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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-04-01

Some men go to their graves with.
out discovering that they were not as
important as they thought they were
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-04-01

Excellent Connection.
is his family we'll connected?"
Extremely so. They have an ex.
elusive private 'phone"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-04-01
entities, "a

'HoR are things iookin' over TO Din.
4edelf?"
They've been looRin' purity squeam-
IN Tor spell. tn creek got SO blame
elsn u overlooked Peasley's dam. an
there's two foot o water in Wilder
1rown's cellar
Wen, well. l s'pose you folks over
acre Will be so stuck up pretty soon
met you'll be calm yourselves tn
Parisians of Amerfky"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-04-01
Avoid the Cheap and "Bie Can" Ba.
king Powders.

The cheap baking powders have but one
recommendation: they certainly give the
purchaser plenty. Of powder for his mon.
cy but it's not all baking powder; the bull,
IS made up OF cheap materials that have
no 1savening power. These powders are SO
carelcss!y made from inferior materials
that ohey will not make light, wholesome
food Ss,a IF, Further: these cheap baking pow
ening gas; therefore It takes from two to
three timss Us much of such powder to
rni.c the cake or biscuit as it does Of Calu
met Baking Powder Therefore, in the
long. run, the actual cost to the consumer
OF the cheap powders is more than Calu-
met would be: Cheap baking powders
leave the bread sometimes bleached and
acid, sometimes yellow and alkaline, and
always unpalatabie. They are never OF
uniform strength and quality.
Why not buy perfectly wholesome l..
king powder like Calumet, that is at the
sane tine moderate in price and one
which can he relied upon? Calumet is al
ways the semay keeps indefinitely and
gives the cook the least trouble
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-04-01

The man who worships a woman
will never develop into free thinker
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-04-01

-
70 farmers eat The proper a... o. food
me l farmer Of today buys a much
larger proportion Of the food that goes
On the table than he did ten years AGO
ITS q good thing that this is SO beoaus,
ne mas 9 great variety to select from
lie should. however, use great care
IN selecting for the best results in
health and strength.
me widespread tendency in the CITY
TO Increase the amount OF Quaker Oats
eaten IS due very largely to the recent
demonstrations by scientific men that
the Quaker Oats fed man is the man
ath greatest physical endurance and
xreatest mental vigor.
Warmers should give this subject
freful thought and should increase
nc Quantity of Quaker Oats eaten by
themselves. their children and the
SaTm hands. ~
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-04-01
Beautiful Post Cards Free.

Beautiful Post Cards Free.
Send &c stamps for five samples OF our
very best Gold and Silk Finish Birthday.
Flower and Motto Post Cards; beautiful
colors and lovelest designs. Art Fost
Card Club. 792 jackson ST., Topeka, Kan.
Don't kick when your wife asks if
her hat is on straight Rather feel
proud that she has the graciousness
to nken you to q plumb.
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important to Mothers

Examine carefully every bottle of
CASTORIA, safe and sure remedy for
infants and children. and see that it
signature assss sss eslmAZ5S7zx
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-04-01
apink Eye,, is Enidemic.

sphinx Eye il Epidemic.
Attacks the Eyes in the Springtime Is
Contagious and Calls for Immediate Ac-
ton. Murine Eye Remedy Affords Reli-
able Relief. 1t Soothes. Apply Murine
Freely and Frequently. Doesn't Smart.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18
Subjects of Monaco
Demand designations
of French Officials
Latter Protest They Have Heaviest
Commercial Interests and Pay
Most of the Taxes.

MONACO, Dec. 17.-(Special to The Bee)
Having secured a constitution the None
gasques are demanding the resignation Of
all the French officials in Monaco, the sup
preston Of the French benevolent fund
committee and the dissolution Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce, founded by Prince AL
bert, in which FrenchInen predominant.
To this the Frenchmen have replied by
vigorous protest pointing out that three
fourths Of the landed and commercial in
terests and nearly the whole Of the finah-
cial interests Of the princpaity are in
French hands. Thus. although there are
1900 Italians in Monaco, as against SOU
Frenchmen, the latter contributed $4,000 Of
the total 10000 yielded last year by the
poll tax levied on foreigners
OF population Of 1000 souls, 5000 OF
whom are Frenchmen, there are only 6l7
electors in Monaco. and Of these ninety
five belong to the old Monegasque party.
The remainder are naturaHzed Italians.
Prince Albert is. in communication with the
French foreign ministry, and a delegation
OF Monegasques and French jurists are en-
gagged in drawing up the new constitution.
What Frenchmen are chiefly anxious about
is that their interests shall be properly
safeguarded at Monte Carlo, In a word,
that those who pay the piper should occn-
aonally be allowed to call the tune.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18
Dog That Can Talk
is Furnishing Thrills
for German Capital
Special Effort Made to Develop the
Animals Astonishing Talent is
Partly Successful.

BERLIN, Dec. 17.-(Special TO The Bee
Much interest has been aroused by a
talking dog. For five years Don. who IS
the property OF a gamekeeper at the royal
hunting preserves, near Hamburg, has been
noted for his powers OF speech. He be
gan to learn at the age OF six months,
and now has a limited vocabulary.
When Don was standing by his masters
side at dinner time one day, Herr Ebsrs
said You want something do your" To
everyone's amusement Don replied, IN a
deep but clear tone, ''HRben, haben %
want. WANT The gamekeeper AZ once
started to develop the dogs talent In
reply 20, What is your nRmey'' he learned
10 say Don" And 70 What's the mat
teri" he answers hunger" He came to
say "Kuchen" (cakes). with reasonable
distinctness. When cakes are In view he
repeats. ''Kuchen hAben" And II his plea
Is unanswered he adds hunger with a
long drawn emphasis
Those who hear the dog tax for the
first time are often half-frightened, 50
unnatural does IL seem. One day Don
wandered into the kitchen Of a working
woman who was slicing sausages. He ex-
claimed. ''Don-hunger-Wanti" The house
wife dashed from the room in a fright
leaving the sausages for Don.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18
Swiss School Girl
Becomes a Wife
Cantonal Authorities Now Confronted
by a Question that Has
Them Guessing.

ZURICH, Dec 17.-(Special to The Bee
The Zurich municipal authorities will
shortly be called upon to decide & curious
case An Italian schoolgirl. aged 13 years,
whose parents reside at Zurich, returned
from a short visit TO Italy and stating she
was married, refused 70 return to school
In this canton children are obliged 10 at
tend school until the age Of Is
On making inquiries the Zurich authori-
ties found that the little Italian girl had
been legally married in her own country
TO respectable young working man Of her
own class, who intends to come to Swftzer-
land when he has saved some money and
make his girl-wife q home. Can a mar
ried woman" be compelled to attend
SCHOOL, IS the question that the authorities
will have to settle
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18
WARM WELCOME TO CoNNAUGHT
MatAbeIe Warriors Turn Out in War
BOnnets 10 Greet British
Duke.

CAPE TOWN, Dec. 17-(Special 70 The
Bee THE Great White Chief" as the
Matabele describe the duke Of Connaught
had great reception on his arrival al
Buluwayo Rhodesia
Tn Matabele, several thousand strong
lined one Of the avenues from the station
in a STOPPING posture, chanting and
clapping their hands. They wore war
feathers in their headdress and skins.
The route was also ornamented with
triumphal arches and profusely decorated
The pavilion from which the duke delivered
his speech was so arranged at the foot OF
the Rhodes statue that the silent figure
Of the founder Of the country seemed 20
be looking apprOvingly on the ceremony.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18
SOLDIERS LOSE GUNS IN STORM
Swiss ArtiIIerymen Must DO without
Field Pieces Until After the
surfuu Thaw

GENEVA. Dec. 17.-(special TO The Bes)
Artillery and troops from Fort Savatan
near ST. Maurice, while maneuverinE Al an
altitude Of nearly $500 feet. were over
Whelmed by q snowstorm and obliged 20
abandon four guns The men hastily de-
scended 10 the huts at Riondai. where they
stayed, snowbound, for two days On
returning 70 the hills, they failed 70 find
the guns under the deep snow and aban-
doned the search There the guns viii
remain until the nrst melting OF the SHOWS
in the spring.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18
Great scholar Dead.

Professor Angelo Mosso a senator and
noted scholar, died here recently His
writings on physiological problems are OF
importance. He was the inventor Of many
ingenious instruments, among them one
for measuring the movements Of blood
vessels under the influence Of excitment
and another by which the fatigue curves
Of the human muscular system can be
measured.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18
KITCHENER TO GO HUNTING
Preserves AlOhE Arms OF
the Nile.

CAIRO Dec. I7.-(speeial 70 The Bee -
Lord Kitchener VIII be the guest Of Gen
sral Sir John Maxwell while ne IL IN
Cairo. shortly after Christmas be viii
proceed = Khart0um. whence he VIII 70
on some shooting expeditions up the White
and Blue Niles.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18
Malta Victim Dead.

The mayor Of Aversa, who was stabbed
by member Of the mafa as ne was en-
tertng the town hail. has died Of his
wounds. He was much beloved A great
indignation meeting 70 protest against the
frequency OF such crimes has been held.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18

As a young woman was aIghring from a
trAmcar IN a public square, recently.
she fell on her head and a large hatpin
she was wearing was forced into her skun.
she was picked up dead
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18

CC0ntinasd on PAGE TwOJ
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18
Price AppoIoEiEeH.


signor Gabrielle d'AnnunZio IS. IL r. said
here completing q sacred drama" on the
subject OF St Sebastian. He has chosen
Ida Rublnstsin, a ballet dancer. 10 play
the part Of the saint.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-05
NOReferee ISChOSen
CHANGES IN GRAND
CIRCUIT ENTRIES
Short System of Racing to BE
Adopted, Which Will Elimi-
nate All Delays.

NEW YORK. May "details of Inc
grand circuit harness meeting at the
Empire city track in Honkers- during
the week OF August %. were announced
TODAY One Of the features OF the pro-
gramne. including carly and late clos
ing events. will be the adoption OF the
short system OF racing, change which
has been advocated and approved ny
breeders from all parts or the country.
Every race on the weeks card viii he
contested on the best Two In three plan.
according 10 the newly adopted rules OF
the congress OF the National TrotNng as
soclation--all races 10 end at the finish
OF the second heat If run in straight
heats but In case OF split heats. heat
winners alone TO start for the third or
final.
La the matter OF entrance fees the
New York meeting will be more libcTa!
than any other season ever hnnounced
Horses can he named In all classes with
en- entrance fee amounting 10 per cent
of the purse, and nothing will be deducted
| from money winners,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-05

1T is A great track and VIII do my
hest saturday and Sunday 10 land mat
one mile record for Salt Lake city, sald
Barney Oidneld king of speed. We'd
ncsday afternoon as he pulled up IN front
OF the judges stand at the Buena VISTA
track after going fast mile near the
one minute mark
Oldncld, accompanied by a party OF
friends. went to the track In me aiier-
noon barney being at the wheel OF his
six cylinder Knox, which IS one pL ~
fastest stock cars on the racing circuit.
Fully twenty-five autonooues E,ca. wFrw '
the coursc drawn there by the announce
In.nt that Oldheld would give hHsna
Vista its first try on, ,l
Without first feeling" his way arouhu
at "A slow clip. Barney went mo li,e
high gear as soon as he struck the Track:
and without goggles he sent the grey
car around the turns Witn the same an
OF reckless abandon which made MN Ia.
NOUS as the greatest motor car plIoI IN
the world ,, H.,
were at the track side had ever seen
mills minute made by an automophe ON
a circular track. In fact IL lS not nlapS
years ago that Oldfeld was labelcd as
speed crazed bug" when he prcG1c'ea 70
! that he would some day cover Il mhe IL
a minute on n horse track
As Oldfield recled of mile afler mn.
al the rate of a mnute win me stoGh !,
car the crowd got sutnclent th'u.s Us, ~
last them until Saturday. when Barnt!
promises 10 cut ten seconds of thnl tltn'
| with his 00-horsepower BbtZcn heuT I
n Barney makes good his promise he wi. WI
! bring the worlds track record l" Sal'
| Lake City ,.,
J Benny Kerscher did not visit the track
| as the German champion had much %orh
| To do on his Vanderbilt cup winning Lar'
| racu getting it ready for the races heI
| sChcr VIII be out tomorrow AFTERNOON lol
| his trial spins.
The following. entries have been made
| for the local and handicap events:
| Buick model 10. Buick model ~ olus'
| mobile Thomas. Chalmers 30. ChalnerS
! 40. Cadillac Knox. Winton. American alc
| Hupmobilc The entries close frlda!
night and many others are expected TO D'
! fled before that time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-05
WESTON RENEWING
OLD ACQUAINTANCES
Visits General Hubbard and
Former ambassador ChOate
to Great Britain.

NEW YORK. May 'l.--Thcse days are
restless ones for Edward Payson Weston
For the FIRST time in three months or
moro, he has nothing To do and 1T takes
deal OF schcmius TO make Che doing
OF it rlil thc day.
Some OF his leisure time is being spent
in renewing old aCqua!ntances here. ono
OF his first calls was upon General
Thomas n. Hubbard. The lawyer ana
patron OF adventurers. and another ia
yorcd friend Joseph IL. Choate, former
cmba Ssador 20 Great Britain. MI thoate
had tried 10 get to CiIv Hall Monday TO
see the end Of Wcston's $500 milo stroll.
but the crowd was too dense and he had
10 turn back lie took Weston 90 task
for walking seveniy-tWo miles In one
day.
When he reRd about it in the news
papers, said Mr.. Weston later, nc
wrote me letter In which he wanted e"
know whether / was ever going 70 gel
over being a fool"
The PEDESTRIANS ankle. which was in
jured in an automobile collision few
DAYS before he reached the end OF his
journey. is still botherne him little.
but he Expresses no fear that the INJURY
will have any permanent effect.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-05

Tribune Want Ads.
1e-- NaaIh rSoo- Independent 800
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-05
CUTLER WILL RETURN
To Bon WITH ROGERS

The fans OF Rock Springs. Wyo.. arc
anxious 10 secure 2 good boxing contest
for June is aud in order TO get the best
men possible. $. II. Bearsh has come TO
this city To- secure two preliminary con-
tests and fwenty-round match. For
the main event. KID Cutler. who is a
wrestler, and ]. Jack Rogers may be
matched. Cutler who is at the present
time training Jack Johnson, Will leave
the camp in two weeks and will return
10 this city. He has agreed TO make lS0
pounds for Rogers, and the latter says
ne Is willing To take on the big Windy
CITY wrestler.
Kid Irish and Ike Cohu have been
matched for ten rounds for one Of the
preliminaries- and Kid Davis and ''Dodo
Foster win so on for six rounds.
Rogers will meet Morgan Williams nj
Park City. May 10. which Is Friday. a
combins tion Rogers favors,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-05
The lineur
SpriugNiIle.
Provo.
EmerYYille Entries.

OAKLAND. May i.-Followius are the
entries for tomorrow's EmeryvIle races:
First race, four furiongs, -purse-Al-
tarec, ll2. Ard Lake. .109 Waco Bill,
los; Clara Hampton. lOa. Avsrina. 100:
Pawhuska, 107; Bessie G., 1o4; Kiefer,
l04: Ravis, loi; Dolly V. b, i0i; Sir Bon,
104.
Second race. four furloncs. purse-Abe
Slupskey. 1l2; Zwick. liz; Lizard. III,
Booker r. ll2; Hand Satchel 1oe; We
lakao. lo9, Copper City. 1903; Joe Nepper.
1o9; Zlata Brans, 109: West Point. 1O7,
Third race, futurity course, selling
Ampedo, III; Wlstara. los: GATHERINGS,
lo4; Salvage. 10S: Jim Caffersta. 102:
May Pink 90; 'Little Fannie, 99; Lord
Clinton, 96. Sainsotta, %.
Fourth race, eleven-sixteenths OF a
mile, handicap-CloudliGht ITO; Spohn.
lo1; Fern L., 700; Coppertown. 9s; incle-
ment. %; Napa Nick 90,
Fifth race futurity course. selling
Billy Myer. ito: Novgorod los; BanonIca
los; Acauia, los, Madeline MussraYe, LOG;
Gelico. ?6.
Sixth race. six fnrlongs, selling-Airs.
l12 Bskra, 109; Dorothy Ledgett 10I
Amethyst. 106; Netting, Jog; Santhis, l06,
Good Ship. 80: Intellect, &c.
Apprentice allowance,
Weather fine. track fast,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-05
LARGE CROWD PRESENT
AT LEXINGTON RACES

LEXINGTON. Ky. May i.-Another
big crowd attended the fourth days rae
Ing az the Kentucky associations spring
meeting. Trainer Wink Williamson of
Cant Jim Williams'S stable. owner OF
Governor Gray. is critically ill.
First race five and half fulloneS-
Cowdine. straight. $3.50. won: A!yo
George. place S2.oi. second; Glenn BECKY,
show S5.l0. third. Time. los 20.
Second race. four fUrlongs-Msrsapd,
straight $40. won; Evia, place, $3.50,
second; Plain Ann. snow $40. third.
Time. 30.
Third race. six turlones Oaush-
ter straight 81. won; Early Tide, place
sli.O5. second Milton b.. show, $500
third. Time, 1:l2 So.
Fourth race. -four and a half furLongs
-Chenault. straight, $3.50. won: G. l..
DOYLE place slI.5o second: Louise, show
Sl2.9O. third. Time. 80 2-5.
Fifth race, six furlongs. Durse-Gold
Dust straight $3.50, won: Aspirin place
1885. second, Maid Militant. show 81 40,
third. Time. l:l5 l-5.
Sixth race. mile and twenty yards,
purse. selling-Edwin L.. straight 81.
won; Great Jubilee. place $50. second:
Solicitor show $3.50, third. Time.
l.fl A..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-05
RESTIG0UCHE CLIPS
FRACTION FROM RECORD

AOUEDUCT. NAV 4.-Restigouche won
the Paumonok handicap nj Aaucduct to-
day in 1872, which clips 2-5 Of n second
off the six-furlongs track record held
by Mailman. Restigouchc's victory was
largely due TO Jockey Shilllngs's mastery
ride
summary.
First race four and half furlougs--
White Wool. : to .. won; Golden Z 10
= second: Twickenham, - 10 /. third.
Tlnc. 10 seconds.
Second race. mile and n sixteenth
Fayette. . 10 ,. won: Ardri. ? 10 >. sec
oud Norbitt. II To !. third. Time. l:t7
Third race seven furionss-Eddie Du-
gan. 10 ,. Won; Frank Purcell. 10 >,
second; Rockstono, 10 to l. third Time.
:26
Fourth race. six fuTlongs-RestiSou
. TO 3. won: Bosom: TO . second King
Cobalt 10 TO ]. third. Time, 1:l2.
Fifth race. five furlongs-Don Caster,
s TO ]. won: Eastern Star, l. TO /, Sec
oud. Serin Bradley, 10 10 /, third, Time,
\ 90
Sixth race. six and one-half furiongs
-Danfeld 5 to .. won. Tubal. 10 70 |.
second: Bob r.. TO l. third. Time. l:e0.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-05
SECOND CHOICE WINS
EMERYNILLE FEATURE

OAKLAND Cal. May t.-Fern l.. the
heavily PLAYED second choice, won the
feature event AT EmeryVillc today Cold
finn the faroriie. made a poor showing.
Hockey \. Williams. who rode three
wiupers TO-DAY. WAS suspended for unset-
:ssactory riding with special reference 10
j. r, Lauchrey IN the fifth race ycster-
Tho entries OF F. e. Baird were or
dered refused pending further inNest,ga
ton Of the scratching OF Don Enrique
yesterday.
First race. six furlongs. selIing-Gene
Russell. III lNentry) 20 TO !. won;
ServicsnCe. IL tSelden). TO /. second ;
Burning Bush. IL (Caranaugh). Is 10 /.
Ocean Shore. Titus II, and Eeda also ran.
Second race, sin furlongs. selling
Hannibal Bey. III (Williamsl $ 10 |,
won; Woodlander, III (Mentryl. Il 10 |.
second: Odd Rose. 96 (Thomas), Is 10 5.
third. Time. ia "a Lumen. Good In
rent. Jillett HANCOCK, Father Downey,
Kctchel. Galene Gale and Lovey Mary
Third race one mile-Aftermath lO7
tWillisms), II 10 ]. won; Marburg, Ill
CThomasl. 10 ;. second; Round and
Round 10I fBevan). II 10 .. third, Time
1:io As. OriIene. Gretchen G. and Dare
ington finished as named.
Fourth race, Futurity course, selling
Fern l.. 81 (Thomss>, 5 to =. won;
second: FaneuIl Hall. 103 (Coburn(. to
]. third. Time, ;Oa 4-S Thistle Belle
Gold6nn and Kid North finished as
named.
Fifth race, one mile. selIlns-Wap, 10;
1Williamsl. is To 5. won; Port Malone
]07 tRoherts). TO l, second; Tom O'Mal-
icy 50 fThomas). Is 10 ). third. Time
l:+l s-5. BelIsnlcker. Deneen, Melton
Cloth and Quatrina finished named.
Sixth race FIVE and a half furlones
purse-Ormonde Cunningham. 103 (Calla
shan), { 10 ], won; Cantem. 1l2 (Mentry)
even, second; Dahlsren, lo7 (Coburn). i;
10 l, third. Time. ;07 as. Ethel Mex
Moorok. New Capital, Circo. Elodia b.
Vespasian and Titon also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-05
DEADLOCK OVER
FIGHT REFEREE
Promoters and Principals Fail
to Select Satisfactory Third
Man for Ring.
JOHNSON REFUSES TO
EVEN CONSIDER SMITH
Champion POstpOneS Training
One Week, Claiming Good
Condition at Present.

SAN FRANCISCO May i.-Aftcr haii
an hours eenuemany HranglnE AT JACK
.lohnsons training quarters on inc oSc1l
Reach loday. promoters and principals
Of the JefrrIes- johnson fight came 10 a
deadlock over the choice Of referee IL
f1nally WAS decided 10 postpone INC Sc
lection al that official until May l6. NJ
10y The elimination OF a few undeSirabies
the controversy narrowed down 10 I'D
die Grsucy and Jack Welsh Of san Fran
cisco and Eddie Smith OF Oakland Johh-
son insisting OF one OF the Two former
men and Sam Berger representing Jci :
fries. hung out for Smith Johnson OBJ
lection 10 Smith was based on ms dcc-
laratlon that Smith gave him the wrong
end of q decision In a fight with Hank
Griffin in Oakland a few years ago. ne
negro refused To consider Charne rsE!nn
or Los Angeles on account OF his beins
q citizen OF Jeffrias's homo town.
While Charlie White OF New York, VINO
at one tinne figured as n possibility was
not even mentioned. the outcome OF the
conference is thought 10 have left the
possibilities more in favor OF the choice
of an eastern man. johnson ls hrm IN
li:s objection TO Smith and Berecr Is
equally firm in opposing Welsh and era
ne1. .
johnson announced today that he would
begin training week from SUNDAY;
Five or six weeks of hard work Is
all I need he said
now and a little fast work with my spar
ring partners will finish me on oi
course Jeffries needs long period OF
training as he has been out Of condition,
hut | always keep in pretty good trim
and il would be mistake for me 10 eS-
hausr myself by months OF hard work.
While Johnson's big red automobile has
become a familiar sight in his whiTiwind
trips about the city. the colored hShter
has as yet made no excursions along
The primrose path since coming 10 san
Francisco and the promoters OF the big
fight feel confident that the black soon
will be In excellent condition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-05
NORTHWEST LEAGUE

SEATTLE. May s.-score