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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01

ARE ARRESTED
ARMY WILL MAKE TEST OF
SPEECH ORDINANCE
Officers Taken Into Custody for Hold
ing Meetings in the District
Forbidden by City
Council

Two members of the Salvation army
were arrested last night and placed IN
Jail for attempting to hold meetings
within the prescribed district closed TO
public speaking of all kinds by the Or
dinance passed by the council at the
time of the free speech campaign con-
Quoted by the Socialists.
The prisoners were Adjutant May
Thomas, commanding corps No. L, VINO
was arrested by Patrolman Ne1ghbors
at Fourth and Broadway, and Ensign
James Muir, arrested by Patrolman
Harrison on Main street, between rArsI
and Second streets.
The arrests were made in accordance
with the determination arrived at by
the officers of the Salvation army 10
make a test of the law which shuts
them out of the center of the down
town district.
Both Adiutant Thomas and Ensign
Muir were released from Jail short
time after their arrest on the deposit
of cash bail in the sum of $25 each.
They will appear in police court this
mroning to plead to the charge against
them and what promises to be long
ard bitter contest will be in full
swing.
1t was shortly before o'clock that
tho members of corps No. 2 left their
barracks at 1877 Wilmington street and
headed by their band and with WaV-
ing banners and tinkling tambourlnes
marched up First street to Main and
thence south until they arrived in front
of the Hoegee sporting goods house.
Crowd on Street
There they were halted and Ensign
Muir announced that a public meet
ing was to be held and inviting pass
ersby to join in it, A great crowd had
gathered in anticipation of a clash with
~ ItYf nf
none. No sooner had the speaker an
nounced his intention that the patrol
man came up and told him that he was
under arrest.
"AIl right, officer, I will accompany
you," was the pleasant reply and Muir
was marched to a patrol box and the
wagon sent for to convey him to the
station
The band took up the tune, I'm the
Sweet Bye and Bye" and there were
shouts of glory and "hallelujah"
from the salvationists and jeers and
laughs fer the officer from the crowd.
At about the same time AdJutant
Thomas led her little band of valiant
warriors from the barracks al 409
South Hill street and stopped at
Fourth street and Broadway and made
announcement of a public meeting. AS
she started to speak Patrolman Neigh
bors interrupted her with the state
ment of her arrest and she accom-
panied him to the police station.
There the prisoners stated that they
would continue to hold meetings each
night. They were informed by Sergeant
Mcclure that if they had brought
about the arrest merely to test the
law they could go on their own recog-
nizance, but that if they proposed to
continue violation of the law they
would have to give $25 bail. An offer
of bail in the sum Of $500. the amount
under which the Socialists were held
during their fight for free speech, but
this offer was declined. BY putting up
the cash they sign;fed their intention
fo breaking the ordinance right along
until as they expressed, sit is broken
ali to pieces and destroyed"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
! HASKELL SENDS
STRONG LETTER
TO PRESIDENT
OKLAHOMAN MAKES BITTER
CRITICISM
CALLS HIM UNFAIR, UNJUST AND
VAcILLATlNG
Accuses Him of Lacking Manhood to
Apologize for Admitted Errors
and of Dodging Real
Issue
[By Associated Press.l

N UTHRIE, Okla, Sept. 30.-Charles
kT N. Haskell, former treasurer of
" the Democratic national commit
tee, has written a letter to President
Roosevelt in which. he says:
II lay aside my appeal for justice to
you for the reason that I am convinced
that no matter how dignified, great and
honorable the office of president may
be, the present controversy clearly dem
onstrates the fact that the occupant of
that office may be without fairness,
justice or integrity.
You have clearly demonstrated by
hearsay, lodging and vaccilating from
one charge to another, by admitting
that various of your charges were with
out foundation, and therefore aban-
doned, and yet without displaying the
manhood to apologize forthe former un-
truthful statement you seek another
issue.
1T leads me to assert that 1 shall
seek justice against you before the
people and in a court not subject to
your domination.
Makes Strong Charge
Frankly speaking, could have ar
rived at no other conclusion than that
you, in your reckless partisanship and
disregarding the rights of others, would
pack court or fix a jury.
You said In your first statement that
/ had suits brought against me to re-
cover title to Creek Indian lands.
Il overwhelm you on that statement.
Adopting your usual policy you flee
from that statement without just apol-
ogy and adopt the statement now that
II was government townsite lots that
you charged me with being sued for.
Yes, / believe / am a defendant as
to certain government townsite lots
in one of nearly 1000 suits that you
have had brought against as many
different honorable and high-minded
citizens of this state during this presi-
Dental campaign, and you will not
undertake to deny that petty politics
for the purpose of Republicanizing
about 10000 Indian voters as your sole
motive for having those suits brought;
and / charge you with knowing that
there has been no delay in these cases
except that occasioned by the, courts
deliberations, taken by himself as time
he deemed necessary to consider
whether or not there is any merit in
the petition filed by your attorney.
Welcomes Hearing
"You say that on the land question
you will see that 1 get a hearing In
(Continued ON Page Two)
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
MURDERS WIFE;
STAYS HIMSELF
JEALOUSY CAUSES A DOUBLE
TRAGEDY IN SEATTLE
Man and Woman from Ellensburg,
WASH, Enter Hotel and Both
Are Found Dead Next
Morning
LEV Associated Press.I

SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. 30.-George
Foster and wife rented a room in
cheap lodging house last night and
were found upon the floor dead this
morning. Indications pointed to the
killing OF the woman by her husband,
powder marks and evidences of a
struggle showing she had resisted. In
vestigation reveals jealousy to have
been the couse.
The bullet pierced the woman's left
temple, while the man lay near with a
bullet through his right temple, and a
revolver with two chambers empty
under him, as if he had fallen upon it
after shooting himself
There was nothing at"1rst to indi-
cate who they were except a letter ad
dressed to Mrs. Bertha Foster, Ellens-
burg, Wash, and written by Charles
Kapp. jr., of Ballard to the woman,
his daughter. Foster was 80, and she
25 years old and good looking.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
LOCAL.


John Temple Graves speaks to slim audi
ence OF Doodle Dees.
DR. Orion again in litigation.
Charged with threatening stepfather for
being cruel to mother who was cruel to
stepdaughter.
Supervisor Eldridge charged with show
ing favors.
salvationists arrested for violating speech
ordinance.
Hewitt and Woolwine defy Liberal ALI
ance.
Hotel Virginia, Long Beach, closes its
doors
Countess. who is noted hunter, reported
lost In wilds of Africa.
Oldest Santa Fe conductor passes away
Attorney pleads guilty to charge of issuing
worthless check.
Adam Dixon Warner wants information
from Roosevelt.
ST. Joseph's Sodality will give colonial
era drama.
city health department makes fine record.
Negroes want "Clansman" barred from
stage.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
BANKERS WAGING WAR ON
EXPRESS COMPANY POLICY

DENVER, Sept. SO.-The American
Bankers association in annual con-
vention in the Denver auditorium to-
day received the reports of it's Off
GERS and various committees and lis
tered to addresses by e. e. Walker.
president of the Canadian Bank of
Commerce, Toronto, Ont, and by
woodrow Wilson, president of Prince
ton university. Both speakers were
literally applauded.
One of the most important of the
committee reports was that of the
committee on express companies. The
committee told of the efforts made to
prevent the express companies from
going further into the banking business
and to compel them to give up the
money order business.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
BELIEVE THREE MEN
DROWNED IN LAUNCH
[By Associated Press.l

VICTORIA. B. c., Sept. SO-The
steamer Tees arrived this morning
from the west coast of Vancouver is
land and reports that a launch in
which were j. Falls and two miners
from the Klaskino mines at klaskino
which Mr. and Mrs. Shaw had sailed
around Vancouver to Quatsino. via the
east coast, was last seen at Quatsino
on August 26, when the Shaws left for
Klaskino after making arrangements
to take passage from Quatsino by the
Tesbutes on her last trip of Septem-
ber Z.
Nothing has since been heard OF
them. and the finding of launch near
Top Lawn point, .Klaskino, by a pros
pector on September indicates that
the launch has met with disaster.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
Steamer confiscated

VANCOUVER, B. G., Sept 3O.-
Justice Martin, sitting in the admiralty
court at Victoria, today handed down
judgment in the Frances Cutting case,
and ordered the conhscation of the
vessel to his majesty. The Frances
Cutting is a steam schooner which was
seized by the fisheries cruiser Kestrel
some months ago for fishing inside the
three mile limit. She is owned at
Seattle and was commanded by Nor
Wegian skipper.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
PROHIBITION VICTORY ENDS
IN BLOODY KNIFE BATTLE

CALLIPOLIS, O., Sept. sO.-After
GaIlipoIis and Gallia county had voted
dry yesterday by 1700 majority DR..
CHARLES Parker, president of the County
Anti-Saloon league, fought a bloody
fight with Jim North. a local saloon
keeper, over the election.
Parker stabbed North several times
and North may die Parker was ar
rested and bound over to court.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
FLOOD DEATH LIST
MAY REACH 10000
[Ry Associated Press.1

HYDERABAD. India, Sept. 30.-It
is feared that pestilence will follow the
floods that have occurred in the Hyder-
abad and Deccan districts.
The water subsidized yesterday and
tho country is strewn with unburied
bodies. Many elephants are employed
in removing the dead.
From the number of dead already
found it is feared the fatalities will
total several thousand. One report
places the death list at 10000.
The village of Ghouiligooda, on the
River Musi. has been entirely engulfed
in the mud.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
EASTERN

Governor Haskell makes caustic reply 10
Roosevelt's criticisms and severely arraigns
president in plainest language.
Former South Carolina senator gives true
version OF his correspondence with John D.
Archbold OF Standard OIL trust
Railroads plan to materially increase
freight rates from east to west and vice
versa.
Central City. Col. man slays girl and then
commits suicide.
Chairman of Democratic national press
committee demands that Bonaparte give
him actual data on trust prosecutions and
submits list of combines.
Taft admits he has strong and brilliant
rival In Bryan, and compliments him In
numerous speeches through Nebraska
DR.. KOCH famous tuberculosis investiga-
tor, cites New York model sanitary city.
Daring ingenuity OF New York policeman
saves helpless cripple from death
Clifford Pinchot Of forestry bureau severely
arraigned for policy by prominent Colorado
speaker at irrigation congress.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
NO, PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
WILL NOT ANSWER BRYAN

WASHINGTON, Sept. S0.-President
Roosevelt will not reply to the latest
letter of w. ]. Bryan. given out by him
last night at Rock Island, Ill. Secre-
tary Loeb stated today the president
had said he felt that inasmuch as Mr..
Bryan's letter was simply what he
termed an attack upon him, there was
no reason why he should answer 1t.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
FAMILY SAVED BY WARNING
ROAR OF NEARBY FLAMES

SANTA ROSA, Cal. Sept. 30
enveloped their home early today,
seven members of the family of c. c..
Branstetter escaped from the dwelling
in their night clothes. The structure.
with it's contents, was completely de-
stroyed. An adjoining residence was
saved by vigorous volunteer effort.
The cause of the fire is unknown.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
COAST

Seattle man murders wife and slays him
self
Honorable George Fred Williams arrives
in Bakersfield to make speech.
Three men believed drowned from launch
off Vancouver.
Almost entire immigration force at San
Diego suddenly dismissed for alleged incom-
potency.
Forest fires still burn in various parts of
Northern California
Interstate commerce commission upheld
in Southern Pacific case by decision of
United states circuit court of appeals at
San Francisco.
santa Rosa family saved from cremation
by warning roar of flames which burn house
while they sleep.
Japanese cook murdered while he is asleep
in chair.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
STAYS GIRL AND
THEN ENDS LIFE
[By Associated Press.I

CENTRAL CITY, Colo, Sept. 3d.
Christopher Creziz, county treasurer of
Gilpin county, early today shot and
mortally wounded Jennie Hicks, aged
18 years, daughter of Mrs. Addie Hicks.
his boarding house mistress, and then
committed suicide.
Mrs. Hicks is hysterical, but it is
CLEANED from her incoherent state
ments that Creziz entered her room
and the shooting followed the refusal of
some demand made by him, the nature
of which she has not disclosed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
HON. GEORGE FRED WILLIAMS
TO SPEAK IN BAKERSFIELD

BAKERSFIELD, Sept. S0.-George
Fred Williams of Massachusetts, w.
c. Shepherd. Democratic nominee for
congress from the Eighth district, and
Nathan Cole, jr., of Los Angeles ar
rived here tonight to address an over
flowing Bryan and Kern meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
steamer TarIao Wrecked

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3O.-The
Merchants exchange has received a
cablegram from Manila stating the
United States steamer Tarlac was
caught in a gale September 23 and
driven ashore on Borrongan island, one
of the Samoan group. 1t is thought the
vessel will be q total loss.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
roREIGNl

French ariship promoter orders fifty
Wright areroplanes built at cost OF 100000
Ninett-th more dead of cholera plague
at ST. Petersburg and many new cases re-
ported At hospitals.
Ten thousand persons estimated drowned
In fearful foods in india; one entire town
under mud.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
THE NEWS SUMMARY
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair
and cooler Thursday; light west winds.
Maximum temperature yesterday, 80
degrees; minimum, 65 degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01

LOST--A real countess; finder will please
communicate with Charles A. Montgomery
of Sawtelle
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&npre, 13. Sebr.- auUefommcn;
ser 0onpicr o2o Sopoie" BON Ncm-
Oort.
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pGunflift Der 9lQinu5cu."
}lrl0rc Tnroicu'S &orleiungcn SIT
SorUar0. - Die 0ellti6 . iran
3oiii6e ariiis BON 1908.

3oitIde ariiiS BON 1905.
Gonbrio qc, W}oii.. 10. 6e6r.
- dc pierte 8orlciung, melhe &r.
Nnorc GarOicu por Dem oGercle
6roncoi5" ser Sarpor0 llniperiit1t
iibcr 0a5 Sbemu Ser Gonflift ser
Nnion8eu" belt, entbicIt cine }(n5nbI
bi9bcr nidt pcr6iicntli6ter @in5el-
bcitcn iiber 0ic iron30i.id oclltidc
&riii@ BON 1905. 3dr0icu citirte sic
folBcnOc MISUNDERSTANDING oc5 ipa-
ridden 9nti6oiter5 iibcr 9elcoIie'S
Eolitif I'M 6riibiobr 1905: yWanh-
NAL relutt ein Wum nit itincr
&opic mi0er cine Wuler, oo6 fommt
Is ieItcn Dor, Dap Gin N}onm cine
Waltcr SIT Sem beiouOcren 3mcct
bart, ln nit icincm Scope miOer
0iclclbc nu5llrcnncn." 5ar0iClI
iproN aud Don ieincm 9ciuh bel
sem Siiriten 9iilop IN 9d0cn 9a-
ben i'm Oftobcr c1905. Der Shirt
bate i'm &prarlS cine gtotc ollagcars
bcitct, lpelbe ciucn Hlon fiir cine
GonIcrcn5u cntbielt. 0ieie Mote mar
IN cilGnl PlGrtli6 i66ricrp1nS Gone &c.
bnItat1 als Oie miinoliGqH .M!ittbci-
hngem gWelAc ,nqfber MEHI orOieu
9qnladF 45lplla sieapmm lry Barrier
Scmp8"o qrr9iientli9i mnrOcp. Ntf
bic neHliAe NeOea GetcNiiA'9 @e5lta
ncbnlcnON murt, GnroicH oicicm Dor,
CT lei OiplomAtiihe 9~e5iebnngcn cin-
gcganaelL obne Den StonO Der iron-
50iii6eu Nrncc ~ p%riiien. QcIcoiic
babe onnlpls Aeiu9t: nSd) tbllc meme
Ellidlt unlo; icBc uprouS, O0B mciNc
Gpllcgcn bic ibrige tbltn %lpcrOcl."
0aS mar perfebrt, ingtc GarOiuI, be.
IouocrS 81 elmer 3cit, in Ser OoS i'm
icrncn Nritcn 0elhIngcnc Hllblono
nidJta iijr 6rnnfreih tbun tonntc.
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@rs. @insIulu's suuthina snrmp

pirb felt iiber finnounoTedSia Sdtren bon
Mtatunen ppn Matern tar tire ainber eci'n
SaBuen nit puafanbtseni Grfuis gebrai9t. IS
berubiat oas Stub, rripeid,t pen @aumen, be.
ihmid,fiet ale SdmerSen; furirt @inetuItf lnb
LII bas bette Mittel fir. &farrboe, 9on Ipot
tbefern In alien 99eltfbeiIen oerf1Ift. Seib
ehrup" nno rebfrt feline nnbere Sorte. Stint.
uno5fpansis Gents bic SIafdeg Inter benz gidbr,
mitfeI. nno 9roeiens @efeb bonn 80. Stunt 1908
enraniirt. SeriensTiirmter 1905. Gin altef
uub ant betuatrtcs Ytt.teI.