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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-08-04
SURPLUS ON HAND.

The statement of the state treasur-
er for the month ending Jul y 81,
showed total of 1857 ,592 on hand in
all funds. Contrary to the usual
condition of the treasury a greater
part Of this is in the general fund
which shows UP with $2O8, ,777.
This means that the state will not
register any warrants for some time
to come, not likely until after the
opening of the legislative sess ion
with it's expense,as the calls for taxes
in September and December wi
more than likely carry throuqll.
The tWine plant shows but $50, ,07S.
The capitol building fund S9,294.
The game fund shsws up lo,o3s. with
the license fees for this year barely
beginning to come in. By the first
OF October this fund will show a
large increase. The next legislation
session will be asked to amend the
game law to give the game warden
authority to expend a certain portion
of the fund for game birds for the
state, and this will make an outlet
for portion of the fund which is
increasing.
Some light on the question where
the money for automobiles comes
from is thrown by bankruptcy Of a
NewY ork firm Of piano makers, who
explain their predicament by saying
tlat the corporation could not realize
on the stock because people are buy
ing xutomnbilss instead af pianos
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-08-04

That old definition Of platform
may have to be modified to some
thing to get out on
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-08-04

July's mean temperature was 70
degrees, but it wasn't its meanest.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-08-04
DeEtt4 LilEbridge, work in

DeEtt4 Lilibridge, work in
clerk of courts office. 2 90
G. F. Hilgenbocker, road work 20 rs
j. j. Scott, posting notices. -. GO
Mike Reisdorfer, laundry three
MONTHS. Observation-Disclosures. l SO
Lew w. Sandys, indexing 80. 10 90
The Boark adjourned to July Z, 1910,
at Q n'clnnlr ~ ~,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-08-04

The state wide primary was given
another test of it's efficiency in Kan
sas, Oklahoma and Missouri yester-
day, but in Kansas, as usual, centers
the larger interest, the contest be-
tween the progressives and regulars
there being considered national i'm
portance as indicating the strength
of progressive sentiment in the west.
The progressives have the best of it..
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-08-04

Pierre, July 7, 1910.
Board met; present: Fay, Grandle,
Mercer and Thomson.
Bids for culvert pipe were opened.
The klauer Manufacturing company of
Dubuque, Iowa, being the lowest bid
der, the contract to furnish the county
culvert pipe for the ensuing year.
Liquor license bond of Michael o.
Brlen in the sum of $1,000, 90 was APP
| proved.
Liquor license bond of A. F. Rahm
IN the sum of $1,000 was approved.
The following bills were presented,
allowed and ordered paid by warrant
Otto b. Linstad, court certif-
cate No. 1884 4... $50 90
A. F. Bunch, court certificate
NO. Eo4o Observation-Disclosures. ! 70
American Exchange Bank court
certificate No. ..... 40 OO
Karl Nolt. repairing plows and
scrapers .................. 10 rs
H. r. Tarbell, box rent. stamps
and express s...... Id OO
| Thor Soleglad, engineer work. 8 SO
FL. Nj. Straight, medicines for
prisoners ........ .. II DC
ii. M. Straight, medicines for
prisoners .....,... Ia 35
Matilda Fransden, care insane
P1.iSII'.. q w
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-08-04

The progressives have the best of it.
One carload, containing forty tons of
ore, was shipped Saturday from Spear
fish by the Black Hills DEVELOPMENT
and Financial corporation, to the Globe
smelter at Denver. The ore was gold
bearing, running about $24 per ton and
came principally from the Seabury-
Ca]king ground in the Carbonate, where
systematic line Of prospecting and
development has been in progress for
the past three months.
Z The shooting of two policemen and
the killing of negro by third off Ger
at Sioux Falls, all started by young
man trying to be funny" by mimick-
ing the negro's walk, in Sioux Falls
saloon: Funny men, says the A ber-
deem News, are the cause of a great
deal of unhappiness in this world, but
it is seldom that the consequences of
their Stiffness are so obvious. or of so
tragic nature as in the Sioux Falls
episode.
The conservation of artesian water
is occupying the attention of the
leading papers of the state. This is
something which may be acted upon
quickly, and the need for action is
apparent. Beyond doubt this water
has been allowed to go to waste with
great prodigaiity. Engineers have
realized for a long time that it is linn
tied in quantity. Every barrel saved
now may be available in later years,
while every barrel wasted is gone
forever as far as South Dakota is
eoncerned-
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-08-04

Pierre, July z, 1910, 80 p. m.
Board met; present: Fay, Grandle,
Mercer and Thomson.
The following bills were presented,
allowed and ordered paid by warrant:
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-08-04
OUR COUNTY FATHERS
Proceedings of the County Board of
Commissioner July Session.
Pierre, S. D.. July 5, 1910.

TIeTTe, >. D.. July ., I9IU.
The Board of County Commissioners
met in regular quarterly session; pres
ent: Geo. l., Fay, F. P. Grandle, Z. P.
Mercer and w. S. Thomson.
The minutes of the April meeting
were read and approved.
The assessors books not being deliv-
cred yet, the Board adjourned to July
6, 1910
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selteue aameraOen.

Sn Der beriihmten Menuoerie oes
Sarbin bes BIantes Su 9oris madtl
i'm Sdbre 1861 Elm 1tngetp0bnlides
observation-disclosures biel bon Iih
reoen, ndmlih oas 5pii9en eincnl
Sager unb einem fleil1en iftuarsen
9ibnden.
Ser giger por EN- Brodteremplor
aug Senegal befien moieitQtilhe
@eitaIt uno getpaltige 5timme od-
gemeines 9ufieben erregten. geine
tdglid)en &ationen beitouben aus
eta1er oniebnlifen Bortion rotten
Sleii6es, iotpie aus einigon lebenoen
9ibnern rtlno 4onin6en, Die Der
srimmige 9iger nit beionberer @or-
liebe beridlang.
Inter oielen ungliiflidren &C.
.fhopfen befanb iid zines Cages ald
cine ihhpar5e Senne, Elm fleinps, I'M.
fdeinbares Cling, bas Dem &onig5.
tiger gum Spfer ieines a~le5eit &C.
frabiaen Madens fuaen ioate.
Bum unbeidrei6fi6en @rltounen
beg ~fiitternben @ddters ober blie6
oos fIeine mnntere Ding am 2ebea.
Sein niloe Maieitdt aus Dem reiBen'
ben @eialedt Der blutgierigiten 8es
ftien idien Elm merfpIroiees 8obl.
gefanen an Sen Spriineen oes flat.
terroen i1por3en 9ibnleins gu fin.
ben, pelden Der @efpaltise nit iidjt-
Iid)em @ereniigen aui6allte.
Dieie gemiB uneeipobnli6e Same
rooi6oft blieb beiteben. Ger fleine
@int mario nit Der 3ett ioear 10 fed
uno iibermiitbie, oaB er, obne I'M
minoeIten nnf bas graBlide 8riileu
ieines eefdbrliden @aitgebers gu eh-
ten, iiberdn in beiien nnhiter 9abe
aarts BRETT Die @orner aufpifte, mel.
DIE Der Wdrter inn als Sutter bin.
mari. Soaor aniideit ben mdd)tisen
eaten ipa5ierte oos fleine idauar5e
&ubn rubig binburh ODER mahte
gpmnaifii1e 11ebungen bonn boben
Saupt oes 4onigstigers aus, mas
oieler ourdous nidt libel gu permer-
fen serubte.
8iellei6t mar es Die @iniamfeit,
Die 2aneepeiIe, Die ielbit einen 9ieer
sGbmen nno gum euten 8ameraoen
MAIDEN fam.
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&auitlereiteIfeit

Ger beriibmte fran5oiii6e Sragooa
SaIma NOR maBlos eitel unD trieb
eine Selbitpergotterung Die an Gro.
Benipobn gren3te un6 i'm in @eiea-
Idaft niht nur brett nnausiteblid)
ma6te, ionbern i'm %5ltpeilen, trot
Der boben @ertbiddsune, Die er in
@usiibung ieiner aunit genoB, Der
21derlidfeit preisgob. als er emit
BON einefn erfolgreiaen @oitfpiel aus
2onoon beimfebrte, ser5dbIte er i'm
Soper ieines Barrier Sbeaters ben
i'm umringenben 9etamnten nit lau.
ter Stimme BON ieinen Sriumpben
uno gob babel ieiner 4rrogan5 oeut.
liden @usbrud.
.Rudoem Der 8onig meinem er.
item Muftreten beigeruobnt bate, !"
iagte er nit ei1lem unnada5mli6e1
@eiidtsollsorud, oberIangte Ell Mid
natiirlid 81 ipreden, uno iG aiaubte
bieiem @unidJe aud nadlfommen 81
fonnen. galo 6efono i'd mid osln
aoniee seeeniiber, Der boderfrert
bon meinem 9eiude 81 iein idien.
lqein foum bate Die llnterbaltung
%begonnen. ba bemerfte id, oaB Der
aonig herleqen pur6e, meme @egen.
mart ifuhterte i'm offenbur Elm. Sd
bemiibte mid nun, einen barmloien
Son on5uihlagen, uno es gelailg mir
pirflid, BEN &onig oabin 81 brin9en
boB er iid 10 eemiitbli6 nit mir I'M.
terbielt, als ob CT einen gang gepobn-
Iihen Wenihen Dor fih Bate"
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Der lSIaneniner gGentano miirbe
lid unteriteben, om penieiten ober
CIT ei1em Sonntog 5u leieit. Sdon
ant Sonnabeno-Mbeno meIben ol1e
0rudi6raften Die 9eitung beiieite
eeleet unb erit am Muntaglnor9e1s
olrfen iie mieoer beriibrt meroen.
Ni6t einmol Elm @irtsbaus belttt
Die fletne, lonoerbore @emeinoe.
@ommtlt6e getpobner bon Slang
lpin, Manner pie Srarell, itnb
itrengite abitinen5Ier. 9etn Sroptctl
geiItigen @etrdnfes fontl1t iernaIs
ilber lire Sippert, peber an @od)en.
nod an Seiertogen, 6ertn es gilt ols
i6mere Siinoe, Nur cine ein5ige
9tusnob1ne tit NIT eeiitIider Grfaub-
mis- 5rlaiiig: @enn ein lultges
Mao6en iid einen Woltn nilnmt,
i6rettet Die 8routmrtter oo5u, gier
81 brauen, oaB born Die @od5eits-
eaite in gang fleinen Menger genie
ben 6iirfen.
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tematiihen unb acknowledgements
li6en Sofultdten ibren Sts babeli,
gebaIten. @r bat nit oieicm @or-
trog sroBen 8eifan er5ielt unc
ideint aud iebr ~intereiiant eeipro-
6en 81 baben. Gin GROCER gorteil
fir i'm lit es, baB er Der fron50-
iiiden Sprade 5iemlid madtig 1T
uno beionoers pid)tise StcGen ici'
nes engliiden 8ortroges ~fran5oiiid
~tpieoerbolen fonnte. Sci ben gm.
pfansert uno 9iners brohte ct ieine
Sooite imrner in fran5oiii6er
Sprofe aus. Mebnlid 10 ipirb's
ouf mol in 9eutldlonb Jeben
benin 10 niel mir miiien ipri6t er &C.
niiseno oeutid, Tim iid in 2eutidj
unterbalten uno auh furSe Geoen
in oeutider Sprade bolten 81 font
11en.
Son Boris fabrt er nod Sfanoi,
naoien Def 6tStodbolm Gbriitionia
uno &openboeen unb oann fommt
er nod Berlin. @as bei oieler
9teiien 3ooiepelt's ouf uns 2eltte
bier I'M 2anbe einen beionoers eu-
tenn ginbrud MAIDEN mub, ods 1T
Ole groBe 2iebensmiiroisfeit, nil
melhes Ser @r=Br1iioent iiberon
empfongen miro. Sier ullb ba flingt
aueroiugs oud Elm Mistou nj Del
@~infommeneruB binein, suie 8. 9.
cine flerifale 3eitung in Baris Ell
mem re1t aldermen @rtifel iiber
Moolebelt brodte uno &crr Mori-
milan &aroen, Ser befanntlid iiber
Giles berfGGt, oas ni6t lit ieinem
&ram poBt, einen re6t ban1iiden
bdBliden unb peritanbnisloien Mrti-
feI peroffentIi6t bot, o6cr oieie
Stimmen perbaIlen bod in ben au=
gemeinen 8eifansiubel. Dian mag
biele @eiie nun einen Mft perioltli-
der @iteIfeit nerlten ODER ni1t,
9otio6e lit ieoenfans, bab, nellr
Gooiebelt nit ibr Elm gitelfeitsper-
langen befriebiat bas, nebenbei ge-
iagt, burddus niht unberehtigt
lpare, er aud 5ueIei6 ieiuem Gait
De niist. Denn oieie @eiie init III
rem Snationen miro Die Ser. Stoo-
ten ben europaiiden 2anoerll nabcr
britgen, als ireenb etmas o1oeres es
6isber getan bat.
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notiZ an Steuerzabler.

Die ftdotii6en Stertern fir oos
6isfoIiabr 1909 (beginneno am /.
SUM 1909 uno enoen6 amt 81.
Wfai 1910 iino fdaig uno 5ablbnr
in Der Office oes itdotii6en Gtelter-
Solicitors, 3imnter geo. 16, Stoot.
&oae, bonn /. 9lpril 1910 bis gum
81. Moi 1910, obne Sntereiien,
Strofen uno Soften tpenn por oe.u
1. SUM 1910 be5ablt.
grDan GaIagbaH,
ateitiert: Wapor.
Treb Sries, Stabt.GIerf.
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Staat OTTO, xoIeDo.
Sltcd3 O. n1tnfh SS

grant 5. G1enep bef6tp5rt, DAT
Ct Der dltere Yartner Ser Sirma S. s
@be1eb nnb 6 o. lit, pel6e @eiddfs
te III Der Stabt Solebo. in o~bengerlannz
tenn gonltp unb 9taate, tut, uno baf
6eia9te Sirma Die 9umme bon / n:
bunbert 9oIIars fir ieben Sea
BON &atarrb be5obIen niro, Der ourd ben
@ebraud bon GALS &atarrb f.
Sur ni6t gebeilt tperoen fann.
Sranf S. 6 + e II Ell,
Bei6iporen Don mir unD inter
fdrieben in meiner @egenpart
am 6. September q. 9. '86.
SiegeI,
q. SO. @Ieafon n, offentIider 0otar
9an's &atarrbs&ur miro innerIid) eez
nnmmen unb ipirft brett auf bas 8Iui
unb Die i6leimigen Sberfldden bes GU
TENS. 2aBt @u9 3eusntfie fret aue
iGtden.
s. s. gbeneb& Co., SoIebo. g.
8erfauft bon allen N~potheten. 75c.
9aH's Eamilien~Ei1en iinb Die beitel,.
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Gin @eiberSOrf.

Bon einem ipuiloerli1el, Nara6ies
Der Granenrehtlerinnell eii,ert fiei.
iten Dorfe i'm iiioIi9en Bembrofe.
hire in 8eltpaIes, giebt S. @il-
liams Sbomas cine intereI{anteS d,il.
oernng.
Bon ser Meeresbran6ulla ilnltoii
liegt bier 5piiden Iauidigen Jorlten
cos fleine 9orf 2langpilt, eine aftc
|rlamif6e Mniieblung, in Der I'M
Sommer biele eneIiide Di6ter urt6
Sdriftiteaer grbolung nnO anre-
eung inden.-2laneipin iiebt unter
Der Serrid)aft Der Srau; i'm aauIe
bon Sabrbunberten bat iie lite Gid.
tigfeit erprobt uno Sen Wialrt laGi
lno nod in BEN @intereruno &c.
er1itat.
Seit @enerationen iir1o es Sic
Trauen, Die bier ben ltnterbolt fir
aie camille berbienen; a~IntorseltO.
li6 NIT Dem eriten CONCENTRATE
aebt Die Grau an 6ie Mrbelf, Der
Scam aber bIeibt oabeim, plsi oie
&ii6e, mdidt Die aIeioer uno ipieIt
Die &one zines Gienltuaoaens.
0enn Die 5rou als grnoDrerin ocr
6amilie lit aud 8afienperlpqTieri1l
lie ipablt uno fauft iogar Ole SouE-
tagsfleioer fir. ibren Mana ielblt.
Set @~enerotionel1 perridtet Die
Srau marnlihe @rbeit, uno DON Sesli.
genoauf miro fie ba5u er5ogelt. 4eip
llntuetter fam iie abbalten: tie i'll
forperlid abgebdrtet uno frGftigi:c
lie ruoert nie nur elm Mafroie, lie
hanobabt Die Siidernese nit Der
Sad6unbigfeit zines ,~peiB6artige1
5ii6ers, uno aud int Sturm ipeiB
iie NIT elmer 8altbIiitigfeit ibr flei.
ltes Boot gu fiibre,t, Die man6em
Wonne. gbre MAIDEN tpiiroe.
Die 8eiteaune Der biirftigcu Sat.
ten VT Dem gbenlann i~iberlaIien.
Sier iatet uno erdbt er uE6 5ieGt
oas wenige @emiiie, Dos Ole 5amilie
6enotigt. 9enm oa5la mailgelt es
Ger fiibnen Gii6erin an Belt. Sbr
Irbeitsfelo in oas Steer, mo- file ibre
Nese auspirft. 8ag 2ano 1T nur
iniofern sibre Domaile, olg iie bort
lire 8eute gu @elb ma6t.
SSn ibrer malerii6en 2onnestradt,
benz ielbitgewebten rotten giod, bcm
mettererprobten Sil5but uno benz
loie iiber Die Sdulter gclporfenen
roen Shal, aiebt Tie our6 Die Stra.
ben uno perfauft lire Slide uno
Iititerr, Inn ben nd6Iten Sag tpie.
Der bin~aus5uaieben uno nere 9eute
81 iuden.
Ntir ein @orre1t beg Marnes bo.
ben oieie ipaferen Sraucn ualaloe.
toitet gelaiien: ben @anleinocrot.
sic boben meoer 2uit nod Belt, ith
oamit 5u beihaftieen, uno ilber(ai.
fen es la6elnb BEN M1nilerll, III
idpunenonen &eoen iber @o[ uno
Web Der @enteinoe 5t oeGattirer
u1o 81 politifiercn. Mneroing5 iin6
fie nidt penig ltol5, penn es oeut
Manne eelinet, irger1o elm Gbren-
ONT i'm @emeinberot 5l errinsen.--
@an5 onbers dig in Dem @iielborf,
oas CLARA 8iebig gum Sdjotplas
ibres bieI gefeienen &omanes ge.
nGblt, iino Die iittliden lino religi0.
len &nidauuneen.
Die often itreneen, puritaniiden
9robitionen fino nod beute i'll Die
fem meltentriidten @eiberoorf in
8eltung. Riemols niro int Dorfe
actonst, oenr oas p1re Si;iiGc, utib
0iemano piiroe tpaeen,. ie cine Iufa
fiibrung ODER golfsbeluftigung 81
beronitalten.
9as Spiel lift itreng nerboten, ia
ielbit Momare tperoen niht geleIen,
benm berlei fiibrt nur 5u GottIofis.
feiten. Die BtbeI uno Elm fleines
4irhenblatt iin6 bic ein3ige 2eftiire
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Der 9Gmpn Der Quft

lit Der aefm bon Ga Grippe. 1erle[.
be er6eugt ShmGde, @erpoiitat 9(e.
pathological nit l1noronungen Der
2eber uno 0ieren. electric 8itters
reinigt oas 8Int, ftGrft bcn Mtagen
uno bringt 2eber uno Nierelt ME.
Der in Sr6nune. 1ar SOC. 8oue Sit-
frieoenbeit gorantiert Don alien
Drugqiften.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
LOCAL FANS
PICK JEFF
Only Eddie Fahey and Tim
Blair Pin Faith on Jack
Johnson
EXPERTS THINK BATTLE
WILL GO rs ROUNDS

The general expressions Of opinion
among those who in some way or other
arc Identified with the local pugilistic
game is that Jenries Will ac the victor
over johnson Those who figure John
son will win base their opinion on the
belief that Jenries cannou come back
The following statemcn' shows Just how
some Of the local wiseacres feel about
the great battle booked In Reno.
Eddie Fahcy-"lt Is against an laws
of nature for Jemrios TO come back after
four years absence from the game. John
son IS not "a top-notcher but I look for
him TO win inside Of 10 rounds. "Jen''
is not tho Jenrles OF old"
Jnks Kclley-lt looks Ike nothing but
Jenries to me. The big fellow Is there,
and have not the slightest doubt but
that he will deliver the goods next Mon
day. The length Of the battle will de-
pend considerably upon how johnson will
fight him. / am sorry that ! did not ar
range TO go. but ] did not care much for
the way accommodations are being made
in Reno ] would have gone had the
original plans 70 hold the battle IN san
Francisco not been changed. BILLY
Muldoon has pronounced "Jon O. *. and
that IS good enough for me.
Peter Cassidy II Jenries has como but
halfway back" he will win easily IL
is a case OF a stake horse and a sell
ing platter. and IL Jenrios. the stake
horse. is only IN halfway condition.
Johnson. the selling platter. will finish
mighty poor second In a two-horse race.
Harold Harvey--l consider Jenries a
real sure thing No matter how mucn
Johnson hits Jenrles he will not hurt
him. even though he has not Come back"
as so many people believe. Fitzsimmons
told me that ne Bit Jemrios hundred
times and never hurt him. and ] believe I
that old "Speckled Bob" could hit much 4
harder IN those days than can johnson 4
now. will be a greatly surprised per- 1
son il Jefries does not win in rather
short order
Bin carter-I don't know what fight you
arc talking about"
Arthur Suilivan-The exceptional con-
dition 10 which Jcmries has brought him
self makes IL certain to me that ne is
as good as ever and that ne will win
handily. johnson has never fought any,
one Of any caliber aud will be so sur
prsed when he stacks up against man
Of Jenries' admitted strength and ability
that he will be just aching for the bout
to'come 20 a hurried finish.
Johnny Jones-Of course sec nothing
to it but Jeffries. I think he is as good
man as ever
Joe There Is nothing to il
but JEFF Ihad intended TO see him land
the Knockout punch, but missed my
train"
Bobby Francis-We all have to admit
that Johnson has youth in his favor and
that he otherwise handicaps Jenries. but
I am counting on JEFF 10. win providing
the fight does not go longer than twenty
five rounds.
Tom Blair-They say johnson never lick
ed good map Well be is not going 10
lick atgood man this time Jen has gone
back. He will have 10 GO some To win.
John Rex-of course Jen will win. Tie
has got tie fight half won to-day.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
NOT ENOUGH
GLOVE WORK
COrbett CritiCiSeS JeffrieS for
: Neglect But Says He'll
+ Win at That
WOMEN WILL NOT
SEE THE FIGHT

BY Max Balthazar
JEFFRIES TRAINING CAMP. MO- |
ANA SPRINGS, RENO, New, July L.
If there lis any question remaining as
to Jim JeHrics condition II is 10 do
with his boxing and while there has
been an almost constant cry on the
part of his admirers for glove work, II
has not been until within the past
week or so that things have come to
a crisis right within his own camp.
Jim Corhett, the supposed Moses.
who was chosen TO lead big Jim out
Of the wilderness IN upper cuts and
left labs has shown signs of rebellion.
Gentleman Jim took to heart the many
criticisms offered because Of Jen's
failure TO do more boxing. and felt
that some odium attached 10 himself.
He became quite free In his talk Of
! Jeffries evident Indifference Jefries
| he insisted needed more boxing. With
| in the past few days Corbett has de-
/ olared that I'm his opinion Jeiiries is
! making a most serious mistake-in
negiecting 10 make his sparring part
ners do more work.
Corbett. ever since he announced
himself ready TO box with his two
time conquerer has shown that he was
disploascd with the manner in which
his gloves we're sighted. Il remained
however. for friend 10 point out
that since he Joined the big fellows
camp. Corbett has had the gloves ON
with Joffries just seven rounds.
"I have done the best | can said
Corbett Il have pleaded with JEFF
fries 20 do more boxing. He needs it
Morning after morning | have begged
him 10 put on the gloves with me He
has invariably promised but when tho
time came he was not there. OF
course. there is so little time left now
in which the big fellow can do glove
work, that il is hardly worth TO both
er about Il. but I am really sorry JEFF
has not done more boxing. At that ht
is going to win But the failure on hi!
part to do more boxing will be yer.
evident before the battle is over
While there will be many women a.
the ring side. including almost the en-
tire divorce colony here. Mrs. Jeffriol
aud the other women Of the Jeffriel
party will not witness the fight. In
stead they will receive ring side re
ports of the battle over a special wire
Similar arrangements have been made
at the Johnson camp, the negro no
caring to take chances Of starting
demonstration by having his wife ap
pear within the arena.
Tex Rickard and Jack Gleason
again announced to-day that ther
: would be no preliminaries and tha
the fight will start promptly at l3
D. m, Pacific coat time.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
Reed is Released.

release OF Leonard J. Reed from tbs
Brookwood team.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
English Sports Pick
Jeffries to Win Fight

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
LONDON. July belief that Jeffries
will win his fight with Johnson is grow
ing in England as the even money be-
ting of to-day shows. Two days ago
johnson was 10 to z favcrite and IL Is
estimated that the members Of the Ma
tion Sporting Club alone have wagered
s2oo000 on the black man at this and
even longer prices. English sporting
writer's, who almost to man pick john
son to win, say that tho change in tho
betting is due more to the final OUT
cropping of race prejudice than to any
change in sporting opinions1
Evening journal., 1910-07-01
FOURTH OF JULY SPORTS

NEW CASTLE COUNTY LEAGUE.
Wilmington Gas Co. vs.. Rrookwood.
Front and Union streets, ct 1880
O'clock.
RiVerview vs.. dupont, Front and
Union streets at 3.15 o'clock.
There will be no afternoon came at
Riverview Park.)
sEMI-PRoFEssIoNAL LEAGUE.
Morning;
Peerless VS.. Highland, at Rockford
Madison vs.. Newport, at Newport
fremont VS.. Landlith, at Lsndlith.
Afternoon.
Peerless VS.. Newport, at Newport.
Highland VS.. fremont, at Rockford.
Madison VS.. Lsndlith, at LandIith.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE.
St. Msry's vs.. ST. PauI's, at ST. PsIi's
St. Peters vs.. St. AIMS, at st. Aan's.
St. EIizabeth's VS.. ST. Hedwis's, at
ST. Hedwig's.
ALL-WILMlNoToN LEAGUE.
No games scheduled.
OTHER SPORTS.
Matinee Racing t.30 p. M, at Wsws-
set Driving Park.
Golf, Wilmington Country Club.
Evening journal., 1910-07-01

not know what to do inquire Of the
officers, whose duty it is to tell you.
One-half of the disappointment and
trouble Of the fair is occasioned BY
relying on hearsay. Attend to your
business yourself. If il is wrong you
know where the blame lies. Read the
rules and assist in enforcing them.
Don't forget that mistakes will occur
where thousands of people are congre-
gated. The board endeavors to do JUS
tice 10 ALL Entries will close in the
live stock department on August 13.
and in all other departments on Au-
gust 20. 1910. No entries vii be re-
ceived after these dates and no cor
rections will be made in any Of the
records after Saturday, August 81,
1910. at 6 p. M"