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Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-23
TAFT DISCUSSES
TAX ON TRUSTS
ATTORNEY GENERAL SUBMITS
DRAFT OF MEASURE
President Dimes Prominent Men, and
Assessment of Corporations Is
Theme of Conversation-De-
tails Are Expounded
1Rv Associated press.)

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Details of
the proposed measure for the taxation
of net earnings of corporations were
arranged tonight at the most impor-
tant conference that has been held at
the White House since Mr.. IaIt De-
came president.
There were present as the presidents s
guests at dinner Attorney General
Wickersham and Senator Root, who
are charged with the work of drafting
the measure; Secretary Knox, Senators
AIdrich, Burrows, Penrose, Hale, Gull
lom Flint, Smoot, McCumber and
Lodge; Speaker Cannon and Represen-
tatfves Payne and Dwight of New
York.
For two hours the corporation tax
measure. which had been prepared as
an amendment to the tariff bill, was
viewed from every angle.
Many changes in form were Sug-
gested All agreed not to make the
form of the amendment public until 1t
is ready to be introduced in the senate.
The terms of the measure provide
that all corporations having capital
stock and organized for profit shall pay
a tax of per cent on their net earn
ings.
Must Make Returns
Corporations coming within that
designation will be compelled to make
returns to specially named agents of
the bureau of internal revenue treasury
department giving the amount Of their
gross reeeipts, capital stock, bonded
indebtedness and all other visible debts.
The amendment will define in the
broadest possible manner the character
of losses that may be deducted from
the net earnings upon which the tax
is to be collected.
The Q per cent tax will apply to all
corporations organized for profit, but
each corporation will be allowed $4,000
exemption.
Any corporation making a false re-
port will be subjected to a penalty,
the amount of which was not decided
tonight.
Most of the participants in the con-
ference expressed the opinion that
this should range from $1,000 to $10,-
000
The tax will be collected upon the
entire amount of preferred and COM
mon stock of every corporation and
upon the bonds of a corporation where
they exceed the total capital.
Effective at Once
It is intended that the bill shall be-
come effective Immediately on its
passage The life of the measure
was made indeterminate. The pres
ent years tax will be collectable
July /, 1910.
Leaders In the senate and house
have been flooded with kilograms from
corporations expressing fear that the
law would be drawn in such form
that unscrupulous agents of the in
Continued on Page Two)
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-23
PASTOR REVIEWS CHARGE
AGAINST u. S. ATTORNEY
Man Censured by Inquisitors Says He
Will Press Accusation in
Washington

HONOLULU, June 22.-Rev. Edward
B. Thwing, whom the grand jury CEN
sured yesterday for filing charges
against United States District Attorney
Breckons, which it declared to be
groundless, has renewed his accusa-
tions against Mr.. Breckons, and states
that he win press them before the de-
partment of Justice in Washington.
Rev. Mr. Thwing filed charges
against Mr.. Breckons with the depart
ment of justice some time ago. The
United States district attorney for the
territory sent in his resignation, but
Attorney General Wickersham request
ed him to withdraw it and asked him
to continue in office.
Rev. Mr.. Thwing brought various
charges against Mr.. Breckons' admin
istration.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-23
Sentenced for Murder

SACRAMENTO, June 22.-Floyd V.
Carter was sentenced to life imprison-
ment in San Quentin today for the
murder of his wife. In passing sem
tence Judge Hughes scored the jury
for not returning a more drastic YER
dict than murder in the second de-
gree
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-23
FOREIGN

Reichstag objects to governments plans
for special taxation.
: Honolulans expedite trial of alleged Jap
anese strike leaders.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-23
COAST

Bodies of two students recovered from
river at Redding.
Jury completed for trial of James Tread
well at San Francisco.
Aged man meets death on railroad track
at Merced.
. Four Calkns syndicate newspapers sold in
north and three more publications yet to be
auotioned.
American Institute of Banking holds ses-
sion at Seattle, but adjourns to attend
fair.
Masked men rob porter of $500 at Seattle
Body of dead sailor identified at San
Francisco.
Alleged forger arrested at San Francisco
Former manager of shorthand school at
San Francisco sentenced for arson.
Fire does much damage to residences at
Portland, Ore.
Strike of mechanics at San Jose proves
Intellectual.
Visitors from Michigan open fine club
house at Seattle.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-23

N the suit of Katherine Clemmons
Gould against Howard Gould for
Il separation and $25O,000 a year all
mony Justice Bowling ruled that Mr..
Gould must prove that his wife's IN
dulgences in drink were such as to
make life with her unbearable In order
to reconcile his abandonment of her.
A score or more witnesses. many OF
them former servants at Castle Gouio
and on the Gould yacht, were placed on
the stand and testified that at various
times Mrs. Gould had conducted herself
in such manner as to leave little
doubt that she was intoxicated. Some
testified that on these occasions she
was very belligerent and used profanity
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-23

not only toward them, but her husband
as well. One former servant related a
sensational episode which he said oc-
Cured in the Fifth avenue home of a
wealthy friend of Mrs. Gould. He said
he entered the house at the call of the
hostess, found her laving a bleeding
arm, a woman guest nursing black
eye, the other guests all in tears and
Mrs. Gould in the callar, disheveled,
angry and incoherent When accusa-
tions of blackmailing tactics were made
in the courtroom by De Lancey Nicoll,
counsel for Gould, Clarence ]. Shearn,
Mrs. Gould's attorney, resented the re-
mark, and the two lawyers almost came
to blows.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-23
rrr Asr1NGroN- 1nne 22.-Ident. u

WV AsHINGTON, June 22.--Lieut. U.
wv s. Grant III, grandson of the
former president, is to become
military aid to the president and su-
perintendent of the army and navy
building. AS superintendent of the
state, war and navy building he will
have charge of the largest office build
ing in the world. Lieutenant Grant re-
Gently married the daughter of Senator
Root of New York, and since then has
been stationed at Boston.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-23
EFFORTS MADE
TO HAVE CAPT.
FRIES RETAINED
APPEALS SENT TO SENATOR
AND CONGRESSMAN
CoNSoLIDATloNIsTS ACTIVE IN
ARMY MANS BEHALF
Friends Of Greater Los Angeles Feel
That Project Has Been Given
Blow by Transfer Of
Engineer

E IMPRESSIONS of regret at the
transfer of Capt. Amos A. Fries
~ came to him yesterday from All
parts of Los Angeles county. A deter
mined effort to retain him has been III
itiated and Senator Flint and congress-
man McLachlan were telegraphed yes
terdav relative to the exercise OF thelr
influence to have the order revoked
Thev have promised to take the mat
ter up with the war department a'
once. ,.,,a.;o,,
The Los Angeles harbor commission
met yesterday and passed resolutions
expressing their confidence In captain
Fries and their belief, as representa-
tives of the people, that harbor deVeI,
opment would suffer in the removal Oh Oh
so efficient an engineer. The secretary
of war was asked in the resolutions 10
have a resembling order issued, ana tne
resolutions were mailed to Washington
yesterday by Secretary F1emlng, pre-
ceded by a telegram summarizing lii9
action of the commission.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-23
LOCAL.

Efforts made to retain Captain Fries in
harbor work
Nineteen injured in street car collision at
First and Spring streets.
Real estate dealer makes protest against
fourteen-foot fence.
Man stabbed in quarrel over woman ap-
pears in court.
Editors of Southern California association
arrive in Venice for annual convention.
Two wills offered for probate written on
reverse side of paper.
Man who, with his sweetheart, agreed to
die, Is sent to Folsom for five years.
Potato burglar who was sentenced to three
years at Folsom has his sentence set aside.
Engineer at Maier Brewing company Is
fatally injured in gasoline stove explosion.
Guard Is placed over witness in Mrs.
briggs case to prevent his escape.
Suits in La Canyada Inn case are dis
missed.
Divorce granted to matron of city jail
Grover is sentenced on charge of vagrancy
for mistreating children.
Bankrupt stock broker has plan to settle
debts,
Children of Sunday schools of Pasadena
hold picnic at Long Beach.
New law requiring applications for mar
riage to give life history becomes effective
Saturday.
Elks arrange grand ball for reunion week.
Mayor makes serious charges against Ii
cense collecting department.
Acting chief of police asks mayor for
fifty more patrolmen
Petitions for establishing parks must have
proper number of signatures.
Shippers Of Los Angeles object to demur-
rage fees
Huntington asks railway franchise. and
breaks rule made nearly five years ago.
Southern Pacific asks council to sustain
veto of mayor on spur track franchise.
Council may name rate fixing body ac-
cording to resolution introduced by utilities
commission.
City club members to inspect harbors Sat
urday; Captain Fries will accompany them.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-23
EASTERN

Schiller's Maid of Orleans" presented by
Maud Adams and 200 students of Harvard
at stadium in Cambridge
Many witnesses testify to good character
of Mrs Howard Gould In suit for main
tenance at New York.
Chinese roommate of murderer of Elsie
Sigel tells detectives of how crime was
committed Full confession secured.
Two men leap to death in Chicago.
Auto makes sensational jump of ten feet
over chasm in Chicago.
Prisoner at Chicago victim of cruel mis-
take on part of courts clerk, who wrongly
reads verdict.
Senator Flint opposes plan to raise tax on
lemons and circulates petition in opposition
to New York exchange.
Circuit court in New York overruled OBJ
lection to Indictment filed by attorney for
counsel of Arthur Henze.
six masked men rob express cars on Cana
dian Pacific railroad, but escape without
loot.
Son of william J. Bryan to wed today in
Colorado.
President Taft and leading senators and
cabinet members hold important conference
relative to corporation tax.
Telegrapher in Kansas murdered by Rus
sian.
Wright brothers expect to make severe
tests at Fort Myer.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-23
THE NEWS SUMMARY
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair
Wednesday; warm; light north wind.
Maximum temperature yesterday, 76
degrees; minimum, 81 degrees.
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SUPERINTENDENT
CONVICT CAMPS
New Office to Be Demanded Of Eegis-
lature- WIZ Divide Prison Work.

RICHMOND VA Snecial
Strenuous efforts viii be made, to
induce the next General Assembly ito
create a new office-that of Superin-
fendent of Convict Rosd Cam5s---so
mat the burdens of the head of tl,e
state penitent;ary may. in a measure.
be lightened. -
The -aeruand for s,icY, a nosif3,an
comes not from those with p poniSsylS
lends in view, but from men sincerely
Interestedein the weffar of the I,l.isori
u IS openly admitted in official cir
cles that the death of the late super
infendent Evan 4. Morgan. was has
tened by oXerwork, and that the thina,
zqhl6h, above, ali others, overtaxed his
13oweIs OF endurance was the extra
l'duties put Upon him IN connection
- the convict road forces<f -
Nobody reaiizes this better IL Sn the
lernor swansea alsq IS thor ghiy alive
Ito the hecesSity Of Dividing Up the
work. In fact the plan Is TO appeal
ito the Legislature directly through
him. He. VIII be. asked to incorporate
the recommendaticn In l1iS message
feognizants of the fact that some change
was necessary, recently have been
gathering data as 70 the camps, and
at their called meeting yesterday af-
ternoon they Went fully into this bus
mess,
Inc chairman submitted statists-
cal report, which he HAD complied.
and this was signed by every member
OF the .dlrec eqrafe end transmitted to
toe ,SStlie 1- Exec
1nese y efs fourteen copxict
edInps, ano each. IN way, - snaf,a-
sat,,. p.isoi, iegulrtls the ciossst SUP
,.S-......s anu viz tttVs1 cafShut man
sas s.lis s,aI = $50.
nls Jos aetsan sS9uid never nave
a., - - ss q! N3IN nae ne not mao
u ~ pt'soi, al MS myers
sasSa lev 49, VIZ nov De pos
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E1RGlNEA PERSONALLY
is WORTH sIszlI4,sss

RICHMOND. VA. = Special. -
People with love OF statistics may
nnd All the Information OF this kind
that their fondest hopes could ask IN
the annual report OF thu First Auditor
OF Virginia for the FISCAL year ending
September 30, 1908.
This publication. which IS just from
the press explains where the Com
monwealth gets her money and show
how she spends It.
The huge table giving the revenues
from PERSONAL property Assessments is
particularly interesting It shows a
grand total OF $167,114.42S--coun
Sos, 164,S25; cities. <S1.s50,0sS OF
this sum S160.O02.720 is owned by
whites and $7,111,703 by negroes.
Here are some totals from the tablet
ttQrses. mules, etc. 567,E7f; value,
$50 81. 9xz. Cattles 67S,9S7. value,
50. 509,26 Sheep, S9S,S05; value. ST.
110s5 9S. Goats, AGO. value, $9,772.
Hogs, 53,CS7s value. Silica, 967. Car
riages. carts. wagons. etc. 253, Alb;
value, SASH. 316. Books and pictures,
ST11s205. Mechanics tools. $4S2,S SIS.
Farming implements, fishing nets, ETC.,
'$2,3Se.4 e7 Felled timber, cordwood,
etc, E5s, 141. Watches. 81, 746; value.
$77 ~. Clocks 105.SSS; value.
<226.f18. Sewing machines. 151.4S1;
val&e, 1881. 6S6. Piano tories, melo-
deems, etc., 46,T7S; value. So, 296,2T2.
Household and kitchen furniture, $19,-
165,475. Gold and silver plate. Jewels.
$6S6, 002. Grain, tobacco and farm
products on hand. $500, 49, Boats
and water craft, 1,90S; value. f1,1Ss,-
1917.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-12-16
DANES STILL HAVE
Faith IN DIR, COOK

COPENHAGEN. Special. Dr.
Torp, rector of the University OF Co
penhagen. said Friday night that the
charges published in the New York
Times against DR.. Frederick A. Cook
are based on pure fiction. Neperthe-
less. he added he would accent the
offer 80 exanine the documents pre-
pared by Loose and Dunlzle. which
the Times has agreed TO send 70 Co
Derhaen-
Walter Lons6ale. secretary to Dr.
Cook, who Drought the explorers data
to COPENHAGEN. also declared that the
accusatlous Published in New York
and London against DR.. Cook were
totally pnfoundcd- He said that the
papers delivered to the University of
Copenhagen contained the original OBJ
serVatjons made by DIR. Cook during
the expedition. without alterations
Mr. EonSdale stated further thai the
explorers report was founded on
these, and dictated by DR. Cook to
him. no other person having anything
to do with Il. Loose and Dunkie. MIR.
Lonsdale added. were guests at the
Waldorf-Astoria during Dr. Cooks
stay there. but the explorers acquain-
lance with them vas slight
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-12-16
SET DIsLocATEp Jaw
WITH HIS NIGHT STICK

NEW YORK. Special Not long ago IL
has yawned more or less ali his life.
but never as he did wednesday. he
said so hlmself.
After particularly hearty vawn he
brought his jaws together with re-
markable quickness. and then he dis
covered that he had slipped Cog. as AZ
were. and that his upper and lower sets
New York womaE. .dghed 80 heartily at
loketet .6dt she dislocated her jaw.
ana &C got into the papeTs.--the story
,Jfd. Wednesday Emil williams, a me-
gro employed in a store at 10 West
OF place.
Williams is nfty-ope years old He
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-12-16
MISS WARDLAW
HELD FOR JURY

NEW Y0RK.-Special--Miss vir-
ginin o. wardlavv, the Southern
~schOOI teacher. aecused OF rnurder-
Ing her niece, Mira. Ocey, w. M.
Snead, the sbath tub mystery VIE
tim, was held for the grand jury
I'm East Orange, N. J. She was
denied bail.
The testimony before Recorder
Mott when she was nrrniEned ah0W-
ed that she had said Mrs Snead
would live bat short time, and
that she expected q blE sum OK
money soon.
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the silver. and MT. WhHernan went
az once TO Richmond H9A, whsre he
rctarned the grip.
Zalcens was distracted kyhen he dis
az she tunnel mains aid the police
sent out an. alarm TIE jewels and
silver Belonged toAzaideh s' patrons tt
meant business ruin itof replace thent
Returning home otterE downcsst, he
WAS met by his bridef who displayed
the grip.
In response 70 a 1ettr sent by Zaid-
ems to Mr. Whtterna-t flle latter wrote:
Il thought sou Suld be anxioes
so / hurried to- Scitr home with the
grip. 1 have afryaS t~believcd In do
unto others, and Y 10 not want any
reward a II
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TRAVELLER PICKED UP
GRIP FULL OF JEWELS

EW YORK - Special. = Nathan
1ens. a jeweIer. on Jamaica Ave-
near Grant Avenue. Richmond
describes himself as overwhelm-
TIN gratitude and willing TO lead
Di% aes TO an honest man, the trip
20. be made ia the DIRK o niHht With
out lantern 5~F
Eaidens said "Wednesday he is CRATE
1ri. because his business was saved
from ruin. his integrity unimpeached,
and his bride OF two weeks made
doubiy happy because OF escaping a
calamity which threatened their hon.
e3moon-
with several diamond rings and
two ruby rings, together with vaiu-
able silVerware packed in q grip.
He went by the Hudson tunnel 70 Jer-
Bey City, and as the train neared the
station. BE studied a time table. He
was thus occupied when the train
stopped and other passengers depart
ed. The guard shouted to him. and
he made a dash for the platform
without giving a thought to his grip
De Witt 9. Wlfiteman. 26 fdaw-
mOrne Street, Brooklyn. a Govern
nnent ernpioye, was seatsS pear the
znidens during the trfp. tlsder the
TfVer.-<T4r Whiteman WAS escortfne
nla1a(d daughter to- her horne inI
III ~ =. -. - <severaf .tafecee
aidens grip
lighter dis
wv minutes
he grip and
its contents
d to Some OF
49,
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OF teeth didn't meet. He rolled on the
floor in fright and pain. and ne was
found there by the manager OF the
store little later. The manager sent
out for q policeman to get an ambu-
lance Policeman Dunn, OF the New
West Twentieth Street Station, rang for
an ambulance, and fastened into the
store to render first aid to the injured.
He did 1T by tanning Williams lop-
sided jaw with his trusty nightstick.
One rap and the. Jaw was In place.
when DR.. Butterfield arrived from the
New York Hospital ell he did was to
palm a bit
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-12-16
sPINBAD LUCK xARNs
COURT ADDS A-sTRAND

ND TORK--Special.- Charles
Kaha,S She assistant steward OF the
Linsita, who deserted his family
labortSear ago, and Why was bound
hard fast TO his co8 by his wife
and stFhen he returned on Thurs
day n and then arrested. says ne
is the hnpton hard luck man of the
world He came near proving it to
MagistA Hyman when arrafgned
yesterdin the New Jersey Avenue
Police Ft. East New York
Ate rs. Kahan had told her story
the n1tif 8 asked il he had anything
T lnRs we'll tell you T.. am the
. cifatnpiq hard luck man of the
World, Il began. wherever. go
I hard fuspllows me. I@left my wife
eseau &c build not make a living in
Il hrOokAy got "a Job as assistant
steward ithe Slavonia. Of the Gu
nard - 1Rnn hanged If the ship
didn't sofn off Cape Verde Islands.
: L WAS Eed, but lost everything.
Next ped up in Austria Tia, Gle
1 didn,t eNA how he got thcre.)
got q -SoD hotel and then the hotel
buraeef managed to get to
Lonoon aFom there to Liverpool
TheE y cakorne and am pinched,. =
Got anlney ~ asked Magistrate
HylnaTl, sstfy.
NOT q s.
Wen hbeut that diamond ring
I see Won hf,F
KAHN 81 ..T guess voaIsre no
Z better quo diamonds than am. =
he reoAeu. paid $40 for that in
q Lonuon, ans day found It wasn't
q worth \ GET also bought q watch
= for @ogk lnaa stolen from me the
II Gay aftf9r ! htsit."
= lie in:siste Mad sent rnonev 10 his
o. lwifef bIft shslared she didnst gel
= 1T
ely saf gistrate LYMAN. 81
think NO send you to the
e. worl<hotxse months.o
OF l,faanikss ~ Kehan repiied. -
be ldon't wiish HlrIShouse anv harm
Of fbut I W0 3Ildn l{frprisad II It burn
ed down, Imhluckv ~
As be vas taken szvav IL
he said to til COD
It's Il dor lhks,9e shaf voi, .s....
ar 3lieve 4 IA 70 n Wei. 1srn <oine
Is ~ provei nat = ? s'ss's
Poiilna stbasnois bag from
ar. his troUs<S IS pds,S q n 6a,
~ 'IIeressla p{f55iv fssae i n, -
DC iefs. I'm "a " we r., and s,,s
.,,e can aasFll the money fol
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HELD UP ALTO PARTY.

PHILADELPHIA. Special Miss Mabel
Barrison, The actress, reported to tho police
today that she and party OF three others
night. The actress said that the affair occur
red on the Forty-thirCl Street bridge, over the
Pennsylvania Railroad. lonely spot One
man stopped the machine, she said, while a
second jumped on the running board and
grabbed her sable muff. She had over 81 ,V0o
of money and jewels with her and also re-
gvolver, from which she fred Eve shots at the
man, driving BIN of. The man. she said,
only got the ulud.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1909-12-16
PROPOSED CHANGES IN
INTERSTATE CosIMERCE Law

WASHINGTON. d. C. = Special. =
The Cabinet meeting consider
ed the special message President Taft
win soon send to Congress on the pro-
posed changes sc the interstate COM
merce law. II the present program Is
carried out II win include the estab-
lishment OF an Interstate commerce
court, the Feedral licensing OF corpora
tons and the control OF stock and bond
issues. There probably will be~a bat
tie in Congress over these issues.
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BATTLESHTP nNHuRT.

NEWPORT NEWS, vA.-Special.-
collision between the battieships
Georgia and Nebraska off the Vir-
ginia coasts Thursday developed the
fact that while there was a collision.
it was a slight one. and no one was
injured
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ssauHtons "a. Drought me nnm9-
diate relief and continued taking
until completely cured. In four years
since then have had 40 Kidney trou-
BILE"
At any dealers, 50c. a box. or mailed
on receipt OF price by Foster Milburn
Co. Buffalo. n. X.
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4 3 u II Q Z g q 81 II
through the Kidneys
and back that kept
n 3 a " a X e nights,
nights. and Distress
ing urinary troubles.
These daily attacks
made me weary and
sick. and often I had
to give up and lie
down. though il gave
me no ease to Go so,
Doan's Kidney Pulls
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