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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-04
THE MEETING Of TWO GIANTS Of THE
RING FOR THE WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP

morning and then announced that he
had reached his fighting weight, 206
pounds. and would step into the ring at
205. Jeffries would not give out his
weight Sunday.
The road house by the sparkling wa
tiers of the Truckee river, where John
son has made a house of merriment,
was filed all day with men and wO-
men. The only privacy allowed the
negro was room upstairs and
it took two strong negroes to keep
down the crowds that surged constant
ly up the stairways-
johnson will win, of this there is
no doubt" said Delaney after he came
out of the room where Johnson was
being rubbed down after his eight
mile run And there was smile on
the face of the old man that told
palmer than words his thoughts.
Hundreds who did not care TO make
the effort TO get to the camps made
their way TO the new arena, a mile
from the city. and enjoyed themselves
starring at the workmen still busy with
the last touches. There was a smaIi
strike on the part Of the carpenters
during the morning when they found
that they had to erect screened boxes
for the women who have bought tick
cts to the fight. The carpenters said
this was not in the contract, that they
were through, and 1t looked lad for
the women for while
But Tex Richard smoothed matters
over by signing a new contract with
the carpenters and the work was
rushed through.
Telegraph officials were busy install
ing ringside wires. Painters were busy
Every seat. it was found. was so ar
could be had.
To Bed Early.
Jeffries went on an automobile ride
late Sunday Reaching camp just be-
fore dark he went to supper and later
spent a short time on the porch of the
cottage. Toward 9 o'clock he wandered
over to the hotel and began playing
roulette. His entire staff was gath
cred about him. vOwing that he would
be put to bed before 10 o'clock. JEFF
fries laughed, but submitted to their
directions.
After JOhnson's return from a joy
ride TO the town Sunday he lay down
and rested for two hours. He ate a
light dinner and began his last FRANKS
with the attaches of his camp. John
son sawed his six foot bass vial
small negro with a high tenor voice
sang ragtime. and there was general
Publication Before retiring Johnson
said he was feeling fine had enjoyed
his last day of training as well as any
and avs confident he would go into
the ring as unperturbed as he ever had
been.
No Free Seats.
There is not house or telegraph
pole around the arena on which a Zee
seat may be found TO view the fight
The upper tiers stretch away into the
open sagebrush plains. On every side
the hills wall in this little spot on the
map. Natures arena is around it.
faultless in beauty, wild and free in its
bleak sweep. 1t is a ft place for this
battle of giants. this struggle for first
place as a fighting man.
Many ROSues There.
There are 12O men of the rogues
gallery in town, according to the po-
lie.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-04
A NfIIionafre's Baby

attended by the highest priced baby
specialist could not be cured Of stomach
or bowel trouble any quicker or surer
than your baby if you give it McGee's
Baby Elixir. Cures diarrhoea, dysen-
tary and all arrangements of the stom-
ach or bowels
Price % cents and so cents. Sold by
all druggists
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-04
CANANEA CLEANS
Up THE MAVERICKS
Wins Sundays Game From
the Local PLAYERS on a
Blow-Up.

II r.
Cananea
There were no excuses At Least not
enough TO go around, for everyone on
the local club took a fling at the god
dess of. errors and won a home. Even
DeWiggins, the capable umpire for the
Cactus clubs, mixed in and made foul
fail ball decision which was questioned
by the FL Paso players Ahead Of the
game for seven innings, with the worst
of the nine innings in the rear, the
Mavericks stampeded in the eighth and
allowed five runs off Of as many err
rors. plus two hits and one of them an
infield scratch
The Beginning.
To begin at the beginning, FL Paso
"a pped out three runs in the very first
inning starting at the top OF the bat
ting order with Duck GOwan and send
ing the diminutive Duck, Earthman and
Merritt TO the bench by way Of the home
plate Gowan gof a base on balls.
Spider Adams dropped Earthman's Of
fering TO short and allowed Gowan to
get on second Jackson sacrificed
-GOwan to third and EaFthman. 70. sec
G Il Merritt got single, scoring
han, and Clancy, the new bright light
kcond recruited from the last years
brought Merritt home wOth two
- when he attempted to stretch II
into triple and was thrown out at
third Adams got the first Cananea run
on a mixup, which caused Karl Earth
man to encrOach on the territory of Mr..
Clancy. allowing Spide's easy one &c go
past A passed ball sent Adams to
second and Hodges single brought him
home. Cananea sent the second one
around in the fourth when Hodges got
double to left He was allowed to score
by Hewitt. who threw wild to first on
T. WhaHngs p1tOut. This let Hodges
score.
The Fatal Eighth.
Things then rocked along until that
fatal eighth Someone kicked the soda
pop bucket over in the grand stand and
the aerial navigation started from there
Red Bodies started il by grabbing Off
GOodman's ball when it was rolling foul
and hitting him in the back with il by
way of revenge. This error sent Good
man TO second and Fat Wylie, who was
on with q hit to thirdA Hewitt made
another wild peg. and even long, lean
Jackson added one TO his error column
by throwing wild. After that it was a
procession of the July Fourth variety,
Cananea furnishing the fireworks and
Ell PasO chasing the sticks. When the
smoke had blown away, Cananea had
chalked up five runs and had won the
SStluc DSN otiu q nope OF recovery -ASt
TO show that IL was not entirely 5re to
Ell PasO's blow up. Cananea added an
other in the ninth, making the total
eight and three.
EooIes Pitches Well.
Bodies pitched for FL PaSo and, with
the right kind OF support would have
won easily But with such ragged work
he could not have cleaned UP in that
Sunday game with a mop. Fat Wylie.
nd h Ia
window, worked for Cananea and went
gOod with the exception of his wildness.
he got out of a number of bad holes
and showed considerable Improvement.
not TO say class. Clancy was at short
ft1o,+;,,,ol -, D., 1-,.1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-04
AMATEUR GAMES
AT ATHLETIC PARK

At Athletic park the Durangos won
from the Outlaws, an outlaw organiZa
ton with an outla wname, Sunday af-
tsrnoon. The final score was seven to
two The battery for the Durango
team was Chito and Tallo and for the
Outlaws, Cliff and Bonner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-04
TENNIS.

Bateman defeated Overstreet Saturday
in the tennis tourney in progress on
V NJ. c. A. courts He took 8 games to
his opponents 4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-04
BELEN AND ARTESIA
DIVIDE BALL HONnRS

Artesia, N NJ. July 4.-The Belen
Santa Fe'' baseball team played two
games with Artesia. The first resulted
in a score of to in favor of Belen.
The second was 10 to in favor, of Ar
tesla
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-04

Two DdS6 HliS-INuIllSeN, l. W NdIInS-
Sacrifice hits-Earthman. Merritt. An
derson, Brand.
Struck out-By Anderson. 10; by
Gamble, 6.
Base on balls-Off Anderson. 3; off
Gamble, 6.
Wild pitches-Anderson l; Gamble, l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-04
Some Before the Fight Dope
on Johnson and Jeffries,
Including Their Past Ring
Experiences.

CONTINUED From Page one.)
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-14
O'NEIL'S CANDIDACY

F. ONe the Wallace banker and politician has announced
his candidacy the Republican governor The
Citizen welcomes the candidacy of Mr. ONe for the that
gives strong for the opponents of Brady the ranks Of
the Republican rally round Under ordinary
Mr. ONe any other Republican of standing and wide acquant
could easily defeat Brady but it undnabe that Brady
succeeded humbuggg large lot of temperance people be-
evng that he and worthy champion of
Those who know Brady best emphatic the that
would have aligned himself with the liquor interests instead of with
the temperance forces thereby he thought he could have osered
his political ambitions In fact it is known by all who keep informed
upon political events Idaho that Brady secured large majority
of the liquor in the last ampagn of specific pledges
which he Brewer Bob Hayes of Pocaeo and which that
representative OF the liquor forces to his Events
which Brady had CONTROL principally due the
and sincerity of Representative Robert McCacken forced
Brady into the temperance spite of his efforts
the middle of the road Brady thus support which
he not entitled and is all that gives him any standing whatever
in the
Mr. ONei has felt the public pulse for sometime and has
IDENTITY the conclusion that the time him
the contest From the campaign Idaho be said
be underway and the outcome of the first direct primaries will
watched with great interest
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-14

not cease to be an nsugen He still opposed ~ the oy
which been against him for ten years ne %
every progressive which he forced through ana P
the books In 1904 he clearly elected 10 inc H.
National Convention had been such an nsugeh u ~
controlling convention threw him out ana ed m
enemies Senator's Spoone and Quarles who had no rght @
In january 1906 he entered the United States SENATE
was only insurgent On the occasion OF ms St
the Senators the special interests of OIL COAL steel sugar peel
railroads. etc. insult him by leaving the chamber III pou
He said:
Il cannot wholly Indifferent the fact that Senators BY tn
absence this indicate their want OF interest IN wnat @
have say upon this subject The public interested m
important question rightly settled seats now Temporarily Vaeu
may be permanently vacated by those who have the gh 10 occupy
them at this time
AT the close of four years the Senate he has been joined y
other insurgent Senator'S others their way and ord
able band of insurgents the House of Representatives Struggling
to restore representative government in that House
But special dread La Toilette most OF all because
he is eectiveta constructive They know when they meet
determined enemy and La Toilette the determined and paaDe
enemy every form of legislative grant gift to special interest
He believes equality of opportunity In the Senate his motion TO
provide physical valuation of the railroads basis tor ea
sonabe the foundation of the whole question: Ills
amendment establish permanent and expert tariff commission
would be egate business and destructive to trusts ad
against the public welfare But in Wisconsin, while
he governor, he best demonstrated his constructive ability
William Gitle in The Twentieth Century for january
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-14
La FOLLETTE The FIRST lNSURGENT

La Toilette the original insurgent That one reason
why the special interests hate him. Another reason IS that he
has beer successful He ngent Congress 1884
o9o Dug those years he opposed scheme Congress steal
vast quantities of timber from the Indians He opposed another
scheme to give millions of dollars outright canal company which
70 secure the necessary legislation had offered 100000 to the Re-
publican National Campaign Committee and the amount to the
Democratic National Campaign Committee killed the bill to
give railroad company the title and of every townse along
Big Business f - =
FOR the next ten years. from 1890 1900 was the open
ana ayowed nsrgent He up against the powers of
he state and national governments He nurgent against
e TWO United States Senators from his state against the thou
sands OF federal and oceoders allied politicians in Wis
onsn and against the special interests such
and politicians Some the time Senator Spoone in
Washington Who La Toilette? Spooner replied He is
fool who thinks he buck 5000 of railroads in
Wisconsin
From 1906 he was governor of Wisconsin but he did
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-14
A POLITICAL MESS

Looking over the Balnger Pnc1ot imogio and considering
the whole thing its latest aspect appears the OBJ
of affairs that they have succeeded in turning out
well developed political Washington says the Birmingham
News
The public more less familiar with how the thing
about There charges of corruption against the department
of the interior connection with certain coal lands and claims
Alaska This situation reviewed in the light reflection
Secretary Banger who heads that department. and the
face of such evidence in hand and pending further develop
expected President Taft stood by Banger There
investigation by congress the charges against
department and supposed be cooked and prmed that the
investigating committee composed of Of
of be appointed by Speaker Cannon and pres
dent of the By clever maneuverng the part
combination OF democrats and republican insurgents which Repre-
sentative Underwood of the Birmingham district conspicuous
and effective figure, this programme npped the bud and
vote secured whereby the house should members
the committee
Meantime Chief Forester Pincho against whom the onv
charges have been that he interests
of the public regard the alleged land frauds succeeded in hav
statement read before the touching upon the situation
which offended the President and regarded an act of
subordinaon and Pncho dismissed by the President from
the government service and his sbordnaes went with him
Such the situation nutshell The impression made on the
public mind appears be that good deal of politics behind the
whole thing That effort has been reflect on the admin
istraons attitude this mater there be doubt Cannon
and his regulars who supporting the administration in be
controversy were ounaneuveed for looks now as
the public will have the benefit bona investigation of CHARGES
OF public land frauds EForeer Pnchot who friend and
proege of Former President Roosevelt will no doubt be permitted
70 tell what he knows and possible that there will be not only
some interesting disclosures the public interests but some
more or less significant political developments as we'll
At this writing the situation to be family row in the
republican party, which Cannonm is more or less con sn 30
isua and It probable that political ammunition NAV be
secured by the anadminstraton wing of the narv as well % M
he democrats which may be used the next national
oaign W
At best the does not look good for the renub -
ma especially Tor Its standpat element The country at large IS
lot to thorough investigation of the whole thno F
las been charged to Justify such inquiry and it should fail 70
scoe corruption the public land interests to which more m
suspicion attached by Of former ugly disclosures the
ublic will be somewhat surprised "ie
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-14
INVESTIGATE Land BOARD

The Twin Falls Chronicle calls for legislative investigation
concerning certain transactions of the Brady land board 1t
becoming stencil in the nostr of the people way
carried on by this board The appear have everything
their own aud to be able put any old price they
water rights In the particular mentioned by Chronicle
appears that enterprise accepted by the land board
over to the settlers in incomplete condition The Chronicle says
Whether or not the meager of ST. 500 allowed damages
by the Twin Falls Land Water Company will reimburse the
settlers Tor the uncompeted work the canal system question
which has been answered the negative by large number
farmers The engineer is said an examination
OF the system and submitted report which he stated
tenn was completed according to contract This report approved
without question and the system turned settlers bv the
state land board Still told by who should be posi-
on to know the facts IN the matter that 100000 will
the system The engineers and its subsequent approval by
the land board proper subjects for legislative Investigation
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-14
BANK GUARANTY LAW

ngs of the bank guaranty law Oklahoma 1t certainly
ing that the adverse taken from the Portland Ore
gonn the Salt Lake Tribune and the Denver Post None Of these
papers know anything first hand of the workings of the law and all
for the prejudice Of their upon any subject Not
wishing the bank guaranty law to succeed they claim has not
while they favored the they would be equally vehement
asserting that proving successful
Upon general principles The Citizen trusts the law will be
successful for if should prove it would certainly solve
vexaous problem and the editor of this paper has taken pains
exchange with number of Oklahoma papers others
oanabe the stands for the express purpose of getting
intelligent opinion of the working of the law and upodate have
hesancy saying that the law has successful Not
single depostor has lost dollar by of bank failure in
Oklahoma There have been only three failures among than
roo banks during the and of these national bank
and there strong evidence that conspiracy of high nancer
wrecked of the other banks order bring dis
repute In the Literary Digess summary Oklahoma banker
through the columns of the leading paper of the stateThe Okla
omawries vigorously in defense of the Surely he
better qualified speak the subject than either of the papers
who denounce the law failure
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-14
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Third
Judicial District of the State of Idaho,
in and for the County of Ada.
Robbie E, Starcher, Plaintiff, VS..
Carl Starcher, 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 within twenty days (exclu-
sive of the day of service) after the SER
vice 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 de-
cree of divorce dissolving the bonds of
matrimony now existing between plain
tiff and defendant on the grounds of
defendants willful desertion of plaintiff
and failure to provide her with the COM
mon necessaries of life for more than
one year last past; that plaintiff be re-
stored to her maiden name Robbie E.
Wilson, and that the community prop
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of E. Myron Buss, Decease

Estate of E. Myron Buss, Deceased,
Notice is hereby given by the under,
signed, Carrie Buss, Executrix OF
the Will of E. Myron Buss, deceased
TO the creditors of and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased,
TO exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten (1o) months
after the first publication of this notice,
to said Executrix, County Of Ada, State
of Idaho, at Room 80 Falk Building,
the same being designated as the place
for the transaction of the business OF
said estate.
Dated December 13, 1909. .
CARRIE BUSS,
Executrix of the Will of E. Myron
Buss, Deceased.
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-14

erty described in the comol,;.
creed to be the sole and sensraf p,alnt b 4
ty OF plaintiff, for costs Of ffaaste s,a;. propa
general relief; all of which r suit II. and h.
appears from plaintiffs Common mn more tay
OF which is served herewith ibp'alnl ha cs
terred to and made a part merely i.
And you are hereby noi;ssd' nsasoi'
you tail to appear and answa eu that L
complaint, as above reou;,sS ,ssf The aiI
plaintiff will apply to the rou-. ne sa
relief demanded in the copOiu;i oOIl. Tor d.
Given under my hand and dpld,n' an
the District Court Of tbe s ne ne seal Il
dicial District of the State of iard faT9 H.
and for the County Of AL 4. IDAHO i
day of December in the lus vs.. I'M; Id
Lord one thousand nine b,nd-.odl 1nad q oa
nine. huilored and
(sean W. l. cUDDy
By OTTO F. PErERSSSsta Sta
KARL PAINE, Attorney 'Goty foFy S' Sst
tiff, residing at Boise, Idaho ' flar+
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-14
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

Star Water Company, Limited Io,.
ton Of principal place Of bushes, -tr e..
Ada County, Idaho. '-
Notice is hereby given that at a m..
ing of the directors held on the DNs ,ss
day of December, 1909, an asses,mtsl M
of 35 cents per share was levied uNa ,,
the capital stock of the above cornor, .-
ton, payable Immediately to HUH :
McElroy, Secretary of said cOmn,1. M y
at his office, 261 Soma Block IN n
City of Boise, Idaho, or to ]. E. Rober,
at the Farmers Bank, Star, Idaho
Any stock upon which this assessment
remains unpaid on the 1st day Of Febu.
airy, 1910, will be delinquent and advr.
tised for sale at public auction. and m.
less payment is made before, will be ,OB
on the 22nd day of February 1910 b
pay the delinquent assessment together
with cost of advertising and expenses
Of sale.
HUGH E. McELROY
Secretary, Room 261 Soma Block
Boise, Idaho.
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-14
NOTICE OF ANNUAL sTocv
HOLDERS MEFTINn wy

Notice is hereby given that ~ y
day, JANUARY 10, 1910, at the h boas m0a :,
8 p. m, the regular meeting of 4. aOuL = q
tic Gold Mining Co.. Ltd, will I,s * u Z,
at the offices of the Companv 's lug aen
3o5-3oS Soma Block, Boise C1, Cit1y, IG.a IAN
for the purpose of electinp = Iol.1 iusl9 y
seven directors, hearing renort' rs,u y y
officers and such other business s A. W. y
come before the meeting. A1'
By order of Board of Directors
A. RATHBUN,
Secrehr
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-14

NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE BOISE CITY
CANAL COMPANY, Limited.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Boise City Canal Company
will be held at the Office of the Com
oany Room 80 Falk Building, Boise,
Idaho. on Saturday, the sth day Of jan
uary, 1910, at O'Clock, p. M. for the
election of five directors for the ensu-
ing year, and the transaction OF such
other business as may come before them.
J. L. NIDAY,
Secretary.
Dated, Boise, Idaho, Dec. goth, 1909
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-14

have special invoice of Diamonds that selling
an extraordinary low figure them if you wh-F0W
LER, 1914 Main Street
The Boise citizen., 1910-01-14
ATTENTION

T M :
ties & looking o homes either in Boise City m mbrs
@ forget that H. w SUTTON, Building has
Home we san sell you beautiful City Home Interurban Home In
get the location, Room 81, Merino Block ~ ~
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-12-15
The IRWIN Store
Grand Grand Christmas Display.

We easo with
most stock and
young
mention few of the many Beautiful Goods
display
Gent and Ladies' Gold and S2per WdfcheS Bracelets
Necklaces Lockets Fob Chains, Dxch Collar Pms Bar
Pins; Hat Pins Scarf Pins. Gold Finger Rnes
Belt Pins, Fountain Pens; .SaJetY RazorS.
EbonI and SXver Plated DRESSING Cases. Fan
Clocks Rogers and Community ISH1er
Plated KniveS, Forks Table and Tea Spoons.
fine assortment Of CHf Glass, Fancy Lamps
and Framed Pictures, Hand Painted China
chop Dishes, Salad BowZS Cups and 4SducerS,
Cake Dishes, de- ::
Fine Decorated Toilet and DinnerWare in Sets
From Three to Twenty-four Dollars the Set
big lot of Books all kinds 90 25 35 and
fine fabric Writing Paper for % 5000
Cards EACH Toys Dolls Games of all kinds
Flexible Flyer Sleds Fancy Groceries Canned Goods
Choice Dried Fruit Nuts Oranges, Lemons, We sell
Christmas Candies
We welcome you to The Irwin Store where you
will receive courteous treatment and fair prices
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-12-15
Additional Census Notes.

The census report shows that
Pennsylvania has an average
far SURPRISING that of Ohio and
Illinois, and about twenty less
than that of New York. The
population of the State is by no
means evenly dispersed; for 1t Is
possible to pass through the
State from north to south with.
out entering a county one fourth
as densely populated as the State
at large. Fulton county has an
average population of 23 to the
square mile, but two other coun-
ties in the state have less-Cam-
eron, 20, and Pike, 13. The coun.
ty having the largest number CT
lnha bitants to the square mile is
Philadelphia with IL, 9I6 and AL
legheny Is second with 1884.
Twenty-Five of the sixty.seven
counties have a population of less
than fifty to the square mile and
fourteen, less than forty. OF our
immediate nelghbors, Bedford
has 36; Huntingdon, Al; and
Franklin, 80.