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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-$SO0 10 ACRES
all in walnuts.S acres full bearing, acres
years old; house, barn and equipment goes
with the place. VIII trade up to full value
of place, but don't want 1t all i'm one piece
Address GARDEN GROVE LAND co, Or
ange county, Cal 10-27-29-3 3d.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30

FOR sALE-1O ACRES WELL IMPROVED
full equipment. house furnished, etc; party
in east says sell; terms For this and other
big bargains, GARDEN GROVE LAND CO.,
Garden Grove, Orange Co., Cal. 1O-27-29-30-3
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
THE DANBERY REALTY CO
NO. C-33

Only $12.5GO required to handle this big
deal. 40 acres. Every inch of same is
an income proposition. 10 acres l4-year-
old late Valencia oranges. Z acres 5-year-
old late Valencas. acres S-year-old
navels 10 acres 3-year-old Valencias, IA
acres, acres 14-year-old soft shell walnuts
acres of same interest with 2-year-oid
Valencias. New Groom house, barn, We'll
windmill and tank. Fine chicken corrals,
mules and harness. 2 farm wagons, l
disk, plows, l cultivator, l harrow
water stock, 10 shares Anaheim Union.
This ranch is located close to Anaheim.
Price $4,000. This includes all crops.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
ALE
S2.25 PER ACRE

FOR SALE
S2.25 PER ACRE
Gao ACRES.
1865 CASH.
Best cheap land in Southern California,
NO WORK OR RESIDENCE.
TITLE PERFECT.
LEVEL VALLEY LAND.
Coming under the big Colorado river irrt-
cation project you read so much about.
Abundant pumping water under 30 feet.
Deep soil, no alkaH or hardpan Close to
r. r. VIII grow oranges for the Christmas
trade, alfalfa. hogs. sugar beets, grain, cot
ton, dates, olives, fruits and vegetables OF
all sorts. Total cost of deed $225 per acre.
Worth $25 per acre now. VIII sell for $50
per acre inside of a year. Fortunes will be
made from this land either by cultlvating
or holding it,
CALIFORNIA LAND co.
642 SAN FERNANDO BUILDING,
FOURTH AND MAIN SITS.
READ THIS OVER.
1O-3O-11-1-2-3-4t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
Stock and Grain Ranch

23iO acres Tulare county, wheat, orange and
grazing lands, price $4,000; mortgage $4,000,
has nearly two years to run; have equity OF
$50, 00O will sell trade for Los Angeles
property. This ranch will pay for itself with
two crops of grain; about one-half under
cultivation; about 1000 acres frst-class orange
land; has wood and water in abundance;
good school near at hand great activity in
real estate all around. If you can offer
reasonable exchange for equity will be glad
to consider 1t. We have the exclusive agency.
FOR SALE-Fully equipped dairy and al
falfa ranch; 100 acres good, level land; hve-
room house and good barn. four out-build-
ings; so acres in alfalfa; 40 acres more ready
to put in; ditch water; fve-horse power gas
engine; so dairy COWS; one span horses har-
ness and wagon; moving machine, rake hay
stacker, plows, harrows, cultivators, mix
separator and milk cans; 40 tons of barley
hay; 100 tons of alfalfa hay and numerous
other articles, one and one-half miles from
railway station; $40 per acre. This includes
all personal property. One-third cash, bal
ance on easy terms.
LUCERNE LAND CO.
6s4 Citizens National Bank Bldg.
Phone Broadway 1888. lO-SO-l
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30

FOR SALE-THE BEST BUY IN ORANGE
county, IS acres 7-room, modern house, large
barnY well improved; price S6O0O liberal
terms. GARDEN GROVE LAND CO, Gar
den Grove. Cal lO-21-29-30-3t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30

2O6 Wilcox Bldg. Second and Spring.
AG592 Main $50. 1870
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
THE DANBERY REALTY CO

X EXCLUSIVE agents NO. IL u
232-233 .. 7. johnson Bldg,
Corner Fourth and Broadway.
Phones-Main 2521, F2521.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-30
THE DANBERY REALTY co

Exclusive Agents for No. 81.
232-233 o. T. johnson Bldg.
Phones Main 2521; F2521.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-16
RANGER IS KILLED
BY WIFE
YOUNG WOMAN. CRAZED BY PAIN,
SHOOTS HER HUSBAND, WITH
: FATAL RESULT.

Yampa. Colo, June ls-Sdney
Moylle, forest ranger. was shot by
his young wife yesterday afternoon at
his camp on Fish creek. 20 miles north
west of here. and died this morning
The young woman, who Is in Jail here,
declares she has no recollection of the
shooting. which she says must have
been done when she was I'm "a frenzy
of pain from II severe heart attack.
According to Thomas Cook. who was
mt the camp. Moylle suddenly dashed
from the cabin. pursued by his wife,
revolver In hand. Twice around the
cabin she chased him. and then when
the building cut them froM his sight,
he heard two shots.
Rushing to the scene, he found
Moylle stretched on the floor, with a
gaping wound I'm his right side. Mrs.
Moylle stood over her husband, ap-
parently In daze ana did not recover
her senses for some time.
According to DR. J. II. Cole. who at.
tended the dying man, Moylle made II
deathbed statement exonerating his
,wfe. The woman was sufferer from
heart attacks. and Just before the
shooting IL said To have taken q
quantity Of strychnine.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-16
QUINTET DROWNED AT liasV
WHEN FERRYeoAT
CAPSizES.
SEVERAL OTHERS INJURED
Accident Occurs IN Midstream, and
Before Aid Can Be Brought Three Of
the Passengers Are Swept Under
Breaking OF Gable a Few Moments
Later Throws Two More into Stream.

Libby June Especial Five
people were drowned and several 9th
crs badly injured today. when the
ferryboat across tho KootenaI river al
this place capsized In midstream. The
drowned are.
BEEcfiER LDTCkS of Libby.
a. G. FRANTZ. the ferryman
FRANK MURRAY nf Libby. a a.
year-old boy
JOHN MULLINEX
THEODORE WALL.
The accident occurred about
o'clock this afternoon The ferryboat.
with load OF six people. had Just
reached the middle of the river, which
II swollen by the melting shows from
the mountains, when II capsized,
throwing the whole boatload into the
stream. Mrs. Rickrick. William Har-
mon and man named Larkin escaped.
but Loucks. Frantz and the boy. Muir
ray. were drowned
crowd at once gathered at the
scene of the accident and a few mo-
mcnts later the strain of the capsized
ferryboat broke the cable, which swung
around and hurled Mulllnex and Wall
into the river. injuring several others.
None of the bodies have been recov-
cred, owing 10 the depth and swiftness
Of the river
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-16

San Francisco June i5-Slirred To
action by insistcnt protests from all
parts of the state. Governor James n.
Gillett took steps today to prevent the
championship fight between James ].
Jeffrles and Jack Johnson, scheduled
to be held In this city on July T. In
letter of instruction to Attorney
General ". $. Webb, the governor ex-
presses his disapproval of prizefighting
In unmeasured terms, directs that the
aid of the courts be invoked to prevent
the match and concludes with "A posi-
tive order that, In case the plea for "a
restraining order Is not granted, and
the fight IL carried out, the attorney
general proceed to gather evidence and
prosecute the principals and those In
terested In the fight for violation of
the penal code of the slata.
The letter declares that the supreme
court of California has never defined
a prlzefight and suggests an oppor-
tunity be given IL to do so. This IL
taken To indicate the governors In
tention To press his opposition 10 the
end, and. while the status of the JEFF
fries-Johnson fight Is in an unsettled
condition tonight, the sporting frater-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-16
HOTEL MEN MEET
IN HELENA
ANNUAL MEETING OF HosrelRY
KEEPERS IS HELD IN STATE
CAPITAL.

Helena. June i5.-Men who make a
practice of passing Da cnecA5 on Mon
lana hotel keepers are To be shown no
mercy in the future. This was de-
cided upon al the annual meeting OF
the hotel mems association, the ulti-
matum being that prosecutors of phony
checks will be prosecuted whether they
made good the checks OF otherwise
II is said that in tile past year hotel
Keepers In this state lost $4,000 by
reason OF bad checks.
The following officers were elected:
President. w +, Love, manager of
the Thornton in Butte: vice president.
&. A. Carson. manager of the Northern
In Billings; secretary and treasurer.
Joseph sullivan. proprietor of tho
choteau In Fort Benton. reelected;
members of the board of directors,
II. j. Berry. the Jordan, Glendiye:
IL. ID. Hefferlin, the Albemarle, Law
ingston; Aglom Rrizzolarri. the Grand
Central. Helena; g. A Carson, the
Northern. Billings; Henry c. Barth.
the Helena, Helena; chairman Of the
committee ON legislation. Henry NJ
Myers. the Grandon. Helena.
\ special meeting is To be held in
Billings in September AT which time
the other members of the legislative
committee viii be named
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-16
STATE m e NTS.

II have nothing To add to my let
position II fully set forth there
In. Governor Gillett.
Il shall file q petition with the
superior court within two or three
days asking for u temporary re-
straining order against the Johnson
Jeffrics fight principals ana pro
moters. s."-Attorney General Webb.
We will not contest the action
of the court II the first ruling goes
against us. II viii then be Nevada
or Salt l.ake."-Tex Richard
Il will fight wherever they get
ny together | viii fight Johnson
tomorrow. down here on the river
bank. james J. Joffries.
Il am ready To go any place to
fight II makes no difference 10
mc."-Jack Johnson.
III looks like the game IL off, but
We may hold the I.angford -Kauf-
man fight next Saturday for all
that. t."-Promoter Louis Blot
1T looks ike the finish | can
see no way To contest II. The gov
ernor represents both the civil and
military authority of the state They
have put "A crimp In the game in
California. Jimmy Coffroth, pro-
moter of the Ketchel-Langford
fight. July ?.
ITS all off now. The game is
a dead one in California. STANLEY
Ketchel.
These utterances epitomiZe to-
night the expression of what sport
ing circles believe IL final fare
well to pugilism In California. They
are hopeless since Governor Gil
lett directed the attorney general
to proceed against tho Johnson def
fries match and are figuring out
transportation to Reno. Ely or Salt
Lake The fight will be held In
one OF these three places. II GER
tainly will not be held In California
II the governor can prevent II and
sportdom believes he can.
The governors action struck the
fight promoters like n blow-a
knockout at that. Seat sales for
the fight now total si3O.000 in cash.
Expenses already incurred. accord
ing To Richard. reach nearly $50.
00e.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-16
GOVERNOR JAMES N. GiLLETT.

nifty Is much east down. and II is gen
orally believed that the death knell of
prizefighting In California. the Mecca
Of prizefighters.' according To the
governors letter. has been sounded
This is borne out by the fact that the
governor telegraphed 10 Attorney Gen
eral Webb later in the day tn take
similar action In the matter of the
fight between Sam Langford and Al
Kaufman. which was to hav" been
fought here next Saturday.
Promoters Rickard and Gleason Of
the big fight We're completely taken
by surprise. They had heard no whis-
per of the governors intended action.
When the news reached him. Rickard
rushed to the office of General Webb
and asked what that official proposed
to do After IA conference with webb,
Rickard said that he believed the fight
would be held In San Francisco. and
on the advertised date. despite the gov
| ernors orders. He said that he could
not say positively what he would do
until Webb handed down AN opinion.
Yet Richard has no intention of aban
Both he and Gleason devoted much
time today to conferences with their
attorney. Herbert choynski. Whatever
the course of legal defense decided
upon. II viii probably not be given out
until Webb has made n statement.
Rickard said that webb had prom.
ised him. because of the great expense
under which the promoters have been
In erecting the arena and other matters
connected with the fight that his opin-
ion would be forthcoming without de-
lay. Rickard expects II within TIVE
days. In the meantime he said fe
would make ready To take the fight To
Nevada or Utah II compelled Ia do 90.
just what will be the nature of the
legal proceedings instituted by the at
torney general is not known. The gov
ernor's letter is positive In directing
that the courts be asked To intervene
and urges q definition of prizefighting
by the supreme court Because of this
Ii IL believed that Webb Will apply
for u writ of mandamus before the
states highest tribunal, thus bringing
all parties before that body for hear
ing and securing temporary writ of
Injunction pending decision. by TINS
step he would avoid delay, since the
promoters would have no appeal II
Judgment was rendered against them.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-16
THURSDAY
GOVERNOR JAMES N. GILLETT
OF CALIFORNIA TAKES STEP
THAT MAY STOP BIG FIGHT

Executive OF Golden Gate
State, Stirred to Action by
Protests From All Parts OF
the Country, Denounces S
the Prize Ring in Strenuous
Terms and Directs Courts
to Take Action Against Prin-
cipals and Promoters, in
Case Big Match Is Pulled
Off---Jeffries Unconcerned
and Reno Makes Bid.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-16
JUDICIAL LENENCy
SAVES M|SSOULANS

Helena, June l5.-Charles B.a'iaud
and T.. A. Davis. two young men of
Missoula, who were arrested on the
charge of stealing two pairs of shoes
from the Northern Pacific Railway
company, were found guilty in JUS
tice court here today. but the sem
tences were suspended and they wece
given their liberty. The shoes were
stolen from freight car. Leniancy
was extended because TN, hoy, said
they had never been In trouble before
and they said they were not AFRAID
of work.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-16
THOMPSON WINS.

Salt Lake City. June l5.-"Cyelone"
Johnny Thompson of Sycamore. ILL.,
won a decision over Birdleg Collins,
tho colored lightweight, at the Satair
pavilion tonight. Collins was out
fought up to the 18th round. when his
seconds threw up The sponge to avoid
IA knockout
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-16
Doesn't Want pinchot.

In my prophetic mind. see Gif-
ford Pinchot at the head of the com
mission he said we want no such
commission, no such masters"
lie shld ne was opposed to the com :
mission on general principles and said
II makes places for some people and
gives The commission AN air Of exciu-
sion and imperial power"
Mr.. Gallingor agreed with Mr.. Hey
burn ana said "If the misfortune
"vertakes ns Of having at the head
of the commission the gentleman men
TONED. | can see nothing but trouble
viii come of H."
Senators overman. Clarke of Wyom-
ing and Lodge and Gallinger opposed
the Hepburn amendment as sectional
and II was withdrawn After further
discussion. the Dixon amendment was
laid on the table.
An amendment by Gore extending
the public land laws OF the Philip
pines to the friar lands was voted
down, 20 Ia 33. While speaking In sun.
port of his amendment, Mr. Gore crit
ieized "A decision Of the attorney gen
eral authorizing the acquisition of
more of the Philippine lands. saying
that no first class lawyer other than
the attorney general would have rem
dered such decision" lie declared
the tendency seems To be to give the
sugar interests IA monopoly of the
sugar lands In the Philippines.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-16
ROUGH TRIP REPORTED.

Nashville. Tenn, June l5.-Contest-
ants In the Glidden tour report a rough
trip from Louisville which they left
II o'clock this morning, but no ae-
cidents Two of the ears, II In
said. made perfect scores.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-16
MEASURE PROVIDING FOR TIE
WITHDRAWAL OF GOVERN.
MeNT LAND ADOPTED.
WATER APPROPRIATION
Amendment Withdrawing Alaskan Coal
Lands From Entry Is Voted Down.
as is One Bringing Fr,ar Lands IN
Philippines Under General Laws Of
islands-D,son Provision Dropped.

Washington. June Is with $40.
oooo00 provided for the completion Of
irrigation projects ana ynrlnns other
amendments, the house bin authoriz-
ing the Withdrawal Of public lands hy
IN" president passed the senate today
number of other amendments were
presented, but none of importance was
adopted Among the more important
provisions rejected were an amend
ment by senator Beveridgn specifically
Withdrawing from entry the coal lands
Of Alaska ana one by Gore bringing
the friar lands of the Philippines with
IN the operation Of the general land
laws of those. Islands. There was no
roll call on the final passage of the
bill.
The bill was taken NJ soon after
the senate convened and vote was
ordered on the Carter amendment au-
thorizing the igSuancc Of $4,000, 900
worth OF certificates of Indebtedness
for irrigation. There was no debate
and the amendment was accepted with
practical unanimity. Senators Burton.
Gallinger and Kean casting the only
negative votes out of "a total of so.
Mr.. Dixon presented an amendment
authorizing the appointment of "A con
servation commission Of IL and spoke
In support of II. Mr.. Hepburn sought
To have the amendment 80 changed
as 10 provide that all members of the
commission he selected from west Of
the Tooth meridian. lie said the east
was not Interested Ia conservation and
eastern men were not familiar with the
situation
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-16
AUTOiST FOUND GUILTY.

Denver. June i5.-Morris Mayer. son
Of prominent merchant of Denver,
who was at the wheel of an automobile
In which Miss Virgil Cain. Mrs. w J.
keating and a. H. Baker were killed
when the machine struck a street car
last January, was found guilty of in
voluntary manslaughter tonight. The
verdict carries maximum penalty OF
one year In the county Jail
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-16
A8ScoNDER TO RETURN.

Peoria H. june l6.-Ren T.. Cart
wright absconding secretary of the
Peoria Park board. and mayor of the
town of Ayeryville. telegrapied Peter
Casey. president of the Park board.
that he would return to Peoria Monday
or Tuesday. The message came from
cariary, Alberta. Canada
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-16
REED Is CANDIDATE.

Norfolk, Neb.. June l5.-W s. Reed,
n former law partner OF ex-United
States Senator William V. Allen. today
announced his candidacy before the
democratic primaries for the United
states senatorship nomination In OPP
position 10 Bryan's option issue.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-16
Coal Lands Again.

Mr.. Burton presented an amendment,
the effect OF which would have been
10 restrict mining and prospecting
rights on Withdrawn lands. but IL
went down In the face of "A protest
| from Senator Smoot Mr. Burton was
unsuccessful In an effort To strike out
the word temporary" as defining the
proposed Withdrawals. Presenting an
amendment authorizing the withdrawal
Of coal lands in Alaska and providing
for their lease, Senator Beveridge said
that II the principle contained In the
amendment had been adopted 80 years
ago enough would have been realized To
pay off the national debt
In the course of a colloauy with Mr.
Beveridge, Mr.. Borah charged the pol
icy was To close up western coal mines
In the interests of eastern miners. lie
said the leasing system would place
the control of the mines In the hands
Of few men. MIR Carter declared
coal Is now being shipped from West
Virginia 10 Valdez. Alaska. when Just
as good coal could be had within gun
shot
'H'"' H' 'N'ihlHl'u, ~ nor con-
s"rVatlon, IL Is waste, criminal waste"
Mr. BeVeridge declared the forests of
Michigan had been ruthlessly slaugh-
tered 10 put more money into the al
ready bnlging pockets of private own
ers. lie contended the general public
should have had some of tho benefits
of these rethrns from their own prop
erty
1T IL n matter OF deep regret that
the senator did not appear before the
public lands committee and tell II what
Ia do" said Mr.. Wilson.
Apparently that is what ! should
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-16
KNOX FOR GOVERNOR.

Plttsburg June l5.-The name OF
Secretary of State Knox will he pre-
sented 10 the republican state conven.
tion AS candidate for governor by tho
Allegheny county delegation.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-16

The governor In his letter declares
the liberation of pfizefightlng IN cali
fornia TO he IA disgrace Ia the state.
The letter follows:
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-16
INSURGENTS AND DEMOCRATS
PREPARE TO RENEW FIGHT
AGAINST SPEAKER.
RESOLUTIONS OFFERED
Champ Clark Presents Democratic Rem.
edy and Madison OF Kansas Repre-
sents lnsurgency--RadieaIs TO Meet
Today TO Consider Plans for Remov.
ing Cannon From Speakership.

Washington June m. The next big
rules fight In the house of representa-
tives Is brewing. All factions Of All
parties were occupied today with dis
cussion &C ,naans whereby a member
may recal "a bin or resolution from
q standing committee after thas com
miH.e tailed to report The end
sought was To prevent legislation from
being smothcred In committee. one
of the highest parliamentary authorl-
ties on the republican regular" side
said today that Speaker Reed and each
speaker succeeding him had been Of
the conviction that such plan should
DE devised.
The difficulty of providing such 4
scheme and at the same 'iine to make
II vehicle for filbustering BY hos
tile minority has prevented action. 1t
IN the general opinion. however. that
the prescott session win see gone such
rule adopted.
Two Plans Presented.
Two proposed rules were presented
In the house today-one hy Champ
Clark Of Missouri, leader of the min
orty. which represents the composite
Reed idea on the subject and a1other
by Representative Madison. trap. Kan)
on "insurgent" leader. Ths Clark
resolution was the product # "A con-
ference lasting most of the afternoon
participated In by democratic members
Of the rules committee and Represcn-
tntive Sheriey of Kentucky. The lat
ter IN the author of n similar ""soh
tion presented two weeks ago.
After Cannon.
The Madison resolution Is designed
10 secure "insurgent" support Other
insurgents have, offered resolutions.
Mr.. Fish of New York has two and
Mr.. Fowler al New Jersey one. Both
the Clark ana Madison resolutions
were referred to committee which
meets tomorrow. The insurgents
held meeting on the question of rules
and the general subject of insurgency,
but accomplished nothing. The meet
ing adjourned until tomorrow II is
expected that the conference viii con-
slider the question of again attempting
the deposition of Speaker Cannon
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-06-16
Let Court Decide.

our supreme court has never de
fined prizefight and ! believe that an
opportunity should be given il To do
so. Since the amendment of the law