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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

first ls found ln the Inability 81 Ter
~ Turner e. play short. Il is Ne
Cures Intention 90 hnnd tho white.
haired whiri Wind 90 second. where
tho short throw will not strain hia
arm, ana fill in az short with one Of
The numerous candidates he has IT,
his camp
II BY anY freak ~ good fortune
Turner should come back 20 bic old
form, Mcclure win - course. play
him at short. and send - lair back
a. second. but it "a NOT believed Tur-
mere arm Wiil ever again stand up
under the demands 0f the long
throw 80 he VIII probably be seen
a. second. and the -bis follow" az
first
That Mcclure is banking upan
Larry Tor first Or apparent from the
photographs taken az Alexandra
Ia showing hlm prnetlcinr a. fret
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
EXTRYg EXTRYEI
BAT ELSON AND
SORRETT SCRAP

my corner. and I am the man most
interested Let Corbett recall the
fact that at Goldfeid Cans marked
and cut and beat me worse than
Wolgast dld. yet was always
ready with a finai kick I landed Il
in the foriysecoud round In my
fight with Hanlon I was beaten al.
most 20 pulp. yet I stopped Han.
Ion IN the nineteenth round
Please understand me that my
seconds acted aa ! wanted them 90.
Any time I get whipped. I want 20
be stretched out on the floor with
The referee finishing the count
over me never win have a sponge
thrown into the ring as token
that have given up tho battle /
never have IN The past and I VIII
not IN the future"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
KETCHEL MAY FIGHT
LANCFORD ON JULY 2

July 2. the Saturday before Isffries
and Johnson meet Langford has
a number Of offers 20 fight Ketohel.
bat II the Inducements are right
he viii gladly meet the champion
here. provided that be beats Iim
Flynn AZ los Angeles on 81 Pot
rick's day 0rlffin expects 70 hear
from both men some time today.
having wired them last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
I5=.. THE STARS PAGE Or UP-TO-DATE SPORTS TT=#I
WV 4't4EsN 44EE 49,
JEFF HAS SOME
= BRAND NEW BLOWS /


\ LOs ANGELES. March H.
James J Jeffriea. who is boz
coming al enthusiastic NJ his
friends regarding his excellent
condition says hc has worked
out new series ~ punches
that will be "a big surprise 20
Jack Johnson when he spring.
, them on the negro July 4
Instead 81 the old time one
; two business. Jeffries says he
\ has one. two. three. four five
\ series Of blows that even the
HhlftY negro cannot avoid. ana
he says that any one o. The
blows will win the battle lie
\ developed this new tangled He-
\ rios while punching tho baR
\ and has decided 70 make bas
\ punching one ~ tha features Of
; hts daily routine The new
\ punches viii be used ia rushing
\ Johnson.
4 a A A A A a a A A a A. 4 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

SAN FRANCISCO. March A.
jim Griffin Is getting busy IN a
hurry on bis July card. Realizing
that there will be thousands Of Wis
itors here for the big show on July
4. the North Beach promoter has
Invited Sam Langford and Stanley
Ketchsl 10 hook up for fight on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
FORTY TWO YFARS% BASE BALL
WONDEDFW LIFE oTOpY OF jim O'POUPKF

could Die thla bail and whenever he
came up n the ninth irning with
tho score cioHe. u was hundred 20
ono shot that harRea satsid ma 10
. hit thai would land hlm On second
base and bring tn a run " a runner
Was on second
There are two other wonderful
hht~fH thnf ] AAw when mere boy
They wwrs DiCkY Pierce. ah1rtstop
and Tommy nariews. catcher % tha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
CUE TITLES cosrssrEs

NEW YORK Mar-a nm
Championship FOR Rori6s ID
billiards and peel Wiz IL "a
on March rs Willie Hop,s
ehaliengrd George gatfas r.
1871 baik line CHAMPIONSHIP
Che match viii Be for sos p11s
ihat date II ail take pace b /
cage
PRED Fames aSa Theras Ersl
wiii play 10 Denvsf. tie stalls 4
TIE three cushion fitle. Z a. 4
and a subsfaniizi aida 1T
Ierofue Keoxh nili pay ~ 4
% a three Night series L ta,s,e
his tstie At pool the chEegE
ing Charles Westsu - IA
VIII be al Rochester \. !. ai \
begin Monday March Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

CHICAGO. March ~ Pneky Me-
rarlaud and Freddie Welsh may gri
together after an over In England.
and settle their long standing disv
rute for lightweight hanore. IN a
letter received rs Johnny Mcthr-
land. cousin ~ the stock yards lightr
weight. now abroad. Pack SAYS That
the Mountain Ash club % Wales has
offered a tieo00 purse Tor q battle
between Mcfarland and Welsh and
the National sporting club of Lone
don has offered Si6.oeo purse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
WILL COLORED STARS
PLAY IN THE MAJORS

why WIN not he promoter o,
organized game hsge u q. 1.
% many u ihese dsn~ ~.
brethren who can rzl.es - I.
with The bektg
The fans are INTERESTED \ 4,
BAH They applaud p.ays -
made irrespective n - !.
make them Il there sny r.ss,r
supp that beaaass ! IA :
orod he wlii not be aeglsssss I.
Eood play
with colored players nal-.,
success ~ il 10 tie Ussssl 4.
league ] look Zoe ekansss d
opinions q many xho aag, =
cut against their IN orsaalsss 3
bah n oolorcd players RAE +
and show cqusi sam VA X
white companies. Why snm
be assumed that the day 3 sa.
distant when they VIII y Va
down jobs ia the major issrsai
Think % over Think aNH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
WELSH LISTENS
TO PACKEY NOW
English Lightweight Decides to Give Mcfarland a
Match in Difference to Demands of the English
Sporting Public.

Burning criticism ot Welsh by the
British press tecausc ~ hts methods
n the Mcfarland transactions evil
IDENTIFY haVo had effect Welsh rcal-
itea that he must fight Mcfarland
~ lose much ~ his popularity ga bis
home country Facky bad practical
y given up hopes 81 ever getting
Weiaha signature 90 a Eet ~ artl-
Giles. and had planned O. eAii for
home on the 18TH ~ this month,
Weishs sudden change w heart
win cause racky 60 remain in Eng
land until negotiations are con
Guided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

away with the foul strike rule and
place che pitcher farther from the
plate
This would ienRihen the games.
and perhaps cut down the attendance
~ men who are able 20 spare only
a short time wach afternoon Tor
base ~ games. A. Far a. I am con-
cerned. the game is just about as
Interesting A. ] want g. providing
eFcry player does his best and they
all work together"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
PITCHING MACHINE
FOR THE MIDDIES

ANNAPOLIS. ND. March IA
The members ~ the Naval academy
baseball squad Will face a pitching
gun invented BY r. n. Lake. war
rant officer nov stationed here. In
practising bnttlnE Tho gun was tn
vented some time ago BY Mr. Lake.
but the ore nov being constructed
IL b far the most powerful ever
built and contains several nrw fea-
tur~r
This present machine IL operated
with com pressed air. as were the
former. bat air will be piped 10 u
from a Pow erful compressor tea the
engineering building. while the 9TH
ere were actuated from a hand pump
pnlY is OF 30 pounds ~ pressure
wili be uRed. and this wiii give q
speed equal 60 tho most powerful
slab artists. bat A. pounds could be
applied if necessary. and TIE mid
ahipmen might or Woli b. facing q
modern hreeCh rifle
In going The pitching distance The
bail may be- made 90 curve AZ much
a. eight feet. and this in any dircc-
ton. ~ a simple regulation % the
hgeech % the gun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

hts star iufieldcr's ability when "a
manager deliberately shifts man.
rerngnired a. the greatest second
haseman in the game, % another po-
Hitian and a~puars STAG q make
ronm lot him. be fnuaf hata a high
opinion a hlru. Al that IL ftle has
Ia the pest. demonstrated that hs
can play a wonderful Nansa a. the
i1iiiai sack when forced % piay the
hag durinE Stpvaira inrHt&AftY. 81
revealed flashes that made even she
great chaHe open hiH eyes
TIE reason Tor rhaaln~ t.Rfaie 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

haitsr'a knee.
II ear be served "A trifls either out
Dr IN, and though "a slow ball la
said % o. very effective. MrGraW
himself is sid 90 have been struck
out with 81 yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12
THE PLOTTING GAME.

Every with red blood In hls admrea fighter
Mitchell
81 N ~ matter what hia
interested tho Jeifrlcs-Jo match the
o world
The offers beginning Monday. th
a history THE FIGHTING GAAlE.
and Romans down through the che
The history complied by Tip Wright q told in SIX chapters
Il tells of the days when the estu filled The pce q Che box
glove relates the before the Ncus tells e
the heroes % olympus q The bare knule days q Mr Ens-
land. Il brings THE FlGHrlNG GAME step rs step 60 the
present and carries the reader the outside % fan
cisco July q
Watch this page The Fighting Game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

Joe Harter, Lawrence. Mass. uut.
fielder hns been signed by Manager
Fred Lake Tor the Doves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

Grand Western harness racing
circuit wili give $500 - the driver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-12

Philadelphia Ancient order OF lfi.
bWulnua WIN have amateur sports
yotra They hnvo Joined A. A. a..
there
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-03

the services OF an attorney. The pros
ecutiOn advised him 10 change his plea
10 guilty.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-03
WHERE TO VOTE TUESDAY

psfeNATION Of the various poll
~ places throughout the city
unity of salt Lake for the No
.har election, was officially issued
Ne.-srllav. An districts have been
.es. rrafr definite ballOting place
en- the exception Of District No. SO.
49, Min be- designated today
-,a voting places m all the city and
-ofy districts are as follows;
First PreeineT.
-.-.-fet No. Tempest grocery,
rt1rt6 East and Eleventh South.
fgsfriet no. 2-1593 Ninth East.
csmpbelIs store.
- and Milton avenue.
E1 65iistrict No. Thirty ward
si7,s,s5rirt 40. 4-Residence OF Mrs.
--r-ar ESQ Ninth East
-1Di-rrirt so. 5-Dr. Tinker's office.
r6rd's drug store, Seventh South and
ss S.l,-iet 30. s-Rear 1174 South
Foarth East residence NJ 5. Ed
Ii,i.--riet no. Residence Mrs. Davis.
ed south Fourth East
1isfrlrf 30. Residence Andrew
s--i-F Dr. -IG south Second East.
instruct N0. basement city and
eo 6Isrt5t 80. io-4ss South Second
h165ii district No. 1870 South Fourth
- residence of Mrs NJ Henderson.
district No. 12-Ninth ward annex.
, ' Dfsrrirt No. 13-vaeant store, 76O
F-sr Fourth south.
DisfrirI 40 1f-VermilliOn phar-
mscv. i53 south Ninth East.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-03

District No. Thirty-third ward
amusement hall.
second Precinct.
District 10. 16-COttrelTs store.
Meade street.
District No Hazel drug store.
Eighth South and Second West
District No. ls-POplar Grove meet
ing house
District No. 1s-Residence Thomas
Snarr. 425 West Sixth South.
District No. 20-West end Fourth
ward meeting house, West Temple and
Seventh South.
District No. 21-Residence John r.
Busby. 467 south West Temple.
District No. 22-Residence r. &.
Evans. $50 South Second West
District No. 23-Residenee }. f. Jeffs,
531 Post street.
District No. 24-Residence Margaret
Leatham. 800 South Fourth West.
District No. $50 Postoffice place,
p. spencer. Heating company.
West Third South
District No. 2T-AlbeTt hotel. 125
South West Temple.
District No 2S-Old county Jail.
District No. 29-144 South Seventh
West.
District No. 3O-Fifteenth ward
amusement hail.
Third Precinct.
District No 31-Utah POsten, Isl
West North Temple,
District No. 32-Relief society hall,
District No. s3-Sixteenth ward
amusement hall. Fifth West between
North Temple and First North.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-03

Miss Ethel: There
are several rem
edIes used 70 re-
move pl T. y / c s.
blackheads and an
slightly sores on me
face and bodv. and
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-03
MAKE FINAL CANVASS
Republicans Comb City and County for
Politics OF Those Registered On
the Last Day.

Last night was a busy one at Repub-
hcan county headquarters and the work
will not cease until after election.
Work is being done day and night in
checking up the books and finishing
the registration work. About forty
clerks were busy until midnight last
night carrying on the work. after
like force finished their days work
A corps OF eanVassers has been start
ed out TO recanyass the city, after
which the last and complete recheck-
ing Will be done. This Will be finished
Saturday night This viii make three
canVasses in all OF the districts or the
county, and four in some OF them.
From the work in checking the
books today" said County Chairman
j. L. Eldredge Jr. last night Il Will
not miss far the statement in regard
10 the Republicans registered. Their
were about $500 in the city and 1000
out OF the city in those registered on
the last day
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-03
REPUBLICAN RALLY AT
THE JOSEPH S. HYDE HOME

An interesting and WelI-attended
Republican rally was held at the home
Of Mrs. Joseph 5. Hyde 97S East Fourth
South street. Tuesday evening, at which
AXel Steele presided as chairman. The
speakers We're George Buckle, Herman
Greter Mrs. Hyde and ". j. Burton,
county commissioner and candidate FOR
reelection. Music during the evening
was furnished by Miss ROmania Hyde
violinist; N. Anderson, cellisL and Miss
Callister. pianist Punch and light re-
TreshmenIs were served during the
evening. IL was a most pleasing rally.
both from a social and a political
standpoint
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-03

Fred Brown, the eX-cOnvict who is
alleged 10 have struggled drugs into
the Utah state prison Saturday after
noon, entered a plea Of not guilty 10
the charge when arraigned before
Judge j. j. Whitaker in police court
yesterday forenoon. The time of mis-
preliminary hearing viii be decided
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-03

District No. 34-s4e West North
Temple, residence II. c. Anderson.
District No. 35-Residenee E. c. Col
lett, p Almond street
District No. 36-AnneX Twenty-see-
ond ward meeting house.
e pls' rio u no Ere $5wResidenee Nellie
Gamble, 747 North second West.
District No. 40-Residence G. w.
Willis, 232 Center street.
Fourth Precinct.
District No. 41-Residence Mrs. Tay-
lor 81 North State.
District No. 42-Twentieth ward
amusement hall.
District No 43-Sixth avenue drug
store. Z street ana Sixth avenue.
District No. Residence Mrs. Muir.
Dol Second avenue.
District No. f5-Residence \. G
Gum, 23l j street.
District No. 46-Residence J. s. High
am, 75S Second avenue.
District No. 41-Residence J. A. De
Valley, 1888 First avenue.
Fifth Precinct.
District No. Isl. W. DOnkin's old
store, Second South, between Eleventh
and Twelfth East.
District No. 4S-Residence Mrs. Da-
wilson, 252 South Ninth Eas,.
District No. 50-Eleventh ward an
mex.
District No. 5l-Calvary Baptist
church, 474 East Second South.
District No. 52-Residence Mrs. King,
334 East Second South.
District No. 53-LObby y. NJ. {. A.
District No. Str East First South.
County Districts.
District No 55-Min Creek meeting
house Fourteenth and Fifteenth South,
about Twenty-siNth East.
District No. 56-Residence II. Il.
Worr, county road and Fifteenth South
District No. 57-GFanite High school.
District No. 5S-AIiller ward amuse-
ment hall, Fourteenth South ana State.
District No. 59-SOuth Cottonwood
ward house.
District No. 6O-Murray First ward
amusement hall.
District No. 61-Grant hall. Murray.
District No. 62-Big Cottonwood
ward house.
District No. 63-Residence Z. Z. Wa
trous.
District No. s4-Half-way House.
Parley's canyon.
District No. Buuervnle school
house.
District No 66-UniOn Coop. hall.
District No 6T-City hall, Sandy.
District No. 6S-Residence Samuel
Perry, sandy
District No. 6s-Residence Alexander
A Brand. Granite
District No. 7l-Cressent ward house
District No. I2-Draper Commercial
cOmpany's office.
District No. 74-ward house, Herri-
man.
ton Mercantile building.
District No. 7e-South part South
Jordan Mercantile company store.
District No. T7-West Jordan amuse-
District No. 7s-Midvale school
District No. s-Taylorsville ward
District No. sO-odd Fellows hall.
R District lei" no %. si-Myers hotel.
District No. S2-Copperton boarding
"D District No. ss-Pleasant Green
District No. s4-Hunter school house.
District No. S5-Meeting house.
District No. ss-Brighton ward meet
district No. SS-Neeting house. cor
ner Twelfth South and Twenty-first
Il District No. sod farm house,
II District tSii No. sO-Durants residence.
District No. 9I-Residence w H.
Rudy North Point.
District NO Soy "a > vacant 10
taurant. Lark.
District No s3-Murray Second ward
amusement hall.
District No 94-Murray court house
District No. 95-Residence MIS- L. H.
District No 96-Garfield club house.
District No. 97-The Burton school,
1890 state street,
District 98-DaVis place, Sing nam:
District No. ss-court house MID
vale. ,- 80,
District No. 100-The Hamburger coal
office, 22S0 State street
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-03
SCANDlNANIANS HOLD A
BIG RALLY AT SANDY

It was scandinavian night al Sandy
last night. when one Of the most en-
thusiastic rallies OF the Republican
party was held. The meeting was heid
in Schmidts hail, which was crowded
10 the doors The speakers We're &. NJ.
Nelson. Holm Hansen, AXel Steele and
". W. Wilson. who acted as chairman
OF the meeting The speaking was in
The scandinavian tongue entirely. The
rally was an enthusiastic one ihroush-
onf- and the Republican national, state
and county doctrines were received
with much applause. Paul FJelba was
the singer of the evening, and re-
ceived P hearty welcome from the large
audience.
LEARN To DANCE.
Beginners class commences Thurs
day. November 3. at p. m. OdeOn.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-03
The Doctors Answers On
Health and Beauty Questions

The questions below general in character
diseases given and the answers VIII
apply any similar nature.
Those wishing further advice free may address, Df'
Lewis Baker College Bldg College Ewood Stsp Dayton
Ohio enclosing self-addressed stamped envelope Lor
an address given but only mi
tials or fictitious will used in answers The
filled WelstOcked drug store
Anv druggist can order Of wholesaler.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-03
sHOM ENTHTsIAsNL

County candidates and members Of
the county committee met last night
in Republican headquarters and bub-
bled over with enthusiasm and GER
tainty Of q victory al the polls next
Tuesday.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-03
TWINS Ar HAMMOND HOME.

The home Of DR.. and Mrs. z. d
Hammond. 1867 East Second South
street, was made happy at S O'Clock
yesterday by the arrival of twins
boy and a girl. Mrs. Hammond and
the babies are getting along nicely.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-03
CLIP THIS OUT
Valuable Prescription When AffIIct-
ed With rheumatism or Back
ache Also Splendid Tonic.

ed With Rheumatism or Back
ache, Also Splendid Tonic.
Al the first sign Of rheumatic
pains or backaehe, or a feeling OF
being generally run down and
weakened. the following simple pre-
scrlption should be used, the results
are prompt and cure certain.
one ounce compound syrup Sar-
sdparllla, one ounce Toris com
pcunds half pint high grade Whis-
Key Tor sherry wine If II is pre-
tefredl. Mix them and take table,
spoonful before each meal ana AZ
bed time. The bottle must be well
shaken each time.
Any druggist has these ingredi-
ents or will quickly get them. any
one can m TX them This also makes
a splendid system builder.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-03
NEW ARRIVAL.

a bouncing baby boy arrived yester-
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Van Sweden, 226 North West Temple
street.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-26

banks This would make the total
length Of the circuit one mile and LIZ
yards. The width or the track win be
100 feet. II is not proposes AZ first
10 have a concrete surface. cut simply
to have cindeTs well rolled in The work
Of construction viii be considerably
simplifed By the proximity OF the site
10 the mines. for the sand from the
dumps can be utilized for the banking.
The track itself viii be modelled on the
INES ~ Broollands. and although al
llTst an attention VIII ne given to the
work Of building the course II Is pro-
posed % arrange for the building Of 4
club house. and Ia lay out courses for
other srOrtS later on
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-26
PRINCE IS DINED
BY FORMER GUESTS

Members or the Congressional dele
cation who visited Hawaii gave a dir
uer AT the New willard last night 20
Prince and Princess EaIauianaoIe The
beauties OF the islands and the hyspi-
tally OF the Hawaiiaus were -extoIed
by Representative Richard 8artkoIdt OF
Missouri and Representative a J.
Barchfeid OF Pennsylvania
In responding Prince Ka1zufanaole
said he hoped the relations now exist
ing between the United States and his
country would so increase f. cord affty
that rothinE could sever die bond.