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Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
\. c. FRICK WILL
ENTER POLITICS
WILL MAKE HIS DEBUT FROM
NEW YORK STATE
Friends say He Refused Position Of
Secretary Of Treasury offered
by President After
Last Election
Special to The Herald.

Special 10 The Herald
PITTSBURG, April 9.-The an
nouncement is made here today by
those close TO II. G. Frlck that the
coke, steel and railway king has de-
cided toi enter national politics and
will enter the field from New York, in-
stead of from Pennsylvania, where he
made his millions. The recent leasing
Of house in New York by Frick and
his own announcement that he will
spend part at least of each year there,
gives the story strength. From Mr..
Frick's friends comes the story that he
refused the position Of secretary of the
treasury rendered him by President
Roosevelt after last election.
The Pittsburg Leader today runs an
article which might be inspired. After
announcing that Frick is booked to
enter national politics from New York,
the Leader says:
while it is known to only a few of
his intimate friends, yet it is fact
that Frick had strong pressure
brought to bear on him to take the
portfolio of the treasury in the cabinet
of President Roosevelt, and among
those most insistent that he accept was
the president himself"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
TWO SQUADRONS
THREATEN TOGO
(Continued from PnRe One.l

are subjects of the keenest general
speculation.
1t is quite generally assumed that
Vice Admiral Rojestvensky does not
desire an immediate battle and that
he will attempt to reach Vladivostok
where there are docks and shops or
seize a base.
Many believe that the Russian naval
commander has second rendezvous
in the Pacific ocean and that he will
speedily quit the China sea and go
eastward to the Philippines.
II Vladivostok is his objective the
Pacific is considered to be more favor
able for the accomplishment of his
purpose, although it largely depends
on Vice Admiral Rojestvensky him
self
The Japanese newspapers and public
express relief and pleasure over the
approach of the Russian Second Pa
cific squadron as we'll as confidence
in the ability of Admiral Togos fleet
to vanquish it.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
The THREE FRIENDS

An owl, a prairie dog and a rattle
snake are generally considered the
happy family of the great western
prairies because they live peaceably to-
gether in the underground burrow of
a prairie dog.
Early in the morning. when all is
quiet, it is strange and amusing sight
to see cute little prairie dog first
poke his head cautiously out of his
burrow. then crawl out and seemingly
stand guard. while the burrowing owl
comes out, standing near by, blinking
at the sun.
And, last of all, the self-invited guest
OF the burrow, Mr. Rattlesnake, slowly
creeps out. then coils up to take his
early morning sun bath, at the same
time watching with his beady eyes for
a little baby prairie dog for his break
fast.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
COUNCIL TO PASS ON
SPEED ORDINANCE TODAY
city's Legislative Body Determined to
Curb MonopoIlzatlon Of Streets
by Autolsts

The decision of the council on the
subject of the automobile speed or
dinance is awaited by the general pub
lie OF Los Angeles with more interest
than any measure which will come be-
fore the city's legislative body today.
The attempted monopolization of the
city streets by certain class of motor
lists, whose desire for speed seems never
to be gratified, has caused a general
feeling OF resentment among the people
and demand upon the councilmen
that action on the question be taken
Immediately.
The city fathers have made careful
study of the subject and are determined
to act Immediately and give the people
their rights, but In this action they de-
sire also to recognize the rights of the
automobilists, the great majority OF
whom agree with the council that strin-
gent measures be passed regulating the
speed OF motor vehicles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
GUEST WITH PHIPPSES
But the Hon. Frederick's Family viii
Not Say He Is Engaged to Amy

0ut bHC wiz
Not Say He Is Engaged to Amy
Special Cable to The Herald.
LONDON, April 9.--The engagement
Of the Hon. Frederick Guest to Amy
Phipps is not admitted by his family,
the origin of the report being that he
sailed this week with Mrs. and Miss
Phipps for New York. He is thirty
years of age, the third son of Lord
Wimborne, whose wife is an aunt of
the Duke of Marlborough, and cap
tain in the First Life guards. Lord
Wimborne is an immensely wealthy
Welsh ironmaster, who was raised to
the peerage by Lord Beaconsfield In
1880 for financial services rendered to
the Tory cause. His father was
created a baronet in 1888 and was the
founder of the family's fortunes. The
Wimborne family, of which Lady
Wmborne is the brains carrier, has re-
Gently joined the Liberal party on the
free trade issue, the eldest son, the
Hon. Ivor Guest, who represents Ply
mouth, having recently gone over to
the Liberals, with his cousin, Winston
Churchill.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
SAYS ROOSEVELT
FAVORS M0RM0NS
APOSTLE MAKES STARTLING
STATEMENT
Seventy-Flfth Annual Conference
Closes With Scathlng Addresses
by High Officials Of
Church

BY Associated Press.
SALT LAKE, April 9.-The seventy
fifth annual conference of the Mormon
church closed today. Those who re-
Gently have attacked the church and
it's leaders were referred to in an ad-
dress by ]. Golden Kimball, one of the
first seven presidents of seventies, who
said:
"If it were not for Joseph F. Smith,
a man of God, who restrains his chill
dren, and they are obedient to their
father, 1 want to tell you that there
would be some men here horsewhipped.
But his children obey him, and he is a
man of God and needs no apology"
President Kimball denounced Presi-
dent Smiths critics as traitors to the
church and added, IF you want to go
to hell, black your boots and go like
a gentleman, not like a traitor"
Roosevelt Mormons Friend
Apostle Hiram Mack Smith, son of
President Joseph F. Smith, also at
tackled the critics of the church, es-
pecially newspaper writer's, and said
President Roosevelt was obliged to
have a guard when he travelled be-
cause of the libelous statements and
cartoons about him in the newspapers
Apostle Smith said further:
I'm President Roosevelt we have q
friend, and he has friends among the
Latter Day Saints. And we will be
true to him and true to Old Glory
because we are a true people. Presi-
dent Roosevelt will give us a square
deal. We will do all we can to sus-
tain President Roosevelt, for we are
true to him and we will demonstrate
it in the future as we have in the
past"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
Elve Hundred children ApIees

One of the federal judges has esti-
mated that, If the stories told in the
courts by the Chinese about being born
in the United States are true, every
Chinese woman who was living in the
United States twenty-five years ago
must have had at least 500 children
One of the wretched features or this
situation is that. since wives of bona
fde Chinese natives OF the United
States have been declared entitled to
admission, each one of these fraudu-
lently admitted Cinnamon may bring
over a slave girl masquerading as his
wife. She commands market price Of
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
RIOTERS BATTLE
WITH DETECTIVES
THREE MEN SHOT IN A TOWN
IN PENNSYLVANIA
Attempt to Arrest a Polish Woman
Results In Fight and Defeat
Of Posse Of
Officers
by Associated PrssL

by Associated PrssA
PITTSBURG, April e.-Three men
were shot, one probably fatally and
one woman injured in a riot at Schone-
willie, near McKees Rocks, today. The
rioting was the result of a clash be-
tween fifteen detectives and about 1900
foreign residents of Schoenville. The
injured are:
Harry Lukaschewski. aged "a, shot;
may die.
Edward Rider assistant chief of po-
lice of McKee's Rocks. hit on head with
brick and seriously injured.
Name of third man not known.
Mrs. Agnes Sadna, Polish woman,
over whose arrest the riot started,
was bruised in the scuffle. but escaped.
The riot was a climax of a series
of smaller riots at Schoenville recently.
During the arrest of some coal pick
ers last Friday by railroad detectives,
Mrs. Sadna interfered and caused a
small riot. The detectives were driven
out of town. Today the detectives went
in force to arrest Mrs. Sadna. With
her 4-year-old child in her arms she
attempted to fight the posse and called
to her countryment for assistance. The
officers after taking the woman into
custody, were surrounded by a crowd
of men who used as weapons bricks,
beer bottles, clubs and stones and res
cued her. The posse finally was al
lowed to get out of town.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
LOEB IN CHARGE
Seat of Government Is Temporarily at
Fort Worth
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated PresS.
FORT WORTH Tex, April 9.-In a
suite of rooms on the parlor floor in
Hotel Worth in this city the seat of
the United States government has been
temporarily established. In the absence
of the president, who is hunting coyotes
and jack rabbits over in the Kiowa-
Comanche reservation in Oklahoma
official business is given attention by
Secretary Loeb. Most of the business
will be acted upon by the secretary and
directed to various departments in
Washington where it originated. That
which requires the personal supervision
of the president will have to wait until
Thursday, for it is not until then that
communication will be had with the
hunting party.
After delivering the president into
the hands of western friends, who have
undertaken to furnish him with whole
sale recreation for a few days, the Of
ficials boarded the special and returned
to this city. 1t reached here at a. m.
and at 10 a. IN. the party went to the
IlOltl anu OpGlItu IL udu
been expected there would be an ac-
emulation of mail, but for some reason
the local postofIice forwarded it to
Frederick, Oklahoma. 1t was necessary
to telegraph for the return of the mail
and most Of it will not arrive until to-
morrow. In the meantime the official
party is enjoying a rest.
Secretary Loeb expects TO receive
word from the president to run the
special train to Frederick on Thursday
and on that day start for western
Colorado. TO which point the president
will go for the purpose of finding
larger game than abounds on the Red
river i'm Oklahoma.
According to present plans the public
part of the trip west is ended. 1t is
not expected any stops will be made
until the train reaches Colorado Springs
and then a stop of two hours will be
necessary, but not for the purpose Of
speechmaking.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
DUEL CALLED OFF
Russian Naval Officers Peacefully
Settle Personal Troubles

Russian Naval OtficerS Peacefuly
Settle Personal Troubles
BY Associated Press
ST. PETERSBURG, April 10, 1910 a.
m.--The proposed duel between Capt.
Clado, formerly Rojestvensky's chief
tactician, and Capt. Zilotti, aide to Ad-
miral Avellan, head of the Russian ad-
miralty department, has failed to take
place, Capt. Clado having satisfied him
self by investigation that he had
wrongly accused Capt. zilotti Of respon-
sibility for the publication of letter
from Vice Admiral Rojestvensky Sc
verely rejecting upon him.
Capt. Clado has offered the amplest
apology completing the retraction by
publishing his letter of apology in all
the papers printing the first structures
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
POLICE CLEAR THEATER
Striking Students Make Demonstra-
tlon in ST. Petersburg

BY Associated FfeSs.
ST. PETERSBURG, April AT a
performance of Kersakoffs opera
"Kaschez" given by conservatory
students at the KomisayevsN theater
this afternoon speeches were delivered
expressing sympathy with M. Kersa-
koff, who was removed from his pro-
fessorship in the conservatory because
of his attitude toward the striking stu
dents. The police tried to stop the
demonstration by lowering the fire.
proof curtain and then cleared the
building.
There was another great workmens
demonstration today at the Smolensk
cemetery, where revolutionary pamph-
lets were distributed broadcast. Cos
sacks dispersed the crowd.
Serious disturbances by students are
reported from Tamborf.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
PRESIDENT AND
PARTY IN CAMP
tContinued from Page One.l

at Camp Roosevelt will be struck and
the president will start for Colorado.
In the hunting party beside the presi-
dent are Gen. S. M. B. Young, U. s. A;
Col. Cecil Lyon of Sherman, Capt.
Burke Barnett, Sloan Simpson, Lieut.
G. r. F'ortescue, DIR. Alexander Lam
bert of New York, ]. P. Abernathy Of
United States Marshal Bill Fossett of
Guthrie, and L. d. Miller, one of the
owners of the great "1O1" ranch.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
HONOR VETERANS MEMORY
Funeral Of Sergeant Wachter, Killed
in Philippines, Is Held
Associated Prass.

BY Associated Prass-
NEW YORK, April 9.-In honor Of
Sergt. George Wachter, who assisted
in raising the first American flag at
Manila after the landing Of detach-
ment from the Olympia, hundreds Of
residents of the Upper East Side to-
day attended his funeral
Wachter was killed in battle with
the Moros on May s, 1904, and his
body was recently shipped to this
country The body was escorted to the
National Military cemetery with the
honors of war.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Artemas Pitcairn, Plttsburg

t. Associated Press
PITTSBURG, April 9-Artemus Pit
cairn. vice president and controller Of
the Pittsburg Plate Glass company and
one of the best known men in the glass
business in the country. died at his
home tonight of pneumonia. aged 56
years.
Jesse knight, Cheyenne, Wyo.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 9.-Jesse
Knight. chief justice of the supreme
court of Wyoming, died at his home
here today.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
RECEIVES CORDIAL GREETING
Ambassador Meyer Makes First Call
at st. Petersburg
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
ST, PETERSBURG. April 10, 1910 a.
NC. Won L. Meyer, the new American
ambassador to st. Petersburg, made his
first call yesterday on Foreign Minister
Lamsdorff, who extended an unusually
cordial greeting. The exchanges. how
ever, were devoid of significance, and
neither war nor peace was mentioned
Emperor Nicholas probably will re-
ceive Mr.. Meyer on wednesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
Jesse Knight, Cheyenne, Wyo.
FRANCIS MURPHY MEETING
Temperance Apostle Makes Strong
Plea for Men

1.-The Mereies of God" was the sub
ject discussed by Francis Murphy at
the regular Sunday evening temper
anoe meeting in Blanchard hall last
night, and the veteran worker made a
strong appeal for men to live better
and cleaner lives Charles Lamb pre-
sided. Frank Pratt and Lamar Harris
delivered short addresses.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
SENATOR PLAT HAS
COMFORTABLE NIGHT

buHettn From Physicians attending
Connecticut Statesman Shows
More Hopeful Signs
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Conn, April s--No
perceptibie change has taken place in
the condition OF United states sena-
tor Orville Fl. Plat in the twenty-four
hours ending at p. m, according to
the bulletin from the sick room issued
tonight. This means, in the opinion
Of the physicians. that the senator is
holding his own against the rather seri-
Gus aspect Of the recurrent attack Of
bronchial pneumonia.
During last night Senator Plat had
six hours Of sleep, made UP Of half
hour maps.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10

Every girl on earth has a mission
and every widow under a certain age
thinks she is entitled to a second mis-
sion.-Chicago News.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
STRIKERS SEIZE TRAINS

Railway Situation in Caucasus Grows
Alarming
BY Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 10, 12:40 a.
m.-Dispatches from the Caucasus
paint the railway situation there in
alarming colors. The authorities, it is
reported, are afraid to run trains at
night lest they be wrecked.
Striking section hands seize trains
and travel up and down the line, forcing
other employees to cease work
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10

Notice 20 Holders OF Herald Photo Coupons
Holders Of Herald photo coupons on Barnett
& Sons studio wishing sttings on Sunday
must make engagement several days In ad-
vance All coupons must be presented before
hfav R 1904
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10

The name of Mother Goose's hus-
band was Isaac Goose. and her
rhymes were first printed by her som
in-law, Thomas Fleet, printer in
Boston
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
WARSAW PoPULAcE QUIET
Strong Guards Placed In Jewish Quar-
ters to Keep Order

BY Associated Press.
WARSAW, April 9.-The Jewish
quarter of this city was guarded by a
strong military force throughout the
day. Every policeman on duty at iso-
lated or doubtful points was guarded
by two soldiers.
The result of this was the first quiet
Sunday here since the January dis
turbances.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
Regulates Coin Designs
By Associated Press.

MEXICO CITY, April s.-President
Diaz has issued a decree regulating the
designs for the new coins of the re-
public. Provision has been made for
the new gold coins of $40 and $5 each
and for new silver dollars differing
but slightly from the present coins.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
MINISTER SCORES
BILLIONAIRE' E'SSON
R0CKEFELLER'S UTTERANCES
ARE CRITICISED
Brooklyn Preacher Says Young Mans
Recent Speech at Brown UnIver-
slty Most Brutal Of This
Generation
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press
NEW YORK, April o.--1n the course
of his sermon in Plymouth church,
Brooklyn. today the Rev. DR.. Newell
Dwight Hills, referring to the gift Of
100000 made by John d. Rockefeller to
the American Board Of Foreign Mis-
slons and to Mr.. Rockefeller's son,
said in part:
"The saddest words that have been
heard in this generation we're spoken
before Brown university by a young
man who is to inherit the greatest for
tune in this country. They were spoken
in defense of the trusts. Listen to
them: The American Beauty rose can
be produced in all it's splendor only by
sacrificing the early buds that grow
up around 1t.
THE rose bush has 1000 buds and in
order to produce the American Beauty
the gardener goes around 1t with a
knife and snips 900 in order that all
the strength and beauty may be forced
into one bloom.
Tidings Heartbreaklng
"In this economic argument this
young man brutally tells the working
class that 999 small business men must
be snuffed out of existence in order
that his American Beauty, the trust.
may be produced. Listen to Christi
Let the strong bear the burdens Of
the weak And again: Give and it
shall be given unto you
"These words in defense of the trusts
are the most heart-breaking things in
literature to those who know what is
going to come In the future. Can you
wonder that after that when a man
gives gifts we have no gratitude to
return?''
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10

A man is seldom presented with
better cigar than he buys for himself.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
BURGLARS WRECK
BERKELEY SAFES
POSTOFFICE RANSACKED BY
THIEVES
Officers Are Notified In Time to
Prevent Robbers From Getting
Away With Much
Booty
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
BERKELEY, April "A bold at
tempt was made by three burglars
safes in the Berkeley postoffice. The
larger safe, containing $4,000 cash and
$4,000 stamps, was partially wrecked
when the safecrackers were frightened
away.
At o'clock this morning Mrs. ]. 8.
Eastman, who owns the postoffice block,
heard the burglars at work and look
ing from her residence saw them
through the window. She telephoned
the city marshal and Deputy Marshal
Howard responded. When he entered
the main corridor the burglars fled
through a side door and escaped In the
trees on the state university grounds
across the street.
The job was evidently done by pro-
fessionals, who had carefully laid their
plans. Night Watchman Thompson
was decoyed away by man who acted
suspiciously. Thompson followed him
for an hour, giving the mans accom-
plices ample time to work.
Got no Booty
In their flight the burglars left an
elaborate kit Of tools, stick of dyna-
mite and fuses. The knob of the large
safe was blown off by an improvised
piece of mechanism, and after the first
explosion failed to remove the door a
second charge was put in place.
The burglars were scared away be-
fore they could light second fuse and
they left charge Of dynamite in the
half wrecked safe.
A smaller safe containing registered
matter was tampered with and cannot
now be opened. The postoffice officials
are afraid to touch the larger safe ow-
ing to the fear of a charge of dynamite.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10

has been so successful lately that no
fewer than nineteen fishermen were
married on recent Sunday in the
parish church at Buchis
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
Every Afternoon and Evening
PARK

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IN OPERATION
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-02
"Msrrisge OF KITTY

THE Marriage of Kitty" which
is to appear at the La Jnnta Theatre
on Saturday evening. December ID,
for the first time, is a comedy of
the most delightful type, with its
central figure a young, penniless
woman who marries at the instance
Of her guardian, who is solicitor.
client of his who must wed by GER
tain date or lose a large fortune.
Kitty" is untitled to earn her
living and it is promised that she
and her husband are to go their
separate ways Immediately after the
ceremony and divorce is to release
her after one year. The plan for
the divorce is not carried out as in
tended, for when "kitty's" husband
meets her again he finds her as
fascinating as the audiences which
have greeted this play. Miss Alice
Johnson. who heads the splendid or
ganization which is under the di-
rection of Jules Murry. is singer
and commedienne of distinctive
charm and has a part in Kitty"
hat is exactly fitted to her per-
sonality.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-02
IL Iunts Womsa's Club.

The La Junta Woman's Club met
with Mrs. Jameyson November oath.
The first on the program. current
events. given by the members, fur
nished variety of interesting sub
jects for discussion.
Peculiar Customs of Women in
Foreign Countries, was very ably
and entertainingly presented by
Mrs. NJ. F. Miller. Mrs. Gilbert
read a well prepared paper on the
life of DR.. Samuel l.. Smith, an
American clergyman. author of the
national hymn. My Country, It's Of
Thee" which he wrote in 1882 while
a theological student at Andover.
The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Jones December lst.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-02
Notice Ct Payment OF Bonds.

MOI CO. l- hereby given that | will b prepared
to paw the following bund- Issued hy the County
of Otsru iu the state Of Colorado, ia -ati-fBc-
tiou uf Judgment, Decemb.r 10th, lssg. at the
Office Of III" county treasurer at La Junta, Col
orsdo. or at the Chsmical National Bank in the
city ~ NrW York, at the option of the holder.
IntsTr-t uu thee bond will cease thirty days
from date Of hr-t publication.
Bond No. II. sl.usuU
Band No. n. iUSu
Bond No. -, lOsiD
4. s. HEERBOHM.
Treasurer Of Dt.ro county. Colorado
La Juuta. Colo, November 18th, ls-il.
fir-t publication Nov. IL, l'slt.
Last uublIcati0n, Dec. IL. li.1.