The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-18

F"rt ..|. rive mere Nn"fuprfnW morning
r.. 'run Of the Governor settlea anv
...s ,.,r Tex Richard may have had
.-,, ra GOULD pull - the Jeiries-Johnson
n,tra.n san Francisco. for a similar call
,1- ,-ruas on the Fourth ol July would
srf r.,. contest ~ il has settled the
Earfrsu. Langford fight.
" 1na will pay good money to see a
sga' A. which the militia stand ready to
interfere with fixed bayonets.
81 Langlord expressed the lighters
.iea of the situation when he said to-day.
LAM afraid Of no big white man like
Nistsr kaufman. hut you don't catch this
rom go.n' up against them soldier bayo-
nets
Ton gh' Gov Gillett decided 70 permit
r-,e' ~ Police Martin TO stop the fight
and 'r ca'l ~ tho militia The Governor
at
thus Kaufmsnn-LAn gford nrlzs ti-ht
vur0t - allowed q take place. not eyeh
mo round II = That is absolutely GER
tam
chief NJ Police Martin has given me-
be word that the pohc will stop il II
Z
h- csIef OF police u rig city ike San
Francisco gives me his word that he
WI stop the fight he means H.
i shall take the same course in regard
~ 'hs JeHries-Johnson fight. These men
viii have to lick the whole state Of Cali
tornA before they fight each other here
and he sooner they realize IL and quit
ka 4 =
a. The ringside Tomorrow with Chief u
Po're Martin A. long a. the municipal
iuthorlties do their duty there ia no
occasion for calling oU' the troops But
gnde- no possible contingency will
rfiysHght he allowed in this State
what induced the Governor TO revoke
hs call for the militia was this appeal
from chef ~ Police Martin:
Your calling out the state troops
over nv head would ruin tho credi, u
ian Francisco all over the United States
TINS boxing gam isn'' worth tho candle
Its welfare - San Francisco stands above
81. 'h'nrs You are the boss - tins state
sTc gnat you say Roes IN this city. iou
tel RE these people themselves told you
frl rhs Ktlfman-Ian gford contest was
2 'anghJ That is enough for me I
o. stop the tight myself alone
me application Of General
81 .1b before Judge J NJ Van Nostrand
r me Superior Court NJ California for an
rrIrc'ion against the Metropolitan Nh-
aHc club 10 prevent the night tomorrow
o." -rnoon between sam Langford and Al
Niutman a. LOUIS Blot's new open AR
arena a, Eighth and Howard streais In !
i've city va made ma nly on the ground I
s' this so-callei boxing contest will !
.-s'itute an indecent. offensive ard drs. I
EBr0y spectacle ami brutal and DO .
'lIr-,ng public exhibition. and will cause .
nsrgl r and bruising Of the bodies IT .
n" r-rnhatants. which will appeal to The .
r..-Is m 'tIncts u the special ora. thereby .
r--srfuung a public nuisance ulder the F.
meaning OF Section sac Of She Ciyll I
ode
he injunction Mrthe- declares that
'rs ntsst will he indecent. offensive .
ard revolving 70 the ssnses and a brutal F.
md derauching public exhibition. detri-
rsntsl 20 good morals and injurious and .
--aoglous 70 the public and inhabitants .
g ,sr Francisco
r-r rsse reasons the Attorney General /
mksd that a temporary restraining order .
- granted
Irigs Van Nostrand denied tho aprlira- .
nrn 10 nrief order mainly IN the ground .
rl' 'la defendants had not had reason
able time 20 respond. The chief rart Of
t.s decision follows.
taay this application on the ground
'sl' Sufficient time has not been allowed
30 iailndants 20 present their case and
'.- - reasOn that the ISSUANCE IT re-
r-aIn NJ order a. this time would IN
iTsc' 10 40 adjudication 81 the subject
natter ~ pafte. and on the further
r. 7i mat n 4 breach - peace or viola
ton ~ iaw 10 committed as set forth in
he Complaint AZ said time the matter
rsn .a lcted upon 10y the peace officers
~ 'Hz CITY and county II San francisco
nairg distinctly Understood that denial
n 'rIs application w no wtss Affects the
Tsrr'- 4 ard controversy. and Is made
NJ he a1Is ground that sufficient time has
NJ con gwen said defendants for tho
af-ss1'a'fon ~ their defence
N.. 'lllstt order Tor militia WAS a.
70 .a-
40 .f47'.Tspsr7l L1uct Sacrament.
Wake necessary arrangements A. once
p have 1890 cowpanios ~ militia IN san
'r4r..-.. ~ y VI saturday June r.
q ,.-..H' t pri1afgh' between Al kauf-
'--r 4r1 sam i.angfOrd. n police NJ city
fn r.' "rfarfare j. y GILLETT
Co. r'ett said to-day. IL Is time
'ss. "gni prOm,tcrs learned that they
'lrr .gauly ont 60 tho laws ~ the state
q ''.fnrura II they d. not realize
NAV '..' VET they Will when they attempt
p. Stage 'rr- bout Before any ring con
.'' ..-n rI1o" these Drizefght pro ,
'-- t. hove g. Ehip the state ~
f'.n. hiz ls final and irrevocable.
oh. .worsrs desire that kind ~
4" -'H.. f.a state D. ready
... 'ru0r ai-o issued a statement
.'. p. .riuci.fns that he interfered
'.. n..aufu hDur. thereby bringing !,
upon the fight promoters.
.a .- urC'Dfs and others who had
s.- %. .'h expense - provide Tor a d
ID ."r ~ visitors % the city ,
Dr.. .... .-uOr -aid he had turned the
"a'. sar 200 District Attorney Fickert Z,
lranclsco and expected that
Il get out an Injunction and
.zI' When he returned from
'ff md found that Fickert had !,
'.ry he a. once decided 20 !
'lusof and he drafted the !.
....s made public on Wednesday. :
-st '. pm" complaints u the pro-
'rIeff said
3D.. .. eEru-s for the commission ,
.. .t. The officers ~ the Law we're
.. ~ Non have no right %
'.r. state and deliberately D
De- World that they propose
.aIz o. laws and n they are
... doing N they have no =
.tn that they have spent