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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
Bose L chossn President.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. July AT
N adjourned mcotfrr II the board o.
trustees 81 III George Peabody
School for Teachers recently cndow-
"a with a million dollars by The ir1s-
tees 81 the Peabody education lund.
Wycki IT. Roe was elected pres dent
81 the school. 30 us- decided % To-
cate the Institution d the site of fhc
old Roger William. University. a me-
gro school just soa' vest Of the Van
dcrb Il University O. apps.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
TELEPHONE GIRL KILLED.
Rural Retreat Operator Is Struck by
Tram

WYTHEViILE VA. July Miss
Mamie waddle telephone exch-nS
operator al Rural Retreat, was killed
by early south bound passenger iEain
at Rural Retreat this morning. She
was going to hes work at the OK
change and wss walking on the Nor
folk and Western tracks. a rain and
hail storm was N progress and 4 Is
supposed th-t she did not hear the
approaching train. she vas knocked
some distance and died in q few mo-
mcnts Her mother lives in Cock
cts cove. near Wythcy.lic
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06

MONTGOMERY "A. July s.
Thomas J. Spa and J. x Joscs.
brs'ncss mon O.! Ofr. Al2baml. were
today added 10 fhc ls; 81 accused 10
thc Shrcyc iou,i -e rdic case. TIE
indictment char-r them with iupii
cation in gniaufri practices in IRE
failure Ct the Co. cn Mercantile Com
par,. OF Crcrrt<c. Alabama. part
cf the chain ol tic Shrcvc store
Roth were feiss-ei on bond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
Tar Commission Home.

RICHMOND. Va. July 5.-Foiio~-
ing a conference this morning be
tween speaker Byrd. nr Dourias =
Freeman rnd others VIA Covcrucr
Mann. fbe sfsfo tax commission as
given a permanent home on inc CLOAK
room 10 the house Of delegates 10 TIE
capitol baildirs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
FIGHT CASH RECEIPTS

RENO, July Sex Rickard
tonight gave out an official
statement of receipts and at
tendance at the fight. II shows
the total gate receipts totaled
S27o,775. Those paid admission
numbered 1880. All told, the
attendance is given at 1920.
There was sold 1883 seats at
$50; $50 at $40; ga at $50;
1905 at s25; 1857 at $40; 1,7o6
at SIS; and 5000 at $40.
The purse, with the bonuses
given the two fighters, amount
ed to 1921, 900 and Richard fig
ured that his experience at San
Francisco cost him about $780,
600. Thus he and his partner
Gleason will have a profit OF
about $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
YOUNG FoaoER SENTENCED.
Operator in Many Cities Gets Term in
Sing Sing.

NEW YORK. July William Bo-
land. a hoyish crook. credited by the
police with being one Of the cleverest
forgers in the East, was sentenced
here today to term OF not more Than
ten years nor les than five years IN
Sing Sing prison.
Though only % years old. Boland
was leader Of band which operated
not only in New York but IN Chica-
20, Boston. New Haven. Providence,
Syracuse and other cities.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
lEr As.ocistes rrr-sl


NEW ORLEANS. Jriy 5.-The
steamer Raven. Of the NORWEGIAN reg
i-tcr. and under cbsrtcr q the United
Fruit Company. witch vent aground
on the Chincorro reefs % The coast
% yucafar. cen DAYS ago. has been
rea1afet according 10 cable sdvices.
received ~ the frat company here TO-
day. Vcly little damage vas sustain
"a b. the steamer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
Take Acton at Washington.

WASHINGTON. July MOVING
pictures Ct the Jonries-Johnson tight
may oe barred f.om the District oil
Columbis. Police Chief sylvester
mas announced that he will do his ut
most 70 prevent the films from beng
shown here He fears 2 repetition
OF the race riots which took place on
the streets yesterday when It became
known that the negro had won.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
try Associated Pressl

RENO, July 5.-JdmeS j. JeHl res,
whose great ring career came 10
pit full end when he fell before Cham-
spion Jack Johnson yesterday. lett the
scene of his defeat tonight for MS
alfalfa ranch in Southern California
There in the quiet Of his fields, he
will try TO forget IN the meantime ne
will spend a few days in San Fran
cisco On the way, stra ghtening out
his business affairs
The Jenries car was hitched &c the
regular evening train He motOFed TO
Reno from his camp at MOana Springs
tn sam Berger and other members
of his party an hour before tram
time and hid himself as soon as pos
sible from the curious gaze of the
crowd that still thronged the streets
Feels Terrible Blow.
In his every sJumbi ng movement,
in his bowed head. in the depths Of
his scmbre eyes, IL the ne;volS ruD-
bing Of his swollen face and black
ened ewes. in his almost mid shrink
ing from the public. Jcnries showed
that his defeat had dealt him Ter
rible blow.
There was silence IS he passed the
streets. Men rushed from their gam
bl ne tables TO gaze, but No word oil
taunt OF dcrision was thrown at HIM
Those who saw that fight feel that
Jefries did his best
As Jeffries' train started west,
some where in the desert TO the east,
a hilar Gus band OF negroes was iolr-
neyiny TO Chicago with Jack Johnson,
with the bsnner Of the worlds cnam-
on floating from the car window.
Special trains lett Reno all last
night and all today trying 10 get TO-
900 visitors back home. Thousands
stood for hours. grips in hand. wait
ing to Chamber INTO the first available
tain.
Thousands gave 4 up and decided
20 wait for lighter traffic.
Gambling in Full Blast
A. a consequence. the gambling
houses were running full blast to-
ght and the main street presented
N. aspect of a frontier mining camp
at the height OF 2 gold strike.
a determined effort was made BY
,lnscrs in the fight betting 90 recoup
Azscs At last acccrnts there were
many who viii have 70 wirc home Tor
money. The fnaucs al condition 81
hundreds. hit by the fight and the
game Is desperate.
An air - great wcarincss verv7ded
the crowds today. The rcs;sriants
werc recovering from the famine
Freight trains were alive with ci
ing hoboos and thieves. sent OFT Of
town bv the state police The bar
rooms we're flied With lis'iess. hi--iy
groups. The pool rooms acre set
Ting ID their bots.
The betting AZ Tom Cor5eits Of
fciaI pool room Vas not a. heavy a.
had ben expected. Corbeit. howescs.
declared himself safisfcd Tho lack
Of johnson money wss surprise.
4esvicst individual toss.
Tho iarrcsi individual less On re-
cord in the pool rooms vas that sBf-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
eoCY is FOUND.
Remains of Richmond Man, Who
Drowned Sunday, Recovered.

Drowned Sunday, Recovered.
RICHMOND. VA. July Search
ers recovered the body of William
Brautigam, the young man who was
drowned Sunday, early this morning
near Deep Water, four miles from this
city.
B,autigam, who was 90 years old,
went TO Deep Run Saturday night
with Charles Cousins. Sunday other
friends joined the couple. and Brsut-
igam sank to his death in sight OF his
companions
Brautig-m lived al COG North Tween
ty-seventh street with his sister. He
was employed at the American Loco
motive Works
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
HARRISONBUHG MAN KILLED.
Accuses Negro of Stealing and Is
Shot TO Death.

HARRISONRURG. VA, July .
James Lee. aged sixty. manager Of
CARRIER K Mills feed stables. was shot
and instantly killed yesterday by Pink
Barber. an Augusta county negro. Lee
accused Barbe- of stealing = buggy
whip and WIS trying To run him away
from the stable when B,rber ired
four shots at him. one of the bui-
let's went through Lees heart and
stomach and liver. lodging in the
back Bsrbe. was caught in the street
and turned over to two policemen,
who took him to jail
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
Forner viruinIa ~ oead.

ATLANTA. CA. Juiy s.--Mrs. =. G.
Courtney. widow Of the lsic Major
John e. Courtney. former manarcr OF
ihc local ofic~s 81 The Western Union
Telegraph Company. died AT her homo
here al Z O'Clock ibis evening. Hcs
i-ody will be taken to Pctersburr. Va
her former home. for intcrmeul
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
A. ecvernor for Rshesrinq.


ALBANY. y. Y. July s.-GOvcrno-
Hughes was asked today 70 give re-
hearing On his action in honorine the
sxfrzditior 10 Tennessee Of r. Shep
pca-lstcin. OF Denmark. 2. c. on
charxe Of enbczzieinx $4,000 from
Palmer Brothers. Of Charleston, Tenn
and New Orleans.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
win Be Barred at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. OHIO, July Mayor
Schwab sad today he VIII not allow
the Johnson effries fight pictures TO
De shown in this cit- He declared
the pictures would promote rec
hatred and for that reason he would
bar them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
Endor,. FoIk For Presldent.

RALEIGH. y. C.. July the Demo
crafic county convention q Befiie
county. y. G.. has endorsed Joseph
W. Folk. n Missouri for the Demc-
cratic nomination for President, His
father. Henry =. Folk. Of Tcnnsssee-
vas a native Of Bertic county. lesv
ur there When n vas trerty
wears ole.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
JEFFR|ES KNEW Of
FATE BEFORE FIGHT
Sporting Authority Tells What
Was the Matter With the
White Boxer.
FELT Thai HE WAS
TO FALL BEFORE NEGRO

Says Californian Was Whipped Be-
fore He Entered the Ring-Losses
by Betting Heavy to Soma and
Many Have Only Return Ticket
left-Heaviest Individual Loss is
$4,000 on Former Champion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Wealthy Norfolk County Man Dies
Suddenly.

1By Associated Press
NORFOLK, July captain John
=. Wallace. aged Il years. prominent
as a successful Norfolk county truck
or. and large owner. was found dead
in bed early today at his home, near
Wallaceton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
Back % Farm.

Judge Priichard advised the cclored
people 10 scck The farms. lie saio
one found less racial antagonism n
the rural districts. His confident be
lies vas that no cia-s Ct nan was
being treated better than the farmers.
The fam would eliminate much q thc
Grim raI element that cursed the en-
tire race
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
Judge Pritchard Addresses COL
ored Meeting at Durham.
FARM IS PLACE FOR THEM
North Carolina Jurist Advocates Early
Agricultural Training for the Blacks
and Thinks Leaving Cities VIII

DURHAM. y. c.. July 5.-Advocat-
Ing the early agricultural training
of the negro in the belief that II
would Prove OF infinite value TO the
moral of the cOlOred race. and the
return Of the Ssrc 10 the farm as a
solution largely Of the question Of
the present high cost OF living, United
States Judge Jeter C Pritchard. Of
Ashcvine, y. C.. made the opening
address Of the summer course OF the
National Religious Training School
and Chautiuqua for the COIored Race
here today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
Much Nseded Want.

Stating that the opening of this
school filled a mvch needed want,
Judge Pritcnard declared that the col
ored man Wa. essentially the leader
o. his race and II was through hin
that his people might BE- more effect
vely reached. Only fun justice here
and elsewhere he said could be done
the negro By remembering that ne
had come fresh from slavery. where
dependence upon masters had render
cd him ambitionlesss without cdlca-
tion OF propelty.
The coiored man is a citizen OF
the country he continued. and while
he enjoys all the rights and immuni-
ties Of citizenship. ire must rely upon
himself II he would accomplish the
best IN ms in our citizenship. ] an
thankful 10 say that there has never
been . time since emancipation when
a majority Of the white peopie OF the
south we're not friendly 10 the negro,
50 fa- as his welfare as a citizen Is
concerned
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news service Of the Asso.
clated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-06
THE WEATHER

Unsettled; light 10 moderate,
variable winds, mostly south.
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-21
Here Is a Man

With the active candidates for the governorshp already
nounccd Republican circles behooves the
to the situation and bring favorite the mght
The Citizen has heard much favorable upon suggestion
that Judge Edward L. Bryan Of Caldwell be the nominee
united and aggressive Democracy
Judge Bryan would be leader of whom party be Just
proud In the prime of life with that makes him
notable figure assembly Of good ability and unmpeacabe
tegrt. Judge Bryan fitted for high Combined with
these qualities he pleasing and convincing
public speaker while posing bearing con-
vicon home in persuasive way that accompshes He
can capate audience easily than other
acquainted Idaho Surely these qualities would make
Judge Bryan formidable figure in public campaign
The high standing of Judge Bryan among his negbors the I'M
assaiable Of his integrity the knowledge that him
public office public and personal
that the people feel that all would be safe his mark him
peemnently the of the hour The administration of public
affairs would be lifted by him from the bargain and favor
where ongcontnued domination by controlled political COM
bine has placed them
Placed in with Jim Brady qualities of Judge BRYAN
would SHINE with added uster and the people would
from the low petty personal seng and selfglorfyng pot
cal bossm of the regime the hand
at the helm backed by clear brain with lofty and honest
earnest endeavor
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-21
Brady BIames the Women

While in New York the other day Honest Jim Brady orgo
that he posed Idaho the very heart and of prohibition
movement and stopped interview the New York
IN which he accuses praises the of Boise
for defeating prohibition in Ada County.
OF course the women of Boise will be highly haered learn
that they took the lead against prohibition favor of high IL
cese and went IN and That the high distinction that Brady
gives them.
We quote from the Brady interview in the New York Sun
repubhed IN Wednesdays Statesman The governor said
IT mistake to think that don't think about what
they vote Tor When the question of prohibition up
county IN which Boise situated the took the lead
OF high license because they felt that could be
better handled in that way and in and won.'
There you have the libel the wonanood of Boise
lips OF the snveng procrte who poses embodiment of
the movement Tor the suppression of the liquor traffic
Ada county was not carried for the wets by
ganzed women the did the in the matter but
upon the contrary large majority of them prohibition and
many more would have voted for il had offensive
prominence given to Hyprocrie Jim Brady the movement
MI Brady VIII be given opportunity explain when
turns to Idaho He not dodge the ground that was erro
sous quoted for the entire interview bears earnars of Notor
Jim
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-21
Iat has the Signal to say?

Honest Hughes the abest lieutenant the interests ever had
the way Iom Lawson referred the chief New York
some TWO years ago And the appeaon placed
for hughes pulls more cheSnuts of the
than any other public the United States He has lust sent
message to the New York legislature asking body not to
the demand constitutional amendment for national income
tax on the grounds that the tax could be placed upon incomes derived
from municipal and state bonds and salaries of state and
tax carries with the right destroy Little Hughes cares for M
rights OF the states His specious argument made solely 70
XII e income tax because ne does not such tax is at
proclaimed by the big organs of the "bg nterests m
e death kne OF the income tax Honest Hughes has again
served MS masters IN an able SAYS he does THE
opecon OF Hughes IS hsy the point of gauzness but BEING
proclaimed as the acme OF wisdom by the big papers of the bio m
eress VIII be swallowed by the glbe The truth of the matter
would be no more danger of the conaon one kind of an
than there would be of another - " e
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-21
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Star Water Company, Limited Loa' o..
ton of principal place of business, Snf'
Ada County, Idaho.
Notice is hereby given that at mes. sst
ing of the directors held on the lou 10y.
day of December, 1909, an assessmsm as
of 35 cents per share was LEVIED upsu
the capital stock of the above Gorp0rr
ton, payable Immediately to Husn =
McElroy, Secretary of said compaGE X.
at his office, 261 Soma Block nun u %
City of Boise, Idaho, or to j. Z. koOei''
at the Farmers Bank, Star, ldanO o.,
Any stock upon which this assesslI,.n' $ ssas.n
remains unpaid on the 1st day Of fsD,r s,..
airy, 1910, will be delinquent. ana a aa,s, IS.
tised for sale at public auction, ana III n
less payment is made before, will De- Dc "n y
on the 22nd day of February .,hs, IVY
pay the delinquent assessment los.a. sas.,
with cost of advertising and eSp'A'
of sale. ,.r1pny
Room 261 Soma D'
Boise, Idaho.
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-21
Brady's Pledges

The Weiser Signal mighty fine writing to how tn
manhood and womanhood of Idaho was ayng to the support
Governor Brady because he who kept his pledges
The particular platform pledges the redemption OF which 1av
given Brady whatever support receiving the return OF
Hepburn the United States senate and the adoption OF the @
! option law.
The Citizen will prove the satisfaction OF any
individual in Idaho that Jim Brady tried his utmost to break
both of these pledges poses their champion tor reasons
over which he had control
Until after midnight upon day before the taken
upon reelection Of Senator Hepburn James Brady
his home with eowconsprato seeking to defeat
Hepburn
There plain statement of fact of which abundant
proof The only why the conspao did not succeed was
that Brady demanded that he be given the senaorsp while Others
were equally as insisten in behalf of other aspirans
is true that when the conspiracy fell through owing to the
demand of Brady for the big office himself that Brady then rushed
into print in behalf of redeemng the par pledges by reeectng
Hepburn.
So much for the keeping of that pledge
Is the manhood and womanhood of Idaho simple to be
fooled by such fragrant hyprocricy
Let the Signal answer.
AS the local option law James H Brady pledged Brewer
Bob Hayes of Pocateo who influential securing the
nomination OF Brady that he elected to the governhp
he would the influence of his office keep local option bill
from passing the legislature but the yprocrcy of his very
nature sad IF put straight up him he would have sign
Every possible effort by the Republican bosess ncud
ing Brady course to get the two houses the legislature logger
heads the question that local option would be
agreed upon.
The house bill delayed the finally substi
tte offered introduced by all of the Republican
cause wanted to father This the house with
the hope that the house would reject but Represnave Robert
saw through the Brady and induced the
to put straight up to the governor and this
done Brady then posed mighty champion of prohibition having
been forced to act and hence praised redemption of
party pledges that he tried his utmost in sneang and characteristic
manner to defeat
These facts we'll known state capital that when
Brady posed the leader of the local option
sincere pobtons baked of voting the "wet ticket
IS rebuke to his hypocry Their manhood and womanhood
oed at such leadership knowing would be the basis of Brady
ampalgn for reelection just as the Signal is
These the plain and simple Jim Brady has
ept the party pledges and they will be driven the people
the Wilt
leadership. '
What has the Signal to say? 1t
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Ralp R. Riggs, Dece

Estate of Ralp R. Riggs Deceased
Notice is hereby given by the under.
signed, Lille Riggs, Administratrx d
the Estate of Raip R. Riggs, deceased
to the creditors of and all persons haF-
ing claims against the said deceased %
exhibit them with the necessary vouch-
ers, within four months after the hrS
publication of this notice to the said Ad
ministratrix at room 80 Falk Building
Boise, Idaho, which is hereby designated
as the place where the business Of The
said Administrators will be transacted
County of Ada, State of Idaho
Dated January 10, 1910
LILLE RIGGS
Administrators of the Estate of Ralph
R. Riggs, Deceased.
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-21
Elect a Democrat

The to defeat Cannon Cannon Aldrch and Adrch
ism is TO elect Democratic congress-
Il behoove the citizens of Idaho do their part the purfca
ton of the national congress this done at this time by
the election Of a Democratic congressman
1t the Democracy its abes most vigorous
and popular leader for congressman
en the ISSUE OF Cannon and Cannonis will be put quaey up
70 the people
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-21
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Third
| Judicial District of the State of Idaho
in and for the County of Ada.
e Ada Sleek Oldham, Plaintiff, VS.
| David Orlando Oldham, Defendant.
= The State of Idaho Sends Greeting
} to the above named Defendant.
= You are Hereby Required to Appear
IN an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District
Court of the Third Judicial District,
State OF Idaho, in and for the County of
Ada, and to answer the complaint filed
therein Ia copy of which is hereto at
tached) within twenty days Exclusive
OF the day of service) after the SER
wee on you of this summons. if served
within this district; or if served out of
this district, within forty DAYS. The said
action is brought to recover a decree of
diVorce dissolving the bonds of matri-
lnony now existing between plaintiff and
ueIehdant on the grounds of defend
an Wllfull desertion of plaintiff for
more than one year last past, and on the
further ground of defendants cruel
treatment of plaintiff and wilfull failure
TO provide her with the common neces-
sarieS OF life for more than one wear
ldst past; and that plaintiff be restored |
TO her maiden name of Ada Sleek. ali |
OF 2. +, which more fully appears from piain-
tin complaint, a copy of which ;s
served herewith hereby referred to and
made part hereof.
:, And You are Hereby Notified. That
II you tan to appear and answer the
ss!d complaint, as above REQUIRED the
sald plaintiff will apply to the court
lor the relief demanded in the comnla;nt
Given under my hand and the seal
OF the District Court of the Third Tn-
dicial District of the State Of Tdaho J.,
Gnu dnu ~ lot the County of Ada, this Goth
uay gay OF January, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and ten,
w. L. CUDDY,
D. ono Clerk. !
BY OTTO F. PETERSON, I
p z cAuAN7r, Deputy Clerk. !:
th' residing at Boise, Idaho. t
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE CITIZEN. {,
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE CITIZEN s.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE CITIZEN. {
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of E. Myron Buss, DeTssi.r unS.r
Notice is hereby given by the aD'I II
signed, Carrie Buss, Execuai,n ai.os.,,d
the Will of E. Myron Buss, ons u,s har-
to the creditors of and all PersgIns g.s..s,d
ing claims against the said us.ssI cesar
to exhibit them with the n'u s,onts
vouchers, within ten az l.. I uotict
after the first publication OF t,lls !, " ststs
to said Executrix, County ! Of t. A91' P91n'ildins
of Idaho, at Room 80 Fax ,bu baDos oa:.
the same being designated as .;S.i; .ae sf q
for the transaction of the OuSii''
said estate. oo =
Dated December 10, 1909. pr1ss
Executrix of the Viii OF E.
Buss, Deceased.