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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-13
lyon klPPUR" IS OBSERVED
IN JEWISH CIRCLES.

Last evening at sun down, the fast
of "Yom Kippur' or the Day of Atone
ment. commenced with the Jewish
people. and will last until the sun sets
tonight.
Last night Rabbi Swartz spoke very
earnestly and eloquently at Temple
BETHEL, his subject being The Sin
ner's Tear"
This morning an important service
of the day will be the 10 o'clock meet
ing at the Temple. the subject OF
Rabbi Shwartzs address to be "On
Credit" This afternoon he will speak
on the topic I'm Memoriam."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-13
REAL DRlJMM ER

Pa Quiggs-"There was time when
used to set the fashion in this town
The Drummer-"And you got tired Of
the game?'
Pa Ouiggs-"No. but celluloid collars
came in and then everyone could be
in STYLE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-13
IN HONOR OF
HIS BIRTHDAY.

Little Audrey Kellar proved a very
clever little host indeed, yesterday,
when he entertained about forty OF
his friends at lovely children's par
ty given in honor of mis- birthday
The usual program Of childish games
kept the little people happy, when
very dainty and delightful refresh
ments were offered
The little people present we're:
Edith Anderson, Elizabeth Durham,
Buster Garfield, jamie Reese, Eliza
beth Aiken, Charles Dunn, Mary
Dunn, Louise Dunn, Marica Higgins,
Anna Rommell, Katherine Lewis, Mar
garet Lewis, Mary Smithwick, Billie
Smithwick, Richard Anderson, Doro-
thy Anderson, Louis Patterson, Doro-
thy Yonge, Francis Taylor. Oliver
Semmes, Emily Semms, Adelaide
Wentworth, John Sibley, Eulalie
Clark, Clifford Clark, Clara Moreno,
Kenneth Calm, Lucy Arson, Aline An
son. Churchill Mellen, Lois Goodrit,
Doris Merritt. Florence Pierpont, Mar
jorie Pierpont, Warren Pierpont. Billie
Dick Turner, Gladys Turner.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-13
YOUNG NATIONS TO PLAY
WITH MRS. IKE hILBRON.

Next weeks meeting of the Young
Matrons' club will be with Mrs. Ike
Hebron on Cervantes street. The
ladies did not meet yesterday on &C
count OF the Jewish holidays now in
progress.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-13
MRS. IGNATIUS FRIED AND
THE BABIES TO LEAVE

Mrs. Ignatius Fried and her two
little baby girls will leave Sun
day for visit Of several weeks in
Mobile. They will visit Mrs Frieds
sister there, who is Mrs Heyman Ga.
briel.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-13
ARE THE PARENTS OF A
IITTI nAiIELTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar N. Sheppard are
the parents of a. fine little baby girl,
who arrived Saturday. October 8th.
Mrs. Francis H. Sheppard. of ST An
drews. is with them at their home at
East Pensacola Heights for a few
weeks
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-13

WITH
MRS. WALTER LlNDSTROM.
Mrs. Walter Lindstrom is to enter
tain number of the ladies this after
noon. Today is the regular meeting
day of the Thursday club, and her
guests will be the members of that
club.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-13

Continued on Page Seven-)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

Rochester town. junction Of North
en Pacific. Milwaukee and Oregon Washington railroads.
aud electric interurban promised
future The townsite Is In the beautiful valley.
and Is surrounded by OF dairy
farms in the state The very quality OF crops
heinz In abundance without irrigation school,
number Of hotels churches already been
built Lumber for building DO obtained cheap
mills close hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04
FARMS AND AcREAoE-tcOn,d.,


roRr uuoR0E Fonr anonuE
CuHAr FARM t.ANna. res choise see
items a. low a. go pee age, eaaY
tnfma auru, aufck fortunes mads ~
the Wise heads before the GRAND trunk
faeifie. Hfiiish Columbia a Alaska
Canadian Northern amt other railroads
are completed into Fort tlsprae brit
tsh Columbia Fort uuafHe h. destined
60 no tho iaravst city Ia uritish res
lumhia, excepting only Nanrnufeft
NaFikahlr rivofa. railroads farm land,
build iaFse city Ohr lauds are q
ftuse a. five miles 60 this coming
metropolis You know that all tht4
and much more 10 true ~ Fort uenfHs
SUI you can't SOC the isrEe profits
IN this cipas-ln acreage SURE. yua
cuuidnf see u in Seattle 10 years nHa.
whom All rnuf friends were ErttinE rieh.
anWe people couldn't go flock q
elephants with fiaaH cuwinH down See
nud av The famous Fraser VALLEY u
40 &C. 20 miles wide Mia climate, no
nftfuueai rainfall coming duriuH grow
lha season ne drought snowfall Y~fy
lihhi. $40 destructive Winds soil rirh
BLACK inams clay sutHnil plenty pure
water no Irrigation needed siih mea
dove ~ rifh EfaesnH faiten cattle with
nnt fuedius Hfaini hay ! tons per acre !.
cats Il 90 100 bushels pee acre pots
toes zoe 60 zee bushels. other cfopa Ia
IKE proportion. , nui says Zone
auud cfup thrice mara than pays for
tha land We uSu tha land ne sell
Titles direct from the nfitish coiufahia
government caii aud SOC the photo
Hraphs ana field natsa irs pleasure
90 answer questions references. anY
tanh tu Vancouver.
NORTH COAST LAND CO. LrD. or
NANcptN Eh, "a e.
Selling Aaeut. , W Raster sll Autsri.
can Hank utaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04
TAE POSITIVE PROOF

Rochester been any
has been offered for sale Northwest. lots
having been sold the first and iss October
81 which has established record that others
ed but equaed Thousands dollars profits
been made BY those Who purchased past
so days. We supply wth che Of of
people who have made from 200 200 their
Investments. but what has been Is nothing the
PROFITS THAT WILL BE MADE BY those who lucky
the ground price SIS los DO
fore the big factories start somsbody will make the
money WHY NOT your
Edward Nugru a prominent broker wh offices 10.
Halter Building Seattle. 4 lately purchased
the townate Rochester and holding
have JUS, sold Per
paid In
Albert spycher. 403 Pike St. seate purchased
In the ownsite Of Rochester for SIS and
holding days per
profit"
Olsen. 1861 Seattle: purchased
the Rochester
propositions investment that have offered
public"
Lewis 2ot North broadway Seattle; Il have
from Rochester consider absolutely
proposition that heard Of make this
strong only sorry
buy block Rochester superior every
way any proposition IL
would be waste Of time 10 make comparaons"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

For Hale=A sia-tnom house and two
nice lots. only ian feet from fho ear line.
ON "a graded street. Price 81. $50. with
terms Alao three room house ana
three lots close Co car. on Graded street.
Az improvements paid Price $500. ou
terms See the Wesley j. walker Co.
$3.50 Fourth az 81 p. Take Green Lake
car. get off ai Tahoe station.
For Haie- rhree-raam nice cottage.
Price $3.50. 0t6n cash and balance easy.
rs blocks from FhinneY av. car line.
call at i2a w 7fth a., and soe owner.
Broom plastorod house. 3 lot close to
city. $3.50 $50 cash baker. York %.
HUOADWAY a2x1as. only $751; 500. own
er. 30g Crary bldg Main af0i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04
FOR RENT

tsaf sssafesa Or r4rffir North s "a
4 ~ a7Mes faraha r-i nial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04
ron $50 CASH

Mtn sell 10 reliable party rev s.room
banssies, npdufn. hiarks frum PhinusY
~ Price tE.tto, cot ffam o. $50 bat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

n,tsAl MayN II reara II aar
80 49, aasted a. carriers tei
Ssar Rentfs aesn p az
=. Z tHe ditY Boys can
-. fren IS e. SO a mnnth
49,. papsra afitf fcHn.il 's~s
tiItaiAtIaa nePaftment.
~ fsh a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04
Sis
Level CLEARED LOTS
Sis

those beautiful. level lots. without
stump them. that worth from $50 800
each right now. that only sl5 easy
interest, you quickly a
remain and you may be too late
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04
FARMS AND AcREACE-(cont)
1870 000Nf9-0 -

M fAkTMA G9l5MTT.
ACRES FOR $3.50
We have a hair section of land. which
ue have auhdlyfdrd Into b-arre trects
% ia situate just "a few miles put ~
MRhtnn. and BE- under tho klickitat
ditch ff ia good wheat land now.
Bot ~ Will be- some VeHra before the
great project is completed Anyone
who has the nerve 70 boy and wait
will have an independent living when
fhr water comes ia. Terms so cash
ff per month. and no interest
OLE HANsON e 90. Ord ra1r n. Y Hlk
t5 s1o-.tI acres water front. half cash
3 and I9-acra tfaftH easy terms sam
Hagen. o. n 10 Port HlnkeleY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04
FoR sAlE ON EXCHANGE

-0-@4~~~.~s~e~~~~s0-~e@ ~see0N~-0~ee~e~ee~
I have two beautiful Tote ia Edm1udH
VIII soil cheap for cash. or exchange for
"a cheap int ~ Seattle can az ans Cedar
~ after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04
ron sALG = MiscGLLAnEoUs.

FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS.
HufLuf HutBBff uutIB hoWi
While lumber prices are the lowest ~
years Hnd bound 10 20 %. strict
economy suggests saving the middle
mans profits ~ buying
BASH. Doors and MotLpfNGh
direct from our mill IN Seattle.
GLAHH, PAINTS. NAHNtHuEH.
ROOFING, HufLDtNo PAPER
AND HARDWARE
afada u our goods. o. % send test
We sell anybodY e. ship anywhere - ~
prices same 80 aiiasiihs thsasf
t.cruss panel doors, for painting. fi.2s
s-rroaH panel doors. fer staining, 81 %.
Mission style bungalow doors. ti.to.
Front daors, iatt o. 90. up 90 fA.oe
cottage frant windows. tzsg Up
X . igsids doer frames 100
n y plain windew frames, uso.
SEND ron CATALOGUE 40. IS
a. a. wiLLiAMH co.
1875 fifsi Az 3. near walker -
heih phones Hsaitle. wash
Trade ~ y saves nsnay msn's
gof saeM rhird.
For sale a baby ssaiakin coat. sirs
-, a. sacrifice price Address H-ito.
star
supplies Tor movies picture theatres
roll tickets. slides. ste. o ffaEEafdh
t9tt First av
For -c~rtifieate. Eiiers Music
liouae cail or atlts 1895 zsih West
New pianos Tor rear rent applied on
purchase Meyer Toner, 40 Union q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04
..,e wANrEp-MALE.

v{sFe ssed womaa % te
~ ava a. sis sesega
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04
YOU CAN RAISE 600 CHICKENS
ON AN ACRE rs MfNuTEA IRON

tsso- 5ss pOWN. % PEn MONTH
Close 10 market. With excellent trnnnpor.
tmtinn and low fare. Richest kiud pf
aall fof vegetables and fruit uood
neiRhb0r and attractive Hurroundlnaa
close 90 schools. churches stores. etc.
We ALI supply lumber az net cost and
let you pay Tor u same ~ for land
Make y good income and cut out high
cost 81 living Take Madison car and
Kirkland ferry or Anderson boat 20
office of BURKE 4 FAHHAH. INC. on
wharf 1t Kirkland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04
ROCHESTER, TME TOWN @lTA TAE
PAY ROLL

The OF Rochester fully good pay
roll Is make town.
view. they going 10 effort make Rochester
Of NmokeHtackn. where bucket brigade
will be strongly In evidence ali tho year
things moving tho having plans
first Rochester factory, which viii complete upto
factory facilities turning
sash and doors also Hut, Important OF all. the
from this date will aside half moneys
ceived from the sale OF property used for SOLE
Of building and eqappns this
ing plants. and for putting In FREE or CHARGE prop
such improvements grading KdewAlka
sanitary and public parks every
investor tina, his protected
In value. and to settler a a
certainty Of aud paid employment
win be decided equip
manufacturing pant These idle promises. DO
forgotten WE PUT 1T RIGHT IN YOUR CONTRACT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

Nr-(-Nc-0-oNgNlDN9 (N|e'41ere01NN-o00Y~l1
a y. aunt hrfi AT courts. COLLECTIONS.
corporations organized. Notary public
Damage cases O. speciality 10th phones
a0laT-H Burke uidR.. Second ANA Marion
D. O. Nrhof Lawyer. hoa-t Pioneer
utde Consultation free Personal I'M
iurira a speciality Practice iu nli courts
C0rwiu Townsend. Io5 bailey Hf1n
Conuultation free; husband. VITO. Injuries
rAIII.lsNs- M YOU'LL.
The Seattle Pattern ana Model Works.
sig First Az o. Main Go0St Ind. 1921.
.@~~~~~~~eSS~e SsS~tslN~~<NS<N~ys
M YNN APPRECIATE accurate plano
work. call H WllcoK. Mutn H9Ba. after @
b. m. Fofmorly Win Eiiera
:. rlIOI9oIs1rJlTJss, ~ rI'i US
Tho NoW Kodak Store. Et9 Marion 81
Largest stock on tho Coast
Developing ana Printing Tor Amateurs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

/ $500 .tsaralAfs aipnsrs asd siqis
- ..ere Fur srNin. NaNafh
.saaa siashiak taaaehs asa ss'lt
~ 4 Aafn 1898, ind q sftt
ws.es--a ~ q las Ivy rrcss. rhHd
= ~ cfersf "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

4 ..~..,.,.~.-sNa~~a~~ ~s>er~Hss7s,
ss4Srs WANTED AID "a sgHplF
!. 5-~ss4 ~ senIr4 narseqf Etaee
-, -. ensh ~eNaiY Address CA Pr
- cry NURSERY coaPANF. Saiesa
erfsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

A eiaes rsfursaia q So Fra
n sal rfa3srs BIDS saa y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

;yn ssa AS ss .. % ,sa'' ~, aaa
- earn Yot wHttE tNAhN
"a ptelara&s xiten f'afsFt
49, RARHER cOlLE0E
+. N,.,ies,eH 81 seaii'n VAIN stt'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

.rpss. .,,.S.. ,'' Z. ,sispssas sPss
sHssH $50 tAfa ifth az ~ tAs
-, rhs Pacific rslsphaas
s.s..ssa es'nFaaf'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

acres % bottom land. suitable for truck
gardening. half mile back from Lake
Washington, FuuninE streams. Terms
etb1 cash can and zee ua
OLE HANSON 90 ard floor ~ 81 ulk
Five acres. good eoil. uuHr Seattle. faf
flse. SO down. 90 monthly Hcfhnft
3 Upper 500 Loary bids
Hlsty acres. good orchard Phone IS 1903
Residence 1870 i0th r. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

- -,'.'.|'S''Sr'sN-s-~see~.e-~-~.~-~e~.~-~-~~.
hr.ss.s fsa gaF or furaf ara 10
a.ssf q. A-uss = applied 1n ffadE puf.
~ !. Isefrsf ara paid ~ ~ ths
W. 4 ~ta. Fqe taan saa uIe gna 90
-. We azfenf cream Hs.fhsgss
~ EEH GO us rlss ~
afss ss.-suaf eeff 80. rieaIr rHr
~ HaifsaY sa8 BsnaiF siatisns kf.t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

--....... .C.,.l,llll,ogopIsIs.,-o.o.o.oo.oo
tFrfns buNinna inErNs ma nails. cal
ta4ses nr u % Miller. Nov York ufah-
nate suite tia Marion NOS Phone i1tf
81 90 MONTHLY. 25c a CORN
a vs. KLINE. $50 ARCADE BLDG.
pE WILLIAMS. chubiaina curnA etc
fols Eirhth az Main Is1a
>~cco~ppSg,, >'S'i AZ I I ffH~N6D
pFuFrL MEDIUM uitra valuable al
VICE on ait affairs ~ ne Permanently
y near E.sth az Also gives Wonderfa.
iurkv charms
gAUu UEABtNg Ladies a8c. men
SOC leaa Tony av EnHtlake car
cHfBpruACIICs
-, Il, H,GsIse FSisStfffr tfrafmerf
af ehranie diseases 1ai Arcade. %. s1tt
ooooCIoIIJEG,.>oooooo>.D
~ and ajI articles ~ value bought and
sald Koga. 2iis First Ind saia.
2lsc74qn4oo9'l IN nm
.,s,,,plttJ,g,gIIlLoAGJNcl1HSoooyoo
saidy bete'ufe Nscn,E ibs Arcade
I'M ~ 1rss5S ilia S
l.....s.,oUAlLr, e,JI(A.lt,lli ts ss,,e,,,ooooo.
n d6 fafs- ltatanauRh 16fb Firat az
Hats cleaned and biocFod
~-~~~~~~Tys@1i'S,s'N' IIy;H1C-~~N"~~~
Under management " old wayside hos
p'''' rplephone Main 1su.
.ooooo,oiIllo.I-ss.g >H,lo.,A,,IlSSGgooooooo>
q. ~ dawson h1uHem"tihk MAIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

- Oa.sa. carpenters aud
fs.,sipsA .nt teef screens sfs
80 80 NE ipd fisl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

Faah0n Island improved ranches acre
age cleared aud uneIearsd4 watorffuuf
lots and acreage on both east and west
shores, many excellent Investments, vieW
and environment superb. garGlu- Reid
Co Faahuu. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

GHte-. sr-fses0-eFes<e~~s-.~
tarist JEW kPAETME fwa 400
sts-s,..sss strietiF medsfr ls+rgi..sig
nmms, 2 > t-rpom aufteqt special
n ia &' walking alstsncs & flf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04
LIVESTOCK

s~s~Se~~s>-~-~->s~~~-~~~~ s~~~sy~~~~e~~s~~se>Ny
EfOLCOMh CO. SALE STABLES,
tfeavf draft fnsdluui siHsd horsss guar
antssd itis Wssisrn az Main 1874
sk Buys
Fresh family eWW alrtuE large auAntity
- ttr fifhrsf mtia Green zas Corner
tfud aua kafefa
tst huya fhaies 81 tae ff~sh rg~.
sam Zee graaa taEs bsatsrafa. uasny
ssafinn orseu gas
kufil Rhode island RET rarksseis
thoroughbred. cheap f4ts t4nhsn. Efw.
fnHHt
ruaisrre scotch cofia pupplsa maies
fia handau. " y . No
Hfnaii haess and esw faE sale zee
Hltih y -
aralrh celtic t'aps eth psdisfea. ltt
each. ~ nsFrF puaishe. Wn ~ y :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

tFElIFat 49, l@4eN1.7N''7' =
49, 1900 aTrRfNu CO.
$3.50 WAY rlrnilHrf rUralfinE
eeheis'f go anA Boat uetA q
s.siufs 49,. raarartced
AZ al npnny WAY
eesg lAss fstl cal Coz Aitres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

a. q MulhuniR 81 b. ab wears q
specialist Tor aii diseases and cnmuinInte
W wufunu ana men. The latest Frrnrh
aud German methods working folts
ensr terms out city patients cared for
Medicines furnished office 1aa-t Ifborty
NOS opposite iaHnrliUe open 10 ~ M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

tnan sense. iif rsr no oa fTth nsar
- - Agglr Edlsar sesrrhiiEhf.
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H&FNr 80 - ~ 1OfNtfSH
HoHruwnNr TRUST a SAFE DE-.
fOaff co. Fifst az and Columbia 81
fCoiman HuiiAtnKi. tnNttaa applications
Tor leans from tt.qoe 60 ts.oee 90 im.
proved Asattis Residence property In
established districts
cry AND COUNTY LOANS
on Improved Or vacant property 81 and
per cent. any amount from fte 20 1893.
fgf a long ~ short time. ana ssHr pay.
fnsnta no delay HtufteFaHf a 90. sei
nnsfon Bleak. ssc6nd and cHiumhia
N0nrY 10 loan 81 lowest rates On So
attie real estate MaefaFiane. 1899 Elm
nif~ iiids
AUCTION SALES
~~a~~s~~~r~~s@e~~- ~raese-e~S@eeN~ees~~-0
A = naihschiid Aufttenssr sud aDprAis
~ a. Yauf asfalcs Main faAs !. Efit
ChATTEL LOANS
es~seN~~SNe@s~ese-~~s~s ~eS~-~~~ss<~@~Ssr~Ns
t.pA ~ 10 WORKING PEOPLE
or HEAL ESTATE FURNITURE ~.
AsOa. LIVE STOCK or any COOP
NEcuHiTY EASY PAYMENT PLAN
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES MAIN
OSCAR IENHKS q CO. nc
tit Norfhsrn nank nidE 0h ard piks
t.8zns on furriture horsss etc WIN.
faHB M0@rh FnaHa III NNw Vera HtaN
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@~-~~~~~@s~-~~@~
HOUSE,

sasesasn matrfn helsa pave.'
Nsss frnt 80 per mauth Tel g. Gea
= - sseensf ~
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N@s~@-~ee@~s~s@~>es~~
Seattle Easi Co Ni Aiuas 81 coal and
miiiweed itif fnd re-
Patent dusl pAn with first load cpai
WaiHnfiEhg Mcleod Phones iftA
orsat western Fusg 90 -Caai So Tss
mill ~essf g. Sc iesa n ifft ind tSte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

'7s"ss-~N--rs--s.~-sHsr-r s~s~~~4~s~~-~-~
reom Tat. as modern 3 blocks
- ~ las rsnt sfa mauta. faaafrs
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25

Continued on Page 8, Column. 1 and 2
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25
Color Line Rubbed Out, and johnson
Is Given Great Reception
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


RENO, New, June 24.-They don't
when well touted man jumps off the
train they give him the key to the
city hall and then order a bunch of
duplicates in case he loses it. All of
this went for Jack Johnson this after
noon. 1t did not make any difference
if his train was few hours late.
Everybody was there to see him, with
the exception of Jeff and his personal
representatives, but the big white man
sent Roger Cornell as his official spy.
Johnson never got such reception
in all his life, and. he never will get
another one like it, even if he gives
Reno a library and a public play
ground. 1t was really so strong that
the black champion was suspicious for
time. He did not know whether
they were framing something on him
or whether everybody got a welcome
like his.
Reno's citizens and visitors were all
there at the. depot. There was no oen-
sus taken to count them all, but it
looked like a 5000 crowd beyond the
question of a doubt Every telegraph
pole, housetop and tree within radius
of two blocks of the depot was inhab-
tied and men. women and children
fought and wrestled with each other
enough to see at least one of Johnson's
golden teeth. They all knew that there
would not be a chance to shake his
hand or pat him on the back
Johnson has different system from
that under which Jeffries works He
did not try to sneak out through the
back car and make the middle of the
town in Is steps. He just jumped off
the platform and stood up for a minute.
He wanted to make sure that every
thing was on the square, and he quick
ly satisfied himself on this score
With the big black fellow were all
the members of his training camp
Sig Hart, master of ceremonies; Box
erss Kid Cotton and Dave Mills and big
AL kaufman, who just dropped in off,
handedly They brought enough bag
gage and stuff to make an expressman n
rich.
NO COLOR LINE HERE
One of the first men to shake the
hand of the champ was Tex Rickard
In behalf of the citizens of Reno, the
mayor and the councilmen and every
body else in authority, Tex Informed
big Jack that he could go just as far
as he liked while he is in the town.
Rickard made 1T distinctly understood
that nobody had any intention of draw
ing the color line.
Tom Flana gan kept his promise He
had the two largest, most luxurious
and most powerful automobiles in the
state Aof Nevada lined up at the depot
for the accommodation of the Johnson
party. This. made great hit with
the champion. He just tore off a few
more yards of golden smiles when he
took peek at the bliss carts. Some
of them were trying to tell him they
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-25
Auriferous Smile of Dark One Greets
Waiting Crowd at Depot
By R. L. GOLDBERG
TSpecidI Dispatch to The Call1

RENO, June 24.-The fstic chain of
Reno is now complete. Jack Johnson,
the ebony champion, who will pit his
ment of the whole white race on Inde-
pendence day, stepped off the train at
lis o'clock this afternoon and was
met at the depot by Tex Rickard, Tom
Flanagan and five thousand, more or
less, enthusiastic people, and photog
kaufman, Sid Hart, Dave Mills, Kid
Cotton and the rest of the stable. with
the notable exception of George Little.
Johnson stepped into a waiting au-
tomobile and removed his hat to re-
ceive. the plaudits of the crowd with
becoming reverence. He wore his usual
auriferous smile and acknowledged the
individual greetings of all his per-
sonal friends. Billy Delaney is not ex-
pected to arrive until few days be-
fore the fight.
The dark champion went to the Ho-
tel Golden for a few minutes and was
then whisked away to his new training
camp at Kicks.
The ride out to the training camp
looked like a parade of the horribles
at a Bryan reception. All the rigs in
town, including hearses and coal wag-
ons. were brought into play by the
curious natives and newspapermen.
Johnson's machine was so packed that
the tires were fiat.
DOES LIGHT BOXING
The big cinder was immensely
pleased with his new quarters and
showed his exuberant feelings by pill
ing into a meal of about twelve differ
ent courses. He did little light box
ing this afternoon, but will be unable
to get into his regular stride until to-
morrow noon, when the open air plat
form will be placed in readiness for his
poxing.
The only time during the day that
johnson became serious was when the
name of George Little was mentioned.
The story about my reconciliation
with Little is not true" he said. True
enough, we had a talk and settled
some of our differences. But L am
through with him as a manager for
good. If he is ever found in my camp
here / will buy. wine for everybody in
this town. Our business connections
are severed for all time. Don't be-
lieve anything you hear about me and
Little getting together again. He and
are quits
jeff employed his usual military tao
tics this morning and slipped one over
on those who were anxious to see him
in action. He sent Jim Corbett into
town this morning to convey the inn
preston that there would be nothing
doing around the camp until this after
noon. There were comparatively few
people at Moana springs at 10 o'clock
this morning when the big fellow
stripped and went five rounds with
Bob Armstrong and Brother Jack. On