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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-14
SHEEP OUTFIT is BURNED
Wagon Belonging "a ). M. Company
Destroyed by Fire in Converse
County, WyOming.

CHEYENNE, wyo.. Aug. ia-(special.)-
Word has been received here Of another
outrage committed against the sheep In
terests. This time Converse county is the
scene OF the raid, and the j. NJ. Cattle COM
pany. which runs sheep, cattle and horses,
near Jay EN-. east of Lusk, are the Victims
on the afternoon OF August I. the sheep
wagon and outfit OF the company was
burned. The herder left the wagon at noon,
ana there was no fire about the home on
wheels. 50 he is certain the fire was of
incindeniary origin.
The j. NJ. company reports that It re-
ceived warnings some time ago that II
its fiocks were driven across a certain
line there would be trouble Owing TO the
long drought and shortage OF feed the
flocks were herded across the line on gov
eminent land, and the burning OF the
wagon followed.
The Wyoming Wool Growers association
has detailed a force OF detectives on the
case and every possible effort will be made
TO run the raiders down.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-14
Criminal Prosecutions Will Involve
Host of Officials.
HIGH AND Low ONES INVOLVED
In Comparison, Former Charges Will
Be Insignificant.
ONE OFFICIAL SPEAKS RIGHT OUT
Says ~ They Jail Him He VIII Tell
Things that "win Blow the
TOD'' OFF of the Entire
Road.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1S.--(special Telegram.)-
Arrest or criminal prosecution of any Oh
the former officials OF the Illinois centrai
railroad, promised for next week, in con-
nection with The car repair graft, will bC
the signal for exciting disclosures accord
ing 10 interested persons today. The inti-
nation from the ranks OF those against
whom repeated charges OF graft have beer
irade amour,s practically to an unqualified
defiance.
Arrests Will be made on warrants sworn
out in the Municipal court carly next week
/ won't say how many arrests will be
made" said Assistant States Attorney
Barnes. who had charge Of the case.
ITO begin criminal prosecutions will In
volve the Illinois Central from top dowr
IN such mess that whatever has gone be-
fore will seem trivial and inconsequential, "
is the reply to this, from a source sympa-
thetc with the men accused.
A former official OF the Illinois Central
whose name has been prominently men.
sAoned in connection with the investlga-
AAeu, said:
s3'If they start any attempt to put m,
in jail I'll blow the top off the Illinois
Central with a few words-and 1 won't
have any more trouble proving what
charge than they'll have proving the
charges they bring against me-"
That Mr. Rawn would have been crimi.
nally prosecuted had he lived is practi-
cally admitted by Illinois Central officials
The fact that some OF his associates ere
TO be arrested early neat week Is cited
as evidence that there was no escape fol
Rawn himself
The men to be prosecuted will be charged
with operating confidence game, which ID
felony, obtaining money under false pre-
tences and conspiracy to defraud. The
penalties range from one to five years ir
the penitentlary on each charge n case OF
conviction. ,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-14
Former Iowa Men
Hold the Annual
Meet and Picnic
twenty-five Thousand Hswkeyes
Gather at Long Beach Reunion,
Listening to Speeches.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Aug. 1S.-(Spe-
cial. THE Iowa society of Southern
California held it's annual picnic today
at Long Beach. Tho central point Of the
vast gathering was at Alamitos park, and
II Is estimated that upwards of $4,000
former residents of Iowa visited the var
ious county headquarters during the day.
Special trains on the steam and trolley
lines we're run at frequent intervals
throughout the forenoon and every one
was packed to the limit.
Addresses were made by Mayor Alex
ander, Bishop Hughes Rev. Robert j.
Burdette, Judge Curtis D. Wilbur and the
mayors OF Long Beach and Pasadena, all
former Iowans, and a number of others,
VINO were called upon without notice.
Senator Dolliver was invited to make the
principal address of the day.
The Iowa socity Is the Oldest and
largest of the many state organizations
in Southern California. On its member
ship rolls appear the names of more than
$4,000 people. who have adopted South
ern California as their homes, but who
come from Iowa. 1t was organized ten
years ago at East Lake Park. Los Angeles
when three former residents of the state
published a call for a picnic expecting
fully fifty former Iowans to be present
over 500 responded and so great was the
enthusiasm that they organized the
society. Since then 1t has flourished,
growing steadily year by year. IL is a
power taken into consideration I'm eli
political and social movements in this
section OF the state, in spite of the fact
that politics is barred by the constitution
of the society
The officers of tho society, who were
responsible for today's celebration are:
Stephen II. Taft honorary president; W.
%. Henderson. president: p. s. Risher,
vice-president; C. H. Parsons, secretary,
anu r. H. Nichols. treasurer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-14
SEISMIC SHOCKS RECORDED
Instruments Mt Washington and san
Jose Indicate Extended Dis
turhance.

WASHINGTON. Aug. la-The seismo.
graph at Georgetown university today re-
corded an earthquake shock which lasted
twenty-three minutes. beginning at s;s2 a m,
The maximum shock was at s;27 and lasted
for minute and a half The Indications
are that the disturbance was about 2.5co
miles southeast OF Washington.
SAN JOSE, Cal. Aug. B-observer
Newlin. in charge Of the seismograph at
Santa Clara college, reports the recording
o. seismic disturbances az o'clock this
morning and At 1880 the instrument wes
stir moving az intervals. Until tho dis
turbance ceases the observer cannot give
Put . complete report
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-14
PopuliStS Pass
Up Ticket to
Beat Dahlman
State Committee Sends Out Circular
Asking Members to Vote for
Shallenberger.

osCEoLA, Neb, Aug. 1s.-(Speclal
Telegram. )--As a counter move against
that of the Dahlman forces. the populist
state committee issued circulars from
here today advising members OF the party
TO vote for Shallenberger. 1t is pointed
out in the circular that the Dahlman
forces have been. making an appeal to
republican voters for him on the basis OF
his anti-county option stand. 1no popu-
iists, therefore. IN the action Of today are
literally abandoning their. own ticket in
or-er to nominate shallenberger and de-
feat Dahlman.
The populists claim 1t was $4,000 votes
from their party, which elected Shallen-
berger two years ago, and that the feat
can be accomplished again by them. c.
d. Emanuel, acted as chairman OF the
meeting and q. A walrath as secretary.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-14
The Primary.

The Beo submits for the guidance o.
republicans the following List OF Oandi-
dates to be voted on in douglas county
as worthy OF support,
For United States Senator.
ELMER ]. BURKETT.
For Governor,
ADDISON f. CADY.
For lieutenant Governor.
M. r. HoPEWE1IL.
For Secretary Of State.
JOHN J. RYDER.
For Auditor.
sILAs r. BARTON
For state Treasurer,
WALTER A. GEORGE.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction
FRANK S. PERDUE or
]. W. CRABTREE.
For Attorney General
c. P. ANDERBERY.
For Land Commissioner, tt~&
EDWARD B. CoWLES
For Railway Commissioner. 5.
HENRY T. CLARKE, JR.
For Congressman,
CHARLES L. SAUNDERS or
ABRAHAM L. SUTTON.
For State Senators-Vote for Three.
JOHN T. DILLON,
j. L. KALEY;
ARTHUR G. PANCOAST.
For Representatives-Vot for Nine.
NELS j. ANDERSON,
c. M. BACIIMANN,
X. w. BARTOS,
f. G. BEST,
HERMAN q. BoEsCHE,
M o. CUNNINGHAM
ROBERT HOUGHTON,
JAMES p. REDMAN,
f. S. TUCKER.
For County Attorney,
JAMES f. RAFT.
For Commissioner, 1st District,
JOHN GRANT.
For Commissioner I'd District,
JOHN G, LYNCH.
For Commissioner, 4th District,
JOHN c. TROUTAN.
For School Board-voto for Four.
NJ r. SEARS.
]. L. JACOBSON,
GEORGE COTT.
w. A. BOURKE
Republican Primaries August Ia 1910
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-14
Coal Miners Talk
of Suspension
General Strike is Suggested as Means
Of Ending Numerous Local
Troubles.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 1S-Urgng a gen.
eral suspension Of mine work as a means
OF settling the strikes In the various dis
tricts was the development in the mine
workers convention today. Several dele
gates offered this plan.
The principal business was the naming
of special committee OF twenty-three
headed by John Fahey OF Pennsylvania,
to take up the various questions, especially
the attitude that should be adopted toward
the strike In Illinois.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-14
DES MONIES MAN SHOOTS GIRL
Charles Richey Fires Four shots Into
Body OF His swctheart and
Escnpes.

DEs MONIES, a. Aug. 13.-Charles
Richey today fired tour shots into the body
Of his sweetheart. Mary Manatini In a
quarrel at Delaware. a suburb OF Des
Moines. RIchey escaped. but is pursued by
a sheriffs posse The woman cannot live
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-14
1t is a very good
plan

to look over the want ads Sundays
to get the drift OF things-the
pulse.
Here is where the city breathes.
Read every one of the little
treasures. 1t will be an hour
well spent.
Thousands have the habit.
Call Tyler 1000 for anything
you wish.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-14
CALL FOR GENERAL vILJoEN
BOer Leader Now in New Mexico
Offered Post I'm south African
Federation.

Ell PAso, Tex, Aug. 1S-General b. j.
Vlljoen. who gained his title In the Boer
war and who is now farming near Las
Cruces n M. yesterday received a eabla-
gram offering him the post Of assistant
minister OF native affairs OF the South
African federation. General Viljoen is con-
sidering Il
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-14
DEEP FLOOD At TOXIC, JAPAN
One Of Three Great Dykes Protecting
City Breaks.
TWO WARDS ARE UNDER WATER
other Two Are in Danger ana II
They Give Way HALF of the
City VIII he Inun-
dated.
RULLETIN.

morning 1t was announced that the flood
was subsiding. The casualties reported
up-to-date are Ss5 dead and 500 missing
Inc damage to property is enormous.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-14
RuAsIan Charged with Theft,

BOSTON, Aug. 13.-The robbery of 100 900
rubles (about $5GOoO) In government notes
from the subtreasury at Tiflis, Russian
-Caueasia, in 1907 is charged against
Andrew Rullow, who was taken before
here today and held for a hearing Rul-
low has been living in Squantum and Is n
music teacher. y =
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-14
ARMY OF PHILIPPINES ELECTS

A. H. ANDERSON II Ohosen COmmander
and w. n. Healing Vice
Commander.
CHICAGO. Aug. 1a-The Army OF the
Philippines closed three days reunion to-
day with the election OF officers. A. II.
Anderson OF Pittsburg was chosen COM
mander-in-chief and w, II. Healing of
oslSaloosa, Ia, vice commander-in-chief.
The following were elected junior vice
commanders: Leon Lembert Manila, p l.;
Fl. L. Wells ST. Louis; F, y. Krembs, St
Paul. Charles F. Nianahan, Chicago;
Charles L. Means, Denver.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-14

CONTINUED on Second Page.)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-14
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Nebraska-Fair.
For Iowa--SNowofs.
For weather report see page 2.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-14

The Heo submits for the guidance Of
republtOans the following List Of Oandi-
dates to be voted or in douglas county
as worthy Of supports
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
Statement by Gotch

'Jcffries will defeat Johnson in de-
clsive fashion, whether the contest goes
ono round or forty-five." said Frank
Gotch wrestling champion OF the world.
Saturday night. Ut the ISnutsford hotel,
when pressed for an opinion.
''IIe has not dssipatcd since his retire
ment. and is in grand physical shape. lie
is young-only "a years OF age-and
consider him 10 be in the prime ol his
life. / know something about condition.
for l have met some of the most power
ful men in the world myself. and know
absolutely that Jeffries is In shape to put
up the contest of his career,
"Jeffries is a giant. ana ii Is askno%n
fact that big men do not mature and de-
cay as rapidly as mon OF smaller stature.
JcffrieS was never seriously punished IN
any OF his contests. and there can be no
fear in anyono's mind that his vitality
has been affected that way. He Is
marvelously fast for a big man, has
world of endurance. and the courage OF
lion. Figuring from any angle l can
see where Johnson should win.
Gotch stated that he himself had no
matches in sight at the present time
Some negotiations arc on but as yet
nothing has been definitely decided upon
Gotch will assist In preparing Jctiries tor
his contest with Johnson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
Statement by Roller
DR.. s. z. ROLLER.

''Jeffries is in ideal condition TO be-
gin training for his contest with Jack
Johnson" said Dr.. 3. f. Roller. the
Seattle wrestler who is With the Jcffries
party and who nightly mikes with Franl,
Gotch worlds wrestling champion. at the
exhibitions given by the Jotfries -Gotch-
Roller Burns combination. Roller is con-
ond only TO Frank Gotch and has beaten
practically all or the big men In the
United States, with the exception OF the
husky Iowan.,
'Jeffries has just enough excess
weight now Ia fit him for the work of
preparing for the big boxing contest He
tips the beam In the neighborhood OF
s3O pounds and when he enters the ring
he will be well within fifteen pounds Of
this notch.
II believe that Jeffries will defeat
johnson and base my belief principally
on the fact that Jack Johnson is not
near the physical man that Jeffries is
I'm big man myself weigh more than
10 pounds-out I'm not third as large
viii handle Johnson with practically the
same ease that the colored man took
care OF Stanley ketchel. When Jeff and
Johnson step into the ring IL WIN he an
good. smaller one.
Don't worry about the champions
condition. lie tires us all out at hand
we are all in good shape The rolls OF
muscle and sInew, that stand out on the
BIG fellow prove. beyond the shadow Of
2 doubt, that he is not fat. He's n big
man, well muscled. and / believe as fast
Us he ever was In his life. Ills speed is
marvellous for man OF his size"
Dr. Roller recently recovered from an
attack OF blood poisoning in his rgh,
leg, resulting from an Injury received
while wrestling in the cast. Ho Is now
In good shape again and Is much larger
than when he Won a long string OF mat
victories in Seattle last summer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
DESCENDANT
FROM NOBLE BLOOD
John Jeffries of Marlborough
Traces Genealogy Of
Family.
BY JAMES DAHLqREN.

Special Cable TO Tho Tribune.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-James ]. Jcffries,
the American prize fighter. who Will meet
Jack Johnson on July 4 for the heavy
weight championship of the world, has
noble blood In his veins. Pugilist Jcffries
is the descendant of an English lord.
This discovery was made today by
John Jeffries OF Marlborough. who has
been dclving into the gencalogy OF the
Jeffries family.
In addition TO being descendant of a
noble family of England, the blood OF the
family Of Judge Jeffrics. the noted aven-
ger OF Lord Monmouths rebellion, runs
in his veins.
Mr. JeGrics OF Marlborough was in Lon
don today and announced this world
startling news.
THE American Jeffres IS a direct de-
scendant Of Lord Jeffries." said he.
Lord Jcnries was u brother OF the
hanging Judge Jcffries, who dealt out
death sentences by the hundreds TO the
followers of Lord Monmouth during the
reign of James II. Lord JefIrieS had
seven sons. six OF whom were well-known
Jacobttes After the Monmouth rebellion
they led 10 Virginia, which was then an
English colony. They married. and the
former heavyweight champion can trace
his direct descent 10 ono OF these"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
BY JErP THOMPSON.

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.
NEW YORK, Jan 22-Champiou
Jack Johnson, who celebrated his pres
ent theatrical engagement in New York
by getting arrested for the twelfth time
in the past eight months for "cutting
up iu Baron Wilkin 50 cafe. in the
swell section Of the dark bolt, was wait
ed upon by a delegation of would-be
hackers before he set sail in his new
sixty horsepower red devil for Jefferson
Market POLICE court today.
The duty of the deputatiou was to
protest against the champion g fast
pace. They asked him politely to "cut
OUT the fzz water, the late hours, the
Joy riding and few other accessories
of tho gay life and begin to prepare to
meet Jefries.
Johnson protested that he was not
hurting himself and pointed to his re-
cent examination by the physical in
structor of Harvard. when he was de-
clarcd TO be in perfect physical condi-.
tion
Broadway has claimed many a good
fighter, and ii is feared that Johnson,
in the glory of his good health, is set
ting pace which must soon show its
deadly work. II is true that his giddy
set to- with Norman Pinder because
Norman refused to buy him champagne,
but Johnson never expressed a desire
for the simple life
Has Chance.
Sporting men who believe IN John
son s chances and stand ready 10 wager
ranging no 10 100000 on him. are hesi-
tating. The big negro has been set
ting lively gait since be reached New
York. and TO all argument he replies
that he will settle down 10 training
when he gets ready, 1t is feared that
this may prove too late.
johnson is living at "Baron Will
kin s" place. The cafe De wilkins
is regal institution and one frequented
by the rich and sporty negroes. Il IS
combination hotel and saloon and tho
champagne flows there in a steady
stream.
Jack and the "Baron" are friends,
but the latter has never been accused
of advising Johnson to sever his con-
nections with the grape.
The first possibility that the Johnson
Jeffries fight may not be held as a re-
suit of the champion s escapade cams
TODAY ii Pinder is able to convince
a Judge aud jury that johnson really
battered him MP with criminal intent,
the outcome may mean 4 cancellation
of the fight The penalty for assault
IN the second degree, with which john
son is charged. is Imprisonment not IN
exceed FIVE years. There is possibil
ity-vague or otherwise-that Jack may
be engaged in thc pleasant occupation
OF crushing rock on July ( next.
Terry McCiovern fell a victim TO the
wilds OF Broadway, and James j. Cor
bett lost his great nghting power
through listening TO the siren s voice
mixed Broadway with the
Bowery. and even old Bob Fitzsimmons
was a familiar figure in tho gilded cafe
district Kid Mccoy went the same
way, and Stanley Ketchel is accused of
similar tactics,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
AYIAT0RS LEAVING FOR
OTHER RACING CENTERS
BY Associated Press,

Los ANGELES, Cal. Jan. 22.--All the
avialors and acrouautS who took a proml
nent mart in the ten-day aviation meet
Just concluded IN this city have left town.
with the exception of Glenn Il 'urt,ss
and MS manager. Jerome :. Fanculli.
CurIiss Is awaiting advices from Ham
mondsport, y. y. and VIII leave for that
place tomorrow unless otherwise advised.
Paulhon has gone to san Francisco.
Charles Is. Hamilton 10 San Diego. and
Charles = Willard To- Fresno. They will
make flights in those cities,
Clifford II. Harmon and President
Bishop. of thc Aero Club Of America left
today for Ncw York.
Dick Ferris manager OF the meet here:
viii leave tonight Tor san Francisco, ana
from that city Will go 10 Salt Lake CITY
and Denver 10 arrange for the appear
ance OF Paulhan and his associates in
those cities.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
Mathewson May Retire.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. a9-Basebal fans in
New York are alarmed over n report
that the New York Nationals may lose
Christy MRthcwSon. 1t is said that INC
pitcher has refused 10 sign with New
York because of objections TO tho rev
major league contract which binds
PLAYER all tho year That he Is also
dissa tisfied with salary arrangements and
Is thinking OF quitting baseball for =
business venture. is the assertion or
some friends. Mathewson. II is said, has
saved up considerable money and IS oily
awaiting a favorable opportunity 10
launch forth In a contracting business
I'm Maine which has appealed to him Tor
some time as a money making PROPOSE
ton,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
Statement by Jeffries

Tell the boys that / am In the best
of health and the best of condition, and
that when j step into the ring with Jack
Johnson. July 4, l hope 10 return the
worlds championship TO the white race
The people have selected me as the one
TO do this. and | Will try my best to
satisfy the wishes OF the most humble.
III | was not sure OF victory. all tho money
in the world would never tempt me TO
meet Jack johnson, but as IL Is. | am
confident OF an easy NlctOrN.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
MANHATTAN CLUB WILL
SECURE NEW QUARTERS

Owing 10 the small athletic quarters
OF tie present Manhattan Athletic club.
Manager Downing has announced that he
would discontinue the weekly athletic en-
make arrangements for suitable quarters
for the club Downing has several places
in sight and viii probably get located
bcfore the close OF the present week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
Woman Skating Match.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO Jan. 22.-Ncstern Skating
association officials last night made ar
rangcmcnts To send Miss Mabel Boh!e.
champion woman skater Of Chicago. To
Cleveland Miss Robina Leonard. wom-
an cha smpiou OF Ohio, VIII be matched
with the Chicago girl for a series Of
races January ~ and -.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
Aviation Meet

No word from the French aviators was
received at the Commercial club SatUr-
day. but II Is still possible that an agree
ment between the business men OF Salt
Lake and Edwin Cleary manager of the
which will mean an exhibition OF two
days in Salt Lake next saturday and
Sunday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
johnson in Court.

BY ASSOCIATED FresS.
NEW YORK Jan. 22.-Jack johnson.
the champion heavyweight pusilist. was
in court again today 10 answer the
charge Of assault preferred by Herman
Pmdcr. tho negro with whom Johnson
WIS i'm Il miVup in restaurant recently,
Johnson'S laVYyersS were not ready 10 pro-
coed and the case was adjourned until
MDnlnH.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
JOHNSON IS IN
SERIOUS TROUBLE
May Break Rock if Assault
With Criminal Intent Is
Proven Against Him.
BLACK CHAMPION GOING
, THE PACE THAT KILLS
Big Fight May Yet Be Called
Off OH Account of NegrO's
Actions.
VICTIMS GREAT WHITE WAY.

Fighters who have fallen vic
TINS TO the lure of the Great
White Way:
Kid Mccoy
Terry McGoyern.
Stanley Ketchel
James j. Corbett.
Robert Fitzsjmmons.
John L. Sullivan.
And how VIII Jack Johnsons
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
Baseball Sales.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan, 22.-Presidcnt Lunch
OF the National league today has promul-
gated the releases by tho Chicago club
10 the Spokane club Of Paul Brown and
Row Koener.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-23
Langford to Box Flynn.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Jan. @2.-Sam Langford the
Boston negro fighter, left last night for
Los Angeles. where he is TO meet lin
Flynn. the Pueblo fireman. February s.