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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23
u. 5. Brnnch MISUNDERSTANDING omce

A branch OF the United States photographic
office located at the Merchants Exchange is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navigators cordially invited to
visit the office. where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers 10 navigation and mat
ters of interest TO ocean commerce.
J. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. U. S. n. in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23
Shipments for the North

The German steamer Ella was cleared for Van
couyer yesterday with 1857 tons concentrates
II SKIS ore, II SKIS Stag and IL .45J lbs jute.
valued at sol ,302. cargo from this port. The
steamer also had 4, 600 SKIS plaster, valued at
S1,35o, route from Los Angeles to the port OF
destination.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23
60, uunLer. AT caI,fornia CITY

The navy department has let a con-
tract for the construction of steel
now in use at the navy coaling station
af California City. Snare & Triest of
New York have secured the job and
will begin work at once.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23

Steamer National City arrived from Fort Bragg
steamer Wasp arrived from Coos hay with
lumber.
Tank steamer whittier arrived from San Fran
cisco and cleared for San Diego
Schooner Albert Meyer sailed IN osiiast Ior
SEATTLE. March 22-with 4o2 passengers,
the largest number brought by one steamer TINS
year. the Governor arrived from san Francisco
ship r. F. Packard arrived from Earl Harbor
10 prepare for the cannery season She will sail
FOR Chignik With supplies and employees IN ABOUT
I 10 days.
with general cargo.
/ steamer Falcon shifted 70 Tacoma tonight.
With $50 passengers and heavy cargo, the
steamer Bertha sailed tonight fer Valdez and the
Steamer Northlsnd sailed FOR Juneau and way
TACOMA. March 22-British steamer oanfa
arrived this evening from Liverpool and the
orient. She brought large inward cargo, lnclud-
4 ing heavy silk shipments.
Stesmer Edith is in port loading railway mate
rial FOR Alaska. She will return 10 Seattle 10
British bark Inverness-shire viii leave port
"Wednesday morning with cargo OF gram ior
the United Kingdom.
steamer Governor IS due tomorrow from San
/ Francisco.
Blue funnel liner keemun will leave Wednes-
day morning for the orient and Liverpool
! Schooners William Nottingham and George r.
Billings. which passed inward yesterday, VIII
! come 10 this port to load lumber for Callao.s
ASTORIA. March 22.-After having discharged
its ballast here the Russian bark Dundee was
towed across the river this morning 10 the Column
bis mill at Knsppton 10 load lumber for Europe.
Deputy Collector W. A Fairweather Of the Ia
coma custom house arrived here this Afternoon 10
( enter the vessel there. although II Is only SIX
miles awaE. but in the state OF Washington ana
fn the Puget sound district.
OIL tank steamer W. = Porter. with cargo
OF oil for the STANDARD oil company. arrived
from Point Richmond.
Steamer Rose City arrived tonight from San
! Francisco with freight and passengers
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23
PROPOSALS

OFFICE Constructing Quartermaster. Fort Ma.
son San Francisco. Cal. February 23. 1909
Sealed proposals. In triplicate. for constructing
one barrack building. one band bsrrack buildiuf
and three double sets Non-Commissioned OffcerS
Quarters, also installing heating. plumbing and
electric wiring in same. will be received herr
until II a. m. March -. 1909. and then opened
lnformstion and blank proposals furnished on sD-
plication. A deposit OF s25 each win be re
quired to insure return OF plans. etc Proposals
to be inclosed in sealed envelopes, marked PRO
posa1s for Buildings at Presidio OF San Fran
CISCO" and addressed TO Major Geo. Mex. VII
Hanson. Quartermaster. q. 5. A.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23
10 Mariner,

Captain Holmes OF the steamer Rosecrans ra
ports BY wireless TO the branch hydrogranhic ~
min. long W 122 deg he sighted a spar standing
unrigft about II feet out Of water painted red
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23
Memoranda

% from Honoinu-Was in company with q
French bark for three days
life saving tug Snohomish Capfain
Davis reports stmr r. y. Tnmsn viii he total
loss; crow can walk aboard from the ro-ks
Entire crew. including the captain. are with the
wreck.
LONDON. March 2o-shanghsf cables Rr
stmr Dakotab for San Francisco. put back win
machinery disabled: repairs completed and ves
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23
SALES
The Greatest
HORSE SALE
Ever Held in California
second Annual Sale
PLEAsANTON, CAL.

THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SAfIhDAA'
March Is. &c, 20. 1903.
FIRST DAY
Complete dispersal sale of NUTNcOD SIoSA
FARM Estate Of Martin Carter. deceasea-)
SECOND DAY
100 head Of high class Race Horses. STATIONS
Brood Mares. Colts and Ftllies, entered IN 10,
TURTLES. including Lottie Lynwocd & year ol1 ,1
sister to Sonoma Girl. 2:05Lf; Nid beH
t2;0SA); Moy (2:07ssl and others.
THIRD DAY
loo head Draft Work and Road Horses
among which are carload young broken prafe
Mares and Geldings 1900 TO 100. from Low
lands Farm. woodland. & consignment from
Edison. Taylor Lovelocks Nevada. OF broken
blocky built Geldings 1900 TO 1900. Send Tor
catalogue.
FRED H. CHASE & Co,
Live Stock Auetioneers.
AIS Valencia Street, San Francisco. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23

Come to the OPENING SALE OF the
EMPIRE HORSE MARKET
297 VALENCIA ST. AT 14TH-
Tuesday. March % at l p. m and p N.
so head of gentle broke, all purpose wagon
and driving horses single and double. VIII De
sold at ] p. m.
80 head Of young. sound. Oregon horses, welsh
ing from 100 TO /, 400 lbs. broken double,
will be sold at s 2.
All will be guaranteed represented
No reserve or limit; a cash deposit required
on all purchases " Fl. CHURCHILL
e STEWART & CO. Auetio1eers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23
Leave for

California Limited through to Chicago
leaves mt 1880 p. m.
OFFICES:
673 Market Street and Market Street
Ferry Depot, San Francisco
1ll2 Broadway, Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23
Weather Report

United States Department of Agricuitureo
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. March z. lSvS.
RAINFALL DATA
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23

Army Transports
The Logan sailed Msrch 10 from Honolulu for
Manila.
The Crook is in port.
The Buford is in port
The sherman is in port.
The Warren is ST Manila
The Dix arrived February al Honolulu from
Seattle.
The sheridan is en- route from Manila for this
port
The Thomas Is in port.
The Fitzpatrick sailed February II from New
York for Manila.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23
RAcETRACk GAMBLING DOOMED

THIS COMPANY lent its active by egsla
betting racetTacks, beeVng
that the death blow to the
the SOPPORTU
NIFTY makes the thief" makes the gambler More
defautefs and thieves gambling than other evil
SINCE passage gambling bill this
issued NEW RATES FOR GUARANTEEING THE HONESTY of
employees Of all kinds California Officers of corporation and
mercantile their well
trusted employees bond all who positions of
atesf for Blanket bonds.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23

Time Ball
United States branch photographic office Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, March
%. 1909.
The time ball on the tower of the Ferry build
ing was dropped today exactly at noon. Pacific
standard time (120th meridian), at Sh. com.
Oos Greenwich mean time.
J. G. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. L. s. n. in charge
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-23
sun. MOON and Tide

United States coast and geodetic survey-Time
aud heights OF tides at Fort Point. For city
front mission street wharf) add % minutes
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
|ORPH[UM OFFERS
| EXCEPTIONAL BILL
Program Opening Sunday Con-
tains Unusual Vaudeville
Attractions

OAKLAND, Oct. 16.-"Wanted, a Sis
ter" will be one of the noteworthy at
fractions on the rev bill at the Or
pheum opening tomorrow Sunday
afternoon. The program is a feature
one throughout. illustrating what the
Orpheum circuit mana cement provides
for its many thousands of patrons here
-an entertainment of the highest class.
James Young. assisted by Lorayne Os-
borne and Robert Strauss. appears in 1t
sketch which is alive with sparkling
comedy.
Among the best of the newcomers is
Ed F. Reynaud, in one of the most
novel vaudeville acts ever presented.
He is rarely clever ventriloquist. and
this has added to his entertaining act
by introducing a variety of humorous
incidents, using his automatons in an
unusually unique fashion.
Mary Norman, in Some Types of
Woman, depicting among her carlca-
lures foibles of society girls, besides a
sketch of character studies, will prove
a strong feature. The monologue gives
Miss Norman every opportunity to dis
play her rare ability as an actress.
Pflu, trained dog, and his master,
Signor Ancillottf, present new and
remarkable display Of animal mind
reading" so called from the extraor-
binary development of canine training
Ancillotti has reached with his dog.
Edna Aug, the smart little comedi-
enne, whose work radiates with brill
lancy at every turn, will be seen in her
series of character types.
The Big City quartet. immense favor
ties in Oakland, will render new selec-
tions and some of the old song hits that
have charmed audiences during the
week.
Henry Give, smart entertainer of
new sort. will please with his comedy
and will also introduce some new busi-
ness into his amusing performance.
Les Myosotis, pretty ballet dancers
from the Royal opera house in Munich.
will give a pleasing performance.
So great has been the interest dis
played in the pictures of the aviation
races at Rheims, in France. and the
views of Commander Peary on board
the Roosevelt, that the mana cement
has decided to retain these pictures for
a second week
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
RESIGNATION OF
STfARNS ACCEPTED

OAKLAND, Oct. 16.-The resignation
of Edwin Stearns, secretary of the
chamber of commerce, was accepted
this afternoon by the executive com
mittee of that body. The resignation,
which was handed in several days ago,
will take effect October 26.
The executive committee considered
several applicants for the position, but
chose none of those who had been put
forward. Another meeting will be held
In few days. at which the question
of choosing Stearns' successor will
again be considered.
Stearns will leave for a vacation to
regain his lost health as soon as his
resignation goes into effect. He re-
signed because of poor health, and de-
clared today that he would not engage
in active business again until he is
well He said that he would return to
Oakland
The executive committee which is
engaged with canvassing the appIica-
tions for the secretaryship of the cham
Der OF commerce is composed of H. c.
Capwell, l. Fl. Clay, Walter S. Mackay
]. Tyrrell, A. j. Snyder and Henry P
Dalton.
A quarterly meeting of the members
OF the chamber of commerce will be
held next Tuesday evening. "Munici
pal improvements" will be the theme of
the discussion that will take place. and
the talk will turn on water front bonds.
parks, streets, municipal buildings and
annexation of outlying districts to Oak
land
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
PROMINENT MERCHANT
DIES AT SAN DIEGO
William II. Robinson Passes
Away Unexpectedly

OAKLAND. Oct. 1s.-Friends Of VIII
liam Howard Robinson. for many wears
prominent in commercial affairs on the
Pacihc coast. We're distressed by his
sudden death. which occurred in San
Diego several davs ago. Though Ill for
two months, the summons was unex-
pected He was resident of Fruit
vale for several wears before going to
southern California.
Born so years ago at Lexington.
Mass Robinson was educated under
fine auspices. He was graduated from
the United States naval academy at
Annapolis. but after several years
service was compelled TO resign on ac-
count Of III health. He managed a
large cotton plantation in Louisiana
for a time and came thence 10 Cslffo--
MIA. Enga ging in ranching on the
80 era meuto river, Robinson lost heavily
from floods.
For 80 wears he was general buver
for the Cutting packing and comnlig-
aion company OF San Francisco. In
1901 he went to Tahiti as manager of
the Tahiti commercial and sugar COM
pany and representative of the Oceanic
steamship company. He returned on ac-
count Of his wife's illness. Survivin 2
him is his widow. Mrs. Gertrude SQUIRE
Robinson. and two sons. George How
ard Robinson and Ronald Squire Rob-
inson.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
CONTRACTORS SUE
W.P.FOR BIG sum

OAKLAND, Oct. 16.-Disputes which
have arisen between the Western Pa
cifc company and the E. B. & A. L.
Stone company over the amount of
money due for the construction of AZ
miles of main line in Alameda county
have been referred to the superior court
for adjustment, as predicted by The
Call year ago. Suit for $426,S5515,
which the Stone company alleges is
still due. with >interest at per cent
since July II, 1908, was filed in behalf
of the construction firm today. Attor-
neys Fitzgerald & Abbott are acting as
counsel for the plaintiffs.
The trouble had its inception in wide
Iy varying totals, secured by engineers
for each party. of cubic yards of ma
teriaI handled and differences also as to
the classified ton of material for which
different prices were paid under the
contract.
The contract was signed November
Is. 1905, and called for the complete
construction of the roadbed, with the
exception of the actual track laying.
When the contract was finished the
Western Pacific paid the E. B. & 4. l.
Stone company a total of S1,62S,33S.49
out of a demand for s2.055.193.64
The Stone company alleged that
errors crept into the measurements
made by Chief Engineer V. c. Bogue
and his assistants, and the claim was
also made that they had classified ma
terial wrongly in basing their calcula-
tions.
The contradictions on this point will
cal for extended expert testimony, with
the examination of enormous mass
of data by the trial Judge.
In addition demand of 81 .0OS.1S was
made for the rental of pumping appa
ratus supplied the railway company,
which did not come under the contract
provisions.
The work done by the Stone company
included the right of way through Niles
canyon, with the installation of
bridges. bitches, culverts and elaborate
work to safeguard the line from floods.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND. Oct. 16.--The following marriage
licenses issued today:
Frank E. Pereira 2s, and Mary E. Costa, 1s,
both of Decoto.
Rhoda r. Daley. 25. oakland
Otto D. Rohlfs. 26. Seattle and Jessie c..
Mcmillan, %, Bellngham.
William R. Carney, %. and Stella NJ. Pifhn.
is, both of Willis.
william j. Russell. 80, and Marguerite j.
Thompson, II. both of Oakland.
John T. Hoover, SO, and Frances l.. Hufty,
40, both OF Oakland
George l.. England, %. and Pauline Krutt-
schnitt. IS. both OF Fruitvale.
Maurice Sweeney. 81, and Helen Nelson, IS,
both OF San Francisco.
Henry l.. Fisher. 81. and Marguerite Cor
man. IS, both Of San Francisco.
Antone r. Rose, 81. San Pablo, and Nellie
Langfeld, 20. Oakland.
Chester Gould, 26, and Mae souza, II, both
of Oakland.
Rudolph staedler. a.. and Mary Noyer 4s.
both of Oakland
Ernest L. winkleman. o. and Eta NJ. Sharp,
1S both of Oakland.
Alexander stragla 46, and Adeline Neston,
so. both OF Oakland
Thomas G. Munro. "a, Alameda, and Alice G.
Bishop. "a Oakland
William W. r. Reeves Jr.. -, and Glare E.
Armstrong, &C. both OF SuistIn
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
DRAMATIC SINGER
TO GIVE PROGRAM
San Francisco Soloist Will Rem
der Half Hour of Music in
Greek Theater

BERKELEY. Oct. 16.-Lyrics and
Italian love songs will be the feature
of the program of music which will be
rendered for half an hour in the Greek
theater tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
by Mrs. Frances Thoroughman, a San
Francisco dramatic soprano. Mrs.
Thoroughman has a wide repertoire of
songs, and the program tomorrow will
show the quality of her voice as well as
its range.
She recently came to San Francisco
from Los Angeles, where she has ap-
peared in church, concert and oratorio
work. She formerly studied under
Prof. Kern Russo, the well known
tenor, and Nine. Genevra Johnstone
Bishop. whose speciality is operatic
singing.
This will be the first appearance in
the bay cities of Mrs. Thoroughman.
Frederick Maurer Jr. will accompany
her at the piano. Her program fol-
lows:
.'salve Regina" C. Henshaw Dana; Mrs
Beach's setting of Brownng's lyric. ''The Years
at the Spring; "Lieti Signor,' from Meyer
beers 'The Huguenots'' Amy woodford Fin
denis setting of Lawrence Hopes lyric, Less
Than the Dust" from Indian Love Lyrics; /;
Yradier's La Paloma''; '.Vissi d'Arte, yissi
d'Amore.'' from Puccini's LA Tosca"; Where
Blossoms Grow sans souci, and Allitsen's Love
Is Bubble
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
Curtisu Motor Cycles

1909 reduced to sl75.0o. Come in OF
write right away, as stock is limited
Geo. A. Faulkner.
z5l 18th St.. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17

MEDICAL COLLEGE TO RAISE CAsH-oak-
land Oct. IA petition to mortgage prop
erty owned by the Oakland college OF medicine
and surgery to loan of SS,5 500 was
filed in the superior court today
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
EVENTS m THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON BAY OF SAN FRACSCO
YEGGMAN HAS
AN OAKLAND RECORD
Figured in Mysterious Shooting
of Two Years Ago

OAKLAND. Oct. 1s.-Accordins to
the Oakland police. Harry Boyle. the
one legged yeggman who is under ar
rest in San Francisco for cutting the
throat of John Frederick. was con-
cerned in an affair in which his actions
were extremely suspicious more than
two years ago.
Together with Charles Hubbard he
was arrested at First and Franklin
streets by Detective Green Both men
had gunshot wounds. Boyle's hand hav-
ing been pierced by bullet and Hub
bard's arm being in a similar con-
dition-
1t was believed at the time that they
had shot each other in a quarrel over
the division OF the. spoils OF a robbery.
and they were kept under arrest for
several days Both steadfastly re-
fused TO tell anything of the shooting.
and they were finally released.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
IN HOSPITAL THREE
TIMES IN TEN DAYS
Mangled Leg Climax to Series
of Lighter Injuries

OAKLAND. Oct. 1s.-Making his
third visit to the receiving hospital
within 10 days. John Scott, an assist
ant foreman in the employ of Cotton
Brothers. reported today with badly
crushed left leg below the knee. The
collapse of derrick used in the in
stallation of the salt water fire sys-
tenn at Lake Merritt injured Scott to-
day.
On two occasions he had been in
]ured by heavy castings rolling into
excavations. one bruising his head bad
ly and the second MASKING several toes.
The fractured ends of the leg bones
required delicate adjustment today and
he was later removed to White Cross
hospital at Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17

Want to Get a Roomf
You can find a good list of Al places
under the Rooms to Let heading in the
classified section. Look them over.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
JUDEAN SOCIETY READY
FOR ANNUAL DANCE

OAKLAND. Oct. l6.-The fourth an
nusl ball OF the Judean society of oak
land will be held tomorrow night in
Maple hall One feature of the occa-
sion will be the political waltz" which
originated in the great interest being
displayed in the society election of Of
fcers, which will be held two months
from now. The committee of arrange
raents is composed of J. J. Hirsch, L.
Weiss. K. Schary, Charles Kletz. H d.
Gilmacher. B. Buchanan and J. GIik-
barg
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17
PLAN MASS MEETING
TO COMBAT DISEASE
Anti-TubercuIosis Society Try.
inp TO Arouse Interest

OAKLAND. Oct. 16.-The Alameda
county society for the prevention of
tuberculosis Will hold a mass meeting
on October % at the Ebell club parlors
for the purpose of arousing interest in
its work. Another meeting is being
planned for the following Friday. The
immediate aim of the society at pres
ent is to provide better treatment for
tubercular patients at the county hos
Ojtal
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-17

WANTED IN soUTH-Oakland. Oct 16.-I. p
Direnroder of Los Angeles was arrested on
telegraphic instructions this morning by De.
tectfve McSorley. He is accused Of stealing
5000 worth of mules in Los Angeles Deputy
sheriff Matteson of Los Angeles country ar.
rived in Oakland today and took him south
this evening.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
POLITICAL LUMINARIES TO
ATTEND JACKSON BANQUET
President Todd .Arranges Elaborate
Program for Entertainment Of
"a distinguished Guests.

JACKSON. Mica. Dec. 27.-Politi-
clans of note wflla attend the forty.
skim Hnn,1ary dinner OF the Andrew
Jackson Society OF Jackson county. id
the Masonic, temple here on Saturday
noon. jar The dinner will begin
promptly at 80 O'Clock. President
VIM w. Todd OF the association, has
arranged an elaborate program for
the entertainment of the distinguished
guests from within and without Michi-
gan. 1t is expected that some OF the
speakers will give utterance TO inn
portant remarks that will vitally af-
feet the present political situation, ma
tional and state.
Here is the program for the ban
quet;
Introduction OF toastmaster by Pres
ident odd; address by Hon. Thomas
NJ. Barkworth, the POSTMASTER:
"Jacksonian Democracy" Hon. Thorn
as r. Gore, United States senator from
Oklahoma; Permanent Democracy"
Hon c. A. Towne, ex-United States
senator from Minnesota: The An
drew. Jackson society," John f. Heni-
gam Andrew jackson as a Judge.
Hon James A. Parkinson The DEM
ocratic Position on the Tariff" Hon.
Edward F. Dunno, of Chicago: Mich
igan." Hon. Lawton T. Hemans.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
DANCER WHO SUED FRANK
GOULD DETERMINED
Bessie De Vote. Seeking s2so.ooo. Says
She Has Three Witnesses For
Breach OF Promise Suit.

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-New York
society is wondering today what viii
be the next card played by Bessie De
Vote. the dancer. who is suing Frank
]. Gould for $3.50 900 for alleged breach
of promise to marry. She has also
brought a 100000 suit for siander
against former friend OF Goulds and
made the announcement that three
witnesses prominent I'm New York So
ciety., whom all the money in the
world cannot buy" will testify In her
behalf I'm both cases. The former
friend whom Miss De Vote. who is
known in private life as Bessie Van.
dorm, accuses OF slandering her Is Mrs.
Edna T. Slayback. the wife OF w A,
Slayback, New York broker. Miss De
Vote claims Mrs. Slayback made de-
rogatory statements about her 10 Gould
and that this is the reason Gould
changed his mind about marrying her.
Miss De Votes lawyers say that she
frequently met Gould at the Slayback
home. preferring to meet him there un-
der the chaperonage OF Mrs. Slayback
for the sake OF propriety.
Mrs. Slayback, when the process
was served upon her. denied all knowl-
edge OF Miss De Vote. and neither she
nor her husband will discuss the Sian
der suit
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
CHRISTMAS SERVICES BRING
GREAT THRoNGS TO CHURCHES
Anniversary Of christ's Birth Observed
With Elaborate Musical Programs
and Special Sermons,

The religious. the symbolic and the
romantic significance of Christmas was
the theme of the sermons in the
churches Of Detroit Sunday when OBJ
servance was made in commemoration
of the birth OF Christ in elaborate mu-
sical programs and specially prepared
addresses.
While all of the pulpit utterances
were in a hopeful vein. many minis
ters warned against allowing the spirit
OF love and self-sacrifice in Christmas
giving to foster vanity and CONNER
cialism. The services in the different
churches attracted great throngs and
never before in the history OF Detroit
has there been more universal re
ligious observance Of Christmas.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-28
ATTACKS COP; FINED.
w. M. Wilson Pays. So, For Horse
whipping PatroIman krouse..

William NJ. Wilson. the teamster
who lashed Patrolman Krouse across
the face with horsewhip. Christmas
morning. when Krouse attempted to
stop him from dumping ashes on the
Brush estate property at Rowena and
Brush-sts.. was fined $40. with the op-
tion OF serving 30 days, when found
guilty. by Justice Jeffries, Monday.
The justice, however. criticised
Krouse for not displaying his badge.
or otherwise showing Wilson that he
was an officer. Krouse was in plain
clothes, and Wilson insisted that he
thought Krouse was meddling citi.
gen when he attacked him.