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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01

people present than at any previous
workout.
If there has been any fault in the
preparation of either man, for the great
est pugilistic struggle of the age it is
now too late to correct it. If there is
anything that could have added TO the
power or ability of either man it is
now too late to add it.
HOPEFULNEss THE SLOGAN
! Both champions are now at rest and
waiting for the magic sound that will
release the two superb athletes. At
the quarters of the champion there is
every confidence, every hope. The big
smoke has unquestionably done re-
markable work in his practice bouts.
He has seldom shown the depth of his
great strength, and even the best of
his blows have been poor exhibitions
! of his hitting powers.
There is a concensus of opinion that
his blocking tactics and his guard are
almost beyond criticism. Whether or
not he can hit as hard as the white
man is naturally a question.
Criticism has been aimed at his foot
work Seldom during his workouts
has the smoke tried himself out in that
line. but on several occasions he has
shown himself to be possessed of it.
Inasmuch as he has devoted himself
to working for the most part with
defensive tactics, it is foregoine con-
clusion that he plans to use them to
good effect in the battle, on the fourth.
A great many believe that he will at
tempt to wear Jeff down in this man
ner and then tear loose with those
great hitting rods of his
Every day at Rick's while the crowds
have gazed at the somewhat monot-
onous exhibition of defensive work
there has been a constant slipping in
Of some arm work. principally blows
dependent upon the muscles of the
forearm. These blows have shown
themselves to be vicious and nasty.
though they have not been sent in
with full force. They slip past a
seemingly invincible guard and whip
suddenly to the jaw or the solar plexus
or in back of the kidneys. The fact
that the champion has devoted so much
time to these blows of the forearm
seems significant when it is remem-
bered that IL is in the forearm that the
big smoke seems to surpass JEFF to
quite an extent.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
WHO ELECTS GOVERNOR?
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Who Was the First President ?
Theodore Roosevelt

OAKLAND, June 3o.-"Who elects the
governor of Californian"
The Southern Pacific railroad COM
pany," answered Nathan Savin, candi-
date for citizenship today in Judge
Harris court when he. was being ex-
amined as to his qualifications for cit
lzenship by Deputy United States Dis
trict Attorney P. w. Blaxier.
IT was decided that this is not tne
answer given in the book Sayin was
asked who was the first president OF
the United States.
Theodore Roosevelt" he replied.
Savin was denied citizenship, but he
will be permitted to take another ex-
animal ton later.
A large class of aspirants for citizen
ship appeared today before Judge Har-
ris, 50 In all making the attempt. The
examinations will be resumed tomor-
row.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
ALASKANS OBJECT
TO INFLUENCES
Convention Protests. Against
Corporate Power Being Ex=
ercised in Washington

JUNEAU, Alaska, June 30.-James
Wickersham was nominated to succeed
himself as territorial delegate to con-
gress by the "insurgent" republican
convention, which met here today. His
opponent is Ed S. Orr of Valdez, who
was nominated by the regular repub-
lican convention yesterday.
The insurgents adopted resolutions
indorsing Wickershams acts in con-
gress, denouncing the Beveridge bill for
the government of Alaska, protesting
against the forest reserve policy in
Alaska and the tfeing UP of coal lands,
and demanding federal investigation
of the charges made in Washington
concerning the attempts of the corpora
tions to secure control of the judicial
system of the territory.
A separate resolution was adopted
reciting at length and in a sensational
manner the wrongs Alaskans suffer
from corporate influence in Washington.
Kinds Nominated
PORTLAND, Me-, June 30,-Asher C.
Kinds, whom the republican conven-
ton of the first congressional district
nominated for representative, Is the
parliamentarian of congress. Colonel
Frederick Hale son OF Senator Eugene
Hale, was candidate.
TiIIey Is Candidate
MARTINSvILLE, Ind, June 3d.
frankie Tilley of Terre Haute was nom
mated for congress by the republicans
of the fifth district of Indiana in con-
vention here today.
Insurgent Victories
GRAND FORKS, N. D.. June SOP.
]. McCumber has carried nearly every
county in the northern part of the state
against Marshall for United States SEN
ator. His election is assured.
The insurgents claim the election of
Miller for attorney general, Burdick for
lieutenant governor and Patrick Norton
for secretary of state.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
Insurgent Victories
CHILE GIVES ORDER
FOR LARGEST WARSHIF
Vessel of $1,000 Tons to Be
Built in England

NEW YORK. June 30.-A South
Americana republic is to have the
worlds largest battleship. Chile has
commanded English boat builders to
begin work on war vessel of $4,000
tons and speed equal to or exceed
ing the fastest warship afloat- It's
armament will correspond. The ship
will cost s15.00o.0o0. 1t is assumed
that it will be completed before the
$4,000 ton ships of the United States.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
MILK WAGON DRIVER
is FATALLY INJURED
Thrown From Seat When Horse
Runs AWAY

OAKLAND, June 30.-Michael Nc
Grath, driver of a milk wagon. living
at 1411 Kirkham street, was thrown
from his wagon this morning when his
horse ran away. sustaining injuries
that are expected to prove fatal Nc
Grath is more than so years old and
has lived at his present home for
nearly 40 years. He was returning
home when the accident occurred at
Chestnut and Twenty-first streets. He
was taken to the receiving hospital.
where IL was found that his skull had
been fractured and that he had suf-
fered internal injuries.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
HOW DOES BRYAN KNOW
IF HE'LL RUN AGAIN?
"Much Depends" Declares Com.
moner i'm Montreal

MONTREAL, June 30.--William j.
Bryan. who arrived in Quebec yester-
day from Bristol, England, spent to-
day in Montreal To the question,
Are you likely again to be candidate
for the presidency" Bryan replied:
How do 1 know? Much depends
1 never discuss politics outside of my
own country
Bryan expects to leave for Chicago
tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
SMOKE CONCLUDES
ACTUAL TRAINING
Champion Takes on kaufman and Kid
Cotton for Eight Fast Rounds
By ASHLEIGH B. SIMPSON
TSpecial Dispatch TO The Call

EMO Nev June Champion Jack Johnson struck his last
X blow big today when he concluded his train
ing with light rounds of fast and excellent
boxing large spectators and battery
picture he left the open platform he declared: I'm
through. This closes my work.
The final milling which began shortly after o'clock the
best that Johnson has Kicks The champion took Al
George Cotton for four rounds ard thoroughly
satisfied his eager with his magnificent work Kaufman
Kid Cotton made the hna exhibition
with the credtable he has done
that the visited the the
today understood champion
he did the OF road work.
finishing Immediately retiring to his
consider
appearing the side porch the inn and ordering Joe
There bad blood
time and orders
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
GLIDDEN TOUR
COMES TO END
Premier No. Has Best Road
Score, but Winner Is Not
Determined

CHICAGO, June 30.-Premier No. /
finished in the long Glidden tour to-
day with the best road score, but the
winner will not be determined until
the technical committee of the Ameri-
can Automobile association finishes it's
examination of the cars. Premier No,
1 has been penalized nine points, while
80 points road penalty.
No road penalties were announced at
the end -of .today's run from Daven-
port Ia.
Several protests were filed with the
referee against the Premier No. /. 1t
was alleged that the Premier car car
ried an auxiliary oil pump which is not
a part of the stock cars. F. M. Ed
wards of the technical committee was
sent to Indianapolis today to inspect
the Premier stock cars.
The final announcement of the win
ner will probably be. made Saturday.
Following were the standing of the
cars that finished as contestants in the
events:
GLIDDEN TROPHY
Premier No. ID points.
Premier No. 2-730 points.
Chalmers No. $50 points.
Maxwell No. 7-59 points.
Glide No. 1o-1, 755 points.
Cino No. 152-143 points.
CHICAGO TROPHY
Moline No. 100-l2 points
Moline No. 1o1-476 points.
Moline No, l02-62 points.
Lexington No. 103-1,Ss2 points.
Maxwell No. lo7--4S points.
Two Cadillac cars carrying cadets
from the Northwestern Military acad-
emy made the entire run as non
competing cars. Four Chalmers cars,
besides No. 5, also made the entire
distance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01

Adrian one Of the ? year olds George Berry
took 10 New York and sold during the Belmont
park meeting has changed hands again. The
clever youn9ster was offered at auction few
for $3.500.
The second meeting Of seven days at Vancouver
will open today Robert Leighton. who Is acting
"a manager at Vancouver and Victoria. viii hold
meetfurs OF a week each during the fairs at
Spokane Yakima and Walla Walla- The Victoria
meeting success Eight layers prorated
81 200 daily TO pay the purses.
John w Schorr. who is racing a big stable on
the Canadian circuit. paid 50 900 to Sam Louis
for the contract he had on Jockey Pease, very
promising rider
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
Daniel Funeral

LYNCHBURG. Va, June 3o.-The
funeral of Senator John W.sDanieI will
take place Friday afternoon at s
o'clock from st. Paufs Episcopal
church. Bishop Tucker of the Epis-
copal diocese of southern Virginia will
conduct the funeral.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
LEGISLATORS ATTEND
FUNERAL OF SENATOR

NEW ORLEANS. June 30.-The fun
eral of United States Senator Samuel
Douglas McEnery was held today at
his late residence in this city. Dele
cations from Washington and the
entire Louisiana Legislature were in
attendance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01

Imagine, 80 new styles, soft and straw
hats. Tom Dillon, OPP. Call bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01

Edwin Gum donated by William Walker to
the Canadian bureau OF breeding. has been sent
to the farm OF Dr. j. 2. MaIloy at Morris.
Man. Earl Rogers. another contribution OF
Walker, went TO Lancaster, Ont.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
Kinds Nominated
TiIIey Is Candidate

MARTINSVILLE, Ind, June 3d.
frankie Tilley of Terre Haute was nom.
mated for congress by the republicans
of the fifth district of Indiana in con-
vention here today.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-04-19
Street Cars Coming

Vinita now has every modern improve
ment which Chicago has except street
cars, and we are sure TO have street
car line from the city TO the asylum
grounds. This line will pass by this adj
dition and will furnish excellent trans
portation facilities to the residents of
this part Of the city. This addition is
not miles from the city It is right in
the city now and in the midst Of the fines
Good three-room house, newly painted
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-04-19
The -Four Lots We Ciue Away

We Give away -Four Lots as f0li0Ws:
One to the Civic League to 60 TO the
improvement Of North Park.
One to be given to the Graded school
to.be built on the North side
Two to be given to those attending the
sale who are on the grounds at the time
or the drawing--one lot to be given at
the close Of each day. They are nicely
drained lots. Here is genuine chance
to get something for nothing. No strings
10 this offer, except as above stated.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-04-19
Something About Vinita

VTNITA is one Of the oldest tswns III
the state but il has only recently walked
up. During the past year II has paved
20 blocks, has laid several miles Of ce-
ment walk. secured free delivery Of mail.
secured the location Of the state asylum
for the insane and work Is now under
way on two Of the buildings; the Holmboc
Construction Co.. Of Louisville. KY. hav-
ing the contract. There are to be 4O
buildings eventually with cost Of over
three million dollars. The state has now
bought 700 acres Of land for the institu-
ton and the citizens OF yinita have do
mated 1850 acres. making $50 acres In all
commanding fine view Of the city.
Work Is under way on a Harvey eating
house to cost $4,000; A. M. Byrnes. of
Fayetteville. Ark, is the contractor. The
fact that the Frisco Is building this eat
Ing house here assures the location OF the
division at Vinita. Eating houses are
always located at division points.
Vinita has voted $50. 900 bonds for q
High School building and graded school
This graded school is to be built near our
addition. It 10 to be modern building
throughout.
H6 V3aEG w NutAAM AtA WU| 0SttA~ .~%AS
been raised--S30, ,000--and Vinita se-
cures a third railroad opening rich
trade territory westward to Enid. Work
Is to be completed within one year. This
road in addition to the two other trunk
railroads win alone make Vinita double
in population within two years. Two
other railroads. The M. o. & g., and the
Porter road are pointed this way and the
enterprising citizens of Vinita will 90
after them and get them
Over 200 new residences have been
built in Vinita during the past year and
over 40 new business houses have been
completed. Others are under construct
ion and the entire city is prospecting and
growing. There is no boom and Vinita
wants no boom with resulting backset,
but all Vinita ID growing. Now Is the
time to make an inves ment which will
double your money within year.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-04-19

say most
and paered lot 50xl9o will be sold with lot Good well
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-04-19


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Fort Pierce news., 1910-06-17
ANOTHER FORT PIERCE BOOSTER
Carrolls Cigar Factory is Open
and Ready for Business.

Manufacturing industries is what
every progressive town strives for and
has TO succeed in obtaining before 1t
can boast of its Importance and rank.
Natural endowments in the way OF cll-
mate and scenery attracts visitors, but
those seeking place to make home
in which to bring up families must have
more substantial Inducements. The
fish, pineapple, orange growing, truck
ing, cattle and stock growing business
in this section, aided by it's superb cll-
mate, has induced population to be
proud of and given this town an envied
prestige, yet up to this time manufac-
turing enterprises have been neglect
ing golden opportunity
Many projects have been suggested Il
the way of canning, extract and boef
factories, wood-turning shops, guava
ielly and preserving plants, all OF which
have goneIup in air, but when Mr. w.
p. Carroll, wide.awake and far-seeing
business man, arrived here from ST..
Anoustine last week and looked over
the field he concluded that Fort Pierce
was lust as we'll adapted for the manu-
facture of cigars as Tampa or Key
West. He mentioned the matter to
the leading business men and merchants
and they all acquiesced and promised
the home factory their trade
MIR. Carroll did not take list around
70 see how much, stock he could get
subscribed and spend weeks blowing
about it, but quietly remarked Il VIII
start a factory myself; where is SUIT
able house ?p The large storeroom un-
dor The Fort Pierce News Office was
fonnd a suitable place as well as oeS'r-
h.ble location and it was leased and car
penters put to work Immediately All
the necessary equipment for tirst class
ciCar factory has been installed In tne
,Sorking room and several bales Of Gu
han tobacco ordered, while the once
"a salesroom is as neat as a new PIN
With its finished counters, DESKS tables
and shelving. -. b,u as
Mr.. Carroll will have WIN Nun -
,o-aman m Mr.. Carl Russell, Of St. Angus
,ins who has reputation second TO
Oans S as fine cigar maker and all
round man At the business. Their ..1,, ars' !
o.,n0. will consist oftwo brands, The
Fort Pierce news., 1910-06-17
Church Notices.

The Rev. Vincent C. Lacey will hold
service ard preach at Walton on Sun
day afternoon, June 10, at 3 o'clock.
The Presbyterian services Sunday
will be Bible school at 10 a M, and
preaching at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m,
Until further notice the Rev. Vir-
cent Lacey will hold services at Jensen
Gown hall % the second and fourth
2"odays in each month at $3.50 p. m,
Suu..ay servi, IS at First Methodist
church-Sunday school at 10 a. M.
Will Fee, Superintendent preaching
IL a. IN. and 1880 p. M; Junior League
800; Senior League 100.
Sunday service at st. Andrews Epis.
copal church will be Holy communion
at I a. M. Sunday school at 10 a. M,
morning prayer and sermon n a. M,
evening prayer at 1880. Litany and in
struction Wednesday night 1880 Rev.
Vincent C. Lacey, priest in charge.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-06-17
Power Of Pineapple.

Lobster can be eaten with drawn
butter and impunity and all nightmares
will be put to fight il he who eats will
assimilate little pineapple as he pro-
crosses.
DIR, B. G. r. Williams, of Paris, ILL.,,
tells all about the virtues of the spiney
fruit, in the current number of the
Medical Record. Where he sets forth
the results of his experiments Of dys-
pepsia and kindred ills.
So confident is he that he is right
about the therapeutic qualities OF the
pineapple that he says even chop suey
Can be robbed OF its gastric terrors.
Ananasa Sativa is the professional
name of the pineapple and its juice
contains delightful engine which
the physician indorses. He also dis
closes that the engine is also bronze
line.
DR.. Williams says he makes no pre-
tense that pineapple juice is cure-all
f1r stomach disorders, and declars IL
can be Of value only 10 It's natural state.
pineapple juice" continues the
physician, cannot quickly neutralize an
ite indigestion, but can prevent one.
There Can be no better addition 70 the
meal than a piece of pineapple eaten
now and then. l convinced myself
long ago that the pineappleis is godsend
to the one who dissipates.'
DR.. Williams points out the superi-
o 'ity of bromelin over pepsin, and de-
clares that one may have 1t in the
f1rm of dessert instead of as a
drug.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-06-17
THE OFFICIAL Count
County Executive Committee
( Met Last Saturday:
Fee, Hedge and Drawdy Nomina-
ted and Committee Refunded
2Oper cent of Assessment.

The St. Lucie County Democratic
Executive Committee met last Satur-
day at the court house to make the
official canvass Of the returns of the
primary election held June 7th and to
attend to other details of the two pri-
maries.
The result Of the official canvass was
the same as published last week in The
News, which showed that, Fred Fee
was nominated for member of the leg
islature, j. W. Hodye for school super
intendent, and A. j. Drawdy for fish
and game warden.
A petition was presented to the COM
mittee by Riley Johnson, candidate for
representative, asking for recount Of
ali the ballots of each precinct, stating
that he was dissatisfied with the result
as shown by The face of the returns.
Judge Otis r. Parker appeared for Mr..
Johnson and argued in favor Of the
petition, and Judge F. L. Hemmings
represented Mr.. Fee against the grant
ing of the recount.
The committee by unanimous vote
turned it down for the reason that they
had no authority whatever to go be-
hind the returns and count the ballots.
1t was also held that according to law
no action could be taken along that
line because no protest was made in any
precinct on electihn day charging any
irregularity or illegal voting.
After paying all costs Of election the
committee refunded 20 per cent Of the
assessment Of each candidate in the pri-
maries, retaining only sufficient cash to
meet incidental expenses.
We give this week tabulated figures
of the official count.
Unofficial returns show large gains
throughout the State for Ex-Governor
Broward for United States Senator,
but the exact figures will not be known
until the State Democratic Executive
meets noxt Tuesday
Fort Pierce news., 1910-06-17

Al 900 90 in one year, and Sl,O9O,OO In
two years, without interest Warrants
to be delivered upon receipt by the
Clerk of the Board of good and snm'
cient deed in accordance with the reSo'
luton.
On motion, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted
Whereas, The Board of County Com
missioners Of St. Lucie county, Florida
acting under and by virtue OF Chapter
6ol6 of the Laws of the State OF flor'oa
have heretofore caused a notice to be
published advertising for sale SZVo'ooV
Of bonds TO be issued under the proV'S'
sons of said Chapter 6Ol6 and
Whereas, Certain bids were received
for said bonds under said notice, ana
the hid of the Atlantic National BANK
and Bank Of Fort Fierce for Saio oOnu'
was accepted by this Board; anu
whereas, The said bidders have Oee9
.dvised bv their attorneys that said old
was not in legal form and In compil-
ance with law, and the SAID oiouetS
have withdrawn their said olo lOr On0
reason aforesaid and o,
whereas, 1t appears that no legai
bids have been made for SAID oonuS -
pursuance of the notice heretofore @ puo,
,,.hod and that no bonds have been
ia issuod or sold under said lawi There
i0Te poDolved. 80 y That any and all bids here
80 made for said bonds be relecteo'
~. 49, the reason that the Board OF County I,
Commissioners ~, deem it for the ln'sresl .l
o0%@t,, :, ,be couusy 50 to do, and for the fur,
os sor 'nv neason that no legal bids have oeea @
made mad and be it further Resolved 'na'
rypER and by virtue Of the au, y,
,o.,,y ~ Chapter 6Ole OF the Laws :, :,
ms Wv State Of Florida, the BOARD o,o :,
County @ commissioners OF sl i1 % 81,
county county. Florida, will receive 5 bids ,0i
cOun'y: . ,,robase ofTwo Hundred Thousand !.
tsS tsSOo 90 oOOOO Dollars Of St. Lucle Goons poaSs,
T,oriSa, T-vJ'S Five Per Cent. Good n0aus Co"r,
EiOrioa, l - tll the clerEs Office in the cour.
Bones aV ."o piorce Florida at two
a,o'ock oio D. M, on Monday July i
1910. ,.,od June lst,
1910, TO- and the interest on saia ,ne et frst
shall be due and payable % nsosmpel sns 4
dav Of June and first day Of DrS r'i.snnr
~ % each year, being payable 'S'
ally after date. :, dsnomination'
OF One Thousand 'Sl'VOO''
continued on page .
Fort Pierce news., 1910-06-17

Fort Pierce Favorite," a light cigar of
the highest grade, and "The Fort Pierce
Smoker" medium grade, but cigars
of any grade ana quality will be made
on order A delay in the arrival of u
revenue officer to inspect the factory,
issue stamps, tack on the number, ETC.,
is all that is holding them back now,
the officer being expected daily. Mr..
Carroll will be on the road most Of the
time andwill endeavor to make his lead
ing brands great Fort Pierce boosters'
Fort Pierce news., 1910-06-17
MURDERER ESCAPED
BYLOCKING DEPUTY IN JAIL CELL
George Fields Sentenced to Hang at West Palm Beach Today
Overpowered Deputy Sheriff Pierce and Walked Out
Taking Jail Keys An Exciting Man Hunt

A smooth Jail delivery here yester-
day morning about 10 o'clock created
considerable excitement and precipi-
tated a hurried man.hlnt. The es-
capped prisoner was George Fields, a
negro, sentenced to hang at West Palm
Beach today for the murder of A. L.
Savage, white man, at Larkins seS-
eral years ago.
Fields had been sent to Fort Pierce
for safe keeping in the st. Lucie county
iail and was to be carried to West Palm
Beach last night,
Yesterday morning between nine and
ten o'clock two negro preachers asked
admlttance to the jail TO hold prayer
with the doomed man, aud Deputy
Sheriff Pierce, who was in charge, adj
mitted them and the prisoner was al
lowed the freedom of the jail corridor
After remaining some time praying and
talking with the prisoner the preachers
left, and less than five minutes later
Clerk ], E. Fultz, whose Office is neai
the jail, heard some one calling hin
from the cells, He went at once 10 th'
iail and found Deputy Sheriff Pierce