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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05

Ohio. - 9oli3ei6ef 6rsS 9oblsr
BON Gl~eoefaEo, i'm gdnsss Sanoe
0ls Der DGoIoen Ruis Gbief4 6efaani.
uno Den 4rdi. Rooie1slt als osn Better
Yoli3ei4ef i'm gan3sh qan0e qslobt
batte. Dur6e BON Dem MSap0r gae6r
%iuIpsnoirt. Ha60em@nfIa0en ouf grobe
Smmoralildt, @eipo6n6eits Sdufsrsi
un0 WliBahtung 0eg ibm gegsbensn
Seie9len gesen len srbo6en noroeR
Karen. &or Den 9tueen ron
6un0eriaa pon 9tusfiii9lern %ertrarten
i'm 6!gNe 80 GleDeIGno9 eea Ser
team, 20, Il. 6p. Msinede, q Sabre
alt, ais iBr Canoe bsm gldBepehieln
tenterte. l3u &abeHna nuroen
bic gseleute Samuel Barr, bsiDe i'm
4lter BON So Sd9reH, duF Der Steae
g%stootet, ols ibr Nutom0bil duf Dsr
&udiebr Dpm Grabe iDrer 5chter, Don
einsm grprsB5ug s~etrofien purDe.
Sin Nutpmobil, BON Wm. Snp0er,
BrdIoent eiHer 6ol3compaanie in g o.
san geleatt. fir3te bei gounqs
9rioge a6er eine g0I6una binab
uno Sri. Gillian 0risbt uno ri.
6loHie 6ermar, oie iih IN BEN Gefdbrt
befdnoen, murDen babel duf Ter STEELE
gaGotet, 6rau Dan @nB brad cine
Jiippe unO SRDoer erlitt einen 9einz
brad - Sieb3ig @ieBer Der Rational
Wloledble eating go. in 1ole0p
ltreitten um 9o6nerb1buag, infolqe
oeiea oie 5irma Den 9etrie6 einTteate
IND 1400 Qeute gum 5eisrn 5pang.-
Das 8~aieeolipiel for0erte in gIeDez
Lamb am @oHHtog 2 Meal1enIe6en.
rer IS Sdbre olts Jrant 8oit6rps
purOe opn einem gaa setroiTeu uno
iofort get00tet, un0 esm "a Sabre al
ten Walter s. 9arfon plabte beim
Eaufen Elm glutgsfdB.
Yenn BIpunia.- Sn 9itt8s
but tUuros Der friibere GaTirer Der
8armers &c Wer9ants Rational 8dni
ocu Nl ouut 9Geafant. Charles
e. Niuuin. negen 8eruntreuuna pm
8~antgelcern 81 5 Sa6ren 3a6t6aus
in Gea0enportb. Sans, perurt6eiit. -
2uf cen Dampfs un0 electrii6en Bah
men oieiss Stoates nuroen i'm Wondt
4pril mad amtlidem 9sriht Der 81
ienba9ncommiHioR 101 Perlouen ge
t6o!et un0 1851 perlsbt. II Der mos
uatlihs 8,riht DER Goli3ei oon 9 3 i
laoelpbta 3eist. oaB in Den 30
Idsen oes Wonats Wldi bort 80
SslbFmorOe Ii4 ereigrsten. - 0insS
tag=Aeeno fiel in ben Bergen in Der
00dbdrl9aft pom Someret
S9nee.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05
Ans OTbk ri.

Ardnf Sobalsti, Elm stipiner
gono CON 4esuah Der Der @rianguHg
BON @aareu unt1r falifen goripiess
hunaen 6eituloigt 1T. uno 6rau 6rant
Dlorris. Die nsaen 6e5lerei 3u u sac
rem 3u6tbaus Derurtbeilt, atsr Uom
Cteraerift einen 4ufi6ub Ser lIrs
t6eilsgoniirsduug 5epiaist er6is,i. be=
pertfeliaien liz oer 5reitag Naht o.
Us. i6re 6luht aus 0em bieii8n @ounz
t%p9efdnguiB, in0em He bic 8itieritaa=
cen zines Gcrri0orfeuisr5 0urn TEN.
Die bsiosn eeBt9sndnnten fe5rtea a6er
idon am nG8iisu Gage uieou frtiftit-
lig 5uriid. na lie Dermutblih ibr Gnt
iommtn fir an idtios bieIien. 10
bdlsti lit aber nod ni9t uie0er einge
lan9en poroen.
= Nh Den 5oIssn sirer 8luipergif
tun9 bic Ourh eiHen ileinen 9ol3lplits
ter eeuriadt moroeu mar, III IE. s..
C'8rien, Elm b%eianntgr GjeiAGfismdHn
oieler Stioi, i'm Alier BON 60 5abren
gelioseen.
Gires crimineaen Nn8riIis oaH
ieiner ei1enta 10 Sabre alien S6Us
tier duaetIagi. murine @urbgm @root
oabisr In 0aft 9enoHmsn.
SH einem 6oieI in 4ppleion be-
aing Der 20 Sabre alis 6rant &oB,
5ohn BON 4hil. GoB oabier. Sei6r
mcro mitieih Gcrbolioure. Sdpierig
eiten nit isinem 4~rbsitseter CAB CT In
interlahenm1areiben ais 0l9s
ito an.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05
2luerlei.

Sin @ebiet pon 606.OS6 Qtrsg i'm
centralen She'll coe 4ri}ona. iuglhgs
I'M SATIRE 1901 tempordr reierplr.
luor0m iDar. lit pom Sscgstar ols IN
ngrn Wtt0erum Ser allaemlinn &eiie
0tlun0 f~rtilessben wQy0en. Die De-
ireiieU0en 9ln0ereitn lit9en In otR
Counties Naaapai un0 W}dritopO ur0
allie 0drm rod niht oerae6taeu@ruuo
p0rteleH mtroeu eom 81. gluguit b.. ).
am NtmitdtteiunerN 8Ny QsrfialNQ
ati.el.i Uer0tu. Nas @ieite ALT ron
0em ogrh Proclamation oes 0r0foenz
ten far5lih aus oem @arles Raiiond!
iorii til ayi8ora ausoe'a itoeuem Sc
eiet. Tieies 1T era Btentbeils nob
ni1t permeHtn. umfaBt 9e3tn $500
Atgts unO litat Ia rem Counties Dina.
S3nia Gra} un0 Getiie. Scgner lino
espa 5000 4cra gano in %oaho.
pelsbs uripranalA III &~ersiHoHn1 NIT
9egei1an]sproHtiea rsieveiri porotu
rdgtn. 0u 9efsolga3 wt5o1r ttorinet
iuoresn. Is Mb6rt9 oa3u $1,000
Ntas jm @oiit N~1no0ifrIct ur0 Is
0aQ NJrcs I'm 9.aafsot Elitriet. N,it
0ey seiieotm3 otsiU Tifritte miro
om II. rtip. am 20. 4aauito. S.. h.
aennen gusretn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05
s1uut aussruieDtm.

gouo. DdDiofon bat ben 4nipdIt
gea. IS. 6uuus avs IS biltoH gum
0a&labritter con Calumet So.
eraannt. as 4a1folQtr Oss lir5li4
b@ernorbenen &itters pauiion.
auf @ntiasen. nelde Der Super
biIorcnrotb Dou Sron 60untp me-
oeis ~angeblider Ui0erreatlider 4neiss
NINA 0on 0e5HbreH srbob. Fat 0ouo.
Daai0fon ben 0ortiqa Sbsriff Mm.
Walter ieines 4mtes eni60ben un0 Z.
SO. 4noreDs bon Gnetlon an leiner
Sieae %erHannt.
eOuar0 g. Meahem in
gsloit bsgiHg Sel6Hmoro our4 Sr-
f6ieBsn.
Jn Der Qnldgs ser GouiolioateD
Mater 9giper &c pdpsr 6o. 81
0raRo 8abi0s puroe oer -
Sabre 1lte ant. 5tolal 3srmalmt, in
oem cine qroBe StablroIs our3 cine
9ooen0ifnaHs itir3te uno auf ibn llsl.
Dd6usno tie Den 5eierlidteIten
oes Observation-Disclosures IN Yors
taee b~eipo6nte. mur0e Brau JriB
@6r gefd6rlih berlsbt, ais VI. 8lame
bic 6ontroae iber iein AutomobiI pers
lor uno in bic 3uiaauermeuge bIHeins
fu6r.
Der 26 Sabre alts 99os. Guns
ninq6am aus burlington iprans
in G6itago DON einem in boaer 5dbts
meteorological befin0lidsR 1traBeHs
tohnDagen, Tin ieinen ibm oon tiHem
WinoitoB entiibrten 5ut gu bolen, u.
erlaQ eiHem Shd0el6ru6.
Bel elmer Tur16rernerei puroe
in Wusco0o De- 81 Sabre 0lte Sac.
6aifuer nieoergeranHt uH0 lebensges
id6rli6 DsrleBt.
Ger % Sabre ate Wm. Ran
nolos, principal Der 8ranllins Sdule
BIT W an II. ertrant ndhs Str
pens 9oiut I'M &iscoaiin 5laiie.
lei Der Rettung ieinsr @sfdbrien, Is.
G1mpert uno &. o. Gnsler 0oH Ndu-
iau, Deren Canoe g~efentert mar. Die
yistiung Der 6ei0sn aelang ibm, e
ielbit buBtt aber cabei isin geben Elm.
- 8ei liebungsiabrten fir oas 3pis
idenitaatlide INSTRUMENTATION
oas am 1. Wlontaq in ga r0 {
bate iattfinoen ielen. UerunqlUdten
ism. 8. 6ilton uno 5rant e. Uann,
ais fe NIT elmer Shueligteit ron lber
elmer Uleilt in Ser 0liRuse o%aberraiten,
10 ihmtr, oaB Clifton pobridsintib
ieiuen @erlebun9en erlie9sn miro. Das
g9%eiiiabren pur0e iniol3e Der unfdlie
abseiaat.
9eim 3uidmmer6rub zines OF
riis an Dem in Der @rrihtunQ besrii
ienen nslen Q}aHer6ebdlier in
DoDQeDttle iiiir3ttn Die Nrbsiier
Sobu Conabue bon 4one, 3D., uuo
6aTrD Ylatt une 8op eunbD pom
Cn0ba aus eimr 6o6e pom 90 7Fub ab.
potei Dorc6m gei0oiei. bic 6eioen an
Deren ~gcid6rlldl BerleB. mlroen.
- Das is Won8ie dlte S0bHden
0ef jYailtlie 3fob. N2Htolpstt ~ IS N
Sine fiel in einen WiId3ubcr amo
ertrani in oea muir 2 30a tieien Nai
ier.
Das Gdnlas6duoe in Glib
ben att NIT eiutm5daoen BON $40.
900 in lyldumen auf.
- Der St0l oui Der 6arm hes z.
6risaue 3u 70 auoutee fisl sinem
Granoe sum Gpigr. BEN Elm 6nabe
ourh Spleen NIT Streihb0l3sIn per
urfadl bate.
Giu6reher ipreneten cen @tlo.
iHgant in Der 9auf 3u unitD uno
suilomcr init $1,000 tn 9aar uno ii
ner be0tuseunen Summe In Wertbpa
pitren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05
uniere
Can rci5emSes ,,DrsiIinas
&Geaae''. 10. 1888.

Sin neass, ba6i9ss 1.o6sa fir Elm
bequemes Gau4 sepaaD ia iwmer eine
piGiemmens Sa9e. llniere SAuitra=
tioH 3sigt orei Gustinfaiieu an 8or-
1ert9etl uro 8aden. Der breite &ras
gen lit Elm ieSr sleaanisr 6alsabl6luB.
Ger 4ermsl lam lang o0sr tur5 Ssbdl=
ten nerDen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05

bert fir Elm 1~6idhrisss Mdotsn 334
garos Stoff. SO 3on brett. cser 81
Yano, "A 3Dn brett nit Is garo 27
3oa breitem ~abitetsnpsm RnterIai ois
8eiab.
Gbi9t WiuHer mernen eeetn Ginienz
oung apH 5shn Gents auF Nusfh 5B-
aelan0t. Dan gsbe geIi. Hummer.
GrcBe ano belle 4oreHe, DeHt.i9 ges
ihriebsH. an.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05

Sen rat6en, 0ie 8e6anolung Der arants
6eiten 0es Uidaens, osr Gia9sDeioe,
0es gmtes un0 Der 0erDeR ME lange
gu Grandchildren un0 Hiemals init
%un6etannten 6silmitielH 81 experiment
tiren. ioncern fofort 3riHer's &meris
can Glirir Of Bitter Wine 81 gebrau=
den. ,Soi. 5riner, SO. 1333-1339
81. aibldno &0e., G6itogo. ST..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05
Gin eiufadses 1IacbttIeiSdpsr.
1TN. AQhR.

Gas DeFiR. psIhes bier o~6gebiloei
If. lit Elm Raattleiodsu nit
Aermsln. bic bis an BEN SAILS ions
men IND ohne Gaum an ben Shultern
fine Der StoFf lit an Dem pals ae=
RAFT. Der nit elmer Spibeutants gar
nirt meroen lam. Die NermeI tom
nea 10 lang 9emaas meroen, pie iie
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05
1imISiId,s 2slsmFe iiir si'nee
gt6Nenen. 10. 1898.
Mn a1t name It 7uae1e6en)

sir ale Qih.e 1T Suaegeben)
Dir w6iibe glegie 1T fir iunae
N95otsu aaa3 %bsionssrs tieiolam ano
unisy Weoea ishr pyactiia rlrlpenos
tar. DEM ourh WesiaNua8 oer
g njsenpoiie Nno Ggasen miro eiae
Strefrt'ds eeitaHsu. Ter SHluB
1T IN esr lalten Seiie uHo PIE Uer
iprtHseucM Nheils nit 8n1pfs oerles
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05
lgevaraturen iilr eai,rrdSer.

erlunoiesu Git iia Ieb. aber uuiers
gleite iut @moigir ii. Sltparaiurarbei
ten. NIr madeH Oite Gobrrdoer asyaoe
ple men ausisbea. uuieye hoharaoiatH.
aagaHilrten 5abrraofr $l5. $40. So flr
Quar- ootr leitst 2blaDluugen. 0aupt
quarter tit nene uno ;ipeiiu 0ano gUioi
iog Sncles@ absnos HID Sonniaa3 Dor
milia8s cFen. lslepbon South 40
Jonas Cycle Sc. TBS RaiiOna! qpe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05

ssiu6aiht uersen. 9ieiss &aattleio=
acH i1na o3n Gambric, Sapn coer
Gong Gloth 1emd6t ntroeu.
Ias Wleiier fomms in @r0Ben furs
@ltsr RON 2 hts II Sahren. sir Slab
rjge @g0B. braudt man BIS gav0s
36 Sell brei.eR Stoff uHo IL goyos
Aanten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05
Dstrslt nnS Jurnd SIS via Crosby
Cine $tsamrrs mns Grana Grwuf
&iienhann.

Q,leeenilih oes Stat 5Wniey8 am s. 8.
nno 10. Nlui l,0htrg .lHiormattOu In Der
Staot 5idet Cnice. J96 twaNe Cir.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05

Nhtcd1r 81. Eiii S1frf-4usl
EriEc l1-s
Salf. cae fsfZt5t. Ertrt -
1tis Dssrs amsrisas is-ists Nr1iss
kssA AA-A&Ae
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05
@t1udrhe.
@iImanFre Qlcrrt.

shueirs. eltfnbr $500. RTima. sS5-
ee5 Sbippina. e-65-oea; ieiaie. e.39-955i
ViSfts S5f-St1.
MiHSuieH. stuiuGr 1900. Wnfssrs Gteers.
h5e-T50. @eifgrb 42 G15. aGbs. 500
eco. Gfunera. 2.25-825 Cutters s25-
efseefs. ASSIST. sG.5sr G.5o-s2 5.
enafc. ~ aufaby ftQ. Ehef. 45e-5Q9,
gdn.asr Cos 90 sgriug 6.oQ-s.oo: Gasis
g Tn az
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05

Gle @anot4r,seears ts-t:t,t Fh
ron ntatm eoral' ecr stH 2uasr.
truit ZEN Saeessee 3u esgitsta.
EaR 1T 5.i.sr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-05
Seiumer Greuriiomeu Via GresbY
steamers sne grass Grunf
Hfsemnnhm-

lomie nab au6grn Gduaondeu un0 0iiiWga
'Qumlieu. Naberes in 0er Gtaot 6idet u
lice 500 CRwaher StraBe.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-01-13

Last Friday afternoon was Ladies'
Day at the Commercial Club rooms
and a large crowd of ladies turned
out to enjoy a social hour and get
acquainted with the luxurious rooms.
The card and pool tables were kept
busy and Baker Ferguson added to
the enjoyment of the afternoon by
serving light refreshments. IL was
suggested that the ladies organize
an auxiliary to the Commercial Club
for the purpose of civic improve
ments. as there r a great many
ways in which the ladies may help
to beautify and improve a city. The
plan will come up for further dis
cussion at the next regular Ladies,
Day, January Dist.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-01-13

Harry Clifford and wife came down
from Hitchcock yesterday morning
to spend the day at the home of
Auditor T. C. Young. Mr. Clifford
has just completed the purchase of
Mr. Young's half interest IN a gener-
store at Hitchcock. and is now the
sole proprietor of this establish
ment. Huron Herald.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-01-13

Mr. and Mrs c. E. Burlingame and
children came up from Arlington
last Monday to visit. North Preston
relatives. Cliff went back to Airing
ton on the evening train but came
up again Tuesday to join the family
in attending the wedding of Mrs
BIS sister, Miss Nellie Knutson,
which occurred at noon Yesterday
Lake Preston Times.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-01-13

Having sold our house, and being
obliged to move into a smaller one
soon, we find we have more furni-
ture than we can use, and wish to
sell at once. one walnut bed room
suite. three pieces. two center ia
bles, M kitchen table, one lounge,
one upholstered rocker. 20 yards
velvet Brussels carpet. While these
articles r not as good as new. they
are in first class condition, and will
be sold very cheap. Call at the
house and see them.
}. w. Coqulllette.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-01-13

The next number of the Miller
Lecture Course will be the Chicago
Glee Club at the opera house
Tuesday evening, Feb. LIST. Tickets
on sale at Collins Drug store on and
after Jan. 27, at 10 o'clock a. m.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-01-13

Miss Jessie Hulsey. of Marshall.
town, Iowa, will give an e~locution
recital at the Christian church,
Saturday evening Jan. 22nd under
the auspices of the w. G.. T. u.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-01-13

Mr. w. l.. Curtis having decided to
sell out has listed his farm 220 acres
81 miles from town with me for sale
also his two houses and lots in
Miller. Call at my office for terms.
P. J. Weir.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-01-13

Please call up phone Main SO il
you have not had free Samples of
Miller Roller Mill Products-Super
lative flour. Breakfastfood, Graham
and Pancake flour.
Respectfully,
Chas. Thomson.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-01-13

Rev. Father Desmond, of Huron.
and Father Carlan. of Tracy. were
the guests of Father Fox Tuesday.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-01-13

A new $500 Milton piano for sale.
Can be had for $500 if taken al
once. Inquire at Collins drug store
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-01-13

f. C. Musser, the Highmore nur-
seryman, was in Miller Yesterday
on business.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-01-13

f. D. Greene went to Highmore
on business the first of the week.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-01-13

DR.. and Mrs w. H. Lane were
west bound passengers Sunday
noon.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-01-13
Additional Local

Will Saltmarsh has been laid up
with illness for the past week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-04
JOHNSON ARISES LATE
AND EATS SMALL MEAL

Johnson Camp, Reno, New, July A.
Johnson remained In bed until s.lj
O'Clock At that time Drs Morrison
and flasher. whose duty II was 10 eN-
anime him to pronounce officially Ju
mis- physical condition. under the state
law, went TO his room. They have not
yet announced their verdict.
The negro attaches OF the camp are
raising a purse 90 send down town 10
wager on Johnson runoT that the
odds are likely 10 20 to 10 to 4 has
caused great excitement ~ the camp
on his return from the AUTOMOBILE
ride down town johnson ate breakfast
consisting OF four lamb chops. thrse
SOFT boiled eggs. tea and bread Buy
Delaney Johnson chief counselor. has
been finding fault with johnson fur
eating too much, but made no obicc-
ton TO this mornings meal
Tim sullivan. Of New York. the stake.
holder visited Johnson camp snu ask
ed permission 10 return 10 George Little
the $40 600 certified check posted ns
Johnson's forfeit. 10 this the chan-
pion readily assentcd. and Little viii
receive tho check as soon as the mon
enter the ring
Reno july AT 1915 johnson is out
In the yard posing for the newspaper
photographer and laughing and Joking
a though he had not care IN the
world Preparations To- start TO- the
arena are waiting upon a visit from
Tex Richard who Is expected soon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-04
CROWD JAMS ARENA
IN SWELTERING HEAT.

Arena Ringside Reno, July 4.-The
gates We're opened at IL o'clock sharp
Thousands were then thronged about
the four entrances. the majority being
formed IN tnin serpentinc columns that
stretched through All parts vi the
grounds. As the gates swung wide
there was great rush Tor the turn
stiles. and the surging crowds poured
raI.dly into the enclosure.
IN less than 10 minutes the gallery
seats ana the wide platform skirting
the topmost outer RIM OF the arena
were hair nlled.
Coming IN from the cool windswcpt
spaces of the hat country
surrounding the battle-ground, a
startling change OF temperature was
noted in the arena. The bare pine
boards generated "A terrific heat from
the schoruhing sun. ana the early
comers Immediately proceeded 10 shed
their coats ana collars.
Thirty feet from the rinsside and
due west, so that the sun would not
interfere, battery Of nine motion
pictures machines supcrimpuscd In
rows OF three above one another was
being manned and made ready for the
afternoon.
An American flag dropped on its
stan above each Of the four entrances
Boxes built for women at the top of
the outer west walls Of the enclosure
were soon filled and the gaudy hats of
the occupants added a Vivid touch Of
color 20 the scene.
Half an hour after the gates had been
opened the vast arena was moro than
two-thirds filled with a sweltering mass
Of humanity
The sporting celebrities arrived early
and the ringside soon sWurned with
the notables without whom no big fight
Is regarded as complete.
kU.# N..Hr. fHUa 81 .
meridian sun. hundreds had taken the
precuution to bring along smoked
glasses and green shades. Others
equipped themselves with picturesque
wlde-brimed, high crowned straw hats
The Reno military band entered the
arena shortly before O'Clock ana.
stationing Itself directly in front or
tho motion picture cameras. awaited a
signal 20 commence playing.
\ few moments later the band mem
bers piled pell nell into the center OF
the ropod % foot arena, and RECALLED
the spectators with stirring American
airs.
At o'clock the arena was nearly I'LL
ed. The heat was intense, as the mid
day sun poured It's rays into the crater
Ike structure.
George Harting, the timekeeper,
came In with the gloves In a big green
box, two pairs FOR each fighter In case
of burstcd leather or accident.
When the band played America"
the perspiring crowd made n feeble at
tempt 10 sing. but II quickly collapsed
and the spectators went back 10 fans
and handkerchief.
Yielding 70 tho protests ~ spectators
whose view was hidden by the moving
picture booths. Rickard ordered ono
booth on the left dismantied
AtI.10 word was passed IN from the
outside that every seat In tho arena
was sold and several thousand persons
we're stiIl IN line at the booths
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PREFER WALKING.

Reno. Nev. July g. By noon the exc
dus 20 ne aSht s-TsnA began. The van
G7isLr1 % thos> MO could not afford
demanded cor "Trip began heir dusty
miles tramp Tue two csrs that cotu-
prise the Tol.na stocb Of .hs str It
railway that leads out 20 toe sS,tua we're
buslor than they ever have hem and
the bulk Of the pilgrims preferred tlc
walk 10 fight for q foothold or band
grip on them. In the main % was %
gone foodless since last night. but good
humor prevailed and there were no Sc
rious disturbances.
Tho railway people were on the Jump
getting the long special trains lined
up ana nv readiness 10 move 20 desls-
mated starting points the moment the
hght u over.
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Judge O. w. Powers Delivers
The Grafton of the Day

Then that vast assemblage, led by
Prof H. b. Folsom, principal OF the
Washington school. Joined In repeat
ing. with uplifted arm and hnger
pointed up 10 the picture or
the dag. the pledge OF al
legiance. as follows Il pledge al
legiance TO my flag, and 10 the re-
public for which II stands, one nation
indivisihle. with liberty aud justice 20
all" This exercise was most
impressive and was followed by pro-
longed applause.
Prof Chas Kent then rendered In
clarion tones tho patriotic song. The
Flag without a stain The profess
sur was In splendid voice, and during
the singing there was such stiffness
prevailing that the refrain WAS heard
through the grelter part Of the sur
rounding grounds As he finished each
stanza tho great crowd broke out into
vocferous applause, which was con
tinued long after he finished the song.
JUDGE POWERS GRAFTON.
President Ferry then introduced
Judge q. w Powers, as orator OF the
day. Judge Powers commenced With a
<Corttn,,ed IN mage two1
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BOTH MEN ARE FIT.

Reno. New. July Everything Is
IN readiness FOR the great JeffrIes-
johnson night with the arena spick
and Suan the crowds winding toward
e. the fighters resting az their camps
before stripping for action. the ussur-
ancc Of physicians that both men arc
nt FOR battle the money ready, the day
bright and clear and cool nothing Is
wanting TO the curtain call for this
hgnt Of all fights.
The sports who spent tho night on
cold floors. piled three In a bed and
oven on cots In "a mortuary chapel are
rackins. tho arena. The streets 81 the
city arc iarmcd with almost hysteri-
cal crowds forming into tho action
here and there as frht starts, pick
pocket r. caueht. or "a prize ring celc-
brltv elbows HE way around. only
one serious accident has married the
day and that wns when California
guutoter shot himself n" io1t.