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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22

rwo VIEWS OF JIM SEFRRrns rAKnw RB.
GENTLY no. / aHoWs BIG YELLOW IN
HAPPY MOOD NO. 2, TALKING wITH TEx
BtoKARp.
into condition at the outset lie was
too heavy, too slow, and every time
that be let himself out boiIs appeared
the following day to vex him. It is
sufficiently well known that he does
not ike the grueling training methods
most fighters employ. and it IL now adj
mitted that bis friends were not elat-
cd BY the showing he made at the be-
ginning.
But It appears that Jeffriea knew
himself better than they knew him.
He followed bis own course hunting,
fishing, doing road work and now and
then q bit Of light boxing Or wrestling
or a sharp squirt In the handball court
So far as bis outward appearance
shows be has never been in better
condition than he is now. There has
been some criticism because ot hIs re-
fusai to 30 heavy boxing. but the ex-
PLANTATION made By his friends is that
be is always forced TO work under a
double wrap when be boxes, as there
are no heavy men In the country VINO
can go ia and slug With him. He pre-
fers. therefore. to work out for speed
and distance only and get his real ex-
ercise in the handball court, where be
can plunge ID as hard as be likes
without sending his opponent to the
casualty ward.
Despite recent reports 70 the contra
~. johnson is ia great shape for the
coming mill Although his trouble
with former Manager Little annoyed
him for a time, he settled down to hard
work and Is now ready 20 put up the
fight OF his life against JET. johnson $
training stunts are unique There are
other things beside boxing, running
and gymnasium stunts in training for
d fight, says the negro Automobiling
is playing big part Johnson's daily
program. BE claims that making the
benzine buggy go at the rate OF seven
+ miles an hour has tendency 70 az
lay fear ID d man before 40 important
battle. Saving wood IS another We're
Johnson to quit puginsm he could
make a good living as j sawman. To
break the monotony around the camp
Johnson does d little singing and buck
ana rssinss danrfno lua FnFai fnaf of
the colored mans training Is 70 have
one Of bis trainers haul hIm around in
: two wheeled magon nailE b. himself.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
DIG AT Mr.. ROOSEVELT.
BY British Speaker at Congress Of Cham.
bers Of commeroe.

London June 22-SYdney Charles
Buxton, president Of the board Of trade,
opened the international congress 81
Chambers Of Commerce yesterday In.
cidentallv the British cabinet member
gave dig 10 Theodore Roosevelt, re-
Gently the guest Of the city and na-
ton
Referring to the differences in nation
al fiscal systems Mr. Buxon concluded
his comment on this subject with the re-
marx:
But not being an ex-president Of the
United States, / am not going to tell
yoH How to run v0ur shows"
The spealser preinssed, on behalf Of
the British government. every possible
assistance 10 the delegates, realizing.
e. Ne seid. that such conferences tended
to counteraet the pernicious influences
Of certain glasses Of politicians and ioult
naists who. respectively. foam AZ tho
mouth and splutter ink IN an endeavor
to embitter International relations.
The congress is attended BY 40 dele.
gates. Those from Boston have great
hope Of securing the next meeting for
their city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
AFTER DIAMOND SOULS.

Three Canadian oarsmsu Figure on
Rowing IN England.
There Is possibility that TIRES
Canadian oarsmen VIII compete for
the Diamond sculls, which Il one of
the feature events Of this years Hen.
ley regatta In England. July 3 to 9.
Lou scholes and Omen. winner OF the
amateur sculling utle at Detroit last
year, have been in training for the
event Tor the past few weeks, while
Jim Cosgravs arrived In England re-
Gently ready to compete for worlds
senlling Donors.
Cosgraye has new Sims sheH
which be win use at Henley ii July.
u Is made OF spanish cedar, weighs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
Monster Arena Will BE Begun
Immediately
FIGHTERS TO LEAVE SOON
Positively No Interference BY the State
Officials. Says Governor Of Nevada.
Fighting in California Dead
for Good.

Reno, Nevada, June 22 With Reno
definitely hxed as tho battle ground.
with assurance from Governor Dicker.
son that no attempt 70 interfere viii
Be made By the state authorities and
with Preparations already under way
for building the arena, the JefIries-John.
son fight seems certain Of fuldllment
on July Z.
The site for staging the big fight
was selected yesterday afternoon. It
lis rocky field in East Reno, about a
milo and half from the heart Of the
lefty. Ii is familiar IN ring history as
the scene Of the Hart and Root contest
Of July 1, 1905. It affords plenty Of
ground for spacious structure On
one side i is fanked BY the tracks Of
the Southern Pacific railway, and on
the other BY a trolley line.
Contractor Mclaughlin went over the
place yesterday with Richard and The
Reno 6eht committee and Immediately
began to carry out plans already pre-
pared for the construction Of the arena
I A building about 300 feet square, mod
eled along the lines Of the structure
begun in San Francisco, win Be put up.
iIt is hoped to have il completed BY
the first Of next month.
Another selection made yesterday At
ernoon was training quarters for Jack
johnson. Tom Flanagan. the champions
manager. after looking ever several sites,
finally settled on a roadhouse, three
miles southwest Of Reno. known as
Tricks resort
Je8ries win be stationed at Moana
Springs, three miles south Of Reno.
A double fight win be Renos Offering
on July 4. If sid Nester succeeds n
carrying out his plan 70 stage the Lang.
ford and kaufman fight On the morning
81 the big battle in the same arena,
Hesten vas busy yesterday, endeavoring
to arrange FOR d permit and IN looking
over numerous sites for training quar-
ters for bic fighters
Richards announcement Of the solec
tion Of the battle ground FOR the Jeffries
and johnson contest was made in this
signed statement;
Il have decided to hold the JeHries.
johnson fight in Reno. IN making the
selection / wish 70 give ny reasons for
- doing, Goldheld made an offer which
Il was hard to turn down. They are
the earnest Tot 81 men ever saw This
morning committee Of Goldaeld bust.
ness men offered to take me to a local
bank and guarantee me 100000 ] de-
cided on Reno, however for personal
reasons, n the first place. did not
feel that ight fans Of the East and
West should be compelled 70 take that
extra twelve-hour ride across the bot
desert 70 coldfeld, Then again, the
people from san Francisco can get here
On the morning 81 July and leave the
same night, in order to be back 70 bust.
ness Tuesday morning For this reason,
J think probably one or two thousand
win come from San Francisco that
would not 90 to Goldaeld The Reno
people have done All they could They
viii build suitable arena and pay for
the $1,000 license for me"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
GrLLETT SLAMS LID.
Governor Orders ALI California Fights
Stopped.

Governor Orders All California Fights
Stopped
San Francisco June 22 Attorney
General Webb yesterday announced that
he has instructed the district attorneys
liza al counties whore fights are sched-
uled to Be held To step them.
This action was taken upon written
direction 81 Gov aillett, who IS follow
ing The sporting pages and ms kept IN
touch with tbe programs for the
matches. Among the contests ordered
stopped is the Attel-Moran fight. sched.
uled for Los Angeles on Friday night.
It was to be ten-rpund affair, with
no decision Bouts between seconds
raters at Redding and Bakersfield are
also to be stopped under orders from
the attorney general. The Ed is eli
tight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
Ohio Resolutions to IndOrSe
for Presidency
WILL BE RENOMINATFD
For Governor Without opposition--The
Convention Likely to Reject Plan
Of Bryant He and Johnson Want
Man Named for Senator.

Dayton, June %. plank carrying
presidential endorsement for Governor
Harmon was inserted in the platform to
be laid before the state Democratic con-
yention here yesterday. This was def
uitely decided upon " advance by Dem
oeratic leaders and Governor Harmon
showed no intention Of opposing them.
The governor confined his campaign
for denomination to state issues but
hs has declined to discuss his presiden-
tial boom ID any way
Two issues Of premier Importance pre-
scented themselves To the delegates. The
first was the attitude Of William Jen-
nngs Bryan, who has declared himself
for the endorsement by the convention
Of a candidate to succeed Senator Charles
Dick. The second was the nomination
for lieutenant governor.
Mr.. Bryan's point Of view was sup
ported by the followers Of former Mayor
Tom Z johnson Of Cleveland and the
Cuyshoga county tclevelandl delegation
Governor Harmon and his following
were On the opposite side
The denomination Of Governor Har-
mon was a foregone conclusion before
the convention opened, and It was also
considered AZ settled that Attic Pom
creme Of Canton would be named as lieu
tenant governor, although fght was
expected
The convention opened at o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22

,4%s &sss@4 - s'@%@S
johnson wiz Have Easy Time
With aeii. Says Tuthill.
Harry TuthlL trainer Of the
Detroit Tigers. Is well up %
matters pugiiistie. lie has been
d handler 81 lighters for years
and was responsible for the
bnng-out OF Young Corbett
when he beat McGoyern Tut
hili IL 50 confident thar johnson
viii bent jim Jenres thar he
proposes to wager ail the money
be can get bis hands on on the
colored champion.
johnson Is the biggest cinch
that the pugillstlc game has ever
offered" said Tuthlll recently
u know that Jenries IS all In.
No natter what these favorable
reports say. know that his
right arm Is crippled So that he
can't close bis nst Now, JEFF
has always been given credit for
beating his men with his left,
but the fact OF the matter was
that it was the body punches
which be delivered with bis
right thar put all bis opponents
away He hasn't the use OF that
arm now. What ia more. be has
been out Of the game too long to
ever come back and Is far from
being q wei man.
johnson has never extended
himself. He toyed with his OPP
pouents. but be will make quick
work Of Jenries. He can bit as
hard as any man living, aud |
don't look for the eight to 20
very far. and Johnson WIN win
Il. There Is going 70 be a lot Of
surprised people when they end
that Jenfries could not lay his
glove on johnson. and that win
be the condition exactly"
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
DAVIS PRIZE CONTROVERSY.
Or. Dwight Explains the lntsrnations
Lawn Tennis Troubles.


Ii an interview recently regardint
the controversy over the preliminary
matches between England and Amer
ica Tor the Davis lawn tennis cup DR.
James Dwight. president Of the Unit
"a States Lawn Tennis association. ex
plained the situation. which. be said
had become somewhat complicated
DR.. Dwight said. Australia asked
England and the United States to play
the preliminarles Ia Australia. Eng
land refused to do this. TherenpoH
England asked us to play the prelim
inaries Ia England. We rahled Eng
land that we should probably agree e
the proposal We found later thai
we could not DO 50. We did not thinl
II proper and sportsmanlike TO take
the chance Of winning IN England and
then forfeiting the challenge match 4
Australia, which country holds the Da
vis trophy.
'Wa desired TO be assured Of follow
ing a winning OF the preliminaries Il
England, Il such it turned out, by
sending a team to Australia We have
not yet seen our way clear to send &
team to England with the assurance
Of an Australian journey. The length
Of time taken by the two journeys Is
such that very few, II any, OF the men
We desire can spare it However, We
still hope to send team TO Australia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
NOW AT OYSTER BAY.
Mr.. Roosevelt Enjoying the Seclusion
He Desired.

tie Desired.
Oyster Bay, n. ~. june %. Theodore
Roosevelt yesterday had the first day
Of the seclusion which he has declared
he must have He had only one caller
ID the morning FIJI AI Hobson, score
tary Of the committee OF the Hamilton
club Of Chicago who came East to at.
tend the reception to NM Roosevelt on
Saturday.
Mr.. Robson was tho bearer Of lett
ter from former Judge John IT. Baten,
vice-president 81 the eluh asking Col
onel Roosevelt 10 receive the Chicago
ans before they returned home tonight.
Mr. Roosevelt arranged q reception
for them this morning at his editorial
Offices in New York
Later in the summer. Colonel Roose
welt viii "a 70 Chicago as the guest
of the Hamilton club which Is 4 politiE
cal organization, aud win make speech
there This probably win be the first
speech that he viii make
Yesterday morning the colonel took
his customary walk about Ids estate.
General Luke r. Wright OF Memphis,
Tenn, ex.seeretafy of war. arrived here
on the noon train and went to Sycamore
hill. He said he had come merely for
short visit and returned 70 New York
last night
Rean Admiral WI S. Cowles. Mrs
Gowles who is Colonel Booseyelt's SIS
ter and their son, Sheffield, who came
from New York with the RooseYelts
Monday night left at noon for their
home IN Pennington Ct.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
JEFF IN GRAND
SHAPE FOR MILL
Big Fellows Condition Amazes Many Pu-
gilistic Why He Cut Out
Heavy Boxing.

Jim JeGries Is 10 grand physical
shape for the big mill and ready TO en-
ter the ring at the present time So
say the experts at the training camp.
Those who have visited Jenries'
training quarters cannot say enough
IN praise OF bis condition. Il was hard
ana tedious work 20 SET him rounded
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22

- NEAtt &MaAAuA 1lAAIAN0s CHAMPION.
tweny-three and one half pounds and
Is four and one-half Inches deep II
the bow. At the stern II measures
three and one-half inches and has a
hip Of i've ana onehalf inches Its
length measures twenty-five feet
Lou schoies expects to win tie title
again this year Since he has gone
into Light training be says that be-
feels Git and that when he gets down
to real hard work on the river he viii
surprise the rowing world. scholes
has captured the event before. and rs
knows just how TO train for ii Hls
boat is similar to the one owned ~
Cosgrave
II 0'NeiIl goes after the Dismona
SOULS. Canada certainly win be well
represented, and the chances are ona
Of the three win come pretty near
carrying the honors aa the worId,s
premier shal artist
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
Nrtlersl qsuina Reqsfta.

As the time draws nearer and nearer
for the national regatta which win be
held on the Rotomac river at Washing
ton. Aug. 12 and 49, It becomes more
and more apparent that this win be
the greatest rowing affair ever held IN
North America. There IS 2 possibility
that forty states win be represented
and many foreign countries.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
Mosorbost Racina.

The plan OF segregating amateurs
and professionals in motorboat racing.
which is now well under way, Is meet
lag with enthusiastic support from
many sources. Along the st Lawrence
river, where during the summer there
IS probably more competition among
speed craft Of all sorts and classes
than In any other section in America.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
Knees Became Stiff
eve Years 81 severe Rnoumatlsm

Five Years Of Severe Rheumatism
The cure 81 Henry J. Goldstein, rs
Barton Street, Boston Mass, IS 0noth-
al victory BY Hoods Sarsapatilia.
This great medicine has succeeded IN
many cases where others have utterly
failed Mr.. Goldstein says. Il suf-
fered from rheumatism I'VE years, It
kept me from business and caused exc
eruciating pain NY knees would be-
come as stiff as steel tried many
medicines without relief them took
Hoods Sarsapariila. soon felt much
better, and now consider myself en-
tirely cured. / recommend Hooda"
Get Il today IN usual liquid furm or
ohocoiated tablets called Sarsatapss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
wEsroNis RECORD BROKEN.
Eiaredge Walks frS1n Boston to San
Francisco in n Days.

San Frawdsso, June az. Lowering all
records for TIE walk across tie cont.
nsat, jack Edredge, twenty-six pears
Old, arrived kre Monday, after cover
ing 1000 mises il seventy Seven davs.
EIdredSa's performance wnp him purse
Of s2000 offered for apYsne covering
the 1000 miles iauns within hundred
days. The record for the distance had
been held BY Rdwaga raysoR Weston,
VITO wicked The 1000 miIes IN l05 days
last yea9
EldHed@e left Boston March Is. The
seventy ssvan days IL which he COW
cred the distance were walking days,
As he rested ON Sunday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
HOT IN BOSTON.
Official Thermometer Registered Ninety
In That City

Boston, June 22 Those Bostonisns
who were complaining q few days ago
Of the backwardness Of the season had
their prayers answered yesterday when
the official thermometer shot up to 80
and unofficial instruments somewhat
higher The local weather official an
nounced ct noon hat the record for June
81 in Boston he'd been broken.
Cooler conditions ara promised, but
casting weather eye 70 westward the
forecaster sighted another bot wave
heading toward New England ana prob
ably due Friday.
The heat WIS welcomed in the sub
ubs, for Ire crops ii this vicinity have
been suffering from too much moisture
and cold.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
PUSHING DIRECT PRIMARIES.
Cobb Compromise Bill introduced In
New York Assembly and Senate.

Albany, n. 81, June 22 The Cobb
compromise direct nomination bin was
introduced IN the Senate yesterday in
precisely the same form IL which it
passed that body at the regular session.
The measure also was introduced in the
assembly The Senate judiciary com
mittee reported the Cobb bill. the SEN
ate minority leaden Grady launched in
TO a bitter criticism Of the governors
attitude charging that he is usurping
the legislative functions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
Yesterdays American League Scores.

AT Cleveland, Cleveland 3, Chicago 2
III innings) second game, Chicago s,
Cleveland 10 inningsl.
At New York, Philadelphia 7, New
York 4 second game, Philadelphia T,
New York Il
AT Boston, Boston ., Washington ?.
At Detroit, Detroit 9, g. Louis o.
American League Standing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
American League stanalng.
Yesterdays National League Scores.

At BROOKLYN, New York u, Brooklyn
i.
at Chicago, Chicago |, Cincinnati o.
AT Philadelphia, Philadelphia II, Bos-
ton D; Philadelphia 2, Boston tsocond
gamel
AZ st. Louis, St Louis 8, Pittsburg
81 Fitssburg 10, 81. Louis 3 lseeond
camel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22

Bob Groom q Washington has de-.
veloped into 9 finished pitcher The
Improvement Of the lanky twirler since
last season is go marked that # Is
bard 70 believe be IS the same man
Groom now has almost perfect control
81 the bail
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
cRANrTEyILLE.

4 special meeting 81 the ladies az
society 81 Tho Presbyterian church VIII
be held at the church Wednesday even
ing at o'clock,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
BROWNE DEFENCE RESTS.
Action Follows Dispute Among Attor-
neys in Illinois Bribery Case.

neys ~ Illinois Bribery Case.
Chicago June . Abrupt announce
ment was made Yesterday afternoon
that the defence rested IN the case 81
lee 0'Nell Browne, charged with brib.
cry N aid 81 the election 81 United
states Senator Iorimer The action in
suddenly stopping testimony followed
dispute among Brownies attorneys
enc of whom alleged having been over.
ruled BY The trial Judge in an unwar-
fanted manner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
No. Xl.
hV RARE ADAMS.

iCopyrlght. lM0. Dy American Press Assoc
ciati0n.l
How did l come to break into pro.
tessionai basebalS Well, started
playing With kids on the lots Just the
same A. many other bail players, and,
being heart and soul in the game.
eventually driftea into the professional
ranks. SIN. when think It over very
carefully. perhaps my early career is
a little more unique than that or
the majority Of others My early
boyhood was spent on an Indiana
farm And Ill tell you that ] did my
bit too. ia fact we all had 70 do 1t,
and my dad saw that the work was
done properly
Just about ten years ago, when !
was sixteen, my folks moved to
Mount Moriah, $40. had the base
ball fever bad while on the farm, but
when / reached Mount MorIah got It
worse.
Not always having a ball on hand,
would pick up a potato or a stone or
any old thing could lay my hands on
and Try my best 70 curve IL Constant
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-22
STORIES OF
THE DIAMOND.

Babe Adams Of the Pirates Tells How
He Became a Pitcher-Practiced
with Potatoes Sometimes
Stones and Other Things
Were Helpful
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15
The BrIght Eye
Of This Store
IS NeUer Closed

This wonderful organization is so planned
that its bright wide-awa.e, alert eyes are al
ways on the lookout to search out and discover
for you something that is unusual.
To show how carefully our business eye
covers the industrial movements in the United
States we had in one day recently
representative at the Great Rug Auction
in New York city.
A representative at the st. Louis Auction
OF Graniteware.
A representative in Rochester closing a
great Clothing deal.
a representative in Cincinnati at a big
Womans Coat house.
4 representative in Chicago buying
Millinery
AS result of this bright eye there is now
going in this store merchandise events Of
such unusual character as to focus the atten-
ton of the entire public upon them.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15
PARLIAMENT IS
CALLED TO ORDER
Premier Asquith Is Expected To An
nounce Call TO- General Elections
To Solve Crisis.

LONDON, Nov. l5-Parliament re-
assembled in due form today. bu' on
the verge of an upheaval which may
result in political revolution in
Great Britain.
The business OF today's session
was purely routine, owing TO the lack
OF time I'm which Premier Asquith IN
tended to prepare his formal state
ment 90 the commons and the lords.
After this mornings cabinet meet
ing. II was ann need that Premier
Asauith would defer making his for
mai statement TO parliament until FRI
day. This is not taken TO mean that
the ministers have reCeded from their
uosition to force dissolution OF par
lianent and new general election,
bnt that they wish further time IN
which 70 strengthen their position be
fore going before the people.
The sole issue at the pending gen.
eral election viii be the question Of
removing from the hereditary house
of lords the right TO veto bills passed
by the elected house of commons,
with the question of the Irish homo
rule made an incidental matter
The Liberals are in the saddle ana
n. as is anticipated, they prove VIC
torious in the December general cleo
tions the parliament that conNenes IN
January. 1911. Will take the most
drastic step since the Magma Charter
was forced upon King John. IT VIII
be nothing more nor less than emas'
culating the house OF lords, taking
away from the hereditary lords every
vestige OF power and obliterating all
traces Of royal government from the
British empire
England viii retain her king and
her royalty and her peeraSe, but Il
will be king without power, roy
atty without royal prerogatives, anG
a peerage with no more influence thdn
the Commonest elCCt.T OF the realm.