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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
May Call Off Fight
Referee Question Blamed, but Fa
Say That Jeffries Cannot Get
in Proper Condition
JOHNSON SURPRISES
TWO THOUSAND FANS
Colored Heavyweight Champion
Shows Remarkable Physical
Condition at Start.

SAN FRANCISCO. May t5.-Iack
Johnson did his first real gymnasium
training this afternoon. and II there were
any OF the critics who had their sus-
p'cions as TO the form OF the coIored
heavyweight champion, they were entire
ly dispelled by the manner in which he
went through his work. Before a crowd
OF about 1000 persons who jammed their
way into the big dance pavilion. Johnson
went through the ordinary and routine
exercises and wound up by boxing eight
full three minute rounds When the last
bout was over. Johnson was not even
drawing long breath, the best proof
In the world that his wind is In good
shape. That he could get ready for the
coming fight In three weeks was lhe gem
eral opinion.
The colorod man was highly pleased
his dressing room that he was better
than he had imagined. Veteran follow
ers Of the game had their eyes opened
at the way Johnson tackled the work
ahead of him. 1t IS customary for a
boxer In commencing his training to go
from three TO four short rounds, but
Johnson doubled that TO eight rounds,
in which there was no cutting down the
time and went at the boxing pell-mcll.
In every department. OF the. boxing
the defensive, he showed himself a won
derful man with the gloves. His first
three rounds were with George Cotton.
a coored boy he brought from Chicago
Cotton weighs about 1S5 pounds and
Johnson found In him a willing worker.
For all his weight, Cotton could not get
inside the champion guard and Jack
handled his dusky opponent much as he
would a sack OF wheat He scored blood
with a wicked uppercut In the second
round
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
AUT TONOP|LE RACES
FOR CHAMP |ONSK|PS
indianapolis Speedway Said to
Be Most Complete Plant
in the World.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May 16.-The
first annual championship races OF the
American Automobile association will be
run on the polished brick course OF the
Indianapolis speedway May 30 These
events will occupy the third day Of the
meet. Friday and Saturday preceding,
other programmes, In which ais Will
contest many drivers and cars OF ma
tonal and international reputation, VIII
take place.
Twelve events are offered for national
championships, covering the range or Inc
sub divisions OF class 3. stock chassis
cars with piston displacement OF from l6O
TO $50 cubic inches. In addition. TWO
events are offered in class Is, open 10
gasoline cars OF all descriptions The
distances are five and ten miles, Ihe
Memorial day programme Will include
nfty-milo race. III,
A hundred mile free -for-aI race VIII
he the feature on Friday, May -. and
on Saturday. May 2S. will be run a 2oo-
mile race for a trophy valued at sooou'
This race was called off last summer on
account OF the fatal accident that at
tended it. The programmes on trloay
and Saturday Will be completed VIII
COMPETITIONS in all classes.
with the newly added grandstands ana
other collateral buildings, machine shops
garages and balloon and aeroplane houses
the indianapolis speedway becomes the
most completely equipped plant OF fts
kind I'm the world
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
0CCIDENTALS BEAT MURRAY
IN SENSATIONAL GAME

Notwithstanding tho bad weather Sun
day afternoon, the Occidentals and Muir
ray baseball teams took a chance and
played match game on the Walker
field the contest resulting In favor Of the
colored boys by tho score of 10 to s. The
field was in bad condition and 1t was
impossible to play errorless ball. The
score stood 3 TO In favor OF the Salt
Lake team up TO the seventh inning. In
the first half OF the seventh the Occi-
dentas landed on Papworth's twisters for
eleven hits and nine runs. Papworth only
allowed two hits in eight OF the nine in
nings, pitching a star game.
The first six innings found the teams
blankcd, neither being able 10 score, and
IL was as pretty a contest as any one
could wish to see. Harrison pitched fol
the Occidentals.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
Boxes Four Fast Rounds at
Training Quarters With
Bob Armstrong.
CHOYNSkI SICK, AND NO
OTHERS TO WORK WITH
Prominent Frisco People See
Retired Champion, Who Is
Greatly Pleased.

BEN LoMOND, Cal, May 15.-Jeffries
delighted a record crowd Of camp visitors
this afternoon by going four fast rounds
with Bob Armstrong. There would have
been moro boxing but Joe Choynski was
slightly III and Armstrong was not keen
for an extension OF the four round limit
Jenries showed marked hospitality to
ms guests and seemed IN excellent spirits
lie did nve miles on the road in the
morning. under a broillng sun and his
AFTERNOON show lasted about an hour
Among the visitors to the camp today
were Acting Mayor OF San Francisco John
y. Kelly. Sheriff Tom Finn and SUPER
vlsors John l.. Hcrget and Con Deasy,
All OF san Francisco. Charles Eyton, the
Los Angeles referee. dropped in uneN-
pectedr. He expressed himself as aston
lshed at Jelfries's splendid physical con-
dition.
After completing his work yesterday
Jcffries devoted the entire evening TO
pleasure. lie entertained his family and
close friends at a chicken chill dinner
and later In the evening was one OF n
large party that went to an dance in Ben
Lomond
Jenries took his first drink since start
ing training yesterday afternoon. He
split bottle OF stout with his business
partner. Jack klpper The fighter eX
planned that, with q goodly part OF the
grind still behind him, he did not want
TO grow stale and that a drink OF porter
or ale occasionally would be beneficial.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
COLONEL ASTOR
WILL GIVE CUP
Trophy Will Be for Interna.
tional Competition, Being of
Handsome Design.
WILL BUILD AER0PLANE
ACCORDING TO OWN IDEAS
Confident Aerial Travel Will Be
as Safe as by Land and
Water.
BY Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.


NEW YORK, May 15--Colonel John
Jacob Astor, who came back from Europe
on the Lusitania, will offer cup as an
International trophy for flying machines.
which will be to navigators of the air
what the American cup Is to the yachts
men OF the world. Colonel Astor is not
yet ready to make formal announcement.
OF his plans. but it is understood that
the cup will not only be one OF the
handsomest products OF the goldsmitf's
art. but II Will be supplemented by a
substantial cash prize.
1T is the present plan TO have the first
contest flown in America with subse-
quent races to be held in. the country
winning the cup, Colonel Astor Is en-
thusiastic over aeroplanes and proposes
to build IN aeroplane from his own plans,
which he is confident Will be in advance
both as TO stability and speed of any
hitherto made. He viii not have il ready
for the St Louis meet next month, but
proposes IL II Is at all possible to
range his affairs so that he may go TO
ST. Louis.
Wonderful as has been the progress
In aeronautics in the past year or two"
said Colonel Astor today, III Is nothing.
l am confident to what we will see IN
the near future. The principle Of aerial
navigation. both IN the matter of diri-
gibes and aeroplancs had been dlscov-
cred. IL remains now only 10 apply the
principles and correct the mechanical
defects TO make the airship as safe as
land water conveyanccs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
ELDERLY MAN MAKES
CAME WALK TO ZION
Spriggs Loses Bet Trying to
Cover Thirty-Tbree Miles in
Seven Hours.

Henry Spriggs. who left Park City Sun
day morning at 3:55 to walk 10 salt
Lake City. distance Of thlrty-three and
one third miles. in seven hours for a
wager of $l00. lost his money. lie was
to arrive at the Rio Grende depot, Sec
ond South and Fifth West streets, at the
expiration of seven hours, but at 10 90
A. m. seven hours after he had started,
he found himself at the corner OF Sixth
South and State streets. eleven blocks
from the depot.
Spriggs said that lie could easily have
covered the distance In the time, but
hard wind blew all morning, which
chilled him and he was unable TO make
the time he had counted on Sprlags ls
50 years of age and weighs a trifle over
200 pounds. He said he has walked a
great deal In his younger days ana is
Willing TO make another wager that he
can walk from Park City TO Salt Lake IN
seven hours.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
IETyville Entries.

fys-Sssl:: Ssl:: May l5.-Emeryville
Is ~ ~; 'yrlongs-ormondo. 1o7;
Mw.' New Capital. l07: Ar
Ss~; linkand. 107; Cantem.
"a 100; Miss Roberts. i06 /,
80 siodia B. 0s. Doweross.
's.. l%. Futurlly course selling
h,o.nit nitnur Hyman. los; Elm
Essserlator, 10i: Amathvst 1na
~. Netting. lO2 ''yS" LUZ
&s fqturiiy course. selling-
|f rr salvage. III; Captain
MAJ Boy, 107 Anne Nc
'' i0a: Gramcrcy, 81: La
se. mlle and seventy Yards,
Ia ni. ll5; Ben Stone. liz:
M,,a, haiserhoff. III: Cop
u ii,ben. ~, III; Hampass, iii
0. Rose Sdn,ingpan, 10: Silver
\: " Wi,i inrlongs. selling-Fsther
sc. l}''as; ia. g. l2f. Ena May. 119.
espd s,'n 'Slsc9s, ,n III: Alder
+ !N 'nip' loi; Beda. 1O4;
ii. c eo,,r ,h,,lrlongs-Ampedo, 129;
w. lsl..p,.eskill. 121; Combury.
N N,,.,M,o M,ossback. 12l; Wood
n camranne, lo9; Jillatt. 1od.
y, Allow siie,o, Jog. Banky. lO6.
n ~, track fast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
WHITE WINGS DEFEAT
MURRAY AMATEUR TEAM

The White Wings defeated the Muir
ray amateur nine by a score OF g. 10 3 on
the Murray diamond. The game was
called at the end OF the Nth inning on
account OF the snow.
The lineup for the White Wings wes
as follows: Spahr. catch: Hall. pitch.
Hummel, first; Anderson. second; F:rick-
SON third; Basone. .shortstop; h, Spahr.
A. Anderson and J.. Stein outfielders.
Battery for Murray was Moon and Jea-
kins.
The White Wings challenge any anna
teur team in the state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
ATlONAI
Seymour Spikes Eresnahan.

ST. LOUIS. May l5-St. Louis won
the third game OF the series today from
New York s 10 3. Drulcke was retired
in tho sixth and Raymond. who finished
allowed only four scattered hits. Bres-
nahan was badly spiked in the hand by
Seymour and forced 10 retire from the
game. +. II. IL.
81 Iouis S s .
New York .. ,..-,......,......3 :
Batteries-Cor~idon and Bresnahan.
Phelps Drulc6e Raymond and Myers,
Cmpres-OUay and Brennan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
MISS RACHEL HARDWlCk
BREAKS JUMPING RECORD

QUINCY, Mass, May l6.-The world
birb {ump record for women Is claimed
for Miss Rachel Hardwick Of this city
who cleared four feet sis inches In COM
This exceeds by an inch and half
the record established last week by Miss
Theodora Wheeler of Fairfield, Conn,
student at NaSSar-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
POOR DAY FOR SHOOTING
AT THE RIFLE RANGE

Sunday afternoon was a poor day for
rifle shooting and as a result The marks
mon of tho Salt Lake Rifle club made
poor showing over the 200-yard range.
johnson won the high score and average
with IN and 73d respectively.
The individual scores were rs follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
MANHATTAN CLUB

The members of the Manhattan Athletic
club will be treated to twenty rounds
of boxing at the Salt Palace tonight
There will he five four-round goes In
which some OF the best amateurs of the
state will take part.
Jack Gardner. who was beaten by kid
Irish last week Will take on Kid Texas,
and after appearing in several other
bouts will try Irish again.
The other bouts WIN be between the
following: Jack Burris VS.. Young Logan;
Eddie Johnson VS. Jack TieTncy; Pye Da-
Wis VS.. Tommy Sullivan; Msckie Sullivan
VS.. Fred Willie.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
BINGHAM BOYS GIVE
SOLDIERS HARD TUSSLE
.necial 10 The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
BINGHAM May l5.-The Fort Doug
las baseball team, from salt Lake Clty'
.dcfeatod the Bingham team here this aft
crnoon In "a seven-inning game by the
score OF IL TO 6. the Bingham boys hold
ing the lead by score OF TO Tor the
nrst four innings. In the NTH inning
the Bingham sbortstop. Stone. made
bad error and the team blew up and be,
fore the boys recovered the soldiers had
scored nine runs. Moser pltched eoou
game for the visitors.
The Bingham team has just been or
ganized and the showing made today
a little practice, the representative team
will be hard to beat. The lineup Is;
Rurk, catch, Hanson, pitch; Studar, first
Fox, second; Baker. third; Stone, SNORT
Ferguson. left: Sweat, center and Allen
right field
Tribune Want Ads.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
Exciting Contest.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BLA CKFoOT. Ida, May l3'-Ihe
Blackfoot baseball team. at inc I'M
grounds. defeate dthe Idaho Falls team
bv score OF 6 to ). last Saturday after
noon. This was the best game played thls
season, The rivalry between Blackloot,
and Idaho Falls always eHcites interest,"
In any contest. and n return game VIII
he played at Idaho Falls next sunday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
ROGERS AND WILLIAMS
SPARRING PARTNERS

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY May l5.-Jack Rogers
and Morgan Williams are 10 become spar
ring partners I'm their training camp VIII
liams knocked out Rogers in six ROUNDS
which UP 10 the fatal blow seemed to he
Rogers's fight. Rogers will now got
ready for his twcnty-round match win
Kid Cutler, 10 he held at Rock Springs,
Wyo, and Williams will continue his
training for his match with Joe Jeford'
which Is slated for June il,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
AEROPLANE RECORD is
MADE BY DANIEL KINET

MoURMEL ON. France, May 1S,-Daniel
Kinet, the Belgian aviator. today broke
the world s record for an ocroplano flight
with passenger, remaining in the air
for two hours and flfty-ono minutes.
At Chalons- Sur Marine, on April s.
Kinet made a flight with n passenger of
two hours and twenty minutes. Previous
10 that, Orville Wright held the record,
having remained In the air Al Berlin last
September with n passenger for one hour
and thirty-hv minutes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
College Recruit Invincible.

CHICAGO. May 15.-Richie. formerly OF
Boston, pitched for Chicago today and
Mattern pitched well. but had poor sup
port lie retired at the end OF the fourth
and Burke a recruit from Notre Dame.
allowed only one hit In the last four In
ninss. r. II e.
Cbicaro .4 |
Boston -. -. ....,....... ..'.so d
Fatteries--Richie and Archer. Mat
tern. Burke and Graham.
Umpircs-Klem and Kane.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
~ .|I11lp Planned.
C''n SoME BIG STAKES

{k tbs Ny;, d. May Is 5-FoIlowing
Ia held dvctors d',c,tors OF the Jockey
|eS.s ButIlase.t the recent visit
,EKlnney r. Alberto Terazzas
M talay so,onel NJ. j. wlnn.
mkss ana Ssaia a gross sum OF
ss lf1.S.u,a purses will be Civ
IA day meeting beginning
4 the m.s,, an increase OF $1,000
Eats hang last season.
|E oi CO. oecn completed for
hoperDD additional stalls and
sasrn ,.sa and suitable build :
NJ '''s for the season will
~, presid,nn, general manager,
"a Syman Sspa35n II. Davis, la'1 racing f
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
WESTERN LEAGUE

AT Dos Moines--Des Moines-T Topeka
game postponed; rain
Al Omaha-Omaha, D; ST; Joseph j.
Al sioux Clty-SiouX City. 8: Denver. .,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
Retail Clerks Organize.

Tho retail clerks arc to have a first
class baseball team and meeting has
been called for Wednesday night TO or
evening Leo ], Crosby was elected pres
idnet and Chester Grimmett manager OF
the team. -
play any team in the city after next
week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
American Association

Al Observation-Disclosures 4; Colum-
bus, ..
At St Paul-St. Paul. 5. Louisville. 3.
Al Kansas City-Kansas City. 4: Tole-
do. T.
At neapolis-Mnneapolis 4. Indian
apolis, 0,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
Oakland Out of It,
Four Straight Games.

SACRAMENTO, May 15,-Vernou took
the fourth straight game from Sacramon-
to by a score OF IA TO D. X ~. u:
Vernon .....p,.. -,--....,.'.'-', - ~
Sacramento .,,....,- .-......''' o
Batteries-Willett and Brown; Baum,
Whalen Brown and SpleSman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
MAY
HAPPEN n
Ef,rs Being Made That
|Iuss Nay Get a Bad
(rnnp Any Time
tpS CANNOT AGREE
SUITABLE REFEREE
c,lls Down C0fr0th OH
Of Interest Pro
| u,ter Is Taking.

- Wire 10 tHe 'i'''
|,,,ycJsco May lS,-The JET
isSt ssSt is hanging by a thread.
2: 70 being of that Tex Rick
"a, jumping out OF his SKIN
90, ,,ss II is all over the ref
..s,- The lighters are so
.Sa.s.d that II looks almost
= ,sem 10 60 through the
-..,Irr, which is about the
,ysneed for the purpose or
~ third man in the ring
stubborn as 8 mule. JET
,s.rrsr will not bulge an inch.
"a compromise candidates
In i therefore Il situation OF
.,1ss worse than tho famous
. iwrip,ion of war Johnson Is
\ EJ,6 first. last and always.
"a Bereer want TO see Eddie
a. appointment, Each is bit
|.rrd % the others candidate,
n rssson. 1t Is true. but that
y rtsr fellows choice.
Z. c1,slde OF the confidence OF
4 tct Of promoters that is try
<-Ishten out the tanEle. can
Ia Ltal nature OF the ailnent
Ia tba biz proposed battle Is
4 tltei. one OF the fighters IS
,srared 10 toss UP the whole
dlrlsisd Is he with IL all.
. =, teason he hesitates. He
II 4, nut the onus Of the failure
"A fellow. He can't see a way
Erli Is all that makes him hesi-
hgce Sessions.
Y u, Johnson have had some
|~srs In the last forty eight
|,u ,innot make MIN back up
|tru that a widely discussed
IA : Wiling 10 stand Johnson's
4 rle9 10 sec him call off the
n! r,ke a new one under diff
|Esies
|.,sa. too. that friends OF JEFF
"a %, that II the match Is
= Il be san come out clean or
y h can make 100000 IN the
{, some Of the considerations
! rkisg the promoters insomnia
|ey those close 10 the seat OF
= ,sslmistlc about the situa-
y nnrised II this match is
I n minute said one of the
lnsoo promoters early this
Dat be surprised If JEFF
ERr zone fine morning that a
4 y db0w or cramp in his
hs case hopeless. Mind you.
Bsg that the explosion win
+ hat end, but the explosion
hnd and liable to come at
s not only extremely mulish,
ll=ost insanely suspicious. For
b told that Jim Cofrroth,
= surface has nothing 10 do
thi. vas IN deep conference at
40 The other night with Sam
tired Coffroth with il. and de-
Y nov the nature OF the talk.
sSauonal moment when the
NJ The black met.
sh rot necessarily any OF your
al. but I'll tell you." Coffroth
~ tying TO Induce Berger to
Nscn and accept your man
,ot mollify the black, who
nov why Cof1roth was so
rs,ed.
yn that. too" the auburn
-t.r said. Il want To see this
Feoe and ] want to bet a
nSsy on il. Welsh Is a good
noE I'll get a run for II with
ng and then he added. with
Ire square"
aughed at this. "I'U win;
,ny doubt Of that" he said.
y IS What is bothering the
= They know II as we'll as
m Johnson is holding out
- Jenries for Smith. In the
Mals Graney. former black
",Ms every possible wheel 10
out isn't given a chance by
Is Jeffries wouldn't have
s. The Frtscoites are howl
4aioh'a referee and will op-
VINO seeks the Job. Bcr-
70 put Johnson In had by
.ssefal nationally known
ior the place, believing
az OF them and then pos
~, hls cause. but the black
r.',. ana MAJ accept ono of
F'"hs the Jeffrles party on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
Reds Reat Brooklyn.

CINCINNATI May 15.-Cmchnati, by
making four hits of Rucker and having a
man hit by Il pitched ball In the ninth,
won out today from Brooklyn. to /
Brooklyn ,.ssssrs..' .-',-s's %
Cincinnati -. ..,s.,,....-.-,.. "
Batteries-Ruckcr and Erwin; Castleton
and Mclean
Umpires-Rigler and Emslie,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
MINOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
PACIFIC LEAGUE
Divide Honors.

OS ANGELES, May l5.-Los Angeles
the morning game TO Portland today.
A. and then won the afternoon game,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-09-15
A Spicy Individual

VIM. Aiken, the Alaska repre-
sentative of Schilling & Co., the
San Francisco spice and baking
powder dealers, has been local
visitor this week. While here he
has been drumming up business in
the interests Of his company, and
is meeting with good success.
Mr.. Aiken is an authority in his
line, ard favorite on his route.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-09-15
Wonder How 1t Worked

Walter Swenson is fishing out
on the flats and the story goes that
the other evening as he was head
ing for town here, one of the other
fishermen who has a gasoline en-
CINE in his boat and needed oil for
the outside bearings, asked him to
get some castor oil. Walter sup
posing that he wanted it for his
own use, went to the drugstore for
it, and the druggist being out of
oil talked him into taking a pack
age of EPSON Salts instead, and
the question is what effect did they
have on the gas engine.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-09-15
FISHING TACKLE---the salts

Fishing IACkLE.--the SatlS-
factory kind, everything needed,
rods, reels, lines, hooks, leaders,
baskets, ETC., at Patenaude's.
Go to Cheney in the old Pioneer
building and have a picture taken.
Charley Darlwell, the mild cure
man, has been a Wrangelt visitor
the greater part of the week.
Hunters report that the weather
continues too fine for satisfactory
sport out on the flats.
The Telegraph and the Black
Fox got away for up-river yester-
day morning. Capt. kalllins has Sc
cured a cordWood contract from
the Hudsons Bay Co., and will re-
main away all winter.
Sam Cunningham is building a
house back of the Patenaude build
ing.
Mrs. L. J.. Cole was a passenger
south on the Jefferson. She will
probably make bsr home in the
states in the future SO t5at she can
be near her boy Charley.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-09-15

H. F. Swift was a passenger ov-
er from kiawock on the Uncle
Dan.
Ira Greenwood sailed north
on the Dolphin en- route to Seward,
where he expects to make his home
in the future. Mrs. Greenwood
will spendsthe winter in Seattle
Cheney is prepared to do photo
work of all kinds.
Patenaude carries the best in
Cigars, Tobaccos;Y Pipes, and
Smokers supplies in general.
!. For first class pictures of your
self or your best girl, see Cheney.
STORAGE BATTERIES, guaran-
teed not to sulphate. Cheaper than
dry cells. Come in and see us
about EN- Frangell Light and
Power Company, at Power House.
VIM. Wells, who was quite sick
is able to be around again.
Henry J.. Biddle and son Spen-
Ger of Vancouver, Wash, are
registered at the Wrangell Hotel.
They are up an a fishing and hunt
ing trip
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-03
MIAMI ORE EXTRACTION.

The Miami Copper company intends
to adopt the auxiliary raise and sub
level stopping method, and the mining
officials of the company are confident
that this will be n great success. AS
mining progresses the width OF the
rooms may be increased, or a great
many of the pillars may be broken and
drawn with the rooms. thus increasing
the percentage of the ore mined by this
method. At the same time the mine is
being blocked out so that a change to
the top slicing or sub-level caving
methods may be effected without great
trouble, If such a change be at any
time desired. The management is of
the opinion that the auxiliary raise and
sub-level stopping method affords the
greatest safety to the men and will
give n large tonnage per man, besides
securing a high percentage of extrac-
ton and clean ore. At the same time
there will be complete control of the
mining operations, and the danger of
losing blocks of ore by caves or adj
mixture of Gaping will be eliminated.