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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08

cumstantisl the jurors found him guilty
of murder In the second degree.
From the dav he was sentenced Brsck-
enburY commenced to worry. Before that
time he seemed to feel confident that
some Intervention would save him. but
when he saw the gates OF the prison
staring him I'm the face he was afflicted
with mental torture that soon left It's
traces in his face and bearing OF strong
physique and bronzed from the exposure
TO many winds. Brackcnbury when he
was first taken To jail was d fine Spoci
mon of manhood, but within few days
after he arrived at the state prison he
became prematurely aged, He cvinced no
desire to speak TO anyone and when he
looked at his guards or fellow convicts
his great. staring eyes no longer con-
talned the light OF human hope and am
btion, but expressed tho acme OF de-
spondencY. Simultancous'v. his health
failed, but the prison physicians could
find no particular disease, His body
seemed to shrink as his mind brooded
over his fate until at last his ceascless
worry brought ON the brain hemorrhage
from which he died. None but himself
knew until the very last how III he was
Brackenbury apparently realized that he
was going to die. but he renrcssed any
desire lie may have had to speak al
though his eyes wandered toward the
barred windows where tho sunshine and
the pure air of liberty Streamed through
the grating. He died without word OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
MAN of NATIONAL
PROMINENCE WANTED

The subcommittee on speakers for The
annual banquet OF the Commercial club
met Monday 10 arrBDEe for Il speaker of
naiIon3l Importance for the annual BAN
nUet of the club next month but the
selection was deferred until the club de
cides how much money it can spend in
paving the expenses Of the vstoy, This
matter was referred 10 the board of gov
ernnrs.
Tho committee considered number OF
Among those considered and from which
one will nc selected are Charles A.
Towne. Theodore Rooscye1. Governor
Harmon Of Ohio. Champ. Clark of Mis-
so,lri. Mavor Gaynor OF New York City.
and others.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
THAT INDECENT PUBLICATION

! The manner in which the' daily
7 lies Of tn hyphenated organ of
! the discredited bunch have been
i driven home would indicate that
]. Smoot s political coffin must be
rsnearly completed
!. OF all the low down. petty, base
{ less falsehoods. the one BY which
+ Roberts was ma, to call the
!. president of the Mormon church
!. Joe was about thc limit.
: lp an affidavit signed by score
: reputable men, and another by its
! own reporter, that lie was nailed.
+ Its policy all through the cam
: rniGn has been as hypocriticsl and
J. indecent as Nephi L. Morris de.
: scribed it, 1t told its readers that
+ B. II. Roberts WIS "a polygamist
! and Il lawhreaker, Wonder how
+ :" Joe liked that?
+ Then II compared Roberts to
: 'bull said he had ga voice like
: one as we'll AS "other procllvitics
+ peculiar to that animal
!. 1t called him "Ananias" and de.
+ voted several columns daily to his
\ abuse and Misrepresentation Yet
= he is the author of nearly every
!. authentic work on Mormonism
!. Wonder how "Joe likes to have
i the "defender of his faith' so
+ characterized?
/. AS a matter of fact. The Trib
I. unc has never yet said worse
;. things of any Mormon I,lder or
+ made more odious comparisons TO
!. describe polygamist lawbreak-
+ ers than have appeared with
+ cheerful frequency in Apostle
j snioot 5 personal organ.
!. For every one knows, in spite of
= the apostolic senator IS refusal to
+ indorse the editorials of his paper,
= that he not only inspires, but ap-
Il proves them.
y No one can blame him for irving
!" to dodge legal and eccIesia stiral
= responsibility And every one who
IL reads that sheet will applaud
j. NephI l.. Morris's S description of it
i as "that unprinciplcd paper-the
= Herald Republican
=
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08

A vote for the Republican
legislative ticket is vote to in.
dorse "Me-too" Sutherland and
his shamefaced support of the
Aldrich bunko tariff. Every pro-
gressive Republican should try to
rebuke the men who entered into
that tariff deal. If progressive
Republicans do their duty at the
polls tomorrow they will lay the
foundation for real progressive
movement that will be in harmony
with the music of the nation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
American Administration. Off.
cials Provide More Street
Illumination.
RALEIGH HAS COMPLAINT
ABOUT CONTRACTORS
Supervisor Says Workmen Have
Left the Streets in Bad
Condition.

Thanks to the American admlnistra
tjop the residents of Salt Lake City
are going to get more street lights. The
city council Monday evening approved
the recommendation of the improve
ments committee that siXty-one new arc
lamps be installed.
These lights are granted following
careful Investigation by the members OF
The council rs to their necessity and
will be scattered all over the city out
side the main business district. Several
more lights will be installed in Dccem-
Der.
Mr.. Fernstrom was not present and
his resolution charging a deal between
the liquor inteests aud the Republicans
and proposing to make such deals less
likely by limiting the number OF sa
looms by high license and strict reguln-
ton went over another week at the re-
quest of Messrs. Hall and Davis:
The minority. always opposed to any
thug progressive, succeeded in laying
. over the resolution granting to the Orc
gon Short Line franchise TO build a
spur track into Morrison, Merrill u
Co.'S lumber Yards, at Third West and
First North streets.
Howard's S Petition Denied
The committee s recommendation
that r, .. Howard S petition for re
fund Of the 5000 he advanced on an
electric railway franchise be denied was
adopted The attitude of the council Is
that Howard advanced the 5000 not so
much TO pay for the franchise as to de-
feat competition.
The parks and Fairgrounds commit
tee asked that bows he allowed to bathe
at the Warm Springs sanitarium Satur-
DAYS. between s and IL o clock, free
of cost The boys are to furnish their
own towels or pay one cent apiece for
the towels they use. The matter went
10 the public grounds committee.
Street Supervisor Jake Raleigh says
that contractors on pnbllc improve
ments have left the surface of the
streets in bad condition IN the First,
Second, Third and Fifth wards and
suggested that The board of public
works be instructed to make these con
tractors remedy this state. The sug
gestion was adopted
Andrew Petersen was named a spe'
8 .ial policeman, to patrol City Creek can
yon. at the suggestion of Health Com
missioner s, G. Paul.
=, NJ. Fitzgerald was appointed city
pat trolman to fill vacancy.
John j. Ruff and w. 4. Day were
named special policemen to be stationed
ut the Deseret gymnasium.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
FORTY BLANK CHECKS
TAKEN BY A THIEF

Forty blank checks We're stolen from
the office OF the Salt Lake Wire e. Iron
works. @I2 Edison street, some time
between 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon and
numbered from No. 1910 to No 1850, In
elusive. The public is warned to look
out for them.
oonv from which the hianI, hal. liz TUar ,,,a re
stolen, learned yesterday that an at :
tempt had already been made to place
the checks I'm circulation. One for so
WAS picked up at the Utah Liquor COM
pany and another for SIS at the Mullet
Clothing company To both OF the checks
Mr., Shepard 5 name had been forged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
Federal Court Notes.

Hue day was held I'm the United States
district court Monday Motions and rul-
3. ". Townsend G. Co was fined $40
for misabeling lemon extracts shipped
from Utah into Idaho The fine was the
minimum for the offense.
Ross M Bonny and B. r. Howell were
admitted to practice In the United States
courts.
In the case OF the Oneida Ditch com
pany against George NJ. Cannon demur-
rers were submitted by the attorneys on
briefs
In the OF the Agricultural college
against the Telluride Power company ar
gumcnts were made and the cnse sub
mittcd to the court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
BURGLAR DROPS LOOT WHEN
MRS. PINKERT0N SCREAMS

Alarmed by the screams OF Mrs Charles
r. Pinkerton. burglar In the dining
room OF DR. c. F. Plnkerton's residence,
1883 second avenue, dropped his bundle
containing $500 worth Of silverware and
Jumped through 4 window and escaped
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Pinkerton faint
ed, but was soon resuscitated by q maid
squad OF patrolmen was sent to the
Pinkerton home on street cars as the
police autos were in use. No trace of
the mlscreant could be found
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
ACCOUNTS soLIcITEpS
National Bank of the ReDl

A thoroughly modern saHags 3
inent conducted IN connection ID
bank, Safe deposit boxes for ret
Depository. ~
Frank Knox. president; James A
ray. Vice president; w. +. EarlL q
z a, CuIbertson, assistant eashl>l
Capital paid in. 100000. lsisM
on time deposits.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
Suit to Quiet T,ue

Ellen y. Gray is suing Georss "a
liam Apedane and Thomas Clenbsl 4
district conrt 10 quiet title 10 bl 4
|. Hollands subdivision. Mrs, al,
that Clenncll's wife, now dead'5
the property 10 her. December Il
but that the deed has been lost ., i
The Apedailes are sons OF the 6s,3
an and claim an interest In I'd
erty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
Tribune Want Ads.
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who have read Josiah F. Gibbs's latest
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Utterly Wretched
Nervous Prostration Long Endured
Before Remedy was Found.

Miss Minerva Reninger, Upper Bern.
Pa ;. writes For several years l had
nervous prostration, and was utterly
wretched. lived on bread and beef
tea because my stomach would not re-
tain anything else. 7 took many rem
edies, but obtained no relief until 1
took Hoods Sarsaparilla. when began
to gain at once. Am now cured
Pure, rich blood makes good, strong
nerves, and this Is why Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. which purifes and enriches the
blood cures so many nervous diseases,
Get 1t today In usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called SaFSatabS.
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sympathy save from the kind hearted
nurse i'm the prison hospital. but 10 the
very last IT. was plain TO all who saw
him that the great outdoors TO him was
the very breath of life and that exist :
encc without liberty he considered worse
than death.
The body is at the undertaking rooms
Of Joseph William Taylor and WIN be
shipped 10 Burlcy. Ida, for burial The
parents of Brackenbury live near Bur
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Defeat Joe Sham an

Defeat Joe Sharp and ID
put a stop to these annuaI|
on the county treasuryb
political workers for thu i,
deputy sherlffs. vote:
A ARTHUR CHARON. Ia
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08

Vote for GEORGE r. WALKER
and w. Il. ROMNEY for county
commissioners and the reign of
Mackay and his grating will end
on January /, Mackay is hold
over. Make him minority me IL
Der and it will not be long until
lie will be driven out of the office
entirely
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-08
HOW 1T LOOKS
IN WASHINGTON
Continued from Page One

Senator Elkins, advised Senator Scott a
few days ago TO make no heavy con-
tributions sto the campaign in the eX
pectation that he would realize on then,
through e-election to the senate. Even
If the Republicans control the legisla :
ture which is doubtful. IL looks now as
If there would be sufficient number of
members who Will stand out against
Senator Scott
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-06-18
LANGFORD'S BIG TASK
Fights kaufman and Burns i'm One
short Summer.

Joe Woodman. manager of sam
Langford. plans an active campaign
for that husky. and If his schemes
materalize he expects TO nurse sam
uel mp TO a worlds championship.
AS a starter. Woodman has sian
ed FOR two important battles. the
first being a twenty-round AFFAIR with
Al kaufman, prospective date June
Is. next. the other being n 45-round
AFFAIR with Tommy Burns on Sep
TENDER ., at Frisco.
m sam successfully energies
from these two combats, Woodmau
will hUrl a challenge 20 the world
next fall.
There is an air OF uncertainty re-
gardins the exact date for the Lang
ford-Kaufman session. When orig
inally talked OF the bout was set for
June Il. but Kaufman some days
ago asked for a postponement OF
two weeks. Promoter Louis Blot. OF
san Francisco, Cal. who plans 20
stage the contest, agreed 20 set back
the affair one week only. There the
matter stood at last advices from
the coast.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-06-18
JEFF IN GREAT SPIRITS NOW
Method of Work Seems 20 Have Ben.
eficial Effect on Him.

Ben Lomond. Cal. June 11.-Jim
Jeffries spent the day in Big Basin
where the trout are larger than those
near Ben LOmond. He did not return
to camp until after sunset. having
left early in the morning.
Trainer Cornell said that Jefries'
alternate days of rest are affording
him the best possible training. when
he takes a day on for a fishing trip
We know it is doing him more goq6
than HARM" Cornell said. He could
rest a week without retrodgrading
Jeffries needs only light
WORK from now on, and the more rest
he takes the better chance We have
OF keeping him on edge"
Guests at the hotel have comment
ed upon Jeffries' improved spirits.
He plays with the children when the
little folks happen near. and even
the saddest looking mongrel dog does
not get by the big fellow without a
patting or a friendly call.
This change has come over the
fighter only in the last ten days, and
is looked upon as an encouraging sign
by those who are handling him.
a boxing bout with Corbett is on
the program for tomorrow.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-06-18
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-06-18
KAUFMAN SAYS NEGRO
SHOULD WIN THE MILL.
RoughS II With johnson, Then Gives
An Opinion on Way Fight
Will Go.

San Francisco. June 11.-At the
conclusion OF his work today, Jack
Johnson went on the scales and
showed his present weight 20 be PA
pounds in ring toys. The weigh-in
followed the best workout OF his
training schedule this afternoon.
There were eleven rounds OF boxing
of which four were two-minUte con-
tests with Al Kaufman. In addition,
the champion boxed four rounds with
George Cotton and two more With
Dave Mills.
IL is judged from the line of work
Johnson is following that he expects
to receive a pummeling In the sto-
mach from Jeffries. To prepare for
this Johnson is allowing his sparring
partners 10 hit him in the midrifN
Even kaufman was instructed 10
play for the champions stomach.
With 200 pounds OF good weight 10
back him mp, Kaufman wrestled
Johnson around the ring in much bet
ter shape than any of the coiored
mans regular sparring partners and
the work was good for both OF them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-06-18
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
Glowing Reports of Jef's Condition
Not Convincing.

In spite of the glowing accounts of
Jeffries's physical appearance and
the remarkable way he has reduced
his weight doubt still exists as to
his stamina and many experienced
ring followers are worrying. Simply
because Jeffries has taken of rolls
OF flabby flesh and is able to show
stomach, arm, leg and back muscles
t. ajmiring friends IL is not CON
elusive evidence that the boilermaker
can fight for three hours and a quar-
ter IL necessary without breaking
down. Jeffries's weak point is the
breathing apparatus. the bellows"
as the sporting fraternity calls il. Jim
COrbett. who Is writing columns in
praise OF Jen's trim, says the big
fellow runs miles on the road or
plays handball by the hour without
showing signs of distress in lung
power. But road runs and handball
while inclined 10 exhaust ones en-
durance are not nearly so trying as
actual fighting in the ring Fighting
brings into play every bit of energy
in the human frame. The legs. arms.
lungs and brain are put TO severe
test. and unless a pugilist possesses
perfect health and strength he will
find IL a difficult matter TO go a long
distance.
Jeffries persistently, refrains from
showing how much endurance he
possesses in ring work. His boxing is
confined 10 half a dozen light rounds
a day, the rounds sometimes lasting
only a minute, and there are some
days when he doesn't box at all.
With such men as ChOynski, Berger,
Armstrong and COrbett 20 try him
out in these tame affairs Jeffries de
rives little or no benefit. yet he per
sistently refuses to indulge in rough
smuggling bouts with big hitters like
kaufman and Langford. Jeffries
hasn't shown anybody yet what he
can do at top speed in the ring. and
for that reason there is some doubt
as 20 his true condition.
He is surrounded by men who Jolly
him necessarily and seem ready to
misrepresent him rather than have
him get out OF the match. II JeGries
is as ft as his Chroniclers insist he
will beat Johnson in three or four
rounds, for 10 is stated gravely that
the big fellow is as powerful as
when he knocked FitzsimmOns out at
Coney Island" That was eleven years
ago this month, when Jefries weigh
Ell 2O5 pounds. and was a wonderful
specimen OF physical development.
Those who have been in touch with
Jenries's mode OF life in recent years
cannot believe the stories of his re-
juvenation that are coming from the
coast. They say Jenries may look
Well" but they doubt very much
, whether he has the real strength TO
last through a long fight.
The prevailing odds on the big
fight are 10 60 in favor of Jenries.
with very little Johnson money i'm
evidence on the Coast. AS a matter
OF fact. the fight looks like an even
money chance. on the basis that when
two heavy hiJters meet II is never a
sure thing Tor either. One punch
landed on the point OF the jaw or in
the pit of the stomach may end the
/ big scrap In a jiny
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-06-18
JEFFRIES BADLY ADVISED
80 Says John l.. Sullivan, Roasting
COrbett and Joe ChOynski.

New York, June lis Jeffries
all right inside? That's the question, "
remarked John l.. Sullivan to a
crowd of listeners today. "He looks
fine as silk, trained down to fight
ing weight muscles showing, and
all that sort of thing, but are his
bellows O. X? If they are, he'll
knock the tar out of Johnson as soon
as he gets TO him. although that may
take some time. If Jeff's wind is az
fected in the slightest degree, he may
have thouble with this big negro.
''Jefries has been badly advised.
He's got a gang around him that
won't help him any. They mean we'll,
but that's all. Why. this fellow Cor.
bett who, is talking so much, is "A
years old, and couldn't stand up for
four rounds with little Ketchel
Neither could ChOynslIi, VINO is old
er than Corbett. OF what earthly
use are these back numbers to JEFF
fries? He can't try out his punches
on either OF them, because he doesn't
want to call in the coroner, while
their punches, delivered as hard as
possible, are only love taps. Bob Arm
strong is so years old. He is willing
TO take a walloping for his board
aud lodging, but he could not hurt
Jeffries in a year of steady slug
ging. X 4,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-06-18

heayyweights. He is a good deal
better than / thought. I had been
looking for short fight, but not now
after seeing Johnson box and noting
his style of fighting. think his draw
ing out lead and then rushing into
a clinch shows that Johnson is plan
ming to draw the fight out and win
II he can by firing JEFF out. figuring
that Jeff's long retirement will tell
on him after twenty or more rounds.
Ny opinion of Johnson has been
raised, but I am still hunting for
big chunk of Johnson money at 10
to 4"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-06-18
BIG ORDERS FOR SEATS.

The orders for seats for the big
fight make a hit with Jack Gleason.
Not only the rum town newspaper
demand as many as the big dailies,
but the politicians from the sawmills
are horning in now with orders, tell
ing Of their drag with both the Pres
ident and the Governor. If all moOch-
ers were seated there would be no
room at all for the regulars who
send in with the gilt stun. An In
dianapOlis nut wrote in to Gleason
and Richard today saying that If
they dared hold the big fight he
would be here with a bomb and
wreck the place.
The promoters have eight watch
men at the arena now patrolling the
block day and night. Rickard figures
that it will cost them over 81 900 for
watchmen from now until the Fourth
4 certain big ticket Spectator Of
fered the promoters $4,000 for
10000 of the 50 seats today. but
was turned down cold. 1t is the in
tention of Gleason and Richard TO
keep the tickets out of the hands Of
the speculatoTs aud n~na Of the
cheaper seats Will be sold until the
day of the contest.
The arena is being built so that
within the space of two hours any
number OF seats can be added. Glea-
son says that it will be just like a
big circus, and that If they see that
the crowd is TO be over the expecta-
tons he can throw up 10000 more.
Attorney General Webb, who will
be up for reelection here soon. is
to be quizZed by a bunch of anti
fight rooters on Wednesday, and
they're sort of up in the air about it
here.