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NOTICE of annual meeting OF stockholders of
AMERICAN COLBY STOPPER COMPANY-
The arnual meeting OF the stockholders cf
American Goldy stopper Company win be hell
at the office OF the company room No. a0Q
Royal Insnrance building. POI Sansome ~. San
Francisco. California. Tuesday, the 10th
day OF January. A. ID. 1911. at the hour OF 8
O'Clock p M for the purpose or electing di-
rectors and for the transaction Of such other
business may come before the meeting
FREDERICK NAURER
secretary American essodE stopper Company.
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OAKLAND REAL EsTATR

NEW 8 room bungalow, pretty. modern and up
to date. cobblestone front. marine view. close
20 cars and ClaremOnt Key Route station, 800
cash. balance $50 per month. price $500 o.
NJ BULLOCK. 142O Broadway. Oakland
FOR sale-New room cottage modern. 57oS
Dover ST.. S4C0 cash. SGT month: 50. 500. IRV
ING. owner. 300 Mccall St. Oakland.
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LEGAL AND OFFICIAL
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
The undersigned offers for sale stock Ot
groceries. wines and liquors. together with the
fixtures apPertaining thereto. formerly the
An inventory Of the property may be seen
at the rooms OF the board of trade Of san
Cal, and also on the store premises on Tues
day. December 27, 1910. at which time the
stock may be Inspected
and delivered to the undersigned, care OF the
board Of trade Of San Francisco. los Pine
si Wsdns.dss % Dses@5sS Is 1910 al 1880 s'Ps @
certified check current funds for 10
per cent Of the s%GIus ,o onsrsS , must ssS0Es
al BIDS. Terms cash. Tun amount q pur-
JOS. KIRK. Attorney FOR TSustsa.
R O. ORPHAN ASYLUM 1000 Ellis st.. San
Francisco. Dscem5sr e; le1o;Gchildren re-
WHOLE ORPHANS
Mary Pfcasso, aged 9 yrs. NOS; Josaphins
nssi:r nos MsSe ' 5snR0s m. 2s mos JSsspSns S
Palazotto. yrs: Caroline PalazottO. 8 yrs.
mos; Teress Dsvencsnza. yrs.; Agnes o'TeOis.
"'H"'''"' '''i HALE S' oRPHISs SSBis ANS = ''' A'''
MoStaabsH 5Is 9ss ffSS S II AUD Ae
Maud Dempsey. s yrs. NOS! ,dasss ps6ioiis..
Linda oppici yrs 9 NOS: Hazel oppiei. I yrs.
NOS; Rosario Esqueda, yrs. mos. Frances
EsQueda. yrs. 4 mos; Emilia Biorata. 8 yrs.
10 mos: Doris Lam. 10 yrs- NOS; Ruth Lam.
yrs mos; Grace Penrose, Is yrs. mos.
Marie Marquardt. Z yrs. 8 mos Helsn Dewson.
yrs 3 NOS; Mabel Morris. IL yTs.; IrissKuen-
ster, IS yrs: Rosa Kusnster, yrs 8 mos Alice
O'Neil. Is yrs. mos; Laura Goodwin. 13 yrs.
Potter, IL yrs. mos Carrie Fontana- yrs.
mo-: Mary Fontana. yrs ] mo-. Laura Potter,
yrs. 10 NOS: Edith O'Nefl. II yrs I mo.
Louise Esoueda 7 yrs 8 mos Mercedes Esoueda
yrs. mos-i Angeiine O'Callohan. u yrs.
mos; Catherine Bohen. yrs. NOS: Winifred
Sexton. yrs. mos. Lola Simmons. yrs II
Kniss. 8 yrs. IL NOS; Mary Raekley. Yrs mos;
Ellen Rackley. yrs II mos. Dorothy LinnRgtruth.
yrs mos Josephine ISABELLA 5 yrs mos
Alice Lagier. yrs. NOS: Mary Monar. II yrs.
mos; Elizabeth Molnar, yrs. mos; Harriet
Duggan. 10 yrs. 2 mos. Lucy Duggan, 4 yrs.
mos; Blanch Hogan. 10 yrs IL NOS; Angeline
Sgambatf- yrs. mos. Terese Skelly. II yrs
NOS; Catherine Bohen. yrs. mos.
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REDENPTION OF RONna

REDEMPTION OF bonds = Notice is hereby
given that IN accordance with the terms
OF the bonds issued BY the Nevada COUNT
narrow gauge railroad company. the drec-
tors determined by lot numbers to Re re-
deemed at Wells Fargo National bank IN
the city Of San Francisco. California. on the
2d day Of January, 1911. with the follow
ing results: Nos. "a. 81 81 1O3. 10 f6S.
l69. 200 and 223. which bonds will be paid
In United States gold coin said Cd day
or January, 1911. upon surrender of same.
with coupons attached. and interest thereon
VIII cease from and after that date
HOWARD r. WARD Secretarv
Nevada Cognty Narrow Gauge Railroad Com
pany. Office. Grass Valley, Cal. Decem-
her 1s 1910.
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF ALLEGHENY
COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA.
IN THE NATTER

the partition Of the Es- No Term FfS5g9'Fy Ss69
ceased
To John Mcdonald:
You are hereby notified that upon the hearlna
or citation heretofore Issued. requiring you to
appear and show cause why you or your attorney
in fact should not sign a certain declaration OF
trust fled in said Orphans Court on May II
l9Ost the petit oners, being the trustees In parti
tion. asked leave and were allowed to amend
their petition BY inserting therein an allegation
that on March Is. 1909. agreement Drelimi-
nary 70 and Tor the performance OF the SAX
trust had been executed on your behalf BY Mary
COwdy. your attorney in fact. and thereupon the
hearing OF the said case adjourned unit
January 4. 1911. at 10 o'clock a. NJ. and an
alias citation awarded requiring you 20 answer
Ihe said petition as amended. You are. there
fore. notified to appear and answer the said
amended petition on or before January T. 1911.
as required BY the terms OF the said order
J. s. FERGUSON
Attorney for Trustees In Said Partition.
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MAS PREsENT-CoME PREPARED

XMAS PRESENT-COME PREPARED.
$750-Chicken ranch. a. level: equipped
fur. house. barn. horse. wagon. chicken
houses; near town and ry.; worth 81, 200.
KREDo. 81 Sd st.
Az ACRES near Hayward: fine soil; house.
stable chicken house: so chickens; horse and
p z. BAIRD. 46S 11th ST.. Oakland
$1,000 acres irrigated fruit garden and alfalfa
land; $40 acre cash, balance 10 years if de-
sired. PAUL ROSSIER 336 Pine St
FOR sale-Two chair barber shop at Grand ST.
station; $500. 1909 Lincoln ay., Alameda
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CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.

ONE To FIVE ACRE HOME AT HAYWARD
The crops and orchards will meet future pay
ments: steam and electric line to the lands
only IS minutes from San Francisco; land level,
20 feet deep; plenty of water 30 feet; berries
pay $1,000 per acre; prices reasonable: 4 years
In which to pay; don't miss this chance.
ROBINSON & CUNNING,
General Agents for Lands of Meek Estate. $50
Castro St. Hayward. Cal
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MINES AND MINING

GOLD. amalgam, rich ore bought: cash; assayfpg
Soc. Pioneer Assay Co. 131 5th mr. Howard
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flats; near 9Th Av: modern building
owner leaving city; investigate and make
offer; half cash.
RESIDENCES.
SIS ooo-PACIFIC Av. modern RESIDENCE. u
rooms and baths; lot 40x127;SA feet;
in first class block; reduced from s25, 600.
SIS, ,0o0-Broadwsy; fine marine view residence.
rooms and bath; very sunny: nice gar
den; house in first class condition. lot S5
foot front; lot alone worth more than the
price asked.
$11. .Ooo-sCoTT ST: beautiful marine view res
idence of 10 rooms and bath; lot sox11o
feet.
Ss.75o-Lake St; beautiful marine view resi-
dence. rooms and bath; hardwood floors,
hot water heat and every modern conve-
nence; VIII take lot in San Francisco or
owner leaving city; oYer VIM be consid-
cred: mortgage 5000 can remain.
S5.OOO-Near shrader St. fine. modern. extra
well built cottage. rooms and bath;
plenty Of light and sun; fine garden and
lawn.
FLATS.
s7,5oo-3D Av.. Sunset district; fats. 8 and
! rooms and bath lot 25x12O feet inves-
ugate and make offer.
LOTS.
S23 ,000-Large business corner east Of VAN
NESS Av.; over 100 feet frontage.
81. ioo-21sT Av. and LAKE ST; beautiful
building lot: street biturninized; all nice
houses in this location; forced sale.
SHAINwALD. BUCKBEE & CO..
p Montgomery St. Lick building
REAI. ESTATE AGENTS.
D. COFFIN & CO..
2'2s Mission TnTs IS; mr. 2l't-
81 1oo-1sth mr. Hattie, 25xs4 IT.. irreg. (s71s)
s31oo-aoth and Alabama sts.; 25x1o4; street
work done COTTAGES $3.50
$3, $3,500-Modern bungalow of T. and b. and
large receptio1 hall; in sunnysde: lot Sox
100 IT; good buy. (6725)
s5.ooo-san Jose av mr. Iakeview; fats of s5
r. and b.; lot I5xl9o # modern (s73D
252S Mission st. mr. 21st.
OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER,
lib Montgomery St
$3.50 monthly room and bath cottage in
the Mission close in.
SIS monthly Richmond snap: 4 room cot
tage. close to Clement st. cars; street work
done, cement sidewalk, etc.
OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER,
113 Montgomery ST
COTTAGE on corner lot. commanding a fine
view: block from and close to Market
ST.: it is a large lot. being 57x100; located at
the Sc. corner Of Noe and 21st sts.; the cot
tage contains ) rooms and bath and has all
plumbing; surrounding improvements are
all first class; mortgage can he arranged;
price 4.000. LYDON. EGAN & CO.. 201 Lick
building.
S3.5o0-Terms to suit: just completed: story
cottage: rooms; corner lot, 40:9x65; every
thing first class; location not away out but
close in. Apply TO ALBERT WILFORD. owner,
229 Montgomery St. only from IL to 2.
LOT. 35:4x127;6. south side OF Clay st. bet. Polk
surroundings; a most convenient location;
see this quick: won't last long r E. HAY
MAN. First national bank building.
S55UO-LarSe room dwelling; 2 mantels ?
toilets, auto entrance and Z bay window rooms:
terms. $1,000 cash. balance monthly. 6S4 I'd
sv.. / block from park +. NELSON. owner.
premises.
GRAND snap IL sold this year; property known
So 1859 Scott st.
RAvE standard Title Insurance Company, Mills
bldg. insure your title: save time. save money
ROOM cottage and lot for sale st sacrifice;
make offer owner going east GA 29th St
r-
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MONEY TO LOAN

AAAA-AMAS TSiONEY XMAS MONEY
NOW IS THE TINE
II you need a little money for Christmas
sshopping make Il a clean cur proposition and
aried people or their plain notes without sr-
cnrity or indorser. Your employee or friends
never know of any transactions at our office
Repay as you can. weekly or monthly Our
rstes are the lowest WESTERN LOAN Co.
4os Call bldg, offices open evenings until Christ.
mas.
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ACCOUNTANTS-CerfifedP Pub.
DETECTIVES

JOHN r. RUCKSTELL. c. p A.. BOG -Sos Claus
Spreckels lCaln building: phone Kearny 4151.
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HorsEs NORTH oF MAprrr

ss5-9 r. 27lS Clay nr. Pierce mn l.
Ss9-s T. ano = D.; 2a31 Clay mr. Pierce.
$40 r.. Pol Devisadero mr. Wash b.....
S75-S r.: SSl Ashbury nr. Frederick. 1,ao eer.
SGo-lo r.; 2S24 Clay on. Scott; modern
S5t-lz r -z9 vallejo nr. Buchanan: ELEGANT
S5o-s. p 1872 Farrell nr- Fillmore; modern
electric Light. etc eiA'
saC-s r.: rs l0th av. nr. Ciemen+ s+ 80
aiiIsrl room in basement 80 ui0uern'
ss5-l5 r. BIS Washington mr. Iro,
Sl2 5g--3 p. and D.; y Delgado OFF Hrd.
STORES. lofts. ETC. NORTH OF Af1Prr-
si0C-Bnsh and Kearny ground aoor snso a Fl.
sJO-l54S Dcvisadero M. Post; large sfore Sp~ee.
S3s-s.ore. ~. cor lnion and Larkin sta.
s20-Fine location for fruit store
s25-StOre and rms; 29GS WaShfnofo,
So and S30-StOres 202s PC Hayes nr 81,
80 10 s8O-Large light sample roons OO'e'
Slo-l2f3 McAllister nr- Fillmore; I5x25
SOUTH OF MARKEr AND MISSION
- 50-Flat o. r; 1872 Folsom nr. I4fh
garden: IN frst class condition -arse
ss0-Stores with living rooms: 9th nr Fots,..
500 r.; 1925 18th st. nr- Dolores: unner H.
50 esch-4 r. and b.; modern fats; being con,
Sd 50-7 r.; 246 chattanooga nr. 23d; upper
So So r.; - AlFaraoc 7. San Jose upner.
strictly modern. up [, date. sunny dsf
80 -S30--s D. and % each; 6e Folsom mr. 10Th
S2O-5 2. each; 200 23d ST. cor Potrero sv !. q
fBe suIly fats; every convenience.
AZ 30 r.: l6 Landers, on 18th and Marle,
So Sol r. and b.; I54A Langton m. Folsom.
f9El2-Modern apts-. : 7. ca newly renOVafed.
161 Morris aF- NJ. Bryant bet. 5th and ofb
J. " WRIGHT CO..
DDS MONTGOMERY ST
MILLS BUILDING
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Bernal Detective Agcy-Operatives furnished for
detect. work: leg. papers served; divorce cases
spec. 1o14 B'd'y. Oak. r. Z. Phone Oak. 1887.
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CITY REAL ESTATE
SHAINwALD. BUCKBEE & CO..
~ Montgomery st, Lick building.
Phone Douglas Al.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

INVESTMENTS.
$1S,000-Clement ST business property; stores,
fats; near 9Th AY.: modern building
owner leaving city; investigate and make
offer; half cash.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
RESIDENT SALES MANAGER
WANTED.

Salary. 500 to $3.50 allowed monthly; increas-
ing sales of onr product necessitate opening
distributing office in nnoccupied territory: we
with 5000 To 81 200 cash to carry initial ac-
count; the return of this money secured to You;
position permanent: office and other expenses
allowed. Address box 457. Call office, or F. G.
JAIN. president, First National Bank building,
Omaha. Neb.
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CATARRH AND DEAFNESS


ALSO ear noises positively cured; 1 week free.
DIR. COTTINGHAM, 94s Market ST.. hrs. 10-4.
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AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES

l. II. b. /. BILL. 543 Golden Gate av.-
Headquarters for Solar lamps. Vesta batteries
Psnhard oil. Diamond chains and parts
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M.4TRIM ONIAL

MARRY--Large list members some with means.
seeking good companion. Reliable Correspond
ing Club. box 32s6. Call office Oakland.
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MOVING picture films; association goods: heat
service NOVELTY IOvING PICTURE co
AZ 4a2 Turk ST.
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ANY amount; lowest rates on first and second
mortgages on real estate. legacies, undivided
interest. estates In probate: no delay. r.
McCOLGAN rooms 500 and 5o4 Claus
Spreckels (CaIll building. Market and 80 sts
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

DKESS suits, Tuxedoes and other suits bought
l. SkoLL. 305 Kearny st. Phone Kearnv 22So.
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NEW boards. SO; shingles, lao; rustic. $50
Country orders solicited. SO 10th ST.. s. F.
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FURNITURE For SALE

LARGEST buyers of furn.. carpets. oianos desks
merchandise. etc: always pay cash Mark J.
Levy Auction Co.. 1142 McAllister I. Park $50
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the partition OF the Es-
tate OF John Cable. de-
coaaa1
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TITLES RESTORED

UNDER McEnerney act. complete S35 TITLE
CO., SJl-3 Monadnock b.ds.; Market st. nr. 3D..
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TYPEWRITERS & SUPPLIES

ALL makes typewriters at Oakland Typewrite
Ex.. e52 broadway. Oakland: phone Oak. 921I
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GOLDEN GATE FUR CO., 325 Suffer st.-Re
mooelinE and repairing at popular prices AID
hOCoUR. mgr. Phone Sufter l64S.-fIm. C35O4
LQFSTAD g. EVANS. Inc. furriers. PSI Post 81
Mercedes bldg. Sd floor. Tel Rearny 435o
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MONEY TO LOAN-Reaf Estate

SALARY loans: other propositions San Fran
cisco Discount Agency. All Pacific bldg.
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MONEY TO LOAN

Wage Earners' Investment and Loan Compan
443 Pine St
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AUTOMOBILES

PAC. Aluminium Brazing Works can braAe 70
broken alum castings. SOB Van Ness PIX 51c
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$50" REPORT NEARS PAYMENT
Money VIII Be Handed To President
Eddy During Afternoon.

Some time Monday afternoon Con.
troller Doremus will draw his warrant
In favor of Frank W. Eddy for 1850
In payment for the committee Of fifty
report. At noon, Monday, two, things
were lacking to allow the payment to
be made; one was the delivery by the
d. u. r. of it's weekly rental check,
while the other was the rendering OF
a formal opinion by Corporation Coun-
gel Hally as to tie legality of the pay
ment. AS Hally approved the pay.
ment resolution before Its passage
through the common council. the sec.
end difficulty was mostly q matter Of
form.
Frank w. Eddy. Paul c. Renaud and
Howard c. Beck. OF the committee of
fifty, called on Mayor Breitmeyer Mon.
day morning. Eddy did not conceal
his impatience tn have the bills OF the
fifty" paid.
He declared that he would call a
general meeting of the committee OF
fifty as soon as tho council requests
such action. Mayor Breitmeyer Will
send a message to the council. Tues
day evening. stating the willingness
of the "fifty" to cooperate In the set
Element of the street railway problem.
Aid. Thomas Gilman. president Of
the council. and Aid. John HARPER.
chairman OF the franchise committee.
were also callers at the mayors Of
flee Monday,
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DIPLOMAT FALLS !
IN HIS OWN HOME
Jacob Miller, in Uncle Sans Service,
Can't Induce Wife To Live With
Him So Divorces Her.

Jacob Miller. who Is connected with
Uncle Sans diplomatic service. was
granted u divorce by Judge Rohnert.
Monday. from his wife, Lulu. on the
grounds of desertion.
Miller. who is a man Of fine appear-
once and apparently proaperous.. testi-
fed that In S1eet htF ~ fen9 20
Rheims. France, where Ne was In the
service ar Akho naxnxxnDo9t ~ @uly
OF that year, he said, his wife-left him,
and has constantly refused TO return
to him. He has never seen her since
the desertion, but had correspondent
with her, and had induced her reia-
tives to intercede with her to return.
without result.
That her husband. William Thorn,
formerly in the employ OF large pub
fishing house and In receipt OF sal
airy OF $4,000 per year, Is now a COM
mon drunk, was the testimony, MOI
day, OF Annie Thorn, who asked Tor
a divorce. In addition to using liquor
to excess, Mrs. Thorn says her hus-
band Is now a cocaine fiend. She SAID
that he was drunk almost every day.
This evidence was corroborated by q
neighbor. who told Of seeing Thorn
clinging to q tree I'm an effort to keep
himself from falling. The wife was
granted decree. The couple have
two children. aged 16 and IL years.
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WOMAN DRAWS 500
FINE FOR CRUELTY
TO CHILD
/.
Little Mabel Blay Was. Brutality
Beaten With Chair Rung BY
Nrs. Eliza Peat, Her Fathers
A.. HOusekeeper.
III You Were q Man I Would Be In
olined To Imprison You," Com
ments Justice Stein.

Mrs. Eliza Peat was found guilty by
Justice Stein Monday morning OF
brutally beating 13-year-old Mabel
Blay. and paid fine of $50 imposed
as the alternative OF sentence OF 80
days In the workhouse.
IF you were a man | would be In
cliued to imprison you without the
option of a fine" said the justice.
by the girls story. The hearing was
In chambers.
This was the case that recently
came to light through the Interior
ence of the Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty TO Children. Ii developed
I'm the testimony that Mrs. Blay, the
girls mother. was formerly employed
by Mrs. Peat. and after the formers
death. Mrs. Peat. who Ii separated
from her husband. went to the blay
home as housekeeper. She told the
court that Blay had placed the child.
Mabel. In her care and she considered
that he had right to chastise her.
Il whipped her because she called
me names, and would not go to school.
and ran around with the boys" she
said.
Mabel testified that she was the vic
tim of frequent beating at the hands
Of Mrs. Peat. who sometimes used
her clerched fist. sometimes stove
poker, and Iatterly chair rung On
Dec. 3, the girl said, she, was beaten
SO badly that both eyes were black
ened and one was swollen shut.
why did she whip your" was
asked.
because when she asked me to do
something l didn't move quite fast
enough to suit her. Mabel replied.
She made me go and get the chair
|rung myself. then she held me with
lone hand while she beat me with the
|other. She told me | should say
hurt myself II anyone asked any qucs-
|tions."
Mrs. Peat was represented by Attor-
|ney Thomas l.. Dalton. When he at
tempted To defend the woman's action
Justice Stein observed:
al suppose you have children OF
|your own. Mr.. Dalton? | wonder II
)you would treat them like this girl
was treated"
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
GOOD SAMARITAN BUMPS
INTO HEAP OF TROUBLE
Comes To Court To Furnish Bail For
Friend, Gets Into squabble And
Lands In Cell.


Playing the part of a good Samari-
tan by offering himself as a bonds
man for a friend who had been ar
Lrested on a minor offense. John
Miner. giving his address as 70. 30
coldner-ave.. met his friends fate
Monday morning. And II was all over
| O cigarette.
Court Ofiicer "Jim" McDermott, be
| Il known. is car OF the main corridor
! in the police court. and at the very
outset OF his reign" he issued an
edict tabooing cigarette smoking In
. his domain. Ignorant OF this rule,
Miner wandered through the corridor,
Souffing at torch" with evident sat
kisfaction.
Throw away that cigarette,
Rrowled McDermott from his post near
the door of courtroom No. 2.
"You go to hell" returned Miner
who had a few drinks under his belt.
Like a panther. McDermott sprang
on the fellow, caught him by the coat
Scollar and dragged him into the
clerks Office. Then he called the patrol
wagon and had Miner locked up on
charge OF disorderly conduct. Leav-
Ing the building, Miner called the ON
Ger an uncomplimentary name and
was speedily feprimanded by a Din
in the jaw.
And In the meantime. Miners friend
languishes In the bastile.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
Fl|CkED HIS WIFE
ACROSS THE FACE
But / Never Exactly Struck Her.
Explains Stephen D. Pool, De-
fendant in Divorce Suit.

II never exactly struck my wife, but
| did lose my temper once and licked
her across the face" said Stephen ID.
Pool. defendant In suit for divorce
brought against him by his wife, ia
Rette, which has been on trial In Judge
Hosmer's court for several days.
What caused the trouble?r he was
aslEod.ss. fs,2 Z
Song birds.e he replied -She was
All wroughfaup by the Stories tcarriesi
to her by meddling people, ann nc.
cused me OF being too friendly with
my sister-in-law. I admit I was a
little hot and just fiicked her on the
face? She seized cane like one pcs-
sessed and struck me over the shout
ders. Then we struggled for posses
sion Of the cane, and / got 1t. The next
day / was ready to make up, and am
still ready. but she refuses"
Asked about the testimony OF his
wife that he had been too friendly
with a woman boarder In his home.
he denied the charge
did you threaten to leave the house
when the young woman did," asked
Judge Hosmer
mo; when she complained to me, l
told her 10 discharge the woman, as
there were plenty more rooms she
could get"
Pool also denied swearing at his
wife. and protested to love her still.
and to be ready to forgive and FORGE.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
CANT
Be PROSECUTED
Capt. Mcdonnell Despairs Of Getting
Warrant for Companion of Will
liam Keller's Murderer.

With the companion OF William
Keller's murderer In the tolls, Chief
of Detectives Mcdonnell has so far
been unable to learn any more about
the whereabouts of the real murderer,
leonardo Gerasci. With the surren-
der Of Peter A. Pallazalo, however.
the detectives have learned that the
fpgitive has been in hiding In the home
ota friend since the crime, and they
believe 1t possible, now, that the muir
derer 10 following the same tactics.
The search through Italian colony
houses - to, be renewed,
PallAxaio declares that the fatality
had It's Inception In O Irritation last
summer, when he and Leonardo were
working In a telephone gang near the
Keller home. He declared that Mrs.
Keller used to wave her. hand at
Leonardo. and that Leonardo recog-
nized both women when he followed
them to their homes the night OF the
shooting
Mrs. Keller Indignantly denies the
statements OF the Italian masher.
Chief Of Detectives Mcdonnell stat
ed Monday morning that he doesn t
see how Pallazaio can be prosecuted
for his share In the events which led
up to the murder OF Keller.
81 wish | could find, someone who
could get me warrant against the
man." said Chief Mcdonnell. but I'm
afraid / won't get one.
Il think he ought to be prosecuted.
Keller did no more than any man
ought to do. when he rushed forth to
fight the men who were following his
wife. Keller was within his rights.
but | can't see how Pallazalo can be
accused of completely In the shooting.
And he was guilty of no other felony.
under the laws. He did not lay a
hand on either of the women"
Chief Mcdonnell says that Palla-
gallo. in a statement made before the
foreman of the telephone gang In
which he worked. declared that Mrs.
Keller had thrown kisses to Leonardo
while he was working near the house.
Pallazalo stated that when Leonardo
saw the two women in the theater he
declared that they were the same ones
who lived on Fort-st. and when Pal
lazalo didn't believe 1t. offered to fol-
low them to their home to prove 1t.