The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 6, 1902, Page 1

\' ()L('M E XCII-N PROOF PRESENTED BY TEL Governor One of Many Who Executive’s Statement That -TALE RECORDS _ SHOWS THAT FURNITURE MADE IN PRISON 67. SAN FRANCISCO, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1902.. ' s IS SHIPPED TO GAGE S -:SRANGH BY AGUIRRE S R AR LI S Patented Apri] 29, 1884, /f-‘-----v»lfo PRI Received from gRll in good order, on board the @%}7 ém&(&( SR the follou{ng packages, contents unknown, to be delivered at dangers of fire or uawum sccident or dAngcr of the sens, rivers cr steam navigation of whatever kind or natre scever exeepled ; and with privilege of re-mppmgon steamboats or barges. Original ? %/M MARKED Costly Lum- ber Secured by Felonies No 1. Payot, Upham & Go, Print, S, F CRIAMINATING RECEIPT Prowvinia \ DI ECT SHIPMENT OF FURNITVURE S FROM THE PENITENTIARY TO THE : \ : VaStAmounts : = s . : i PR Charged to 2 : S N the Jute Mill 72 N directly charging that Warden Aguirre has utilized the services of convicts to make valuable fur- niture, contrary to law, and that some of this furniture was shipped by Aguirre to Governor Gage's ranch home at Downey, Los Angeles County, The Call stated a fact. To-day The. Call publishes photo- graphs of two prison shipping receipts | - of .San Quentin prison, proving the | ! shipment of crates and cases of furni- ture and “sundries” by Warden Aguirre to Governog Gage's home at Downey. These two photographs are but sam- +- L ples of many others that The Call will GUVLRAOR GAGE AND RECEIPTS FOR FURNITUQE SHIPPED TO HlS HOME, \ publish later on as space permits. To ELLTALE DOLUME‘HT P BV ERALIMG SHIPMENT oF i\ SEAT QUANTITY OF FUmr i TURE: Emorg =~ Qum-u-n.n TO: Gove SAcE" S HoME Benefit by Reign of Crime | ThatExists at SanQuentin =ary R MOoR | [ | 1 [ | Penitentiary Affairs Are |_ CorrectHasNoFoundation \ prove that Governor Gage was the di- thievery, OV ER- g Tect beneficiary of the theits and frauds NOR 4 practiced under the Henry management of T. Gage, | A pR | Warden . Aguirre, by i C ITS PROOF 1 HA I' GAGE IS BENEFI CIAR Y QF THHEYERY | >SS SRR HE shameful conduct of G He6 copies. of Mille and legsl: srickery, o g pep L .?.‘.:'.'.‘.‘I' :lenry T. Gage in em- T. Gage, in shameless confempt of hix dignity and In disregard of of Governor Henry T. Gage ‘hts robbed the State at San Quentin. showing that val- Skeded S SRty Sranied Indn mate artifices to throttle the offici~1 position he occupies, has made himself a bgnend." of The Call resumes this proof this morning and will continne it uable lumber was e S rticial Snaulry Inte fhe carchption. whick rélgws at these crimes. until every honest voter may see for himself in the presentation h § g O the e Suieg gt v ey "‘7:-‘ ."l'l to begin the publica- Governor Henry T. Gage has détermined (Aot these facts .,,,“ of ingentestible facts that Henry T. Gage is unfit to succeed him- purc] ‘ased rom nal libel case o’ By 10 shaikdy eraaii’ o ":’ Slartiing. scisiey fom- not be exposed in a court of justice. until after his aspiration to self; that he his dishonored the .ofice be holds: that he has con- promigent firms in o the Peotle 55 o e Vet gip e K g Gc _penitentiary and in- succeed himself has been passed upon by Republicans of this State. cenled the commission of érfmes to prevent & wave of indizna- this city and g s b SR, sy overnor Gage has dem- He hos chosen to present himself as a.political highwayman and tion Prom engulfing bim; that he has made himself fhe bencficlary didamnd - e D, Speeckels || 'ensibatoll s byxpose o Rrevedl Sky Cumbes dnia sourt el juiiles dare not remove the mask which hides his delinguencics.. He hns Jof $BitvcEyy and now im siglt ot tho enlire State codftnsés that e g . and W. S. Leake, o4 ¢ bt i ¥y to Republican electors at ,the chosen to scerifice his good name, his character, honor and dig- dzre not enter n court of-justice and prevemt The Call from prov- State prison at San previous to the pri- 3 nity, until he has loaded himself upon the people ns a candidnte. . ing thet it has not libeled him. Quentin. This dorc o He has decided to use every weapon of the law to prevent This shameful campaign is of his choosing, Whe Call has done In the presentation of 'its facts The Call proves to-day that Tashber -wid Tane- e [ the voters of California from knowing that the prison at San Quen- everything ‘in its power to force him into court to prosecute the Martin G. Aguirre, ss Warden of S~n Quentin prison, has commit- p fulfil its tl‘n, mhwrlch l:(- :.nxl"plge.d his closest politicnl and social aswo- suit for libel which he has instituted, but he dare mot come and ted various crimes. Not only this, but The Call, in falfillment of factured in Los T makc B e S B thisvse, robbing the State because of their offi- then ask the people of this State for anything which a man of its promise, presents the; telitale documents whick conviet Mar- | Angeles County. DRI ] Sl alton, an ins .;n on where crime and corruption are ram- honor may demand. The Call does not intend that Governor Henry tin G. Aguirre and trace directly from Y penitentjary to the Gage On the files of A pant, .l.-.-_ moneI: of the State is stolen, where conviets are ille- T. Gage shall impose himself upon the people for what he is not. ranch at Downey large quantities of convict made furniture. And he C: ller’s of- in its posséssion gally employed, where pay rolls nare stuffed, where bills are | This paper isx bound in duty to show to the Republican voters of in face ‘ot ‘this’ Governor Henry T. Gage has the imsolenee ama | the Controllers of- and which it was | forséd, substituted and made fictitions and where Governor Henry | California what manner of man this is, to show' that the eréature sudscity to-declare that he in not the henefclary. of thievery. | fice at Sacramento intended to present i £ % 3 ' _, are many bills for o A e = . 7 i1 ¥ - great quantities of £ .L‘ ]xlngnh day -wd ast | ru;élmn]cxls(mg at San Quentin pnsofln one’ of the beneficiaries. the chief ex- that followed the publication . of thejCal\fomxa, Governor Gage went to a; dred lmles from San Quentin prison, lumber. This lumber consisted of 7 The Call first exposed the | under the direction of Warden M. G.|'ecutive has fought to stay the hand of | facts possessed by this newspaper. . . I;m.u hamlet in the south.and-in the | filed a sdit in criminal libel. ash, ‘maple, hickory, = sugar pine, forgery and cor-| Aguirre, by which Governor Gage was| justice in the criminal libel proceedings| In an-effort to decexve the:people’ of | Justice’s -Court n;SAn Pedro, five: hun- | cflfi!““d on ?ltfi Two. Continued On Page Four.