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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-15
STOP JEFFRIES-JOHN-
SON Prize FIGHT
Gov. Gillette Has Notified all Parties That
He viii Not Permit the Fight

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, June 15.--
1t is learned on good authority that
Governor Gillette has communicated
with Attorney General U. s. Webb
asking him to take steps to stop the
1effries-Johnson fight
Governor Confirms Report.
SACRAMENTO. Cal, June Is. 49,
Asked regarding the truth OF the
San Francisco report that he had
taken steps to prevent the Jeffries-
Johnson fight, Governor Gillette said
that he had communicated with At
torney General Webb toward prevent
ing the fight in Ave closely written
pages. He also wrote to the parties
interested in the fight conveying TO
them the same Information. The
governor expressed strong opinions
against the fight and calls upon the
attorney general TO securs restrain
ing orders from the court to pre-
vent II II possible. and II the courts
refuse TO grant the injunction to
proceed against the fighters and pro-
moters under the penal code. which
makes prize fighting a felony
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-15
DIE IN
LODGING HOUSEFIRE
Were Sleeping In Building and Tn
able TO Eseape-No Water 20
Fight Fire.

NIAGARA FALLS. n. r.. June IS.
Twelve employees OF the Caledonia
Power Development company were
burned to death today By FIRE
which destroyed the boarding house
at FailsvIeW. Ontario. All the dead
are foreigners. The origin OF the
IRE is unknown and an Investigation
is TO be started. A man. woman and
child were also burned TO death In
shack near the boarding house. There
was no water with which to fight the
IRE and II burned itself out.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-15
PYTHIANs IN SESSION.

WATERFOWL. s. D.. June 10
South Dakota grand lodge. knights
of Pythias, opened It's annual conclaye
here today. The fourth class post
masters Of the state and the Grand
Army veterans are also holding con-
yentions IN WATERFOWL today.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-15
COL. ROOSEVELT AS
STEAMSHIP STOKER
Visits Hold of Vessel and Takes Hand
at ShOveling Coal, Later RE-
ceives Passengers.

ABOARD KAIsERIN AUGUSTA
VICTORIA, June 15-Col Roose-
welt spent a part of today visiting
the stOkehold of the steamship. where
he chatted with the stokers and en-
joyed the experience He relieved
one of the stokers for a time and
shoveled coal into the furnace Later
this afternoon he formally received
the first and second class passengers
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-15
International Arbitration.

Secretary Knox made one of the
most significant speeches yet deliv-
cred by member of President Taft's
aabinet. He declared that the es-
tablishment of international arbitra-
ton is practically assured and his ut
terances are regarded as the most
significant statements made by any
member of the administration.
Among other things he said:
Not only has the United States
sought thus to settle its own difa-
aulties by the implements of peace
rather than by those of war, but 1t
has assiduously exerted all proper
pressure to induce the world to adopt
the principle of arbitration as a
means of settlement of international
disputes. Passing with a mere allus-
ion the various American Peace So
cieties and able and distinguished
American scholars, philanthropists,
and statesmen who have worked with
ardor, ability, and success, not only
in the United States, but in all parts
of the civilized world, for the estab-
lishment of peace and the pacific
settlement of international disputes,
beg to direct your attention to the
fact that in his instructions to the
American representatives of the first
official worlds peace conference of
1899, Secretary Hay, after comment
ing upon the various features of the
suggested program, declared:
The eighth article, which pro-
poses the wider extension of good
offices, mediation and arbitration,
seems likely to open the most fruit
full field for discussion and future
action. The duty of SOW
ereign states to promote information
al justice by all wise and effective
means is only secondary to the funda-
mental necessity of preserving their
own existence. Next in Importance
to their independence is the great
fact of their interdependenee.
Nothing can secure for human
government and for the authority OF
law which It represents so deep a re-
spect and so firm a loyalty as the
spectacle of sovereign and indepen-
dent states, whose duty II is to pre-
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-15
BOOTLEGGING CASE ~
NEARLY FINISHED

Complete Examining Witnesses and
Are Making Pleas 10 Jury.
The Ned williams. alleged boot
Logging case will probably 70 to
the jury late this afternoon The
examining OF the witnesses was com
pleted this morning aud County At
torney Potts began his plea TO the
jury this afternoon and he was fol-
lowed BY Attorney MeBee for The
defendant.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-15

scribe the rules of justice and Inn
pose penalties upon the lawless,
bowling with reverence before the
august supremacy of those princi-
piles Of right which give to law its
eternal foundation
The secretary accompanied his In
structions by a short but broad and
comprehensive plan for an fnterna-
tional court OF arbitration.
The efforts of the American
delegation at the second Hague con-
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-15
MAINE VETERANS.

BANGOR. Me-. June 1.-THE
thin blue line yearly growing
thinner. tramped through the streets
Of Bangor today At the opening Of
the annual Maine encampment Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-15
SECRETARY SEES END
OF INTERNATIONAL war
l Speech Declares That Court Of Nations
VIII Soon Settle Dispute

PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-Sec-
rotary of State Philander c. Knox
delivered the University of Pennsyl-
vania commencement day Grafton at
the Academy of Music today. Secre-
tary Knox received the degree of
LII. D. from Pennsylvania i've years
ago.
Graduates of the university from
all over the United States are here
today and reunions we're held by
classes from 1866 to 1909.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-15
TAFT WANTS STATEHOOD
BILLS PASSED BY CONGRESS
Let New Mexico and Arizona Into
Union Before Adjournment.

Let New Mexico ana Altoona into
Union Before Adjournment.
WASHINGTON. d. C.. June IS
Before going TO henrietta. Ohio. to-
day where he win deliver the ad-
dress on the anniversary Of the
founding of Muskingum college this
afternoon and where he will receive
an honorary degree. President Taft
informed several members OF con-
gress that he viii insist on the pass
age Of the New Mexico and Arizona
statehood bills before congress ad-
journs. The ehairmen Of the com
mIttees on territories promised to get
busy and secure early action II pos
sibls.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-15
FIGHTS
CONSERVATION
lLICY SHOULD BE APPLIED TO
THE EAST WHERE WATER
POWER is WASTED.
|OradO senator Agrees With Idaho
Senator.

WASHINGTON, June When
senate resumed consideration of
public land withdrawal bill Sen
u Hepburn of Idaho declared the
position to withdraw the public
BIS for so-called conservation to
a political impertinence on the
of the eastern people. He said
e great falls of the Potomac there
enough water power to move
~ wheel in the District of Column
preservation should begin at home,
aid, and he advised the national
rnment to give its attention to
water power possibilities near
enters of population, where they
d be made available.
Creating Game Preserves"
Sorting that the government has
five times more than the re-
s In its forestry policy, he said.
are drawing on the national
Jury to create game preserves
solitude.
tlining the pending bill, he de-
ID its purpose to be the Withdraw
all the public lands so as to
them open only to miners and
pectors.
nd now comes this apostle of
ey, theory and ignorance, the ex-
ter of the United States, who is
ted to be opposing this action,
ided.
elaring the former forester had
In Europe imblbing foreign in
tion and doing some other
that we know less about" he
the government experts never
pund a mine. The consequence
foresters policy would be the
ton of extension of mining in
nited States.
fedicts Abandoned Mines.
result would be. he contended,
another generation the pres
pes would be worked out and
you'd be no more activity in
rection.
Tor Hughes of Colorado de-
the present tendency was to-
system like that which had
Jed Ireland and made progress
many impossible.
tor Hughes scoffed at the idea
e country's resources were be-
hausted and declared 1t would
90 years to mine the coal in
do alone.
addition, he quoted reports OF
illogical survey covering 1900,
pf operation in the coal mining
world.
aught in Kindergarten"
men who have built up the
egion OF the west are to be
in a kindergarten schaal. he
ed. and added this would be
If 1t were not tragic"
ook the position that future
Ions should work out the
IS Of their day and said It
ot be desirable to make molly
OF them by leaving them mo-
do. He said he would con
protest against any doctrine
nld retard the development Of
ntry as he contended the con-
? policy would do.
pr Carter OF Montana offered
hendment to the bill the pro-
hat heretofore had passed
le. authorizing the issue OF
poo OF certificates Of Indebt-
2 complete the existing irri-
rojeets. Senator Hepburn
the amendment and the SEN
lrned without action. ]
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-11
DIRECT PRIMARY IS
ABANDONED
Much CONSERVATION Amor 9
the Faithful Caused by the.
Failure of Democratic Lead
erS to Stick to Promises,

Much discussion and no little con-
sternation was caused by the report
that the rnalillo County Democratic
club had decided that ii was too late
to hold direct primary for the nom
nation OF delegates 10 the constitu-
tional convention, despite the fact
that the democratic platform as out
lined by the democratic territorial
committee calls for direct primary.
The excuse given by the Democratic
club was that il would be too late and
would jcopardize the chances Of the
democratic nominees If direct pri-
mary were held now and that a con
VentiOn would be substituted There
appears TO be a Sbi founded fear
among some democratic leaders that
If direct primary were hold some Of
the men who now aspire to run for
delegates to the constitutional con-
vention would not be favored by the
rank and file.
At all events. lhc complete re-
versol Of the democratic position on
this rather important matter Is oeca-
sioning considerable gossip
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-11
MISS FOl.EY'S FIRST
RIDE CAUSES
NEAR PANIC
General Alarm Sent Out for Tot
Who Ventured Uptown on
Papa'S Steedi Restored to
Home Unhurt,

The horseback ride indulged in by
The eight -year-old daughter of Mr..
aud Mrs. I. A. Foley of 11O West
flazlcdine avenue yesterday evening.
caused Intense excitement for "A few
minutes Ia the ncighborhood where
Inc foleys reside, and at Central ave-
nuc Nnd Second street where tho ride
terminated when Mr. Foley return
ed from ride the little girl asked to
he permitted tn mount aud take a
short trip from the Foley home to
Second street. She had never ridden
horse before but her father put her
on the animal and instructed her how
TO guide II. She started away and
after reaching Second street con-
tinued as Ear as Central avenue. where
thc horse stopped and refused to 10
III any direction. The little girl dis
mounted ana went ia search OF help.
she FOUND a man who helped her
mount again ana then led the horse In
the direction the girl said she lived
After the child started from home.
Mr Foley went across the street To
talk 10 7, l.. Crandell and when he re-
turned "a little hitter found Mrs Foley
alarmed because the child had not re-
turned A general alarm was sent out
ana the ncighborhood started out to
huht for the missing child. Crandell
IN his buggy and Foley on foot raced
up Second street and when they
reached Silver ugenuc met the horse
back rider returning under the guid-
"hce oi "A man, who was leading the
horse. The little girl was badly fright
cncd aud quite willing to dismount.
II took some little time TO restore
1uiet la the Foley ncighborhoud.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-11

/ McCanna will be more expansive than
ever when he steps off the train here
this evening. The reason for this ia
that New Mexico is now or soon will
be sovereign state, entitled to Just
as many senators as New York state.
1 Not that Mr. McCanna has senatorial
ambitions, although at that the state
would search far for man better
equipped than he. But Pete has been
one of the leading statehood boosters
and has done his mightiest to get rec
ognition for New Mexico. Mr.. McCan-
ma halls from Albuquerque. where he
IS the head of the quite numerous Os-
wego colony. lie is bigger fellow
than that, however. for Pete is a pow
er IN the affairs of the city and state
He has made himself so BY
reason of his winning personality
His grip is about the sincerest thing
in the handshake line ever attempted
and the many local friends of this
likable gentleman will be glad to
swap shakes with him. sNot
much more need be said about Pete.
He Is an Oswego boy. He found sue
cess in the far southwest He was one
of the pioneers Of that region and has
grown with it. lie is an extremely
busy man of affairs. conducting an in
surance and real estate business and
being engaged in other enterprises.
Mr.. McCanua is one of the foremost
Knights of Columbus in the southwest
Is prominent Elk and has served as
secretary Of the Commercial club of
Mr.. McCanna has been
in the east for some time SO that /
his stay in Oswego will be brcfer /
than usual"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-11
ARRANGEMENTS FOR LABOR
DAY CELEBRATION TO
BE MADE AT MEET
ING TONIGHT.

The Labor day celebration this year
IN Albuquerque promises 60 eclipse
anything heretofore attempted by the
wurklugmcn of this city In view OF
the coming 0f statehood and the ac-
hNe part which il Is planned the
AMEN '~ss','c- c-- tc sake In the
framing of the constitution OF the
new state. the various labor organiza-
tions are determined that the program
this wear viii he one that win attract
attention Go the strength of the move
mcnt in New Mexico Every local
union pa Albuquerque has appointed
delegates TO "a joint committee of ar
rangcmcnts which viii have charge
Hi tle affair This committee viii
meet this evening at and 1t is ex-
ueDtei every member VIII he present.
The meeting Us 90 Doe held In Central
Tabor Union hail. which has recently
been rcp1intcd. rcpapcrcd and the
lufnuurc renovated los the members
ot ihc Painters and Decorators union
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-11
To INVESTIGATE
DEATH OF SON
Mr., and Mrs, C, c, Nee Of
Springfield Mo, to Lean
Particulars of Tragic Mo-
ment,

For the purpose OF investigating
the manner in which their son. r ]
Nee met his death i'm Albuquerque on
June 2S, last, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Nee
of Springfield, Mo, arrived In the
city Yesterday and viii remain sew
eral days i'm an effort to learn the
particulars Of the distressing accident
Young Nee. 1t viii be remembered.
was run down and killed bv a Santa
Fe switch engine near Abajo south
of town. at o'clock ON the morning
OF June %. According to Mr.. and
Mrs Nee. their son left Springfield
about June 20, to spend a vacation
IN California, intending to stop off in
Albuquerque
He arrived here on the evening of
June 26 and stopped at a downtown
hotel The next day he left his room
at J So'clock a. m. and was not seen
again untii he was struck by the
switch engine at daylight the next
day Nee never recovered conscious
ness and died in several minutes one
of the most peculiar incidents in con-
nection with the case. is to account
for Nee's presence in the lower yards
at o'clock i'm the morning. He had
on his person a ticket TO Los Angeles,
CAL and $3.50 in money.
The parents of the dead young man
believe that he lost his way while
walking about town and went towards
the lower yards. thinking he was on
his way TO the Santa Fe station up
town
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-11
MANY INDUSTRIES
ASK FOR SPACE
IN CASINO
superior Lumber and Mills
Company Assigned Fifty
Square Feet Yesterday
Numerous Other Applications,

From present indications almost
every manufacturing enterprise ia
Albuquerque and many from various
parts ut the territory viii have an ex-
hibt In the Casino. which viii bc used
rs an Industrial hall during the Thir-
tieth Annual Territorial Fair and In
dustriat Exposition. President j. "A.
90 p'kieily, of ste fsir association. has
had thc Casino floof space apportion-
ed off inic blocks and will assign il
Go applicants accordingly as they ask
for reservations.
Yesterday afternoon Wallace He's
sieden asked that a fifty foot space
be reserved Tor the products OF the
superior Lumber AMI Mil company
"i which he ~ president. The SUI
perior viii have an unique exhibit
showing the mission furniture and
fancy woodwork ma nufactured AZ
thrf piant on south First street
Providing the fi60r space in the
Casino VII not accommodate the eN-
hieits offered. President Q Reilly viii
arrange Tor the erection Of temporar,
buildings adjacent to the Casino.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-11
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST



New McNico-- Partly cloudy Thurs.
DAY, showers m north portion. warm
rr IN southeast portion Friday fair.
Arizona Fair Ia south. showers In
horth portion Thursday; and Friday
West Texas Fair Thursday. warm,
cr in north portion. Friday fair
Use Diamond lee Phone % and 5S.
Drink Glorieta Beer Phone and sS
a. % Holt. attorney of las Cruces.
was Ia the city yesterday
u B Holt. well known atornc,
pi lAs cruces was hero yesterday
George n Ettler was a visitor here
FROM Sll*er cts Yesterday,
n !. HuNctknmpf Nas In vesicrda,
from san Harcl
Richard Dunn Of Mouuminair spent
iucHuuy mst tu this city
Miss w D macklc, aud sister.
Miss W g.. Emcklcy uf spring VALLEY.
lih spent Yesterday here
J.. Bcnn mechanical superin-
tendrni ol the Santa Pc coast lines Is
here from Los Angeles
Major w a n tlcwelbu passed
thruugh the city last nipht eu route
60 his home 40 Las Cruces from santa
fc and Las Ncgas
Cade sclNA. chicf ol the secret SER
Vice ou the Santa Fc lines west of
Albuquerque. was here from Los An
seies yesterday
T. g. Cartan. private secretary to
Eldridgv uf tlr Frisco railroad.
N's hrrc Yesterday from Laguna. 60
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-11
INTERESTING PROGRAM
FOR BROTHERHOOD MEET

An unusually interesting program
has been arranged for the brother
hood meeting in the Presbyterian
church. -Four able and well informed
speakers viii discuss topics Just now
engaging the attention of the people
OF New Mexico TO q greater extent
than ever before. Il. w ID. Bryan
viii discuss the oregon constitution:
NJ. T.. Hickey win discuss the initla-
tive and referendum. Isaac Barth viii
tell OF the recall. aud II. J. Collins viii
speak Of the direct primary The
sunday school orchestra viii play sew
eral selections and there will be songs
by MIR. Ansfach and Raymond
Stamm. I.adles arc especially invitcd.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-11
beware OF Ointments for CatarrI,
Illat Contain Mercury.

as mercury viii surely destroy IN,
sense Of smell and completely detange
the whole system when entering il
through the mucous surfaces Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable phy-
sicisns, as the damage they will do is
ten fold TO the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by F. J. Cheney
a Co, Toledo. Ohio. contains no mer-
cury. and Is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system IN buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure YOU get
the genuine. Il is taken Internally
aud made in Toledo. Ohio. by r j.
Cheney & CO. Testimonials free
sold by Druggists Price. 75c. pct
bottle.
Take Halrs Family pills cor cousti-
patton.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-11
MAN
BREAKS INTO THE
L|MEL|GHT
Peter F, McCanaa Is Featured
in the who's Who" Column
OF the 0SwegO Daily Times,

Peter + McCanna. his smile. his
hearty handshake aud his winning
Ways are the subject OF half coll
unh article in the Oswego Daily
Times. Of pswego. y. v. in a recent
edition Of that publication. Mr. Nc
1ahha : now In the east. where he
has been Tor several weeks Oswego
y Mr. McCanna's home town and not
"ithstanding the fact that the news
paper men there are well informed re-
garding his distinct aversion Tor pub
hciC, the Times takes the liberty Of
running story In the column. Who's
Who Among the summer BaarderS. 90
The article is illustrated with a good
OF Mr. McCanns The
story. In part. IS as follows.
The smile on the face Of Peter L.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-11
NEW MANAGER FOR OLD
ALBUQUERQUE BROWNS

Al a meeting of tho Old Albuauer-
que Browns last night the resignation
of Manager Caradal was accepted and
u. r. Baca was selected as manager
of the team. The Browns are now
out looking for games. They have
played numerous games with local
teams. losing but once this season.
The Madrid team has been asked for
game and n challenge has been ex-
tended to the Los Lunas team The
Browns have also planned game
with the "A team and want o game
win the Gravs