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Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
SENATOR'S PLAN
FOR RETALIATION
NATION TO MEET MOVE MADE
BY THE CANADIANS
LEGISLATORS Consider Action Which
Will Prohibit Importation of Logs
from Dominion to the
United States
lRy Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, June 19.--This coun-
try will be prepared to meet the move
made by Canada looking to the pro-
hibition of the expectation of her logs
into the United States il the amend
ment suggested by the committee on
finance in the senate to the wood pulp
paragraph of the tariff bill shall be
accepted.
AS soon as the senate had for the
time disposed of the income tax ques-
tion at the beginning of todays ses-
sion, Senator Aldrich presented the
committees amendment on pulp. Fol-
lowing is the text of the provision:
THAT in case any country, depen-
dency, province or subdivision thereof,
shall forbid directly or indirectly the
expectation of any wood pulp, logs or
wood for use in the manufacture of
wood pulp, an additional duty equal
to the rates of duty imposed by this
paragraph upon wood pulp shall be
imposed upon any wood pulp imported
from such country or dependency"
The amendment was not pressed, as
several senators expressed a desire for
time to give it consideration before
voting on it.
On motion of Mr.. Aldrich the print
paper schedule was further amended
so as to reduce from six-tenths of 1
cent to 1a cent a pound the duty pro-
vided by the house on paper worth
from to cents a pound
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
MAYOR CONTINUES FIGHT
ON MEMBERS OF COUNCIL
Brother of Francis Heney Forces
Brisk Battle in Municipal At
fairs in Arizona

TUCSON, Ariz., June 19,-The eul-
mination of the bitter municipal light
between Mayor Ben Heney and mem
bers of the city council is expected to
result as the outcome of meeting or
the city council called by the mayor
tonight to investigate charges against
Councilman ]. S. Martin.
The council chamber was crowded
with citizens to hear the testimony OF
witnesses subpoenaed by the mayor
when a notice for adjournment imme-
diately after the opening was carried.
The crowd broke into cries of Rotten
'Cowards." only the presence of the
police prevented violence. mass
meeting has been called to consider
tho graft charges Monday. Ben Heney
is a brother of Francis Heney of San
Fra nciscO
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
REYES BOARDS
FRUIT STEAMER
PRESIDENT OF COLOMBIA IS
BOUND FOR EUROPE
Support Given to United States-Pan-
anna Treaty Partly Responsible
for Dissatisfaction in South
American Republic
(By Associated Press.1

COLON, June 19.-Advices received
from Cartagena, Colombia, confirm
previous reports that Gen. Rafael
Reyes, president of Colombia, has
abandoned Office and sailed for Europe.
He embarked on a small fruit steamer
at Santa Marta last Sunday according
to the information received at Carta-
gena. 1t is said the steamer is bound
for southampton.
The advices state the presidents trip
to Europe is known to, and approved
of by the president designate, General
Holguin, and it is General Reyes IN
tention to return for the meeting OF
congress on July 20 If majority OF ms
countrymen so desire, or in case OF
disturbance of the peace, which is con-
sidered remote possibility.
Public Is Not Surprised
The recent trend of affairs in Colom-
bia makes the departure of the pres1-
dent a matter of no surprise, for 1T had
been openly asserted either his volun-
tary resignation from office or a revo-
lutionary coup appeared to be the only
solution for Colombia's political trou-
bles.
The support given by President Reyes
to the United States -Panama-ColG
treaty has been partly responsible for
the prevailing dissatisfaction. The
treaty Is Objectionable to the general
public, and in the congressional cleo
tion held the last of May the govern
ment party suffered a signal defeat.
After this election a committee of the
victorious Republicans had a confer
ence with President Reyes. concerning
the details of which this statement is
made:
Gen. Reyes frankly confessed condi-
tions were not satisfactory, and there
is an alarming ediscontent everywhere,
and he admitted these were menaces to
the maintenance of peace. He declared
that his determination to withdraw
from the executive head of the govern
ment was unalterable, in proof of which
he would present to the Colombian
congress his formal resignation from
office on July /. Further he declared
he would resume the presidency only
in case of a revolution, or to maintain
peace"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
POSSES SURROUND
SLAYER IN DESERT
BODY OF VICTIM FOUND FAR
FROM SCENE OF CRIME
Authorities at Yuma Notified to Call
Back Searching Parties, as MUIR
derer Will Be Caught
Soon

YUMA, Ariz., June 19.-Wires re-
ceiVed from Walton within the last
hour instruct the authorities to call
back all searching parties for Marquee,
the alleged murderer of Peter Hodges,
within reach. The inference is that
Marquee is being surrounded and that
his capture is a matter of a short time.
The board of supervisors of Yuma
county offered a reward of $3.50 for
the apprehension and conviction of the
murderer and E. f. Sanguinetti, the
foremost merchant of Yuma, offered
500 for his deliverance dead or alive.
A wire received at o'clock this
morning from the station agent at
WeIlton, twenty-five miles from the
scene of the supposed killing of Peter
Hodges the day before yesterday,
states that the dead body of Hodges
has been found by one of the search
ing parties from Yuma which has
been securing the country for the past
thirty hours. 1t is expected the body
will be brought here some time today.
No definite news from the posses on
the trail of Marquee, the alleged muir
derer, has yet been received. A sixth
searching party, including Deputy
Postmaster Ingraham, Court Commis-
sioner Utting and Arvise, the second
victim of Marques gun, started for
Dome on the o'clock train this morn
ing.
Sheriff Livingston, who was In Cali
fornia at the time of the tragedy, re-
turned last night and Immediately left
for the scene of the killing. strong
belief obtains here that the fugitive Is
heading back toward his home on the
Brownstetter ranch, six miles above
Yuma. The place has been under
guard since early yesterday. All points
on the river north of Yuma are
watched, the authorities at. Dome being
positive Marquee took that direction.
Ben Hartley, a stepson of the alleged
murderer, was recognized this morning
in a store here purchasing cartridges,
and his route is being traced.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
MESSAGES ARE SENT
TO HOLD UP CHINESE ~
ON WAY TO VANCOUVER

NEW YORK, June 10. - Messages
have been sent by the police to Colon
and Panama to hold up the party of
Chinese who left New York week ago
yesterday en- route to Vancouver, B. c.,
in the hope of arresting Leong Lee Lin,
alias William Fl. Lion. who occupied
the room in Eighth avenue in which
was found Friday the trunk containing
the body of Miss Elsie Sigel missionary
among the local Chinese. and grand
daughter of the famous Gen. Franz
Sigei.
From the condition of the body and
other facts, it is believed the crime
was committed at least a week before
the body was found.
From Mrs. Margaret Todd, mis-
sionary who first introduced Miss Sigel
into the work of converting the resi-
dents of Chinatown to Christianity, the
police learned today that while the
young woman taught Leong Lee Lin
the creed of Christ he at the same time
learned to love her. From Mrs. Todd )
statement and letters found in the
room where the body had been
strangled, partially strapped and
wedged into an old trunk, it has been
discovered I.eong Lee Lin was not the
only admirer of Elsie Sigel
Letters to Linn threatened him with
death if he did not cease his attentions
to the young missionary.
Although Mrs. Paul Sigel unhesitat-
ingly identified the jewelry and pieces
of clothing found in the room as those
of her daughter, the girls father re-
fuses, even today, to believe the victim
was his child. He is said to have
started for Washington early today in
the hope of finding Elsie Sigel alive.
| Ten days ago telegram was received
| from her at Washington, saying she
! would be. home in two days When she
did not arrive the police were notified
of heS disappearance.
| Mrs. Sigel was so affected by the
news of her daughters fate that today
| she was prostrated and under the care
| of physicians and nurses.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Sigel knew Leong
| Lee Linn very well.
Until after the daughter first met the
Chinese at a cane rack at "a pleasure
resort two years ago she sought to con-
vert him. Her mother, who has been
Interested in missionary work among
1.-The Chinese for many years, invited the
young Chinese to their home in the
Bronx. and during the course of his
conversion he was entertained there
frequently. Miss Sigel and her parents
recently accompanied Lin to a per-
formance in a theater in Chinatown.
! Mrs Todd, in her statement to the
police, declared that Linn was very
| jealous of Miss Sigel and had forbidden
her to accept attentions from anyone
else She said that Miss Sigel more
than once informed her that she was
iafraid of Linn, although she had adj
mired him greatly.
Miss Sigel had told Mrs. Todd that
| Linn was subject to periods of jealous
| rage, in which she feared that some
| time he might harm her.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
IN Clothes for ALI Mank

ITI Establishment tor Mar
S6IN
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
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JIIiterate Person Wrote TeIeqram

crate person or child apparently wrote
the telegram signed with the name of
Elsie Sigel and sent from here to Paul
Sigel in New York on the evening of
June 12, according to a statement to-
day by Manager Travis of the Postal
TeIepraDh COMPANY
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20

ing him alive has been practically
abandoned everk available soldier in
the valley has BEEN detailed to assist in
the hunt Large Independent parties
are still securing all the surrounding
country in an effort to locate the un-
fortunate man.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20

MEMS SHIRTS - "Manhat-
tan" Shirts in broad variety;
s1.50S to SO. Good values III
Golf Shirts, 81. Negligee
Shirts, SOC in cotton goods to
IS in silk.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
WIII MOT Aid Spain

HAVANA. June 19.-Secretary of
State Velez in replying to Senior Soler,
the Spanish minister has declined to
consider the Spanish proposal that
cuba assume portion of the Spanish
national debt.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
Fifth Man Arrested

OMAHA, June 19.-Advices have been
received here of the arrest at Buhal,
Idaho, of F. w. Marvin, said to be the
fifth man wanted for alleged connec-
tion with the Union Pacific mail rob-
berry, near here on May %. The ar
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
MISSING Hunter Not Found

YOSEMITE, Cal, June 19.--No trace
has been found of F. P. Shepherd, the
engraving jewoler of San Francisco
who disappeared last Thursday in the
wild country between Glacier Point and
Sentinel Dome, and while hope of find
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20

NJ e MS COR D U r OY
C COATS, $7.50-Corduroy
Trousers to match, 81, $3.50
and $3.50. Khaki coats,
$3.50 to $3.50.
MEMS STRAW HATS 81
TO S5-All the new styles,
shapes and materials.
COOL HOSIE r Y. UN-
DERWEAR, Alpaca Coats,
Linen Busters, Crash Suits,
etc.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
raft WlII Go to Maanolla

WASHINGTON, June 19,-With the
prospect of the congressional session
lasting until we'll into July, if not the
first of August, President Taft has
decided to take his family to Mag
nolia. Mass, the evening of July 3.
Mrs. Taft's health is steadily improv-
ing
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
SAYS THAT TUBERCULOSIS
is DISEASE OF THE BLOOD

CHICAGO, June 19.-The declara-
ton of Dr.. Robert Lincoln Watkins,
professor of haematology of the New
York Eclectic college, that tubercu-
losis is a disease of the blood and can
be cured, and is not infectious nor
contagious, created a spirited discus
sion at the closing session of the an
nual convention of the American Eclec-
tic Medical association here, several
members taking issue with the asser-
ton.
1.-The disease develops inside the
body" said DR.. Watkins. "If it is in
fectious, show me the period of incu-
baton. How will sanitation and fresh
air stamp it out when internal sani-
tation is neglected? Fresh air is all
right and has been for more than 1000
years, but people are still dying from
tuberculosis and having plenty of fresh
air."
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wanted in the eastern metropolis in
connection with the murder of Elsie
Sigel. According to the telegram, the
converted Mongolian is believed to be
headed for San Francisco. Every
steamer and every train will be
watched by detectives.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
Ordered to Eind Chinese

SAN FRANCISCO, June 19.-The To-
cal police department was advised to-
day by the New York police to keep a
sharp lookout for Leong Lee Lin.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20

rest was made as the result of al
legged clews obtained from Lillian
Stephenson, the woman brought here
from Denver with Shelton.
Marvin is now in prison at Twin
Falls awaiting action by the federal
here
The sun., 1909-02-07

should slip On 4 light undershirf under
eeaih his Athletic shift and have III ght, " arm
cap and gloves, On very Few athletes q
sSSen preperat!on seen nowadays. Still
Inesf are enough Of athletic mentors around
,GG9,khne G,hnne wise 70 think OF these little things
=, The mile race for the Martinioue cum nj
the Columbia University games In Madison
square Garden next Saturday night should
% Well worth an admission fec IN nothing q
r.e Sise took place inside the building. III. L.
n,ii. nJnoe s OF ths New York A. g.. the national
runs as be did at the Pastine SSmss he viii
formidable opponents will be Tad Whitet :
unattached and Tom Collins of.the Irish
a: {. was In this event that White
neSt sSsahed Sdt.s nis lame And 4 he runs as good
Inns "a q game man and a hard customer in
q race. but FOR the mile he lacks the speed
necessary for burst on the homestretch.
Entries Tor the A. A. T.. basketbalI cham
ptonship close Tomorrow with ". N. Nit
eheli Of the Young Mems Hebrew kssocia-
gays and Saturdays, at the Lsughlin
LycenIn beginning on February i5. and q
humber OF the Wednesday games will be
,,SSsIrnamept ,Ss nn VIII be Soniined % the 100 and
pndsr way arrangements viii be made for
hSSidins SSlSins the unlimited or heavyweight
The New York A. c. has announced .
Ser,es OF swimming events for next Sstur-
osy nigh IN the. club tank There Will be
22o yard Metropolitan 4. 4, U, champion.
snip and q fitting contest confined to mem
oers OF the New York A. G.. There will be
water polo game under English rules.
The sun., 1909-02-07
kII SGI5.I IN ISL! Stree a!!s
$4,000 Miles from One Auto Tire

Goodyear Detachable Auto Tires have done this
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the tire cnred ridges .epetimes formed
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The sun., 1909-02-07
ZERO CLUB AFFAIRS.
Arrangements BEING Made for Many
Events 10 Take Place This Year,

In a circular letter sent to the members
of the Aero Club attention is called to what
the club proposes to do. The annual ban
quet will be held at the St. Regis Hotel
about the middle OF next month. Announce
ment is made Of the creation OF the presi-
dents prize for aviation. This consists of
81 900. to be divided into four prizes OF $3.50
each. TO be awarded to the aeroplanes which
in 1909 make their first flights OF kilometer
each in the continental territory OF the
A die is being prepared for a medal which
will be made and presented to those who
have rendered distinguished service for the
will be given to each OF the winners OF the
presidents prize. Articles OF affiliation for
1909 have been signed with the Aero Club
OF Ohio, the Aero Club OF st. Louis and the
Aero Club OF New England.
Arranseinents are being made for a ma
tional grand prize balloon race to take place
% Western Cites This race viii be enc open S 'te te
balloons Of 200 cubic meters capacity and
under and must be piloted by pilots q the
Aero Club OF america; Details will be
construction Of balloons that may be entered
for this contest. Entrants for this race
will also be considered as having entered
The 0 Aero 1a Club q America as the American
nsutic Federation is entitled 70 receive
Miohelin prize for 1909. The cup and prize
this year are to be given the flying machine
which exceeds she night made by Wilbur
Wright, the present holder Of the cup, before
on that occasion was i2S, 2 kilo meters.
Entries for tho Col don Bennett aviation
cup, which will be contested In France In
oided upon is around a circuit without a
reentrant angle having q perimeter OF
fnom Ave to ten kilometers, the total dis
not to be less than twenty kilometers from
the starting post To the finishing post Ma
chimes will be allowed 10 come to the ground
and start again during their circuit. The
three aeroplanes for this contest.
By resolution OF the aeronautical con-
yress which met In London recently, entries
'or the Gordon Bennett balloon race OF 1908
IAN be made up to March Is. The Aero
Club OF America is entitled to enter three
balloons for this contest.
The sun., 1909-02-07
Moron BOAT SHOW.
Many New Craft Being Built TO BE Plac ed
on Exhibition Next Week.

Those Nho are interested In motor boats
will have an opportunity to study the lat est
fashions when the annual motor boat show
opens in Madison Square Garden a week
from tomorrow night. Fashions change
in boats. just as they do in a woman 3 bon
net, and manufacturers have prepared
craft which they think will please the motor
yachtsmen and will show them daring the
ten days when the exhibition is on. There
will be more than i5o exhibitors. and craft
viii be seen that are useful for skimmin G
yabout harbors at a great rate OF speed and
boats capable of accommodating twenty
or more persons and which can cruise COM
fort a bly, at about ten miles ah hour.
Among the racing craft the Elco Craig.
the Den and the Vim will be shown. IL was
hoped that the Dixie II. would be on exhibi-
tion. but that launch is 10 be sent 10 Monaco
The dory type Of motor equipped boat
has grown. enormously IN popularity re-
Gently. and some particularly seaworthy
boats OF this class will be seen. A company
fve foot dory OF eh feet beam fitted with
large amount Of rough weather and an.
eighteen foot dories equipped with horse
power reversible motors, all made with a
salt water equipment. The latter concern
will bring out for the first time new eight
teen dory, the motor having two cylinders
Weighing but 500 pounds and guaranteed
to drive a twenty foot boat at a speed OF
nineteen miles an hour.
The sun., 1909-02-07
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strain or force which would not break the
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The Goodyear Air Bottle makes q pune.
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The sun., 1909-02-07
Huck,eberry Indians Elect Rulers.

The Huckleberry Indians OF the New
York Athletic Club made their FIRST stir
Of the 1909 outdoor season last week BY
holding their annual election. The annual
dinner is scheduled for the last Of March
and these arrangements OF the tribe
are harbingers of sunshine. green fields
and life IN the open without furs and arctic
wrappings. or course the election result ed
as, of yore, the Big Chief being +; J.
Sch sShaaefs5 She ss.,sE r. & saS Msn
the braves. J. H. Haslin. the clubs presi /:
dent, is one Of the sachems. The result OF
the election was
- Big chief. p, .. SehsefeI; httle chief z; =
scribe. T. S. Innet medicine man. sam Stewart;
sagamore, John n. Jonee; sachemS w. Il. Hins'
dale, H. w. Peckwell. James II. Haslin, G. T,
stoppsnl, c. II. Lebert c. ?. Hoherberth and
The sun., 1909-02-07
BASEBALL.
New York Americans Turn Loose An
other Lot Of YOUNGSTERS.

Another lot OF waivers has baen asked
for and obtained by the New York Ameri-
can League Club. Manager Stallings has
weeded out eight more players from those
from whom he will select his team this
season. Among the lot Is Joe Doyle. the
pitcher. who has been with the Highlanders
for a season and q half. The others are
Billiard. the pitcher. who was bought last
year from the Meridian. Miss. Club; Wag-
non. infelder. and Demaree. pitcher. from
Newark; Pauxtis, the University Of Penn
sylyania catcher. and Marcan infelder,
and Wagner pitcher, who were purchased
and Maroan have been resold TO Bingham
The New York Nationals have received
the signed contract Of Wilson, the catcher.
McGraw thi nksa good deal OF this youngster
He finished out the season with the Giants
last fall. but did little, more than sdorn, the
bench Another spring exhibition date
has been booked by the Giants. They will
play the Newark team at the Polo Grounds
on April H. The second team will play In
Trenton on April 10, the same day on which
he regular Giants meet Yale az the Polo
Grounds
The sun., 1909-02-07
Dickinson B.seban scheduI.

CARLISLE. Pa. Feb. e.-Manager Nuttle
has just announced Dickinson's baseball
schedule for the approaching season. The
schedule follows:
April 7, Western Maryland University at Car.
Isle; 10. Urslnus at Carlisle: H. Franklin and Mar.
shall at Lancaster: y. Princeton At Prince ton: "a
hsnhsttan a. New York e Laisyette at Carlisle,
Carlisle: z, Pennsylvania State at STATE CoiIese:
g. Bucknel at Iewisburg; IL. Carlisle Indians al
Carlisle; rs Naval Academy at Annapolis: 10, Car
Isle Indians at Carlisle: II, Ursnus at Collegevle
= Weshington and Jefferson at Carlisle; ~.
Gettysburg a. Gettysburg two games; 81. Penn
sylvanlA at Carlisle 1.-TWO gAmes)