Weekly journal-miner., 1915-09-22
ANEWALT UNDER FIRE
 IN BIG LOVE SUIT
(From Wednesdays Daiiv1

Residents of Prescott will be sur prised to learn that II. P Anewalt, for many years general freight and passenger agent of the s. F. P. & P. railway in this city, is the defendant in $20,0OO suit in Los Angeles, wherein he is charged with alienat- ing the affections of Mrs. J. H. Jan sen, wife of a wealthy real estate broker of San Francisco.
 According to the Los Angeles Herald of September l3, Jansen has instituted a divorce action against his wife, in which desertion is charged She has been living at Berkeley, Calif., since June of 1914 and the divorce proceeding is set for September 22.
 Anewalt Surprised.
 Tn an interview with Herald rep resentative Anewalt is alleged to have said:
 q do not know Mir. Jansen and can see no reason why l should be involved in his family affairs, al though l am acquainted with his wife. 1 did uot know that he had filed $20,O00 damage suit against me-or any other kind of suit-and did not know he meant to. There must be some mistake"
 Attorneys Version.
 According to dispatches received from San Francisco, Joseph Brown, Jansen's attorney, has issued state ment to the effect that at the trial ol the action against MT. Anewalt he will produce evidence covering a per iod of more than year in which to prove the husbands contention of alienated affections.
 Second Divorce Action.
 The double-barreled court action. the divorce suit against the wife and the alienation of affection suit against Anewalt, is not the first indication of fight on Jansen's part, according to dispatches from San Francisco, says the Herald. It was stated that a year ago Jansen brought a suit for divorce against his wife, but consented to one postponement after another out of consideration for his daughter, Lucille, aged 5 years, and at the request of his wife.
 Met at Child's Bedside.
 The charges are based on meet ing between the two at tke bedside of the little girl, who was sick, over a year ago, when she was removed |. from San Francisco to Napa hospi- ! tai. Jansen, says Attorney Brown, 1 made frequent trips to Napa to see his child, and on one of these trips | learned that his wife varied her vigil i by the girls bedside with visits to cafes and places of amusement in Anewalt's company.
 On the Still Hunt.
 The husband then caused his wife to be watched, according to the at- torney, and following reports of dc -ectives a quarrel followed. The re- ports mentioned Anewalt and Mrs. Jansen as being together at thc Poodle Dog restaurant in San Fran ,isco on July 21, 1913, says Attor icy Brown. Testimony will be in roduced at the trial, according to his attorney, to show that Mrs. Jar sen was a frequent visitor to Ano- valts office in San Francisco and hat he was always aware of the fact ,he was a married woman.
 There will be no compromise of my kind in this case" AtteMey Brown is alleged to have stated in San Francisco. Jansen is not con ,erned about the amount of dam lges He has conclusive evidence gainst Anewalt and is intensely bit CT against him. His one desire Is o punish Anewalt, and he is deter mined to carry this suit to a con lusion."