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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-31

This notable and unexpected event
Stripping the Speaker of his power
show, a weakness in the Republican
party that is ominous in a serious de-
cree when taken in connection with
the popular dissatisfaction that has
been caused by the various policies
pursued 10y President Taft's admins
tration during the first year Of his
term.
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In MUNICIPAL. COURT.

IN MUNIVTPAL NOURT.
STATE or WISCONSIN
MANTrowoc COUNTY. %
NO Raymond II, Frick:
You are hereby notified that warrant of at
tachment has been issued against You and your
property attached to satisfy the demand OF
Charles l.. Buerstatte, amounting to Twenty
FIVE Dollars (S25 COS Now unless You shall
appear before Hon. Albert H. Schmidt .Judgs
OF the Municipal Court uaud for said county
At his office at the Municipal Co TT Rooms IN
the Court House in the city Of Manitowoc, II
said county a. state on the 10th day of April
!. D.. 1910 at nine O'Clock in the forenoon
judgment will he rendered against you AID
your property sold to pay the debt
Dated this 2Sth day of Marco a y 1910
CHARLESL l., BUERSTATTE,
Plaintiff.
HoUGES Il BRADY
Plaintiffs Attorneys It
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A Russian countess is on trial for
having murdered her husband. In the
private opinion Of many American
girls who have married titles, She
ought to be canoniled if found guilty.
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No 403 Makes close connection at Neenah
with Main line train No. II for points North
No 423 Makes connection at Neenah with
Main line train No. for st. Paul and Mime
polls,
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They have been making Ayers Pills for
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llr I2sauttumuc Eliot
Estabi shed 1850.

Entered at the Postoffice at Manitowoc,
Wis, as second-class matter,
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Published every Thursday by
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e. 5. GROVE, Editor and Manager.
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Chronic Diseases OF Men and Women
q Specially.

IL YOU are nervous, excitable and
irritable, Respondent, weak and easily
tired out, lack of energy, want of con
fidencp, or have headache, backache
pain in side, Ms treatment is re-.
markably successful
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
"BOOSI" OAKLAND
WITH POST CARDS
Thousands of Messengers Car
rying Story of City's Prog
ress Sent Out

OAKLAND, Feb. 12.-This was cham
Der of commerce post card day, thou
sands upon thousands of the illus
trated souvenirs, carrying views OF
Oakland with bit of descriptive text
were purchased and mailed To all parts
OF the globe. The idea worked out
handsomely At the chamber of COM
merce headquarters at noon more than
90 900 cards had been sent out and this
did not include the large number which
have been distributed for private
handling throughout the city.
II was safe TO estimate. according
TO Charles F. Cole. who was in charge
of the distribution, that not less than
100000 cards We're mailed today and
that these MESA ges of prosperity
would carry the tidings of Greater Oak
land all over the globe.
The scheme was a part of great
campaign of publicity which has been
undertaken by the chamber of COM
merce 1t is to be followed by system
attic moves calculated to draw atten-
tion of capital, of home seekers and
investors TO the many opportunities Of
fered by Oakland for business and resi-
dence purposes.
In this work the cooperation of the
entire community viii be secured. and
the boost" spirit already so strongly
developed will be fostered and kept
up to the top notch of keen interest.
Todays mailing campaign was ar
ranged so that recipients of the mes
sages shall be able to make return calls
on the chamber of commerce by send
ing names and addresses.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
SWEET SINGER ON
ATTRACTIVE Bill
Popular Vaudeville House Pre-
sents Program of Unusual
and Varied Features

OAKLAND, Feb. 12.--Julius Steger
Will appear sunday afternoon at the
Oakland Orpheum in his new musical
play, The Way to the Heart No
little interest has been aroused among
patrons of high class vaudeville in the
announcement, as ~Steger is immensely
popular in this city. The program will
carry, besides this attraction, five new
acts, in addition to those retained from
this weeks card.
Steger's new play is reported by
critics to be a fitting successor to his
last years notable production, THE
Fifth Commandment" 1t was selected
and is being presented under Martin
Becks direction. The Way TO the
Heart" was adapted from the German
by Ruth Comfort Mitchell of San
Francisco. 1t is pretentious in scenic
effects, carries a company of six per-
sbns. and the interpolated music is by
Paul Bincke, composer of Castles in
the Air
Amon@ the new corners viii be Gus
Edwards "Kountry Kids" in a quaint
musical comedy. carrying a bunch of
new songs by the author of school
Days" and THE Blonde Typewriters. -
A dozen youngsters take part in the
dancing and singing which enliyen the
act.
August Prato's simian circus, COM
pany of trained monkeys and dogs, will
be a feature of the program
Arthur Whitelaw, The Irish Amer
lean" brings a witty Celtic monologue
with number of original songs, new
stories and jests.
Nine Panita. a flute virtuoso from
Cologne, is announced as superb
artist.
Vilmos Westony. the famous Hun
garian pianoforte phenomenon. whose
brilliant playing has been an attraction
this week, is 20 be retained on the bill.
He viii vary his selections and may be
expected 10 duplicate the hit he has
scored.
The slang classic, "Fagan's Decision"
will be repeated by Claude and Fannie
Usher. two favorites whose reception
has indicated the esteem in which they
are held by Oakland theater goers.
Cook and Stevens, comedians, with a
lively sketch in which song and COM
edy stuff is mingled, are also held over.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
SAYS POLICEMAN
KEPT Ills MONEY
Greek Arrested for Being Drunk
Charges That His Captor
Robbed Him

OAKLAND, Feb. 12-That he was
robbed of s165 while held in the Sixth
street police lookup. awaiting removal
to the city Jail. was charged this morn
ing by James Pezos, a Greek owner OF
a candy store at Seventh and Chestnut
streets Pezos refused to plead to a
charge of being drunk before Police
Judge SamueIs, and his trial has been
continued until next Wednesday after
noon, when Attorney George F. Weller
will appear in his behalf.
Pezos' assertion that Patrolman
Harry NJ. McCready was the officer who
robbed him was received with unusual
surprise by the police McCready de
nies the charge and points out that
Pezos was in such a condition that he
was compelled to arrest him. Chief
Wilson will make little comment on
the charges.
The officer denies the charge, said
the chief and it is only one mans
word against the others. McCready
the case to the commission, where
Pezos may tell what he wishes, and
where the whole incident of arrest
will be investigated"
Pezos was arrested at o'clock yes
terday morning at Eighth and Wash
ington streets by McCready, who took
him to the lookup. In the place, al
leges Pezes, who was booked under
the name of Bezas, McCready took
the money from his pockets. The
patrol wagon called and got Pezos.
No such sum of money was turned over
to the wagon officer, and Pezos declares
his captor kept it. McCready's answer
is that Pezos did not have the money
on his person when arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
PLAN AVIATION MEET
AT CHERRY FESTIVAL
San Leandro to Hold Novel Con-
tests

SAN LEANDRO. Feb. 12.-Accord-
ing to the present plans of the cham
Der of commerce, an aviation meeting,
in which the makers of all the success
full types of monoplanes and biplanes
will be invited TO participate. will be
held in connection with the cherry
festival in June.
In addition to the Curtiss, Farman,
Bleriot and other machines, the two
new biplanes being built by a. II. Nc
Carthy and c. Edwards of this city
will be entered. Builders of dirigibles
viii also be asked to have their air
ships represented.
The cherry festival this year Will at
tract national attention. Thousands of
postal cards advertising it are to- be
sent out all over the country a few
davs before the festival. and arrange
ments are TO be made with the South
ern Pacific railroad company for spe-
cial rates to San Leandro during the
two days of the festival from all parts
of California.
The businessmen of this city are to
be asked to contribute money for
handsome prizes to be awarded to the
successful entrants in the aviation
meet and other contests that will be
held It is intended to make the fes-
tival rank in Importance with the
annual battle of roses in Pasadena.
FORM IMPROVEMENT CLUB Oakland. Feb. u
The Fifth ward Improvement club has been
organized. with r. 3. Murdock temporary
chairman and Harry c. Wuerth as secretary
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13

that he was native Of Santa Cruz.
32 years of age. His occupation he
gave as grocery clerk. AIadalena said
that the reason he held up the laundry
Office was that he needed money and
thought holdup would be an easy way
of getting it,
The police have learned that NADIA
lena lived at 1924 Fillmore street. san
Francisco, and an investigation viii be
made with the view of connecting him
with the drugstore holdups in that city.
AIadalena is said 10 have relatives liv-
ing near Santa Rosa
The daylight rObber was attired in a
dark suit well worn, soft shirt and
soft slouch hat. He is of dark com
plexion with black hair weighs 156
pounds and is : feet S inches in height
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
CROCKER GIVES WATER
WORKS TO REDWOOD CITY
Important Factor in Develop
ment OF County Seat
TSoecioI Dispatch TO The Call

REDWOOD CITY, Feb. ia most
important factor in the welfare of Red
wood City is the gift of the new water
works in Dingee park to the city by
William II. Crocker this week.
For a quarter of "a century it has
been asserted that Redwood City could
not grow because the great Horace
Hawes holdings of several thousand
acres have blocked expansion to the
west and because of the inadequate
water supply.
The subdivision OF the Hawes prop
erty was the first step toward breaking
down the barriers and the gift of
Crocker assures the rapid growth Of
the town.
The new water works consists of
concrete reservoir in the foothills west
of Redwood City which will not only
supply water for private purposes, but
will give the town ample fire pro-
lection The deed to the new reser-
voir, including easement for a con-
Meeting pipe line right of way, was de-
livered to the town council by Attor-
ney Hall Ross at the regular meeting
of the board
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
NEWS OF OAKLAND BERKELEY ALAMEDA HAYWARD AND SANIEADRO
WILLIAM G0HL ACCUSED
OF CRIME OF MURDER
Charges Against Agent of Aber-
deem Sailors Union

ABERDEEN. Wash. Feb 12-PrOse-
cutting Attorney Campbell hled informa-
tion in the superior court at MOntesana
yesterday. charging William GOhI
agent of the sailors union at Aber-
deem. with the murder of Charles He'd
berg the night of December - last.
The information follows the usual
form and alleges that Gohl killed He'd
berg with revolver
It does not state the place where the
crime was committed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
WILL UNNEIL MISSION
BELL AT SAN RAFAEL
Native Sons and Daughters Are
TO Conduct Ceremony
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SAN RAFAEL. Feb. 12.-The pro-
gram for Installing an RI Canine Real
bell in front of the old Mission site
here February % has been arranged
by the committee appointed by the Ma
tive Sons. of which Superior Judge
Lennon is chairman.
There viii be services in the after
noon at St. Raphaers church, after
which the bell viii be unveiled Judge
Lennon viii deliver the opening ad-
dress. and viii be followed by Mrs
Eliza y. Keith, past grand president of
the Native Daughters, who viii speak k
on the old highway OF the padres Rev.
Maximillian Newman viii pronounce
the benediCtion.
/. F. Byington. past grand president
of the Native Sons, viii deliver the
oration Of the day.
$40 only brand new iron heds wi RI
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
TWO MORE CRUISERS
FOR PACIFIC FLEET

SEATTLE, Feb. 1.-THE armored
cruisers North Carolina and Montana.
now in the Atlantic, which have been
ordered to Buenos Aires to represent
the United States at the centennial
celebration there in June. will come to
the Pacific with the cruisers Tennes-
see and Washington after their stay
at the South American port is ended,
according to adyices received at the
Puget sound navy yard
This information came in the form
of orders to prepare to handle the re-
pairing and overhauling of the cruis-
ers this summer.
With the addition of the Montana
and North Carolina the Pacific fleet Will
contain 10 first class afmored cruisers.
RECORD HALIBUT cATcH-Tacoms. Feb. r.
The fishing steamer Zapora. operated by the
International fisheries company. came in from
the fishing banks with a record catch OF
halihut, amounting to 240. COO pounds valued
az S24 600 AZ present market prices.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
GRAPE GROWERS JOIN
WITH ALLIED INTERESTS
Santa Rosa Association Retains
Distinct Organization
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SANTA ROSA, Feb. 12.-The Santa
Rosa grape growers association at a
meeting here this afternoon voted to
continue its organization as a distinctly
growers organization and to affiliate
with the newly organized ALLIED Grape
Growers and Wine Industries of Cal
ifornia" The retiring secretary of the
state grape growers association. T. H
Stoll, and Secretary Ben r Lamborn
of the new association were present and
spoke, giving an account of what had
been done by the old body and the
plans for the future by the new asso-
citation.
Folding beds. SIS up. H. Schellhaas
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
DAYLIGHT ROBBFR
HOLDS UP OFFICE
Captured on Streetcar After
Committing Crime by Two
of His Victims

ALAMEDA. Feb. l2.-Wearing a pur-
pie mask, false mustache and goatee
end a rubber rain coat 4. J. Madalena
va lked into the Office of the Alameda
steam laundry, 2213 Lincoln avenue.
this afternoon shortly after 3 o'clock
and held up four persons at the point
o< q revolver. lie secured gold watch
and chain from Peter Bareilles. one of
tHe owners of the laundry, and an apple
from the cashier and secretary. Miss
T. A MuntZ, VINO thought that the man
behind the mask and the pistol was an
employe Of the plant playing a prac-
tical Joke The other persons IN the
office were Louis Martin. foreman Of
me laundry. and J. 7. Murphy Of 14lO
central avenue.
Expressing himself as disguised with
IS loot the robber backed out of the
cthce made his way westward 10 Wal
aI II street and thence south 10 Santa
ara avenue. where he boarded an
electric car west bound for Oakland.
Ae~tin followed the rohber on a bi-
fcle and Murphy gave chase on foot.
- ter AIadalena boarded the car MAJ
On rode alongside on MS wheel nd
e. led 10 the motorman to stop. ex-
ming that there was q man on the
who had held Up a laundry. When
rre motOrman did not stop the car
rrphy. who was close behind, grasped
t.e trolley rope and pulled the trolley
-rom the feed wire causing the car TO
Stop
GBAPPLE WITH R0BBER
Martin and Murphy quickly climbed
aboard and made for the robber. They
pple6 with him while he was at
tempting 10 draw his revolver. IN the
struggle that ensued the motorman,
Pop Tyson, took q hand and the three,
u..tl the assistance of Detective VIII
liam Nahmuth. who had been notified.
ndued the Tobber and placed hand
e.s o1 him. Madalena appeared TO
take The matter IS joke and laughed
a-a fosled VITA his caprOrs The watch
aid chain taken from Bareilles were
found and the mask was picked up in
Walnut street where Madslena had
rrwn II while in flight Extra
oar-ridzes for his revolver were found
BIZ MadaI Iena's pockets
Bsrelies in describing the boldup
Miss Mutz our cashier had finished
counting money from a dra ver and had
placed & in The safe our collections
on Saturday are usually larger than on
Cr er DAYS and the robber proba bly,
kr7v this After opening the door and
81 piping into the Office the man with
q revolver in hand ordered us all to
ho d up our hands. I thought at first
thar some one Of our employees was
PLAYING joke and hcsitated. The
rol ber said Hurry up" and reaching
toward my vest grabbed my watch and
chain Miss MuntZ. also thinking that
the man in the mask was a joker. said:
Have anapple," at the same time offer
ing him one. The fellow took the apple
md said II expected TO make a better
cleanup here today. He then backed
out Of the door
Miss Muutz, the cashier. told practi-
sally the same story.
"a ED N san FRANCISCO
= the police station the robber gave
his slame as A. J. Madalena and his
residence as san Francisco. He said
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
Gains 80 Pounds
In 80 Days
Remarkable Result of the New FLESH
Builder PrOtOne, in Many Cases
OF Rundown Men and
Women
Prove IL Yourself BY Sending Coupon
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belOW TOT = + Tte 90e FacAase
BY George, never saw anything like
the effects OF that new treatment. Pro-
tone, for the building up OF weight and
lost nerve force. II acted more like q
miracle than a medicine" said a well
known gentleman yesterday in speak
ing of the revolution that had taken
place in his condition. II began to
think that there was nothing on earth
that could make me fat I tried tonics.
digestiVes, heavy eating. diets. milk.
beer and almost everything else you
could think of, but without result.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13

Money makes the mare go. PatroniZe
Oakland's furn. dealer. II. Schellhaas I"
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13

had been thin for years. and began to
think it was natural for me to be that
way. Finally I read about the remark
able successes brought about by the use
of PrOtOne, so I decided TO try 1t myself
Well, when look at myself in the mir
ror now I think it is somebody else. L
have put on just 80 pounds during the
last month and never felt stronger or
more 'nervy' in my life
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13

$40 only. brand new iron beds. wire
Top mattresses. II. Schellhaas.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13

Folding beds. SIS up. II. Schellhaas'
furniture sale, 18th St cor. Franklin. =
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13

Prudentisl AGENTS are now
canvassine IN this vicin-
ity. They have a most
vital story TO tell of how
Life Insurance. has saved
the bome, protected she
widow, and educated the
children. Let them tell
it to you.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
q ED IN san FRANCISCO

= the police station the robber gave
his same as A J. Madalena and his
residence as san Francisco. He said
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13

FORM IMPROVEMENT CLUB-oakland Feb. 12
The Fifth ward Improvement club has been
organized. with r. 3. Murdock temporary
chairman and Harry c. Wuerth as secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
SPIDERS PLAY
MEO|C0 ELEVEN


This afternoon al O'Clock at
Broad Street Park Richmond College
meets the University College OF Med
Iaine on the gridiran. The game VIII
be closely watched, as Hampden-S Sid
ney defeated the Doctors last Satur-
day II to 0, and followers of the loca!
team are anxious to see ii the Spiders
can pile up score equally as large.
Both teams have been training
hard for this game, and the battle
promises II be full Of excitement.
MeCurley, new man. displayed
excellent form IN the practice yester-
day and Coach Long will start him In
to-das's game. At lett end Arnold an
old William and Mary player viii
be given a chance. Gillian, who has
been playing in the back field thus
far. will be shifted to lett tackle.
Long is putting the men through
grueiting work every day. and by Sat
urday when Richmond College plays
the nutes from Gallaudet College.
Was hington. the team should be IN
its hest condition. Captain Saaler IS
recovering, and his presence adds
much 10 the Spiders vim and dash.
Richmond Colleges lineup for to-
day Is as follows:
Arnold. left end; Gillian, left tao
kle. Decher, left guard: George, cen
ter: Carter, right guard; Duval. right
tackle; Taylor. right end Jones.
quarter. Sadler. left haifback fcap-
tain: McCarley, right halfback; Mer-
edith, fuliback.