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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22
Mrs. Flint Files Petition,

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 2l,-In the probate dvi-
sion Of the district court this afternoon.
Ruth Flint filed petition asking that
James Pingrce be named as administrator
Of the estate OF Richard Flint. who died
al Santa Cruz. Cal. November IL, 1910.
The Flint estate consists Of personal
property and cash on deposit amounting
10 approximately $4,000 Mrs. Flint Is
the widow, OF the deceased.
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|IIFR0N BRIDE
|| ARM OF LAW
4. NcDermott Arrested for
'Iargery on Day of His
Wedding.
BIZ IS OVERCOME BY
|GBlEF OVER THE AFFAIR
Alleged to Have
R4pn Forged, in Officers
Hands. "
rne Tribune.

|, IA The 1rlDuHe'
=. Nov Y.-While celebrating
- 10 Evelyn Wolsey. which
IT, ,t the county building this
y. rohn McDermott, a Union
/, ,rs,rh, conductor, a painter by
..s arrested by Detectives James
and Robert Burke on several
=, forgery. SIX checks bearing
.,,d forged signature OF James
cashier OF the Ogden State
4, amounts ranging from 50 10 So
I.s,,,ing almost 500, arc in the
, a the police as evidence, II is
H., ,hrre is number of other
M, various amounts upon which
~, has obtained cash since he
~ ~ ,rruzleG finance dealings late
" hours before nc led his bride
',lnr McDermott. il is said. drove
4. lopes coal yard and ordered a
Z. n coal sent TO 1923 Washington
ue presented check for S26
r-,at but as the dealer did no,
s-ourh cash on hand TO meet the
4 !, requested that he be given a
A A Inc amount and that the rest
Eih his wife al his residence.
H., number that he gave the coal
IN teprosented \ vacant lot on
4 |rass Is growing knee-high. Nc
N ,hen called Ut the. European
M. ". r. Mcbride second hand
|,m Walk Over shoe store aud
other business houses. from
made purchases and left a
N alleged bogus checks In pay
In merchants becoming suspicious
4 sn Investigation, which disclosed
"A II l. said. that tho checks were
. Ncpermott was found at the
|ljrpry barn. from which he had
q bis RIG early in the day. cash
|aehr check. He is being held
a the filing OF formal charges.
8 ne news OF his arrest was
! 10 his bride she collapsed.
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MRS. HEDGES IS HEAD
OF HILLCREST SCHOOL
epecial 10 The Tribune.

MURRAY Nov. 21.-Mrs Jean f..
Hedges has been chosen by the Murray
school board as principal Of the Hil,
CREST school, which was opened last
Monday. Three grades thus far have
hann insialIed at The new school and
others will follow. Those assisting Mrs.
Hedges are Mrs. Mac Noali in the sixth
grade, and Miss Logic fourth grade,
'rbe Bonny View school OH the west
side will be ready for occupancy by
Christmas All pupils VIII then be amply
provided for.
Schools here VIII close Wcdhesday
rh,,r.d,,, and Friday "Wednesday after
noon teachers will be given their third
months pay.
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Ksturns From Italy.
, Ine Tribune.

=. NOV. I.-After six months
,.Hltiny friends st san Pletro.
h naples and Rome. Jesse
wrNvr local consul for the
4 twt,nHlsnt 80 at Ogden. has re-
"s cl'y. leaving his wife ana
y" "sry 10 spend the winter
4. ~. fraSzlni, before returning
f ns'teh several cities OF the
~ We and HIS brothc: hive es
@nMng Institutions. Mr. Fraz
~ oscr ger Of the Frazzinl SroJ
4 T. ueden, where a grocery and
s.hness Is CONDUCTED
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Taken to Butte.
, The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 2i.-John p. schwartz
wanted at Houghtou. Mich. on the charge
of forgery In mining stocks, was taken
Ia Butte Mont. by Deputy Sheriff PM
C. sheridan today. From there schwartz
Will be taken TO Michigan.
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ee'ltion for Letters.

~ 'ue Tribune,
!. Eor, .h-John !. Slosscr and
b. o,oSser (Detilioncd the pro-
N ~ ~, VI lhe district court this
|,l ,gs ,hat John l.. Bipssrr he
n Administrator OF the estate O.
M ,,r.an y. Blosscr. The latter
N s,Aeeown =, Ogden business man
M, Spokane, October ~. where
.s ,1s,Iinn 10 search of health. The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22

"Intenscly interesting; +" historical
" correct,1 is the verdict Of Utahns
who have read Josiah +. Gibbs latest
work on the Mormon question. "The
Mountain Meadows Massacre The
pamphlet of sixty pages is excellently
illustrated. with engravings from pho
tographs taken on the scene of the
tragedy. The edition is going rapidly
at 40c each. two for Toe, three for 81,
six for $50 postpaid.
THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO.
Salt Lake City. Utah
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Paul Pierre Jailed.
Spocisl 10 The Tribune

Special TO INC TTIpUN'.
ST ANTHONY. Ida Nov. 2l.-Paul
pierre ail-around bad man. who MAS ar
rested at Market Lake some days ago
for brealtIng into the houses OF his neigh
bors in that vicinity, was brought here
Yesterday by Sheriff Neeley. and Is oc-
cupylng a cell I'm the county jail. The
brother Ed Pierre, Is still at large A
hearing will be held next week.
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Sewer County Teachers Institute

Spcrl1I 10 TIC IIIbUno.
SALINA. Nov. 2I.-Thc Sewer county
Teachers Institute was held I'm Ssllna
Friday and Saturday. and Il good rep
rescntation OF the teachers OF Sewer
county was In attendance. Suporin
tendent Greenwood was in charge, Three
sessions were held. Professors Howa rd
briggs and George Thompson were pres
enl as instructors. There were public
meetings Friday and Saturday evenings
and Friday night grand ball was given
In honor OF tho teachers at tho Peter
son Opera house.
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Marriage Licenses at Provo.
sal IN The Tribune.

SpcClaT 70 INC TIHHHc'
PROVO Nov. 2l.-MarrlaGe 'icenses
have been issued by tho county clerk 10
Inc following couples: L.. IL. Fouleer
and NJ A. Trump, both OF Salt Lake
city: Allen p Duke OF Provo and Flor
cnce Var'cy of Vineyard; George Beck
Of | chi and Margaret S. Bennett OF
Cedar Fort: Ira j. Nickel OF Spanish
Fork and Ida s. Barton OF Mt Pleasant:
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DIED

SANDERS-At 4di West First South
street. November 20. 1910. OF cancer
Griffith Sanders. In his seventy eighth
year, native of Llannelly. Carmarthen
shire, South Wales. The remains are at
the funeral parlors OF Joseph William
Taylor. 25 South West Temple street
Notice of funeral Ialcr
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ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.

District OF Utah.
On this 2lst day OF November. A. D.
1910. on reading the foregoing petition, II
is ordered by the court that hearing be
had upon the same on the 10th day OF
December. A. n. 1910. before said court
at Salt Lake city. In said district. at
10 o'clock In the forenooni and that
notice thereof be published in The Salt
Lake Tribune. newspaper printed In
said district, md that all known credi-
tors and other persons In interest may
appear at the said time and place and
show cause, il any they have. why the
prayer of tho said petitioner should not
be granted.
And IL is further ordered by the court
that the clerk shall send by mail to oil
known creditors copies OF said petition
and this order. addressed In them at then
places of residence as stated
Witness the Honorable John A. Mar
shall Judge OF the said district court. and
the seal thereof. at Salt Lake City, In
said district. on the 2lst day of Novem
Der. 4. ID. 1910.
Attest; JERROLD r. LETCHER.
3 (Scal Of coUrO Clerk,
By Margaret 3. Connect, Deputy Clerk.
t2T07
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YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST WITH
houseworS. must so home nights; ref
erences. Apply At once. 81 North End
West Bell 4395-X t2083
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GUNS AND REVOLVERS

WE REPAIR BICYCLES, CASH REGIS
ters. lawn mowers. NJ kcNs. etc knud-
sen 355 South State. Phones. s7a9
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Gunnison's Water System.
o The Tribune,

Special to inc lrlDune'
GI'NNlSON. Nov. @1.-Tho piping ne
ccssary to complete the water system
is all received and has been distributed
ready for laying. which viii commence
lust as soon as the trencbing is ac-
cep.rd. Mr.. Erickson. who has the con
tract. has Il large force of men at work
and before long the work Will be COM
plctcd and Gunnison will have an up-to-
date water system.
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Letters Are Asked.
Special 10 The Tribun

HpstlHl 10 lhe lIlounc
OGDEN. NoY. 2l.-William W. Will
liams is seeking letters OF administration
upon the estate Of John p. Williams. ~hn
died in Ogden, November Is, 1891. leav-
ing u viii in which his wife who recent
ly died was named as eNccutriN. The
estate is valued at $500. There ere ten
children named as heirs.
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Highland Canal Work.
.cial to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
GUNNISON. Nov. PA big gang OF
men is employed on the Highland cana
putting ii in shape for good service next
season. Lands lying east and south Of
Gunplson field and extending south past
AXtcl, numbering. over 1900 acres. arc
capable IL irrigation under this system
The land is all taken up. but much Of
Il Will be cut into smaller tracts and
tpII
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Aged Man Is Insane.
S1ecial TO The Tribune,

sHeciaI 10 Inc TrlDune,
OGDEN, Nov. 21---HaYjng been ad
judged insane by a board consisting Of
County Commissioner oscar Madison and
Doctors Il. NJ. Conroy and Walter Wha-
len. j, l.. Robinson. an aged, resident OF
ogden. living on Ninth street. was this
morning committed TO the State Mental
hospital al Provo He was taken 10 the
institution by Deputy Sheriffs Dcvine
and Burk.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

SANDERS-The funeral services over the
remains OF the late Griffith Sanders.
aged iS years native of South Wales.
British isles, will be held Wednesday at
II a. M, from the funeral chapel OF Jo-
scph w. Taylor. Il South West Temple
street. Friends are invited TO attend. In
lerment I'm Mount Olivet cemetery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-22

IOsT-DARK BROWN FOX FUR
reckpie cc, between Louvre cafe and Co
loniei theater. Return to 1910 T. 2nd so
Reward. Bell phone 3og9$. t269l
LOST-NOV. IS; ON UNIVERSITY CAR
or End South ST. lady's eyeglasses. Re-
t270i
FOUND-A BLACK MARE. WITH
harness. S3i jefferson st. t2Il6
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WANTED
WANTED-MALE HELP


M. J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
skilled and unskillcd laborers furnished
40 East list South. corner Commercial
Bell phone 1852. Ind. s23. p4s
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After lsLid-Tilters. -


Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov. 21.-The large number
OF drunks caught in the police drsgnet
SUNDAY has aroused the police and CITY
Attorney James Dcvine TO declarations
OF war against the saloon men OF the
city who are "tIltIng the lid on the
Sabbath
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SHEPPARD's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY;
phones. Ind. 7s2. Bell 1884. 120 w. End
South. Headquarters for LINERS and
Inuckers. cooks and walters. lunch coun-
ter girls. etc tl120
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Blacksmith Kills Woman.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Nov. "i.--J, w.
Wheolor. blacksmith. 36 years old.
formerly Of Echo. Ala.' tonight murdered
n woman who registered with him as his
w,fe under tho name of Mrs. Mny
Wheeler. nj an East Fifth street hotel.
He then attempted to XIII himself.
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WANTED-FURNIsHED ROOM

BY MIDDLE-AGED GENTL EMAN.
quiet room. not on car line. By. Jrlh-
une. t-il'
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Licenses TO Marry.

SDeVlsI 10 Thr TrIUUne.
OGDEN. Nov 2i.-Licenses to marry
were issued TO the following by County
Clerk Samuel Dye today. Frank g.
Eimball and Mrs Emma Newell Josse-
lyn both OF salt Lake John McDermott
nmd ENelyn Molscy. both Of Ogden.
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LOST - TOY FRENCH POODLE.
named Buster; information or return OF
same Viii give as reward one OF his
puppies. equivalent to 500 Bell 1l6t-k.
''''' foA2I
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POULTRY AND. PET STOCK

TURKEYS.
For pest home raised. no eastern: COLO
storage" call Ensign Grocery Co. lol
E,ast 3rd So Bell 5jl1 and 1878; IND;
3l45, Prompt delivery. G'ss
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TWO NICE ROOMS WITH BOARD.
furnace heat. 3Is North 1st West. Ind
21Si. t22Ss
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CAMERAS AND KoDAKs

~-~--~-~-~--~-~-->~>>>>-~~- - $1,000 =,
WOULD YOU BE INTERESTED IN
learning how to produce better pictures
nj a lower cost2 II so send your name,
age, address name OF camera You use
md size 10 Carver, Box 5o4. waterloo.
Iowa. VIC
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WANTEp-TO TRADE

TO TRADE-rINELY LOCATED RESI-
dencc property ON East 2nd SO. st.
Salt Lake CITY, for Omaha property or
eastern Nebraska land. Address owncI.
75l E. End So St, Salt Lake City, Utah.
t2613
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A HOME WITH HoMELIKE SUR
roundIngs. in young mems club, for
those that appreciate an excellent table.
with very reasonable rates. $40 e End
South. Bell 1294-G. t2l59
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SAMPLE SHOES
BOARD AND ROOMS

MODERN HOME. BEAUTIFUL SUR
rountings hot water heat: close In:
can give hrst-class accommodations to
four or six adults. References. Bell
phone 5353-Y b2444
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ROOM AND BOARD FOR
gentleman Mt l4i So. 2pd East r3SSs
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CLIFF HOUSE FURNISHED ROOMS,
headquarters for and special rates TO
tions obtained without charge. Ind. 1854.
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BOARD AND ROOM AT A PLACE
where YOU can feel at home. 42l ST.
W. Temple. t-1o3
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WANTED
wANTED-FEMALE HELP

LADIES TO MAKE SIS TO s25 WEEK
during spare lime home: no experience
necessary Wonan's art Exchange.
rooms 1898, Bird floor. Eagle blk. 52b5o
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WANTED AGENTS: LEGITIMATE
substitute for slot machines: patented I:
sells on sight for 81 90; particulars. elisha
ron,nany anderson Ind 1885
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WILL. SHARE MY HOME WITH TWO
ladies'. It's strictly modern. close in.
reasonable, no other roomers, Bell phone
5046-X. 1899
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ABLE BODIED MEN WANTED FOR
the U. S. marine corps. between the
ages OF ~ and 35. Mast be native born
or have first papers. Monthly pay Sl'
TO Ss9. Additional compensation possible,
Food. clothing, quarters and medical at
tendance free, After 30 years service
can retire with rs per cent of pay and
allowances. Service on board ship and
ashore In all paris CT the world Apply
at u s. Marine Corps Recruiting office.
New Windsor hotel. Salt Lake City. Utah;
II
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WANTED srTUATIoNs-MAIE
WANTED-REAL ESTATE
A HOME WANTED

I have $4,000 cash. and will pay besides
this $50 month for nice 5 or 6-room
modern home, price not 10 exceed $3.50
IN YOU have bargain. let me know. as
want TO buy from owner, Address Asa
Tribune. t2s6S
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LADIES WANTED TO WORK HOME
during their spare time; experience up-
necessary reliable help only. Apply 2S5
w 3rd South t24S3
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First Congregational church. We
get you position free of charge, Tele-
phones-Ind. 1866, Bell 1922. t36o
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MOVING, STORAGE. PACKING
SHIPPING

WE SHIP III n. GOODS TO ANY PART
OF United States. cut rates. kimball
Van e. Storage Co. 10 w, 1st So, u266g
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WANTED-A GOOD WOMAN COOK:
- references required, 44i East South
Temple tgo77
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GOOD FIRST CLASS GIRL FOR GEN
.crnl housework, willing to go 10 Nevada.
Must have references. Good wages,
For particulars address Box 400, Tonopah
Nevada to31s
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w WANTED-GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL.
housework must be a good cook: three
In FAMILY. no children; modern house;
good wages. Swede or German preferred
Phone Independent o97l. toI06
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LOST AND FOUND

I.OST-LADY'S GOLD WATCH. 15-JEW-
el Swiss movement Liberal reward.
$50 So. 9th East 1856
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WANTED = GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework, Bell 1864, t21gS
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PERSONALS

LADIES'. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
Chiches.ers Pills the Diamond Brand
For 2G years known as Best Safest. Al
ways Reliable Buy OF your Druggist
FAKE no other Chiohestcrs Diamond
Brand pills are sold by Druggists every
where
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TAILORS

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
BETTER SUITS AND OVER
COATS AT PRICES BELOW
WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN PAY
ING. CALL ON Us. .o5 MIN
TYRE BLDG.
ARNOLD & BROWN,
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$:s E: ss:'' Little johnson Money
BY Randolph Hayes

they seldom emerge Ia do manly and
Christian service Go tho socially weak
The elect. being elected. feed ON faith:
and let the rest go 10 bell. So how viii
n prize fight hurt us In Nevada ana what
harm will IL do the hypocritical idlers
and meddlcrs in the cftctc ministerial as
socations OF the east2
rs not Nevada the only spot in the
union whore men can bc brave and Tree
without going away from home. VIE
none Worship the fetish Of rcspcctaDluty,
where all write their real names in tue
hotel register. where saloonkcepcrs are
welcome at Sunday school picnics. where
social shams arc Smothcred by flourish
Ing common sen9e, where men 80 10
prize fights as Taft goes to bail game
without donnlng a Disguise?
These good people OF Chicago aud
New York and San Francisco think we
are so untaned and rowdyish and tough.
Let them como to- Nevada and like the
women Of Carthage they would soon in
uuirc. Where are the rovishcrs?
wish the governor and the Judge win
whom / talked were as frank and as out
spoken as these newspapers. We might
hope that the last spot on the map where
life Is free and vigorous and elemental
might remain so indefinitely
No: the prize fight must 60. 1t is
| tainted with the primitive man. We are
| becoming nation of parasites and
| fuddlers. bunco stecrers and hot-aIr ar
lists. erreminates and swashbucielers, sy-
| cophants hypocrltcs and neuters.
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Prize Fighting Doomed Also i'm Nevada

be criticised Tor SO doing"
] told the governor OF a certain United
Stales senator I knew who had the habit
of attending fights with his clothes
changed In n Slouch hat, and who seated
himself obsCurcly in the rear of the
house. ! suggested that he attend the
fight I'm that way.
No, said the governor, laughing. "1f
go | Will not hide IL / viii go openly
and everyone will know it-but / fear |
will not go''
Judge pike OF the circuit court one
of the celebrated Nevada divorce attor-
neys. said 20 me: Yes, think the prize
fight is doomed I'm Nevada | look for the
next legislature 10 take some action on
the subject We managed to pass our
anti gambling law, in the face OF strcnu-
Gus opposition. An anti-prize fight law
VIII be an easier matter.
Tho gambling means a lot Of steady
money in circulation in all The towns,
and il was pretty hard to make business
men see that ii would he better. In the
long run, to shut down on the gambling.
Now prlzc fighting has no such ap
pcHl II means no such large amounts OF
money spcnt on local businesses, ANA 1t
gets our state an undcserVed bad rcpu-
tation, Personally | have nothing against
prize fight. i will see the JeTfrics-
Johson fight, but / guess il is I'm the in
terest of public morals TO stop Them
Judge Hell. former governor and former
Justice OF the supreme court, said "It
will be shame to drive the prize ring
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Special 10 The Tribune.
RENO June 29-'Today / have been
talking with number Of leading Nevada
citizens on the possibility OF a change
here in the prize fight law, From all
that | can hear, 1t seems that prize
fighting is doomed in it's last stand in
this state that another year will see IL
outlawed in Nevada
Governor Dickerson said to mo this
afternoon: That law OF 1897, passed
especially for the Corbctt- -FitZsimmons
fight was really only a Joke. AS mat
ter of fact it has brought us few fights.
We have had only about half n dozen in
thirteen years. while states where the
law is far more strict have prize tights
every week.
But ! anticipate that tho next lceis-
laturc. which meets in January, viii take
up the matter. and, if it does. IL Will
have small difficulty III passing an anti
prize fight law. Tho people Of Nevada
resent tho reputation We have uniusti-
fjcdly acquired OF being outlaws. and un-
civilized. and | presume that VIC VIII in
a short time bow To the inevitable trend
Of public opinion.
Personally I do not object TO prize
fights / have never seen but one. and
/ would probably see the Jeffries- John
son fight II I were sure that l would not
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HARVARD CREWS
WIN REGATTA
Three Crews 0utpull Yal,
Stars on the Thames in
Annual Row.
SIXTY THOUSAND PEOPLE
WITNESS THE FINAL RAJ
Early Races Held in Brok,
Water; Harvard's Men Ara
Heavier.

NEW LONDON. Conn. June 3oLr
setting sun could not tlnge the water,
the Thames this evening with a daA,
crimson than they bad been dyed bv 4
victories of the three Harvard cysv
On the broad four mile stretch betu,a
this city md Gales Ferry Harvard !,
Yale today in their forty fourth ann,
rowing regatta.
Five lengths was Harvard's mareIn
victory In the varsity eight.oared r.,
three lengths in the freshman eight !
four lengths In the varsity four r
freshman four-oared race won bv .,
Wednesday evening was the ono sw,
drop in Gale's bitter cup of defeat
IL is estimated that so, 600 persons =,
the final race and that 40 600 of th'
were from out Of town. This m,ll,itr
saw three as thrilling races as eyer I
the waters Of the Thames. Here arc !
times:
Varsity eight-Harverd, 2o;4si: "a
u oi.
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1913.
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1902
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stream this morning. The varsity efeI
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