
their disputes
let each nation choose his cfamu50n
u-ElliSr he suggests and Dit him
aoairz- other champions. Whenever in
frTUariruGI disputes arise In slis way
we can avoid tra maintenance ot armies
and uavIes. and save millions Of dol
lars ana thousands Of lives.
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
BERLIN DEGREES
FIGHT BRUTALITY

BERLIN. July "Details Of the ter
rife beating that James J. Jefries re-
ceived at the hands Of the nesr0 giant
Johnson. iu the Reno fight and the re-
suItiu- wave Of race riots over Amer
let have united the Berlin press today
in decryiu- the brutality of such q
contest. and expressing the hope that
for The dignity OF the white race a
re0etitiou OF such an encounter VIII be
made impossible by law
All the newspapers are publishing
columns OF news and comments on the
fight and editorial wOudeTmeut that
such an exhibition ever could have been
sanctioned IN a civilized COu Itry is
general
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
BALTMORE'S MAYOR
WILL BAR PICTURES

BALTIMORE, Md July after q
conference. with Police Marshal FaI9an
last night. Mayor laho0I announced
that no motion pictures Of the Je6ries-
Johnson prize dcht VII be permitted
10 be exhibited in this city
While personally opposed TO the eX-
hibition Of the pictures. the mayor was
of the opinion that he had no authority
10 nrohibIt their exhibition until II was
proved that they were contrary 10 Puo-
lie law and order and IL was 10 decide
the matter that he had the conference
with the marshal
Marshal Faruan was UuCCWprouiS-
fu-Iy- oouosed 10 their exhibition aTlo
fre result Of their conference j. t9aJ
the pictures viii moot be shown ID lilis
city.
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
ST. LOUIS POLICE
OPPOSE PICTURES

ST LOUIS. July ACTION viii be
taken bv -he St Louis police board 10
pres ent the exhibition Of The Jefries-
johnson fight pictures here. according
TO Judge Matt G. Reynolds. president or
the board Al but one OF the board
members have announced their OppoSi-
tiou 20 showing the pictures in St
Louis
Mayor EreSinan said toLsy-
The mEht pictures coulI not r-sSiblv
he OF educational value while ca the
ether hand they would stimulate inter
est in pugilism, which in lIself IS de-
grading
.sT am agaiTs st the exhibition OF the
pictures and at tbs meeting Of the
ToIice board viii vote against allowing
them TO be shown IN St Louis"
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
Best Sewing Needs at Reduced Prices

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The Washington times., 1910-07-06
CHICAGO FAVORS
PICTURE DISPLAY

CHICAGO, July although protest
has been made 10 the city officials
against the Jeffries-JOhnssn fight pic
lures. there is little likelihood Of their
being barred from Chicago
Both Mayor BuSSe and chief OF Police
Stewart said today that they could see
no reason for discriminating aEainSE the
JeffrieS-JOhnson pictures. III view Of the
fact that other fight pictures had been
allowed in local theaterS-
Church ORGANIZATIONS, however. still
hone TO secure a change Of heart on the
na-r Of the iCcal officials
The Washington times., 1910-07-06

FIowers-Roses- Daisies. Pop
pies, HydranEeaS- TistaTia =
and Foliage Were 25c----- sJL,
Wings and Fancy Feathers. in
I'll ColOTs- Were I5c 10 o.
$3.50 To be csc and -....-- COL
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
PROTEST TO WORLD
ISSUED AT BOSTON

BOSTON. Mass, July "a world
vide protest against the exhibition
If the Jefr5es-Johnson fight moving
PICTURES IVES sent QUE today from
Boston av william Sla--- general see
ret1r- OF tire United Society of Chris
zion t1ndeavOr-
Every force OF the church element
Is being concentrated in q movement
AGAINST the pictures. and against
uu-ilism such as has never before
been seen The pictures have been
barred already In seven cities. and
The Washington times., 1910-07-06

Black Hair Hats. large and
small in rolled and
straight shapes Were CT TX
S5-g0 e. S5-00--------- O4stO
Straw Braids, IN black and q
all coIors. Were 15c yard. OC
The Washington times., 1910-07-06

Mr. shaw believes hundreds Of others
viii Join IN the movement
The international organization OF
.tht- Christian Eudeavor society IS he
linz employed in the anti-hght p4c-
lures campaign and Mr. Shaw has
sent a telegram OF protest TO Presi-
dent Taft Theodore Roosevelt, the
governor Of every State. and the
mayor Of every important city in the
country. as well as TO points abroad
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
BOSTON WILL SEE
NO FIGHT PICTURES

BOSTON, july 6.-Denouucing prize
fighting as brllfalizing. and the eZhibi-
ton Of pictures Of the Reno fight as no
less SO. Mayor Fitzgerald, Of Boston
TODAY announced that Boston would see
nothing of the Jefries-Johnsou battle
The mayors announcement followed
.rn1 frreurion OF general crusade
agafns- the fight pictures. which has
been begun by William Shaw, SeUerdi
secretary Of the Christian EndeaVoT 50
cferv
The Washington times., 1910-07-06
ATLANTA CERTAIN
TO BAR PICTURES

ATLANTA Ga. July 6-The mayor
and the chief of police viii introduce a
resolution in the council this afternoon
fo bar the Jeffries-Johnson pictures.
The resolution Is sure 10 pass
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-02-11
LOCALS.
Born-To MI. and Mrs. E. c.
Warner on Jan. II a 8 ID. boy


Warner on Jan. II a 8 ID. boy.
A. w. Lucas pays the highest
cash price for hides, furs and
pelts.
Gum Hedges and A. E. Dague
left Friday for a ten days trip on
Powder river.
Horace Sparks was over from
Baker the latter part of the week
looking for horses.
Dave Barber, U. S. Commits
sioner Of Baker was in town
Monday consulting our up-to-date
dentist DR.. J. P. Hedges.
Persons having copies of this
paper dated Dec. 10th and hav-
ing no use for them are requested
to leave the same at this office.
We need them to complete files.
Lost-One gold watch, with
the initials "A. F. O." engraved
on case. Lost between Norman
street and Dan Dague's ranch.
If found kindly notify this office
and receive reward.
The state Of Montana has an
area of SO, 600, 900 acres, subdi-
vided as follows: Wooded IT,
900, 600; forest reservoirs, %, $780,
900; uusurveyed or unavailable
%, 600, 900; arabic, 80, 600, 900.
Of the latter less than one-fourth
is occupied, while forest reserves
are also available for homesteads.
That the state is better adver-
tised than ever before is proved
by the fact that all Montana land
offices have established new
records in homestead and other
entries; that it has been nec-
essary to establish 167 new post
offices within the last eighteen
months to provide mail facilities
for the settler to say nothing of
the new rural routes.