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Suburban Handicap D
Next Big Card

NEW YORK, June s.-Racing men
have now turned to the Suburban han
dicap for the next great race of in
terest this season.
The Suburban will have particular
interest inasmuch as Fitzherbert will
then meet Ballot, a horse that next to
Colin carried the hopes and best wishes
Of Americans in the invasion of Eng
land last year. He was a failure there
how or why must always be a matter
of conjecture-almost as dismal a fail
ure on the other side as was Voter.
And yet Voter came back to this coun-
try and practically swept the boards
as a sprinter.
Racing men sometimes say that his
tory has strange ways of repeating it.
self
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JEFF HAS EDGE
ON DEEP SEA Fish
Retired Champion Returns to
His Camp From Successful
Day on Bay

BEN LOMOND, June 6-With a
catch large enough to keep the whole
training camp on a Friday diet for the
next three days, James j. Jeffries re-
turned to Rowardennan tonight after
an entire day spent in deep sea fishing
on Monterey. The big fellow was
more or less tired after his trip. for
he started at sunrise In the morning
and did not arrive at camp until short
ly after o'clock tonight After a ses-
sion in the rundown room Jeffries went
to bed.
James j. Corbett, who has been liv-
ing at Santa Cruz. moved his kit to
Ben Lomond tonight and will do his
first boxing with Jeffries tomorrow.
Today was the twenty first anniversary
of the memorable barge battle between
Choynsh and Corbett at New Orleans
and the two old veterans of the ring
were the center of a group of cronies.
who fndulged in ring "reminiscences
until long after the camp curfew
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dictated TO. i am gong 10 run TINS
fellow Sig Hart out, too. All he does is
10 carry stories to Johnson
johnson cut out boxing yesterday, but
at that he put in a busy day He was
on the road during the morning and de
voted a good part Of the afternoon to
gymnasium work. Shadow boxing seems
TO be one Of his feature exercises, as he
is going in for this sort of work to in
crease his speed on his feet He also
punched the bag and threw the medi-
cine ball.
Johnson said that the Little incident
was closed and that his former man
ager would be chased away from the
camp if he tried to start any trouble.
THERE WILL BE 4 BAND
Instead of the preliminaries which
are pulled of preceding big fight,
Promoter Tex Rickard has an innova-
tiOn which he intends to introduce. He
plans to give the crowd a musical treat
while they are waiting for the fighters
10 appear in the ring.
Tex viii have a big brass band of 50
pieces. He thinks that this viii be bet
ter appreciated than a couple Of pre-
liminary fights and the fans can reserve
their enthusiasm. The only time that
anything of this kind was ever pulled
of was on the afternoon Of the memOr-
ial Britt-Gans fiasco at Recreation park,
when Britt pulled off the famous ulna
stunt On that day a.Quartet known as
That quartet" rendered several selec-
tions to the satisfaction of the fans.
WILL DEDICATE ARENA
The Langford- Kaufman fight. which
Promoter Louis Blot Of the AIetropoli-
tan club intends TO pull of on the aft
sernoOn of November is in his new open
air arena at Eighth and Howard streets,
is being given a lot Of attention by
the fans Notwithstanding the interest
in the heavy weight battle. This battle
is one that the fans have been anxious
TO see for more than a year. and it
viii practically be the first chance the
local fans have been given to see the
Boston bone crusher perform. While
he appeared here against Fireman Jim
Flynn, the contest was too short for
the fans TO get line on the true merit
of the Boston scrapper
p. Langford stands out as one of the
most sensational fighters in the his
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Youngsters Promise A
Whirlwind Go
Lspeoial Dispaleh. 10 The Call

iSpeoIal DispOtch' 10 The Call
OAKLAND, June 6.-When Freddie
Couture and Frankie Sullivan harness
up in the main event of the Railroad
clubs show Wednesday night the fans
viii be treated to one Of the fastest
mills between little men ever seen in
Oakland Both lads are so confident of
victory that they have agreed to box
on a winner take all basis The boys
finished their training tonight and win
take things easy until the gong sends
them together The betting is al even
money and speculation is brisk, the
EmerYville contingent wagering on Sui
livan. while the Broadway sports are
unloading on the local lad. The boys
will weigh in at 120 at o'clock in the
afternoon.
Marty Cutler, who has been acting as
one Of Jack JOhnsOns sparring mates,
IS on the program to travel six rounds
with Veteran Jack COrdelL Jack re-
. die Brooks and Kid George viii at
tempt 10 settle long standing argu-
ment over the six round route and
viii also step around in a six round
mill A good four round preliminary
viii open the show.
The pavilion is located in Twentieth
street, between Telegraph and San
Pablo avenues. From San Francisco
take the Twenty second street Key
Route, which stops within two blocks
Of the scene Of the fight
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tory of the prize ring. Notwithstanding
his size he has stacked up against men
so or so pounds heavier than himself
and COPIED with them successfully.
He is a legitimate middle weight and
in Kaufman he viii meet a big heavy
weight who tips the beam at about 100
pounds. The white man will weigh
at least 30 pounds more than Langford,
but this advantage does not Tease the
black fighter.
Kaufman, Bob Deadly and Billy De-
laney are expected from Harbin Springs
today,N where they have been for the
last month. Deadly is looking after
Kaufman's affairs. The big German
and Billy Delaney will join the Johnson
camp on their arrival 1t is expected
thatUohnson viii be of some assistance
10 Kaufman, as the former has hooked
up twice with Langford and knows the
Boston man pretty thoroughly.
Langford has started training at Mil
lett's roadhouse. He boxed six rounds
yesterday. three with George Byers and
three with Liver Davis. Langford
did considerable road work.
JACK GRACE BACK
Jack Grace, the globe trotter, has re-
turned to town Grace has been down
around Nicaragua and the southern
countries. Grace was one of Battling
Nelson's seconds and his remarks dur
ing contest viii be remembered for
their wit Jack came out to see the big
scrap.
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Forsythe stable. Antenor is one OF the
best youngsters in the string bred at
Napa stock farm.
w. COvington will rest up the horses
owned by Joe Harland, Tom Cook and
Jay Ransch. Jim Carney. Eddie Graney
and Milpitas are among them. Z
Pat Dunno is racing a stable on the
New York tracks. He paid $4,000 for
Cliff Edge at the sale of horses owned
by the estate of the late Tully Coulter.
The Great American handicap for
two year oIds will be run at Grave
send Saturday. Antenor is among the
youngsters named by George Berry.
T. W. O'Brien has Pluvious to represent
him and Star Organ. Dublin Minstrel
and Tay Pay were entered by James
MacMannS
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birmingham Poloists
Issue Challenge

LONDON, June at a meeting to-
day the committee of the Hurlingham
polo club definitely decided to; challenge
this year for the international cup,
now in the possession of the Meadow
brook club.
The team to be sent to the United
States will consist of the twin broth
ers r. and f. Grenfell, the earl of
Rocksavage and Lord sWodehouse.
The duke of Roxsburghe is lending
his stable of ponies to Lord Wode-
house, and the ponies wilr be shipped
about July 10. Captain E. B. Miller
will accompany the team in place of
Captain Lloyd
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RACING SEASON TO
OPEN NOVEMBER IL
Pres. Williams Makes Announcement
And Jockeys Are ReinStated

nRESIDRNT THOMAS H. WILLIAMS the New California jockey
r disposed of would be resumed IN September
by yesterday the Emeryv1e
earlier
plans for the meeting will be announced at tins time
but the Of the best stables in the east will be
the
expected the nermountain circuit
until the end of will then be Shipped here
City meeting yesterday will continue to July
be 80 days Butte commencing July IS
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JOHNSON FAILS TO
AGREE WITH NOLAN
Dinge Champion Says He Is Amply Able
To Take Care Of His Own Affairs
By JOSEPH MURPHY

KIT AN be Nolan Little ANYBODY
will look after affairs have concluded that l
- them myself"
This by Jack Johnson
and Johnson had several conferences.
Nolan and Johnson friendly but likely
little could
clear them They had talk yesterday afternoon but did
Johnson's in wrathy
making
he
Chief Of Police Martin enlist his services
stored back his job but Martin informed Little that he would have
fight his battle
Little maintains that he is still the and that he
the johnson Little has
ordered yesterday this
Chicago mans connection with Johnson
viii be either ruin declared Little yesterday "If
the viii be
fellow had keep this will
the
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Gravesend Results

First race, about six fulongs- Righteasy, 4
sdrcns % l. Won e Royal Captive & ls to l. second
Second race, steeplechase, about two and a
half -Blackbridge. to ;, Won; Dfpit, Z
to z, second; Doctor Kieth. to 1, third. Time,
Third race, FIVE furlongs-AIiss Nett, even,
Is to /, third. Time. I:o2 Is.
Fourth race. one and three-sixteenths miles.
handicap-Bob r. to 1. won: Berkeley, Is to
Time 2:O3
Fifth race, one and a sixteenth miles-Petro-
MUS, 2 to |. won Frank Purcell. to L sec
ond: Dull Care, to 1, third. Time. 100 20.
Sixth race, five furlongs--Syzygy. > to l, won;
Bnsy Miss, TO 1, second: Ego, to !, third
Time 1.03 %
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DriScoIl, III, Is Going
Back to England

NEW YORK, June 6.-Jem Driscoll
the British feather weight chamn,on
VIII sail for England tomorrow, having
peen compelled by i'll health to call off
his championship bout with Abe Al
tell, which was to have been fought af
Colma on July 2. DriscolI's illness fol-
lowed an attack of malaria, which de-
veloped in training shortly after his
arrival here. Complications have set
in that rendered doubtful any further
Astic activity for months.
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Lawyer Backs Little
TSoecioi Dispatch 10 The Call

I
CHICAGO, June eff johnson
thinks he can throw George Little over
without a struggle he is making a big
mistake" declared Adolph Marks, the
Chicago attorney, here today.
There is no chance for him to get
away from settling with Little on the
basis of 25 per cent of his earnings
for all exhibitions engaged in this year
The contract which Little holds with
the black fighter is as binding as any
contract ever made"
Marks, who is Chicago's leading
theatrical lawyer. and who draws up
many contracts every week, acted for
Little in drawing up the johnson
papers, and is willing to stake his
reputation that Little can not lose out
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SPIT BALL UNsANITARYe

NEW YORK. June 6.-The Inter-
borough baseball league, a small as
sociation of amateur and semiprofes-
si0nal organizations in and around
New York city has voted that its
pitchers may not use the spit bali.
This action is taken. it is said, because
the spit ball is unsanitary.
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Churehmen Continuing
War on Fight

NEW YORK; June 6.-Governor Gil
lett and various other officials in Cali
fornia will this week receive several
hundred letters protesting against the
hoidlng OF the Jeffries-Johnson fight.
Forty Brooklyn church organizations
have banded together in plans for on
posing the big match. They plan to
have each member send several letters
to persons in official positions whose
influence, they believe, should be
against the bout.
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Salt Lake Entries

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, June 6.-Entries
at Buena Vista for tomorrow:
First race, six furlongs-Ramon Corona "a,
Tube Rose 81, Good Money 90, AliVa 1O5, Fon-
casta Ill, Valencia ILL.,
Second race. seven furlongs, selIing-Sam
Bernard 106 Airs 109 McNally 100, Royal River
100, Tavora 100.
Third race, six furIongs selling Cottontail
81, Yolo 105, Prometheus 107. Seasick 107. Fly
ing Dance 107: Yellowfoot 107, Swell Girl 107,
Maid of Orleans lot. Bonnie Prince Charlie 109,
Sabado 1O9. Chief Desmond 100.
Fourth race, six furlongs, selling-Aequia l04,
Ingboat l04, Lady Adelaide 109, Almena 109,
Silver Leaf 100, Swagerlator Ill, st. Joe Ill,
Swede Sam Ill Cheswardine Ill, Warner Girls
well Ill, Ellerd 114
Fifth race six furlongs selling-Slollie Mon
trose 102. Little Siss 105 Belhower 107, Albion
II LOT, Wistaria 107, Sal Pearl 107, Royal Stone
10,, Byron 1o9 Harry Stanhope 110. Charlie
Sixth race, six and a half furlongs, purse
Sea Green 90. Gold Finn 109 Marchmont 100,
Jack Paine Ill, Bonnie Bard III, Lomond 1l2.
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Cyclists Breaks Record
For III Miles

ALBANY, n. Y. June 's.-Joseph Noe
Of Jersey City clipped SO minutes of
q record yesterday by riding a bicycle
from the New York city hall to the
capitol at Albany, distance of III
miles, ia 10 hours and q minutes The
best previous record was made by
Lewis Bailey of Poughkeepsie October
2I, 1900 IN II hours and II minutes.
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ANTIOCH BEATS ATHLETICS
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

ANTIOCH, June 6.-For the second
time this season Antioch defeated the
Stockton Athletics, the score. Sunday,
being to in favor Of the locals 1t
was close contest, filled with good
plays Cooney and Devote were in the
points for Antioch, both doing clever
work.
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ST. LOUIS BUYS HIGGINS

CHICAGO, June 6.-Joe Higgins, a
semiprofessional player, has been
signed by the st. Louis Americans to
play first base. In a recent game he
made three home runs and two three
base hits.
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WILL TRY FOR PRIZE

NEW YORK, June 6.-Charles K
Hamilton, the aviator, will sail next
Saturday from Van Cortlandt park in
his attempt to fly to Philadelphia and
back in the same day for the prize
offered by the New York Times.
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AUTO RACES POsTPONED

KANSAS CITY. June 6.-The auto
mobile races were postponed until to-
morrow on account of rain.
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NOVELTY IN THE FUTURITY

When Sam Hndreth purchased Nov
city from John E. Madden, he acquired
the subscription of the colt in the
Saratoga Special. The youngster is
also in the Futurity.
When Antenor. of George Berry S
string, graduated from the maiden
ranks at Belmont park, he beat Col
ston a nose, thanks to Shilling out
riding A. Thomas. Colston is a half
brother to High Private and is highly
regarded by Trainer Colston of the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-03
AN APPRECIATION OF
THE MORNING JOURNAL
FROM TOWN OF ROY.


The Albuquerque Morning Journal
under date ot February 18th, contain
ed a most excellent Writc-up OF Roy
and the surrounding country, illus
tratcd 10y portrait cuts OF several OF
n progressive men of affairs. The
article, Tor which we are indebted 10
their representative. Alfred :. Wan
son. OF this place, covered "a fun han
page In "a very conspicuous place in
the paper and was indeed a credit
able piece 90 any own and country.
The writer deals very fullV ON all
subjects of interest Il the hemcscck-
er and roes into detail on all topics
concerning the country The giving
OF this space 10 The interests of the
Roy country. only further proves
what We have said before. that the
Journal is a true exponent OF h peo-
pie Of the territory and a synonym %
the word boost The Journal is at
this time dcNoting more space. time
ana expense la boosting the resources
OF New Mexico than any other paper,
and thc people OF Roy certainty app
pIeCiaic thtir efforts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-03
PHYSICIANS NOTE VIEWS OF
COOPER ON HUMAN STOMACH

OF the facts recently brought go mN
attention concerning this Cooper med
icino have gone FAR toward removing
thc prejudice Z had formed against
them when / first heard of cooper's
new ideas ana medicines
" Numbers of my patients whom
have treated for chronic liver kidney
aud stomach troubles have met me
and stated hal Coopcrs medicine has
accomplished wonderful results Tor
them. ] notice particularly in eases
OF stomach trouble that the man has
relieved several cases that were os
YEARS standing aud proved very obstin-
ate 20 treatment.
~ do not wish 10 stand la the
way of something that MAY DE Tor Tho
public good. simply through prufes-
sienai prejudice, and am Inclined Ia
give Cooper and his preparations credit
as deserving TO some extent the pop
ular demonstration that has been ac-
corded Thorn in this city
We sen the Cooper medicines They
are proving remarkably successful
throughout the entire United states.
Tie !. L. DflkirliA 60
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-03
Roosevelt to the Rescue;
Back to Woods For Cannon
National Republican Leaders Rely on Bwana Jumbo to Save
Day in New York State; Conservatives Believe Insurgents
Powerful Enough to Force a Compromise; a Big Contract
For Senator Beverdge.

three weeks a bill prepared by him to
prohibit gambling in cotton and grain
futures and other agricultural pro-
ducts. The committee has been giving
hearings Tor a week or more to the
tomorrow for several days.
Mr.. Scott said also that he was sure
the measure would pass the house
and that he had been reliably informed
that it stood a good chance of passing
tho senate. There will be strong op-
position to tho bin in the upper house,
however.
So long az a member OF the senate
remain on his own side Of the cam
itol he gets along famouslN. Page
cotton men. while the grain dealers
and producers will be heard beginning
boys run at his beck and call; eleNat-
ors ignore the presence of mere cut
liens whenever he rides; in fact. caeh
Individual senator is lord Of All he
surveys. When a senator gets over on
the house side he must. conduct him
self after the fashion Of the members
Of that easy-going body. or else have
his dignity jolted occasionally.
Senator Smith OF South Carolina is
accustomed to being greeted on eVcry-
hand from the moment he reaches the
swinging door of the senate Wing in
the morning until lie departs at night.
He now realizes he is an ordinary
person when he gets within the terri
tory of the house. The senator Wen
over to the house office building Q day
or two ago to attend a hearing of the
agriculture committee on q bill TO pro-
hibit dealing in cotton futures. tie
did not like the way some OF the New
York Cotton Exchange brokers were
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-03
NEARLY A MILLION
MORE LIVESTOCK
MAY CRAZE
Big Increase in Grazing Auth
orizations Announced by the
Forestry Service for the Sea-
son of 1910
Morning journal Bureau,
6t3 Munsey Building,


NfFiiAtlNlNNs rs NlNlAAl %f
The amount OF stock which VIII
DE authorized ia grave IN the national
forests during the season Of 1910 has
3ast been determined 10y The secretary
OF agriculture, ana the authorizations
show an increase in the total number
which viii Doe allowed. ns compared
with The number last year. of upproNi-
mately 900. 600 waffle ana horses n
a00,0 sheep aud gouts The total
allowance for the coming grazing scn-
son Is i,a6 900 cattle aud horses and
S.323. zoe sheep aud goats.
The most important increases are
in the states of Nevada, Colorado,
Montana, utnh and Washington. and
except IN Nevada. where owe "a mill
lion acres have hocn added 60 the
national forest area OF The state
through the creation OF the Nevada
forest are the result ut improved
range conditions due to regulated
RrRxinc Ia the other states amy local
reductions whsrn have been neces-
sary TO safeguard the forest range
have been offset by increases on other
portions OF the range, So that ia no
state has the total number - stock
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-03
ONE Merry OPERATOR
FOlLS EIGHT BOLD
BAD BURGLAR MEN

Pastura, y. NJ, March Night
opelntor ~. n. Mcdowell of the y, T.
a = ". railway had a thrlllihg eA-
pcriencp with eight bold burglars ana
ID WIS only by cool strategy ana a
daring display Of nerve that nc pul
them all 10 route and recovered me
stolen property a.
McDowell has been living IN O SINAI !
shanty lust in the rear OF the depot
About midnight Il Mcsican tapped on
tha window of the telegraph oificc
ana informed him that ON tratnps
had broken into his shack n were
going through his trunks. lie I'M
medintcly armed himself ana ~ com
pnny with the already frightened
Mexican proceeded to his Dom IN
arriving there he stationed himself III
frol,t ~ the only door and command
ed them 10 come out with their hands
m There were eight OF them ana
they all lined up In front Of the shack
Looking into the muzzlcs OF two a.
Colts. one OF them, Of q rather
humorous disposition, inquired OF Me-
DoWcll ri he had n search warrant
that he would like TO see one before
divcsting himself OF ms possessions
Mcdowell Informed him that his ar
tilIery contained ~ search warrants
and that he would be shown al OF
Them unless he delivered the goods.
The Mexican who had Informed Nc
DoWell Of tho doings Of. the burglars
went through them. dlvesting them OF
shirts, trousers, coats, underwear.
razura. shoes, socks n other things
which they had purloined n Sc
erected.
While the performance was In pro-
gress extra 223, west, arrived az Pns-
tura, and as Conductor HARE could
not find the operator ut his post OF
duty he went out TO his room N
search Of him. Just as he appeared
on the scene the tramp who had de-
handed a search warrant was rebcl-
ling against being searched and made
IA move as if 60 draw a gun. Hare
struck him over the head with his
lantern. folling him, Il was found
that he really had a gun on him, nut
II was pot londed.
Mcdowell Is a slender man, "a
years Old. rather harmless looking,
who recently migrated from Macon
Ga. for his health. ana has been re-
garded by the cowpunchcrs as a typl-
cal terdcrloot.
sponslble positions as train dispatcher,
chief dispatchcr's clerk. clerk in sup
ur~intendont's office, etc. When his
baggagc arrived at Pasture 1t was
thuught that an opera troupe had
checked in here by mistake. lie
parted his hair in the middle, wore
dress shirts. n tie, socks aud other
tnggcrv which marked him as q dude,
and the oo%wpunchVrs have regarded
him with suspicion NJ at time re-
sentiment. since his roundup OF the
ramps he viii no doubt be placed ON
speaking terms with the cowboys.