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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
HARBOR POLICEMEN
SWINDLED BY SAILOR
Pay Dollar for Bearskin That
Is Never Delivered

Just how many members OF Company
c. harbor district, and Company b.
southern district of the police de-
partment. have been swindled by
Martin Olsen. sailor. in their anx-
iety to become possessed of a bearslxin
has not developed but it is. known
that al least two. of them-R. L. Nor
ton and }. j. Casey-were victimized.
Olsen was arrested Thursday after
noon by Morton and Casey and charged
with obtaining money by false pre-
lenses. The. case was called before Po-
lice Judge Deasy yesterday afternoon
and continued until June L.
Olsen approached Morton Tuesday
bearskin for 81. Morton gave him his
address and told him TO take the bear
skin to his home. Olsen went to the
Morton home and got 81. explaining
that the bearskin would be delivered
in about an hour.
Casey parted with 81 in the same
way, and IL is said that other victims
were r f. Wren. William Desmond.
James McAuliffe, Joseph O'Shaazii-
messy. Ed II. owens and T. F. Maloney
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
MARRIED MAN ELOPES
WITH GIRL AGED FIFTEEN
Deserts Wife and Two Children,
but Is Arrested

Deserving his wife and two children
10 elope with Sarah Belasco, a Is year
old girl. who lived at - John street.
Antoine Mofales. aged .. eiuded pur-
suing officers for more than two weeks.
but was arrested in Oakland Thursday.
Morales and his young affinity had
made a hasty, exit through back
window at the home Of his sister at
1925 Fifteenth avenue south. about a
weeks ago. to escape arrest. At this
time the girl disguised herself and
hid in a shack until after nightfall
A felony charge was placed against
Morales. The girls case will come
up in the Juvenile court
Morales wife and children are living
al 1649 Buchanan street.
Superintendent A. J. Knopf of the Pa
cific humane society arrested Morales
sister. Dora. yesterday for aiding and
abettinE her brother
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
ALLEGHANY DISTRICT is
No PLACE FOR POOR MAN
Cost OF Living High and Min-
ing Is Expensive

GRASS VALLEY. May 2s-scoros of
prospectors Fniners and capitalists are
rushing into the Allegheny district. ex-
cited over recent big gold strikes. Int
formation received from that camp to
day is that il is no place for a<poor
man.
Accommodations are taxed to the ut
most. the cost of living is high and no
grass root strikes are being made.
All the big finds have been made in
long tunnels costing large sums to run.
Poor men expecting 10 take out rich
ore on the surface viii be badly dsap-
pointed. and are advised not 10 rush
iashly into the country.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
Y'SREADCRUSH[D
IN ELEVATOR SHAFT
Warehouse Porter Walks Into
Deaths Arms While Laugh
ing Over His Franks

Laughing AT 4 prank he had played,
Ralph Johnson. 16 years of age. a
porter at Bekins warehouse Thirteenth
and Mission streets, walked into deaths
arms yesterday afternoon. The lad,
who lived at 13i6c Valencia street and
was the sole support. of his mother a
widow. was caught by a descending
elevator as he laughed at a fellow en-
ploye down the shaft, and his life was
crushed out instantly.
Johnson was sweeping on the sixth
floor of the warehouse about o'clock
yesterday afternoon when Martin
Wuilms. an elevator constructor who
had installed the conveyance, passed in
the elevator going down. having been
making some repairs at the top of the
shaft.
Young Johnson made playful sweep
at wuilms with his broom and stepped
up to the shaft as the elevator sank.
Wuilms was watching the controlling
gear and paid little attention to the
boy until he heard his scream of agony.
Glancing up he saw that the top of
the elevator had struck Johnson upon
the head. thrown him down and jammed
his skull against the floor. Wuilms re-
versed the gear. but the elevator re-
fused to move. He managed to get
out ON the fifth floor and ran up stairs,
but Johnson was dead. and the coroner
was summoned.
Deputy Coroner Samuel Cronin found
lie could not remove the body, SO he
called fire truck No. Z by telephone.
and Captain. Carroll and his men cut
away the wood SO that the body could
be taken away Wuilms lives at 14s
Thirteenth street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
HIGGINS IN FLIGHT.
WARRANT PURSUING
EmbezzIenent Charge Is Lodged
Against Former Specialist
Who Sported Auto


DIR. s. l. Higgins. who splashed about
the city in a red automobile with con
siderable splendor. RhiIe his wife. at
the fashionable cornelia apartments,
made stylish gowns for other tenants
has fed the town with a serious war
rant at his heels. Dr. Otto c. Joslen
of III Market street swore to com
plaint Yesterday charging higgins with
felony embezzlement of s2.sss.ss- It
is said that Higgins collected the
money for Joslen on a business deal
while Joslen was out of the city and
did not make an accounting.
Higgins and his wife departed in
haste Saturday morning from their
apartments at the cornelia- On the
previous evening the wife was discov-
cred in tears. and there were also
many tears shed by hapless customers
of the gown maker when they were
told that 3rS. higgins coula not ulfsn
their costumes.
higgins and his wife arrived at the
Cornelia several months ago and es-
tablished themselves. While he was
playing the ready spender part his
wife was toiling over the many gowns
which she had under way. She was
an expert dress maker and soon drew
all the jobs in the apartment house.
The fame of the dress maker spread
about the city and soon Mrs. Higgins
was deIuged with orders, which she
boldly undertook to fill
But on last Friday night she had TO
telephone to her customers that they
must take back their materials and
unfinished gowns; and on Saturday she
left with her husband for the east. 1t
was not until yesterday that the reason
for the fight was known.
Then Doctor Joslen applied TO Judge
Shorts4I for warrant against the man.
Joslen is specialist and Higgins
was engaged with him at one timo.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
JIMMY BRITT HAS
FIGHT OVER NEGRO
Trouble With Walters in Paris
Cafe Caused by African Salut-
ing an Actress
Special Dispoteh 10 The Call

PARIS. May 2S-A few nights ago
Jimmy Britt. Floyd \. MaefarIand the
bicyclist. and Walter Kelly, originally
of County Mayo. but OF fame on the
American vaudeville stage. were at the
La Mort. a notorious all night res
taurant in the Mort Maitre district.
having late supper. With them was
an American actress playing here.
Into the restaurant walked an African
wearing evening clothes and jewels.
everything correct but his complexion.
in the opinion of the Americans al a
table near by As everybody knows,
the French draw no color line
The black mans demeanor did not
please Mcfarland. and still less when
the African raised his glass to the
American actress.
1T don't 60" cried Macfarland. and
smashed the African.
Confusion followed. a dozen walters
rushed at the lanky Macfarland. who
helped to win the last six day bicycle
race in New York. The walters did
not know Britt. who was at them in a
second, smashing right and left Kelly.
who is husky TOO. also took hand
and the three fought their way out.
leaving the walters and some of those
at supper very much the worse for
wear. The American actress rejoined
her companions, remarking:
This sort of thing makes me feel
homesick.~
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
PHILADELPHIA FACES
TIEUP OF STREETCARS
Strike Ordered on All Rapid
Transit Lines Today

PHILADELPHIA. May 2S.-After a
secret session of the executive com
mittee of the street car mems union
tonight it was reported that strike
of motormen and conductors on all
the lines in this city as well as the
suburban lines controlled BY the Phil
adelphia rapid transit company would
be ordered to take effect at 4 o'clock
tomorrow morning.. The company ofe-
cials have refused to treat with the
union leaders.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
TWO SOLDIERS KILLED
IN FIGHT WITH MOROS
Columns of Infantry Pursuing.
Murderous Band

MANILA. MAY -zS.-Two private sol
dIcrs were killed and q sergeant
.nrriaIly wounded during q light with
1Eoro bandits on the Romain river Mav
= according 10 advices received ho-e
fodas. The Moros surprised ar cut
post Of the Eighteenth infantry en-
ramped near Keithlev and poured a
rolley into the soldiers before the lat
Ter couid defend themselves. The two
priyates were killed instantly by the
first shots fred.
Two columns of infantry are in pur-
~uit ~ tlie bandits.
detachment that was attacked
hacN Zen engaged in the protection Of
friendly natives Inducing them TO cul-
riyate the land. and had introduced
The double sentrf system IS a precau-
fieuar3 measure.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
SISTER MOVED BY LOVE TO
SEEK FOR YOUTH SENTENCED
FOR SHOOTING POLICEMAN
Search Leads Woman of Refinement.
to Suffer Indignity and Insult
From Vile Criminals
DEATH INTERVIEWS TO PREVENT
SUCCESS OF APPEAL FOR. MERCY

~ OA1INATED which ampd under feor
oil thought
II ofpeTsoua Helen Griswod OF Rochester " " mas tor
Francisco gathering data
which to base petition Of prison pardon
parole
in Policeman Edward IT, Mills
The data in had suffer
ndgny and sest criminals the
through through every breaking did
undertaking Illuminated by
ataskm by faith and love
Through sickness through high
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
CHAUFFEUR CONVICTED
FOR KILLING A BOY
Auto Driver Found Guilty of
First Degree MansIaughter

NEW YORK. May 2S.-winiam f.
Darragh. the chauffeur who ran down
and killed Ingvaard TrimbIe. the IL
year old son of prominent Kentucky
lawyer. here March e7. was found
guilty of mansIaughter in the first de-
gree tonight. The maximum penalty
is 20 years Imprisonment.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TO-DAY
TELEPHONE KEARNY Sc
SATURDAY. MAY %. 1903
wEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

fESTERDAY-W wind: eloudy maximum
temperature 5s minimum 30.
FORECAST FOR T0DAY-CIoudy. unsettled
weather: possibly showers; moderate south wind
changing to brisk west PAGE 10
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
Judge Is Leuieut

Judge Lacomb said that under the
rcunlstsnces he would be lenient. He
D1cd Tuesday afternoon as the time
for them 10 report again. and added.
The court appreciates the honest ef-
forts Of the directors to set out of the
scrape. They are unfortunate in get
ting associated with man who is too
terrified To allow his books 10 be ex-
amined AS long as the books are on
Garth and have not been burned the
effort mast be made TO produce them
The mutiiation Of books Of a corpora
tfon, as charged by District Attorney
wise, is crime under the state law
The federal statutes cover the removal
of books and under them such an act
may be construed as grand larceny
Wise declared Heinze was trying to
keep the books from the court and that
tire directors had shown themselves
Dummies in Heinzes hands
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
IIeinze ConceaIs BooIss

The directors named. sanford Robin
son. Carter Glass. William j. Curtis
and Horace AbeL reported 10 the court
that they were unable To comply be-
cause Heinze. president Of the United
copper company had refused. 10 give
tlem the books or tell where they
Were. sirHg as Ibis reason that Ke
was under indictment
They said they would make every ef-
fort 10 set into the company's vaults
and search Tor The books
The directors further told the court
that lhey had called a special meet
ing ri the directors TO take place I'VE
days hence. when Heinze and secre-
tary Treasurer clifford would be de-
posed. Heinze. the directors said told
tem that clifford took the minute
nok with him 10 Europe.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
Property Is Real

The Lord dcarrington in who's
Who" is credited with no such prop
critics. The authenticated lord was re-
Gently made knight of the Garter
Among Carringtons unpaid bills are
some for automobiles.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
Federal Officers Search in Vain
Tor the Records Concealed
by Heinze
Dummy Directors Ordered to
Produce Documents or
Face Contempt
Manipulation From Montana Is
Striving TO Hide Evidence
Against Himself

\ TEW YORK May 2S.-Where are
N the Upited copper company's
4 Y books2| Federal officers hunted
for them tonight without sue
cess. TRey must Toe in the federal
eourt here next Tuesday. or the com
pany's directors VIII be found in con
tempt
This sensational Development came
as result ~ todays grand jury in
restieation of J. Augustus Heinze's
affairs fn connection with the alleged
njsappIication Of the funds Of the
Mercantile national bank
Unned States District Attorney Wise
obtained from Judge Lacomb an order
directing certain United copper cons
pany directors TO produce The con
GERMS books in court forthwith. or
be declared 10 contempt
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
Manipulating a Pool

This man Heinze he continued
thinks he can send away these other
men and hold the books himself 50
that he can refuse TO produce them
himself on the ground that they would
incriminate him. had Heinze before
the grand jury today but did not put
him under oath because did not want
to give him immunity"
The production Of the books. Wise
said. was important because he al
legged Heinze had been diseountng
notes Of has brother. Otto. AT the Mer-
camille national bank in order 10
nlanipulate pool in United copper
a directors involved. Frederick
gsckstein. Assistant District Attorney
smith and two deputies went to the
omces or the United copper company in
Broadway tonight TO hunt for the
books. Heinze had gone, but Eckstein,
who is assistant treasurer. readily
opened the vaults He stepped inside,
turned on light and then exclaimed.
They're not here.
The subpenas called for is books
Including ledgers. journals, cash. letter
and stock books Of 1907, blut none was
in the vaults.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
EDITORIAL

No knuckling to United Railroads. rage 10
Bankers and the banking act. Page 10
Tho cases of Collins aud Ruef. Page 10
ieopie wait en Hales fears Page 10
GRAFT
John Helms recalled 10 stand. gives further
details Of attempt TO silence him. Page 20
CITY
81 Francis locks door against alleged Lord
carrineton' Consul General Hearn says he is
an impostor. page :
Transport Fitzpatrick on its way from Manila
Tor New York with the bodies Of two officers
and the Tenth cavalry. Page /.
sister moved 10y love to seek youth sentenced
Tor shooting policeman IS baked in appeal for
parole By death Of his evil companion. saSe 3
BOYS head crushed in elevator shaft while lie
laughs over his own prank Pare s
Beneht SNOW arranged by lady managers ef
California wonans hospital page q
Attorneys in Friedman viii contest hurI angry
words az each other Page 20
Woman tells court thar Policeman Crush is
worst hirt on the force Page 20
Wells +. Balcom appointed supervisor in
place Of Loring p Rixford made city archi-
tect. Pare :
r. H. Mccarthy absent when general manager
and editor Of The Call are arraigued. saEe.
important sales in lower Market street
and modern building 10 be erected near
ferry. rnre
Dr. T. ). Higgins leaves ,fty ahead Of war
rant charging embezzlement Page .
Delegation from interior towns luncheon gn,-sts
OF California Promotion committee Page 20
Police continue search for degenerate who as
sauIied little Myrtle Langueten and three sus
poets are arrested. ra.-.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29

Ways dIld DyWdys q 9OCI0Iy IvWNsI
strata she wended her way Now,
having completed her work. She viii
lay before the prison directors the
result, praying them to give her back
the youngest child OF the family and
craving forgiveness Tor his errus
MaYs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
SUBURBAN

Boy aged Il years hangs himself after con
Tossing petty theft from playmate Page :
Department Of philosophy and psychology at
state university may he separated into two
parts. Page II
Natives q Maine viii hold annual reunion at
shell Mound park june >. Pngz d.
Alameda supervisors can grant permit instead
Of frauthise for use Of tunnel road. Page ~
Dr. George Wharton James explains meaning
Of Indian symbols ia basketry. Page t3
Naror snd council elect Of Berkeley VIII dis
regard political pulls in selection Of city
officials. Page Is
Prize cows MS cause Illness in BerkeIey
family and wealthy butcher viii be sped for
selling animal Page II
Farewell reception ia honor of Miss Rachael
Corr of state university faculty Page IL
Catholic Ladies aid society to hold annual
garden fete to-day Page II
Oakland proposed bond issues VIII be ready
soon 10 submit 10 voters. Page IS
Banser Paimantcer gave property TO wife
and atiorneys deny that assets are miss
ing. Page I3
Provision made to seat soeo persons at
memorial concert in Piedmont park saturday
evening Page IS
Freight conductor sues for divorce; says wife
threatened to poison child Page 10
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
COAST

Cash and guns stolen from sailor money lender
on cruiser Milwaukee. page =
Inmates Of Institution for wayward girls
in Los Angeles engage in free for all
fight Page :
Annual convention OF california bankers closes
witt interesting papers and election II
officers. Page 6
Silva. heirs win water rights suit in Yreka
court after 20 years Of litigation. Page .
New York bankers son, charged with forgery.
accuses relatives Of plot. Page 3
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
EASTERN

Eieb, mail pouches taken in the onion
Psci6c holdpp found in attic Of Omaha
school Page c
Federal officers HINT in vain for books Of
United Copper company which Heinzc is con
cealing page ;
Marriage Of traction magnste's son and Judges
niece kept secret two sears Page 6
Retired pastors want no charity. but church
should support them, according TO Presbyterian
commissioners Page 6
FOREIGN
Jimmy Britt has night with walters in Paris
restaurant over negro who saiuted American
actress Page 5
SPORTS
washington crew is favoritc for today's coast
regatta. Page -
St 1oseph.s niue defeats ST patrick-s by
score of TO 4. Page 10
Del Monte golf tournament opens today With
big entry list. ''rEe II
Battling Nelson and Dick IIFlsnd ready for
their great championship mill this after
noon. Page IA
king Edwards any runs second in ae
Oaks rage a
county championship tennis tournament viii
be resumed today page IL
Five Of six winners At salt Lake are well
backed. Page Is
Harvard. cstnen and Yale qualify in most
events for intercollegiate games today Page II
MARINE
Tcredoes destroy temporary pier at For, Ma
son. and vhiic il is being rebuilt they eat np
tile wooden caissons built Is molds for concrete
breakwater. Page 10
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
IS CARR|NGTON
REAL LORD OR
AN |MPOSTOR?
Consul General Charges Fake ;
Claimant Says Hearn Was
Intoxicated
ST. Francis, in Doubt as to Iden=
tity, Locks Door Against All
legged Vice Admiral

w Ho is the man registered at
M the St Francis hotel--and
locked out of his room there,
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
MARINE

Tcredoes destroy temporary pier at Fort Ma
son. and whiic il is being rebuilt they ~
Tire wooden caissons built molds FOR concrete
hreakwater. Page 10
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-06-03
10 Nsa IsfIn Ysaag BsI.

Schell Cts is always pulling
oh something IN the excitement
line, but this week brings a story.
.of cruelty which is agood dealbe
.yond The limit
The Posts correspondent a.
that place writes that Tuesday
night about nine O'Clock Albert
Keyhil, the twelve year old son
.of j. f. Keyhin, was bound 10 a.
post near the railroad tank there
by two strange men. and severe
ly beaten and kicked
The ASSISTANTS are described ss
young men. boti red headed and
both wearing Hgbtgray clothing
Both wore light colored hats. one
with a black band and the other
blue
Tire 10y was near the stock
yards when he was acoOsted By a
man. who told him he had left a
! single tree az the water tank and
that he would give the boy aquar
ter TO go and get it for him.
The little fellow was only too
glad 10 get a chance to make mon
ey and started on bis errsnd
That was about half past Eve
o'clock.
When he reached the tank be
met the two men who caught bin
and so cruelty misused him. The
boy was badly frightened as well
as painfully hurt.
On the boy $ return 10 town
party OF citizens hastily organized
and a hunt started for the boy
assailants. The surrounding
country was thoroughly searched
but no trace Of them was found
1t is probable that had the meT
been caught they would hav'
been pretty roughly handled,
No cause for the attact is known
Nevada Post.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-06-03
Decoration Day.
Services A 6Isgn LsWs MsatsI
b. A. :. Wen kilsatst B

The Gen. Candy Post g. A. F.
held appropriate Decoration Day
exercises 10 Green Lawn Gem
etery Monday morning The
services we're conducted accord
ing 70 TIE o A. 4 ritusl ~
Commander Gallagher.
AFTER the decoration o. the
graves d soldiers Post Master
Geo HUckeby made an sppro-
pirate address and Thos oNeal
made "a address as Al ex-Con-
federate
a large crowd N2s present ~
the cemetery 90 pay tribute 90
their desd.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-06-03
Delightfully."- Entertained.

Some Of the soldiers Of the
G. A. r. Post were delightfully."-
entertained at the home Of J NJ.
Scott Sunday, the occasion being
the s2nd birthday Of Mr.. Scott
Delicious refreshments W e e
served after which Mr.. Scott
was presented with a mahogany
cane and Mrs Scott with a piece
OF fine china.
Those present were; Pat
Galager, Capt. Van Benthusen
and daughter, W. A. Harvey and
wife, G. w. Poulter and wife and
NJ. l. Fry.
All reports fine time and wish
Mr.. Scott many more happy
birthdays.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-06-03
Rich Ril Boy Advances.

Webster Jones, Of this city and
who received the degree Of Mas
ter OF Arts in the University Of
Missouri this year has been
elected an assistant instructor in
chemistry in Purdue University
Indiana. Webb was an assistant
in Chemistry at Missouri TN;
year, and is going to the front
The Rich Hill students r max
ing good.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-06-03
LODGE


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Gaiia meets every Tuesday msht,-
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Ga each monuh a. 4 Huett. ii. p,
D. B. Mkkey S@y
Order &c Easteru star meets ana
aud 4th Tuesiey nights IN each
moRth-Mr a. A nelamater W.
as Mn o. O. Williams seey.
Rieh HIu Coauel SO SA Halgbts
and ladI.s ct security nacts thc lat
aud srd Thursday nights 81 earh
.mauth John " Ions PRESIDENT.
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FaancIsr
Eieb tW Arr'e No S5i. Fmtrrnal
Ar,ier w taelcs mccts every We'd
u~day uiSbtiu X. e. naai @.-Fra.
man kclso rrrsldeut o. a Struck.
Say
N1ea utl ReteSah Loise M Sle,
navts tae stand third "Wednesday
rigsts oi czech ruunih Ga tsld fvi
ow~ haA-Wi-s ilzsle McJomh,
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fiF al a a aas,ts vNery ttt
Thursday night Ia haiti ~ H. &
Lodgc No W-j " Baker, prest 4.
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