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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-23

CHOICE Clinton Hill lots and plots In re-
stricted section to close out an estate for
one and two-family houses; get our bargain list.
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BIGELow APARTMENTS. 122 Bigeiow st be-
tween Johnson and Elizabeth avs.-Eine To-
cation; four and five rooms and bath; all I'M
provements. hot water: steam heat; janitor
service; rent 800 and up. Inquire on premises.
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A. FAcHET. sos Harrison sv.. Harrison.
Bread. cakes and pies.
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East Orange.
CHARLES II. MALON,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
I have client for a good farm, near the And
over section; want the best bargain for s.. 900.
Have some of the best bargains In the Or
anges of the year. from $500 up to SIS. 000:
terms to suit the times.
1902 MAIN ST. EAST ORANGE. N. j..
West Of City Hall Phone 1855. Orange.
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Arlington.
OWNER going abroad will sacrifice good house,
rooms and bath. all improvements, steam
heat; lot 60xlQ0: only 81, 200; easy terms.
NEAT of 7 rooms and bath. all i'm
provements. steam heat, electric light; large
lot; II sold quick only "a. coo; easy terms.
L. MAILLARD,
315 Elm ST.. Arlington. Open Sundays.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
CITY.

BROAD ST. 11s2-Apartment Of three rooms
and bath: steam heat: all improvem ents.
janitor service; good stand for doctor or dentist:
rent se5. BEYER. 1852 Broad st.. near Market.
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SIX large room house on m~acadamized street;
two minutes from depot, for sale; 81. $50; termr,
$3.50 cash, balance sos per month; covers all
charges. =. A. STRONG, 1853 Midland av., Ar
lington. N. J.
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Ladies' and Gents Tailoring, Dyeing.
B. BATTER, z6s Kearny av.. Kearny. N. J.
Custom tailor. cleaning, pressing. repairing.
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
CITY.

HOUSES rooms: 124 Halsey St, near Cedar
st. Inquire II. C. ROE. IS Cedar St
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HOUSE for sale; 81. 75o: special bargain; eight
rooms and bath: choice location; In Heights
section. WILLIAM H. HARRIS. Arlington,
N. ].
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Out Of Town.
"N0W OR NEVER |"

Building lots, 25x10o; high and dry; garanteed
title. at Calverton. L. l., SIS. 50 cash. balance
81 monthly; no interest; illustrated book free.
Write S. KRAMER. 1872 Broad st.
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THE FAIRvIEw,, corner Clinton and Far
ley avs; a new modern apartment house.
located upon beautiful Clinton Hill, the hest
section of Newark to reside; highest ground.
pure air. no smoke. schools and churches con-
venient; is minutes from Broad and Market
The Fairview'' is built upon the latest plans
to secure health and comfort: every room light:
apartments contain 7 and s rooms; rents from
s46 to s5 per month; ready to occupy Noyem-
Der !: Broad 1T. cars pass door; janitor on
premises.
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SOUTH ORANGE Av.. aa3-Fipe light rooms
and bath. all improvements but hot water;
rent si5.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-23

SOUTH ORANGE Av.. 2sg-Five light. airy
rooms and bath. all modern improvements:
halls furnished and cleaned.
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THREE-FAMILY house. colored tenants; CEN
trail location; SO, 200; easy terms. MANLEY,
$50 Broad st. A
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MULBERRY ST, opposite Franklin-Twe1ve-
room house, suitable for boarders or furnished
room house; rent s45. DE RIcHEMOND. Real
Estate. $40 Broad st.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-16
GOOD ROADS CRUSADE
STRONGLY ENDORSED
Chamber of Commerce Enthusiastic
ally Supports Movement and APP
points Special Committee to
Aid in Campaign

Special to The Herald
REDONDO BEACH, July 15.-The
chamber of commerce mass meeting
held last night in the interest of the
proposed highway bonds was largely
attended by an enthusiastic audience.
A good roads campaign committee,
consisting of the following members
was chosen: S. D. Barley, chairman;
It. l.. Perry A. L. Walton, w. F. Goble,
|. G. Thomas, J. l. Lechner, L. Field,
John Murray, A. A. Henderson, c. W.
Grassell, L. F. Wells, p. S. Venable, H
B. Ainsworth, o c. Human, George
Cate, ]. H. Cavanah.
The following resolutions were also
passed unanimously:
This this chamber indorses unquali-
fiedly the report of the Los Angeles
highway commission as being thorough
and comprehensive, both as to align
ment of routes and building specifica-
lions.
That it advocates the creation of per-
manent highways throughout this
county as being of prime Importance to
the welfare of all classes and the up
building of Southern California.
That the personnel of said highway
commission guarantees honest business
methods and a satisfactory accounting
of the public moneys, If voted; and the
engineering skill employed by it is sat
isfactory assurance that the work, If
undertaken, will be of permanent and
high-grade character.
That the chamber therefore pledges
itself as bod and on behalf of it's
individual members, to support the
good roads movement and give any aid
within its power to the members of the
Los Angeles County Good Roads asso-
citation and the highway commission in
carrying to successful completion the
work they have outlined.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-16
NOTES OF CURRENT EVENTS

SDeClai 10 ne
SAN BERNARDINO, July 15.-Local
Salt Lake road workers to the number
of about fifty and their families are
preparing to participate in the annual
picnic of the roads employees at Ter
minal island, Saturday of this week
Local merchants have contributed lib
orally in the way of prizes.
William Lennon, charged with rob-
berry in having snatched a pocketbook
from the hand of Harrison Bemis, has
been given a sentence of six months or
the county rock pile.
The local carpenters union last even
ing entertained delegates from the UNI
ions at Riverside and Redlands, the de-
gree work being conferred on two cam
didates by the team from the Riverside
union.
Representatives of the board of fire
underwriters are in the city making d
complete new survey. The last one is
nearly three years old and is now very
inaccurate, because of the great num-
Der of buildings erected since that time
A mysterious fire last evening dam
aged the home of Mrs. c. Leighton. II
originated in a closet filled with cloth
ing.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-16
CUPID TO BLUEC0ATS
ROLE OF MAX N00TBAAR
Chief shippys Secretary Encourages
PatroImen to Venture on Matri-
moniaI Voyage by Special
Vacations

CHICAGO, July 15.-Wedding bells
are ringing in the police department
and Lieutenant Max Nootbaar secre-
tary to Chief of Police Shippy, is the
official Cupid to help on the happy
June functions. In order to encourage
the young patrolmen to embark on the
sea of matrimony Lieutenant Max has
adopted rule that declaration of such
intention shall enttle the officer to a
furlough. AS the approval of all such
leaves of absence go through his hands
there is no doubt that the rule will be
effective.
On one day in the role of police de-
partment Cupid he granted vacations
to nine bachelor patrolmen, who had
declared in writing their intention OF
getting married.
Patrolman William Ferguson, WOOD
lawn station, stated in his application
for a vacation that he proposed to take
some recreation" and this was con-
sidered sufficient cause to grant the
request.
Patrolman Michael J. and George j.
Rice are brothers, and their rice
throwing friends need purchase only
one supply as the wedding is to be a
dual affair. George Rice expects to
enjoy his honeymoon at Gobelville,
Mich, but Michael does not disclose
his intentions. Patrolman Collins will
go to indianapolis for his bride and
Patrolrnan Darlington will enjoy the
first few days of married life at Paw
Paw, Wis.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-16
COMMITTEES CHOSEN TO
CARRY ON CHAMBERS WORK
Special to The Herald.

0peclal 10 Inc herald
REDONDO BEACH, July 15.-The
following committees of the chamber
of commerce have been chosen for the
ensuing year:
Finance. W. Grassell, chairman;
J. P. Luxford, A. w. Quinteval, Herbert
Cutler and H. M. Schauer
Reception-O. G. Human, chairman;
j. I. Lechner, ]. H. Cavanah, c. w.
Grassell and ]. P. Luxford.
Advertising-C. J. Creller, chairman;
Ed G. Thomas, Cleveland Hoansler, w.
L. Maddox and John Stewart.
Membership. p Luxford, chair
man, H. M. Schauer. Walter, Ransom,
Herbert Cutler and ]. P. Erickson.
Attractions and industries-Ed c.
Thomas, chairman; j. 1. Lechner, w.
F. Goble, w. ]. Hess and o. N. Tom
linson.
Civic mprovements-Rev. w. P.
Hardy, chairman; w. F. Sprinkle, w.
III. Bartz, w. P. Brooks and j. H. Cav
anah.
Entertainment-Dr. D. r. Hancock,
chairman; c. o. Dempsey, s. d. Bark
ley, A. w. Quinteval and e. L. Chris
man.
Decorating-Samuel H. Smith. chair
man; c. j. Funk, L. w. Cissell, #. J.
Galloway and r. Hoffman.
Auditing-A. H. Klein. chairman; r.
D. Smith, F. T. Smith, F. L. Perry and
z. S. Lane.
Athletics-C. L. Funk, chairman: r.
j. Galloway, A. l.. Walton, Ed G.
Thomas and s. D. Barley.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-16

continue to act as ''iocum tenens" until
DR. Learned arrives.
Van Lyman Denton, principal of
Roosevelt school, was married quietly
last night to Miss Mae c. Benedict, a
teacher in Washington school. The
marriage was a surprise to all the
friends of the couple.
The Pasadena Michigan association
met at 2S9 Elm avenue <his evening.
The Americas Republican Marching
club will meet Friday evening in the
council chamber of the city hall to per-
fest organization.
Ensign Bagley camp of United Span
ish War veterans met this evening at
Maccabee hall and held an informal
reception to the members of John F.
Godfrey post, G. A. r. Cards and stere-
opticon views were the principal
features of the evenings entertainment.
Refreshments were served.
The Junior league of the Universalisr
church met at 2:90 this afternoon, with
Mrs. ]. Nelson March. A social good
time followed a brief business session.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-16
LIBRARY CIRCULATION HAS
INCREASED PRODlGIoUSLY
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, July 15.-The annual
report just completed by Miss Victoria
Ellis, city librarian, shows that during
the year which closed June 80 the total
circulation of the public library was
141 900 volumes. The average monthly
circulation was 11752, the highest
monthly circulation being in February,
when the $4,000 mark was passed.
During the year ending June 80, 1907.
the total circulation of the library was
96972. During the year ending June 30,
1905, the number was only 1854.
The contract for the construction of
the Carnegie library is ready for sign
ing. The whale house in the park was
moved off the site of the new building
today.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-16
HENEY SPEAKS TWICE
BEFORE CHAUTAUQUA
GIVES ACCOUNT OF GRAFT AND
LAND FRAUDS
Large Audience Listens to Interesting
Inside Details of Gases Recently
Conducted by the Noted
Prosecutor
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, July 15.-Francis j..
Heney of San Francisco addressed two
Chautauqua audiences today, lecturing
this afternoon on"The Oregon Land
Frauds" 1t was Mr. Heney's first APP
peaTance on a local platform and his
addresses were listened to by large
crowds. Each lecture dealt with the
history of the interesting cases con-
nected with its subject matter.
Tomorrow will be Y. M. c. A. and
Y. w. C. A. day. The following pro-
gram will be followed:
10 a. m.-Baseball game by Y. NJ. C. A.
teams on high school grounds.
2:30 p m.-Prelude, the Philomel quartet
3 p. Association Work in the United
States" Miss Abbey McEroy, territorial sec
rotary of California, Arizona and Nevada
department Work in the Largest Associa-
ton in the World" Miss Cora latham, gem
eral secretary of the Los Angeles association
Local Association" Miss McLemore gem
eral secretary of the Long Beach association
Exhibition of physical work in association.
$50 p. m.-Prelude the Philome quartet.
p. m.-Advanced gymnastics by members
of physical department
Address, THE Young Man and His Needs,
by State Secretary Wilcox.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-16
PASADENA
J. H. Broadway. ACT.
Home phone 26s5, sunset s74O.
WATER SUPPLY FOUND
IN AWFUL CONDITION
DEAD ANIMALS DISCOVERED IN
RESERVOIR
South Pasadena Board of Health Re-
ports That Contents of Various
cesspooIs Also Are Con-
Eliminating Features
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, July 15.-Shocking con-
ditions in the water supply system of
the Oak Hill Land and Water company
have been revealed by the board OF
health of South Pasadena.
1t is stated that surface water from
the arroyo is allowed to drain into a
"sump hole" and thence is piped into a
reservoir high up on the hill. The con-
tents of various cesspools, it is charged,
also drain into the stump hole. Both
there and in the reservoir dead ami
mails, principally ground squirrels, were
found.
There are only a few users OF this
water in South Pasadena. The board of
health, however, fatty condemns 1t as
being totally unfit for human consump-
ton.
The matter has been taken up with
the officers of the water company and
conditions undoubtedly will be radically
changed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-16
VENICE
Home 401B
Sunset 1891
BIG CROWD ATTENDS
VENICE CHAUTAUQUA
LOCAL SPEAKER DISCUSSES
FINER FORCES
Dramatic Episodes In United States
Navy and Love Letters of Musi.
clan Prove Highly Inter-
estlng Topics
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
VENICE, July 15.-There was the US
ual large attendance at the three ses-
sions of the California Chautauqua to-
day. The program was particularly at
tractive, as it covered a number of sub
jects.
The opening lecture was delivered by
Rev. George T. Weaver of Venice and
Hollywood, who discussed 1.-The Finer
Forces of Nature" He advanced the
theory that the human soul has an of-
ganism, similar to that of the human
body, and is equipped with the five
senses.
Dramatic Episodes in the United
States Navy was the subject of the
second lecture of the morning session,
delivered by Mrs. Emma Greenleaf.
The afternoon number consisted of
Excerpts from the Love Letters of a
Musician" as interpreted by Mrs. MAZE
s. Topper. The delineation was ac-
companied by musical Interpretation on
piano and violin by Miss Myrtle Parks
and Miss Aileen Northup.
Rev. William RAIDER, the San Fran
cisco author and lecturer, was the en-
tertainer at the evening session. The
subject of his lecture was "Oliver
Crornwell-Dramatic Episode in Eng
lish History"
The first number of Thursdays pro-
gram will be a biological and psyche
logical study by Prof. James ID. Hoose
of the University of Southern Califor-
MAS department of philosophy and
education. His subject will be "Educa-
tional Significance of the Baby's Cry"
Mrs. Emma Greenleaf is to deliver her
second lecture tomorrow morning her
subject being Les Miserables' and It's
Maker In the afternoon Miss AIDE
laide Gosnell, a young Los Angeles
debutante of rich promise, will render
two piano selections preceding the lee
ture of Rev. William RAIDER. The sub
iect of this talk will be william the
Silent; the Champion of Dutch Liber-
ties, and the Father of Constitutional
Government" During the evening
prof. Bruce G. Kingsley will give an
interpretative opera recital of Faust"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-16
AnnabIe Trial Commences

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, July 15.-The
preliminary hearing of Joseph Annable,
charged with attempting to kill H. o.
Whitlock three weeks ago because of
insane jealousy over Mrs. Grace Grif-
fen, is on and will be completed to-
morrow. Evidence was introduced to
show that Annable had made open
threats that he intended to kill Mrs.
Griffen or any man connected with her
in any way. Several lively clashes
occurred during the day between the
witnesses for the prosecution and At
torney f. B. Daley for the accused
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-16

have a reserve seat" said one man to-
day as he forced his way to a place on
the guard rail and sent out his line
with a whirr.
Surf fishing and fishing off the outer
wharf are more popular just now than
they have been for several months.
Many well-filled baskets are carried
home daily by young and old.
Sea bass are still biting freely and
the fishing parties on the deep sea
boats report good catches.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-16
DIES FROM SWALLOWING
HER ARTIFICIAL TEETH
Prominent Member Of the Woman's
Socialist Union Taken Mysteri-
ously II and Cause DiscoV-
cred When Too Late
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, July 15.-Mrs. Sarah
whitehead, 800 Grove street, died this
afternoon as the result of accidentally
swallowing her false teeth.
Mrs. Whitehead had slight indis-
position yesterday and this morning
physician was summoned, merely as
precaution. He made light of her ILL
ness. but shortly after he left she be-
came very much worse.
Her family Gould not account for
this, nor could the physician, who was
hastily called again. When too late to
save her life it was discovered that
she had swallowed her false teeth.
Deceased was the widow of L. w.
Whitehead, who died here about three
years ago. She leaves two daughters
and four sons-Miss Ethel Whitehead
of this city, Miss Winifred Whitehead
of Los Angeles, Vivian Whitehead of
Butte, Mont. Hubert Whitehead of
Long Beach and Bernard and Raymond
Whitehead of Pasadena.
She was prominent member of the
Woman's Socialist union. Funeral ar
rangements will be announced later.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-16
FOUND GUILTY OF CHEATING
WIDOW BY FALSE PROMISES
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, July 15.-G. W.
Wagner was found guilty in the SUI
perior court today of obtaining money
under false pretense, having defrauded
Mrs. Sallie Daniels out of $500. Wag-
ner appeared here and made love to
Mrs. Daniels, a widow. On the pre-
tense that he was going to San Fran
cisco to engage in the restaurant bust
ness, and would return and marry the
widow after getting established, he Sc
cured the $500 from her. He then dis
appeared, and after several weeks was
traced to New Orleans. 1t was also
found that he had wife in Los Ange-
les, who, until informed by the officers.
did not know of his duplicity.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-16
GASHED IN THE NECK
BY MERRY WIDOW HAT

PLAINFIELD, N. J., July 15.-Gashed
by the sharp edge of MERRY Widow
hat, which cut nearly into the jugular
vein. James Sutton of this place is
said to be in something of a critical
condition and is under the care Of a
physician, who had to stitch up his
wound.
Sutton, in crowding to get on
train, brushed past woman VINO wore
one of the popular hats, and the sharp
edge raked across the jugular. He bled
profusely and had to be sent to the
hospital.
1t was found necessary to perform
an operation to close the wound. The
cut was so close to the important vein
as to be a very dangerous one ana
lacked but little of being fatal gash.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-16
PASADENA BRIEF NOTES
Special to The Herald.

PASADENA, July 15.-It is requested
that all Democrats in this city meet
at the headquarters of the Democratic
league, room 206 Slavin building, at z
O'Clock Saturday evening, to attend in r.
body the ratification meeting, which
will be held in the Auditorium, Los
Angeles. President Charles Grimes is
expected to return from Arizona to
head the delegation.
DIR. Leslie e. Learned of Ridgway, N.
j., was formally notified today that ne
had been called to the rectorate of All
Saints church. Rev. II. L. Badger will
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-16
MOUNTAIN STREAMS WILL BE
WELL. SUPPLIED WITH TROUT


Special to The Herald
SAN BERNARDINO, July 15.-Word
has been received that in September
this county will receive a shipment of
I60, 900 trout for stocking the mountain
streams in this section. This will be
the largest shipment ever made to this
county, and several streams that have
never been stocked in past years will
be given a supply. The fish this year
will be larger than those planted in
past years.
Hundreds of hunters are in the hills
TODAY with the opening Of the dove and
deer season. Game of both kinds is
said to be very plentiful this year.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-16
BEACH FLoTsAM AND JETSAM
10 The Herald

LONG BEACH, July 15.-More than
$50 employers and employees of the Pa
cific Mutual Insurance company came
to this beach today from Los Angeles
tc enjoy their annual outing. Lunch
con was taken at Hotel Virginia. To-
night they danced at the Majestic pa
Vilion, on the Pike.
A meeting of business men has been
called for l o'clock tomorrow afternoon
to consider the street fair proposition.
The meeting will be held in the cham
Der of commerce headquarters, IA Ia
cific avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-16
San BernardinO News
onics sos Third Street.
Phones-Home SIS, Sunset, Rcd 14Sd
DlPHTHERIA OUTLOOK
DECIDEDLY BRIGHTER
FORTY-EIGHT HOURS PASS
WITHOUT NEW CASES
Patients and Attendants at Highland
Are Being Rapidly Released from
Quarantine, Thanks to Vlgor-
GUS Action All Round


Special to The Herald
SAN BERNARDINO, July 15.-The
diphtheria situation at the state hos.
pital, as well as in this city and High
land, is rapidly improving, practically
no new cases having appeared In the
past forty-eight hours. At the state
hospital patients and attendants are
rapidly being released from quaran-
tine. and it is expected that within
couple of weeks the situation will have
so improved that all guarantees may
be lifted. The authorities-state, coun-
ty and city-have acted vigorously to
stamp out the disease, which was of a
most virulent form.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-16
FOURTEEN APPLY TO OBTAIN
REDUCTION OF ASSESSMENTS
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
PASADENA, July 15.-Sitting as a
board of equalization, the council this
morning received fourteen applications
for reduction of assessment.
The most unusual one was that of
Judge H. H. Klamroth, secretary of
the Pasadena Hospital association, who
asked the council to approprite 5000
from its special funds to pay the taxes
on the hospital, because it was a public
and to some extent a charitable insti-
tuition. No action was taken.
B. o. Kendall, representing the Bos-
ton Investment company, asked for a
reduction on the assessed valuation of
the Boston building, valued at $340 900.
This is one of the largest pieces of
property on which reduction ever has
been asked.
Nearly all the applications were filed
by the council for further hearing.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-16
Bridge Temporarily Repaired

optCIdI To IIIs fIeEdIu-
PASADENA, July 15.-No steps will
be taken at present toward replacing
the Linda Vista bridge. This is the
statement Of c. M. Manning, supervisor
for the First district.
About month ago Mayor Farley, at
the request of the council. following
complaints from citizens, took up the
matter with the board of supervisors
and pointed out to them that the bridge
was in very bad condition. He quoted
a carpenter who had made repairs on
the bridge and found the timbers so
rotten that they would not hold nails.
Manning says that the bridge has
been repaired, so that there is now
no immediate danger from it. 1t is
evident that the board of supervisors
does not intend to remedy the con-
dition there until after the elections.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-16
Santa Fe Foreman Disappears

Special 10 The HeTaId
SAN BERNARDINO, July 15.-Mys-
terry surrounds the disappearance of A.
M. Olsen, who has been flrebox FORE
man in the Santa Fe shops here. Mr..
and Mrs. Olsen had been visiting
friends at Point Richmond and the
husband came home while the wife
remained for a visit with friends. On
her return the wife found that her
husband had not been here. and thus
far she has been unable to secure any
trace of him. He has been traced to