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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-24

Ser 2eitlng oes Grobibitionsfeio-
5uges i'm iiio1i6en SSnoialto suriid-
getreten. gr babe bieS nit Ben
@orten beeriinoet: Ser &etranfe-
banoel iit obbaneig bon ocnl Scr
langen no6 @etranfcn uno 10 lon-
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lit oies berlel6e 8robibitiousopoItel
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in Seros ulnberreilte mlo beionoers
unter Der oeuti6en gepolfcr,nlg te5
Staates slnbaneer Ser grpbibitiou
81 getpinnen fudte.
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beri6tet: @li5abetb Maaub, 10 SATIRE
alt, lpelde ols zines ser ic5onItel
Meab6en bieies Staot6ens golt, liegt
i'm Seim ibres goters @oofrep
Waus tot infolge BON 9Sergif-
tung. Die 9oli3ei erflarte, oaB
lie auf @runo norgerromnlener l1r-
teriudungen Der 9lniidt iit, bob oos
0fao6en bon ibrer 16 Sabre oIten
S6weiter aatbarine gllice pereiffcr
lpuroe. 9ie Boli5ei iudt lestere lo-
wie einen ungefabr 24 Sabre olten
iungen 0tann ausfinoig 3u MAIDEN,
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einen1 @utolllobil gum Wiaut Sanie
auf geiud fonl uno oaiiel6a unge-
fabr Inn 1 llbr lpieoer DerlieB. ct
lpa cine Stulloe ipater perlieB 8atbe-
rille Ilice in ben neuen &leioern
ibrer S6fpeiter 1tno elm &lcioerfpf-
ferden oerielben trogello, ebenfaas
oas Sous. Die Eoli5ei be9auptet.
ooB Die iiineere S6meiter eas @elo-
tal6den Der alteren ieines Snbaltes
beraubte unO oaiielbe ilt Die gobe
oes 5eniters ibres eigenen S6laf-
dinlnters mari.
slus Cambridge in OtaIfa6n-
ietts meloet nlon. Grof. Sngb %.
GonipnL Ser an Der Sarbaro-l1ni-
periitat GorIeiungen iiber Mfot6e-
matif bdlt, bot iid) bel ser &antraf-
torer-Sirma, Die Die Cambridge
Sunnelbabn bout, als gelpobnlider
Sagelobner 5ll $3.50 per Sag per-
onngen, nm ou6 praftiif Die 9tr-
belt fenrlen 5u lernen. SIM Spntmer-
furius Ser llniperiit1t gebort cr
Der Safllltat oes sSSngenieur-9eparte-
n1ents an 9eeben ibm arbeltan an
Dem Srlnnel audi ieds Stuoenten
Don Sarparo, gale uno anbercn
Sohi6ulen als geipobnlide 4rbei-
ter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-24

8as Observation-Disclosures Der
Segislatur BON Ohio bat cine Inter.
luhung in ge8ng auf 8eite9ungsper-
lu6e, Die angebli6 BEL n1efreren
Dtitglieoern oes Souies gpnlo6t
lino, einaeleitet. 3ie 8eriu1e lollet
in @erbinoune nit Ser 4nnaDlne eli.
ner @ia iteben, ourb Die e8 sen inn
Staote arbeitenoen Seleorapbcll-@e.
leaidaften erlaubt miro, ii6 5u Der.
einigen.
Sn 2erineton, ap., lpuroe eir
gelpiiier Ebomas @. Wtcgtomoro.
Elm befannter oenlofrotiider Yoliti-
fer, BON einern iuneen Wfanl I'M
Sanie elmer gdfpiiien 8londe 8ot.
terion eridoiien. giferiud)t mar
DER 0eipeqqrin6 Ser Sat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-24

saubbeit fann mid)t sebeiGt uerSeu
burd lofale Gpplifatioren, neil iie ben
ben frnnfen Sell beg Sbres nid]t erreiz
den f6nnen. gs eiebt nm einen 8eg.
ote Sanbheit alt fllrieren, ltllb Der tit
onr6 forititutioneIle 9eilnlitteI. Sau6s
beit fptrb bur6 einen ert8iinbeten s.
ltaab Der i9leimisen &usfleioune Ser
gnita6il6en 9f16re beritrfatbt. Meun
oieie Jf0bre 5ib erlt5iirlbet, babt SIR eiz
nen rlmpelnben Son ober unbollfomme>
nes @ebor; linb tpenn lie gan5 aeld)[p1,
len ift, erfolot gaubbeit, llno tDeiin 6ieIe
gnt5iin6nng nibt eeboben nno bieie
Gobre tDie6er IN ibren geb6rigen 3us
italIb beriebt tperoen fanr, fpirb Sas
@ehor fir irmer 5erit6rt fperben; neuu
5dlle nnter 5ebn iinb bur1 &atarrp
peruria6t, nel6er r1i9ts als Elm ent<
aiineeter 3uifalb Der ibleinlieen Sbers
fld9en 1T.
gBir fpolIen einbun6ert 9olIars fir
ieben (bardl &atarrb peruriaGbten Sdll)
BON Salibbeit 9eben. ben mir ni9t 6urd
ginnebmen bon 9aa's &atarr6s&ur bctS
len fonnen. 2abt gu6 rmionit girfu-
lnre fpn1men.
s. s. 6 gbeneb & Co., Solebo, 8.
ey @erfaiift bon alfen Mpotbefell, 75c.
9aQ's Eanilien@Gillen iirto bic beIren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-24
9fettete bas 2eben cincs Goloaten.

S. s(. Stone in 9erp, geras.
itano lieber ben <geln uno @rana-
ten i'm giirgerfrieg gegenii6er, als
Der @usiidt, Die S6tpinoiu6t gu bn-
ben, nie Die alerate bebaapteten.
SD 5og mir einen bartn6digen SUI
item 81, ben id niht tpieoer loslper-
ben fonnte", idreibt er. v@tein Sc
lpi6t ging auf 130 Bfunb berunter.
Sd gebralldte bann 9r. Sings
9tetp DISCOVERY uno tpuroe oollitdn-
Dig gebeilt. @egen Suiten, grfGl,
hlng, Grippe, slitbma, Seiierfeit,
&eudbuiten uno 2ungenIeioen lit es
oas 8eite. SOC uno $1.00. Ser.
iu9sflaihen frei. @araltiert bon al.
len Druggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-24
RaSieaIbeilafse
NerbenIdlpa6e

e6tpa0e. nerb6Je gerfonen eepIaet bon Sogfs
ntneSlofefeit nnb f6le9ten 9rdunten. erfd56p.
teH6en @nSfifien, Hruff=, Sfitdens nn6 appf,
fGmerBene SaarausfaII, Qfbnabne bes G,eb5rs
unb Geft6t5. aatarrbt Wsaeenbriiden, gtu5lbers
!toptnne, Miioiefeit, @rr0ter, Bittern, 5ersiIob.
len, Bruftbeflemuung elensftIf9feit unh Iribs
tim = frfatren aus benz vSueenbfrennb", iuls
etntadl, fdDnell unb btlitB flle nnnatiirlis
den Uertnfte limb anbere gplscn jusenA,
lidlcr Wcrtrrunsen sriinSltdj sebeilt unb
pplle Wefunbbett mnS srptiinn tpicses.
trlanst werbem fBnnen. - Gang nenes
Seilperfnbren. Seber fetn etgner &rst.-
Dtefes quberoroentIi4 interefIante uub Iebr.
rei1e BUD l0sutf0e SlufIaee 19oe), fueI6es
bon Jung Nnb alt, Mann urb Grdu, eeIefen
iueroen follte, fnnn eeeen gtnfeHbune bon 2b
Gents In griefmorfen oerfieeeIt besoeen iperoen
bon ber
pripatsalinif, 1876. Npenue
zasrp 1prk, ~. ~.
U1m ertpabne bic Nreie Breiie I. SeraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-24
Mrs. WinSIOWs Soothing Syrup

lit ieit iiber so Sabren bon WeiQio.
men bon 0aiittern beim 3abmem if.
rer Simber NIT b6llisem Grfala ae-
6rau6t tporoen. gs berubiet 6os
aino, ertpeidt bas 3abnfleii6, lin.
bert alle Shmer8en furiert @ino.
Golic ltno lit Die bette aranei ecgen
0iorrboe. @on alien 9ruggiIten
in ieoem Seil Der @elt perfouft.
Seio liher uno oerlangt .Wtrs.
8inslons Sootbing Sprup" i,no
nebmt ni6ts 9ln6eres. % Cts. oie
Slai6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-24

> It er II.
Sett lit bic id)1ne Siterseit,
Sa fremt iidl Niles tueit mn6 brett.
Gle &tnber amf bas GieriidJen
tlnb anf ben fd)6nen Siterfmden,
9as Mabfem aaf ibr neues Sicib,
Sas su bent Sfterfeft bereit;
Ser Sitngltng fiiblt Elm idlidltern Sa-
spa ct nnt bic @eliebte frasen?
Sm Shaufenfter, bort bel benz StDre,
9amdJt jett Der Siterbut berbor.
Gr lit nidjt idJ1n -bas slaub' id] gerit-
Spf) bafiir ihenklid) nnb MODERN.
9enn mas MODERN lit, tragt Die @elt
@enn es ibr iel6ft audi nidlt gcfallt,
@enn Mfles MIR mpbcrn unb uen
MadJt man fid) ielbit CUR @pgeiiGen
SpdJ laifem mir ben WDbenerals.
Gs it)lagen jett bie 8aume ans,
lln0 furse Belt iutrS MIR perge1'it
8is gllles tuir in Sliite ieb'n.
Auu lthyS vlIuHt w SlA|tupuit
ltnb iuirsis milbe= =ueid1e 2nft,
Man bilts tltdDt tuebr inn Sanic aus,
Gs treibt in's Sreie ms binaus.
Spd1 init benz iuarntent Spnnenidleiu
Sa itellt aud pft ber Surit iidJ elm,
ltnn es bebenft iidJ Sebermanr,
gSie CT tim tupl balb l3idJen faWn.
Sph Or. Miartin 2ntber ipribt:
sSas gSafier titts alleine nidjt,
Sp4 tuirflidJ bir ber Srnnf gebetbin
Wak ettuas gnb'res babel ietn."
9a ,ueif if iuirflidj in Der Sat,
Dir einen gnu5 fantpien 9tat:
Siit bnritis bn, Sas slanbe mir,
8eitelle breiit u mn 8ier.
Sd iueie, bit rufIt:: ,Sb, ebler Grant,
@er bid er5euste, babe Sanf,
Gs 1T bet bette Grant fiir iuabr
Sir Sftern = uno fiir's ganss Sabr."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-24

@erlanet Bel gutem 2o6n eiu
6ausmdo6en fir cine aus orei Ser
ionen beltebenoe 6arnilie. gtGberes
225 Sing @iqiam GtraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-24

S6atten fannit ou oir ubnebtl
leibt idaffen; iatnmle oaber lieber
SonnenItrahlelt.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
LAST HONORS FOR
JUSTICE FULLER
Dead Chief Magistrate VIII Be
Laid at Rest During Mil
itary Salute

CHICAGO, July rs. s. Gregory and
DR.. Samuel NJ Moore announced late
today that all arrangements had been
completed for the funeral of the late
Chief Justice Fuller. The services will
be held at st. James Episcopal churcn
at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
Burial will be in Graceland cemetery
At the hour the church services be-
gin the flag at headquarters of the de-
partment of the lakes, on the federat
building. will drop TO half mast and
there remain during the funeral BY
order of General Grant, II minute guns
will be fired at the same hour
The pail bearers will be CampDeH
Wallace Nathaniel l. Francis and
Samuel NJ. Moore, sons in law of Jus
tice Fuller. and Melville c. Aubrey
Melville Weston Fuller and Stuart
Shepard. grandsons.
The entire federal and state judiciary
of Cook county, delegations from state
and. city bar associations and scores OF
prominent lawyers will attend the
funeral services. An escort of honor
has been selected to meet the train
bearing Chief Justice Fuller's body at
the La Sale street station at 1880
o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
OIL TRUST ALLY
OMPROMISES SUIT
Waters-Pierce Company Agrees
to Pay $4,000 Fine and Stop
Unlawful Practices

ENID, Okla, July THE custer suit
Of the state of Oklahoma against the
Waters Pierce oil company was settled
today when the company promised to
pay fine of $4,000 and cease the prac-
tices the state held to be unlawful
Violation of the antitrust law was
charged. The agreement provides that
the state shall receive $4,000 in SO
days, $4,000 in six months and the
other $4,000 in nine months. The COM
pany promises not TO maintain any re-
straint of trade in petroleum products
in the state.
The agreement includes "a provision
that prior to regulation by the state
corporation commission. or until it has
been determined that that commission
has no power for such regulation. the
company shall maintain uniform prices
on petroleum products in the state.
The Waters Pierce company also
promises to erect or acquire a refinery
at a cost of not less than sI5O,000 near
a suitable city in the oilfields.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
|SCHOOLMA' ANS
WIN AT POLITICS
Mrs. Ella Young Elected Presi-
dent Over Nominating Com
mittee's Choice
Roncoyieri's Eloquence Secures
National Convention for San
Francisco in 1911
Confined From Page 1

ucational association. Her opponent
zachariah Xenephen Snyder. president
of the state normal schools Of Colorado,
who was the selection of the nominat-
ing committee representing all the
states, was defeated by a vote of 617 to
S76 in the general convention
1t took a clear parliamentary head to
cut the knot that the nominating com
mittee had tied about Snyder. but the
women were equal to the task. and
after Mrs. Young had resigned as a
candidate for second vice president on
the ticket presented to the general con-
vention her friends put her up as a
direct candidate against Snyder. When
Mrs. Young was declared the winner
the convention Immediately accepted
the other names presented by the COM
mittee, as follows:
Treasurer-P. W. Springer. Michigan.
Vice Presidents-James Y. Joyner, Raleigh
N c.; Miss Julia Richman, New York; + Z.
Cook, spearAsh, s. D; George W. Mcfarland,
town, w. Va; Charles S. Foss. Reading. Pa;
Homer T. Sweeney, Cedar Falls, Ia; z. o.
Kan: samusi svarv IincoI, Nsbe nei OpsRa, n,,a,
niway, Bozeman, Mont.
Particular attention was paid to the
EDUCATION of the child in the addresses
at today's meetings. In the afternoon
state teachers associations and those
interested in school gardens and re-
ligious training also held sessions.
The convention will close tomorrow
night.
A part of the resolutions of the as
sociation adopted at the general busi-
ness meeting follows:
The National educational asso-
citation reaffirms its unalterable
opposition to any division of the
public school funds among private
or sectarian schools and believes
appropriations from the federal or
state treasures in support of pri-
vate educational institutions are in
direct cOntravention of the funda-
mental principles upon which our
system of American public school
education has been founded and
has proSpered.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
GOLD ON BITTER CREEK
CAUSES BIG STAMPEDE
Placer Miners to Sink to Bed
rock on Benches

VICTORIA, b. c.. July Arrivals
from the Stewart mining district tell
of the discovery of placer gold on the
benches at Bitter creek
Prospeotors have been searching for
placer since the recent big reef finds
in the mountains near Bitter creek
D. ]. Rainey. one of the former pros
pectors in the district, has found gold
in Bitter creek and a stampede re-
suited.
The miners are building sluice boxes
and will sink to bedrock at once to
demonstrate the value of the find.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
British Law Maker Aroused

LONDON, July Sir Howell Davies
has given notice of his intention to
ask the home secretary in the house
of commons in the interest of public
decency' to prohibit the exhibitor bio
graph pictures of the Jeffries- Johnson
fight,
The movement in favor of govern
ment action looking to the suppression
of the pictures of the Reno fight is ex-
tending to considerable section of
the house of commons. Both parties
support the movement.
Some of the morning papers advocate
a general suppression as tending to pre-
vent glove fights, which, they say, are
promoted merely for the sake of the
profits from the pictures. The question
was discussed by the Glasgow corpora
tiOn Yesterday
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08

That is really how I came to be where
I.was when 1 was arrested"
ENGAGED TO MARRY
Il came here from Los Angeles to
meet the man I expect to marry when
the A. B. Johnson gets to port. His
mate, and 1 have known him for four
years. Coming up from Los Angeles on
the Governor l shared my room with an
old lady who was very seasick the
whole way, so l left her the whole
place as much as possible and was UP
on deck lot. / don't know how it
happened--I really don't for l had it
well hidden-but the $40 had to keep
me until | got money from my son was
stolen, with waist and a looking
glass. When I spoke of it the last
morning they told me it was too late
to do anything about it.
$50 l didn't have a nickel when / got
here and l didn't know the city. 1 just
walked around looking for some place
I could go for little work until 1 got
some money.
Il am a stranger here, and l didn't
know when 1 went to Frank Skiva's
place at 49S Pacific street that it was a
dance hall. The landlady let me have
room to myself for $3.50 week and let
me sell beer on a commission of one
half of what l sold, and she herself
sent for my trunk and paid for ii.
Some nights 1 made so cents and some
nights 50, but 1 had to eat and pay for
my bed and pay back my trunk and get
some money to get away, and l just
never made a cent ahead I wrote to
my son and to the man I'm going to
marry and told them where | was and
asked them to send me money. My
mail to the general post office is un,ler
the name of Way Tries, but there l
was just Ella Wilson from the start.
I didn't want my real name to be
known in that place.
TELLS OF TAKING POISON
Il was getting very blue and dismal,
and so l kept a two ounce bottle of
mixed wood alcohol, peroxide and car
bolic acid with me. l was warming a
little sick kitten when they arrested
me. drunken sailor was going to
wiring it's neck The poor little thing
was onlymiauing, and l asked him to
give 1t to me. 1t seemed to be the only
thing that needed me or wanted me in
the whole world, and l was holding it
against me to warm it-and then |
was arrested. When 1 knew what it
meant-jail and disgrace and my name
dragged through everything just
felt the end had come and that l
couldn't stand anything more. So 1
put my head under my cape and drank
the bottleful, and as l was throwing
it out of the patrol wagon the police
man caught me and hurried me off to
the emergency hospital. They tell me
I'm going to live" she finished
Some money should be here soon"
she added, hopefully, and maybe my
son. The A. B. Johnson will also leave
Aberdeen soon. and if get married
my home will be in this city But, any
way, now I've come back. if l do get
out I'll do something. Til work, and
/ can do almost anything, given the
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
REVENUE OFFICERS
RAID OPIUM FACTORY
Chinese Was Converting "Sec-
ondS" Into Dream Stuff

ST. LOUIS, July An alleged opium
factory was raided here early today
and its owner, Joe Sing. a Chinese, is
being held by revenue officers. The
officers say the factory was running
full blast when they entered.
The officers seized three sacks of
seconds" opium, "a pounds of opium
seasoning leaves, 100 cans of. .manufac-
tured opium and two cald rs1ns which
Sing was using for his cooking.
The prisoner is charged with taking
opium seconds. seasoning it with
opium leaves and selling the product
for genuine opium
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
All Towns Open in Utah

SALT LAKE CITY, July Replying
to a message from an eastern crusader
urging him TO prevent the exhibition
of fight pictures in Utah, Governor Spry
telegraphed today that there was no
state law under which the pictures
could be suppressed and that before
the legislature could meet and take
action the pictures would have been
shown. He advised the correspondent
to take the matter up with the munich
pal authorities.
Mayor Bransford is absent, and Chief
of Police Barlow says he sees no good
reason for interfering with the pic
lures in Salt Lake CITY.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Missouri Churches Protest

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, July Tt was an
nounced today that a mass meeting os
citizens would be called by the local
federation of churches in a movement
to prohibit the exhibition here of the
Johnson -Jeffries fight pictures. The
city council will be petitioned to pass
an ordinance barring the pictures.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Fresno Ministers Oppose

FRESNO. July THE first step in
an attempt to prevent the Jeffries-
Johnson fight from being shown in
Fresno was taken this afternoon, by
the Ministerial union when it appoint
ed committee of three to wait upon
Mayor Rowell and urge him to take
action against the exhibition of the
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Mexico Offers Welcome

MEXICO CITY. July Mexico City
will welcome the moving pictures of
the Jeffries- johnson prize fight. Gov
ernor Lanyda Escandon of the federal
district said he would not attempt to
put the fight films under his jurisdic-
tion; but, on the other hand, would like
to have them exhibited here Happily"
he said, I'VE have no negroes here"
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Suppression Demanded

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, July
S.-All the Johannesburg newspapers
demand the suppression of the moving
pictures of the Reno fight 1t is be-
lieved the town council intends to for
bid the exhibition as detrimental to
public. peace and other towns are likely
to follow this action
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Australians in Opposition

MELBOURNE, Australia, July THE
clergymen of New South Wales have
sent petition to Andrew Fisher, the
premier of Australia, asking him to
prevent the introduction into the COM
monwealth of the Jeffries-J johnson fight
pictures. similar movement is afoot
in New Zealand
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Out of Minneapolis

MINNEAPOLIS, July Mayor
Haynes today ordered acting Chief of
Police Mealey to see that none of the
Jeffries-Johnson fight pictures were put
on nnblic exhibition here
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
States and Cities Divide
Regarding Pugilistic Shows

according and municipal aps and the declarations made
by officials The JcfeS Johnson fight pictures nil be barred every
whc Here summary of the far developed:
Cities Barring Fight Pictures
r.. T.
MiIwauke
N. VI. Ky.
"a
Tex lew Los Angeles
i.
C. TX.
Harrisb Pa
Cities Not Barring Fight Pictures
:
81. Mo
oils
Cities Where Action 8 Doubt
Pa.
Pa. Josep
OakI
States Governor Is Against
Pictures
lar south Caroina
chigan south Dakot
States Where Law Permits Fight Pictures
WASN'T Missouri
Utah
states
Against Pictures F. Is
j
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Opposed in New Mexico

ROSWELL, N. NJ, July Mayor
George T. Veil announced last night
that he would not allow the exhibition
of the Jeffries- Johnson fight pictures
in this city and, If necessary. ~he will
ask the board of aldermen to pass an
ordinance especially against them.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Suggestion From India

CALCUTTA, July THE demand for
the prohibition of biograph pictures of
the Jeffries-Johnson fight is spreading
in India. The papers suggest that the
American authorities destroy the films
and compensate the owners.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
San Diego Chief Undecided

SAN DIEGO, July 7.-When asked
whether he would permit the exhibit
tion of the Jeffries-J johnson prize fight
pictures, John L. Sehon, superintendent
of police. said that as yet he had not
decided what action he would take He
intimated however, that he would be
guided by public opinion, and that if a
majority of California cities barred the
pictures San Diego probably would do
the same
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Washington Law Silent
Permissible in Montana

BUTTE, Mont, July 7.-Governor z.
III. Norris has wired Secretary Shaw of
the Endeavorers' convention at Boston
that the statutes of Montana are not
sufficiently specific to permit any in
tervention on the part of the state au-
thorities with any exhibition of the
Jeffries-J ohnson pictures in Montana.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08

pictures This committee also will as
certain if there is city ordinance that
can be utilized to prevent the pictures
being shown and if one can not be
found will attempt to have one enacted.
Washington Law Silent
BELLINGHAM, Wash, July THE
missionary conference of the Christian
church of western Washington, in ses-
sion here today. in joint action with
the heads of the ministerial associa-
t1ons of Bellingham Everett and Seat
tie, plans to prevent the exhibition of
the Jeffries-Johnson fight pictures in
Washington.
Each ministerial association will ask
the various city councils to pass ordi-
nances prohibiting the exhibition.
At present there are no ordinances
prohibiting such shows in any of the
cities of the state, and no state statute
can be made to cover the case.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Mad men
FOUND ON DESERT
OF Four Rescued One Was Run
ming About Naked, Wav-
ing His Hat

SAN BERNARDINO. July AFTER
being without food and water for sew
eral hours, William Clark, John Utter,
Dean Middleton and Nick Bevier were
rescued from death on the desert near
the San Bernardino-Inyo county line.
The men were on their way to post
notices on a group of claims when
Clark became exhausted. Leaving him
by small stream, the others continued
on with the expectation of returning
soon.
AS the men failed to arrive at the
mine a man named Giles headed
searching party They first found
Clark. who. stark naked. was running
about waving his hat. He, was cap
tured and subdued. The other men
were found after several hours. all in
a half crazed condition. They were
taken 20 camp and will recover
FACES FELONY CHARGE-James Rith. a min
ing man. held for trial before the superior
court by Police Jude COnan yesterday on "a
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-08
Army Orders

WASHINGTON, July The war de-
partment has issued the following
order.
Captain Jesse r. Harris of the medi-s
cal corps is relieved from treatment at
the general hospital Presidio. at San
Francisco, and will return TO his proper
station