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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
HAYWOOD DELAYED
UNTIL WEDNESDAY
ATTORNEYS FOR DEFENSE IN
CONFERENCE
Expert on Explosives Will Be intro
duced to Discredit Orchards
Testimony Concerning the
Bradley Bomb
Rv Assnciated Press.

BY Associated Press.
BOISE, Idaho, July 6.-Counsel for the
defense in the Haywood murder case
had an extended conference today both
at their down town office and in the
day cell of Haywood, ,1oyer and = tti-
bone at the county Jail, and = was
stated afterva that it wluld be
Wednesday before Haywood takes the
oath as a witness in his own behalf.
The program as it now stands is to
begin Monday morning by reading the
dispositions taken at San Francisco as
| to the explosion at the house of Fred
Bradley, the mining operator. Thes
| dispositions are to be supplemented
| later with the evidence of an expert on
explosives.
1t is contended ~ the defense. that
ten pounds of dynamite exploded as
! orchard swears the Bradley bomb was
would have blown Bradley into pieces
and destroyed the whole front of the
house, and it is to show this that the
expert will be called.
Additional Testimony
After the depositions are put in there
will be additional testimony to show
that before he fled from the Occur
d'Alenes in 1899 Orchard attempted to
sell his interest in the Hercules mine,
and then there will be a showing as to
the movements and actions IF Jack
Simpkins when he went to Denver in
the fall of 1905 after having arted with
Orchard and Caldwell. This will prac-
tlcally conclude the case, with the eX-
ception of the testimony of Meyer and
Haywood. and it is believed that the
former can be reached by Tuesday
afternoon. Steve Adams will not be
called by the defense.
TO call him would be to open the way
for the state to get his repudiated con-
fession before the jury, and it is deemed
the better strategy to avoid that.
The direct examination of Haywood
will, according to the statement of
counsel of the defense, be very ex-
tended He will be taken over a sketch
Of his life that will embrace all of it's
important events, including his con-
nection with the Western Federation of
Miners, with which his later life has
been closely interviewer. 1t is claimed
that there will be no limits established
for his protection and that the gate
will be open to the fullest Ind the
widest cross-eXamination that the pros
ecution desires to make. Haywood
himself will explain that the S100 sent
to Jack Simpkins nine days before
Steunenberg was murdered was the
balance of a federation expense account
that Simpkins left with Haywood to be
forwarded to him at his home in Spo-
kane. The presentation of the states
case in rebuttal will possibly commence
on Thursday next and be carried over
into the succeeding week.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
WANT TERM
TO LAST FOR
MANY YEARS.
Schmitz May Spend
Lifetime in
Prison
Prosecution Works with
Cumulative Plan
in Mind
San Francisco Mayor May Not Be
Sentenced Monday, but Another
Extorton Case Begun to
Hold Court
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 6.-Despite
predictions to the contrary it is not
likely that sentence will be pronounced
upon Mayor Schmitz by Judge Duane
next Monday
There is excellent authority for the
statement that the prosecution, keen
ing its promise to the court, will not
ask for further delay of sentence on
any but one ground, namely that the
state is ready to proceed at once with
the prosecution of the mayor on the
other four charges of extortion that
lie against him and that it is desired
to have subseo ent sentences-assuln-
ing further >nvictions-run consecu-
lively ing 1d of concurently. 1t is
underst "a that if this announcement
is No by the district attorney the
co ! will withhold sentence on the
q esent conviction and will set the next
0f the extortion cases for immediate
trial
Section $50 of the penal code says:
| when any person is convicted of
two or more crimes before sentence is
pronounced upon him for either the
imprisonment to which he is sentenced
upon the second or other subsequent
conviction must commence at the fer
mination of the first term of imprison-
ment to which he shall be adjudged.
or at the termination of the second or
other subsequent term of imprison-
ment, as the case may be-
Would Mitigate Sentence
This means that if the mayor is sem
fenced next Monday any future SEN
tences that may be pronounced upon
him cannot be cumulative; that is,
they cannot run against him one after
the other. To illustrate:
If Judge Dunno on Monday should
sentence the mayor to five years in the
Continued on Page Three1
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
ACCUSE JENKINS
OF REVOLUTION
Consul General Of Salvador Alleged
to Be at Bottom Of Troubles
of Central American
State
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, July 6.-According
to a special cablegram received today
from Salvador the recent removal of
Consul General Jenkins has caused q
great sensation in the official and dip
lomatic circles of the republic. An
open accusation was made that Consul
General Jenkins was the organizer and
instigator of the revolution of Saliva
dor. 1t is alleged that charges were
conveyed to Washington and Inspector
of Consuls Murphy was instructed to
investigate the case. After a three
months investigation Inspector Muir
ply recommended that Jenkins be re-
moved and he was consequently re-
called.
1t was charged that during the recent
war Jenkins delivered cables to secret
agents of Zelaya, who were stationed
| in San Salvador. These cables, it is
asserted, bore the signature of United
| States Minister Merry. The govern
ment at Washington has demanded an
| explanation from President Zelaya, be-
cause of his unwarranted use of the
name of a United States diplomatic
officer.
In support of the charges the Sal
vadorean government has filed at the
state department at Washington copies
of the cables which passed between
President Zelaya and his agents
through the alleged connivance of Con-
sui General Jenkins.
President Zelaya is stationing 1000
troops on the Salvadorean border at
the port of Cosiguila, preparatory to
a second invasion of San Salvador.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
STOLE TO GIVE
WIFE EDUCATION
Long Beach Man Confesses to Short
AGE in Accounts-Wanted Money
to Pay for Music
Lessons
Special to The Herald.

opSClil " llO llSioiu'
LONG BEACH, July 6.-AnXious to
give his wife, a granddaughter of the
late Marcus DAILY, the advantages of
the musical education she desired, w
Harding, arrested tonight on a charge
of petty larceny confessed to the police
that he had embezzled about $500 dur
ing the past six weeks from the Long
Beach Gas company, by which he was
employed as a bookkeeper
Harding, the police say, explained
that his wife has an unusually sweet
voice and is very anxious for training
that will enable her to make the most
of it, He said that he, too, was eager to
give her this advantage, but found him
self unable to do so on his salary of
500 a month. For that reason, it is
said, the non became a thief.
This afternoon officials of the gas
company discovered a shortage in the
books. How much it was they didn't
know, but a complaint was sworn to
charging Harding with petty larceny
and the man was taken into custody.
When arraigned before Judge Hart
city recorder, Harding pleaded guilty
to the charge. Sentence, however, was
deferred until Monday and it is said
that the company then will prefer a
charge of embezzlement against him.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
STEAMER SINKS;
SIX ARE DROWNED
Mount Royal Runs on Rock and Goes
to Pieces in Five Minutes.
All Passengers Are
Saved
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
VICTORIA, B. c., July IA special
from Ketehass canyon, on the Skeena
river, says that the river stern wheel
steamer Mount Royal struck a rock at
8 o'clock this morning and went to
pieces within five minutes.
A number of lives were lost and the
small island in the canyon is covered
with survivors.
A telegram to the Hudson Bay COM
pany states that Captain Johnson of
the Mount Royal is among the surviv-
ors on Kingbolt island, where many
escaped. The chief and second en-
gineers floated through the canyon on
debris and were picked up by Indians.
A number of Indians with canoes
picked up the survivors and recovered
bodies. The Mount Royal was on her
way down the river, having left Hazel
ton yesterday morning.
The drowned were:
WILLIAM LEWIS, first officer.
b. FRAYNE, fireman.
]. O'KEEFE.
ARCHIE WILLIS, steward.
TWO JAPANESE.
All passengers were saved.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
MAN WITH SEVERED
SPINAL CORD PRONOUNCED
ENTIRELY WELL AGAIN
BY Associated Press.

Ry Associated Press.
i NEW YORK, July 6.-Alexander :
\ Adehil, who had his spinal cord :
= severed by a bullet about four :
! years ago, will soon be discharged :
:. from the city hospital on Black ;
! wells island, entirely well. This
i case has attracted the attention
! of the medical fraternity, owing
i to the remarkable success of the
y operation, which was performed :
! by the late DR.. George Ryerson :
! Fowler on May 9, 1870. The ends
i of the severed cord were drawn :
i together.
! Adehil was shot in the back
! during street fight in Brooklyn. :
! When he was taken to the hospital
\ the lower part of the body was
! completely paralyzed. The bullet
4 passed between the tenth and
4 eleventh vertebra. They were both :
! badly shattered.
\ Electricity and massage treat :
i ment was at first used. After a :
4 while Adehil was rugged up in !
l. cage chair, something like that :
!. used by babies when learning to :
4 walk. During the winter of 1905 .
!. he began to feel sensations in his .
!. body below the wound. :
4 ! !. j. i i j. i i 4 i i !. !. i !. i i
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
SIX MILITIA COMPANIES
CAMP AT SAN DIEGO
By Associated Press.

SAN DIEGO, July 6-Six companies
of northern militiamen have arrived
in San Diego and this morning went
into camp at Fort Rosecrans for two
weeks training with the regulars. They
arrived during the night and were
quartered at the barracks until morn
ing.
Two of the companies are encamped
in the fort as reserves and the other
four are on top of Point Iona as sup
ports. All of the companies are of the
Fifth infantry, 191 men and 23 officers,
under command of Colonel D. A. Smith,
as follows:
Company A. Oakland, Captain Peter
son; Company F, Oakland, Captain
Wethern; Company G, Alameda, Cap
tain Mcconnell; Company H, San
Francisco, Captain Grattan; Company
K, San Francisco, Captain Mund: Com
pany L, San Francisco, Captain Heyer;
hospital corps of eleven men.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
AMHERST PROFESSOR
SAYS HE HAS SOLVED
REASON FOR MANEUVER
Rv Associated Press.

AMHERST, Mass, July 6-Prof. Ed
win A. Grosvenor of Amherst college,
an authority on international law, gave
out a statement tonight in reference to
the sending of the United States battle
ships to the Pacific. Professor Gros-
venor, who is a relative of Secretary
Taft of the war department, had a
conference with the secretary during
the latter's visit to Milbury. Professor
Grosvenor says:
1.-THE United States desires peace
with all the nations of the world, yet
nothing so endangers peace as unpre-
paredness for war. Had the czar in
1908 put Russia in readiness for attack
the subsequent disasters of Manchuria
and of the Sea of Japan might have
been avoided. Our whole Pacific coast
and our Pacific insular possessions are
today practically defenseless. The dis
fCOntinued Pare Seven.l
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
PART |

FAN
1-Sips poison to escape husbands.
2-RockefeIIer tells about octopus.
S-Haddock heirs win their suit.
4Say spookist is bunko steerer.
6-N. E. A. hosts hurrying to Los
Angeles.
7-Southern California news.
PART II
2-Society news.
3-Dramatic news.
+EditoriaI.
5-City news.
6-7-Sports.
PART III
1-ReaI estate news.
2-king and queen very informal
4-Vitosophy.
5-Markets.
6-7-Classified advertisements.
S-Freedom for girls newruIe in Prris
PART w
Magazine section.
PART v
ChiIdren's magazine.
PART vi
coIored comic supplement. ~
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
INTERNAL MACHINE HURLED
AT SAN FRANCISCO BAKER
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, July GA three
pound coffee tin containing a quantity
of powder, bent horseshoe nails and
fragments of iron, and to which was
attached a burning fuse, was thrown
through a basement window at Lewis
Ycre as he worked at the oven of his
brothers bakery at Pierce and O'Far-
rell streets yesterday.
Ycre, who was shot and wounded
about month ago by some unidenti-
fed person who fired through the same
window, picked up the Internal ma
chine, stamped out the fuse and then
tainted.
1t was not until he unscrewed the top
of the can and saw the contents that
Ycre swooned and fell on the floor of
the bakery, where he was found by
members of his family. The police, who
have been searching for the bakers
former assailant, have the deadly con-
trivance. and several detectives are
working on the case.
The bomb contained sufficient explo-
sive to have wrecked the shop.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
MAYOR SCHMITZ MAKES
FORMAL DEMAND FOR
ENTIRE June SALARY
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July o.
Mayor Schrnitz today sent a for
NAL demand upon Auditor Hor-
ton for his full salary for the
month of June and the $500 con-
tingent fund allowed the mayors
office for July. The letter con-
tanned a warning against paying
these or any other sums upon the
order of James L. Gallagher, the
acting mayor. The auditor was
notified that he, with his bonds
men, would be held personally
responsible. Auditor Horton has
decided that his only safe course
is to refuse to pass mayoral de-
mands unless they bear the sig
natures of both Schnitz and Gal
lagher.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
PAGE PARI
PRICE: SINGLE COPY, CENTS; SUNDAY 10 CENTS
DUCK YOUR HEADS;
MARS Is ONLY FORTY
BILLION MILES AWAY

By Associated Press.
! NEW YORK, July 6.-Mars is I
4 nearer to earth than it has been !
i in many years-only trihe over ::
I. 3S, 200, 100000 miles, in fact. AS !
!. tronomers the world over will !
!. train on the plant all the i'm !
J. proved telescope, stereoscopic and !
i Photographic apparatus known to !
j. science. !
i 1t may be that July s, 1907, will i
!. give to the earth's people their !
!. first formal introduction to the !
!. Martians, those creatures of ro- !
\ nance and imagination. 1t may be !
! that we shall get positive photo !
!. graphic evidence of engineering !
=. work that will make child's play !
!. of the Pennsylvania and Belmont !
!. tubes and other undertakings that :
!. to us are gigantic. !
!. Special preparations have been !
j made at all the important Amer :.
i lean observatories for the work, !
!. and whether or not the great :.
i mysteries of Mars are illuminated, :
!. much valuable data will be gath :.
j. cred. !
i ~ i ***** 4 *****. =.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
TREASURER TREAT WILL
NOT COME TO COAST
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 6.-Cashier
Burns of the United States sub-treas-
ury received word that United States
Treasurer Treat would, in all proba-
bility be unable to come to San Fran
cisco, as business affairs demanded his
presence in Washington.
The treasury officials are now count
ing the $3,0O0,00G in the vaults used for
current purposes. When this is COM
pleted the $37O00,OO0 in the vaults will
be counted. This task is expected to
consume from four to six weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
AUTO RACES BEGIN
By Associated Press.

oa,. ,.N CasDoN, July o.-ine Ilrst ,1 inotor
lands track, Weybridge. today attracted
immense crowds. There were eleven
starters in the contest for the Mon
tague cup, which was won by an Eng
lishman, ]. q. Hutton, on German
car, after an exciting race.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
Four Weeks Needed
to Repair
Trouble
Broken Levee Submerges
Southern Pacific
Tracks
Fire in Temblor District Is Under
Control, but Flood Waters Are at
Auxiliary Levee at San
Zmidio Road
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
BAKERSFIELD, July 6.-Superin-
tendent Burkhalter and Engineer
d'Heuer of the Southern Pacific COM
pany have returned from an inspec-
ton of the break in the levee Of the
Sunset branch.
The road will not be in condition to
handle traffic over the entire route for
four weeks at the earliest The COM
pany's tracks are submerged for a dis
tance of two miles, AS soon as the
new levee is up and the water is lev
eled, reducing the pressure of water,
heavy piles will be driven and a power
full breakwater built.
Seven miles of the line may have to
be rebuilt and the course changed.
Trains are running as far as the inun-
dated portions of the track. The oil
men beyond the break, however, are
without communication with the out
side world by rail. Work will be rushed
to it's fullest extent, but the oil men
will suffer severely before service is
instituted again.
Fire Under Control
Superintendent James Odgen of the
Miller & Lux company, returned from
the scene of the flood late this even
ing, bringing intelligence Of the con-
troll of the fire in the temblor district
and the advance watersu of the flood
reaching the auxiliary levee at the San
Emidio road.
Until the water flowing from the
broken levee reaches the level of that
over the district, the officials will be
kept in suspense as to the ability of
the levee to stand the great pressure
to which it will be subjected. The lake
level is fourteen feet above the flood
level and it will be several days before
the intermediate is reached.
so far" said Superintendent Odgen,
"the auxiliary levee is standing up well,
but as to what it will do when the
pressure becomes greater is problem
we can only guess at"
All men have been centered at this
point and every effort will be made to
prevent a break, and the additional in
undation of the 10000 acres of grain in
the old Kern lake bed beyond.
BeaIe Fire Extinguished
The fire on the Beale properties at
TETON was extinguished about o'clock
this morning, after burning over $4,000
acres. The flames spread into the Cum
mings valley, where they were checked
by back-firing.
Alarmed by the many fires that have
occurred so far this season, the small
cattle owners of the country will meet
July 13 for the purpose of organizing
and to discuss ways and means for bet
ter protection. A signal system will be
devised whereby it will be possible to
summon the nearby ranchers quickly
in case of a fire.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
POST0FFICE RETURNS
SHOW BIG INCREASE
By Associated Press.

SAN DIEGO, July 6.-The report of
the San Diego postoffice regarding the
sale of stamps during the month of
June shows an exceedingly healthy in
crease over the figures for the same
month last year.
In 1906 the months sales amounted to
$4S69.94, while the sales for last month
were $6OS3.1S, an increase of $1213.24, or
24.7 per cent.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
TILLMAN AND D0LLIVER
DENY ANY ALTERCATI0N
sy Associated Press.

CHICAGO, July 6.-In regard to dis
patches from Jackson, Mich, about an
alleged alteration between Senators,
Dolliver and Tillman Senator Dolliver
said today:
There is not shred of truth in the
story of an alteration"
Senator Tillman has also denied the
story
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

For Southern California: Cloudy
Sunday; fresh south wind. Maxi
mum temperature in Los AnaeIes
yesterday, sc degrees; minimum, 81
degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
LOCAL

Fuller said to be slated for ScIs,- ~
place on police commission.
N e. A. hosts gathering
convention. ~
Needed bridges may be
necessity for bond issue.
Local Elks hold jolly sD
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
EASTERN

Preparations go forward for cruise of
Atlantic squadron to Pacific.
Rockefeller testifes but gives little
information.
Eight St Louis men indicted for al
legged land frauds.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
COAST
schnitz.
Persecution

Prosecution wants to run Schmitz
term into many years.
Haywood will not be called to stand
until Wednesday.
Southern Pacific at Bakersfield will be
out OF commission for four weeks on
account of floods
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
EoREIGN

Consul General Jenkins accused OF
melting revolution in Salvador.
Mark Twain royalty entertained in
London.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-03
YOUNG ITALIAN GIRL
Taken from a South Cherry Street Re.
sort-ooes to Dayton With
Her Parents.

An Italian girl not yet II years OF
age, was taken to her home in Dayton
yesterday from this city by her moth
er and stepfather. The names OF the
persons could not be learned. They
appeared at police headquarters yes
terday afternoon and asked the police
to assist them in getting their daugh-
ter. The parents had learned that
the girl was in South Cherry street
resort and had gone there earlier In
the day where they found her. De-
tectiyes Brlsbin and Ryan accompan-
led the parents to the place and told
the girl to get ready to accompany
her parents TO Dayton.
To the officers she said that she had
been brought TO Canton a week ago
by man who gave his name as Ralph
Knappe. She told the officers that the
man was at n nearby saloon and when
she called him up over the telephone
and told him to come to the place
where she was he Immediately did so.
To the officers he stated that he had
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-03
DISAGREEMENT
No Verdict by Jury In the Case
Against Mrs. Patterson.

The jury in the case of Mrs. Celia
Patterson, who was charged by Mrs
John Hossler with keeping house OF
Ill fame at 222 North Mckinley ave-
nue., could not agree upon a verdict
Saturday. They were sent out Satur-
day morning at 10:30 and were out un-
I'll 5 o'clock in the afternoon but no
verdict could be reached and the may
or was so Informed by Joseph Weaver,
the foreman of the jury. Tney had
disagreed earlier In the day but the
mayor told them that ho wished for
them to reach a verdict
The final vote OF the jury is said
to have been six for guilty and six
for acoulttal. The trial lasted three
days and Is said to have cost about
500 exclusive OF lawyers fees. 1t is
not known IL the case will be tried
again.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-03
Letter to w. 3. REYNOLDS & co.
Canton, Ohio.

Dear Sirs: Messrs Leachman G. Ed
elm, Grafton, w Va, had been selling
a paint, which they thought well OF;
and this had occurred.
They had sold customer is gal
Ions OF ii to paint his house. A few
years later. they sold the same man
Devoe lead-and-zinc the same number
Of gallons to paint the same house
He had gallons left.
The point Of the tale is: IL gallons
Deyoe paints an 1S-gallon house.
or course. that isn't all.
Why does IL gallons Deyoe go as
far as 1S gallons OF other paint? Be-
cause II is all paint, all true. no sham,
aud full measure.
But that isn't all. Deyoe lasts
longer. No. no; you haven't got TO
wait ten years TO find that out. Ten
thousand people know 1t. We've got
their names. Our agents know them;
they think a heap of Devoe. There's
no difficulty in showing your towns
people what to expect OF Deyoe. $40
will paint a SIS house; and the
paintll last twice as long.
Yours truly
+ w DEy0E & co
90 New York