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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02
TAKEN TO TEXAS
TO STAND TRIAL
FEARED PRISONER MAY BE
LYNCHED
His Arrival in Lone Star State Will
Be Kept Secret Until the
Authorities Are Ready
to Act

George Poole. who has been held in
the city Jail for the, authorities at Beau
mont, Texas, on a charge of killing
James Jett, the city marshal at Or
ange, Texas, in 1898, was yesterday
taken by Sheriff Landrey to Beaumont
to stand trial
Poole is also wanted in Texas on
three forgery charges in Jefferson
county and two similar offenses in
Shreveport, La.
Great Indignation was aroused by the
killing of Marshal Jett, and 1t Is pos
sible that Poole will never be given
trial. as public feeling is such that he
may be lynched as soon as he is taken
to Beaumont.
Poole suffered a nervous breakdown
yesterday when he was notified that
the Texas sheriff had come for him.
Hitherto he has kept up a pretense
of unconcern, but yesterday when he
was being led from Jail to the rail
road station he cried like a child and
begged to be killed before he got tc
Texas.
Don't let them torture me-" he
walled. "God knows I'm innocent oi
the charges, but they won't let me
prove it,"
Sheriff Landrey said he feared there
would be trouble when Poole arrived
In Beaumont. but every possible pre-.
caution against II has been made by
the authorities. His removal TO Beau.
mont will be kept secret until the tria
is begun II possible, and thus violence Is
hoped to be averted.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02
WILLING MEN NEED NOT BEG
Hartman interests Have More Work
Than Men to Do II

There will be little excuse for bread
lines in any of the large cities this
winter. If there are requests for free
soup from able-bodied men 1t will look
as though the requestors were unwill-
ing to work for a living.
This statement is made in view of
the fact that E. H. Hartman has
authorized the expenditure of $1,0000 900
for new lines, betterment and recon-
struction of old lines in the North Pa
cific states.
1t is desired to expend this big
amount before January l, but it is
likely that it will last until spring.
Chief Engineer Boschke, of the Ore
gon Railroad and Navigation company
is now facing the problem of getting
rid of this money with no takers. He
wants takers in the form of workers
and it appears almost impossible to get
men to labor.
Those iii charge of the Hartman lines
are begging, importuning and pursuing
every known method to get men to
work and eat up the immense sums
that Hartman wants to eXpend in the
Portland-O Oregon district Notwith-
standing the fact that the climate there
is fine, long service promised and low
rates for transportation made, the COW
eted workmen do not come.
1t is safe to say that in no part of
the country today is the field for labor
so promising as in the North Pacific
coast states and in California.
Hartman has expended millions in
that district and desires to spend other
millions If he can get men to do the
work
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02
CALIFORNIA sTILL ALLURINe
Kansas City official Tells Of Her In
comparable Charms


A Kansas City traffic official who has
just returned from a trip west Is thus
quoted I'm the Kansas city Journal:
The San Francisco disaster affected
only small fraction Of California ter
ritory--a mere speck on the map. 1t
was local affair, and will soon be for
gotten In the triumphal rebuilding of
the Golden Gate city
California, as a whole, is lust as
alluring as ever-just as inviting for
the eastern visitor.
The great resort hotels are there
this season the same as last--onIy more
Of them. Coronado Pasadena, South
Pasadena, Redlands, Riverside. Santa
Barbara and Monterey are already
spruced up for the winter travel inva-
sion.
"A magnificent new hotel, the Went
worth, near Raymond station, a sub
urb of Pasadena and Los Angeles,
VIII receive guests this winter.
THE old missions are there-telline
the fascinating story of priestly con-
quest. The ocean beaches are there
where one may take a surf plunge in
January. The orange groves and palms
and rose gardens are there-out of
doors, not in a hothouse.
And the perfect climate is there
California's chief asset, permitting the
golfer and the automobilist to enjoy
himself daily in the glorious sun
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02
WANTS 5000 LABoRERs QUICKLY
Hartman to Spend $4,000, 1000 in the
Next Two Years
BX Assnnia tod ISrnr.

~ SpCId IN the
Next Two Years
BY Associated Press.
:, SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1-rbe
southern Pacific wants 5000 Iaborers
rms is the statement of one of The
local officials. VI 'ne
orders have just come from uarri-
man TO hasten the development Of the
Pacific slope lines and the officials are
getting busy. arr
Wlthin the next two years S25. 0oo mn
VIII be spent in the construction of
ines on the Pacific coast by the Harri-
man system. 1t is the preparation for
the great struggle in railroad competi-
tion that is coming.
with Hill on the north and the GouId
line cropping across the continent. Har-
riman realizes that it will mean n
great fight and that the life of the big
systems will depend on the COMPLETE.
ness with which they are equipped with
Feeders. Hence, at every available
point small roads are being absorbed
others are being built and the Southern
Pacific is developing all the TERRITORY
possible to get ready for what Harri-
man calls the "age of railroad compe-
tition."
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02
TEN-CENT MEALS
CAUSE DIVORCE
WOMAN HAD BUT LITTLE
TO EAT
Says Husband Left Only Twenty-Five
Cents Daily for Her and
Her Baby and Was
Cruel

Alleging that her husband compelled
her to exist on 10-cent meals and 10
dress so shabbily that she was ashamed
to appear before her friends, Mrs. Adele
Murphy, pretty little brunette, yester-
day petitioned before Judge Gibbs in
department two of the superior court
for decree of divorce from her hus-
ban, Samuel w. Murphy, clerk in a
local ornament establishment.
Mrs. Murphy's costume when she ap-
peared in court belied her allegation of
extreme poverty until it was stated
that she had had the dress before her
marriage, seven years ago, and that
the garment had been made over.
The couple were married at Bristol
vile, Ohio, on New Years day, 1899.
The courtship had existed between the
young people from childhood, and the
girl had been the belle of the village,
made even more popular by the fact
that her father was a well-to-do farmer
of that section.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02
LOTS OF FREE LAND LEFT
Santa Fe Issues Folder Outlining
PROSPECTS, in Southwest

The Santa Fe has recently issued a
comprehensive folder, containing full
information about free United States
government lands along that line in
the southwest, where they are and how
to get them. A synopsis is given Of the
homestead and desert land laws, to-
gether with acreage of land tributary
to the road available under such laws.
and a brief description of same, with
maps and half-tone cuts,
There are countless acres of agricul-
tural and grazing lands belonging to
the government which are abundantly
watered by natural rainfall; also many
millions of acres of arid land heretofore
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02
sALToN SEA DOOMED AT LAST
Colorado Is Now Turned Into Its
Old Course
Bv Associated Press.


SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1. - The
Salton sea will be doomed tomorrow.
The officials of the Southern Pacific
announced that the last steps have
been taken and the Colorado river will
be turned into its old course and no
more water will flow into the great
inland sea.
The break in the banks of the Col
orado river has been filled in with
piles and stone and the last gap will
be closed at once.
E. o. Mccormick, assistant traffic
director of the road, has been on the
ground from the east and says that
there is no possibility of failure and
that the river will be turned into its
old channel.
The work of checking the flow of
the river through the break in the
bank has cost the Southern Pacific in
the neighborhood of $1,000, 900 and con-
siderable damage to its tracks.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02
uPsUILps PACIFIC MILLS
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-Complaint
was filed today with the interstate
commerce commission by the Howard
Mills company Of Wichita, Kas., that
the Santa Fe. Rock Island, Burlington.
Denver & Rio Grande, Southern Pa
cihc and Onion Pacific railroads are
maintaining unjust differentlals against
-four and In favor of wheat shipped
from Wichita to Pacific coast terminals
and points I'M Arizona.
1t is claimed that this discrimination
operates disastrously to the -four mills
of Kansas and upbuilds the Pacific
coast mills and the complaint urges
that the differential be abolished.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02
BANK CLEARINGs
BREAK RECORDS
AGGREGATE FOR MONTH OF
OCTOBER, S5O,941,106
Official Statement Indicates Great
Great Volume of Business Trans
acted in Los AngeIes-compar-
ison with Other Years

The official report of the Los Angeles
clearing house submitted yesterday
makes a satisfactory exhibit Of busi-
ness conditions and the enormous in
crease in commercial and other trans
actions.
The total payments made through the
bank for the month OF Oc'oper, lsoo'
aggregated $780, ,106, being an in
crease of $685. ,5S9 over September the
previous month and a gain of $9,954,9l3
over October, 1905.
Figures for Ten Months
Below are the exchange for the past
ten months of 1906, with comparisons
for two preceding years:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02
Millions in Dividends
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK Nov. 1.-The banks
here will pay out in dividends more
than $65,0OO,O00 today. Among the big
dividends are those of Canadian Pa
cific, Central Railroad of New Jersey,
Detroit United railway, Evansville 6
Terre Haute, Great Northern railway,
New Central Coal, Northern Pacific,
Pacific Coast and Tennessee Coal and
United Traction
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02
ACTIVITY REIeNs AT SAN JOSE
Twenty-Five Thousand Cars Handled
in a Month
BY Associated Press.

by ASSUUIdl ltU T ItSS,
SAN JOSE, Nov. 1.-Since last April
trade in this city has increased fully 25
per cent, and the local business of the
Southern Pacific company has increased
correspondingly.
One hundred passenger and freight
trains passed through this city daily;
twenty miles of yard tracks is being
constructed here; the fifth railroad
bridge across the Guadalupe river is
now being built; a new freight depot
is to be built; freight cars to the num-
ber of $4,000 were handled during the
month just ended; and the block sig
nal system is being inaugurated, the
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02

the stock on per cent basis. The
dividend is the highest declared by the
company in twenty-five years. In 1881
the company declared a dividend of s
per cent and since that time the divi-
cend has ranged from 51s to 6A per
cent annually
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02
Barrett Goes to ssaboard Line
BIZ Associated Press.

5Y ANaOCIdttu ETHas.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Nv. A. Bar
rett, general manager of the Queen &
Crescent road, has accepted the posi-
tion of first vice president of the Sea-
board Air Line.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02

regarded as valueless, which may be
brought to a high state Of productive
ness through the agency OF irrigation.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02
Pennsy Declares Dividend
Ry Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 1. - The
board Of directors of the Pennsylvania
railroad today declared semi-annual
dividend OF 3 per cent. This Is an in
crease Of half of 1 per cent and places
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02

Totals. -. SAP, ,OoSS62 1882, ,27S $274 4oSoii
The grand total of clearances for isuo
may aggregate 100000, record thas
viii exceed all others in the history OF
the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02
halfway cIerks strIke

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. 1.-The
railway clerks of the Southern Pacific
railroad here walked out today The
strike now extends from Houston to
El PasO,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02
Wanted to Protect Child

I'VE had not been married more than
six months before my husband became
enraged and struck me-" testified Mrs.
Murphy yesterday. From that time
until two months ago, when left him,
life has been a misery for me and l
only endured his treatment as long as
/ did because of my little girl, Made
line. She is years old, and l wanted
to protect her.
I'VE came to Los Angeles about two
years ago and have been residing for
some time at the Pressman hotel. While
there l suffered worse usage at the
hands of my husband than at any other
time of our married life.
"L lived in constant fear of him. He
choked me on frequent occasions and
at other times struck me with his fist
and cursed me. The pity of the case
was that he struck me most frequently
when he was perfectly sober, his actions
being caused by some senseless rage.
when he would leave the house i'm
the morning he would give me gener-
ally about 25 cents, and on that / was
supposed to buy three meals a day for
myself and the baby. Sometimes he
would leave 35 or 40 cents, but gem
orally II was just a quarter, and as a
result / was compelled to haunt the
cheap lunch rooms, and the best meal |
| could ever afford was a 10-cent meal,
and the baby received her food from
that source. When he failed TO leave
money l would either borrow some for
both of us, or l would borrow enough
so that the baby could eat while |
often went hungry
Had Another Noman
my husband stated i'm my presence
that he had another woman as he said
on the string, and said that he ought
not to be blamed for taking a pretty
J girl to the skating rink and to supper
He further remarked that he did not
have enough money to support two
women and that l could get out just
as soon as l pleased.
| ION frequent occasions his brutality
was such that l sought refuge IN other
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02
More Funds fol-

More Funds for Canton Railway
By Associated Press.
HONGKONG, Nov. 1.-The legisla-
tive council has voted further INSTALL
ment of funds to the Canton Railway
company.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02
Tobacco Man Fails

LOUISVILLE, Nov Edgar d.
Martin of the tobacco firm of II. M.
Martin & Co. filed a petition in bank
ruptcy today listing liabilities of sl6l,
761 and assets Of $50 on which exemp-
tion Is claimed
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02

Homeless cnlldlen received and placed
In homes for adoption, chlPp6rys,, APPLY aex; Mon,s
society. sSl bradbury building. Los An-
Keles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02

apartments in the house. During our
entire stay here he never bought me a
single garment, and the baby received
only one dress, a little calico affair.
He cursed and struck me about two
or three times month regularly. At
last about two months ago when he re-
turned home he attacked me, threat
ened my life and then kicked me several
times. After that 1 left him.
Some arrangement or agreement for
the care of the child had been made
between the couple. but that agreement
was thrown out by the court, and the
woman, besides receiving her decree,
was allowed $25 month from her hus-
bands wages for the support of the
baby.
Other Divorces
Interlocutory DEGREES of divorce were
granted yesterday in the superior court
in the petitions of Minnie M. Bolger
against William Bolger, William Ran
dali against Clara Randall, Mary Lem
ond against r. F. Lemond, and ]. e.
Russell against Hattie Russell. All the
allegations were based on desertion.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02

II you want 70 go east. c. Haydock.
Agent Illinois Central R.R.. l1s w. 9Th.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04

= Jn Grepburg, Waine. brannten
6eute Is 6duier ab, In ibrsr 3a6l aud
Elm 0otel. Der S9aben tuirs auf
800. 600 sei9dbt.
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fur ben reguIaren Werfebr awtf&sn ssa.
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f&aft; etne Wai&inen-@ erfRdtte, eth
Refaurant unb eine 8ilarobane unb
Der angeri&tete e&aosn bstrdst $12,.
600.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04
Maerlet fletMe 0epei9en.
8. Gebtember.

3. SEPTEMBER.
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bas @srii9t, tuona9 6ippls, Der prdR.
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tusber geftorben iein. nod Sslbfmorb
begangen baben lou, fonbern fi4 In
europa bsfinbet. Die bonn Coroner De-.
i9ti9te 2ei&e lou cine untersei&obens
fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04
Cine abcnfeuerIif,c Vabrt NIT
Dctt Suftbauou.

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Wun0er ni4t nit elmer SragDbie en-
Oets, bate Ser 2ufti6iffer 9alsser
in Neapel 81 beiteben. @r pflegt an iez
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Iutomobilen Ser Houte bes 8aaOns
fplgen ioute, fails bieier Ianosinfpdrts
flisse; aber Die QutomobiIiIien famen
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tparbte ii9 iofprt ieetpGrts, uno Der
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a9tung Der 2uftI9iffer elm SorpeOoz
boot. Die Ibfubrt erfOlste um Gil
1tbr urter Ben oonnernOen 6o9s 6es
Bublifums. Der 8aIon ffieg fofort
big 900 Meter. 9aaeger poIte ben
8erfu6 MAIDEN, i'm eins 3eitlang
sIei9mdbig 100 Meter iiber Dem Wuiz
fer gu baltsn, INN 6ie 2snfporri9tlns
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24OO Meter eerietb ser 8alIon in cine
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FOB Ii9 Ser 8alpn. 9alIeeer. Ser feiz
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Sat @tti6mloige &C.
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tett bon 1880 2noten.
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nobel mebrere Japaner BON Aunerita.
rier, est6btet tuurben, 3u bermetben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-04

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