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The Falls City tribune., 1909-03-05

The Ministerial Association
met on Monday afternoon IN the
Office Of County superintendent
Oliver. and matters OF interest
were taken under consideration,
one of which was the condition of
the city and county iaiis, which
are in a sadly undesirable condi-
ton.
Howard Long and wife remov-
ed from the John Tighe farm
near Dawson the first of the week
to a place they have purchased
south of town near the Kansas
line. Their many friends in this
vicinity are glad to welcome them
back to this community.
J.B. Eisenstrant of Kansas City.
who has the contract for the new
Catholic church was in the city
this week. The work will be
pushed as rapidly as possible and
hopes to have it completed by
SEPT. L
Julius Bahr and wife returned
to their home at Reynolds, after
spending a few days at the home
of Emil krause- Mr.. Bahr was
a sister of Mrs. Krause who died
last week.
The sale Of Jacob +. Mack adj
vertised for MONDAY, March Is,
will not be held as advertised ow-
ing to a disa appointment in rent.
ing his farm.
Karl Rauch and son Ernst and
Miss Voelker we're down from
Stella consulting DR.. Miner.
Miss Maggie Faller returned
Tuesday from a few days spent
in St. Joe.
Frank Dorland of Humboldt
was in the city Wednesday night
The Falls City tribune., 1909-03-05

WANrFD-A first class lady
cook at the CITY Hotel.
Frank Sneshen was business
visitor from Humboldt Wednesday
DR.. ". H. Kerr returned this
week from a two weeks trip
at New Orleans.
Mrs, J. r. Moore of Wymore is
in the city visiting her daughter
Mrs. d. q. Griffith.
Elton Sherdaman spent Sunday
with his wife who IS visiting at
the home o. !. II, Jellison,
Mrs. Charles Foehlinger is very
i'll at her home il this city and
underwent a very delicate opera.
ton.
Albert Rauseh living II e ar
Stella underwent an operation for
appendicitis at a hospital IN St.
Joe.
Mrs. I. {. Phillips of Verdon
was in the city "Wednesday the
guest OF Mrs. John Walker and
Mrs. Frank Adams.
Mrs. S. \. Bickel and daugh-
ter Martha returned this week
from an extended visit with
relatives in Fairbury and Lincoln.
James Mcdowell and wife of
Tecumseh are in the city visiting
the formers parents and also Mrs.
Mcdowell sister. Mrs, Harry
Custer.
Jacob Mack who had sale bills
printed this week and had his
sale we'll advertised has been dis
appointed in renting hisfarm and
now he will not hold the sale as
advertised. He is now compelled
to remain on his farm at least
another year.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-03-05

Continued from paee fhraa
ing 10 learn about nice 3
heal"
sI-ah-must certainly aerae with
soa there. Blake. draWled W%infheape,
sam beside the nearest bush.
Blake turned upon him will savage
hirg. You dirty sneak gentle.
nam You've been eayeslroppIueia
The Enelishman's yellow lace pale1
- a sa1IoN notified gray. lie had
seen the same look in Blake's eyes
vice before. and this Time Blake Was
Iar more angry.
You sneak-you sham gent" re-
rsated the American. his voice sink
fns |omInously.
Winthrope dropped in an abiect
heap. as though Blake had struck him
With his club,
No. no. he protested. shrilly. =
an a real amin a not
That's it-you're a not That's
true broke in Blake. with sudden
grim humor. You're a nothing. 4
fellow cant oven wipe his shoes on
o%othing,'
The change TO areas came rs al
Immense relief TO Winthrope.
All. say now, Blake he drawled
~tnlling together his assurance the in
slant the dangerous light left Blake's
eyes. u say, now. do You think 1t fail
The Falls City tribune., 1909-03-05

Lewis Rubin and wife of Wet
more. Kaus., moved into t h e
Lawrence house near the old
water works. Mr.. Rubin will
assist Mr.. Daesehner in the black
smith ard wagon business and
they come with recommendations
At the gym this Thursday
evening there will be a game of
boys basket ball between the town
athletic association and the high
school team.
Mrs. II. A. Munson who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
{. Belle Elliott returned to her
home in Onida, Kansas, Monday.
Nellie Weaver Of Nerdon was
in the city Wednesday,. She was
having some work done at Miss
Judds dress making establishment.
Miss Carrie Day, niece of Rev.
Day will spend some time in the
city. She is employed at Pat
man Sisters millinery store.
Since L. c. Edwards has beer
in the court house he has never
been buster than he is at the pre-
sent time. There are many real
estate transfers every day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Carlo are
at Diller, helping their son VIM
and his wife get settled in their
new home there.
Waugh McVey, Of Harry Gus
ters printery was a St. Joe visitor
Monday night.
Virgil Grinstead of Salem saw
the play here Wednesday night,
Rev. f. L. Yoder and wife
were Morrill, visitors this week.
Miss Edna Gateield of Clay
Center is visiting Mildred Bowers,
The Falls City tribune., 1909-03-05
THE Corners AND COERS
Crowded oa the regular Lea Page.

AH#'hH'. .NA AIf AA#iH #As8AA g. AA's
Miss Bessie Hickman of Nc.
Cook is a guest at the home OF
Charles Foehlinger.
viii Goolsby aud wife are the
parents of a bright little girl
which arrived at their home Tues
day evening.
Peter Frederick, IT., was a
Kansas City visitor this week.
He will return in a few days with
two automobiles.
Mrs. Dave Griffith and daugh-
ter Bernice of Verdon were guests
at the homes of D. N. Davies and
q. L. Windle last week.
Clyde Harden and family of
Nerdon left this week for their
new home at Burwell, Nebraska.
We received a postal from them
asking that the Tribune be sent
to that place. We wish them the
best cf success in their new home.
Max Hoffman. husband of Ger
trude Hoffman, who Is doing the
sSalome' dance in Kansas City,
said to a reporter, She is all
wrapped up III her art. The re-
porter has been trying to figure
out ever since whether the man
was in earnest, or whether he
was springipg a pun.
Rey. Brother Raphael will de-
liver a free lecture under the aus
pieces of the Knights of Columbus
of Falls City at the Court House
on Tuesday evening. March 9th.
The public is invited and a cor
dial invitation is extended to the
clergy of Falls City, Neb.
By Committee.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-03-05
Private Money.

Private money to loan on Real
Estate. Mortgages bought and
sold. Call at First National
Bank. 3-tf A. J. WEAVER
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-21

SPRING HOSIERY FAMILY
Ladies Lis
Ladies' Black thinnest
the market pair .,.....,,25c
(The above also in pink blue Law, nile,
Ladies' Metterized, elegant
The C"qnerer Hose for Ladies in tan black light medium
fialt Hose white with pink blue
ChildfenS White Lace Hall Hose Csc pair
Boys white
1oc, IL &c,
Men Women guaranteed holes
for MONTHS mems
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SALE OF FINE mu sLIN uNDERwEAR-~

SALE OF FINE slim uNDERwEAR-
The largest this city the comment made BY
al .o ~ This line We carry pee Ladies' Chit
dren Drawers Skirts Corset Covers on6na-
Suits,
Chndren Drawers quality muslin four pin tuck at bottom
button ''1
Ladies' Drawers Muslin, Cambria etc. trimmed IN pm
tucks; edged open or closed
..... .25o, 48c, 79c, $t29 ana $148
Ladies' made Of good muslin or hansoo
trimmed at neck and with Hamburg pretty Laees
....... 48c, 79c, $780, s7.48
ladies Gowns styles from all made the best ma
eas trimmed in dainty fashion, with good quality Of laces ana
- 800 - ......... =. 10 s2e8
$780, 1885, voc
skirts to please any plainly eaboay IN pest
wearing embroideries big line 70 1880
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SMALL NOTIONS.

The many little things needed in a
Ladies Wardrobe and for making
Spring Frocks.
Hook and Eyes, black and white,
. Sc and 10c
Goats Spool Cotton. .......6 for 25c
Cabinet Hair Pins .......... Sc box
Dress Shields. 80. .1oc, 15c, 25e pair
Toilet Pins, full count SC and 1oc
Wash Rags, full size ...........-..4 c
Ladies II. S. Handkerchiefs,
....... 1903 for 45c
Colgate's Powder .15c box
Pearl Buttons .....2 doz SC
Linen Tape Lines ...............o
Children's Hose Supp's. 1oe and 2oc
Cosmo Buttermilk Soap ..........1e
Gold Beauty Pins -. Toe, 15e, 25c pr
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-21

HYDE GRADE PETTicoATs.
! splendid material, made by the
same firm who make the famous
and genuine Heatherbloom.
These skirts are Of lightweight
material, made with double
fiounce with four rows of pin
tucks: others with five straps
around the bottom; all made
with under dust ruffle; colors
are black, black and white
plaid, also plaids of black and
green. black and brown, black
and red. $3.50 values for ......9
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-21
NEWEST SPRING OXFORDS FOR
LADIES AND CHILDREN.

A wide range of styles in black or
tan at a saving to you of from SOC to
Toe on the pair. All Oxfords Of soft
leather, giving maximum of wear com
bined with style and comfort. Com
pare our prices.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-21
CHlLDREN'S PiQUE COATS-IN-
FANTS' DRESSES,

The coats are made of splendid
quality pique with large sailor collars,
trimmed in embroidery and large
clear pearl buttons .....75c TO $2.93
Infants Dresses, 6 mos to 3 yrs,
made of fine Lawn and NainsooF, very
daintily trimmed ....... 35c to $t,93
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THE BEST PETTICoAT EVER
SHOWN AT 1898.

Made Of superior quality taffeta in
black and colors; deep fiounce, made
tucked and circular style; good dust
runle of percaline underneath; a pet
ticoat that wears, worth $500,
-s3 o.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-21
Special Offerings for Week
BEGINNING MONDAY, MARCH p

in which tprpn is
hafyouwH radlyn
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-21

MEMS LINEN COLLARS.
Four ply in variety OF shapes;
standing or turn-down; all the
new .tvIes foc and 15c
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-21

White Lawn full embroidery front
button back, lace collar and
cuffs ,.................5oc
Coed quality White Lawn and
Lingerie in six styles full fronts
Of embroidery, collars edged
with lace new longpointed
sleeves, tucked and edged with
narrow lace Observation-Disclosures. 98c
White Lingerie with full front,
embroidered in pink and blue,
the latest novelty -...........Sl .4e
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CHlLDREN'S LINGERIE HATS,
SOC TO $1.93.

Vast assortment trimmed in hand
some embroidery and ribbons; silk
null in pink, white and blue 98c to $2.48
Little Boys Straw Caps in straight
military style with brush on side;
values are $1.00, for ..............6ec
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-21
EASTER RIBBONS.


Our line of Ribbons is complete
in every way. Plain Ribbons or
Fancy Ribbons; over 800 pieces
to select from. We only handle
the best grades, all silk, no
shoddy qualities. Match Ribbons
for hair and sash bow. Ia in,
20c a in ...........4a c
Plain or MORE Fancy Ribbons
........ Goc 10 TOY
Plain Ribbons .............5c to 49c
Lingerie Wash Ribbons ....4e to 1oc
Ribbon Beltings, heavy grades, all
colors, per inch .........,.'.''1
WHITE BEDsPREADs.
Two Special Values.
Lot A, full size, worth S5c, at o9e
Lot B, full size worth $l.00, at 9sc
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-21

White Lingerie fine quality, fun
front, of fine openworl emOroid-
cry: others of Val lace inser-
ton, new long sleeves, trimmed
to match front button pack
..,....... ............ S1,98 and 1898
Fine quality white Lingerie full
fronts, of heavy embroidery and
laces. finished a yohes with
large medalions, long point
ed tucked sleeves, edged in
lace ................s 3.48 and $3,98
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-21
TIE PHENOMENAL GROWTH.

TIE PHENOMENAL GROWTH.
Growth OF this business is the very
best protf of the character of the
bargains that we offer daily. And
every period of growth is marked by
ability and an incentive to give you
still greater values. Evidence multi
plies to sustain our claim of giving
the best values always and treating
the public courteously- May we add
your name to our list
or PLEASED PATRONS.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-21

Soft clinging Messalines in all the
new shades, twenty five inches
wide; The silk now mostly in
demand for street and evening
costumes; pink, sky, Copenha-
gen peacock cream, cham
payne, brown, tan old rose,
mails, white, and black ......... sec
Twenty -four inch Wash Silks in
beautiful floral designs, all silk
and absolutely fast colors:
white ground, figured in pink,
blue, lavender and yellow. A
Csc value. at per yard SOC
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-21

5hantns Raiah, the very popular
rough silk, the ideal lightweight
spring silk, for ladies or chill
dren's dresses, SO inches wide:
pink, Sky, navy, white and
black OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Soc
Twenty -seven-inch Jap Wash Silk,
with body for good wear and
will hold its color in the tub
and not easily split from per-
spiratiop; comes in all the sta
pie colors, at the yard ..........5o SOC
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food quality Jap Silk, front of
fine pin tucks button back long
sleeves, standing collar, black
or white ....................,$2.98
\ variety of Jap Silk Waists in
black or white, all-oyer em-
broidery fronts; others of fine
lace yokes; front and back with
heavy medallions. Must be
seen to be appreciated 1898 G. $4.98
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-21

LADIES' WHITE LAWN APRONS.
FulI width and 36-in. long, CSC.
Nurses Bib Aprans with embroidery
on shoulders, Csc.
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PHONE ORDERS.

The greatly increasing bus
mess that we daily receive over
the phone must have its sienifi-
canoe, and it must be attributed
to the fact that every order is
filled with utmost care. Every
order, no matter how small, re-
ceiVes same attention as person .
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IMPORTANT DRESS SILK OFFERINGS

WHATEVER YOUR PLANS FOR SPRING DREssMAKNe THEY CAN
BE SPLENDDLY SATISFIED SAVINGS
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-21

SEE THIS IMMENSE LINE OF NEW WAISTS
CHANGE OF STYLE WHICH WE sH0"
N
Evening star., 1909-01-24

PERTINENT. Dul IleI own misfortune
saved her. Just then in walked ].
O'Brien, the Girl Who Doesn't Have
to Work, blubbering like a babe. l
had told
As it turned out, K Madden was at
once released. O'Brien started right
in on Mr.. Henly to beg off, and had
SO much to say about how she abso-
lutely depended upon her position and
how there was illness at home and so
on, that it was all of five minutes before
he could stanch the flow and say that
he had not planned to dismiss her or
anything like that, but that he GER
tainly did think she was a prune, or
words to that effect
All l wonder is, VIII O'Brien turn
out to be saved? | doubt it. But it
certainly makes me laugh to think of
her begging him for her job.
The Girl Who Doesn't Have to
Work.
And Does!
| guess we all know the type
Evening star., 1909-01-24

IIO1n L1le lIdVOI tIdL IL Was O1le Ol
those Scandinavians with a teeter-
tawter voice that has the English Ian
guage on one end and Svenska on the
other
Tin ears!" Uttered O'Brien.
K Madden just looked at her K is
very effective with that. Camille.
you've got a rotten twang to your
voice, and then ever so gently; but
it's so much sweeter than your dis
posish' -
Tin ears" was the dazzling reply
of the Girl Who Doesn't Have to Work
X. Madden went ahead with the
call. wasting polite smile on the little
idiot-shanty Irish at that, and know
it! But it made me so mad that |
could have slapped her face right there
But | didn't Not for mel | know
what it IS to be a lady Let the others
be rude and common all they want to;
l won't Back to the laundry" |
said to her
Jiggersl" whispered little Ober-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-04
BRANDENBURG CLAIMED
AS HUSBAND BY TWO
Fugitive Author Said to Have
Been Twice Married
I TSoeeiol Dspoich 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 he Call
NEW YORK. Feb. S.-Two women
claim Broughton Brandenburg. the flu
gitive author, as their husband. The
second Mrs. Brandenburg was Mrs. Min
ME Leonard Cabanne. wife of a well
known resident of St. Louis, and daugh-
ter of the late Simeon Leonard of Eddy
vile, KY, who was at one time wealthy.
Mrs yaline Brandenburg has several
times demonstrated her right to be rec
ognized as the wife of the author by
having him jailed for nonsupport. She
says there never has been a divorce.
Brandenburg is believed to be hiding
in New York city and detectives are
looking for him. If he is not appre-
hended the $1,000 bail bond in the Gro
yer Cleveland letter forgery case will be
forfeited.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-04
OPIUM DENS OPERATE
UNDER POLICE ORDERS {
Health Board Learns of Manv
"Fiends" in City
TSnec;oI D;xooirb 10 I'll. en-

SACRAMENTO. Feb. S.-opium dens
operate in Sacramento under police
regulation because Chief Sullivan and
members of the city board of health
believe they are a necessary evil
This fact was brought out TODAY nv
the declaration of DR.. f. G. Fay at a
meeting of the board of health. DR..
Fay declared that a great number of
young men in Sacramento are opium
and cocaine fiends and that il was
necessary to violate the state law TO
keep others from acquiring the habit.
Chief Sullivan says he tried for
months to stamp out the opium dens.
but found that the habit grew among
young men, and he decided it was
better to let the dens run openly where
they can be watched Under regula-
ton. he says. only those known to be
confirmed fiends are permitted in the
places.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-04
Families Rescued

RED BLUFF. Feb 3.-The highest
point ever recorded by the Sacramento
river at this place was reached at 10
o'clock tonight. when the stream
showed a depth Of 80 feet 6 inches. two
feet higher than II has ever risen be-
fore. The low lying portions Of the
town are flooded Bridges are down in
all directions and railroad traffic sus-
pended between Red Bluff and Redding
and along the roads and railway the
bodies of cattle and horses. cut off by
the food and drowned, are frequent
sights. Several families were only res
cued by means OF boats At a late
hour tonight the water is receding and
had already fallen over a foot.
Seven hundred men and four pile
drivers with three trsinloads Of sand
are lying on a side track at Los Mo-
limos. ready TO begin the repair work
at Tehama as soon as they can get to
the scene
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-04
MARINE
BUSSE FAMILY ATTENDS
TUCKERMAN FUNERAL
Chicago Mayors Brother Ill as
Result of Accident

CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-The funeral of
Mrs. Iucius C. Tuckerman, who was
killed Sunday night by the accidental
discharge of a revolver in the hands of
George A. Busse. brother of the mayor.
was held last night. The body of Mrs.
Tuckerman viii be cremated and the
ashes taken east for burial.
The mayor and members OF the Busse
family. with the exception of George.
who was i'll as a result of the accident.
attended the funeral Major T. ].
Lewis. in command at Fort Sheridan.
and other army officers also attended.
The bereft husband came from his
home at Milton -on-the-H Hudson. n. Y.
With him was his daughter. Marian.
Alfred, the little boy. was In Chicago
at the time of the accident
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-04
LUCKY BALDWIN
SAID TO BE DYING
Noted Turfman Seriously iii and
Reports of Real Condition
Are Conflicting
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispdlch 10 The Cali
Los ANGELES. Feb. Sc. ]. CLucky)
Baldwin, probably the most noted figure
in the turf world today. is seriously ill
at his ranch al santa Anita. It was
reported in Los Angeles tonight that
Baldwin could not survive the night.
An attack of la grippe and an affec-
tion of the heart. it is said. have
brought the sturdy old turfman near
death.
A message from the ranch received
late tonight at Santa Anita states that
Baldwin had been able to sit up part
of the time during the day. but is con-
fined closely to his room.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-04
GIRL WAVES GOODBY To
ALFRED G. VANDERBILT T
Miss Eleanor Sears of Boston
Watches Millionaire Depart
ISpeciol Dispatch 10 The Cali

Especial Dispatch 10 he Call
NEW YORK, Feb. s.-When the
Mauretania pulled away from the dock
this morning she left behind an eddy
of gossip. Among the passengers was
Alfred G.. Vanderbilt. On the deck
vigorously waving farewell handker-
chief to him was Miss Eleanor Sears.
the Boston society girl who has at
tracted notice through her daring ath-
1etic feats-
Miss Sears. with her mother. was in
the party which arrived at the Cunard-
er's dock with Vanderbilt a few min
utes before sailing time to see him of
Not moment of the interval before
the going ashore" whistle sounded
were Vanderbilt and Miss Sears sep
arated, and the millionaire's marked
attention to the young woman was
generally noticed and commented uDon.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-04
Mitchell Admits Complaint

At the house at the, time were his
little year old baby boy and his
mother. Mrs. Matilda Mitchell. He
stated that his wife was at home, con-
fined to her room by illness. For sew
eral days prior to yesterday, however,
Mrs. Mitchell stayed with friends in
Park street, Alameda
Yes, there was divorce complaint
fled" said Mitchell, "but the suit is
not to be pressed. 1t was not brought
on the ground of infidelity. but on that
of extreme cruelty. Anyway, we have
effected a reconciliation. The girl,
Irene. was not mentioned in the com
plant. / don't know that she has made
any affidavit involving me. No. you
can't see Mrs. Mitchell"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-04
DETECTIVE WOUNDED
WITH OWN BULLET
Wife of ST. Clair Hodgkins
Seems to Have Hit Her
Husbands Skull

OAKLAND. Feb. s.-Detective St
Clair Hodgkins was the victim OF a
bullet from his own revolver. fred by
his wife. in the shooting last night
which followed his encounter near his
home at Twenty fourth street and Tele-
graph avenue with J. B. Clifton. an ex-
convict
When Hodgkins summoned his wife
from the house after graphing with
the fugitive highwayman. he was shot
from behind. and any shots fired by
Clifton must have been from in front
of Hodgkins. who was in pursuit OF
the fugitive when Clifton used his
weapon. Therefore. the bullet which
plowed into the detectives skull must
have come from the weapon which Mrs
Hodgkins took TO her husband. accord
ing to those who have investigated the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-04
TRAP OF WIFE
CATCHES MAID
WITH HUSBAND
Mrs. Frank S. Mitchell Hides
Behind Piano While CIubman
Thinks Her Far Away
Inidelity and Cruelty Alleged in
Divorce Complaint Filed
in Alameda
Defendant Hints at Reconcilia-
ton, Denying Suit Is Based
on Broken Vows

For the second time in his married
life Frank $. Mitchell has been sued
for divorce. This news win call for
excitement about the vicinity of Pine
and Montgomery streets. this city.
where he has an Insurance office; in
the Bohemian and Olympic clubs.
where he is member; in several
church choirs where his voice was at
one time raised with fervor; in social
circles in this city. where he and his
wife are well known, and also in Ala
media, where they live in cozy cot
tage at 1oli Morton street.
The present Mrs. Mitchell was Ruth
Anderson. daughter Of wealthy con-
tractor OF Los Angeles. The couple
have one child.
The suit fcr divorce was filed in Ala
media county Friday, and since then has
reposed in the secret file.