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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
RIVAL Of OCTOPUS
Z HELD FOR FRAUD
Secretary Of Uncle Sam OIL Company
Indicted at Topeka, Kas., on
Charge Of Misuse Of Mail
Privileges
BY Associated Press.

by ASSOCldIeu EIeSss
TOPEKA, Kas., April e.-H. H.
Tucker, jr., secretary of the Uncle Sam
Oil company, with headquarters in
Kansas City, has been indicted by the
federal grand jury here upon the
charge of using the malls to defraud.
His arrest at Kansas City, Kas., fol-
lowed a writ of capias having been is
sued. The penalty on conviction may
be either fine of $4,000 or imprison-
ment for five years. In February, 1905,
Tucker organized the Uncle Sam OIL
Refining company at Cherryville, Kas.,
and incorporated it under the laws of
Arizona for $10,000,000, with par value
of 81 a share.
Tucker has disposed of $12,000,000 in
stock, the government authorities say,
$9,000,000 of the original incorporation
and $3,000,000 of an increase, which it
is said was not authorized. The $780,
100000 corporation was increased to
$17,OOo,Ooo but the charter was not
amended This would give no value
whatever to the $7,OOO,0OO additional
stock.
The presentation Of the case to the
grand jury charged that the whole
scheme intended to advertise by the
postofflce department and through the
mails an enterprise which was repre-
sented in a false, fraudulent and mis-
leading manner.
The government further contends that
Tucker used large portion of the
stock personally.
Mr.. Tucker will apply to the court
for bail. which will require $4,000 Sc
curity bond. His contention is that
he is being prosecuted by the Standard
Oil company, against whom he has be-
come a strong rival.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
DECLARES MINING
FAKES MUST CO
Government Official Comments on In
dictment Returned Against John
j. O'Hara at Pueblo,
Colorado
BY Associated Press.

BY ASSoclateu Press.
DENVER, April 9-John j. O'Hara,
a mining promoter, who was indicted
by the federal grand jury at Pueblo,
Colo, last week on the charge of using
the mails to defraud, was arraigned
before United States Commissioner
Hinsdale tody and was released on
bonds of $4,000.
On complaint of James Wilkinson of
Providence, r. l., an investigation of
OHaras operations were made by
postofflce inspectors and of dozen or
more properties which O'Hara located
in Colorado and Nevada and was pro-
noting.
The investigation disclosed, it is al
legged, that only one or two gave any
evidence of values, which had been set
forth in advertisements sent through
the mails.
O'Hara began operations two years
ago by organizing the Modern Securi-
ties and Investment company and the
Gold Bond Investment company both
with headquarters in Denver. Indict-
ments against other promoters are re-
ported to have been found by the Pu-
eblo grand jury,
at is the beginning of the end of
the mining fakes" said a government
official today. I'VE will keep up the
investigation until every one of them
Is dr!Yen to the wall"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
SAY UNHAPPY M0WAN
TRIED SUICIDE AT BEACH

According to the Long Beach author
tiles, Mrs. Eileen Mitchell Bedford. who
committed suicide in Prescott, Ariz..
Monday by shooting herself in the
breast, attempted TO take her life in a
fashionable apartment house in the
beach city last summer.
Mrs. Bedford was stopping at the
Cynthia with her pretty little daughter.
She is said TO have become infatuated
with a San Pedro man. Later, when
the affair was broken off, the unfor-
tunate woman Is reported to have at
tempted suicide by drinking a quantity
OF chloral.
DR.. Il. G. DOnnell was hastily sum-
mOned 10 attend Mrs. Bedford, and her
life was saved after a long struggle.
Following the reported attempt upon
her life. the woman Is said TO have be-
come more cheerful and made many
friends during her stay at Long Beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
PRESBYTERIAN WOULD
PRESERVE THE OLD SONGS
Bv Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-"Presby-
terianism' was the subject of an adj
dress by the British ambassador, Mr..
Bryce, last night, when he was the
guest of honor at the annual banquet
Of the Presbyterian alliance of Wash
ington.
The ambassador, who is a Presbyte-
rian, spoke, upon the doctrine of the
Presbytery in Scotland and the United
States, paying a high tribute to Pres
byterianism. Mr.. Bryce deprecated the
movement in the Presbyterian church
of Scotland to abolish the old time
songs and hymns, saying there was
no plausible reason for the change.
"In this country" he said, "Presby-
terianism has grown widely and pow
erfully. 1t represents the sentiment of
many millions of women, and the
beauty of it all is that the faith carries
with it reserve, dignity and sincerity"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
CUBA NOT TO REGAIN
CONTROL UNTIL 1908
BY Associated Press.

HAVANA, April 9.-It appears to-
night that July A, 1908, will be the day
when the control of the CUBAN affairs
is to be given back to the cuban peo-
pie.
The Liberals want the elections to be
held in December, 1907, and the govern
ment turned over May 20, 1908, the ami
versary of the Inauguration of the first
Cuban republic; they also want NUM-
cipal and provincial elections held
simultaneously.
The Conservatives on the other hand
desire that the final elections be held
later than December and the municipal
and provincial elections be held six
months apart.
In view of this divergence of desire a
compromise which will result in the
turning over the control of Cuban af-
fairs on the American holiday is prob
able,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
MEET TO DISCUSS
CATHOLIC AFFAIRS
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-The affairs
Of the Catholic church in America and
the Catholic university In this city are
to be the subject of consideration by the
Catholic hierarchy, which Is to hold
meetings here this week
The board of directors Of the Cath
olic missionary union, which Is the
holding corporation Of the apostolic
mission house, is to meet tonight. The
archbishops Of the United states will
meet tomorrow; the trustees of the
Catholic university will meet Thurs
day.
Cardinal Gibbons will preside at the
deliberations Of the archbishops. among
whom will be Archbishops Ireland
Farley and Ryan. The question of es-
tablishing In this city bureau of Cath
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
INSANE WOMAN
KILLS HUSBAND
Mechanical Engineer of Waterloo,
Utah, Shot Dead While Standing
at the Telephone with His
Back Turned
BY Associated Press.

SALT LAKE, Utah, April 9.-W. r.
Hooley, mechanical engineer employed
by the United States Mining company
at Bingham, was shot and killed today
by his wife at their home in Waterloo,
a suburb of Salt Lake.
Mrs Hooley fired two shots at him as
he was using the telephone. one taking
effect in the neck and the other in the
heart, causing instant death.
Mrs. Hooley had been under treat
ment for melancholia several years ago
at private sanitarium. Lately she had
shown symptoms of return of the
malady. After killing her husband she
went to a neighbours and told what she
had done. Within two hours a deputy
sheriff had taken charge of her and had
summoned a commission to inquire into
her sanity.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
MRS. MYERS SAYS SHE
IS GRATEFUL TO FOLK
IN Assoclated presa

LIBERTY, Mo, April 9--when told
In her cell last night that Governor
Folk had commuted her sentence Of
death to life imprisonment Mrs. Aggie
Myers smiled and then laughed for
joy.
"I am so grateful to the governor"
she exclaimed. "Of course / have been
hopeful OF getting a new trial and l
feel sure II one could be obtained my
innocence would be proved next time,
for l am innocent
"T cannot give up hope that my
lawyers will yet be able to do some-
thing for me In that way and the fact
become known to the world that I am
not guilty Of the crime charged against
me-"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
ACH IS SCORED
BY JUDGE OUNNE
ATTORNEYS CLASH SEVERAL
TIMES
Two More Talesmen Selected for Jury
In Graft Case-lmportant Rul-
ings to BE Made by Judge
Dunno Today
CONTINUED from Page one)

ing the cross examination of Talesman
Varnhagen Ach had framed a hypo-
thetical question. comprising a pointed
reference to the contract which Ruef
alleges he had with the French restau-
rants to conduct their legal interests
and which Aoh announced would con-
stitute Ruef's chief defense. johnson
objected to the question and was sus-
tanned at the close of a spirited argu-
ment, in which he scored his opponent
for mentioning this contract in the
presence of the jury.
I'VE claim, said the prosecutor, that
the contract is a fake"
Ach entered a vigorous objection to
the courts ruling and Johnson's re-
marks, but was interrupted by the
court.
Mr.. Ach," said Judge Dunno, II was
thinking OF the point involved-I really
didn't hear what Mr.. Johnson said"
For which l do not blame your
honor" smiled Ach.
Il do not mean any reflection upon
Mr.. Johnson" corrected the court.
II understand" Ach responded geni-
ally. Counsel for the people doesn't
always make himself heard"
Counsel for the defense always does
unfortunately and to his disad-
vantage" Johnson retorted.
WELL" said Ach, "if my assertion to
the contrary bears any weight"
ut does not. Not particle" was the
spicy rejoinder.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
LARGE SUM is OFFERED
BY ST. LOUIS AERO CLUB
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 9.-The Areo
Club of America has received word
offered by the Aero club of st. Louis
for aeroplanes and dirigible balloons.
Contests have been arranged for the
days Immediately preceding and fol-
lowing the race for the international
challenge cup, which is set for October
10. from st, Louis.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
FIESTA De FLORES
WILL Be FEATURE
BIG TREAT IN STORE FOR
SHRINERS
Many New Attractions Are Added to
Show Visiting Mobiles What Los
Angeles Can Do For Its
Guests

BY adding to Southern California hos
pitality the fragrant and magnificent
Festival of Flowers next month the
committee of the Merchants and Manu-
facturers' association, which is planning
all details of the celebration, confidently
expects to scatter through the country
and abroad a fresh and enthusiastic
army Of 10000 visitors to assert and up
hold the claims of this section to the
title Riviera of America" The prepa-
rations already in progress make it cer-
tain that the Fiesta will be a spectacle
we'll worth crossing the continent to be-
hold, and the visiting Mystic Shriners,
in whose honor the affair is this year
held, will hereafter be counted upon as
stanch supporters of any claims that
may be put forth in the future to ma
tional gatherings of similar character.
Arab patrols, in their picturesque cos
tunes, will mingle with the outriders of
floats and private vehicles hidden be-
meath banks of flowers.
Decoration Contracts Made
Large contracts for the adornment OIL
floats, automobiles and other features
of the floral pageant have been made,
and it is promised that the result will
be more beautiful than any spectacle
afforded by past celebrations. All en-
tries of participating vehicles must be
in the hands of Secretary F. ]. Zee
hendelaar of the committee by April
Is, but the efforts of the individual
owners will remain secret until the hour
set for the first formation of the parade.
over 500 automobiles are expected to
be in the line. These will be In a divi-
sion by themselves because they will
be obliged to travel at faster gait
than the fiower-laden vehicles propelled
by horses. The autos will probably
| lead the procession.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
Dragged by Car

James GriswOld, an employe of the
Union Ice company, residing at 525
Towne avenue, attempted to alight
from a rapidly moving street car at
Sixth and Main streets last night and
was dragged a distance of 100 feet. He
sustained severe bruises and was in
jured internally, He was removed 10
the receiving hospital where DR.. Gar
rett gave him surgical attention. His
condition is not regarded as serious.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
Big Fire in Columbus

BY Associated Press.
COLUMBUS. O., April 9.-rhe six
story building occupied by the Even
ing Dispatch newspaper plant and the
Hoster building adjacent We're prac-
tically destroyed by fire, entailing a
loss of about 100000. The damage
sustained by the Dispatch Printing
company is estimated at Sl50,000. A
dozen other persons and concerns each
suffered losses amounting to from Slb,-
900 TO $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
Leaves Money 10 RooseveIt

NEW YORK, April 9.-President
Roosevelt is the sole beneficiary un-
der the will of Lulu b. Glover OF this
city, which was filed yesterday. Pres
ident Roosevelt will accept the estate
and turn II over TO some New York
charity.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
Position for Savage
BY Associated Press.

SACRAMENTO, April 9.--At a late
hour this afternoon Governor Gillett
appointed Senator w. III. Savage or
san Pedro 10 tho position OF director OF
the Veterans home to fili the vacancy
on the board made by the resignation
OF General George Stone.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
WALL STREET LOSSES
CAUSE OF SUICIDE
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April Broken heart
ed, as he said, over losses caused by the
recent slump In Wall street, Samuel 3.
Van sicklen, a curbstone broker, 80
years old. shot himself tonight.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
MINERS REFUSE
OWNERS DEMANDS
DELAY WILL WORK HARDSHIPS
TO MANY
Offers Made by Employers Are Turned
Down and Both Sides Now
Refuse to Bulge an
Inch
Nv Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
GOLDFIELD, New, April 9.-After
the meeting Of the joint committee late
this afternoon Il was learned that there
was a split which will doubtless defer
negotiations between the miners and
the mine owners for some time longer.
The mine owners made certain de-
mands which debar the miners from
participating in any strikes or boycotts
that hereafter might be inaugurated by
the town workers of the Industrial
Workers of the World.
1t was feared by the mine operators
that while the miners might withdraw
from the Industrial Workers of the
World in name they would still be
with them in sentiment and cooperate
with that organization in any cam
paign It might wage against those
business men who have been active
with the mine owners against the In
dustrial Workers of the World, and
a demand covering this point was in
corporated in the plan of settlement
presented by the mine owners.
On this point the miners arose and
left the meeting, saying there was no
further reason for their deliberations,
as the miners would stand by the In
dustrial Workers Of the World in fact,
If not in name. The mine owners gave
out after the conference the substance
of their demands upon which they will
stand whether the finish comes soon
or year from now, and which was as
follows:
VIII Fight 1t Out
That steps be taken Immediately to
create and maintain tribunal of arbi-
tration for the settlement of such dis
putes or controversies as may here
after arise between employers and en-
ployes.
That miners will not strike after a
vote of the miners at work In the dis
trict as prescribed in section l. article
5, of the constitution of the Western
Federation of Miners, which provides
for three-fourths vote in the affirma-
tive.
That the operators are not to shut
down or declare a lockout without a
similar vote; that the miners will not
participate in any sympathetic strikes,
boycotts against other local unions nor
support in any way in strikes or boy
colts that may be inaugurated by the
Industrial Workers of the World; that
the miners and mine owners shall ex-
pect an agreement for a definite time
embodying the above provision, based
upon the present scale of wages and
hours of labor.
The demands project a practically
new casus belli into the situation, but
the mine owners are serene in the he
lief that they will finally accomplish
their purpose which is to root out of
Goldfield all elements of discord and
strife and put conditions on peaceable
and prosperous basis.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
BOTH MURDER SUSPECTS
SENTENCED TO PRISON
By Associated Press.

CHICAGO, April 9.-The jury in the
Leslie murder case late this afternoon
returned a verdict OF guilty. Howard
Nicholas was given life imprisonment
and Leopold was sentenced to fourteen
years In prison.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

to death Gen. Manual Lisandro Bar
rillas, former president of Guatemala,
has been arrested. He also gave his
name as Estrada. The assassin seems
exultant over his deed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Judge o'Rourke
BY Associated Press,

BY Associated iFesS'
BUTTE, Mont, April 9.-Judge
ORourke, pioneer placer miner and one
of the wealthiest merchants In Butte.
whose home had been I'm Montana for
more than a third OF a century, died at
2 o'clock this morning In a sanitarium
near Fresno, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
Assassin Executed

accomplice OF jose Estrada, the young
Guatemalan who last night stabbed
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

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Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10
Ralllff Raps for Order


When the bailiff had subdued the
merriment of the spectators by pound
ing the polished counsel table with a
huge ink bottle, Judge Dunno directed
the warning attorneys to proceed.
A momentary air of mystery was in
jected into the trial by Ach during the
examination Of a juror
"Since you were summoned as a
talesman," he asked, has any one,
particularly stranger, tall, spare and
wearing a gray mustache, called on
you and asked you whether you be-
lieved Ruef a CRATER and a bribe
taker?"
The reply being negative, Ach per-
sisted:
Then was it a tall man with a
black mustache?"
The answer was the same.
Samuel w. Shortridge, who will make
the argument in chief for the defense
was absent from the counsel table to-
day. His wife was taken suddenly Ill
last night and her condition is said to
be very serious
Ruefs trial will not be resumed un-
til Thursday, as the indicted boss must
appear in the supreme court tomorrow
and be present during the argument on
his application for a writ of habeas
corpus to release him from the custody
of Elisor Biggy.
If the order is granted Ruef will ask
the court to commit him to the Gus
tody of Sheriff O'Neil; hence his appli-
cation is test of the acts of Superior
Judge Dunno disqualifying the sheriff
and the coroner for personal interest.
and comforting the custodial powers of
the former upon an elisor.
The defense asserts that in so doing
Judge Dunno created an uniuStifia hle
precedent in American jurisprudence,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-10

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