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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-04

RENO, July 3.-Experts on pugilism
have given their opinions to the Asso-
ciated Press as follows:
G. l.. ("Tex') Rickard and John l..
GIeason-This fight is absolutely on the
square We regret very much if any
contrary impression prevails. for we
have tried our best to avoid any move
in our negotiations for the staging of
this contest that would lend the least
semblance of truth to the vicious ru-
mors and opinions that have gone the
rounds regarding 'frameup. Those
who are knocking are the ones who
know least about either the fighters or
ourselves. If they were fully informed
of the determination of both Jeffries
and Johnson to win and of the great
amount of money and glory the victor
will achieve, they would not have to
seek further for a reason to controvert
their false ideas.
GEORGE HARTING. Official Time
Keeper-After visiting both men at
their respective camps and looking over
their physical condition, / can not but
anticipate the greatest heavy weight
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-04

the sidewalk waiting for him to come
horth. And Bob apparently enjoyed it
all. His face was wreathed in smiles
he made speeches in response to frantic
demands. From hotel chairs and auto
mobiles he spoke, and the crowd to
where men could not hear so much as
word cheered itself hoarse.
He is apparently gaining flesh His
face is fuller than 1t used to be when
we saw ii lean and lined with the
spirit Of the fight. His frame has
filled out bit But otherwise he was
the same old Bob we all cheered when
he fought his way to a championship
many pounds beyond is weight All
the same, Bob continued to cheer when
he lost that championship at Jeffs
hands
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-04

others look for hard battle.
Corbett is probably one of the most
conservative of the lot. He looks for
Johnson to give the white man a hard
battle for a time, but thinks that JEFF
fries will wear him down and get him
after Is rounds are over.
NO TROUBLE, SAYS CHOYNSkI
Choynski, who has fought both men.
seems to think that jeff will have no
trouble in winning. He looks for a
short fight with Jeff winner inside of
ten rounds. Armstrong also looks for
Jeffries to win early in the fight.
Corbett will be Jeff's adviser and the
former champion is probably the most
cool headed man the fighter could have
secured. Corbett knows the game from
every angle, and he has made a study
of Johnsons mode of fighting. He be-
lieves that he has method of getting
by the wonderful defense of the colored
boxer.
Berger, Armstrong, Jack Jeffries and
Cornell will be in Jeffs corner, but
Corbett will be better qualified than
any Of these men to give advice.
CORRETT GIVES ADVICE
corbett has had several heart to
heart talks with Jeff in private about
the style of fighting he should pur-
sue. Another talk will be held to-
morrow morning, when they will out
line the last plans of attack.
The writer does not figure that jeff
will tear into Johnson. Jeff's former
fights will show that he never tore into
his opponents in a slambang fashion,
but adopted a careful plan of attack.
His last three fights were more ag-
gressive than the others.
IcifzeipornonS In their Io
fight the alfalfa king bored in and
forced the pace. He also forced the
fighting with Corbett in their Mechan-
les pavilion affair. He crushed in
steaIthily, always forcing his man back
until he cornered him. 1t was the
same in his fight against Jack Munroe.
Jeff probably will force the fighting
tomorrow but there is little likeli-
hood that he will do any rushing.
Johnson is too skillful and can hit
too hard for the big fellow to adopt
that style.
There is not a man in twenty who
thinks that Johnson, If he wins, will
10 the trick inside of 10 rounds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-04
Yacht Ruth Wins Prize
In Pennant Race

The San Francisco Model Yacht club
yesterday started the weekly pennant
races of the club on Spreckels lake in
Golden Gate park. There were only
four entries for yesterdays event. and
it was sailed in two heats and a final,
with the following result:
First heat, Lily: 2, Peacemaker.
Second heat, Ruth; 2. Skiddo
Final heat, Ruth; 2. Lily.
The boys branch of the club was
started yesterday, and about 20 boys
turned out with their little three foot
ers. AS soon as the boys are ac-
quainted with the conditions of sailing
on the lake, races will be organized for
them by the directors of the club.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-04
GOVERNOR EXPECTED
TO SPEAK AT ARENA
Sports Look for Breezy Conversation
From Dickerson of Nevada
BY WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY
GALL BULLETINS WILL
PICTURE BIG FIGHT

n ULLETINS of the big fight direct from ngsde
- The Call Office by special will be displayed The
Call Office Third
made the thorough
of the fight every incident place
will be told
The special that provided nsures quickest
of the biggest sporting
the rngside trained follow and the significance
OF the fighters will flash the
the The Call office blow will
struck; change of fortune will be recorded
The bulletin will begin the
probably
has been struck and the fighters have left the
incident of which those front OF The Call bulletins will
apprised
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-04

Continued From Page o, Column :
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-04

The total production of turpentine in
the southern woods during the last
year was 36,500.00 gallons. and of
rosin 4,000,000 barrels. The value OF
the two products was s32.o00,00o.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-04

Tt is estima ted that the Canadian
northwestern coal field, between Nor
rissey and Banff, contains about 10000
000, 900 tons of coal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-12
Mclu g)prfs Wtanpr ifmot.

0tapor @opnor al SEEM Oorf Gitp
er SirsoagS blepen lflrot og boor0t
ioaret al en- afffe0iget 9eltillings>
mon6 pe0 @obnep9ienet> Gallagher,
ser piloe bGpne Jig poo @opnor for6i
fan bop6e miltet lin Stilling. Mfo=
Dorcn bar on1bor0 / en- Scean0a1n=
per for at foretoge Ell &eile til Gu=
ropo og tog netop 9lflfe0 mes nogle
8pembe6smnnO og Genner, 0a fan
blep rant of Sfl100et, iom offpreoes
poo meget fort @fiton6. &uglen
ro1nte @'oporen / @olien og blep lio=
6en6e / @1uflerne. MoDoren b(er
brogt til ct @oipitol, bpor mon peo
@ielp al Mentgen Straolerne folt=
ilog &u9lens Mo0S. 9en til blipe
fier11et pe6 CT Operotion. Ser an
toges life at bnre 6ore for bans Gin
&olosmon6en blep Tooet til Sor0el1
al en of MaporenS 9eoiagere og ef:
ter en- pol6lom &omp, UNDER bpilfe1
Fan offpreoe ilere Sfl,6, belogt mel
@oon6jern.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-12
Gplcra / &nslanb.

Sra ct. Eeter5borg n1eooeles, at
&olera=Gpioelnicn otter ct br>lot lpS
meo itor @ol0lombeo, iarligt / ct.
Feters6org, bpis &on0ioripning ifer
ira 9fepo=6loOen Ser er fplot me0
&olero=9afterier, % Mineegnene
set ipolige Muslono. Eropinsroa0et
/ SefotcrinoSlap far bepilget $780,
600 til 9efe1npelle al @pioernien
@opnearbejoerne Sp6ruslo1ro' bor
forloot oereS Elooier al 6rpgt for
Sn1itten, lao ser CT Sore for en- me-
get olporlig ,Stonosning al 5rofifen,
og / Sefaterilloslop fan ser lite
faces @eitorbeiocre, ioo 9lfgrdoerne
roo0ner poo Morferne. S S6eSio
far scr piit Jig nogle Silfel6e al
9ploepeit, ionltioig me0 at ltore Sfo=
rer al 9iotter far bolot sSn0tog /
Spen, og ser toges MI energilfe
Sfribt for at foo 9ngt nc0 9fotte=
ploge11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-12
SfDnbranbc.

9e sfopbronoe, iom / 6e li6lte
Tiger far raiet / Montala, Soabo,
@aibington, Oregon og California,
er oe nerlte for en- lang Marreffe.
Otter Op1psninger fra 6oritbureauet
/ @albington bar ser pe6 l10gangen
al iioite l1ge bren6t 175,000 McreS
Sfoplan6, og sq6en bar oengang
en6nr langtfra un6er &ontrol. So
bet / 6e forifiellige stoter lpber op
i mango Millioner Collars. Ereii=
oent 5aft fit lioite l1ge en- Nnmoo=
ming fra &pltltaterne om at itille
acknowledgements til &ao6igbe6 til
&ielp peo 5lufningsarbeibet, og ef-
ter Gorban6ling me6 @rigs6eparte<
mentet bar ban gipet @erafoelinger=
ne Sc peitlige stoter Or6re til at
p0e al Sen @ialp Sc formaar. nj
SorItbeitprelien far ser beret iat
800 Mano elrbeibe beo Slufr1in-
gen, men bis le bar blepne Sen
@ra0 operanltrengte, at Sc neppe
funoe ubrette noget. S Montana me.
ner man MI at bape iaaet 8ugt mes
Sl6en i6et ser liSite ssnoag og Sc
paofsleen6e Gage er faIoet ipert
@egnifpl oper be bargebe ggne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-12
20. AARGANG.
Airfcitriocn / Spamiem.

Som onltolt liolte ltge er Ser op-
ltooet ct 9rrO 1nellem Sen lpou]fe
Negjerin9 og Eopeitolem og ben
lpanlfe Sc lonbt til &otifonet er ble=
ten tilbogefolot. Ger bar til jiolte
SpnOog forbere0t lneget ltore fotbol=
lfe Genlonltrotioner San Seba-
ltian, Sen itorc @opnebp be6 oen
hiSfoplfc Sopbugt, i0et be flerifale
2eoere 6opoe giort &egning poo, at
&orlilterne, Ser er inrligt it9rfe /
Sc norbligc Eropinier, og 6e mango
politilfe 2onoflpgtigc, ser far toget
Op6olo poo Sen fronife SIDE al
Norogrgnolen, piloe lluttet fig til
Dem. eS1niolertio lfreo Sen iponlfe
&egjering ino nco ioa l1pentet ltor
@nergi og lolrlebc laa itore Srcrpe-
nosler | Sc ggne, floor Gemonltro-
tionerne por forbere6te, at bqocc
&otbolifcrne % Sc farliltilfe iSprere
fonot Set roooeliglt at oilpie Sem
for at unogoo Sloosu6gpoelie. 2ette
betrogteS al Sen lponlfe 9fegjering
lom en- nnegct bctp0nilrgSfl1lo Seir og
betrogter Set ion ct &orlel onn, at
Spbiolellen er pe6 at lpgge lig. Get
meooeleS fra Moorio, at @egjeringen
fra fremlne0e 2on6es @egjerin9cr,
lerligt fra gnolono, far facet Stgt-
te for oens Sptrnoen / set religigle
Spqrgslnaol pe0 at ofpile Eopets
SSne5lonoing, og ira Som forlpoer>
at Foren MI ct tilbpielig til at piie
en- .forlonlig @oloning og life iette
Mellempercnoet alt for nleget poa
Spiolen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-12
Gra allr Kamtrr.
9furacs nNc Wciaubt til Wmcrifo.

Sra &riltionio nleooeles 5. 9kll=
quit, at 2egntionslefreter pe0 Set
norlfe @eionotlfab @ari5 @elmer
8. @rpn CT uontrunt til 9torges Mi=
l1ilter @oibington, .. 6, lon1 al
opOe Ntinilter Due @uoes Gfterfpl=
ger. 9iinilter 9rpn er fp0t 1865
% jurioilf &m1oioot. San bar ito~
Sig fulgt Sen 0iplomatilfe 2pbebone,
ioet ban far gjort 5jenelte @ene=
rolfonlulotet 9uenoS 9lireS og
@elonotlfobet / EoriS ion1t furge=
ret JONI Gicefonll1l 9or0eour. Gno-
pioere far fan brret 91,reolc6ef og
Gfspe0itionscbef SEN norlfe ltoen=
rigsofoeling og bor tjent iom mio=
lertioig GborQe 0'Nffaires / Stocf=
Dolm 6por bon ferte Torbonolinger
poo Norges Scgnc ongooen0e Orb
ningen al forifiellige Jorbolo efter
l(nionenS SplGsning.
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%iccprGiiocnt Sbcrman beifplbes for
Gcitiffc(ic.

S SUM 9roaneo frcn1iotte Sen
blinoe 6or6u,0slcnotor for Ofla-
bono, 6. 8. Gore, / Torb,1n6sj jenotet
en- Faqlton0 onl at ser bar 5u6t
ban1 Ell nncget ltpr Sun1 Iom @eIiit-
felie for at 6on lfl1l0e bjGlpe til at
gjennenlfdre en- 2on0bonoel> bboroeb
en ltor 2ol161trrfning, Ser tilbprta
~Oe 5 cipiliiere0e Snoioncri itonlmer"
lful0e ofiiaoe5 II! rripatc 9iiglnten3
for en- lon1let Gum al 30 Millioner
Collars. Gn S. S. Mc9f1rroy of
Mocolelter, Sflo., ug bons &ompag-
1oner lfltl0e bopc Bette 2on6, ser
in0e6oloer lnegct puroiful6e &rl- og
Msfoltlejcr. M}en ipr at @anoelen
fltn0e ife, por Set npope10igt at @e-
gjerirgen @oibington, ser ct @rr-
ger for Snoionerltonmerne, piloe
goofjenoe Sen. &c Sogferere, ser
lfuloe optreoe poa sSn6ionerues
Segne, bopoe beti1e9et Jig io1n @oot-
gjsrelie 10 pGt. al &igbeiun1men, 3
Millioner Collars, brilfet Sn6ianer-
ne bar gooet ino poo, ioet Sc bapbe
Ben Torltaoelie, at Sc intet fl,116e
opnoa boS &egjeringen, 1,6en at 6e
moatte bape Ell SSortoler, lom 6e
n1ootte betole of oeres e9en 2ontme.
Ser bleo efter at Senotor Gore bap-
Sc fremlat fine 8eifpl0ninger neolat
en- &ongresfomite, Ser ifuloe rnoer=
lege> boorpi0t 8eifploningen bar
lano, og for Oenne &ontte bor MI
Gore oplpit, at Ser fgrit por buot
bom $4,000, ierere $4,000, for
at ban lful6e me0pirfe til at @egie.
ringen go6fienote @an6elen, og bon
oplplte tillige, at blan6t Sc &ig-
meno, Ser bar interesiereoe / Son-
oelens @filutnina bar @icepreiioent
Sbermon McMurrop baboe olle.
reoe afiluttet 6e forelpbige &ontraf-
ter ON &an6elen ON SsSnoionerne.
2onoets @eroi ct Iangt beiere emo
Sen Eris, ON bpilfen gnigbe6 bar
opnaoet me6 Sn6ianerne - ser npb.
mes belt op til 160 Millionqr Sol.
lars. Sen ti6ligere 6ormano for
Sen republifanife Stotsfon1ite for
Sflobomo Safe 8. @onon beifpl6es
|ligeleoes for at bere inopiflet So
gen, lom far paft ubpre Spiigt ober
bele 9an6et. 5aa bel 8icepreli6ent
S6ernan iom Samon og alle Sc
M9n0, MOS bbem @efploningerne
er retteoe, erflerer poa Set beltelnte-
lte, at Sc er falife fra gn0e til onoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-12

st eienoommelie -l1lpffestil.
fal6e in6traf forle6en paa @enrp
Comics 6or1n peo @inona, bpor en-
Serfemaifine por slrbei6e. gn
Mano pe6 Mopn &almer figrte en-
@eit tet op til 2ofomobiIet. Den
pilfebe mes @alen, og 2@aarene fon1
in6 / ct Gan6biul og blep repne uo.
Soften 1pb lgbif og pelteoe @ognen,
bborpeo Nalner faltebes prer moo
Soingbiulet og blep 1neget forTaaet.
90 anQre 9pano Seite lbb lbbif mel
!bet innnnne.
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6 n 5 q nif 81 ep n e II :
tont for u y II + I =
fen 6 o I II M b / a.

Gen ipoamerifanife 9fepublif Go=
Iu>nbia far ifplge bonife 9looe mn
Zig lenbt en- Ma10 al Oanlf @erfon1lt,
Or. juris @ultop 9fic6ellerl til
Gpiflon6 iou operorbenlig @elanot
og befulonegtiget @iniiter for Sfe=
pnblifen. S s(nleoning al 100
slors Gagen for Columbia 9psripel'
1e fra set lpanlfe @erreo9mme gop
81. Micbellen liolte Moaneo en- 8an=
fet / @anborg, bpilfen en- &effe
fre>nrogenoe Meno / Spiflano, &e=
prnientanter for oen tpife &egic=
ring, @on6el og Sfibsfart, beltos
9onmorf nor pe6 Sen 2eiltgbeo re-
preierteret pes Golumbias General
foniul for Donmarf, @. Sanien
@jgbenboon. Dr. @tcbelien er en-
sen al af6g6e 6anife @eneralfonial
s. Mic6elien / 8ogota, @olumhias
9opeblta6.
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g + a n 5 M q II 5.


g + n s M d II 3.
sllfreo g. @ebus, @en of en- al
be eloite Dan1fe / @anias Gitp,
@ani., Sobn S. @ebus, og / II slar
oniot pes 8pens 8ran6peien er
iflg. 80. 8. g." o1nfommen un6er
l16ferelie af fin <9t. SON bor u6.
fomon6eret til @lufning of en-
8ron6 en- Gorretning paa en- al
8pens &obe6eaoer, og for at finoe,
bpor sSl6en ftan1me6e fra, blep bet
neopen6igt at iet6e en- Mano ino
giennem Sen tette &eg neo / @Dg=
ningens &jel6er. Melbus melbte Jig
iripiIligt til bette &perb, og foripnet
meo en- Srpgenbielm begap ban Zig
ino @pgningen. Da ban lite tom
tilboge, blep Ser iegt efter bam, ce
bet bite Jig 3d. at ban bar omfom.
nten. @an bap6e ntiltet @ebi6ithc-
ben oeo ct 6al6, og ban nar 6erefter
ornfnet 6e @on6masier, ser heIie.
BEG ino ober 8Dgningen og efter'
baonoen lamle6e fig / @ieI6eren
Mebrs por meget ofbol6t al fine 8a.
merater og Soreiatte og en- laImin'
.belig mobig og ianrbittigbebsfuli
Man6 i fin StiHing.
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De III II uffe te 5 II { e
Screenings 3 y gn II 9 +

De III II fife e 5 q nj e
Screenings 5 bpg II / II 8 /
q NJ erifa.
0e oonife 6orel,inger &acine,
@is., far lom 6efjelrot Sc lnluffelte
pe beolte @pgninger fer / 2onoet.
Tor 1ogle 9faane0er lioen neo=
bren0te observation-disclosures npe
Soll, men Sen pil MI bliDe gienopz
fprt meb Ell ltbgift al $4,000. Sen
1fol pnre inroig til 9eptaur 1911
og i11onies peo en- itor 6eit paa Sc.
gems Stifteliesoog, s. 2. Sam1ar.
9onio Torellingen far Ell meget ele=
gont 6oreningsbpgning, Sen t!nelte
oonife / s(merifo. Gems itore Sail
bliper oenne Sis 6eforeret ne0 ell
meget betpbelig l10gift og lfol pGre
fGr0ig til 1. September.
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gn oonif 9 foIef + 4

6 IL 5 an + 9 t . | c / =
ltanoer / Cali r.
nj ia.
v8ien" ne0oeler, at Ell Oanlt
Mono, anuo Scb>poneniliigel, bar
facet slnlpttelie lon ~Erincipol" for
@ron1nerlfolen / Sbolbeim, melleln
@tocfton pg 9iooeltp, California.
Son beltpo lin gfsamen pe0 @erfc=
lep ltniperiitet efter finn ct slors
Stuoium, meber1s Sern11ucn e1ler
alminDeligt CT 4 slor.
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en- q III er On 8 y c
til &;g q b Ell + q b II 8


6crbunosienator Gbonras $. Gar:
ters @uitrll ser iiblte Maane0 giG=
lteoe Sc 6orenebe Stoters @iinilter
til Iann1orf, 0r. Ggon, meobro9te
fra en- omerifanlf 9Greanltalt, Sri=
nitp College / @aibington, Ell @ope
til &ipbenborts ltniperiitet, nemlig
Nirs. 9apis' aitronomilfe @eregnil1:
ger peorerenoe Self Sc lpffeliees
Heije til &inlan0 set go6e.
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1lannt Tan1H1ttwmn.

y oat 0perfo1o poo en-
Sonif M a n 5.
slpot6efer Eeter ssserien 6ern
Sill, Ell Iorltao til Socomo, @aibv
oonlf al iSeolel, bar iflg. ~& 1|b.
@olten" forleben @jenitonb for ct
uinopanlig brl,tolt Sperfolo of cit
Sporpognsfonouftpr, bo bon piloe
toge mes en- 5porpogn fra Socomo
til lit @jem / Teru Sill. 9o Sen=
len bar orbeioet iprigt for at fua
9illetpriien mellem 6ern Sill pJ
Sacolno neoiat til 5 @ents, mco set
ontoges, at Sperfaloet far brret CIT
@epn fra &onbufterers Sioe. Soet
Nenlen pil6e eoo op pao SporpogF
nen, ilog &on0nftpren ban Mn=
ligtet, loo Fan tlrmlebe omfl,lb, og
fortlatte oerefter @fisbanolingen,
uoen at 5porpogne,1s 8ctiering lag
Sc Jig imellem. Sperfoloet bopoe
ioo alporlige Gplger for SSenien, at
mon Ell Sio frpgteoe for bans 9ip,
men fan er oog nt l,oenfor 6ore
Sans enc 9(rn1 er blepen lam.
Golosmonoen er nnoer 9(nbolbelie
og far n1oottet itille Ell &olltiou poo
$4,000, meoens &onbltftercn % iS9-
reren poa Sen Gngn, bpor Sperfol=
set fonot Steo, bar maottet itille
hper $4,000 &ontion. slpotbefcr
Senien omtales @lo0et lom Ell fire.:
oelig og elifperoig Nean6, ser npoer
almin6elig slgtelie / Sacoma, bpp:
ban flere Sar bar orepet Mput(c=
ferforretning. San bar flere 9(or
rGret Sefret9r pe0 Stotens 8norb
Of Ebarmdcp.
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q Nro slnr % Ir1
g d q d / I 8,

y F OF 9 y I II
9 q g 81 s,
iom s. 4. slugl1lt forloo Seem
Dprf for at penoe tilboge til Cult
mari, far hi no0toget fplgenoe me0
9(nmponing ON Sptagelie:
IS @egreb meb at forlobe 9tclp
Dorf for at gaa til6ogc til 0unmorf
eiter MI / tire Maane0er at bope BE-
rejlt Sc 6orene0e Stoter fren1 og till
boge, fra &p1t til &pit, fan ri life
lnblobe at rette en- parm Sof til
alle Sc monge 9onlfe pg s(merifo=
mere - 6armere, 6orretningsfolf,
ltniperiite iitetsprofesiorere NJ. II. - boS
6pem ri orerolt far ng0t 1tor sS1nb=
oefomn1el1be6 og @iaitfribe0. @on=
ife i9rligt taffer ri 1nnlf 9lmeri=
fonif selifobS @eltprelie for SEN
6oru0iee1be6 og Smiigt, bpormeo
bele &eiien bor prret planlagt, og
for Sen 8etenfiombeo og &un6=
baonbetbeb, bpormeb mon bele Sibert
for iegt at lette % Sen lange &ejies
lu1nogooeliee 8eiperligbe0er.
&ejlen bar b9ret os meget inter-
esiant og beleren0e, og ri pil oltio
min6es Sen me6 @le6e og Tofl1en1=
neIigbe6.
p. t. Seem Yorf, slueuit 1910.
9o9mar 8eggil6.
8ernbar6 8gggilb.
Grofesior 8gggil6 bar un6er fit
SpboI6 ber / 2on6et bol6t IS Sore,
0rag, al bpilfen langt ober @olpoe=
len blep bol6t paa gngelif. San
far beiegt gtaterne Seem Dorf, Sill
1rois, @iscon1in, Minneiota, Sp>
2ofota, Soma, gfebraifa, Ss6abo,
@oibington og Sregon, og Sc fle-
lte al 6tsie stater bol6t bon Sore.
6rag beb Stats l1niperiiteterne eller
Sc me6 6isie forbun6ne 9lgerbrugs-
ifoler. @n6el al 6ore6ragene bolo-
teS l1niperiiteternes me6icinife slf=
oelinger, / 2egeforeninger eller
@onoelsorganilatione Sc pprige
blan6t 6anffe 6armere / @olonier
runot ON / StQter11e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-12

sfrio cfter Erppenumre af bette
@lao.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-18
SUITS FOR SMALL
AMOUNTS ARE FILED.
A Days Grist of the District Court at
Albuquerque-$6oo Damages for
Unlawful Possession.

Albuquerque, n. NJ, Feb 1S.-
Among the several suits filed in dis
trict court yesterday was one by Ra-
fael Tagliaferri, against Caesar Gran
de, both of whom reside on North
Broadway along the Barelas aceouia.
Tagliaferri asks damages in the sum
of $500. He alleges that he is and
has been for some years the owner of
small piece of land adjoining the
defendants land on North Broadway
and that Grande took willful and un-
lawful possession of the same. plow-
ed it up, dug holes in it and deprived
him Of the use of it. For the alleged
trespass he desires $500 damages and
for damage to the land $10O.
Julia E. Mayock filed suit against
Edward F. Atkins of Deming seeking
to recover S405 which she alleges due
her as remuneration for caring for
defendants wards, Mary Helen At
klns aged nine years, and Foster At
kins, aged seven years. The plain
tiff alleges that the defendant is the
lawful guardian of the two children
and that six months ago he made ar
rangements with her to care for them
for a stated consideration. She al
lsges that up to this time the expenses
incurred having amounted to $495 of
which defendant has paid but $50.
Attorney Nellie c. Brewer yesterday
fled suit for divorce in behalf of Ella
M. Taylor VS.. Walter Taylor, who is
row a resident of Lordsburg. The
complaint alleges non-support and
abandonment. The couple were mar
lied in albuquerque, June 20, 1904,
and there is one child
The First NationaI bank filed suit
yesterday against J. R. Armijo, J. M.
Sandoval and R. P. Hall, principal,
ana sureties on a note for $3.50 and
interest. The First National Bank VS..
Otero is suit on a note for $3.50 on
which Alexandra Sandoval, 7. S. Hub
bell, Isidro Sandoval, etc, are sure
ties.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-18
Hopkins Gets Plum.
SEA LEVEL RAILROAD
TO SOUTHERN MEXICO.
Negotiations Pending BY Which the
St. Louis, Brownsville Line
Will Be Extended.

San Antonio, Texas. Feb. 1S.-Be-
yond stating that his trip had been
successful, A. T. Perkins. vice-presi-
dent an general manager of the St.
Louis, Brownsville and Mexico rail-
ro9d, would not commit himself when
asked whether his trip to Mexico
would result in the extension of his
system to Tampico and other points
in the Mexican republic.
1t has been rumored for some time
that the st. Louis, Brownsville and
Mexico interests were anxious to ex-
tend their line down the east coast of
the Gulf. For some time the Mexican
press has spoken of sea-level route
from Mexico City to the United States
and has mentioned Mr. Perkins prom
inently in this connection. His road
has been the principal factor in the
negotiations between Mexico and the
United States for an international
bridge across the Rio Grande at
Brownsville.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-18
CLOVIS WILL HAVE GOOD
BASEBALL TEAM,

Albuquerque, n. NJ, Feb 1S.-
The Clovis baseball club will be a
factor in Brush League baseball this
season, and enough firstclass ball
players having already been signed
up to form the nucleus of first class
aggregation. H.. H. Herley, an enthus-
lastlc ball fan, has been elected man
ager OF the team and is communicate
ing with various clubs throughout the
Territory in an effort to arrange a
schedule that will keep the club busy
every Sunday from April to October.
Manager Dan Padilla, of the Albu.
querque Grays has received letter
from Mr.. Herley asking for games
with the locals and it is quite likely
that articles will be signed up for a
series of exhibitions 1t is planned to
have the Clovis team composed most
ly of Santa Fe employees and the CO.
operation of the Santa Fe will be
asked to transfer ball players from
different parts of the system to play
on the aggregation.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-18
DR.. FREDERICK A. COOK
ADMITS HIS IDENTITY,

Santiago, Chile, Feb. 1S.-Dr. Fred
nck A. Cook, who has been here for
several days, today admitted his iden-
tlty. He visited his old comrade. the
Belgian engineer. Rysbergh, and the
two were together for some hours.
The two men were members of a Bel.
gian Antarctic expedition in 1928
and the engineer recognized Cook
when they were fellow passengers
on the steamer from Valdivia. Until
now, however, Cook had refused to
recognize his former companion.