TfffiSPAY, JULY 30, "" THE SAN FRANCISCO CALK 1912. 3 GAMBLING TRAGEDY BARED BOURBONS MAKE WOMEN LEAVE MEXICO WILD WEST Rose Confesses Becker Ordered Slaying WOOL SCHEDULE MormonsandChildren Flee in Fear SHOW Jack BRONCHO-BUSTING AN OPEN ISSUE Rebels Destroy Mountain Colonies of Ameri- CONTEST wt van yaqve&os and cowbot cans and Menace Those Who Remain oxsxe in cotxntrt LIEUTENANT OF House Democrats Reject Senate Police Amendment and Excise Bill EL PASO, July 29.?Nearly «00 horses have ridden on the sidewalks of ROUND-UP OF OUTLAW American women and children, hungry our little settlements, and we have for Campaign Purposes and worn out with fatigue and fear, been compelled to take to the streets." HORSES POLICE FACES Lieutenant arrived here late today. They came City officials of EI Paso have housed on another special train of refugees the refugees in tents, and city and AT Tariff Being Paramount Issue of from the Mormon colonies in the Casas county physicians are attending the Charles Struggle, They Grandee district, 200 miles south of the sick. The women are used to camp MURDERCHARGE Presidential United States border at this point. life, but their anxiety at leaving be- Opening The train departed for more and hind their "men folks" occasions scenes Spar for expected pathos. SALINAS Becker still more are on another of "They made me leave > Rosenthal Killed to Head Of! train due to arrive here early to- them," said one woman, referring to [Special Dupakh to The Call] morrow. her husband and sons. JULY 29 to AUG. 4 Threatened Exposures of Graft charged WASHINGTON, July 29.?President That the exodus of Americans from The Mormon settlers hi Mexico are thorough Taft will not be required to veto the Mexico will be is evidenced the last to send their families out of Protection Money by already La Follette wool bill passed by the events today. There are the country. They have remained and REDUCED ROUND-TRIP with more than 800 refugees from the col- have succeeded in the varying changes senate last week if the democratic government RATES onies in this city. These refugees are of to keep on* good |erms [Specie/ Di'paich to The Call] leaders of the house stand firm in the with both federals and the many fac- from, the large small NEW YORK. July 29.?Lieutenant attitude decided upon today, as a result three and three tions of rebels. They have continued FEOH was duty first independent meeting of the colonies, each with an almost- entire to till their fields and harvest their \u25a0 Charles Becker on desk in of an American population?Dubian, with crops, and while their ways and losses have been the Bath Gate avenue police station majority members of the 1,200; Juarex, with 800; Diaz, with 750 great, they have succeeded until now \u25a0A3T F&AKCIBCO, OAXZJUn), tonight, but things were unusually degree means committee. ?and three minor mountain settle- in retaining their lands and homes. XOWTAXV VIEW, NEWABK quiet and Becker had gone from his members of the ways ments with from 250 to 300 population AJTD ALL STATIONS BETWEEN i The democratic each. Orozco Admits Disarmament desk to a typewriter which he was committee decided to reject and means WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIRST JUAREZ, Mex., July 29.?General polishing, amendment to the wool bill, Pascual Orozco, murder the senate figures commander in chief of ordinary According to conservative the rebels, LIVE STOCK EXHIBIT Leaning over the desk.blotter was and also the excise bill. Under given today admitted that he was by the Mormon church digni- Captain much nothing responsible for the order disarming Dennis J. Brennan, ab- circumstances there would be taries here, more than 3,650 in Mexico the Mormons FLYING AND for the 24 grave danger. and declares that the AUTO sorbed in the entries last in remarkable in this disagreement. The consider themselves in United States is to blame. rear room were step for the house to Only the women and children are be- RACES I hours. In the the next would be ing remaining, H\u03b2 takes the ground that he must for a conference at which the dif- moved, the men dis- have reserve police, some of them playing ask helpless. arms and ammunition in some ferences would be patched. armed and manner and that taking -y.iiockers, others dozing or smoking. Rosenthal The epitome of the situation was In those of men entered. Captain Brennan WILL APPEAL TO COUNTRY the Americans he is doing no harm, Two sounded today by Enrique E. Bowman for, he naively says, looked up and exclaimed: Majority Leader Underwood and S\u03b3.. a prominent merchant of Colonia if the revolution SOUTHERN should be crushed, as says, "Glad t<-» pep you. Reasseau. Glad Speaker Clark, however, have deter- Dubian and high church dignitary. He Madero to see you, Raynes." case for a conference with there is no need for Americans to be mined not to ask appeared before a meeting of El Paso armed in Mexico. ?' PACIFIC The new comers were detectives the senate, according to the Informa- business men in the local Chamber of the from the office of District Attorney leaked out. For Instead of plan aid If United States will recognize BAN FRANCISCO tion that Commerce building, called to his government, Flood Palace Hotel. Whitman. going over the ground that was cov- for the helpless ones who flood this he says, and permit Bide. Terry BMff. him to import cartridges and arms, Phone Kearny 3180 ?'Welcome to the Bronx." ered at the last session, they intend city. As Bowman began his talk, his Third and Towaaeod Sts. Phone Kearar ISC Becker laughed, hut the laugh where he will agree to protect all foreigners. Then to let the tariffissue remain Just voice broke and he wept. "We have H\u03b2 says he OAKLAND had not a hearty ring. Reasseau said it is at present and fight the matter endured inconveniences and indignities demonstrated his ability to Thtrteeath u>4 Broadway. Phone Oak. 182 something Becker. The latter arose do so until the United States shut off to through the approaching election. As and loss," he said, "and now the con- his supply to his feet, his face went white and he they put it, they intend to appeal to dition has become intolerable. We of ammunition. seemed to stagger. the country, not to the senate. could not fight?we had the women and Becker, his face bloodless, dark rings GANG LEADERS OFFER The general expectation has been children. lam going back to join my under his eyes and his fingers twitch- that after disagreement to the amend- two sons." ing- convulsively, stood motionless. ments of the house wool bill?the La DRUNKEN REBELS THREATEN Becker was still at the desk, but ! being re- EVIDENCE Follette bill the amendments begun seemed hardly to what TO STATE He told how the rebels have know he ferred to?the house would ask for the was doing. Before the desk stood the last session to drink heavily and to threaten usual conference. At the Americans, saying all who remained two detectives. this course was followed, and the sen- "I want to change my uniform for Continued from Pace 1 would be killed. ate conferees and the house conferees "For many weeks the rebels on their other clothes," said Becker finally. and Rose. They declared their charges claimed over the telephone to Becker. agreed on a compromise that was a PRISOAER CALLS FAREWELL would alive in the morning or the "My God, this is awfulV cross between the democratic bill and be- insurgent bill. While the change was being made dead. And Rose swore that Becker replied: the La Follete the two detectives stood at the door. detectives MEASURE VETOED on the of authority 'Oh, don't worry. I will protect HYBRID Becker appeared, hat in hand, and ready It can be said best was sent to go with the have story to you. I will come right down." This hybrid measure YANKEES' THIRST to district attorney's men. that Rose would told his And Becker did. President Taft, who promptly vetoed Checker playing stopped. Heads ap- grand jury long before, but that he was framed without refer- peared and eager policemen the When he got down town, according it because it at the door police And before ence to the republican principles of tried to learn the news. They could feared a high official. to Rose and Weber, he took the two the grand jury men aside and, walking them protection and without reference to the get nothing, for the door was closed Rose agreed to go into east in which then being: FOR WANES ,, Forty-second Investigation was BEER a bang. his story street, stood with them in wi.th room tonight and tell he ex- the Murray by the tariff board. "Physically fit ?the strong "Goodby, captain." said Becker, as shadow of the hillbaths and made a promise from the district attor- them, saying President Taft had more reason to h« wrung Captain Brennans hand. !acted reassured they had noth- [Special Diipatch to The Call] man who carries no excess ney that his wife and three children ing to fear; that he had sufficient in- veto the bill at this time because con- Captain Brennan then shook hands ! gress had the scientific information CHICAGO. July 2».?The federal dis- with two detectives, and the three fluence in the police department to the ?would be cared for. guarantee protection. supplied by the tariff board, and yet weight. The Vanadium- hurried from the police station. Becker them trict of which Chicago is the largest ROSE RELATES PLOT "Don't werry," repeated, the democrats paid no attention to it. was not handcuffed. The three he accord- part is either getting better, as far a* built boarded do not care so much for myself." ing to Rose. "Don't worry. I am Nor had La Follette. The presumption, Ford has surplus a downtown Third avenue elevated train %I morals are concerned, or else the high "but I have a wife and three strong enough to take care of the therefore, was that the president would bound for the criminal courts building. said Rose, police." ; the bill again. cost of living is reflected in the use strength?bu t no surplus Sullivan, counsel for will truth, but I veto James M. Jack | kiddies. I tell the And they said they The house democrats had received so of beer, cigarettes and cigars. This is Rose, the following believed him. weight. made statement want them guarded. In the event of They said they had witnessed other much criticism for walking over the the report Internal Revenue Collector Lean, clean and in tonight: Sam M. public today. my death I do not want my family to acts of his where they saw, or thought same old treadmill and playing poll- Fitch made "I took up the matter of a confession they "put The report for the fiscal year end- perfect trim, the Ford carries sure that they will be saw, his hand above all other* tics by trying to Taft In a hole," ,, by Rose with Mr. Whitman early last suffer. If I am today ing June 30, 1912. It shows the con- Friday in police department affairs. They that tlmy determined not to week, and afternoon, when his cared for, come what may, I will tell thought at they dicker with the senate about the wool sumption of beer has fallen off in the all its "excess baggage in its '\u25a0age was adjourned again till Monday, the time that had truth." nothing to fear. Believing *o, they or excise bills, but to let the tariffpro- year to the extent of 85,000 barrels. I had come to a practical understand- the Cigarettes cigars a load?not in itself. promised that his family went to police headquarters in the gram drop and go to the country on and show deficit ing with' Mr. Whitman that my ctient Jf*» was most of more than $11,000 in stamp collec- out for nonchalant manner and gave the issue at the coming election. would tell al! he knew if promised im- would be guarded and looked themselves up. They still clung to the ?,?! » tion. On the other hand, it is shown :ity. the event of his death and that hie chimera when they saw net pipe smoking again has become popu- explained part my in the clos- More than 75,000 A. I to him the client be guarded as sacredly ing tighter above them. MRS. DAISY U. O. GRACE lar, as the sale, of revenue stamps for new Fords into service this played testimony own life would season?proof they right. 1 and how his would TRIO TO AID PLACED ON TRIAL tobacco has greatly increased. that must be Three put the murder scandal up to Becker. as that of the head of the nation. STATE replace and cigarettes passenger They To the beer Roadster $590 ?five passenger tour- jji "This morning there was a conference Then Rose went before the grand | had no reason to believe and cigars, however, the population has car would not able ing $690?delivery car $700 ?f. o. b. De- lit of counsel. .Mr. Steuer for Weber, Mr. Jnry. Becker be to make Woman Accused of Trying to taken to the playing of cards. The troit, equipment. good, they said. They saw ap- year with all Catalogue from ||j .indler for Vallon and myself talked weeks, Rose, had him Kill Husband Appears Cool tax on playing cards for the Company, things over in my office, and I told the ' For said Becker parently backed by high officials in the shows an Increase of $4,000. * Ford Motor 100 Van Ness Aye., I that I had arranged with Mr. been after him to kill Rosenthal. When municipality and thought themselves ATLANTA. Ga.. July 29.?Accused of However, as by far San Francisco, or direct from Detroit factory. others they beer is the heav- Whitman. Then they decided it was the the first sign had come from the safe, declared. having tried to kill her husband, Daisy iest source of income for Uncle Sam only thing they could do to advise their submit Becker, Rose testified, called him up Ulrich Opie Grace, formerly of Phila- this district, the report shows a loss gambler Rose proposed to to twice a on in men to throw themselves upon Whit- impositions of gamblers and day the telephone while he delphia, was placed on trial here today. of more than $500,000 as compared the the was a fugitive at man's mercy and promise to tell all if the police, whose made the home of Harry From a cot in the courtroom the hus- with the figures made public this time alliance had it Pollak, the manager Eugene granted immunity. impossible for go on in busi- former of Young band. Grace, faced his wife and last year. him to Corbett. on Riverside drive. The mere aided in the direction of the prosecu- ROSE TELLS EVERYTHING ness. Becker had sent for Rose and repetition said: of the stories to the grand tion. I do not anything of ar- jury, coupled with know the got to be stopped. Now, the evidence of Mrs. Grace appeared in the court* rangements made. aciec, "This man's the coroner's physician, Steuer He 11 there's only one way to do this. I'm Schultz, and room early, and after the charge believe, both for Weber and Vallon. I I Policeman Brady, who saw body against giving you the chance. Tf you do all the her had been read pleaded not \u25a0P only know that my client told all he ]I and so could swear that murder had guilty. She appeared cool under the Iright, we can all go along as usual. But done, knew. that he implicated Charles j job been was enough to warrant the gaze of spectators. The jury was directly Ro- lif you don't, T'll do the myself: but Becker in the murder of ! every you indictment for murder. quickly chosen, after which Grace was pf-nthal. of the before T do T'll send one of The men The thanks commu- up' some- three have become wit- carried into the courtroom. nity are due to Whitman, I consider, up for seven years. I'll "frame [ nesses for the state. thing you?T care what it is. Their appear- Mrs. Grace was worked up to such a for persistent unrelenting j on don't ance before grand gives his and your pockets. What the jury them pitch of excitement that a trained nurse search after the true criminals in this jT'll drop weapons in | immunity, but it is by no good will squeal now? Everybody means cer- administered a hypodermic. Mrs. Grace murder. a do tain that they have been able pur- frequently husband, say knows you are gamblers and confidence to looked at her but "T also want to that Rns" was not j chase entire freedom from punishment. finally ordinary men. A squeal will get you nothing." They hitched her chair about so that a 'squealer , in the sense of the j have still to answer charges one of her attorneys obscured her view. against I| term. No matter how low he may be, no tOMiECTED EAST SIDE GRAFT them. MID-SUMMER II matter what his crime, let it be known From east side days Rose had been The district attorney feels that they only MAN MAKES OF that he held out and refused to make a collector. Tthad been profitable have been pawns in the hands of PILLAR i <--nfession until the man who should for both. Rose peddled out protection, Becker and more powerful men. He FLAME OF HIMSELF have stuck by him deserted him. did % little on his own hook in the believes his chief duty is to get the and real "When he found himself without \ way of business that his patron knew source of the plot. He wants to friends, without, money, his family according be absolutely Roll Into Surf, Extinguishes the HQLJIW with- nothing of. Becker's money, sure of convicting NUMBER -it any aid or financial assistance, he to Becker's alleged statement, repeated Becker and of being able to go Blaze decided that he should not be made Rose, farther and find out who I the the presence Weber and was behind July As f in of VENICE. 29.?Robert C. Wfchl- m usual, the August Century !=*===£? g "scoaf of this situation and that those | was divided among the uptown Becker. And he has every reason to who brought it must jVallon. believe, from a tnan of San Bernardino made a pillar had him into suffer ! !inspectors and two officials connected little development late of flame of himself yesterday by the their share if they would nol help him he this afternoon, that he ie on the with police headquarters after took right use of a lotion for sunburn containing B is a special holiday number, * nut of it." track. He thinks !t may lead to a door H his share. own that thus far has been alcohol, and is nursing serious burns. "For weeks Becker kept after me," unassailed. applied the lotion to his body and ARRESTED Wahlman with §j SLEEPING TRAMP USED Rose said. "He gained confidence WHILE ON DUTY going to the beach to take a H filled brilliant short jpn[ W new courage when he found that after A\u03b2 soon as the indictment was re- morning dip and then lighted a cigar. FOR BONFIRE IN PARK two hours of pounding Whitman had turned Detectives Resseau and Raynes The match he used dropped on his leg, and Vallon and stories and other vacation broken down Weber of the district attorney's staff were and in a second Wahlman was afire. U Iffl B Two Memphis Lads Held for those two had joined him in making a «ent to the station In the Bronx where He rolled into the surf at his feet, ex- f-lean breast. And once the three got i Becker was on duty put tinguishing the blase, which for the them, to him under §1 reading, Fatal Hoax on Vagrant talking there was no stopping j arrest, bringing him to the Criminal moment threatened his life. and sumptuously they M Everything they knew told?it. Court building. B [Special Dispatch to The Call] became almost an embarrassment of When the accused officer wae brought IS tint and MEMPHIS. July ».?Two boys, one riches, the evidence they turned up. into the court he was plainly ESCAPED PRISONER H illustrated in color. 1 much and the other are arrest things began a little m B 1". under When to look troubled at his plignt. He SOUGHT BY * burning showing glanced SHERIFF Isp any Degree" ZaBbhtU&SSS&LjM i «re charged with a man to dark because Rosenthal was around the courtroom, smiled at some The stories include "Murder in *£^T~ H ?f a ath. They are Mitchell Cahinlss and unexpected nerve, Becker pressed me of the newspaper men whose faces JOSE, July 29.?The eherlff with help he SAN by Owen Johnson; "Keeping up with jfJET 'larence Shaw. Shaw, the elder of the all the more. T could not myself, knew and threw back his head In an 20 deputies hae been In the garatogi HI , boys, la held for manslaughter, while he had me in his fist," Rose went on. affectation of resolute day hunting: over Rosenthal, indifference; but hills all man Ira Weaver, Daniel Webster ' byIrving Bacheller;' The the other has been turned to the The actual murderers of his mouth drooped at the and escaped from the justice's court jj confessions, corners who In il S juvenile court. according to the were his eyelids showed signs of not Saratoga today, where he was Adventure Corkey walking through much being ari =H of and Mr. Tupper" by The boys while one Dago Frank, Gyp the Blood, J>fty sleep during the last few nights. raigned on a charge of rape and also S of the city parks, saw Robert Ellis, a Loewy and Whitie Lewis. The proceedings before Judge Mul- charge of threatening to kill s Eden Phillpotts, and tales by John Gals- asleep They pro- on a mem- lEiiSKp § tramp, on a bench. MURDER COMMAND OF BECKER queen were brief and formal. The bers of the family of Joe Weaver of cured a gallon of oil. poured It over worthy famous story-tellers. swore him to members of the grand Jury, most of Saratoga. When Judge Kane left gj and other §1 his applied a match. The Rose that Becker told gray the clothes and of the way." them haired men. had handed up courtroom for a moment Weayer flames, leaping ten feet in the air, get Rosenthal "out only a And the pictures! Joseph Pennell has And Rose admitted that he went here the indictment little while be- slipped out and, after seizing a gun H= "wl 0^11^"1 ? g roasted the man from head to foot. fore, and most of them remained In from Ralph Sanders ?^ = only excuse was they wished and there among the gangsters 'drop- to the and ammunition en = illustrated the Panama Canal as it never has Their that courtroom watch Becker's arraign- the fierce road, took to the hills. to see Ellis "hot foot it through the ping the hint Becker wanted ment. the way." And that been illustrated before?eight superb showing marvellous park." Rosenthal "out of passed through gate, || drawings the and !H the police department would protect Becker the a UKXAH OFFICIAL DBAS? Uktab. CM.. July si prisoner, through which he had often M. A. Thome*, county aiwmsnr «d
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