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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01

There b still a chance to get on
the Spokane police for any likely
young man that can measure up to
the standard In brains and Drawn.
The first batch of % applicants
examined to fill the 10 positions of
patrolmen created by the city coun-
ell proved to be long on muscle but
short on mental qualifications, and
as result another examination
will be held Monday morning by
Police COMMISSIONER Teurke to fill
three of the 10 places as yet re-
naming untitled.
In setting the standard of mental
attainments necessary the police
commissioners agreed that the ap.
plicants should be required to make
an average of go per cent in the ex.
animation. Only 10 made this aver.
age and of these it was found that
two were disqualified in the phys
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01

sFolIoH( the quashiAg Of the IN.
dictmei1e Against County Clerk G,
e. Atkinson by Judge ]. Stanley
Webster yesterday Afternoon, Pros.
ecutor Fred G. Pugh announced
that he viii file infoFmations
against William Stafford and G. b.
Atkinson, following the action Of
the grand jury In indicting the two
county officials.
Mr.. Pugh will ask that special
prosecutor be appointed to act In
the Stafford case, as the indicted
poor farm superintendent is an
uncle of the prosecutor. D. w.
Hurn was appointed to try the first
case.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01
MA 7IONAL SUPERINTENDENT
OF w. C. r. u. HERE

Mrs. j. M. Graham Of New York,
national superintendent of the w.
G. T. u, a woman prominent in the
equal suffragist movement, is in
this city and u.s. spending a few
days as the guest of Mrs. F. E.
Michaels at her home, E49 Euclid
avenue.
Four years ago, when Mrs. Ora
ham was in Spokane, she held sew
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01
TO ELECT SUFFRAGE
CLUB OFFICERS

The regular meeting of the Spo-
kane Equal Suffrage club will be
held in the chamber of commerce
assembly room, basement of the
Hutton building, on the evening of
January instead OF January IL.
Business of importance, election of
officers. etc, will come before the
meeting. The following interesting
program will be rendered; Inter.
national Suffrage hymn; piano Sc.
lection, Hiss Partridge: nightin'
gale song, Mrs. Cyril Ward; ad
drese, woman Suffrage" H. l.
Hughes; Evening Love song. Miss
Hasel Coates.
a full attendance is desired.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01
TURKISH OFFICIAL
IS ASSASS|hATED
(By United press)

CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 81
News was received here today OF
the assassination Tuesday Of Has
sen Thin Pasha, governor general
of Yomen valley, while en- route
from Sana to the Red sea. Hassen
was recently charged by young
Turks with being responsible for
granting valuable concessions and
franchises to foreigners without
sufficient return to Turkey. His
assassination Is directly attributed
to this sQuabble. There are no de-
tails of the crime.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01
PAVED AVENUE
TO THE EAST

The property owners in the south
east part Of the city have In con-
temptation long line Of street
paving that will extend from the
business section Of the city to the
bluff. This paving Will be laid on
the new Southeast boulevard and
Vim run from ~ beginning Of 10
bonlayaxd 70 Ei8Ateen1h ayeouei
oboge ne hill oveslo0kfug the An
mont dlnff1ct. Over one'h4)l - ~
~ oNnern hase algeo1y eoQ1e(
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01

eral meetings and did d great deal
of work among the postmen, rail-
roadmen and In the different shops
here and at Hillyard This time,
however. she ID suffering from y
throat affliction and viii not ~
able to speak.
Mrs. Graham will 90 to Cheney
today and on to California -tolrfh
row.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01

Editor Spokane Press-I would
like to congratulate Mr.. M. c. King
on his physical definition of a kiss.
And also on his luck in winning
the second prize. l would also like
to ask how many dictionaries and
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01

physiologies he used in bringing
those two orbicular oris muscles to-
gether? And also, Mr.. King, would
you please say that over again, and
say it just little slower, for kthe
benefit of the Spokane Humane so
ciety. A Contestant.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01
CAPTURED
fRy United Press)

(By United Press)
GUTHRIE. Okla, Dec. 31.-One
robbie was killed and two were
wounded. one perhaps fatally. when
they were surprised by officers
while trying to rob bank at Hur.
rah early today. Both of the
wounded men were captured.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01
THE PUBLIC SQUARE

Dedicated everything except personal
quarrels and family fshs ohe riss what you thnk
about 800 words and sign your
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-01

ssntay ~ Daily frssa
Per sveelS:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-02

KIBBEY'S PRICE, $1.5O-Brussels Net Guimpes
white or cream with long sleeves and 100
pretty shaped collar. Sale price. ~
KIBBEYS PRICES. $500 to discrimination
Irish Crochet Garniture, with long panels
sides, forming a beautiful trimming for
evening summer gowns. Sale price, @S 40
KIBBEY'S PRICE. 25c-Real Princess *
Lace Rabats double tab. Sale price. hUS
KIBBEYS PRICE, $1OO-Large. Round, Flat
Lace Collars of point venice linen RO~
bined with point venice. Sale price. OVS
KIBBEYS PRICE, 25c-Linen Dutch Collars
with one row Of fagoting; we'll known unc
make; sizes II to IAN. Sale price. ~
KIBBEYS PRICE, $2OO-Imtation Egyptian
Head or Shoulder Scarfs. In white. black. green
or red, with silver spangles Sale 81 %
KIBBEY'S PRICES. csc to 81 .5O-Head Throws
OF Jap silk. and some of crepe de chine. in
maise nile reseda and old rose. Sale SOr
.
KIBBEYS PRICE, $29s-Pont Venice Lace
5arnttureS with straps over shoulders
forming a bodice waist trimming. Sale SH 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-02

K1BBEY'S Wash Waists, sold at $500
and $3.50; made OF fine lingerie cloth Persian
lawn and dimity checks: fasten front or hack
styles; in pleated. tucked and trim
med effects, having fine i'm 10 -
ported embroideries and edgings. I'll S0D
Our price, this sale. ................. ~AeOO
klBBEY,S Wash Waists, sold up to
$500: made OF hne French lawn and lingerie
cloth: Handsomely trimmed with all-over en-
broidery. lace Jokes and imported M~ -
medalI0ne: some hand.embroid. - y GhQb
cred. Our price. this sale. .......... ~~sOO
KIBBEY'S Wash Waists, sold up to
$3.50: made OF sheer lingerie cloth. organdies
embroidery and lace trimmed styles; some with
fancy yokes and fancy trimmed 80 M
fronts: also few hand embroidered 81 = SD
styles. Our price for this sale...... %@eO
KIBBEY'S Wash Waists, sold up to
5000; made OF imported embroidery. cluny and
Irish laces with German and Italian val lace
trimmings; with all-over n 80
broidery. some hand-embrodered- S.H. rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-02

Kibbey's stock of
VEILINGS
KfBBEY'S PRICES, 25c to 35c a
yard-Mesh Veilings, in new conceits, in
Guiding magpie Our sale price, n e.
yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Il DC
KIBBEY'S PRICES, soc to ooc
yard-Mesh Velings, in latest
styles SIN; including .d1 maybe Our Or
KIBBEY'S PRICE, SI.5o-Chiffon
ys SSs esas' Our q al sal. s'1Sds ~ csc
KIBBEY'S PRICE, SoOO-Glace
Chiffon Wells, with shaded borders:
81 inches wide; 2h yards long Our IS KID
KIBBEYS PRICE, 69c-Mesh VeiIings import
ed effects in cookie brown and other
colors; self colored coin spots or leaf ef- -
fects: Is and 80 inches wide. Our sale xUC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
JACK JOHNSON DOPES
OUT The Big FIGHT

o. reach than ! have milne being
~ Inches bui thai aiii not matter
asffries 10 about half an inch taller
ihan { am bat al { ana re- quarter -
an inch over aik feet in my stock
ingH. Size difference in height be-.
tween pc Do "a small matter fhaf car
ries no particular advantage
q have always bad a great deal -
respect Cor Irffrira ~ r1ufsn. and
have booked upon hin aH wonder
fgl Fighter. bot O. toll fhe truth.
60 not think be- Ia az supd nos - 80
was ifr may BE- atis Co enter the
finH in the ieei 81 shape. bui shrn
H comes Go a question q stamina
ard che ability 90 rerup~rafe b. viii
nat BE- there
q thimk GrffrisH slu find himself
in q condition similar 90 that ia
which Battling Nelson was in HE
resent flkhi with WniEa~t 30 has
previous battles Nelson was always
thsra sin The comeback no matter
how hard he wha pressed h1t when
Wulga-f fought him fn a afandatiii
hs found be no longer haf ne won
dsfful reserve power 90 call upon
That viii he the case with Irffrira
Nhen his strength begins 90 icaFc
him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
THE DISCOVERY" or ADDIE JOSS

Joss went along This way ali year.
and next season be showed up sick
again The doctor gave hlm some
pills and cured him and Addle grew
strong iie filled out and began 90
pitch IKE "a whirlwiud
'I0HG did Ho well the second soar
! know some big league club would
grab him. so ! told strObol. and be-
decided tp 40 20 Adde'S home. ln-
vIie him 90 spend 70 few weeks in
Toledo md keep him under cover H0
no one would find him
This was Just before Easter nnd
Addie didn't want 90 leave home un
iil after thai day Ie pegauaded
Htr0bel % return ~ Toledo. promls
ing io follow later Aud "a couple OF
days af'crward Bll Armour slipped
INTO Juneau with Charlie Romfrs
b1nk ron ono signed Joss"
This l4 the story told By Bob
GlhB eT biz league pitcher. minor
Tongue manager and now scout
ITO doesn't include tbe fact how
ev0r. that 8irobcl never paid I.awis
thnt i25 Cor turning up Addls joss
although ho admits % was with the
understanding that ho r0ooivo this
much that Lewis tipped OF the
whereabouts u the present Amari
can league star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
moRpgcAt BROWN.

NEW ORLEANS, April g. Now
comes M0rdecai Three Fingered"
nrawu. the Cubs wonderful pitcher.
60 shoot hoiaa ia she idea that the
miaalug first digit ~ hia pitching
hand Is responsible Tor hts great
work iu the box
"its the twist and snap % the
wrist. ard net the STUMP 81 my lnaeR
finger, that is responsible for ny
pitching ability" says Brown. AZ he
watched the Cub recruits working,
In the iiRht 90 tho numerous
stories written by thu Cubs prrss
agents. this Il a startling statement
fhe public has been told stories tn
che effect that Il Brown hadnt run
ais sight hand into = corn chopper
~ some other finger-ciipping MAJ
chine. ho never would DO she mar
vui ~ The mound he T..
tuaanuch as Brown owns tha nu-
tiiated hand. be ought to know moro
about g than anyone elise, 81 that
hts statement can BE- taken Tor a.
fum value
Any pitcher Nith = Fast curve
hall VIII tell sou he Keia q BY a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
FAKE COLLECTORS
GET COLLEGE
COIN
Willing Workers Said to
Be Grating on the Mer-
chants in the Name Of
Sport.

Crewman at the university are
angered At the aeurvy trick that IL
being put over by couple % fake
collectors" down town These men.
q Il alleged. make a practice ~ go
ing % the merchants down town ana
soliciting money for the sake of
sport az the school
The game IL an easy one for mer-
chants. both f0f unselflsh and self
ish reasons, Rre liberal IN donations
90 anything that benefits college
sport
However when bona fids men
come round with advertisements FOR
the paper or periodical The men re-
bel. saying that they are being con-
tlnuaiig BLEED The board ~ control
denounced the dishonest practice AZ
its last meeting and IL masking
every effort % stop a. Next year
downtown people will be asked 20
give no money unless they see that
Il will be Of direct advantage %
them.
Rowing has benefited more than
any other sport by subscription. and
II varsity oarsmsn find out who is
working the game. thsrsli be- one
more sucker ~ Lake washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05

SAN FRANCISCO. April 8 Tho
dove ot peace o. sin FAR from flui
terlng over The local promoting
situation. not having recovered from
me swift kick Jim Cofroth gave a.
when be announced that he had
matched Abe Atfoll and lem Dris
coll 10 fight in Dos C0lma arena on
the afternoon of July 2 Coffroth.
Jim Griffin and Louis Blot arc the
favored ones undo fthe uew city nd
minlatratlou. and in addition 20 bis
ciiy permit Coifroth has the only
permit issued by San Mateo county.
Griffin who has the July city date.
realizing that things pugllHiic
would be on the fritz for some time
following the IoifJohnson battle.
decided To- take advantage OF the hr.
rival of the early birds and pull or
q battle on July q While he was
negotiating with Ketchel and Lang
ford Coffroth got into the game
and matched Attell and DhacOll for
the same afternoon Blot. not 10
be- 0uldone, began casting about for
a good card for June 30. he holdlhg
tbs June permit
Instantly the feathers began 10
III Griffin yelled war; Blot said
ten with everything. and Coffroth
sat light Aud tho result, 90 every.
one expected &C would, benefited
the Fighters Tho trlumvirnto had
nnraad 10 feeaII fha n1tarnUfoa and
make the fighters contest for what
they could draw on a percentage
basis, Of COURSE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
To BE CONTINUED

~ G o. a'nONAflD
Nos that Tvs reached fhs Fsfg top
Ana aafnsa mY nAaieam 81 praise
! ihiHh tfs tins Tor me 20 s3rb
Ard gumtHntH aH hFEeua dnrs
Discourse upeH The NEhts lss had
aWtH HhE#e4 ~ hfaau ard rir,fsa-
The merry battles Na@a ana bod
Thst make sba stpfF " mg lifa
NJ rlmN H#fasFi fiaH sell twin lock
Whsn haFs uhiBpsa ~ into FORM
o. KaabHiH NafNHfsghH book
NhsfH ears ta take the wnFif ~ storm
Aaf first 4 seFiaia la tlns
Fef HhEen fhs aatig pFsss ~ih fail.
HNaEfef aHtF spec 4utte fnF.
Win sHafftshfsa over AZ
Where aas hsfa haN / So bred
~ sfhaaslHE hos u = wnrf ara play
Hos 81 fhf asfshisaff smiled ar1 sald
70 80 & hfaiiiaHt Han nHlur HaN
49, fFsf FsaE hattla fifhi snne hauf
~ ffat SEQ fiiss With fall nuf strife
FfaF 90 saf BE % { hass 30 fouhf
Ehis tais - ~ aranifai nfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05

Young. Napoleon Taioie. Frank
Chance. Fielder Jones. Addie Joss.
John kilug Hans Wagner. and
might ruumarate many others Rhu
have retired gr are stili In the RHmn.
as rsamp'ea These men are re-
Hperfed HFer3 who're Hs models They
are che men who avoided the pit-
fuiia and followed the narrow path
which lrd f1 success The ynuue
BAN uiaFor who cmuiaieE them d
bound 90 succeed
To fhe young player Z aay. 81 you
are ambitious i0 succeed
Attend strictly 90 business
DON'T GET praise turn f0ur head
Don't iat poor season discnuf
age y0u. but stick eFeriaFtinalv at o.
Success eumcs when insai expected
Avoid dissipation az you would :
rattlesnake. a is the easy road 20
failure.
Accept the advice 0f older players
DOB the spirit % le offered
Don't think because you have p
fuccas-fui season you ore n wonder
Don't KICK over me traces ~ lm-
lglne the public c1rra what YOU 90.
lf sou can't agree win enc manage
mont only great stars can afford
% 90 thla and somctimf they cane
not
Don't bait the umpire. The most
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
on slLL cuRTI8s

~ NtAA YIN ta#f
eFcar nothing and never Doubt
complete suceesa
81 wrote me sfesi Napoleon. isho
was some Fighter by ths uaY and
tala rule % the mighty eWpffgr ls
me guiding las va the aeutal life
10 Champion Jack Johnsws - latk
- fear and perfect cert aiasY = com.
rlefs surt zee aiu. fahuaau be ai-
ready uau q viefnr3 esaF JsfHrH
Jef0irr H9aevsf theirs Hre. certain
other th'aNs such a. ahiatN 70 ftHht
uhirh wiil he necessary "A the OAK .
lard rars track neft f#fs 60 Niss
fbe negro an uuaneHiisnea fiNhf iQ
the hatN1 iEht title
70 hy ~ means expect go ieee She
tIaht aass johnson Huuw
have better left fhan jeff hun ard
ran fiNhf nm she defense nh weit az
ans umu living lm addition. J Figure
fnaf 3 atm fhr mare einhrr. Aifhuueh
prffriea So rumstderel jest So cleVci
ns : am ~ many pefsnnH.
q o. NOS look Tor walknAay
urbf bs nnY meaua fefffiss SnR Z
wonderful fighter before lie retired
8 supt pose ha siiii is a great fighter
hmi I am just eoncsited enaush Cd
fuiuk uat ! am better than iIe is
nna and therefore ] eEpect 60 vim
have been measured and thufuu8h
iY tested hF ur aefEuut q Harvard
university. ard he tells ne that
nm almost perfect - far - physical
development r. concerned. an
Younger than Tffffies I shall 30 "a
uy hest. sill have more stanlina
than he
HIaffrisa' weight iH reported - b
g15 pounds hut ] know that " Il
nearer 30 as pounds BE- sill nj
doubt fiEht ~ abu1t as ur aaa
Nuigh 1lQ pounds now bat / nNpnol
20 train down ard enter the rinE al
about 200 JrffrisH has e little iunK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
MUSIC INSTEAD OF
BOXING AT
FIGHT

NEW YORK. April s--Jack 0iea.
sou. one OF the promoters Of the
Jeffrlss,Johnson nght who Is here
today. has outlined tho plans which
he and Richard intend % carry out
on the day OF the scrap az EmoFy.
Vile In discussing The acheme hy
which Il Is hoped TO preserve order.
Gleason said
we viii have Pinkertun detec.
lives ~ the force Tor our ushers
There Will be- DO grating of any
sind. Tor the FIRST man caught at
this game VIII 81 promptly thrown
out Instead ug o pr limlnAHf bout.
wg viii have a popular band concert.
which sill BE- furnished by the best
musicians We can Nud around San
Francisco The aims VIII see firht.
ing enough when mo hig fellows
come together a. rule. pfeilm
mary fights are a i0kr. and this q
the principal reason why We have
decided 90 cot them oct.
There viii BE- 30 bar. aud 10
ilquor OF any Kind vfiil be- sold inside
the arena. Neither will We allow
the sale % peanuts or POP or sof'
drinks, for We don't want 10 take
airy chances 81 persons being hurt
in the event Of a bottle singing con
test All the fans Will be warned
rot % bring weapons With them
and all suspicious persons VII hs
searched az tho gale
JOHNNY Eyera laInea ~ cnh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
DAY OF BASEBALL RONDY PASSED, SAYS HERMANN;
MERE ABILITY NOT SUFFICIENT FOR MAJOR LEAGUES

suecsesfui players taks sha good ~ith
the haa snd consider IA al ~ the
days work
Play 60 wia- best ptsy fairly and
honestly Keep yourarif in good
physical condition Study che game
aH YHa uuait ans other interesting
problem.
Dont become afflicted with fha
Idea fhat Yau know u Hii n Ynu are
drafted 90 purt based by "a mafsf
lsaHaa eluh
Don't lusr heart 70 sou make au
arrar af q critical time best drfar-
mine not - repeat the 1ffsuae. Gone
fidencs ~ the facs ~ fire o. half tho
battle
When Yon do reach the majors.
remember Yuu are with The select
aud are recruit m you ahue the
proper spirit You wiii be- treated az
one ~ them. The day has m ssnd
when recruits SIRE huliYraERrd and
old players sisdiy heln youngsters
f th# newcomer shows the proper
MnEFlt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
BY AUGUST HERMANN.
Chairman National Baseball Com
rnixslSn.

The major leagues. meaning the
National and the American leagues
% baseball clubs offer 81 young
players what great corporations Of
Ter % office boys and junior clerks
advancement for merit ssii and
natural ability. and recognition for
work we'll done
The minor leagues are the inter
scholastic grades ~ baseball ard the
majors ars the intercollegiate. The
men who rise and remain Ia the ma
jors long enough 60 acquire com
petonce and a country Wlde repufa
ton are men who 20 into baseball
as they would g into any other
profession. and devote the seine III
tslligence and care % 1t that the
successful merchant dev0tes o. hts
business
The day Of the ro@dy has passed
in baseball The day % the carsie2s,
don't-cars player is passing. The
public demands the best ard ysill &C
cepe no suoEtituts. The men Who
sueceed are the ulsn vsho start ghs
ard stay right. u they show mere
than ordinary ability IN the m irer
lsaaass. they are tried out IN faster
company, ard Il they continue 70
improve they climb 70 the majors.
But the day has passed when ma
jor league managers wiii pick up
any and every minor Lacquer who
happens 20 display class. H must
also show that he is eager 20 adj
vance. willing 20 acquire knowledge.
and. above aii that he is free from
the evils which have ruined 80 many
promising players
The major league players are
beaet wlth temptations ~ which
the minor ieaEuer knows moth
fng New York. Chicago and
other great cities are generally
new to them The crowds which
invariably attach % the aucceas-
fui men in every bfaueh Of proc
fessioual sport are ready o. SINE
and dine them and thY need a
strong wiii and ea0l bead % re-
aist temptation.
Dozens NJ bail players have ac-
quired fortunes because ~ their
good SENSE and ability % save their
money Successful major ieNxuer
command large salaries. which WISE
~ Invested. net blk returnH { only
need point ~ Willie keeier "ty'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
MAKE SEATTLE WORK
Turks Win From Lincoln by to Score After Game
Replete With Snappy Sturts-Sea,te's -Four
Fingers Do Good Work.

these days Clarence % an old play
~. and he has a cordial Invitation
from Manager Mike 90 reduce hY
tho haseball method The question
~ uniform IL a stumble, hoNuf rr,
fnr 0craid's airth De- ample and uns
less Dug himself has "a suit. its
probable that g. D. win have %
make SHIFT with chefs cap and
apron.
The new eHtucldrra. collins and
Johnson. look better every game
Johnson iH quite "a Nnunwstcr hut
the WAY ho squares eff with hla bat
looks promising fnr some of those
S. feeds a 0efnld's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05


limiting that ohnson getting rubbed ,
strongly and close study leads N
belief prejudice mixed with
the law n bar that occurred 10 -
attention there would be the calendar N
divorces Indictments
People delight IN shaking their heads the sscs
hope black and predicting ss y
bars Also these point TO Jim Jsries
fighter should be in personal department Well
critcism9 Johnson big gooinatuFd Las
speed beet Of him when los M.
possible live well buy automobile tst
poke fresh ne snip Of his color who insa In
estmabe Mr. Jeffrea has figured
courts pulled little Of vshing H3
gambling debts Nevada he money sr
years later when passing through
avoided meeting bis creditors BY locking himself IN BIS
getting bis wife the collectors OFF OF the
sidoraby the cleaner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05

Every one directly and Indirect
ly interested In the Johnson-Jef.
fries fight viii be glad to hear Of
the champions safe arrival on the
Coast. where he will be under the
watchful eye Of trainers and 9th,
ors In his camp. who VIII assist IN
the noble work Of keeping him out
Of jail The days news doesn't
seem complete without an account
OF some bout between Jack and
the law. and the fact that no such
story has flashed over the wires
during the last few days. leads
some fight fans 70 believe that
johnson IL confined TO bis house
by illness
THE Nov Nnrk .mnrt mrLlnra
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