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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-25
Kills Girl He Loved
BY AssoeIa ed Press.

DRESDEN, Tenn, April 24.-Miss
Wianie Strong daughter of a wealthy
farmer near here, was shot last night
by William Sawyers because she re-
fused his offer Of marriage, and died
today, A posse is pursuing Sawyers.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-25
EASTERN

Blizzard sweeps through the middle
west.
Pennsylvania man, who was to be mar
rled within few hours, shot and killed
by a woman he Tilted, the latter ending
her own life a moment later.
Detectives guard "Pitchfork' Tfllman
while senator is delivering address on the
race problem.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-11
PIERCE WANTS HIS
LIBERTY RESTORED
After Voluntarily Surrenderlng He
Immediately Secures a Writ
OF Habeas Corpus.
SHERIFF WILL FIGHT CASE.
Docs Not intend to Kidnap Him or Put
Him in Irons But Means That
Texas Shall Have Him.

II. Louis May lO.--sherid c. 5, Matt
thcws of Travers county Texas, ar
rived from Austin Tex, today, to
take charge Of H. clay Pierce, chair
man Of the board of the Waters-Pieree
on company, who surrendered to ar
rest Wednesday on Texas Indictment
charging him with having committed
PERJURY In an AFFIDAVIT made In 1900
concerning the oil company.
Immediately after Plerce's arrest a
writ of habeas corpus was secured from
the circuit court. on the ground that
Pierce was unlawfully being restrained
of his liberty Hearing on the process
was set for tomorrow morning.
Sheriff Matthews said
II viii employ counsel to fight
Pierce's application for habeas corpus.
don't intend TO kldnap Mr.. Pierce
or take him back to Texas in irons.
but | do intend to see that Texas gets
what is coming to 1t In the way of
legal representatives.
1t strikes me as funny that Pierce
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-11

after voluntarily guaranteeing, should
10 into court and claim he was being
restrained Of his liberty"
Mr.. Pierce was released from Gus
today Wednesday on $4,000 bono,
pending the hearing tomorrow.
In statement given out today by
Mr.. Pierce, the declaration rs made
that the affidavit was true throughout.
The statement in part follows:
'srhr affidavit which / made on May
81. 1900 at Austin, Tex, is unques-
tlohahly true. | made II after fun
consultation with my attorneys. The
affidavit states that the Waters-P Pierce
oil company, organized under the laws
of the state OF Missouri on MAY ~
1900, had not made or entered INTO amy
trust agreement. contract or contedCr-
alton to Ak the prices or limit the
quantity OF any articles of merchandlse.
"The affidavit does not contain q
statement, nor did the law of Texas
require of n foreign corporation any
statement with respect to VINO were ~"
shareholders or who were Interested IN
It, II has been repeatedly ana libel
ously said by many malicious or
ttoughtless persons ana newspapers
that the affidavit contained the state
ment that the Standard oil company
of New Jersey was not Interested IN
the Waters Pierce Oh company, either
as a stakeholder or otherwise. The af-
fidaVit did not contain any such state
nent, and any assertion of that char
acter Is made I'm perversion Of the con-
tents OF the affidavit and ungrounded
malice toward me,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-11

ia follow. mnde his way TO the police
station With the rapidly nugInentlns
crowd following him, untll " NV
reached ut least 5000 IN nuinperi the
mob packing the streets TOT Nv"
about the station.
Tho mdh from searching the police Hia-
tiop ana the crowd then made It's way
a. Inc vun store OF Carl Engel on West
park street, and despite the atte'npt OF
tbe police 10 guard the store ioree1
their way into the place anu seculet
number OF shotSuus, Du' rv hnnn
reason. apparently, thus far nave Deeh
unable 10 locate the ammunition stores
'rhe tnob leaders say they VIII nave the
az. ~ the slayer OF cole, and II an at
ten,pt ig made to raid the city and copn-
f., ans blood will be spilled, judging
IRON the temper Of the otlcets
Cota. n 81 stated. had also been sus-
,,c,tnd of robbinE the trunk OF his
Nominate OF two checks, which 1t ~ al
legged he cashed and the officers want
ed him for this act
The police restored quiet at about II
n'clocJ; tonight after they had succeed
ed In nrrestng Timothy cole, the lead,
er Of the mob. and youth haiueu
F'lynn who carried the rope; man
who eavo his name as sullivan and u
cousin OF Cole These were held IN the
notice station until the mob. lacking a
leader. dispersed, when the four were
uerniitted TO go to their homes upon
their promise to behave themselves;
cole. the man Killed by Jackson. has
figured I'm police circles for some time
aud has been suspected Of compleitE
I'm several crimes. At the time Of the
murder OF Officer F1eIshmen. Cole was
arrested on suspicion Of being the mur-
dercd.
Fully 10000 persons viewed The re-
mains of cole this evening and for q
time it was thought the police would
have to nut stop to the morbid cur
riosity OF the crowds, as angry lmpre-
cntions against the officers were heard
an an sides and another uprising was
feared. people being in ignorance Of
The true facts Of the killing and their
passions giving way to the distorted
story which started The mob earlier in
the evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-11
KILLING AND
ALMOST LYNCHING
Patrol Driver Jackson OF Butte
Killed Harry Cole While Try
ing to Escape.
MANS BROTHERS LEAD A MOB.
Made AN Intellectual Attempt 10 Lynch
Detective NlcGavcy Under impress.
sion II was lie WHO Did Shooting.

Butte, Mont. May io.-Potro'
Driver Charles Jackson tonight Shot
and killed Harry cole, while the latter
was attempting 10 escape, and avg Inc
censed mob of 5000 I'D by brothers of
cole. made an Intellectual attempt to
lynch Detective Charles McGnrvey, the
crowd laborinR under the Impression
that it was that officer who had done
the shooting cole had been arrested
by McGarvey on forgery charge ana
was suspected of being one Of the two
bandits who several days ago held up
the North Coast limited on the West
ern Pacific. at Welch spur numbering
Engineer Frank Glow and woundms
Fireman Thomas sullivan cole is
brother of George cole, who Is now
serving sentence I'm the Deer Lodge
penitentiary for the robbery OF the Bur
llngton Flyer, near this city. two years
ago George cole confessed TO holding
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-11

nm tbe train. and was sent 70 prison
for IA years. His brother Harry mas
been under surveillance OF the officers
since the holdup OF the North Copst
Limited, and this evening was taken
into custody by officers. 80,
While he was being sweated IN ~"
office of the police, Cole, " " Ataltu.
dcdantly said that he knew All ABOUT
tbn holdup of the limited. and mace
"a dash for the door, which he reacneu'
and ram down an alley leading from the
notice station An officer started Lol
colo but trlppcd over the threshold OF
tho door aud measured his length OF
the floor McGarvcy Followed anu
uppcd over the PROSTATE FORM oi ~, nN
uoitrman. and he, TOO, went to mo
nonr patrol Driver Jackson, who at thls
point had entered the room, upon near
ing the connection. saw that Colc was
about 10 make his escape, quickly drew
his revolver and fired once, hitting lhc
fleeing man in the back and killing nun
almost in his tracks. An immense
crowd Immediately gathered, ana ule
impression gaining ground that Ncl, ~.
,.,y had killed an Innocent drunk. me
cry went up, TO hang McdarNey' III
othy Cole. another brother of 80 e.Hu
man. and "a cousin, took the leadersshlp
of lhp mob. and with more man z'VV'
men at his back fastened to inc coun-
IN inu, where they thought McSarV'y
was hiding. and attempted TO Lortt
their way through the line OF officers
with drawn guns. Inside the jail were
more officers armed with winchester
rifles. The mob secured long rope
from derrick used in the construction
Of n building near Nv. and the shout
was made to down Tie officers. -.
Al this uoint Deputy sheriff JACK
Wvmnn stopped the leaders Of the mon
and told them that McGarvcy had LETT
mo ian. and that they were welcome
to search the building. This was done
mo- trnec OF the detective being found
Mounting the steps in front OF the
courthouse. Timothy Cole made an I'M
uaesinued cxhnrtation 10 the crowd TO
aveuec The death Of his brother. whom
he declared had been shot by McGar-
vcv I'm cold blood. AZ the dead man
hnd worked IN tho mines ana many OF
TIE miners knew him personally, there
we're loud cries OF approval. with shouts
of hang him 90 a pole aud shoot
MIN" cole addressed the mob unit ne
bec4ue so hoarse he could talk bare
lv In whisper, and telling the mob
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-11
sppArNs QUICKLY CURED.

Battle the parts freely with Chamber
lalng Pain Balm and give them abaolute
rest and quick cure Is certain. For sale
bv all druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-11

Music in our Grill Room, every cyen-
ing from G to Sr-Rpyal Cafe
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-22
POMONA is SAFE

Pomona. April 22.-(Special by
Phone to the Sentinel 11:OO p. IN. J
This morning prominent fruit
growers went through every orchard
in the Pomona district and found
that in every orchard the great por-
ton of the growing or budding fruit
is absolutely sound. Similar investl-
cations were made in orchards nei-
ghboring to the Pomona districts
The leading fruit growers of the dist
rict, in view of these Investigations
are absolutely certain, that with no
other freeze. the Pomona orchardists
viii harvest a bigger crop this year
OF all varieties of fruit, than was
harvested last year.
Systematic and effectual smude.
ing done Saturday and Sunday nights
under the direction of the Pomona
Improvement association. w. r.
Farnham, S. X. Sadler. F. L. Pearce
o. e. Mead, Sam Smith and all other
enterprising ranchmen taking for
their motto while there is smoke
there is life."
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-22
EXAMINATION FREE

The specialists of the Red Cross
Sanitarium, 721 Main street. will ex-
anime free of charge all who may DC
suffering from any chronic or special
disease including Catarrh, Deafness
and Ringing Noises in the Ears, Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia, all painful Liver
and Stomach Troubles, Nervous
Weakness in Male and Female, all
disorders of the Kidneys and Urinary
organs.-With their new Red Cross
Vegetable Remedies and their EIec-
trical Equipment they often cure
where all other means have failed.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-22
GEO. A. CURRIE & SON
Real Estate, Loans
and Insurance
Ill South Fifth Street

FOR SALE-lNew five room modern
cottage. price 100000.
FOR SALEATwo lots, corner Hill
and Fifth Streets. price $650.O0.
FOR SALE-Six-room modern house
on Grande avenue price $2.500.
FOR 6ALE-Two choice lots on Up
per Main street, price $4,000.
FOR SALE-orchard Mesa land un-
der new ditch. price s65.00 per
acre.
FOR SALE-Fifteen acres of land
under the stub ditch, price $1,000.
FOR SALE-16O acres of land and
30 inches of water near the town
of Fruita, price $4,000.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-22

Have buyer for bigb Lin :
win sell my residenc.a, .,ls ~ |
Chipeta on easy mo1fb,lp p'ol
The property is well w.,
will sell for S2.1OO. s3o6 N.Y. ...J
200 500 cash. balance sg -'..., ~
ments. This property -1- I'M
this week, the price Tili e W
If you are looking n, =.
lots on easy montbly ~
have them. '
A good residence on Po,.I
close in, five rooms no5.. ',
for SIS per month. m mn
S1,475. It's the stun ''
Am doing quite a M NJ &!
ance for some Of the bAst n
these days. Let me insg,.
J. ERNEST LEAVERT0y |
and compromlser. Up6,
Grand Junction, COLORADO
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-22

Howard Fletcher is at home from
his visit to his old home in Iowa.
This morning the sale of seats for
Hanford's Julius Caesar" opened at
Haskell's pharmacy and the sale has
fpen heavy from the very start.
Many out of town people Will wit
ness the performance.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-22

:. {; Myers, secret,--
der af. OF Washington. Of M iI, oi
Mltchell, supreme se..a. w. 'i
order, from Portland ~ .,si4Iy Z
Mar paid a fraternal yl.l. IIa "a
Yesterday afternoon iTS Ts %
tertained by W. A bl b5ael !
local camp in that ,o,i, rose'l
ally met a large pumb,l /, ! I alt
bers. In the course n. =. y Z
Supreme Secretary Ni,.s II, sss,sii y! 4
ed to return to this ,..is'l ci,.. /
a campaign Of four - y |,
Tor an increase Of memss.l,l' ~
order. Mr.. Mitchell Ss.
city several visits arS
pleased with the coBtirr.,s i
march of progress. '''' @''
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-22

Last night Mr.. and Mrs. T. j
Brown left for Payette. Idaho, where
Mr.. Brown win manage a paper in
that growing little Idaho city. Fol-
several years Mr.. Brown has been
connected with the other daily paper
and is a capable newspaper man and
practical printer as well as a first
class linotype operator. His many
friends regret to see Mr.. and Mrs
Brown leave Grand Junction but
wish them all kinds of happiness in
their new home.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-22

The remains of Mrs. Jessie Tress-
Ter. wife of CHS. Tressler. whose
death was announced by the Sentinel
Saturday were shipped yesterday
to the old home of the deceased at
Greensboro, Indiana. where the in
terment viii take place. Mr.. Tress-
Ter and the two little children ac-
companied the remains.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-22

The members o, !,
the funeral Of Nh Minded ,. "a
pie. pier, this afternoon 3 NJ. NMaly Z. ].
ing a faithful memha mem s.F- Wan
neaD During dnt..tll the cold We veai5.ah ii ihs .
Set,au Seen prevailing The 'tv15a,' tTo q
days ago. 'lan g =
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-22
+++*+ $3.50 $50
is SHE SAFE?

+ Mrs. Amanda Polly, of this .
+ city is quite concerned over her !
Z. daughter, Miss Mary Polly, a .
+ school teacher in Philippines. .
+ whose residence has been in IL .
+ olio, P. l., for sometime past. .
+ She was at Santa Barbara for a .
+ time, but on April LIST went to .
+ Iloilo for the summer vacation a..
+ and to teach in the summer nor i.
+ NAL at that place. Miss Polly d.
I. must have been witness to the .
+ great fire that destroyed thc :
I. town of Iliolio and also been
+ one of those who were terror .
4. lied by the earthquake which
r visited these new possessions .
= of ours. Miss Polly is well .
I. known here. where she former
+ ly taught school.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-22

The big sales conducted by several
of the local dry goods houses are at
tracing great attention and are prov
ing wholly successful.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-22

Senator Horace II. DeLong and Mr..
Miller, of the DeLong offices return
ed home Saturday night from their
trip to Salt Lake City.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-22

There will be a big time at the
meeting of the Elks tonight. There
VIII be at least five limitations.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-22

There was no police court this
morning for the first Monday morn
Ing in a good while.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-22
AND BUY NOW

10 acres under new Orb
ditch, $3.50.
so acres. if taken at once q
40 acres near Fruita $500
20 acres northwest Of ths
inches OF water, Z acres
. room house. if takel 81
10000.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-22
Must Have a Playground

We ha 10 ne a Se ' OF course e1a We norh a s9 @ years.
people much the
of the valley a given to the
There doubt in mind whatever that We shall realize al
where
however present the
hurry forward the
time realize the pleasures only anticipated and that the
gentlemen have informed familiar with the
aacveness full OF
poibn
tiles developed the beauties this wonder OF
w. Cliff
the cliffs lake
and to feed from the watershed to the north of to drill fol
aresn water source Of supply Surrounding this lake trees were
have been planted and all the conditions of park have been
Had not the panic of the year previous and its resulting years
believe
SGa n @ p9 & to ea oSnd and the E T Sga Ba @ RyG & 5 & as sg
then It fell by the waysde
bring
Mesa with Its Woodland natural parks sparkling springs and general at
aeness within reach of this city But this too failed because
1 p" @ n orttio ngresy o,ene 10 make any uh place
the least too early to be looking about us secure som,
fractions The after while those roeasnae
Some few of
said there ample time all the virgin
might desire but we testify to til overwhelming earness of our hndish
in comparison with foresight
Work. PsHPs sn % q % S
fulfilled work anticipate
distnsulsned Justice Charles caswen
the front Grand within city
state of COLORADO state noted for its mae of
The Chamber of Commerce might waste time matters of much
e Gnd Mesa % n the ps a and Monument on % 6g % m @ q @
Colorado ' "'' anu ''''' '@''' u ''
The agony of asal must have been hsSsd ose charged with
NeW So a m @ aR s f @ t @ @
@ H9Ss 5 Rs that sGp g of sod @
1G s
make no dnse & for smoe o the Aqr5eness Of al that
a
The more unea.Saa5 zlo5 4 Patterson becomes in hi. op
time speak in term
of the zen in review the @ action Henry
the action In the abstract he thought he did but
ho dn So RsS mayor ae se office another four years wa
Way down east e avfas aGa 81 Democratic, o, Republics.
m % e@a ye peSd & tT R & his mouth in the Wi
most Of them as they realize how closely the relations
Queen Victoria e3n.S o ne AD.oo ., so,-
proposes to nurse her child the duest
qqss @ @ o S 6rssp S n at Madrid @ "A At this Should
matter - " "
To take an aaioa2na the sats e mex. regular m..,..
1as 27h was & quite "a lengthy % period the
@ ones m oah s 9 a e % me S ad @ ts s mgns til
After rather severe Tsa4e4 e & = ais e a &c pg in Delaware til. hom
] aS a 3 s0afa BE- ] Pssc sgP @ & Customary @ & to & calculate hag
same conditions sometimes prevailed 7aie '''l" ="
New York pays p&s Per year 70, til. p,o.s,,o
party largest Sa AMOUNT &c pToiSco T aa
people "a fs e EE q E tie e Scheme whereby the tim
they its part
s sss,4s,fa z tn. Callahan robbie,
in less sensational before it
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-22

representative at t5,.D h, .Dragal
town. soc-aila,
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-22

Four-in-hand ties, choice for Is
cents at the and 10 cent store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-22

Two and a half dozen clothes pins
for 5 cents at the and 10 cent store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-22

Cudoma, our new hard water toi-
let soap for cents at the 8 and 10
cent store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-22

No. was over four hours late this
afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-22

Five hundred latest novels, your
choice for 10 cents at the 5 and 10
cent store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-22
A. SPIKl
The Practical Tail

has opened a irst-claa
oring establishment ID
the Grand Valley Nad,
Bank building. Gail
give him a trial and you
find that he does as be D.
ises, and that means .
work. You will be bid
as he has had long d
ience in his business
will dress a man perfect
according to the latest 4
Fit always guaranteed
viii do all Kinds Of Ah|
tions in Ladies' and Cd
mems Garments.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-22

) + *++++ +++++ + =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-19
ALL-DAY CONFERENCE
DECISIONS REACHED BY THE IN
TERSTATE COMMISSION.

Following a new line of procedure the in
terstate commerce commission is now hold
ing an all-day conference on Monday of
each week, at which cases that are under
advisement are considered and discussed
jointly and the approval of the whole COM
mission given to any particular finding. The
first of these meetings was held yesterday
and as a result six decisions have been rem
dered. The first and most important of
these decisions was in the case of the
American Livestock Association and the
Texas Cattle Raisers' Association against
a number of the roads running from Texas
into Chicago.
The commission holds that the public in
terest requires the establishment of the
through routes and joint rates formerly
provided for in joint tariffs. but grants
leave to any party to apply for modifca-
ton of the order. and provides that such
order shall be withheld for thirty days.
In the case of the Birmingham Packing
Company against the Texas and Pacific
Railway Company and others, the commits
sion ordered that through route and Join
rate thereover of not exceeding so cents
per 100 pounds be established and main
tanned for the transportation Of beef cattle
in carloads from Fort Worth, Tex, to Biz
mingham. Ala.
In the case of the Blackwell Milling and
Elevator Company against the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway Company II
was shown that upon shipments Of flour
and other grain products the carrier had In
force an arbitrary charge of cents per
lOO pounds in addition to its regular trans
portation charges upon shipments received
from connecting lines, but it discontinued
the arbitrary charge February H. The
commission holds that this scent arbitrary
charge was unjust and unreasonable, and
requires the carrier to refrain from apply
ing the same during period of two years
hereafter. The complainant Is awarded
reparation in the sum of $113.
The case of the POnca City Milling Com
pany against the Missouri Kansas and
Texas Railway Company was based upon
the same facts as the foregoing case of the
Blackwell Milling and Elevator Company.
and the commissions decision is to the
same effect.
In the case of ]. B. Harrell against the
| Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway Com
pany. complaint was made of the unrea
sonableneSS of a rate on coal from at
Louis, Mo-, to Oklahoma City, Okla as ap-
piled to shipments originating In West Viz
ginia, covering a total distance of more
than 200 miles: but the complaint is held
by the commission to present no question
Of practical Importance in view of the
proximity of the coal fields In Oklahoma
Arkansas and Kansas. and also the much
shorter distance from coal fields In Colo
RADIO and Missouri The complaint Is dis
missed without prejudice
In the case of D. w. Durham against
the Illinois Central Railroad Company.
complaint was made that the rate OF 81
| cents per 100 pounds on brick machinery
| In carloads from Lockland. KY. to East ST.
Louis. ILL.,, was unreasonable and unduly
discriminatory. The commission holds that
the rate is not unreasonable.