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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-22
Township SO North of Range West.

ntr Oh DIV "a, rum
ming thence ncrth
~ rods, thence
west 40 rods.
thence south 20
rods, thence east
10 place of bt GIN
ming sec l2,5 acres 70 20 o3 / 90 90
SEA of NWA Sec
25, 40 acres .........., 9 so SO 10 ! 90 80
Ne ofSW4 sec 20,
50 acres ......... 20 i 80 II % 70
So of n E14 sec 81,
NW4 of NWA
sec g. 40 acres, 7S3 sO4 81 90 II IS
M OF SEA OF
ucres.~.................. 22s IS 90 1 90 3 90
sec 81, 40 acres... 4 As rs 1S 90 6 81
so acres ................, sos 1s1 2s 1 90 10 Oh
So of SEA sec 80
10 acres .. . 6 25 163 Is / 90 9 ID
E% of VIZ of
NE1l sec SO, 40
$40 So IA 1 90 3 AZ
Wa of VIZ of
NE4 sec &c. 40
acres...........~...... B 40 IS Ii l 90 AZ
NEA of SWA sec
36, 40 acres........... &c s5 10 90 5 "a
We of SEA sec
80, so acres............ s51 221 "a 1 90 IL 06
Township 81 North of Range West.
So of SWl4 seed,
80 acres ........... 3 IS 95 Is 1 90 8 IS
5 80 acres....,'...., 3 Is 95 is 1 90 5 IS
SWA of NE]4 sec
9. ~ acres.,........... 90 n II 90 81
NEIi of NEA see
TO- 40 acres..... $50. II 1 80 81 1 90 Z II
NW4 Of SW4 sec
TO- 10 acres....'....... go So 10 90 So
NJ OF Ma sec
- 80 acre 5 "a / % % ] 10 80
Me- of SWA sec
- W
Township 80 North of Range West.
NWlx % Svif 500
S ~ ac pf wi Sc 10 " IL W -
a Az 800 W. = " - '~' Ok ~ IN +, M 4 20
Sur nf W. SO 40
q ~ ,cras y ~ ~ ~ os , M o ~
y ~ tD %I nf Si - 90 81 ''i W !" -
~ "A a1 ~ w. - a 'N0 ee oe "a M r ~
Nv 90 s,Ii- 90 GU ~ Wv %
- al eo acres '0o 90 az = :, 10 m 90 "a
h a part Of FL Lot i,S :
,To.t law o Snctinn
I Mes' ne 9y sec seca
t ,inp ~ MI - ~
t tt".i North ~ pii hv Rem =; or
LAX Lake -, ana , ON me ne
. east anu souVh ny
, NW VI ", '" ",
~ W. ~ ''0 - 10 ., Q 20 40 90 q, =.
s sT a OF NWfr;it % Il % W 10 81 IL
pS4 VI u, on N "lIl4 co ., ,o oo - oc
s SCI i1' of'y "'r,S W Il ~ w w
AZ 81, Ine We VI
~. wing w ,. oi
tinteb9yne y " ana
Cn'' ~ w, y, ioa" 20 =, -, y, % 40 -
seG -, -5;5o doreo Q " II 81 w IL 70
We OF NE4 sec 90 90 -
-, on acfes'''''''''''' 70 OF - w 10 ~
Township ~ North of Rapoe 7 West
-
Nest emo Oh LOT
; , l3;52 acres acres: 4 IL Os II 90 AZ
4 sue 5. a2s5 acres sl7 2l2 80 90 II 81
a parcel OF land
SSoCi iptu 40 iVl
lows: Oommenc-
lug at d polHt Ia
center OF - A
ana Charievolx
20. NJ way
where salu hlgh-
way lntersecls
wes'liTe OF govern
men ~ III stc
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-22
TAXES OF 1907.
Township "a North Of Range 7 West.

Township 81 !
A parcel on the
M Of Lot |, COM
mencing at the
northeast corner,
thence south 20
rods. thence west
to Susan Lake,
thence n or I II
along the shore
20 RODS, thence
east TO place OF
beginning sec II,
D acres ..................
NIa of So Of NEA
sec %. 40 acres,..,.
Nh OF Sla Of SWA
of NEL. sec 23, 10
acreS............... ,....
M of NV u sec
25, so acres.......-,.
A parcel of land
commencing 32
r, DIS south OF NEH
of sen or N WA.
thence south 3
rods. thence west
40 rods. thence
north & rods,
thence castle rods
to place of begin
ming sec 25.2 acres
SEN OF SEA OF
NW4, less "a par
Gel of land COM
mencing at a
point 40 rods south
of the northwest
corner of EM of
SEl4 of N Wa.
thence south 5
rods. thence east
20 rods, thence
north 8 rod S.
| thence west 20
RODS to place OF
beginning sec %,
y acres ...........S.....
A parcel of land
commencing at q
point 10 no d $
south of I h o
northwest corner
OF Eh of SEA Of
n "a Il, t. he n G o
south & Cd s,
thence east 20
rods, thence north
8 rouS, thence
west 20 rods 10
place of Begin
ming sec 25, | acre
A parcel OF land
cOmmencin Z 40
rods west OF u
line 80 rods north
Of a post, thence
south 20 RODS.
thence west 81
rods. thence north
20 rods, thence
east % rods 10
place of beginning
on Ma of SEA OF
NW4 sec %, 4
acFeS............ s.......
a parcel of land
commencing ID
rods north Of 4
line and 40 rods
west of center
quart er p S I,
thence north 10
rods, thence west
81 rods, thence
south ~ DIS,
thence east 81
rods 10 place of
begin ing; on M
of SEA OF NWl4
sec %. 3 acreS........
A parcel of land
commenc ing ~
rods west of CEN
ter post of sec
tion. thence west
& rods, thence
north so rods,
thence east 8 roos.
theace south so
rods to place OF
beginnl II g; on
SCI of NWH zee
Is. 4 acreS...... .......
NEA OF NEH sec
% 40 acreS...........
VIZ Of Eh of SWl4
OF SEA sec rs. 10
acres..................
Wa of SW4 of
SEA sec 20, 20
acres ..................
E1a of NEH of
SM 4 of SEA sec
81. ) acres.............
SEI1 of SWH Of
SE14 sos rs, 10
acreS.............. .....
A parcel of land
commencing a t
northeast corner
of Lot /. thence
south 20 r DDS.
thence west IL
rods. then CT north
20 rods thence
east 10 rods TO
place OF begin
ming sec33. 2 acres
NWH of NEA sec
"a. 10 acres............
N Ell sec IS, 100
acres.....................
NJ OF SW1i sec
IS. 80 acres............
Ma of SWA sec SO,
20 acres........... .....
NE4 of SEA sec
30, 40 aCreS............
NV of SEA sec
80, 40 acres ......."....
Township 80 |
NEI4 of SEA sec
II. 40 acres...".......
n EH OF SW "A sec
% 40 acres...........
NEA Of Wa sec
81. 40 acres...........
VIZ OF n WA sec
81 30 acres. .....
VIZ OF SWA sec
81. so acres.........."
SEh OF SWM sec
% ~ acres............
NWl4 of sen sec
", 40 acres....."....
SWA OF SEA sec
81. 40 acres. .......
E% of NEA sec
IS. 80 acres...........
SWA of NEA sec
-. 40 acres..... ......
NEA of N Wa sec
80. 40 acres......"."
SEM of NWL sec
81. ~ acres..,...-....
NEl4 of SWA sec
80. ~ acres.......~..
SEX OF : Wa sec
81. 40 acres...........
Eh of SEA sec 80,
~ dcreS...............
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-22
Township 80

A parcel Of land
commencing "a I
the north and
south a line of
section, so rods
north Of the south
sec ton line, run
ming thence west
80 rods, thence
north on / b e
eighth line so
rods. thence east
so rods To the
quarter lin e,
thence south on
the north and
south quarter line
30 rods 10 place of
beginning. bel z
part OF the Ell OF
SWh sec Z, Is
acreS.....................
Lot 6 sec II, 81
acreS.,............. ....
SLs Of SEM OF NV
4 sec 90. 20 acres
SEA of NWA sec
%. 40 acres............
SEA of SEA sec
81, 40 acres .......-
A pa reel of land
com mencing a {
the northeast cor
ner of the NW14
OF NWA. running
south 20 roo \.
thence e asst 20
rods, thence north
20 rods, thence
west so rods TO
place of Begin
ming sec 80, 10
acreS...,...............,,
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-22

CITY OF BOYNE CITY.
Adds Addition
Spring Hsrbor)
Entire Blk 5......." 2 "a SO 0s 90 s.
Geo. W. Bailey's Addition
Lot 21...."........... So 40 OS no 9 %
Lot 22................~ i53 40 06 90 2 80
Bailey and Wilson's Addition
Lot 42........... 80 20 04 90 . 80
Beardsley's End Addition
EM of Lot ?4......... "a 81 @ 81 % 1 90 32 Sc
W. H. White Subdivision of Lot IS of
Geo. F. Beardslcy's Second Addition.
Lot IS and VIZ of
Lot l6................ IS 20 49, IS 90 25 80
Beardsley's Plat tUnrecorded)
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-22
TAXES OF 1907.
Township "a North Of Range s West.

NWA, b h Q ce
west 20 place of
beginning sec "a.
l4.50 acres............-
A parcel of land
bounded by o line
~ u point 7 65-
l00ths chs north
Of center OF sec
ton. run n n r
thence west TO
cenrer of Il. and
q. II State Road.
thence northerly
along said road
to u point IL 81
l00ths chains due
north of east aud
west n line of
said Sc elton.
thence east 48H
rods TO north and
south a line,
thence south 3
B21s-100ths chains
TO place of begin
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-22

w ~ GIli VI l4Ol .
sec 3 1882 acres.
n " frlLi Of Wfrl-
Il sac ;. 52.s5 acres
A parcel of land
described as fol-
lows: Commence
ing at a point in
c. inter- of >. A.
and Charlevoix
Co. hig h W u y,
where said high
W v inteTsects
wesilire or govern
ment Lot 2 in Sec
ZION 10. thence
south 15ha feet,
thence north, r.y
l3 rods to center
Of said highway,
being at right an
giles with said
, highway, thence
northwesterly 10
rods 1 feet along
center of said
highway 10 place
of beginning sec
-. so acre...-......
All that part of
Mel of SEA ly-
ing west of river
known as JORDAN
River sec 25, -
aCreS............ .....
NWA Of SWH sec
20, 40 acres..... 49,.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-22
iI6 30 80 20 4 ee 1 10 1872 4.

ITO 80 80 20 4 90 l 20 l52 81
18 90 416 GA 1 20 p so
~ 40 II 81 / "a l 90 81 "a
As 10 II 10 1 81 / 90 50 Is
II 67 3 81 SO 1 " 20 VI
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-22

Q ~ SO 10 1 90 AS
9 SO 2 52 80 1 90 10 50
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-22

Township 81 n
Nwh of SWht soc
20. 40 acres............
SWA of SWA sec
~. 40 acres............
81 of SEA ex-
cepting a strip 100
feet wide along
east line, sold for
right Of way sec
2S.s ~ acres...........
A parcel of land
DESCRIBED as fol-
lows, commence
ing Is rods south
OF N WI of NEh.
thence south on X
line 80 rods.
thence west 25
rods. thence north
32 rods. thence
east % rods 10
place of begin
ming secs3, 5acres
Und Il OF VIZ OF
NWh sec 80, 80
aCreS.....,,..........
a parcel of land
bounded Dy line
begi n n ing %
chains east Of
southwest corner
OF N VIZ. runaing
thence north 10
s2l5-100ths chains,
thence east Co
center of r.. and
q. II. State Road,
thence southerly
along said Road 10
south line OF said
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-22

ss Is o. l 90 2 rs
S SO l 40 s2 1 90 s OF
2 06 81 Os ] 90 3 es
SO I'll 80 / 90 II 50
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-01
GOOD NEWS
Many Honolulu Readers Have Heard
It and Profted Thereby.

Many Honolulu Readers Have Heard
1t and Prohted Thereby.
''Good news travels fast and the
thousands Of bad back sufferers in Ho
uolulu are glad to learn that prompt
relief is within r2elr reach. Many a
lame, weak ana aching back is bad no
more, thanks to Doan 5 Kidney Pills.
Thousands upon thousands Of people
are telling the good Lews Of their ex
perIence with the Old Quaker Remedy,
Here is an example worth reading:
Elmer f. Pitts, 10 Pine ST, Skow-
hogan, Me, says: If there IS anyone
who has reason to be grateful to DOan S
Backache Kidney Pills il is |. Severa!
years ago / was employed as motor
man on the street railway and 1t wa3
while thus engaged that / felt tht
first symptoms Of kidney trouble. !
believe the complaint was caused by
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received. The first symptom was back.
ache, which caught me directly over tn
Kidneys. ] paid little attention TO TN
trouble, thinking 1t would soon pas
away of its own accord, but snch wa
not the case. | gradually grew worst
and after hard days work it was all
| could DO to get home. My health con
tinued to decline and | was finally com
PEELED to take to my bed. | remained
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to work for over a year. | had con
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felt as if it were disjOinted. kidney
weakness set in and | was bothered
both day and night by a frequent de
sire to pass the kidney secretions. My
feet and limbs were badly swollen and
the doctors said | had dropsy. | took
any amount of medicine, but I did not
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for me. ! had lost flesh until | weighed
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At this critical period my wife noticed
an advertisement about DOan s Back
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that they would help me. She pro-
cured a supply and though [ had but
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! had taken Doan's Backache Kidney
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slight improvement and by the tine
I had used seven boxes | was able to
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my health and strength rapidly return
ed and I was able to 60 to work. As
I took no other medicine at the time /
was using Doan s Backache Kidney
Pills, 7 give them the full credit for
my cure. Last fall | caught a severe
Geld which brought on return of the
trouble I again used Doan s Backache
Kidney Pills and the contents of three
boxes drove away the attack
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storekeepers
at so cents per box (six boxes $500
or will be mailed on receipt of price by
the HOLSTER Drug Co, Honolulu, whole
sale agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
Remember the name, Doan 8, and
take no substitute
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-01
Auction Sac
WEDNESDAY. JULY s. 1910

y the Residence Of Wm 7. Hebron.
-. .--.--. L
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-01
JANIS F. MORGAN,
EuCtIOneer.

BY order of the Treasurer Of the Ha-
waiian Sugar Company, I will sell at
public auction, AZ u o'clock noon, on
Friday, July !, 1910, at my salesroom,
057 Kaahumanu street, Honolulu, TWEEN
ty shares of the capital stock of the
Hawaiian Sugar Company, same being
fractional shares Of the new issue Of
stock authorized at stockholders
meeting held May II, 1910
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-01
OAHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
Outward

For Waianae, Waialua, Kshuku and
Way Stations--9:1b a. NJ, 1920 p. n.
For Pearl City, Eva Mill and Way
Stations-t7:30 a. m, '9.l5 .. n,
'l1:30 a. NJ, -2:15 p. NJ, 1920 P. m,
'5;l5 ? m, $3.50 p. m, t11:15 P. "a.
For Wahiawa end Leilehua-'10:20 ..
~, '5:l5 p. M, 1890 p. m. tll:l5 P. n
Inward.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wail-
ua and Waiana-'S:36 g. m, -o:s1
2. N.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mil ana
Pearl City-+7:45 a. m, 1886 8. N,
'Il:02 a IL, LAO p. m, '4:2o P. H.
'5:31 D. H., '7:3o p. m
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa ana
Leilehua--9:l5 a. NJ, f1:4o P m, 'o:sA
p. m, -l0:l0 p, N.
The Haleiwa Limited, q two-honi
train (only frst-class tickets honorecJ
leave. Honolulu every Sunday at S:Se
a. N; returning, arrives in Honoiu'o
at 1910 ?. m. The Limited stops only
at Pearl CITY and Waianac outward,
AMI Waianae. Waipahu and Pearl oi'5
inward. -
DAILY. Except Sunday. tsunday Oni5'
G. .. DENISON, +. I. si1i1n'.
Superintendent. w. =
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-01
WHAT HE WAS WAITING FOR.

First young Doctor When viii You
he able TO get. married?' Second Young
doctor m waiting for only three
operations more. Life.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-05
SOME BREATHiTT COUNTY
 NAMES.

The Louisville Courier Journal has recently discussed in its own inimita ble way the names of certain men of Breathitt county, Kentucky, who, in one way or another attracted more att tention than most of their fellows. Some of the names in its short but choice list are singularly appropriate, and, as Colonel Watterson's paper says. might please the fancy of one with a fine sense of the fitness of things" For instance, there was 'Tige' Har- ris, a man sudden and quick in quar- rel, who was overtaken by death in the midst of health, as it were, and quite unexpectedly" One would like to know more about this strenuous soul, but apparently length of days was not for "Tige" and a record that promised much for the future came too soon to a full stop. What melloWer or more appropriate appellation," the Courier Journal asks, "could be found for a high sheriff of Bloody Breathitt, in the halcyon days of Hargism. than Dea- con Callahan" We know of none It is a pleasure to learn that this good and militant man, most of him, at least, is still on the right side of the blue grass and ready to meet all corners on his own terms:
 "The deacon, through whose anatomy some pounds of lead had passed. and who was once so mutilated by knife wounds that his obituary went the rounds of the press while he was mak ing an obscure recovery after a fla mously bloody fight, now occupies a highland stronghold at Charlottesville, puncheon palisades about the prem ises protecting him from the pot shots of enemies squatting about in the bushes of the surrounding hills. A. one time the circuit court demanded that the deacon come to Lexington to be tried for conspiracy to murder, and logs, but would be pleased to wait upon the court at a time more con- venient to him, and, as he sincerely hoped. equally convenient to the court. Who but a deacon could have mani fested such dignity and repose in such circumstance? ?"
 Tricky Jim' Bach, obviously an un pleasant person. has passed on. He specialized in the work of an alibi witness while Deacon Callahan was sheriff. and no doubt he earned his fees. He fell on evil days when con- tentions arose in his household and his wife cleared out. Then
 Tricky Jim undertook to patch up the quarrel which had resulted in Mrs. Bach deserting him. She coyly re-
Arizona republican., 1910-07-05
An Office of Hazard.


 Aspirants for office who want ex- citement mixed with their work can not do better than enter the internal revenue service of Uncle Sam. The commissioner of internal revenue re ports that five of his special agents in the southern states have been shot within the past sixty days. The du- ties of the revenue agent have al ways been hazardous in the moon shine" districts of the south, and each year there is a long list of casualties: but this year, according to the official reports, more officers have been as- sassinated than in any former period. The illicit manufacture of whisky is a flourishing business just now, and the revenue agents are unable to cope with the lawbreakers, so numerous are the latter.
 Most of the southern states have another-either statewide prohibition or local option, and the restrictions placed by the federal government on the shipment of whisky in packages into prohibition communities has helped to create a drouth which nOth- ing but the "moonshine" distiller can modify. The poisonous whisky made by the moonshiners sells for s250 a gallon, and as it costs but 30 cents a profits have tempted lawbreakers to go into the business in wholesale numbers. One of the difficulties en- counfered by the government in the enforcement of the revenue law is public opinion in the south. AL though the people are ready enough to vote for prohibition, they manifest an extraordinary partiality for the moonshiner when he is hunted by the revenue agents. and they assist him in every practicable way. In the states of North Carolina, South Caro- lima, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and Oklahoma the moonshiners are most perniciously active. The revenue agents complain that the state police will not assist them. Politics, of course, play an important part in the protection of the Illicit distillers.
 There. is no more dangerous occu- patton in the United States today than that of revenue agent in the southern states. The moonshiner thinks no more of shooting a ''reve- moo" than he does of bringing down a squirrel
Arizona republican., 1910-07-05

treated from his well-meant, but un- welcome, advances, picked up shot gun and fired the contents of both barrels into the bosom of her repu- diated lord and master. Thus passed 'Ticky Jim'-unrepentant, unshriven, unwept, unhonored, unsung, unwashed, and under indictment for perjury from among a humOr loving people. who, having bestowed upon him nick1 name to call attention to one of his failings, pursued him with no further criticism"
 Other names, most appropriate, con- sidering the peculiar activities of those who bore them, have been recalled. Big Pistol' and Little Piston are still living ;the former in parts un- known, and his friend of the small but effective weapon in the Frankfort penitentiary.
 Every little while there is talk of reforming Breathitt, and perhaps it should be reformed. But the county is interesting as it is-to outsiders who stay outside and who read the Courier Journal.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-05
THE ELIrTLE GIRL AT HOME.

I have courted damseIs Spanish, Dutch, Norwegian, Irish, Danish, l have faced in warmer climates All the wiles of eve and fan: 1 have seen the dainty Geisha. Do her stunts in distant Asia, And the girl with jeweled anklets Twirl in dusky Hindoostan; I have flirted with Castilian, German, Greek, and dark Brazilian, have played the game of of Cupid Clear from Simla up to Nome But, for witcheries seductive, Cooing. fetching, deft, instructive There is nothing in the picture With the little girl at home. I have wooed in Rome and Paris Sprites whose manners would embar-
 raSs;
 I have "iollied" naughty Russians, Poles and humble born grlsettes; In melodious Italian, And to relish gales of garlic Ang Egyptian cigarettes: I have courted maids dramatic. Tragic, comic, acrobatic; I have followed circus riders Clear from London town to Rome But for graces that enrapture. Dazzle, captivate and capture There is nothing On the sky line Fit to match the girl at home. Be her station e'er so lowly, There's an incense sweet and holy In the spell her memory summons From the dim and distant past; There's a fragrance as of clover In the dreams that round her hover, And a nameless something whispring That the bond will always last; Other eyes may sue discreetly, Scarlet lips cajole so sweetly That the senses swoon and falter And the fancies idly roam; But, when all is said and noted, There's no loving so devoted As the subtle spell that calls one To the little giri at hOmei
 Irving Dillon in Life.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-05

PHoENIx, ARIZONA. JULY 5, 1910
Arizona republican., 1910-07-05
CUPID IN GRAY.

I tied a ribbon and smoothed a curl With a nasty glance in the looking
 glass, When between the blossoms of pink gI and pearl In the sunset glow I saw him pass. But I greeted him as a friend no
 more,
 And we sat the width of the room
 apart, For I feared that under the rose
 wore
 He would hear the sound of my
 throbbing heart. We talked and talked in a stilled way, And we would be talking still no
 doubt But Cupid clad in the coat of gray As a tiny mouse came stealing out. ran right into my lovers arms, And he held me fast, and I must
 confess That. quite forgetting my wild alarms, I kissed him back and I whispered
 Yes -Minna Irving.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-05
The Last Fight.

The general opinion has been that the Jeffries-Johnson fight would be the..last great ring contest in the United States, and the defeat of Jeff fries in the most viciousiy brutal fight ever seen under the Marquis of Queensbury rules will no doubt put an end to any doubts as to the future The prize fight era is definitely at an end. Every state but Nevada is now closed to prize fighters, and there is little doubt that public opin- ion will force Nevada into line.
 And in the judgment of many peo- pie, the result at Reno brings the business of prize fighting to fitting close-a black man is champion of the world" Let him remain so.
 Argument will probably continue for all time as to what would have been the result had the Johnson of yesterday met the Jeffries of six years ago, when the Los Angeles boilermak CT was admittedly the finest speci- men of manhood strength the world had ever seen. But there can be no argument as to the merits of the two men of yesterday-Jeffries failed to "come back" to his old form and he made a miserable showing against the panther-like negro. Jeffries' seconds win insist that his defeat is due to his stubborn refusal to train accord ing to the directions of his trainers. They will point to his neglect of box ing and to his loafing at his training quarters as proof of the soundness of their theory. The fact most likely, however. is that no amount of train ing would have enabled the former champion to beat Johnson, for the laws of life are as memorable as the law of gravitation. In his six years
Arizona republican., 1910-07-05

of likeness Jeffries had grown fat. and was a cigarette fiend. His in- dulgence in beer and cigarettes amounted to drawing sight drafts on the future, which were paid yesterday in the Reno ring. Cigarettes and beer had decreed the victory to the black man long before the giant wreck of a white man put on the gloves for the fatal fight.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-05

The thousands of men who gave regretful consideration to their ina bility to go to Reno to "see the fight are in a more cheerful frame of mind this morning. On the other hand, the hosts of fellows who jour neyed to Nevada from all parts of the earth are wishing they had remained at home