The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-30


az the bout not including the moving y
The exodus from town began 81
abroad. and by the time the show az "
tight enthused thrOngs which have n
Tho street cars 70 the springs were
packed 70 the roofs and every autOni0-
Bile in town was given at least one run
20 the suburbs. By the time Jeffries
stepped through the ropes and began
q short spell o. gymnasium wo-S Tor
the benefit OF the picture machine,
there was hardly room enough left for
him 10 operate. The crowd almost IN
vaded the ring Itself IN its eagernesss
spectators reached around the platform
and others were perched everywhere,
pccring % the white giant.
In Ell Jcffries did six rounds OF box
ing. two with Joe Choynski. two with
'J{rothcr Jack" and two with sam Der
u-r Ieffries appeared 60 be In high
spirits. He went through his w9rk
with lots Of snap and go. but the boNlnB
was not unusually fast or eNciunE-
Only IN the last 80 with Berger 90 IN
"undCfeatcd' speed up. lie Dankeo
aud drag out fashion during the first
round. sam came back hard, giVinE
Jcffricg the benefit OF every hloW nc
knew. 10 was too much for sam, now
ever and IN the second round Jeffriss
was compelled 20 slow up 20 keep from
putting his manager down and out
Picture Menu busy
The moving picture men we're busy AT
noon Long before tho challenger was
READY 20 get into the ring for his prom =
Used workout the machine had been SCI
uD and views OF everything around the
camp were recorded. The solid rank OF
war CORES poudcnts was swept by the
uuwiniriug eye OF tho mechanism. tntu
A. moved on surveying the notel potSn'
where groups SAT- about tn tables III .
hihfnc long. cooling drinks. circled the
stroiiing squads of siEht-seers and took
careful note Of every camp attendant I.
Uaaa~ III
Jcrfrics' cottage iu front Of which a
score or more friends were gathereN,
the challenger looming un ike Eianl
among the men OF ordinary size ABOUT
with this preliminary work accom-
pliahcd. the machine was quickly ols
tion which gave II command Of tbs
ring. This done. the thronEinE crow,
which had jammed and squeezed itsell
into every available nook from Wnlcl
the canvas square could be seen Ea@cd
cxpcctansly at the cottage. wcitins
the coming Of the great undctcateu.
IS the crowd watched. an autoino'
bile swung into the grounds 6earinl
Governor DickcrgOn. Captain toN 81
the state police and Warden maxwell
OF the state penitcntiary- u stopped
before Ieffries' cottage and tue tSht
or came forward. claspiuE hands witt
the governor as the latter climbed gu
OF The me shine. The four Chattcd To-
several minutes. Jeffries smiling broad
Is at various sallies by the Ntsitori- ahf
then turned into the cottage 70 prepare
Tor work.
4 Few moments later he stepped ovei
the ropes. clad In his blue ring cos
tune. and the picture machine beSai
q buzz. Paving not the slightest at
tcntion 20 the thrOnE OF nearly LOO
persons grouped about him. Jcffries he
San rope skipping. From that NJ
turned 20 the punching bGg. hammeriuf
away with his huge arms until the al
rang with tno blows. shadow boxinl
came next. and the giau- danced abou
the ring easily. almost gracefully. con
rfdrrinE HIS enormous Size.
The Precipitation was coming freel'
when ne stopped. nnd dropping hA
durnh-befi1 he held out his hands 70
the big gloves. As soon as they wer
fastened. Joe Choynsisi stepped for
ward. and the iOnE-ccpcCtcd boNinl
bo. was under way.
bouts with Choynski. "Brothe
Inc nd Berger came in quick sue
cessi and until they were over no
q mar n the crowd removed his eye
from las ring. When time was GALE
on the last round the crowd surged nj
on the platform eager Co secure ne1
view OF the giant puEilist. Jeffries al
not seem 10 resent the invasion. an
before be departed for bis rubbing roor