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Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
CONVICTED OF LAND
FRAUD, SEEK NEW TRIAL
Dr.. Perrin and Edward Benson of San
Francisco Seek to Escape Penalty.
Attorneys AIIege Indictment
Was Defective
Ey Associated Press.

EJ Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27.-Argument
on the motion for new trial for John A.
Benson and DR.. Edward Perrin, convicted
of conspiracy to defraud the government
of public lands, was begun this morning
in the United States district court. Bar
clay Henley, one of the attorneys for the
defence. asked for a continuance on the
ground that he had a case pending in San
Rafael which demanded his immediate at
tention.
United States District Attorney Devln
objected, stating that the court already
had granted one continuance. Peter T.
Durine, counsel for DIR. Perrin, asked for
continuance at the earnest request of
his client. Judge DeHaven granted Dr.
Perrin's counsel until Saturday to prepare
their arguments.
Attorney Campbell then began his plea
in behalf of Benson. He asserted that the
indictment on which the men were con-
victed was defective and presented legal
authorities in support of his contention.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
VESSELS CARGO OF COAL is
FOUND MANY TONS SHORT
By Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 27.--The Brit
ish steamer Jehou, which arrived hero
from Moji, Japan, a few days ago, was
supposed to have on board cargo of
$500 tons of coal That amount was paid
for and freight charged for the full
cargo. When it was weighed by the Gus
toms. officers they found that there were
actually 5662 tons on the vessel, short
age of 5SS tons. AS the cargo had not
been touched the consigners came to the
conclusion that there was a shortage at
Moji. The result has been several suits
in the United States court to find out
when the swindling took place.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
CORTELY0U RECEIVES
AN INTERNAL MACHINE
Package Addressed to Secretary Of
Treasury Explodes in PhiIadel-
phia Postoffice-OfficiaIs
Are Reticent
pv Associated Press.

Py Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. N.-The ex
plosion of what appears to have been
large percussion cap in package ad-
dressed to Secretary of the Treasury Geo.
B. Cortelyou created excitement in Nice
town sub~station Of the Philadelphia
postoffice today.
The package, which was taken from
box in the northern section of the city,
was received by Clerk Roberts, who says
it was about four inches long by two
inches wide. What was in the package
aside from the explosive the officials will
not say.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
Part of Cargo Lost

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27.-The steam
er Gualala, which arrived today from
Shelter Cove, reports that on August 25
at $40 p. M she ran into heavy north
west gale with heavy sea which washed
about 35 cords of bark overheard and
also washed away the mooring lines,
which became entangled with her pro-
peller and disabled her machinery. She
was picked up by the steamer North
land yesterday morning off Mendocino
and towed to this port.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
Ruef Ignores Native Sons

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 27.-Abe Ruef
has refused to appear before the commit
tee of the Native Sons grand parlor.
which is investigating the conduct of
some of it's members involved in the graft
He did not appear today,
although he had been requested to be
present, and he said that he would not
go before the committee at any time.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
Aeoused in San FraneIsco
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO. Aug H.-E. J. waidmann
of this city has been notified by NJ o.
Anderson, acting chief of police of San
Francisco, to come to San Francisco to
answer a charge of obtaining money under
false pretense. Mr.. Waidmann said the
accusation grew out of a mining deal in
Tonopah. He started for San Francisco
to face the charge
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
Yokohama Has Water Famine
Ey Associated Press

Ey A5sucldIeu tIesa
YOKOHAMA, Aug 27.-The food re-
ported to have done several million yen
damage in central Japan was caused by
torrential rains. The pipes furnishing the
water supply of Yokohama were seriously
damages, entailing water famine which
continued for ten days.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
SHEEP HERDERS FINED
FOR CAUSING BIG FIRE
Frenchmen Accused of Starting De-
structive Blaze Near kimber-
lima Given Minimum
Punishment
BY Associated Press.

by associated freSS.
BAKERSFIELD, Aug. N.-After a short
trial before Justice Timmons at Delano,
Yokum Neton and Anton Aberne, two
French sheep herders, charged with
starting the destructive grass fire which
originated near Kimberlina the latter part
of June, were this afternoon found guilty
and were given the minimum punishment
provided by law, a fine of SIS each.
District Attorney Laird of Kern coun-
ty and Government Forester C. H. Sell
ers prosecuted the case. The light punish
ment was a surprise to the prosecution.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
IRISH BILL, MANGLED,
PASSES PARLIAMENT
Principal Amendments Deprive Com
mlssioners Of Power of Turning
Out LandhoIders to Reinstate
Evicted Tenants
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
LONDON. Aug. 27-The Irish evicted
tenant bill finally passed both houses of
parliament this evening in what Chief
Secretary for Ireland Birrell called an
enasculated form.
The principal amendments inserted by
the house of lords deprive the commits
sioners of their power of turning out the
present holders of farms for the purpose
of reinstating evicted tenants.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
Fear Negro May Be Lynohed
By Associated Press

EASTON, Pa, Aug. 27,-Threats to lynch
William Handy. South Carolina negro,
by a party of iron workers from South
Bethlehem. caused the special guarding of
the county Jail since o'clock this morn
ing. Handy killed Policeman Shuman at
South Bethlehem when the officer tried
to arrest him for insulting woman.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
HEMMED IN BY FIRE
FOUR BURN TO DEATH
Cut Off on All Sides from Escape Ina
mates of Building in Okla
homa City Perish in
Flames

BY Associated Press
OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. H.-Searching
for an exit while hemmed in on all sides
by fire, Walter and Sadie Ward, Lillian
Raye and virgie Wallace were burned
to death today by fire in a building on
East Grand avenue.
The fire is believed to have been of in
cendiary origin.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
CANADA is TO LIMIT
JAPANESE IMMIGRATION
Dominion Government Takes Steps to
Stop Wholesale Entry of orientaIs
from Honolulu and Other
Ports
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. N.-The dominion
government is negotiating with Japan to
restrict the number of Japanese immi-
grants coming into Canada.
The existing arrangement provides for
the yearly admission of 500 or GOO from
Japan, but this number is multiplied many
times by arrivals from Honolulu. 1t is
proposed to limit the number to 500 from
any port.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
Coast Steamer Is Disabled

BY AssocIated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 27.-The Mer-
chants exchange this morning received
dispatch from Grays harbor stating
that the steamer QuainaIlt became dis
abled and damaged yesterday while cross
ing the bar there and had to return to
port.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
ADMIRALS STUDY NAVAL
NEEDS OF PACIFIC COAST
Department Experts Spend Day at San
Diego-coallng Station Being
Built at Point
Iona
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO, Aug. 2z-Admirals Capps
and Cowles of the navy department, sent
by the administration to examine into the
facilities and needs of the Pacific coast
from naval point of view, arrived on
the early morning train and are guests
of the chamber of commerce.
They desired to visit the naval reserva-
tion on Point Iona and We're taken there
this forenoon. A naval coaling station
is now being built there and there is
space and deep water for other naval
facilities. The admirals expected to leave
tonight on their return trip.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
IRISH M. P. ARRESTED
FOR lNCITING RIOTS
James P. Farrell, Successor to Justin
Mccarthy, Accused with Forty
Others of Causing Dis
turbances
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
LONGFORD, Ireland, Aug. 27.-James
P. Farrell, proprietor of the Longford
Leader, a nationalist, and successor in
parliament of Justin Mccarthy was,
with forty others, arrested today and
accused of participating in an unlawful
assembly likely to cause riot. Farrell
had been holding meetings throughout his
constituency whereat exciting scenes oc-
Cured.
Farrell and the others were committed
for trial, bail being allowed.
DUBLIN, Aug 2L-The Official Gazette
contains proclamation by the lord lieu
tenant declaring certain counties dis
tricts in a state of disturbance and auth
orizing and ordering extra police forces.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28

VERY BEST NO. WHITE tCURLED HAIR
MATTRES SES-All sizes Per lb. 80. 75c
VERY BEST NO. WHITE CURLEE HAIR
MATTRESSES-All Sizes Per lb \ i. .6Jc
VERY BEST NO. 1 BLACK CURLED HAIR
MATTRESSES-All sizes. Per lb -. .75c
VERY BEST NO. 2 BLACK CURLED HAIR
MATTRESSES--All sizes Per lib -. . .55c
VERY BEST NO. j GRAY CURLED HAIR
MATTRESSES-All sizes. Per lb :. :. csc
No. Gray curled hair, per lib. soy
No. 8 Gray curled hair, per lb.. ash
No. Gray curled hair, per h.. .40A
PURE WHITE COTTON MATTREssEs-AN
sizes.
Weight 25 lbs. ....................S $500
Weight 35 lbs .................... $40
VERY BEST ROYAL FELT MATTRESSES-
All sizes
Weight 80 lbs. neutrality-suspicious.. 1915
Weight 80 lbs ..|....''..'.' .SO.Zo
weight 40 IDS. 'pS'%o
VERY BEST "IMPERIAL" FELT MAT
TRESsES-The best felt mattresses made
All sizes.
Weight 35 lbs. ........,....$7 .$7.7o
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
CAUTION

Be sure you're right. Brent's is not at
the corner of Seventh and Main, as
many people suppose, but little farth-
er toward Eighth street-Nos. 712-714-
716-718 South Main Street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
A GIGANTIC SALE OF MATTRESSES

o include ,andy uknowwe
o. the Is the room is worth thanan
obta 1t Just sIookoy
o he f future heprces
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
TESTIMONY
HURTS GLASS
PHONE coMPANY's DEAL WITH
RUFF EXPOSED
pELMAs DEFENDS WITNESS FROM
HENEYs ATTACK
Judge Reproves Prosecuting Attorney
for His Rough Manner--case
May GO to Jury With
In Week
continued from Pare one'

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at was either at Roy's house or at
Radke's," he said.
sNow, wasn't this what Burns said
Didn't he tell you to tell the newspaper
men that you would make such an ami
davit If it became necessary" asked
Heney.
over the objection of Delmas that this
was putting answers into the witness
MOUTH Boxton answered: mo, he
urged me to make such an affidavit
did you understand that he wished
you to swear falsely before the grand
jury?" persisted Heney.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28

NO. 3 EXCELSIOR COTTON TOP MAT
TRESS-B grade ticking. All sizes $500
NO. 2 EXCELSIOR COTTON TOP MAT
TRESS-C grade ticking. All sizes $2.35
NO. 1. EXCELSIOR COTTON TOP MAT
TRESS--D grade ticking. 1915
OUR BEST REVERSIBLE MATTRESS
Has excelsior center and cotton top ana
bottom; this mattress is very popular,
as it can be used on both Sides. $3.50
BEST xxx MOSS MATTREssEs-Al
sizes
Weight 80 lbs. $50
Weight 35 lbs. bs................... .$0.45
GENUINE SANITARY MATTRESSES-
Made of sea moss and pure white cot
ton - o4'VV
VERY BEST SILK FLOSS MATTRESSES
Silk floss is a very popular material.
1t is remarkable for it's lasting quality.
All sizes
Weight 20 IDS. .............'. $0'OO
Weight % lbs. $3.50
Weight 80 lbs ................ $D.OO
Weight 35 lbs. .......-..... $1O.5O
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
FREE FARE

FREE FARE
Upon presentation of return coupon we re-
fund all round trip fares to all electric towns
on all purchases of $40 and up except hour
specials. We also prepay freight to nearly
all Southern California towns
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
BR = N IS
7IO=7I2-7I4-7I6-7I8
South Main Street

Such slaughter Of furniture known before Not only
remodel and rebuild and largest furniture the
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-28
Selling Out All Rugs

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the price you "ouo
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25

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@rusfencr in Sancof.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-25

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Our Seahtttn0 .

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2ebcuois b%egrabcn.

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Nr. 22t, Observation-Disclosures, mobnboft,
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tag on Der Gfe BON @orpar0. uno
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mo0gon unb crlitt crGeblide Gerlcts
5ltngen am Hiiden. Gr lpurhe in ser
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nod ocm llnipcriit0ts . &oipitol &c.
bro6t.
Grbielt etnen Sui Of Tag
Nn ser Gfc BON Baltimore uno
2i6ertp'S troBe bcfom gcitcrn Sors
mitto9 ein G6oS. Soturn bon Nr.
1874. HltIiell.S troBe, Qeboriges Tfero
Ben Softer ltno itelttc ser RferOebGl1o.
Ter Teter @elorf bon 9tr. Cos, perl.
6reocrid. 9tpenlte, ooiiclbe ourd iei.
men 0r5tliden @eiitonO micOer fer.
Mis- obcr Scrr Charles S. 5000 BON
Nr. 1902, &oQiuS. StroBe, oos los.
gebenoe SItfeiien ocs redten Sinters
beines nbreiBen moilte, erblclt Serr
5000 cinen Suiihlog ms 8eIid)t,
mel6cr iein N%oicnbein 6rod). Sn Ser
9lpotbefc an SopettesS troBe uno
Yorf. Nuenue perbono Elm Ar5t sic
&erlebung oeS Serrn 5000.
Grlitt @ran0mun0en.
IlS 6rar 6lorcnce 9. Mpnor in
i6rem 3imner int Glbcrion.Aport.
mcntbouie Nr. 1928, Worplor1o,2lbe.,
cinen @osofcn o~n5iinoete. gcrictbcn
lire &lcIocr Ollr6 0os nui Den SUB.
boOen ocporfenc 3iinobol5 IN 9rano,
bod crlitt tic nof Iusioge OeS lie
bebonoelnOcn glr5tes Or. Senrp Heps
noloS MIR leid)te 9ronomunoen an
Sen 9cinen.
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Staot Baltimore.
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siebcntcs Gcabnop Netitnf am 5rcitag,
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Seut5des 0eIo

gu perfaufen. $3.50 Gents pro Wart
ODER 4.20 Marf fir einen Dollar.
@ediel uno grebitbriefe auf aae
Stdote Guropa's. @eIbienounsen.
Sdifisfarten, &eiiepaiie unb aisl6n.
oiihes @elo. sbco. s. Sieuer & &c.,
217 Sit.9 Baltimore. Strabe. (303|
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WcIhfcnhunnen

nod GeitIdlano "a Gents Pr, Warf.
ndf Seitreib 20H Gents pro &rone.
porto ertra. Sdtffsfarten bon nto
nat DeutihIano. Weiiepdife, @eh.
ieI, Grebitbriefe nno ausIdnbiides
Gels. S6eo. $. Siener & &c., GIT
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