The San Francisco call., 1910-02-12
ANNA JENSEN
BELIEVED TO
Be SLAIN GIRL
Friends Satisfied That Missing
Woman Was Victim of
Mountain Crime
Description TaIlies With Body
Even to the Smallest
Details

Iic health bureau employe whose iden-
uncstion of the effects Of the dead girl
IS those OF Miss Jensen, which was
published exclusively in Tho Call
Yesterday morning. held determinedly
TO his view and discounted Miss Camp
bells statement by saying that there
were both 2 Miss Hansen and Miss
Jensen al Mrs. Carlson's boarding
house, that he remembers them both
distinctly and that he has not become
confused in the two women.
Miss Campbell said that Clara Han
sen was AT the Turnback inn, 2 Tuol-
umne county resort Inquiries at the
hotel over the long distance telephone
last evening brought The word that
there was no Clara Hansen nor any
Miss Hansen at the place
willis Foreman. who was mentioned
as the closest friend Of Anna Jen-
sen. was located in Oregon yesterday
through a letter received by Ralph z.
deQuine. close friend and one Of
the former boarders at the place Mrs,
IFelnaa Carlson conducted at 1857 Union
street De Quine has been in touch
with Foreman ever since April / 1903,
and stated that be was sure that Fore
man had not been with the girl during
that period
Foreman in Oregon
Abouth the time that Miss Carlscn's
boarding house was closed. De Quine,
who is master mechanic, went into
Siskiyou county in charge Of some
construction work which the Southern
Pacific company had undertaken there.
Foreman went with him and stayed in
the northern part Of the state for sew
eral months. More recently ne went
into Oregon. but De Quine said yester-
day that he expects him back in this
city early next week
Foreman was q close friend Of the
sirl's but I am sure that he knew
nothing about her at the time OF her
disappearance. lie was with me dur
ing that time. He is a good hearted,
easy going man and while he was a
close friend Of Miss Jensen I think
that he lost trace Of her when we did"
said De Quine yesterday.
Miss Jensen had a picture in her
watch. thai I know, and in that her
" hA-ll NAA res ltO4lLS WIN Llt AaAtl
corresponds with the watch found on
Tamalpais,' De uine continued. IF
the picture in the dead girls watch
was not obliterated I could immedi-
ateiy and positively make the identf-
fcation II the dead woman were Miss
Jensen. I am positive that Miss Jen-
sen had a feur de lis such as was found
with the dead girls watch
Il know the sort Of suit She wore,
and which she probably purchased in
the north in Portland. It was a blue
suit trimmed with braid 1t came to-
gether in front, the edges touching. as
the jacket of the dead girl is de-
scribed. In all respects the suit cor
responded with the description given
Of the clothing found on Tamalpais.
Miss Jensen wore A new waist with
lace insertion. with sort of peekaboo
effect. The net was over. a silk lining
Was a Large Girl
she was a very large girl-fat,
should say. Her feet were large and
so We're her hands.
"She had a blue straw hat trimmed
with bunch of chicken or rooster tail
feathers. She had two bracelets. One
WAS a simple band of frilled gold and
the other was more elaborate. ] would
not say positively, but as I remember
ii is was like the bracelet the illustra-
tion Of which has been published as a
photograph OF the property of the dead
girl
The police said last evening that
they viii Investigate the stories of De
QUfne. Wood, c. A. Holmberg, James
Westhall and J. Glickman, whose
stories have been published in The
Call. They all agree that there is
strong reason for belief that the mur-
dered woman was Anna Jensen.