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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Berkeley Against Show

BERKELEY July An ordinance
regulating moving pictures has been
initially passed by the city council and
will become effective August 5, but the
council decided this morning that no
fight pictures should be exhibited here
prior to that time. A special ordinance
covering the case will be passed and
arrests made If the local show houses
attempt to display pictures of the
Johnson -Jeffries or any other fight
Mayor Beverly Hodghead gave Chief
of Police Vollmer a verbal order to
warn moving picture concerns, and he
did.
The order caused surprise; as Mayor
Hodghead said yesterday that the city
council was powerless to act. He has
since looked up the law. in regard to
the matter and found that an ordinance
could be passed and made immediately
effective for the protection of public
morals,
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Governor GiIIett Neutral
[Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, July THE moving
pictures of the recent JohnsonJ effries
fight can be shown in Sacramento unless
1T is shown that such exhibition would
be against the state law. Mayor NJ R.
Beard said today that he sees no harm
in the display of the fight pictures.
Governor Gillett said that he was
not interesting himself in the picture
question, feeling that the mayors of
the various cities could take care of
that matter without assistance.
of course If it is against the law to
show moving pictures of fights" said
Mayor Beard, I'VE will not allow the
Johnson Jeffries pictures to be shown
here. We have been exhibiting fight
pictures in Sacramento in the past and
so far as 1 know no harm has ever
come from Them 10
The congregation of the First Bap+
tist church last night passed a resolu-,
tion calling upon Mayor Beard to take
steps to suppress the pictures should
any attempt be made to show them in
this CITY
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08

CHURCH NuSICALE-The Park Congregational
church. 1919 Hayes street. will hold a musicale
next Sunday morning. July 10. The music will
{ be under the direction OF Prof w. f. Whig-
ham, pretty program has been arranged in
which Mrs. Benjamin aud Mrs In
gals will take part. Rev. Mr.. Sinclair will
preach the sermon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08

BOY ADMITS sTEALING-CharIes westwood,
y years Of age. who says he has no home. wss
arrested yesterday and taken 10 the juvenile
detention home. He confessed 10 having stolen
many bicycles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08

Imagine, so new styles soft and straw
hats. Tom Dillon. opp. Call bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
GOVERNOR IS NEUTRAL,
OVER FIGHT PICTURES
Gillett Says That Mayors of Various Cities
Can Act Without Assistance
Continued From Page 1

cal harm than can be done in contest
between two well trained, seasoned
lighters of the professional class.
1t is not true that Mayor Mccarthy
roasted him. He treated me fairly. and.
while I do not understand the present
move against the showing of the pic
lures, suppose it is a case of politics.
Mccarthy must be acting for some rea-
son sufficient to himself. He and are,
so far. as l am concerned, friends. But
the governor-he is a liar, and has lied
repeatedly.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Jeff's Nerves Unstrung

body tell you that he showed the yell
low streak 1t was case of nervous
prostration. He could do nothing. Per-
sonallX always thought Jeffries would
win. | was as much surprised as any
one at the result.
THE fighting game will go on. In a
year or so, l predict. we will have more
of 1T than we have now. Some states
viii legislate against it, while others
will be more liberal
am not out of the promoting
game. | am willing to stage at any
time an exhibition that L think will
draw crowd and make money for me.
1t is just like mining or drilling for oil
with me. 1t is all chance to make
some money whenever fellow sees it.
Bonus for Both Fighters
ITO get the fight 1 had to offer a
bonus to both fighters. When 1 arrived
in New York Berger told me that the
offer of Coffroth and Gleason of so per
cent of the gate receipts would beat
any offer that 1 might make, even if
1T was S250,000. So l began to ma
neuver.
Il signed up Johnson, offering him a
$4,000 bonus if he would fight for me,
two days before the opening of bids for
the fight The day after / got Jeffries
by offering him $4,000 bonus. Each
fighter believed that he was the fav
ored one, not knowing that I was dick
ering with both sides. That's the way
l got the match. 1 gave Johnson $4,000
cash at the time of the signing of the
contract, $4,000 in this city when he
bought his automobile and $1,000 for
training expenses at Reno. l deposited
Jeffries' $4,000 in the Metropolis bank
June 4. Johnson received the $4,000
coming to him the day of the fight"
Montpelier examiner., 1910-04-08

Jas. Fl. johnson of Caribou Forest
reserve, came in from Idaho Falls the
first of the week to superintend the
planting of FIR and pine seeds at the
head of Georgetown canyon. He
brought with him 80 pounds of Doug
las FIR, 20 of yellow pine and 10 OF
Scotch pine seeds, the latter being i'm
ported from Prussia. A portion OF
these seed will be sown on top of the
snow and the balance will be raked in
A quantity OF seed was planted in
Georgetown canyon last fall, and the
object OF the Forest Department in
planting more this spring is to deter,
mine which Is the better time to plant
spring or fail y
Montpelier examiner., 1910-04-08

j. NJ Werner and R. l.. Hooker of
Spokane, are in this city week looking
over the field with the view of Install
ing q steam laundry. They have ex-
pressed themselves as being pleased
with the opening here, but disappointed
Mt not being able to secure sutible
building. However, they will come if
they can secure any old kind og place
in which to conduct laundry.
The management of the Montpelier
Theatre is giving the people the very
best entertainment possible for the
money. The moving pictures. which
change every night, are strictly up-to-
date and as good as can be seen in the
larger cities. In addition the patrons
are entertained with illustrated songs
and delightful music by a fiye-piece
orchestra. AS an additional attraction
next week Mrs. Mcdonald, late of
Omaha. will sing every night next
week.
Two sons OF L. l.. McClave, who re-
Gently puschased the Jesse Perkins
ranch north of town, arrived Tuesday
from Dorchester. Neb. They brought
with TEEN farming implements, team
of horses and the finest team of mules
that we have seen in many day. The
young men are np-to-date farmers and
they are getting ready to buckle into
work in earnest Mr.. McClave and
wife will join the boys here about the
first OF June -
Montpelier examiner., 1910-04-08
All Reliable Instruments.

Following is the list of pianos handled
by George o Walton, the Montpelier
music dealer. They are pianos that
speak for themselves Baldwin, Hamil-
ton, Ellington, Howard. Regal, Valley
Gem and Monarch. Also Hamilton and
Monarch organs. Call and see these
instruments before buying, or write for
particulars,
GEORGE o. WALTON,
Everything in music
Montpelier examiner., 1910-04-08

Try Hill g Famous Coffees; Stewart
sells 'em
There were 2ls tickets sold to Salt
Lake from the Montpelier station dur
ing the conference rates. This is a
little more than the average sales dur
ing conference time.
John Green of Geneva, went TO Evans
ton Tuesday to consult with the COM
missioners of Uinta County relative to
his contract for constructing road mp
Salt Canyon. From there he will go to
Cheyenne on business
John Mikan visited over Sunday with
Mrs Mikan. He recently returned
from a two months visit in the east. He
went to Pocatello Wednesday to resume
his run on the local freigh tbetween Po-
catello and Cache junction.
Now is the time to paint your farm
implements. Ritter Bros. Drug Co. sell
ready mixed paint suitable for this pur-
pose, which they guarantee. Call on
them and they will tell you how to do it
at nominal cost.
The Short Lines old pumping plant
at this point is now thing of the past.
The building, which was sold to Theo.
Closner some lime ago, was recently re-
moved and last Monday the boiler, en-
gine and pump were loaded onto the
cars for shipment to some other point.
We do not carry in stock refilled cleo
trio light globes, but we do carry the
kind that gives the light. You know
what you used to pay for Tungsten
globes, 80 we did some good by putting
in line of electric goods.-D. McLen-
nan.
Mr.. Gustav Graft of Scranton, Pa,
and Miss Lydia Anderson of Blooming
ton, were united in marriage last night
at the home of the brides sister, Mrs
Angus Krogue of this city. Mr.. and Mrs
, Graft will leave next Tuesday for their
future home in Scranton.
Having been appointed census enum.
ertor for Grace and GENTLE valley pre-
cincts in Bannock county, Miss Caro-
line Sullivan gave up her studies at
Fielding Academy last week and went
home to prepare for her new duties,
which begin next Friday morning.
Engineer Hi Crane was called to
Riverton, Utah, Tuesday by telegram
stating that his mother was not expect
ed to live. Mr.. Crane and family just
returned from Salt Lake last week,
! where they had been ever since Mr.
Crane was operated on for appendicitis
some three months ago.
A great deal of space in the Examiner
is now being occupied by advertisers,
but if our readers will bear with us q
week or two longer, we promise that
the paper will contain more reading
matter. just as soon as possible after
our new press is installed we intend to
enlarge the Examiner to a seven column
paper.
Montpelier examiner., 1910-04-08
Phone J. A. Hess for coal.

PnOne y. A. Hess tOr coal.
The Odd Fellows of this city are pre-
pairing to celebrate the 9lst anniversary
of the founding of the order on April
26th.
The quarantine has been raised from
the home of James Smeath, his little
son having fully recoved from the
scarlet fever.
Charlie Hoff was called to Salt Lake
Tuesday to consult with Duf1eld g Jeffs
regarding future operations on their
phosphate claims.
Nose Lewis is having the interior of
the second story of his new block com
pleted. 1t will be fitted up for sleeping
and living rooms.
Mr.. John Knutti and Miss Rosa Gros-
jean, two of Montpelier's well known
citizens, were united in marriage at
Salt Lake yesterday.
@. H. Green, of Ritter Bros Drug Co :,
has begun the erection of an eight room
residence on Clay street, just west of
the high school building.
The two dog catcher" crews, which
have been operating on the First district
for some time past have been taken off
and put into regular service.
The Women of Woodcraft will hold
cooked food sale at Stewards store to-
morrow afternoon They will have ON
sale lots of good things to eat.
Mrs. ]. w. Whinyates returned Tues
day from short visit in Salt Lake and
brought with her a number of new de-
signs in ladies' pattern and street hats
Every house-keeper can be her own
painter, and brighten up the many lit
tie things about the household. Ritter
Bros. Drug Co. will tell you how to dc
it.
The Vincent Furniture company has
installed a large, hat-bed delivery
wagon and hereafter will be able to
deliver goods promptly to any part OF
the city.
Mrs. D. P. Thomas has moved tc
their ranch near Samaria, Oneida
county. where she will reside for the
summer. Mr.. Thomas will join hel
there later on.
DIR. "Yankum" is still In business
Call at his residence, first house east Of
the Catholic church. He will occupy
rooms in the Jones block as soon as they
are completed.
+ The Ladies of the Maccabees will give
la card party and social at the Odd Eel
lows hall on Monday evening, April Il
Admission 25 cents, which will include
refreshments.
Dispatcher L. c. Halbert Of Kemmerel
i passed through here Sunday, en- route
to Salt Lake, to take treatment for hi
eyes, which have been bothering him q
great deal lately.
Engineer w. 8. Massey has been as
signed to the local freight run between
Shoshone and Glenn's Ferry. Hi.
family will join him at Glenn's Ferr,
in coulpe of months.
Engineer Dave Smith came In from
Boise last Friday to make the acquain
tance of little son. who arrived ut hi
home that day. Dave has just been as
signed to run on the Fourth distric
and will remove his family to Glenn
Ferry in . few weeks.
u. g. Babeock and ]. W. Howar'
have taken the agency for the Tro
laundry of Pocatello This is the bes
equipped laundry in the state and al
work is guaranteed to be strictly first
class. Leave laundry with Mr.. Howar
at Hotel Burgoyne or with Mr.. Bah
cock at round house Office.
Montpelier examiner., 1910-04-08
Local News
Montpelier, Idaho, April 8, 1910
Beck gives good prices.

Beck gives good prices.
James Redman of Ogden, was in tow n
yesterday on business.
The stork left fine son at the home
of Mark Cozzens last Monday.
All sizes of pipes and fittings at Davis,
the plumber.
Miss Rosa Teuscher of Geneva, is
now clerking at the Royal bakery.
See the Tomboy hosiery for children
at the Cache Knitting works,
E A. L. Dodds of Kemmerer, visited
with Montpelier friends Sunday
Subscriptions taken for all magazines
at publishers prices. Handy Kitchen.
Mrs F. Fl. De Puy went to Logan
Tuesday for visit with relatives.
Frank Hntchins and family went to
Salt Lake yesterday for short visit.
A son was born last Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs Sam Wuthrick of the city.
All the latest magazines at the Handy
Kitchen.
Mrs J. K Nelson returned Monday
from months visit at points in Utah.
The county commissioners will meet
next Monday in regular quarterly ses-
sion.
Miss Hilda Fitzpatrick of Pocateilo,
visited with Montpelier friends several
days this week.
Paint your buggy for rs cents Ritter
Bros. Drug Co. will tell you how to do
it.
Judge Cough was in Evanston the
first of the week on business before the
district court.
Flagman j. K Nelson Is again on
duty after being laid up for ten days
with the grippe
Lost, in Montpelier, bunch Of keys
on horse shoe ring. Finder will please
leave at this Office.
Kemmerer and Rock Springs coal al
ways on hand, phone l29, - Williams 4
Lewis.
Postmaster Winters was in Ogden
this week ON business in connection
with postotfice matters.
Conductor E. Robbins has pnrchaed
a $500 residence in Pocatello and will
shortly move his family there.
j. H. Gillihan, formerly with the
Modern Drug Co., has accepted posi-
Ation with Ritter Bros Drug Co.
For sale, farm wagon, plow, mower,
harrow and other farming implements
Call on John Black on South Ninth st
j. w. Wedel spent the past week In
Salt Lake ON business. He was accom-
panied by his daughter Gladys.
Mrs. Mcdonald, late of Omaha, haI
been engaged to sing at the Montpelier
Theatre every night next week.
Electric light globes, any volt
age, Is cents each at ModerE
Drug Co.
Don't forget to call on D. McLennar
when you get ready TO paint you
house. We carry the best mixed paint
on the market, namely the Patten Sur
Proof paint and white lead. Thei
quality can't be disputed.-D. McLen
nan.
Montpelier examiner., 1910-04-08

Scores of yonng people from the in
ter-mountain region journey to Salt
Lake at conference time to have the
nuptial knots adjusted, and there has
been no exception to the rule this
spring Among those from this county
who were married there this week were,
Albert Hanson of Montpelier and Mable
Dayton of Dingle; @. A. Rasmussen
and Bardella Welker of Georgetown;
John Teuscher and Minnie Hirschi of
Geneva.
Montpelier examiner., 1910-04-08

Abe Hill is making a record drive
with his band of corn-fed sheep, which
has been wintering on the desert, all
ewes, and on Saturday last drove them
thru the Willow Creek Gap on theiI
way to the lambing ground near Border
He states that the band Is in excellent
shape and that his entire loss. including
one band which he has had on The
ranch, will be less than per cent The
trail haa been good with little snew,
and plenty green grass to feed on. Mr..
Hill Is thoro sheepman, with long
years IN the business and predicts thai
the spring lambing, in spite of diverse
opinion, will be most success, ,ful one
Kemmerer Camera.
Montpelier examiner., 1910-04-08

George Gardner has retired as man
ager of the pavilion, which position he
has filled in a most creditahle manner
since the opening of that popular place
of amusement three years ago. Mr.
Gardner rendered his resignation some
time ago, but the directors were unable
to relive him until last week. For the
present, members of the Young Men'I
Improvement associations of the twS
wards will have charge of the Saturdaj
NIGHT dancpR. ...--s.za--
Montpelier examiner., 1910-04-08

James Redman of Ogden, was in tow n
yesterday on business. ---~,
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NOTICE.

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Office OF the President, DR.. T.. ID.
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Fancy Work Premium List

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Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
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The Demon Of the Air.

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Schedule Effective
Oct. 2, 1910

LY. Tazewen for Norton,
9:37 am -3:05 pm
Lv. TaZewell for Bluefield,
1923 m 6:1E pm
From Bluefield East bound.
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Norfolk and all points on Shenandoah
division, Pullman sleeper and cafe car
TO Roanoke. Pullman sleeper Roanoke
to New York via Hagerstown. Parlor
car Roanoke and Norfolk.
7.20 m daily for East RadfoId
Roanoke and intermediate stations.
APO p m daily for Roanoke, Lynch
burg and intermediate stations and the
Shenandoah Valley. Pullman sleeper
Gary to Philadelphia.
9.1S p III for Roanoke, Lynchburg,
Richmond, Norfolk. Pullman sleeper
to Norfolk, and Roanoke to Richmond
wEsTBoUND.
$40 m for Kenova, Portsmouth,
Columbus, st. Louis and the west.
Pullman sleeper to Columbus,
cafe car.
$40 p NJ for Kenova, Portsmouth,
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Pullman sleeper toCincinnati, Columbus
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VOTE FOR STUART

Hon. III G. Stuart helped to adopt
the constitution that enables the
children of this Commonw ealth to
attend the public schools six instead
of four months in the year.
The new Constitution of which
Hon. II. G. Stuart helped to adopt
reduced State taxes, added two
months to the terms of public
schools, furnished the money 10 paw
the increased pensions and to hell
build good roads, and eliminated the
negro from the polls.