Show PROMOTER INDICTED WcllKnoxvn Kansas City Man lo Charged With Mining Fraud Kansas City f Nor 10 Theodore Stcn ger of this city awcllkiiown promoter was today Indicted by tIme grand Jury on a charge of promoting a mining fraud The case was worked uf by a local post oWN Inspector who precntcd evidence to the Jury tending to show that Sionger who had advertised for salo shares in IL copper mlnliiFT company In Arizona represented repre-sented that the company owned four mines whereas It Is alleged It controlled but one Stenger I hind lived In Kansas City for Ihe past Iwuity years Tbo Indictment mentions three counts each boliur a separate letter Stenger wroti to persona with whom he had dealing and who purchased stock Ills J company wnM called the Plllsbure Copper Milliner and Reducing company and was capi IN ICtl I talized al two and a half million dollars Tho prosipeclux of limo company sot out that I il was engaged In mining oporailotifl In Yunm und Molmve counlleH In Arizona and that It i owned tho Green Signal Vnvc8fUih ArKcnllno and Axur claims The grand Jury found In Us IndlctnieiH that only tho Green Signal claim was ruluallv owned by the corporatIon Sieiuror Iho finding of the lury tUtu sold stool to penonu and Induced them to purchase stock and turn money over to him which tho Indictment alleges he converted to his own use Two men both of them school teachers wore directly responsible for Slenpers arrest One of them Is II M Ulrbmond a professor at tilt William Jewel college In Liberty Mo The ther Is n N Richmond Rich-mond a brother who HVMS in Adams Ma9R These men are dald to have hi vosled 1200 In the company and 10 liav remitted jVto In payment for slock sold by them |