Arizona republican., 1910-10-04

Los Angeles. Oct. 3.-Under the stimulus of proffered rewards aggre- gating $1OO,O0O, hundreds of men, po- licemen, private citizens, here and Tn all the coast cities, are searching for eIeUs that may lead to the arrest of the band of cOnspirators held re- suonsible for blowing up the Times building, and the attempted destruc- tion of the homes of General HAITI son Gray otis and F. J. Zeehandelaar' secretary of the Merchants and Man ufacturers' Association. The police believe there were at least three men concerned in the outrages, and the c,tv pIaced the price of S10,0OO upon inc head of each The county today voted an additional reward Ot So'ooo for every man captured and conNlcleu and on top of all this the members of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association decided to offer a reward of 5O0OO Twenty-Five thousand of this amount has already been sup scribed. The rest will be cohtrlout- ed tomorrow. it is stated.
 Irnon the assumption that at least three men are responsible for wreck ine the Times, the combined offers of reward sums reach S10O,OOO, figure almost unprecedented m the annals of criminal pursuits indicative of the determination of all classes to hunt down and bring to Justlce the perpetrators.
 The entire city is thoroughly arous- ed. one newspaper which has been friendly to labor printed first page editorial today demanding that the strikes now in progress be called oft' and in view of the situation the state federation of labor convention here today will probably take action to- morrow looking toward the appoint ment of investigators who will work in conjunction with the committed named by the city officials.
 An arrest in connection with the case is hourly expected. Chief or Police Galloway said today he eX- pected to have one or all the bomb conspirators within a few hours and later he admitted that he expected news to come from San Francisco. whence come the most promising clews so far developed. w. J. Burns, former head detective of the force en- gagged in the graft cases at san Francisco. is at work tonight Tn san Francisco with other Los Angeles de- tectives who were sent north upon receipt of information that these men named Leonard, Bryson and Morris had purchased there dynamite of which the charge in the internal machine found at Zeehandelaar's was a part. Burns and other detectives together with Attorney Earl Rogers and a powder expert, representing a large eastern firm of explosive manu- lecturers. left for San Francisco last night and immediately after the re- port concerning Leonard, Bryson and Morris was received.
 In the meantime every available member of the police department IS engaged on the case in this city Forty additional patrolmen were or dered enrolled by the council in spe- cial session today. Ten additional sergeants and another lieutenant also were authorized. These are now on guard about places where there have been strike troubles recently. includ- ing two iron foundries, the Craig shipyard at Long Beach, the AleXan- dria hotel annex now in course of construction and several other large steel buildings being erected.
 General Otis is being protected by a bodyguard, both in and out of his office. and his branch office which he uses for general and business depart ments of the Times. together with the auxiliary plant where the paper is printed, are also heavily guarded both by plain clothes men and pa 1 trolmen in uniforms
 Offers of enormous rewards had the effect of enlisting literally hun
 dreds of people in the hunt. Clews without number, from as far north as Seattle. and various points in Cal l ifornia have been pouring in and all | day the entire detective force with a number of PinkertOns engaged by | the Merchants and Manufacturers
 Association have been engaged iT running them down.
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