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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
STOCKING GUILTY
Of BLACKMAIL.

RACINE, Wis. Nov. Frederick
Stocking and Hiram Miller. the two
Milwaukee clerks who on September IS
wrote a letter to Mrs. Richard Robin
son.. wife of the secretary Of the Case
ThreshingS Machine Company. demand
ing that she deposit $4,000 in the First
National Bank OF Chicago and threat
ening the lives of Mrs. Robinson. her
husband. son and daughter. decided
yesterday to plead guilty and be sem
fenced Both had intended making a
defense, In the Circuit Court NOvenn-
ber II.
Stocking pleaded guilty TO the charge
of blackmailing and was sentenced TO
serve eighteen months in the State
prison at Waupun. while Miller. who
was charged with being an accessory
Of the fact, pleaded guilty and was
fined $500 and costs, which were paid
by his father-in-law, James Richards.
well-to-do resident of Omaha.
Stocking, who had superintended the
interior decoration Of the Robinson
home and found the Robinsons liberal
in the expenditure Of money, conceived
the plan, but did not inform his
brother-in-law Miller OF the deal until
after the money had been placed on
deposit to the credit of Miller by one
Luther Roman, alias Frederick Stock
ing.
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TEACHER'S IS BRAVERY
PREVENTS A PANIC
Children in Burning School
Compelled to Form in Line
and March Out in Order

ARGENTINE, Kan. Nov, The
presence Of mind OF Gertrude Williams,
teacher of the seventh grade IN the
Emerson public school here. prevented
panic and probably loss OF life when
she forced the children In her room
to march from the building In or
der instead Of rushing out pellmen
when an alarm OF fire was given. The
furnace had set fire to the rafters in
the basement, and when smoke began
to roll into Miss Williams room the
children made a dash for the door.
The teacher promptly stepped ahead OF
the frightened children, blocking the
doorway, and raising her pointer
threateningly, gave the command
Form in line"
The children forced her against ths
door jamb and she was severely bruised.
but stood her ground. After a mo-
ment's hesitation the children, remem-
bering the fire drill, obeyed.
go downstairs and beat the drum while
we march out in order"
Ernest Maxson, Is years old, who
beats the drum for the drill every day.
ran to do her bidding. He beat It
steadily, in perfect time, while the 35S
pupils and teachers from the various
rooms marched down the stairs and out
Of the building. All reached the street
in safety.
JERSEY CITY, n. J.. Oct 31.-While
firemen fought a stubborn blaze in the
basement of the Home Of the Homeless
last night one hundred children, in
mates Of the institution, under the
leadership Of the matrOn, Miss Cecilia
Patterson. sang hymns on the floor
above In this way panic was
ayerted
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Rudolf Riemer and wife TO John Cornazxani
lot on NV corner of Broadway and Jones street.
n 20 by W 4s:6 $40.
CASTOR E. Bacon TO Louis Ryberg. lot on
S line of Virginia avenue 80 W Of Prospect
street. W 20 by rs; $40.
CASTOR E. Bacon to Lille NJ. Pearson lot
on liue Of Virginia avenue, 20 W Of Prospect
james Clark and wife to John Trawiey, lot
Ada Il. coIdwen to Eugene E. Trefethen.
lot on W line Of Twenty-seeond avenue. 1872
q, q street ss6.4 22S'o by W l2o' So W 100
John Cornazzani and wife to Dewey Coffin.
lot on line LIN of Duncan street. 24O. W Of San
John McCulloch and wife to Franklin L. COL
ton, lot on " line OF Sixth avenue, 125 s OF
aaTsusrse iaFsss 2 w6 IF TO 12O E sle Stark lot
line of First. avenue, TIA $500 y Of Clay
street gssn Esyna5 % aOS Son5S lS 2S mr. so
lot on line of Of FOFty,ei6ghtsh F s6a n, avenue. 200
Standard Realty and Development Company to
Western Pacific Railway Company, lot on r
line of Arkansas street. 2T5 Of Twenty-hfth
S so by E 100; $40.
Leonce Grothweh to Standard Realty and De-
velopment Company. lot on NE corner Of TuIare
and Ohio streets. so BY \ 100; $40:
Realty Improvement Company 60 Maud x
Carmon, lot on W line of Castro street. 1s4 g
of Duboce avenue, S q by w go; $40.
10, block E, Silver Terrace; $40. 40
Henry 0hlandt ct al. TO Standard Realty and
Development Company, lot on W line OF Wis
consin street. 200 Of Army, 233 BY W 100
and six other pieces, $40.
Standard Realty and Development Company
to Western Pacific Railway Company, same: SO
Ryland O. Goodspeed to Standard Realty and
Development Company, lot on NE corner OF
Twenty-hfth and Georgia streets, E 100 by
100, and eight other pieces; $40.
Standard Realty and Development Company to
Western Pacific Railway Company. lot on Ne cor
ner OF Twenty-ffth and Georgia streets, 100 By
N 400. and other pieces; $40
Adele V. and P. j. .von Loben Sells to William
@. B. de Fremery. lot on z line of Battery
street. 91:S OF Clay, 45.10 by E 1875; 80
Jefferson Land, Mining and Investment Com
pany to James j. Brown. lot on z line Of De-
visadero street. Ill OF Pine, S 26:6 By e
1877: :6 SO.
Moses Merchant to Felix Nyttebrock, lot on
NE line Of Brazil street, rs NV of Prague, NV
rs By NE 100 so.
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CITY REAL EsrarE.

ALMOST every person we have shown our prop
erR at Burlngame have purchased lots; that
s %" reason FOR tbe rapid sale; only shout
-fl Tots LEFT demonstrates what people think OF
them. al Tie rate fbev are going ii is only a
question of short time they VII all be sold
.nl tor viii have TO pay profit TO others;
fH. tlls reason You should see the property to-
6el. don't delay; large lots 80 feet frontage
.l wide avenues lined with beautiful trees:
-e1H' and water mains laid.
S450 Tpward-S50 CaSi.-Si0 Monthly.
Take san Nate0 electric cars on Mission ST.,
starting at 5th and Market go direct TO Bur
.I-l-1ntc Station. our OfIce Is the corner
opposite, Sunday is q good time 10 go. our
Htrrr is open daily.
LYON q HoAG.
$3.50 Market - lf1s.rprnprv.
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MURpERER CoNFEssEs.

Los ANGELES, Nov. Giovanni
CaneelH. who was arrested here last
Tuesday. charged with the murder of
Mercurio Giovanni in Camden n. j.,
April % last, has confessed, according
to the police. He came TO this city a
short time ago and started barber
shop, where he was working when ar
rested. The Camden authorities have
been notified.
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BURLrNGAME REAL ESTATE.
RAPID TRANSIT. RAPID TRANSIT.
20 Minutes to
BURLINGAME GROVE LOTS,

RAPID TRANSIT. RAPID TRANSIT.
20 Minutes to
BURLINGAME GROVE LOTS,
At Burlingame the Beautiful.
Size 50x12o Price $500 and up.
$40 per Month and a Small Payment Down.
Price includes sewer and water piper, mac
adamized streets, cement sidewalks and shade
trees.
S P CO is ARRANGING TINE TABLE
NOW and will run half-hourly trains, which Will
reach Burlingame in % minutes, commencing
January l. 1907
cottages now building and for sale easy
terms.
ket sts. every IL minutes. STOP AT BURLIN-
GAME GROVE STATION. FARE is FIVE
CENTS CHEAPER than at main station. Cir
cuars and descriptive matter on request.
BURLINGAME GROVE Co,
91s Monadnock Bldg Tel. Temporary 1853.
Prices will be raised after January l, 1907.
COME TO BURLINGAME AT ONCE.
Every day you delay costs you money; 100
lots a week being sold; 100 families week
are choosing Burlingame for a home. Whether
is the place; grand climate beautiful surround
ings, nearest desirable place in point of time
in which to live. Make mistake Lyon &
HOag have the property that made Burlingame
famous-right in the town proper, the
station. Streets graded, sewers, water, etc.
50-foOt lots.
$3.50 upward. $50 Cash. SO Monthly.
Take San Mateo electric Mission ST.
starting at 9th and Market. Go direct to Bur
lingame station-our office is on the corner
opposite. Sunday is good time to so. Our
office is open daily.
636 Market St, at Montgomery.
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SPLENDID NORTHWEST CORNER.

- coet inches by 100 feet: corner S st. and
T7rt ase
son Frailcisco Sunset district.
Gse ta raozside Realty Co.'S holdings and
oulr sC0 feet 70 new
--t.fe linc and Automobile borle-ard.
EZt-a dne view. Price only S1fT5 $3.50 mort
aEe rHu stand.
rasf .-rns or special discount for cash.
BaE GSls. Can. Oakland.
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HALFMoON BAY REAL ESTATE.

HALFMOON BAY REAL ESTATE.
WE HAVE The best lots in Halfmoon Bay.
either for homes or speculation They must
be seen 10 be appreciated. Accordingly, we
lave Free Excursions for prospective buyers
every Wednesday aId Sunday Register for
same at office.
Our Jots az $500 and $3.50 have proved most
satisfactory 70 buyers
Our Tract viii be OF the first TO be
covered with homes as soon the railroad
can deliver material Station on Tract Our
terms are only 10 per cent down and $40 per
month. and without interest or taxes
Be with our next excursion
Apply u
THOMAS NJ CARROLL & CO,
Room =. I47s Eddy ST. near Fillmore
MONTARA
u you could buy a large lot IN the Montara
9OFnsite on line Of the Ocean Shore r. r.
% miles OF 30 minutes from San Francisco for
$50. improvements included and pay nothing
down. would you be interestedf
Prices VIII be advanced Nov. J buy now.
Present this ad and secure free ticket 70 Mon
tara Excursions Sundays and Thursdays. Of
6ces 1903 Broadway. Oakland; 1900 Golden
Gate ave cor Fillmore st, s. F.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
$20O0-4-roOm cottage, 50x1o0; street work done
cash 500, balance $50 per month.
S120o-Lot south side Of Alcatraz ave., 40x135;
$500 cash, balance S15 per month.
$500 lots south sida of Cedar ST.. North
Berkeley; 37:6xl00; suitable for building.
$2300-5-room cottage, including furniture; lot
57:6x120 on Ellis St; cost $3.50.
$780, broom cottages; lot 25x130; Delaware
near San Pablo ave-; $3.50 cash, balance S25
per month.
S49O TO S595-Some fine lots in the Santa Fe
Tract ready to build on.
S1350-Iot Shatfuck ave-, bet. Prince and
Woolsey; fine business or residence property
NUTT1NG LEUSESTEY Realty Company,
Successors to-
GEO. SULLY,
3314 Adeline ST.,
South Rarkalav
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
BEST constructed house In Alameda, consisting
of IA and finished attic. All modern
eonveniences. House not two years old Cor
ner lot, i50xiS5. VIII sell for cost price of
house. Must be seen to be appreciated. In.
quire for particulars Of owner, room 248 Bacon
building, Oakland. WILL EXCHANGE
ALSO
Magnificent lot, 75x15O. Street work, etc., all
done. Choice location.
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ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE.


$35o0-5-room, hath, beam ceiling; brand new !;
building alone cost the price; lot worth
$1,000.
$5500-T-room palace gas plant. best building
in Marin County; would cost today SIC, GOO
and just good new; with 2 acres; :;
grand marine view; near station.
$S25-S3 room large basement; good locker;
furnished, including piano.
Sl200-4-room modern COTTAGE new; minutes
San Rafael
Acreage, lots galore; cottages to let.
J. E LEWIS. Kentfield, Marin Co.
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A GREAT. SACRIFICE.
Fine Lots-Peralta Heights.
large corner, I4ox124.
Good for fine residence, or for builder to sub
divide. San Francisco owner needs money
badly; win sell these at S15 per foot less
than present prices In this select locality.
Exclusively with
THE CORNER LOT CO.,
9ls Broadway, Oakland
BEAUTIFUL LOT FOR HOME.
VERNON HEIGHTS OAKLAND.
Corner Orange and Perry sts., one block from
0akland-ave. electric ear line. running direct
to either s. P. or Key Route local trains.
160x116.
CASH PRICE $500.
inquire a. z. GRAUPNER, 2o60 Steiner ST.,
San Francisco.
A d. TAYLOR REALTY co
NINE LARGE BUILDING LOTS
One block from E 18th st. line; blocks
from Western Pacific; 6 blocks from Melrose
S. P. station. This iSea f1ne piece at $3.50 for
the whole thing. III Bacon Block Phone
Oakland 9s7.
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PAEO ALTO REAL ESTATE.

S3G 00O-One Of the best pieces OF business
property between San Jose and San Fran
cisco. IN the town Of Pan Alto. This
property pays u per cent net. and is in
line Tor better interest in thf near fu-
rure. We can recommend the property
highly.
500. 000-One Of the finest homes in Palo Alto:
large lot beautiful oaks; the adjoining
property has been sold recently for 500
per foot The land Is well worth the
money, besides beautiful house modern
iu every particular. The best invest
ment IN PalO Alto.
Sf1,O00-Ten acres and beautiful home place
I'm every respect; s acres Of orchard IN
fun bearing. apricots and peaches; / u
acres family orchard. very choice; hun
dreds Of choice rose bushes and
'= mental trees; dne house; abundance OF
splendid water: acres Piped- for irrf
Fari0n; modern barn and Out-houses and
uQ 10 date chicken house. One Of the
most comfortable homes on the San Fran
cisco and San Jose road, miles south
of Stanford University. Terms-Half
cash and the balance remain mort
gage . per cent per annum net Direct
applications 10
THE J. J. NORRIS REAL ESTATE CO.,
- University ave. Palo Alto, Cal
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]. F. CHASE.
REAL ESTATE.
Do you wish TO buy any real estate7
Do you wish TO sell any real estate?
Do you wish to rent2
Have you anything to rentf
II 50 please let me know by mail or b
phone.
Berkeley 3029
NORTH BERKELEY STATION.
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EAST OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

EAST OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
ATTENTION.
FOR SALE AT COS E. 18th ST
Six-room modern cottage; lot 37:6x125 fee
long: Fruitvale station.
Two stores, with modern fats; 50x140 fee
long; z. 14th St, between IL and 18th aves.
Two cottages at 1063-1065 11th ave
Two cottages In Elmhurst, near San Lean
dro road
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INVESTORS, read this ad carefully. Are you
looking for safe investment that will net you
20 per cent and better.
We offering a block of stock In the
Western Portland Cement Company. The ce-
ment industry stands In the front rank Of
dividend producers.
This is practically the only cement company
In whose earnings you have opportunity to
participate, account of enormous profits
In cement mills are owned by few capitalists.
Shares sold In lots of or more. and every
share of stock already sold or to be sold brings
the same uniform price of $40.
Figures and statistics regarding consumption,
cost, profits, etc, hand at office
and at your service.
CHAPMAN & CO. Fiscal Agents.
925 Golden Gate ave
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MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

LOOK at the choice residence lots. in 9amalpais
Park Mil Valleys choicest subdivision. CON-
mandinE a grand view Of Mt Tsmalpais
All ots within a stones throw OF trains;
stations on tract-Park and Locust stations;
they are large lots; sewer and water mains
are IN all the avenues and everything ready
for building.
Price $3.50 upward, 1-5 cash, balance monthly.
Take SsusaIioo ferry and fast electric train
10 Mil Valley; branch office, Mil Valley.
LYON HOAG,
636 Market St at Montgomery.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02

BOYLE PARK,
MILL VALLEY,
THE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA.
large slightly lots. wooded: bay and mountain
view; streets beirg graded and severed: building
restriction; minutes 70 station; lots 50 feet and
larger; price $3.50 up. T. g. PARKER & co.
/. t. PARKER, Agent, NH Valley.
MIL Valley real estate-Choice lots for sale
low as $500 easy terms; finest view In
NH VALLEY Address box 10, Call office.
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$500.
A 7-rOom modern 2-story house,
IN good location, on car line;
lot 40x200 feet.
Terms, $1,000 cash, balance
like rent
GREENSLADE BROS.
Tel. Oakland 5736, 969 Broadway
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CortIand-ave Uctchts lots
Very easy terus-G nc- cent interest
po--era lots Nar She Union Iron Works on easy
terms
u r0u can't ca1 in the daytime cali after 7-30
Cr send your name and address Tor new map.
D. ~ LONG Real Estate Broker.
222 Liberty 81. near 20th and Dolores
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sALADA BEACH REAL ESTATE.
sALADA BEACH.

Salada Beach, S miles south of Clin House;
frst town Ocean Shore r. B.; 20 minutes
ride: low fares; macadamized streets, water,
sewers sidewalks, shade trees, ETC.. guaranteed
in contracts; lots $3.50 and up; small monthly
payments; take bus at Colma Sundays and
Thursdays az IL a. N. CLINE & DUNCAN,
Gen. Agents, PIT Mission ST. bet. 18th and leth-
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02

DURANT AVE. 2ss2, Berkeley-Large sunny
rooms with board; bath, electric lights and
phone: prices reasonable.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

lO-room house on 22d ST, 30 feet from street
corner and Key Route station size of lot,
70xl25; this property is well worth $4,000, but
II taken at once $4,000 viii buy it, mortgage
Of $500 stand, OF increased If desired.
We have many other good buys of every
descript on. II you looking for anything,
drop a line and 7 can suit you.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

ROOM and board in residence portion of city BY
men, l would work in morning to pay par
Of rent; Berkeley preferred. Box "a. Cali.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16
At WHITE HOUSE.
President Did Not charge Use of
Money in Statehood Fight.
From The Tribune Bureau

Washington, Jan. 15.-The greatest indigna-
ton was manifested in the House to-day over
the report that the President had charged that
money was being used TO prevent the passage of
the Statehood bill, and had informed his callers
that they were at liberty SO to inform Repre-
sentative Babcock. OF course an official denial
Of the report was promptly issued from the
White House. as the House leaders knew it
would be. and the story is characterized by the
members Of the organization as cheap tricH
Testorted TO by the insurgents to excite and
unite the waverlng members of the dissatisfied
faction The insurgents insist, however, that the
remark was made and cite certain members of
the Missouri delegation as their authority, with
out however, giving their names
Senate leaders insist that, even if the State
hood bill passes the House without amendment.
which seems to be doubtful. it viii have a pre-
carious experience IN the Senate. and no leader
OF the upper House can be found who will father
the prediction that the measure can pass with
out the Foraker amendment being attached 10 it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16
FORGERIES A MILLION.
FAILURES FOR S3,OOO,OOO.
Py7or's Suicide Beheued to Haze
Caused Er-Mayor Babcock's Death.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Cleveland, Jan. 15.-With the discovery to-day
that the forgeries of Leland W. Prior will aggre-
gate at least $1O00,O0O. it is estimated that the
failure will amount to nearly $3O00,0OO. Prior
forged three issues of Canton (Ohio) waterworks
bonds as well as two issues of South Sharon
Penn) bonds.
1t is believed by the friends of the late Bren-
ton D. Babcock ex-MayOr of Cleveland, that his
death was hastened by the suicide and financial
ruin of Leland w. Prior
1t is said that nearly all of Mr. Babcock's
wealth. which, according to the statement of his
wife who applied for papers Of administration
on Monday. was valued at only $S,400, was tied
up In securities which he had deposited with
Denson, Prior & Co. The securities were worth
$4,000, and consisted of brewing stock preferred
The stock stands in Mr.. Babcock's name on the
books of the suspended firm, but it is believed
to have been ndorsed by Babcock, in which case
is was probably hypothecated by Prior
Mr.. Babcock seized with apopleXy the
dav after Prior shot himself and his friends be-
Iieve the news of the suicide was what caused
the fatal seizure. Miss Harriet L. Keller, as
sistant principal of Central High School, thinks
it possible that her savings, $4,000, which had
been invested In securities through Denlson'
Prior & Co., have been swept away.
The failure to-day of the brokerage firm of
Fahev &, Co is attributed to the Prior suicide
and the defalcatior of Lawrence E. Cummings
confdentia! man. The amount involved in the
shortage is $4,000. That Prior affair hits US
hard" said John J. Doyle. Peter r. Faheys part
ner tonight 1T depressed the STOCK market
i,st when We expected business to pick up
1The method followed by Cummings. according
to the Arm was to issue checks payable to Gus
toners of the firm. procure New York exchanges
and forge the signatures of the customers He
worked alone it is believed. His business IN
this line was done with more than one pah6 @ of f
this city. according to P. ]. Mccormick, head OF
the bond department
It was said yesterday at the Stock Exchange
that the charges Of C /. Heaton' OF C'eVel"!,I .
- 7 w Prior of Dennison & Prior. which
80 told Of in Yesterdays Tribune, were not con-
sidered to be sufficiently substantial when they
owe "a he presented, to be worthy of attention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16
AUTO" LIFEBOAT A SUCCESS.
Sandy Hook Crew Makes Round Trip to the
Cherokee-Said To Be Record.

In of the tug Catherine Moran. the Sandy
Hook life saving crew reached their quarters at
Sandy Hook at 4:45 p. m. yesterday, Captain Ire
vonan Patterson in charge. The left the
Cherokee at o'clock yesterday the ships captain
being the only soul aboard At that hour, accord
ing TO Captain Patterson the ship was practically
destroyed. but Captain Archibald refused leave
her until her ordered him to. Captain
Patterson believed the Cherokee be in grave
danger. He said:
The Cherokee cannot get off the shoals and is
only matter of time when she will collapse
There was little when my got there
as the passengers had been rescued and only the
captain was aboard. We pulled alongside of her
i'm the lifeboat with and could have carried
every soul off in any kind of The captain
had nothing of any consequence to say 10 in
fact we asked no question. We could for
selves The ship apparently split open amid
SLIPS and no ship live long under such con
dtions.
This is the first time. Tar is known. in the
history of the United States Life Saving Service
that a crew made such a long trip in tow. 1t is
sixty-three miles from Sandy Hook to the shoals
which the Cherokee is lying. The crew made tho
trip down IN the open boat prepared for immediate
action the moment they reached the ship. The lifes
boat used a auto boat recently Cons
structed for the service. The i26 mile round trip
was a practical Of the motor. ANA, according
TO Captain Patterson. i; worked smoothly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16
WILL STOP 1LL POLICY.
Players and Shopkeepers To Be
Prosecuted, Says Marks.

Policy players are longer to be treated with
Ieniency by the Anti-Po1icy Society. but will be
prosecuted with severity, as the keepers OF the
policv shops are This is on the authority OF
Marcus NJ. Marks president of the society. who
said last night that the work would be pushed
with even more vigor than heretofore
1t is also proposed to change the name of the
society to the Goddard And-Poiicy Society, IN
honor of the late Captain Norton Goddard. It's
founder. The trustees have decided to increase
their number from seven TO fifteen. and a Wig
orous crusade against policy playing will be
started The Police Department Will give active
assistance, 1t is believed The society is deter
mined TO wipe out every policy shop IN the city
II don't care to so into any details, said MI
D1ar,<e Yesterday We viii look ahead ana
NOT back All 1 will say in connection with thls
Is that Mr. Burke is no longer with the society
nrd trat ex-Poice Sergeant john McNahaFa'
no succeeds him as superintendent, has i rec
"a and reputation of the highest.
I'm motley cf the society in the past mas been
10 -.uojst the keepers CT policy shops ana m
cIfre % leniency TIE players. But from now
IN vyc VIII deal more severely with the players
than heretofore. .
we win conduct our campaign until mere l3
NOT a .ollcy dealer left in greater New ork.