The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1912-09-27

prise, for many years to come. -.--,.r-
/ JACK JOHNSON PERFORMED ON
| HIS BULL FIDDLE" TO THE
DELIGHT OF his MANY PA
irons.
Mis-, Fannie Wise Entertains at The
Mineral Spring Club.
Last Saturday evening, Lawyer
BSAuregard F. MOseley, j. B, ,osby,
Springfield, d., a successful real es-
tate dealer, Joseph Il. Conway, res
tauranter, Peoria, H., Fred D. Gleed,
owner of the largest feed and livery
stable in Kansas City, Kan, Attorney
E. 1. Barbour, of FL Reno, Oklahoma,
and Julius F. Taylor, took in some of
the "Great White Way" on State
street, and before winding up, the
jolly party visited, the Cafe De Cham
pion, Al W. 3lst street and the Mineral
Spring Club and Cafe 3517 State street.
The Cafe De Champion, both on the
main and second floors, was crowded
to its fullest capacity and men and
women Of both races were mixed in
together. and all seemed to be having
the time of. their lives, while. enjoying
their luneheons, other Refreshments,
the lively music and the singing by
the five or six entertainers.
Ada Banks, who was for a long
time one of the strong drawing cards
at the Pekin Theatre, is the star song
stress at the Cafe De Champion, and
when another fine looking lady enter
tainer had finished singing that pOpu-
lar song, GAN Night Long" Mr..
Gleed, who is tall, large and very
much resembles Jack johnson, de-
.elared, that che would be willing to
stay there all ni0ht lnna Iistanins 80
her sing" But the party finally per-
suaded him that the chances were that
the lady already had a good friend,
and that coming from the grassbopper
state, he would not stand ace high in
her estimation.
Champion Jack johnson, in an easy
quiet manner, and with a mild voice,
walked around in the Cafe; and cor
daily shook hands with all of his
white and Colored guests and before
sitting down he eased up in the cor.
ner Of the Cafe reserved for the enter
tsiners, reached for his 'fBuI Fiddle, -
the very same fiddle he practiced on
at Reno, New, prior to putting James
J. Jefries to sleep, in that city, July
18th, 1910 and assisted the Orchestra,
10 play several lively and catchy Sc
IectiOns, much to the great delight Of
his many patrons. Il
Jack johnson, without any question
about it, is smooth goods or q smooth
article; and he knows how to get the
money or the "baeon' as he calls
{ and he is doing his part, in his
'Wn way in helping to. solve the
Race Problem. ["
Many very. beautiful pictures hang
N the walls in the Cafe De Champion, !
including the life size picture of M. ,
md Mrs johnson, which is ineased in
hns and very heavy gold frame. {
On leaving thesGafe DE Champion. K
he party headed for stheo, Mineral z
'pring Club and Cafe, a5I7., State e
tFest and its owner Col William Lewis h
Ias on hand to extend the. glad hand q
o. each member thereof In
The Mineral Spring. Club and Cafe. 8
Atted mp in 3 most elaborate man N
erS and an air Of tone and fefnemepti
redOninates among the guests, even G
then the cafe is crowded. One hum
red people can be served in IL at
ne time.
ms. Richard 3. Harrison, performsi
the Baby Grand Piano. Miss FAM
ie Wise, who was also for a long
me the queen Of song at. the. Pskin :,
Asatre, is the leading attraction at :
ls Mineral Spring Club and Cafe. :
L9NyeF Barbour, Of Oklahoma, be- Is
me very. much smisten with. one atia'
e other lady entertainer, and he n
p % charmed with heF. singing, that 4,
wanted TO stay there an Night lssR.iR
"a gass. 81 her. aid the parry had =
md Nprk in pulling him out aaa h,
sFti9g aim on his way 10 his Iedg.j :.
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Mckinley Emanuel the youngest sunIta
:! Pr e: and aAi1s william Esauusl, n