The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-06

f.rE Johnson WAS s'.V'V""
a lin Jeifrles went down ior me
s;n,v NV cont of the Sl0l 900 purse X
~,pr,omtsd TO $50. 500. bonus !.
SSso and he sold his picture in :
ID for $4,000, j
"a an Johnson's hands. He re- :.
IN per cent Of the purse, :.
0,,,rr to $40. 400. the bonus of :
an and he sold his picture inter-
scr sci. .6e6. making his total =
-ma The owners OF the picture
are calculating on a million
Ihs profit {.
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no, New, July 5.--Ja:nes j. JEFF
whose great ring career came to
shl end when he fell before
MON Jack johnson in the arena
Yesterday, left the scene of his
4 al 1880 O'Clock tonight. He is
a toward his alfalfa ranch in
'sn California. and there IN the
al his fields, surrounded by the
tist he loves, he will try TO for
N The meantime he will spend q
0ays in San francisco stralghten-
d his business affairs.
Jeffries car was hltched to the
n evening train. He motored
iie city from his camp at Moana
la with Sam Berger and other
iers Of his party an hour before
Tine. and hid himself as soon as
AIs from the curious gaze OF the
i that still throngs the streets OF
Nlld' q fight capital.
Broken in Spirit.
. bis every stumbling movement, in
. hred head, in the depths of his
- eyes, in his nervous rubbing of
/ IHullen face and blackened eye, in
|aln@t tinid shrinking from the pub
Zoe great Jeffries showed that his
ID had dealt him a vital blow and
d he never again would be the man
|E few hours ago.
-He was silence as he passed
|cqh the streets. The men rushed
\ from the gambling rabies to gaze,
10 word of taunt or derision was
10 AZ him. Those who saw that
aud that includes nearly every.
n IL Reno, say that Jeffries did his
y The train was lost in the red
\ that the sun shed over the Sier-
JeffEles was gone into history. In
olher direction, somewhere IN the
- to the east, hilarious band Of
NJ WAS ionrncying. with the ban
q the worlds championship float
4 1fom tho car window.
5tlal trains have been pulling out
Keno all last night and all day,
|ng to get 10000 visitors back home.
5zands stood for hours, grips in
z at the railroad station waiting
4 The first to Chamber into the next
Town Still Lively.
|,er thousands gave it up and de-
3 10 wait over for lighter traffic
consequence the gambling houses
INNING full blast and the main
= presented the aspect Of a from
hlling camp at the hei~ht of n
Snke A determined effort was
by the losers in the fight bet.
y recoup their losses, and at last
'als there were many who will
yp Tire home for more money. The
'9slal condition of hundreds HIT by
.'gnt and the games is desperate.
'-s'e was an air Of great weariness
sung the crowds. The restau-
4 we're recovering from the ia
me freight trains were alive with
Eng noboes and thieves sent out Of
I oy the ever.vigilant state police.
pafioons were filled with listless.
rguenchlng groups. the poolroom
h sIe settling up their bets.
5etting at Tom Corbett's off.
puHoom was not as heavy as had
eipceted- Corbett, however, de-
~ @mself satisfied. The lack Of
IN money was a surprise. The
1Ss INDIVIDUAL loss on record in the
.voa, was that suffered by Clarence
a AZ tne nc, California OIL operator, He
NSgO0 on Jeffries.
Many Men Go Broke.
'sacng = the sporting men left here
not q dissenting opinion as to
!, 'usnse s OF the fights end. Many
os0tnlng but their return tickets
4 lor their Judgment on the out,
css oat that Jeffries ever had q
-, |itn the wonderful negro nc
rjt !, oe found now who is willing To
,Ison %na s coolness. his rcpari'ee in
utS.vs The terrible power of his
lsrso 1ls marvellous Judgment of
1 l ora ana his almost uncanny quick.
n uV Mpoxlng skill, is the talk Of the
nj men are living the fight over
na9 w round, As long as they live
4. MI N VIII forget the pitiful spec
q nsnt SteIfries AT the mercy Of the
'WSs. Ssslhor In the fifteenth round.
sYE'. WINS the matter with Jef
ftius sumo asked. A well-knowr
!friss anthority who talked with
'sti !'s,ttior luis morning answered this
~. whipped Before Fight.
ma was whipped before be lcf,
i MAJ springs for the ringside,o sai(
bssaa. He felt that he was t,
la iVse nc the coIored fellow and i
b anrach aluch for him TO face. AS tn,
,as spssaoached his nervous condition
ovs, ,uen that his mind lost all con
inS;odnis ms body: Tt began Saturday
'dara ara,Ssated itself in Various ways
ssltaght he did not sleep a wink
of fbaa ABOUT his room and looked
NJ e aa windows, Yesterday morn
In tha hSse little breakfast. When il,
te NV, srs eornor in the ring. Choynski
'Rbv his hands. exclaimed.
.apd Jim, your hands arc as colt
''onds thought even then tha
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