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The Columbus journal., 1910-10-26
rsv Murine EYE REMEDY

TRY MURINE EVE REMEDY
for Red, Weak. Weary. Watery Eyes
ardGranulated Eyelids. Murine Doesn't
Smart-Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists
Sell Murine Eye Remedy. Liquid. 25c.
50c. 81 90. Murine Eye Salve In
Aseptic Tubes. Csc. $1.0O. Ego books
and Eye Advice Free by Mall.
Murine Eve Remedy Co.. Chicago.
The Columbus journal., 1910-10-26

When q girl marries for money the
devil IS usually the best man 1t the
wedding.
The Columbus journal., 1910-10-26
Turned Tables on Root

document file) I find that New York's
quota is now xcesded by IA per
cent"
The Columbus journal., 1910-10-26

some are missing. l am not discour-
aged. however"
He spread out some bits OF yellow
paper, and We bent over them curious
~. II was something like this:
Man with D. Get
The Columbus journal., 1910-10-26

You may call the farmer slow. but
he takes moro chances from year to
year than any dozen men who work
inside 1T q salary.
The Columbus journal., 1910-10-26
4 Biased Opinion.

4 Biased Opinion.
DO you think buttermilk VIII pro
long ones life. Col. Soaksby?
"Ahem! I have NO doubt. Misc
Plumper, that II a person had to drinb
buttermilk every day 1t would make
life seem longer"
The Columbus journal., 1910-10-26

Life Is q grind. but the world II fun
Of cranks.
Amador ledger., 1910-07-08
BOARD OF
EDUCATION
Report of Past School
Term for AmadOr
County

The board of education met in the
office of the superintendent of schools
June 18th, 1910, at 10 a. m. upon roll
call the following members were
noted present Thos. D. Davis, Miss
Agnes Rabb, Geo. F. Mack and W. H.
Greenhalgh. Alice E. Davis was noted
absent. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and approved. The
questions prepared by the members of
the board for the grammar grade ex-
aminations were read and after being
amended We're approved; the questions
were then mimeorgaphed.
June Is to Is, the examinations were
conducted in Volcano by Thos. D.
Davis; Jackson, Agnes Rabb; lone,
Geo. F. Mack; Suffer Creek, Alice G.
Davis; Plymouth, w. H. Greenhalgh.
On June 10th and 18th the board met
in the superintendent office and
graded papers. There were sc children
in all who took examinations, and OF
this number rs were successful in re-
ceiving the required per cent, and or
motion the marking of the several
members were accepted.
June 18th the board met and adopted
questions for the teachers examina.
tions, all except Geo. F. Mack being
present and his questions were read by
the secretary, after few changes the
questions were adopted. From June
goth to Oath, the board conducted the
examinations. On June 25th the board
renewed the following grammar grade
certificates:
Zeno N. Abbott. Ellen M. Walker,
Jesse Orr, W. T. Connors, Aline w.
Keffer, Jessie B. Brown, Daisy A.
Thomas, Cora E. gilbert, Agnes l.
Jackson, Nanda A. Barkley, whose
name at the present time is Mrs VIM.
Schunder, was granted renewal of g
duplicate grammar grade certificate
that was destroyed in the FIRE al
Placerville recently. G. B. Caldwell
was granted by unanimous vote Of
the members of the board a recon.
mendation for grammar school life
diploma.
Allen Joses was granted a school
Continued on page
Amador ledger., 1910-07-08
JACKSON
CITY ITEMS
Local Happenings About
AmadOr's County
Seat

Charles Ginocchio went to San Fran
cisco a few days ago for treatment for
his legs, which have troubled him con-
siderably.
Mrs M. P. Silva left Sunday morning,
on visit to her mother, who,is resid-
ing near Martinez, in Contra Costa
county.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Wrigglesworth left
Saturday morning to spend the fourth
with relatives in Lodi.
Mrs Coley Daugherty and her mother,
Mrs Hopkins, came up from San Fran
cisco Saturday, on visit to Will Hip
kins and family, who live on the line of
the Amador canal.
Charles Parker left Saturday to re-
turn to San'Francisco, after spending
week with his parents in this city.
Mrs Bishop has returned home after
pleasant visit with relatives in Son
ora.
Jos Coombs went to Orangevale this
week, to visit his sister.
C. T. Bartlett came up from Berkeley
Friday for the purpose of winding up
the affairs of the estate of S.W. Bright,
he being the administrator. He re-
turned to the city Sunday.
Tobias Hawkins has moved his fam
lily into the residence on Pitt street re-
Gently purchased by him from Robert
Ousby.
B. Gary who has been working in
the mines around here, left last week
for Sacramento, and will likely remain
there if suitable employment offers.
His wife will join him as soon as he
gets settled.
Chas. Coombs deported last Friday
for Santa Ana, Orange county, to
visit his sister, Mrs. Trennery. He
may conclude to stay there if condi'
lions are favorable.
Continued on page 5
Amador ledger., 1910-07-08
Nomination Papers Filed

Up to yesterday nomination papers
for state and county Offices had been
filed with the county clerk, after ex-
animation and approval, as follows
May 5-Charles F Curry, rep, governor
May 7-WF Englebright, r, congressman
May 10-AG Burnett, r, associate justice
June ia Brown, r, bd of equalization
June ia L Reale, r, county recoder
June 17-John Blower, RUS township 5
June 20 Al Goldner, dem " l
June pa ] Laverone, con % l
June 27-Alden Anderson, rep, governor
Ed Meserve, rep, U S senator
F G Stevenot, rep, assemblyman
June ED Hyatt, rep, supt schools
R Rammero, d, railroad com
IN w Dial Porto, d, con twp l
&C E Jarvis, dem, assessor
June 30 r Huberty dem, county clerk
S T Harris, +, constable twp
j E Walton, rep, coroner etc
j Daneri, dem, coroner etc
July -TheodoreABell, dem, governor
T Spellacy, dem, lieut-gov
B Bledsoe, d, jus sup court
w p Lawlor, d, jus sup court
S w Rosenscroft, d, printer
j E Pemberton, d, atty-gen
S S Bagley, d, emsec of state
T S Malone, dem, state treas
&C H Holcomb, d, survey gen
H Blanchard, clerk sup court
T H Kirk, d, state school supt
j E Raker, d, congressman
W w Shannon, r, state printer
j E Kelly, d, constable twp 2
July Gu S Webb rep, attorney gen
"A W Robinson, dem, jus twp
&C H Dunlap, rep, jus twp
W Brown, d, supervisor twp 8
"A G Irwin, r. eprailroad com
F B Joyce, r, supervisor twp 3
July IF V Keesling, rep, lieut-gen
July ct Delucci rep, constable twp
Al Lehn rep, justice of peace
-CALudekens, dem, con twp 3
July 81 Marchant, rep. co. assessor
H E Potter, rep, coroner, etc
Gus Schrader, rep co, surveyor
W II Greenhalgh. r. school supt
There are quite number of petitions
n addition to the above awaing exam
nation and approval
Amador ledger., 1910-07-08
Church Services
CATHOLIC

LIST Sunday each month masses at Z
a. m. and a. m. All other Sundays
mass will be held at 9 a. IN.
REV. j. j. GLEESON
Pastor.
Amador ledger., 1910-07-08

A Piccardo, team hire SO. st
S Phear, team hire 1.5(
H A Clark, team hire GOT
G Guize, labor 2.5C
A Hamrick, labor Zoo
J B Flitcraft, labor Loo
C Goodal, labor COCO
j Turner, labor $500
A Scatena, labor $500
A L & Co, street lights 1000
Mrs C Marcia, Office rent GOO
U S Gregory, board of prisoners SOC
Taylor & Podesta, sprinkling SITS 180.OO
A ] Laverone, expenses 1881
w G Thompson, recorders fees 900
Mrs G Richtmyer, water 1910
Forshay, labor and supplies 1926
G M Kelly, rec death certificates ESQ
Yawman Erbe Co, supplies 7.2O
Knight & Co, supplies 5000
Jos Vigna, watering trees 600
Amador county rent 5000
P L Cassinelli, supplies 1885
The bill of Mrs C. Langhorst, which
was laid over from last meeting, was
ordered paid.
Salaries for June were ordered paid
as follows; F V Sanguinetti, marshal,
SIS; j. S. Garbarini, fire chief, SO; E.
S. Pitois, sexton, $50; C. M. Kelly,
clerk, $40.
Application of C. E. Reynolds to re-
tail liquor at AZ Court street, was
Application of H. S. Talon and S. V,
Oneto to retail liquor at Resort saloon
IA Water street, was granted.
C. E. Reynolds was granted permits
sion to transfer his licence to 48 Court
street.
H. c. Garbarini appeared before the
board, representing the Amador Lum-
Der company, and asked for reduction
of license, and same was granted, to
commence August l.
Petition requesting city to take charge
of Catholic cemetery denied.
Meeting place of city trustees was
ordered changed from supervisors room
to city clerk S office, No. Court street
and the clerk was ordered to provide
the necessary furniture therefor.
Superintendent of streets was in
structed to notify owner and occupant
of Fullen property on Main street to
remove obstruction in frontof premi SEES
Adjourned until August A.
Amador ledger., 1910-07-08
EPISCOPAL

ST. Augustines, Jackson LIST and Ord
Sunday of the month service at II a.
m
End and 4th Sunday of the month,
services at p. m.
Trinity, Suffer Creek, 1st and 3rd
Sunday of the month, services at 80
p. m.
End and 4th Sunday of the month,
services at II a. m.
JOHN E. SHEA,
Rector.
Amador ledger., 1910-07-08
METHODIST

Preaching Sunday morning at HOO
a. m.
Preaching Sunday evening 73O pm
Sunday school, Sunday morning
10 100 a. m.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening
at z 80 p. m.
REV. T. H. NICHOLAS,
Pastor.
Amador ledger., 1910-07-08
LAW YERS.

r AW T. FREITAS
Attorney-at-Law
Specialtv-Commercial law and colec-
tions.
Credit attorney Stockton Retail Mer-
chants Association.
Suit No 210, Savings & Loan Bank Bldg
oci STOCKTON. CAL.
Amador ledger., 1910-07-08
CITY TRUSTEES

The board of city trustees met in the
supervisors room in regular monthly
session on July 7, all members present
except trustee Lucot.
Demands against the city were al
lowed and ordered paid as follows:
Amador ledger., 1910-07-08
COUNTY'S
BUSINESS
Supervisors Hold Busy
Session-New Mem
Der Takes Seat

The board of supervisors met Tues
day, July 5, all members present, in
GLIDING L. H. Cook, the newly APP
pointed supervisor, whose commission
was read and spread upon the minutes.
Claims were allowed and ordered
paid out of the various funds as fol-
lows:
Amador ledger., 1910-07-08

OLDEST PAPER
LARGEST CIRCULATION
1t Pays the Business Man to Adver-
tise in the Ledger.
Amador ledger., 1910-07-08
MINE NEWS
ALONG LODE
Interesting Accounts of
Mines Located In
Amador Co.
Bunker Hill

The damage to the gallows frame
caused by an accident the latter part
of last week, was greatly exaggerated
ia reports sent to outside papers. The
damage was slight, and caused no stop
page of mining activity. The trouble
with the engineers which was reported
in these columns last week, has been
satisfactorily adjusted Two of the
old engineers returned to work, and
one new man engaged. The clean -up
for the June run was over S24, 600
$1,000 per stamp. The drift at the 1850
level is being pressed forward as rap
idly as possible, it is not expected to
tap the ore body before the end of the
month.
Lincoln Consolidated
Work was started at the Lincoln Con-
solidated mine at Suffer Creek last
Tuesday. Men were put to work clear
ing up around the shaft, preparatory to
starting the hoist to unwater the mine.
The hosting machinery erected by the
former company is first-class. and cap
able of prospecting the property to
much greater greater depth than the
existing workings. All the stock offered
for sale to provide working capital has
been subscribed. A. L. Noce, a veteran
mining man of this county, has been
appointed to take charge Of the devel-
opment work as superintendent He is
thoroughly posted on the dips, spurs
and angles of mother lode mining.
There is no valid reason, notwithstand-
ing all the prospecting that has been
done on this property in the past, why
the Lincoln Consolidated should not de-
velop into a dividend payer.
Amador LIMERICK Company
Deeds to the property covered by the
company's options on limestone lands
in the Mount Echo district have been
placed in escrow at the bank of J. W.
Surface & Son, lone. The first install.
ment of the purchase price wasspaid to
the lone bankers for the benefit of the
landowners yesterday. The amount paid
was ten per cent of the purchase price.
With these preliminary matters settled
the next business will be development
work to ascertain the extent and char
acter of the limestone deposits. Men
will be put to work for this purpose
within the next few days. There is
little doubt that the lodges will prove
satisfactory Tin every respect. This
work will require several weeks to
complete, and not until it is finished
will the company feel justified in going
ahead to equip the quarries for perma-
nent work, and proceed to arrange for
marketing the product This enter
prise bids fair to open up an extensive
and thriving industry in that section.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-04
&n1iides SaOen-e lenb.

Slt Ser lesten 3eit MAIDEN Iid)
in &uBlon6 mieoerum bGufiger
0rangialierungen Der Slloen bemerf-
bar, Die %erfennen laIien, oaB man
&ei6e oes G5aren BON Der Gn1oll-
5ipation Der iiioiiden llatertal1cn
nod melt entfernt lit. 0ieler Gage
muroen Observation-Disclosures iii er0.
Berem umfange aus &iep amtlidj
poreenommen. Sic botten oe,l Bud.
itaben oes @eiebes fir iid) Ii. bieler
8aidftabe oes @eieBes, Ser bod ionlt
in &uBlanb 10 lei6t iiberie6el miro,
erfpies iid, mo er gegen oie Suoen
iprod, als f%elienfeit. Mae 3enrii-
bungen, Sen @eneralgouperneur 5lt
beltimmen, Die perfiiete &ilsiueiluug
bon 1900 iiioiiden Samilieu nlit
iiber 5000 Berionen ni6t poer bod,
ri6t in Dem eeplonten Weobe aus.
fiibren gu laiien, paren bergeblih.
Die Suoen muBten monoern. Gel
Sogeserauen, 10 miro ooriifer aus
&iep beridtet burd8oeen abteilun-
gen BON &oiofen, 9oli8iiten u1.o
@enoarmen BEN bon Sen Suoen be-
Dobnten Stooteil uno p~erfiin6cten
unter Srommelidlag uno SromSe-
tenfanfaren Die gntideiourg oes
@enerolgouoerneurs. 8allm 3 Stun.
ben ipGter gineen 8oli5ei itn0 Mi-
litGr an's @erf, nit unerbittlid)er
Strenge Die Acknowledgements
our65ufiibreit. Ser88erreiBenoe S5e-
mem ipielten iid babel o6. aranfe,
@reiie uno 9inoer muroen lido
mungslos forteetrte6en.
9ieie Maiiena1speiiung BON SSu.
ben, mie Tie in Stem poa5ogen pur-
De, fam iid, nie geiagt, altf oos
@eies fifteen, benin Der ruliii6e SUI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-04
CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY,
Yten. Miner. @ffhdftafahrfr.

Sbeo. @iuer. Gef6dftsfabrer.
iii Sones abenie, gegeniiber Der
Gone GtnrSBrnuerei. Gnn Mntonio, Ser.
EE Snbritanteu bon alien Nrten Gpoa>
tpni1er, Mineralfpaier II. peraialih benz
tDolbefannten 2itbia Setter. 8eibe geles
phone. Greie Ghlieferitna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-04
Die arpfe Sbee eimer Irau

lit, iid anSiebenb gu MAIDEN. @ber
penn iie franf lit, Damn lift bos
ifmer. &ranfbeit betpirtt i6Ieftes
Iusieben. @ber @leftric 8itters
giebt ben Srauen @eiunobeit uuo
Sdonbeit 5uriid. @s reguliert Wta.
gen, 2eber uno geieren, reinigt 0os
8lut, giebt Itorfe Nerben, flare au-
gen uuto cine feline Saut. 8erlttft es.
Soc Bel oaen 9ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-04

user feline Sheen oif bic Stra-
Be mirft ion iid nidt trutosrn,
menn iie beidmubt iperoen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-02
Sk|RM|SH LINES
ARE CLASH|NC
Vets and Drys Have Workers
Out and Various Reports Are
Being Brought In.
VETS WANT CLASS BATTLE
Drys Prepared to Meet Them on
This or Any Other Line
of Argument.

The SklrmloL line in the temperance
campaign has ALREADY left the camns
~ +b, +,,.., ,,.,....,
w 'Pl'o'"@ ioi''S' 'U' - Hs'
the pIcIets nave not met and the smoke
Of battle is still to come What work
has been dome has hanp transformations
..,1 ..,4.,1
49,, W"
Inc pfohbitIon forces were the hrst
in the field and already have their
pickets out. Most Of them are now
,,.orl-;oor -, H.. 7-,a,1 49,. a.
l'''''', anu ~ '''''i las
aiieaol Deeh covered nat the results
of the work on the Garden Island are
is not known hut If is understand that
-ho l,7r,,,, 1oolou- .lo;.. :. e., 4l,;.
'''i' 'i"i''I 1t I0i 'i's1i
o"h'
Nakookoo, president of the Hawaiian
antisaloon leaoua Is WORKING ac+ivaIv
FOR +b, 4o,,,,,o,.,.,-, .s,.-.
D''
ei",siiiP mas l"Iien TO red be'NieE' VINO
IS directing the work of the agents.
there are at present SIX agents OF
the liquor men IN the field, all OF them
ON the liquor payroll and all OF them
working on tins Island, which will be
the bone OF contention IN the coming
pleblsctte. It Is merely possible that
the liquor men VIII not put any more
agents IN the heId and VIII devote their
energies exclusively to oahu.
me propaganda for and against pro
hlhltloh Is beng carried on among Ha-
Wauans almost exclusively. According
10 the reports Whlch the agents or Hqnor
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-02
PLAYED PART IN
NEAR TRAGEDY
Four MCRae Actors Pinned Be
meath Blazing Automobile
Escape Narrow One.
MRS. LORD SLIGHTLYHU
Six Thousand Dollar Machine Is
Burned Up-BloWout to
Fire the Cause.

Four members of the McRae Stock
Company-M and Mrs. Webb and Mr.
and Mrs. Hotchlliss-and Mrs. E. J.
Lord were within an ace Of death yes
terday afternoon, following an acct
dent to f. ]. Lord : big Stearns auto
mobile. Mr. Lord and Louis Morrison
also had narrow escapes, while the car
itself is wrecked beyond repair. Mrs.
Lord received some injuries, her wrist
and ankle being sprained, while the
other members of the party escaped
with minor bruises.
The affair might have been a most
disastrous one, however Five of them
were pinned beneath the car, which had
sllidded and turned turtle, while. i'm
mediate!y after the upset, the gasoline
took fire and wrapped the machine IN
flames. The escape of the ones i'm
prisoned under the machine was almost
miraculous.
The party had been spending part
of the day at Haleiwa and were re-
turning home A short distance from
the hotel, when the car was being driv-
en- at fair rate of speed, one Of the
front tires blew out and the big ma,
chine skidded for fifty feet. the brake
applied being useless. When it was
seen that the car would probably 60
over. Lord and Morrison. who were IN
the front seat. jumped The FIVE be
hind had no opportunity and the ma
chine went over, tanning them in a
heap beneath it. Almost Immediately
the flames burst out of the hood.
Morrison AID Lord rushed to the side
of the car, which weighs 1900 pounds,
and by main strength tilted it suffi-
GENTLY for the uniniured ones of the
five to crawl out themselves and drag
ont the Others Then all had to re
treat before the flames, fearing that
the gasoline tank would explode at any
moment.
Manager Goodale, of the Waialua
plantation. saw the accident and came
to the rescue in his machine. He order
ed a number of japanese. who had
gathered. to throw sand on the blaze
ia the hope Of smOthering it. but this
failed TO save the machine. which is
now a mass Of twisted metal. Mr.
GoodaIa then turned his machine over
10 the party. Mr. Lord driving it in
reaching town shortly after SIX 0 clock
The wrecked machine is $1,000
Sttaru~. partly insured.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-02
DRUNKEN CROWD
STARTS A RIOT
Kakaako Toughs Assault Fennell
and Rider Without Cause and
Arrests Will Follow.


'1'.'' I'o. ca last
II, ""''', i-I4uo' In
i''1'i
% .',''''I ,, " - u" were the cen
~ VI o'i'>'H u F"i''H
VI - "'99 anu oI''
hIoahs We're responsible tor 1t and
warrants Will be issued for several Of
them today. Rider and Fenueu were
.i+-irr,,,,, .L, s.+,,,. ~ .l,, ,,,..;,, -,-t,,,
'he\ hoJired that party OF men mad
their chairs out obStructjng the side
walk and part Of the street opposite
the no+orions 1raooon hIocL
r.,
-" ''''''l SUSSea'''" 'n'| went 10
the spot TO see what the trouble was
and found u man in the act of striking
another FenneU seized his arm and
...,,n..l H., =. ..,- A..
Inc other got surly ana threatened
trouble, a crowd of sixty or seventy
soon catherine Afrpr sharp al+erca-
+:,, w., man r,-a- 90. o.;ao ava Pi5o.
an" It""eli continued ihelF VAIN 20
the end OF the sidewalk and started
to return.
4. +be,, ,yara roin,, hack ano+bar
.., -.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-02
~. 1wilei Russians Organized
Duna for Themselves
Vasilieff Is President.
TAXES ARE 30 PER CENT
Honolulu Socialists Advise Them
to Submit to Tyranny
and Go to Work.

III, last fragrant insult extended by
.so Russians to the local government
,.s been offered in the organization by
tbem of complete government of their
ovn the laws of which are the only
ores they acknowledge.
The impossible barrier between them
and the other residents Of the Territory
afforded by the difference in language
has prevented this fact from becoming
krown generally. The medical guards
about the camps and the doctors, that
have visited it on behalf of the city
and Territory have lately uncovered it
GRADUALLY in conversations with the
Russians, carried on through interpre-
tiers.
Vaslieff is, of course. president,
There is also a treasurer. a secretary. a
finance committee. a commissariat de
partment and jury.
This startling state of affairs has a
hidden meaning, for it IS i virtual state
ment on the part of the Russians that
they can express their contempt for the
government under whose doubtful con-
troll they have found themselves only
bv establishing another. The action, it
is presumed Dv the police, was insti-
mted BY the stronger and more intelli-
gent portion of the Russians to keep the
balance under their thumb. Nasilieff
Is the kingpin of the whole scheme, and
it is believed that Dimitri Biloff, now
under arrest for vagrancy, is his princi-
pal lieutenant
The exact facts regarding the gov
ernmental scheme of the Russians can
not be learned. If they have a cons-i-
tuition ami declaration Of independ-
ence it has not been heard Of, but what
has been learned has been proven be
yond doubt
The first rumors of a government
within government were heard some
time ago, Dr. Mackall. city physician,
securing information which proved it.
Material Proof.
Several days aga the existence of
the Russian grand jury was learned by
the investigation Of a fracas that broke
out for a moment in the camp at Iwi
lei Facts learned later showed that
enc Of the men who are working re
turned to camp without that portion OF
his wages which are supposed to be
contributed to the general fund. Ii,
was SCI upon bv three or four Other
Russians and somewhat badly heater
up They were Immediately hailed he
lore the grand jury and all giv7I
tnaI and punished rs was seen fl
Several other Incidents Of the authority
Of this jury has also been noted by
those who have to keep IAN intimately
official eye on them.
Early Yesterday morning a group OF
Russians tied one of their number TO ;
telephone pole in KaEaalo where BE-
Confined on Page Four)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-02
MINISTER'S WOULD STOP
CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT
Movement Is Started, to Have Big
Mill Between Bruisers
Called Off.

san FRANCISCO, May 2.-As a re
suit Of the death Of Mccarthy, the pugi-
list, from injuries received in his fight
with Owen Moran, the ministers Of
the Gospel of California have inaug
urated State wide movement against
the championship fight between James
!. Jetfries and Jack Johnson. scheduled
to be pulled off in this city on July 4
Sporting men have been looking for
ward to the .Jetfries-J Johnson fight with
great interest and it is expected that
there will be strong opposition from
them to any effort at stopping the
promised mill.