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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-03-20
Crimes,

Daniel ]. Ainsworth, commander of
the revenue cutter Rush, committed
suicide in the bathroom of the vessel
at Seattle.
William Fouse Of St. Joseph, Mo-.
negro, was found guilty of the MUIR
der Of Joseph Bowles at Omaha, and
was sentenced to be hanged.
A dozen or more tobacco growers
around Hickory Grove, KY, have re-
ceived warning notices from night
riders advising them to get into the
association or lake what comes.
Deputy Sheriff C. C. Johnson of
Glenmora, La, was murdered while
seated in his bedroom, where his wife
was ill. He was shot by a person on
the outside through an open window
and no clue to his assailant has been
found.
Breaking into j. L. Sprague's gar.
age at New Hartford, Iowa, unknown
parties scattered oil-soaked straw
about and set match to it. Before
the firemen could extinguish the
ldmeS Two new cars were destroyed.
LOSS. $1,000.
Fred Anes shot and killed his broth.
er-in-law, James McClelland, at the
latter's farm, mile and half west
of the village of Warren, Mich. The
men had quarreled repeatedly.
Swift vengeance was meted out to
Jackson Presler, young married
ynan. who was taken from his home
near Swords Greek, Russell county,
Virginia, IN spite Of his wife's appeal
last night by = mob Of 300 men and
hanged 70 tree. George Call and
John Mutter were murdered at Z
dance Saturday night, and 1t waa
charged that Preslsr was implicated
the killing
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-03-20
People Talked About.

Charles Jackson Van Dusen, the
once famous jockey, is dead at Dallas,
Tex.
Frederick Warren Freer, a painter
of international reputation, died at his
home in Chicago of heart disease.
Charles Aldrich. curator and found
er Of the State Historical Society of
Iowa, died at Boone, Iowa, of grip and
kidney trouble.
DR.. Richard Edwards, for nifty years
one Of the leading educators Of the
West, died at Bloomington, ILL.,, aged
eighty-five years.
Judge Alfred Wolcott of the Kent
county (Michigan) circuit court died
suddenly at his home in Grand Rapids
Of cerebral hemorrhage.
Congressman Adolph Meyer, for
merly an assistant adjutant general in
the Confederate army, is dead at his
residence in New Orleans.
DR.. Hal c. Wyman, widely known
as surgeon and author of a we'll
known book on abdominal surgery,
died in Detroit of pneumonia.
Miss Clara Clemens, the contralto,
daughter of Mark Twain, is about to
leave on an extended tour through
the South and Middle West, accom-
panied by Miss Marie Nichols, violin
list,
DIR. Daniel B. st. John Roosa. one of
the founders and the only president of
the New York postgraduate medical
school and hospital, died suddenly
from heart disease at his home in
New York.
Jose Algara, secretary of state of
Mexico, is dead. He was attacked
with pleuro-pneumonia. He was one
of the best known and most able jur-
lists in the republic and has been in
the department Of state many years.
Mrs. Virginia Campbell Thompson,
a daughter of Rev. Alexander Camp.
bell, who founded the Christian or
Campbellite church, died in Washing
ton. For thirteen years Mrs. Thomp.
son was postmistress at Louisville
Ky.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03

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~ Sabre friiber iiber bic Marid
9 eetommen, als es ipnit Der
Sail gu iein piIe9te, benin bic
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nadt. ba lansen mir ia nidt nit uns
ferem Sorf!"
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9ootsmann ieinem llnmutb Cuff, benin
Der Siel3ug mar angefroren, unb bic
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eeitellt perben. Sas ipar f6limm fir
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Yadete i'm Boot bef0rbsrt purben,
pdbrenp ieBt iebsr ieinen Sdlitten ans
fpannte.
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fit be Been. Sat Water is altib am
beiten."
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meints bei folfen 9elsesnbeiten Ins
ton Mart. Der bate fi9 iiberbaupt
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ben.
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81 arug."
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Gin Wirtb ioG perfhipiegen iein.
gber es sebt INN bic 2ebe."
aSas 1T ia ab0emadt. Die ipirb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03

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, paDtn un1ern Stol3 nj. ~cnber8fpO.
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2ampe.
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ben. limb ieBt laiIen Sic mi4.geben.
Sd m06te nidt 9erne, bab Stine
ba3utommt."
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ftNno unb ibm nod etnmal bic 9ono
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famer Mltb.
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ben geI6iebt -"
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9riff. 70 mar ods iAlieBlid Elm 0liid.
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p~euten, bic bod pirtIid in Der Serre
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pie Elm Sriihlingsmorgen.
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Jcniter unb so9 ben @orbong 3uriid.
Was er be- brauBen lab, mar fein
Sriiblingsmoygen, ionbern cine ountle
SpGtberbItnaAt, cine einiame Nod)t,
bic nit ieinem eigenen Geben O'rgli9sn
lperben tonnte.
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slpiiden Dufergrdben unb Sumpfz
laden, f9ipebte Elm 2i6t. Sin Mlz
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fpie 0pr9lan5 Der tommenben Weibs
nadtS3eit, luo bic Giebe auf grben ges
prebigt tpiro.
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tpurbe er etpas enttdui DIT, BERN eS mar
Stine, bic pom Sduberg tam unb cine
Gaterne trug.
nperle," iagte er gu ieinem StuDenz
genohen, nbie &reatur ioa Ii6 teincn
9Gufdungen bingeben. Neulid ipiirs
teit Oh audi einem Sdslein mad, unb
nit einmal par'S 6ei9enipans &ate.
Sie bat es Dir uber seSeigt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03
fEortietnrd folat.)

9ie Gigorre lit mic einc @eliebtc:
ipelln bu oltihorit, fir lie on5icbenb
81 iein, erliidt ibre @lutb iebr balo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-04-03

~ tpeibs Winter mar in bieIem
~ Sabre friiber iiber bic Wari9
z 9etommen, als es font Der
Soil all iein hflRnte hfnn bic
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-09-18

Ernest Stevens. better knowh here as
Doc" passed through last night en- route
to CIarenIore.
Mrs. Lester Ellis and baby Of Aurora.
Mo-, arrived today for visit ct the home
of G. ". Ellis, on South Wilson street
There is no truth in the rumor that the
new Broken Scene in Morrison's Produc-
ton Of Faust will depict Hell as a
place people with women" wearing fash
ions behind Times"
The special committee appointed to In
yestigate the proposition to sell the Vinita
Gas Company's plant have an interesting
report TO make tonight at the mass meet
ing at the Commercial club rooms.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-09-18
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY

John crutchfeld went to Chelsea today.
D. 5. Warren went to Chelsea today
John Hood is a visitor here from AT
ton
Arthur Chanley Of Alton is in the city
today
Jim Quinn is at Chelsea taking in the
fair
!, B, Hitchcock returned this morning
from Alton.
George coney went to Chelsea this
morning.
Howard Smiths child was quite sick
last night
R. L. Liddy was a BartlesvilIe visitor
here today.
wyman Thompson is in town from
Grand river
H.R Allen is at Chelsea today attend.
ing the fair
Lee Franklin is attending the fair at
Chelsea today.
Bert Chandler is at Muskogee today on
political business
A. L. Churchill is attending the Chelsea
fair this afternoon.
Q. /. Rider and j. F. Murphy went to
Centralia this afternoon.
John NJ Thompson Of Chelsea was here
on business this morning
H. C, Gehring and A. A. Cox, Of Altona
III. are spending fow days.
Major II, c. Cusey returned last night
nom trip to Eastern points.
Miss Nettie Duncan left this morning
for visit at Blue Springs, Mo-
NJ Downs, Of Tulsa. was among the
visitors 10 the city this morning
II A. Maybefry causa ND from Clare
more les night on bnsiness asit
Herbert Dupoe caves this geulng for
Nowata to be gone sevelei daYs
/ r. j. Kloch and wife Of Alluwee eer
among the guests at the COBB last night.
Congressman James C. Davenport and
wife are attending the Centralla Street
Fair today.
Mrs. Amos Gipson and dauehter ueie
among the arrivals from Mustogee lass
night
Misses Mayday Clark and a -
have gone TO Columbia, No. s. IS
Stevens college.
Mr.. and Mrs J. W Orr vii engeftsla
the members Of the Civic club. and Iif
husbands. at six o'clock luncheon ct
south park, this evening.
Clyde Sheppard.manager Of the Frazee-
EIosmer Hardware Company at Big C9bsn
has returned from weeks vacation trip
All attorneys pracueine II this county
win meet at the court house Sept 24th
to set the docket for the October term q.
the county court
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-09-18
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY

7 Jackson is here from Alton.
Lon Connor left last night on a business
trip.
Emmett Skinner left this morning for
Dallas
Jno. A. Wise came Up ulis morninesfrom
Chelsea.
Nd. Walton came in from Webb City
last night
G J. Stewart came Up from Big Cabin
last night.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-09-18

We will sell ~ pounds q
Granulated Sugar with each
$4 so worth 81 groceries sold
for cash
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-10
RELATIVES FIGHT FOR
CUSTODY OF CHILD
Wealthy Aunt Says She Is Willing to
Adopt the Little GlrI--Admits
Having Taken Her
Away

In the progress of the hearing be-
fore Judge Wilbur OF the contest of
the petition of Charles Bedford for the
guardianship of his child, Lucille Bed
ford, Mrs. Lucy Mitchell Lambourne, a
wealthy aunt of the little girl, testi-
fed that she loved the child and that 1t
was her purpose and wish to adopt 1t
and treat it as her own. She admit
ted having taken the child away from
Los Angeles the day when Bedford
called and said he was going to take
the child away from her.
According to the testimony, when
Bedford and his wife were divorced,
the child, then an infant, was awarded
by a decree of the Arizona court to
Mrs. Susan Mitchell, the child's grand
mother. Bedford was a saloon keeper
in Prescott and his character is at
tracked in deposition from several wit
nesses.
OF the half million dollar estate left
by Mrs. Mitchell only S. was be-
queathed to the child, the remainder
being left to Mrs. Lambourne. This
was done to prevent Bedford from
coming into possession of any Of the
property.
Bedford is trying to break the will
of his mother-in-law on the ground
that she was under undue influence
when she made 1t.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-10
news OF TH[ COURTS I71R| I
EXPERT TESTIFIES
AGAINST LAPIQUE
SUPPOSED SIGNATURES ONLY
TRACINGS He SAYS
Defendant Charged with Obtaining
Money Under False Pretenses
Is Conducting His
Own Case

For the purpose of securing expert
opinion as to whether or not the sig
natures of Richard Corcoran and his
wife, Mary Corcoran, appearing on a
document offered in evidence by John
Lapique, who is conducting his own
defense in Judge Jamison's department
of the superior court on a charge Of OBJ
tanning money by false pretenses, and
who declares the document is an option
on the property in Boyle Heights owned
by the Corcorans by which authority
he sold a lot to Baptiste Camgros. J..
w. Hood, a handwriting expert, was
called by the prosecution yesterday and
testified that the signatures on the al
legged option were tracings of the names
written by them on another paper.
The expert was closely cross exam
ined by the defendant-attorney. who
carefully questioned Hood as to the
points by which the expert claimed the
real signatures were distinguished from
those declared to be limitations.
Practically all witnesses for the pros
ecution have been examined. and today
Lapique will put on witnesses for the
defense
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

CAULEY-MACE-Bartho Cauley' 81, ma
tive of Canada and resident OF Los Angeles
and Eta Mace, 3S, native Of New Hanpshnt
and resident Of Florence -
HTER-REVLING-Henry J. Richter ~
native Of Ohio, and Carrie Revling, 20 ma
tive of Norway; residents Of Los Angeles.
WILSON-HALL-Victor @. Wilson, 70, nauve
of Kentucky, and Kathryn Myrtle HAN, r.
native Of Nebraska; residents OF Los Angeles.
JOLLY-TILLOTSON-Jos Jolly. -, ano
Mary L. Tillotson, Il, natives OF Louisiana
and residents OF Los Angeles.
MISUNDERSTANDING n. Savage o.
native of ireland and resident OF San Pedro
and Catherine A. Hartnett, "a, native OF ILL
nols and resident OF Los Angeles.
CHAPPEII-KKRK-Haro W. Chappen, H.
native Of California, and Isabella Kirk, "a
native OF Pennsylvania; residents OF Los An
geles.
h More
house, So, native Of Michigan, and Mary c
Weimer, 81, native OF Ohio; residents OF
Long Beach.
BROWN N-HYAMS-Frank A Brown. %, native
Of Iowa, and Pauline Hyams, 20. native Of
Ohio; residents Of Los Angeles.
EY-ROMERO-Richard Thomas Cam
iey, rs, native of Massachusetts,, and Nancy
Romero. 26. native Of California; residents
of Los Angeles
KA-CHAPIN-Frederick A. Mach
otka, 26, native Of Bohemia and resident Of
Los Angeles, and Edna S. Chaplin. IS. native
of Illinois and resident of Hollywood.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-10
CARLOS HEIGHTS IS
SOLD FOR $233,OSO
LARGE SUBDIVISION PASSES
TO LOCAL SYNDICATE
Buyers of Slightly Tract VIII Erect
Fine Dwellings and Place the
Lots on the Market
Immediately

In summer when realty is usually dun
and inactive to witness the consummaT
tion of one of the largest deals in the
history Of the community proves beyond
doubt that the movement Of real
estate in Los Angeles is stable and sure
at all time of the year and periods OF
seeming depression. The entire acreage
of the Carlos Heights subdivision, on
San Vincent boulevard, adjoining
Brentwood Park, was sold yesterday to
a local syndicate for a stated consider
alton of $233,000.
The property was sold by Tracy c.
Drake, the grantor, and consists OF
sixty-three acres, subdivided into loo
lots. The purchasing syndicate includes
among its number some of the original
promoters of the Palisades subdivision
in Santa Monica, it is said, but names
are withheld.
The Carlos Heights subdivision is con-
sidered one of the sightliest tracts in
Southern California. The distance from
Los Angeles is just far enough to be
free from the noise and disturbances OF
traffic and is said to be an ideal tract
for beautiful suburban homes.
The buyers will erect at once four
fine residences on the land purchased
and vii place the lots on the market.
Owing to the close proximity to Los
Angeles the ride from the center or the
city to Carlos Heights subdivision con-
sumes but thirty minutes.
The deal was made through the
agency of w b. Merwin & Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-10
WIFE TELLS STORY
OF DOMESTIC GRIEFS
SAYS HUSBAND TREATED HER
BRUTALLY
suInq for Divorce, Woman Declares
Spouse Abused Her When She
inadvertently Trumped
His High Card

He called me a fool and a number
OF other vile Names said Mrs. Nerna
B. Straesser in testifying I'm Judge
James department of the superior court
yesterday in her suit for divorce from
her husband, Charles w. Straesser.
With downcast eyes and trembling
with emotion, as she told Of cruel treat
ment she received at the hands OF her
husband, the beautiful, dark-haired
woman spoke Of the uncomfortable
temper and cruel nature of her spouse,
who, she said, had wrecked her happl-
ness.
"He often threatened to kill me-" she
continued, "and upon numerous occa-
sions struck me and called me all the
vile names he could think OF.
''Once / told him that the gas coll
Iector had called several times and
asked him to leave the money TO pay
the bill. He flew into an awful rage,
and after abusing me by calling me a
lot of names struck me and Knocked
me to the floor. At that time / was
working so that we could get money
enough to buy home. AS the result
OF the blow l was unable to go 10 work
for several days.
'sHe would frequently slap me in the
face. and one time he struck me so
hard that the mark remained Tor Two
or three days.
'I always tried to make nome
pleasant for him, but he had such
mean temper that there was nothing
that could do that would please him.
once he grabbed my wrist and twisted
it SO violently that he almost broke the
bones.
zone evening while we were enter
tanning two Of our friends and were
playing cards he became quite angry
at me because 1 was his partner and
inadvertently trumed his high card.
He sprang from his chair and abused
me fearfully. He used such terrible
language that one of the visitors at
tempted to interfere. AS a result of
his conduct they Immediately left our
home"
straesser did not appear in court TO
contest the suit, and after witnesses
had testified in Mrs. Straesser's behalf
the court granted an interlocutory de-
cree Of divorce.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-10
DEATHS

HEIDER-Herman Heider, 1923 Court street.
married, native OF Germany; suicide
Niles, East Washington and
Maple avenue, married, IS years, native Of
Michigan; chronic nephritis.
FORD-Mabel Ford, "a years. married. native
Of Illinois, 72S Crocker; diphtheria-
STANTON-N. r. Stanton, "a years, widower,
native OF Iowa. County hospital; cerebral
hemorrhage.
sTUTZ-Richard W. Stutz, 8 years. native Of
California; nephritis.
GIBBs-J. w Gibbs, n years, married, native
Of Ohio GIT South Burlington; cerebral
thrombus
O'DONNELL-Edward F. ODonnen, "a years,
married, native of Massachusetts, S26 South
Vermont; pulmonary tuberculosis
Neutrality-suspicious. McMahon. 46 years, mar
ried, native Of New York. Pacific hospital;
pneumonia
PEYToN-Leonard E. Peyton, infant, Sisters
hospital; commissions.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-10
Help, Female

wANTED-A STRONG YOUNG GIRL TO
do general housework; one that Will ap-
preciate good home. Call 3475 SECOND
AVE. Take green West Jefferson car to
end Of line. 7-S-W
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-10
Ineorporations

The following articles of Incorporation
were fled in the county clerks Office
yesterday:
Needles Light and Power company
Capital stock, $4,000. Directors: w. B.
Palmer, w. w. Perry and M. p. Thye
of Los Angeles.
Pomona Investment company-Capi-
tai stock, 100000. Directors; S. D,
MoIes, Ira A. Lee, M. H. Potter. p.
Chaffey Shepherd, w. II. Truitt, John
G. Walker and Raymond NJ. Davis of
Pomona.
San Joaquin Development company
Capital stock, 100000. Directors: Clar-
ence w. Bowen and George W. Law
yer Of South Pasadena and James e.
M. Stoughton. G. A. Gibbs and John r.
Pittman of Pasadena.
Angelus Hospital association-Capi-
tai stock, 100000. Directors: Charles
y. Nichols Charles W. Bryson, Frank
@. Shurtleff. j. II. Seymour and Murray
Johnston Of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-10
BRINGS SUIT TO OBTAIN
POSSESSION OF CHILDREN
E. Milton Smith Asserts His Wife is
Not a Proper Custodian and
Asks Court for Restrain
Ing Order

Seeking to secure possession Of his
two children, a boy aged 10 and girl
aged s, E. Milton Smith, through his
attorney, filed suit in the superior
court yesterday against his wife, Mat
tie E. Smith, who, it is alleged, has
been keeping the children since the
couple separated some time ago.
Smith in his complaint declares MS
wife is not the proper person to nave
the children and asks for an order
of the court restraining the woman
from removing them from this county
and state pending the action.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-10

MILLINERY
,ancv feathera and flowers. below cost |
trimming so cents. s21 o. 7: JOHNSON
bldg, 4th and broadway. Sd door. 6-24-a0
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-10
AT THE HOTELS
WALTER SCOTT RETURNS TO
TOWN; GUEST AT VAN NUYs

Walter Scott, at one time starred in
the histrionic armament as The Death
Valley Mystery" wandered down from
Barstow yesterday and is at the van
Nuys looking for a live capitalist with
real money. Scotty reports that the
hard times have hit Death Valley and
hit it hard. A month ago when
Scotty, pal Jack" and dry wash
outfit made a little excursion up toward
Tin mountains he found the man who
keeps the store at Stove Pipe Wells
wearing a shroud and waillng dlrge
about the lack of trade. Scotty. says
that every one in the valley is broke
except Ed Muncey, the rancher on
Furnace Creek ranch, and he is em-
ployed by a soulless corporation.
E. J. Miller, a well-known manufac-
turer of Salt Lake City, is at the An
gelus.
George A. Foster of Salt Lake city
is guest at the Angelus.
Seth Marshall, one of the owners of
the Arrowhead Springs hotel, is at the
Alexandria.
e. F. Miller, well-known lithog-
rapher of st. Louis, is a guest at the
| Alexandria.
c. w. Fozier, who decorated the new
st. Francis hotel, Is a guest at the
Alexandria.
Henry Conlin of San Francisco and
Ira Judson Coe of Oakland, both Off
GERS of the Southern Pacific railroad,
are quartered at the Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Grafton of Pop
lar Bluffs Mo-, are at the Westminster.
Mr.. Grafton Is connected with the
United States fish commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Rathbone of San
Francisco are stopping at the Alex
andria. Mr.. Rathbone is a prominent
business man of the Golden Gate city.
Louis Allis of the well-known Aliis-
Chalmers firm of Milwaukee is stop
ping at the Alexandria He is accom-
panied by his young son, Ned Allis.
| They are on their way to the Yosemite
valley. where they will camp for sew
eral weeks
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-10
CHARGED WITH FORGING
REAL ESTATE AGREEMENT
Broker Being Prosecuted by Former
Employer, and Ball Fixed at
$4,000 by Justice Sum-
merfield

On a complaint sworn to by W. P.
ChappeI, charging forgery of a real
estate agreement, c. c. Cole, a real es-
tate broker, was arrested and taken
before Justice Summerfield. His bail
was fixed at $4,000.
Cole is accused OF having forged an
agreement for the transfer and sale Of
property and the payment of commits
sion with intent to defraud Chappell
and Josepha II. E. Witte Of Inglewood.
Cole was formerly employed by
Chappell, who is a real estate broker
with officers in the Crosse building.