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flrh 14 SAX FRACISCO CHRONICLE TUESDAT AUGUST 23 1008 It i VI TREADWELL TRIAL BEGINS LIVELY Jury Is Completed and Taking of Evidence Will Start To day 1AWYERS CLASH IN COURT Charges of Lack of Courtesy and of Broken Promises Are Made Sam Goldstone the Twelfth Juror In the Treadwell Case WTTH a weoeaston ot clashes between the Uwym which soger an Interesting time for Judre Conley In keeping the peace In his court during tha next waak or two tha actual trial of James Tread wall on a eharge of perjury In connection with tha California Safe Deposit and Trim Company affairs ai hejun yesirdav afternoon and will rontinuad this moririn The selection of a twelfth Juror occupied all but Ihlrt minutes of yesterdays session hut thai haft hour was a llely one The Jnror who completed the panel is Samuel Ooldstnne a harber of 515 Hayes street Joseph Michaels a re tired merchant of 102 Gutter street who was temporarily passed last week was sworn In as a trial Juror vester Hav mornlna Onlv one uncalled name remained In the box out of the las special venire when Ooldstnne was at cepted After the Jury had boen completed and the Indictment against Treiw ll had been read by the clerk Assistant nistrlet Attorney William tTuff Cook outlined to the futors what the people expect to prove Most of what Cook eaJd has appeared In tlie newspapers at artous times In brief he told of Treadwell coinlna at his ov request before Ihe Orand Jurv last January and testifying that he had at no time sold or hypothecated or given to another to sell or hpothecate any of the stocks and bonds generally known as the Colton securities SAY TOE AJJts KL1 LIRD To ahow that Treadwell made no simple error but deliberately lied said Cook 1 shall ahow that he first appeared before the Orand Jury on January 31st and answered No sir when I asked him the general question aa to the Cotton securities without naming tie particular stocks A full week later on January Iftth he again appeared before the Orand Jury and under oath again mid No sir this time In reply to a question specifically naming and describing the securities In detail Tha wltneasea which Conk said ho would call to prove th charges against Treadwell are Mcintosh manager of the San Franclsoo National Bank Wolff cashier and Davla aaslst ant eshlar of the San Francisco National Bank A Rbarboro of the Italian American Bank A Murphy president of the Cornegfe Brick and Pottery Company Ounn a broker and Dalsnil Brown lain manager of til Ban Pronctsco Safe Deposit and Trtwt Company The alleged facts to wnlch the wltneasea will be called to testify lll be Cook said these That on June 11 UOJ Oirnn at the request of Treadwell negotiated with the fan Francisco National Bank a loan for lUIW Colton bonds being given as security A check for the amount Is nued by the San Francisco National Bank and a letter from STanager Mr JnteoD acknowledging receipt of the Colton securities will be produced Cook sold as well as a subsequent receipt given by WoHt when the Colton securities were redeemed BROWJf TO BE WITHES We ahaU show by tha testimony of 0 Dalaell Brown Cook continued and this will be the only point where we ball Introduce Brown ss a witness that Treadwell came every day to the 1ank and read the letters from Walter Bortnett and that Treadwell was advised every day of what Bartnett wrote to Brown We ahaU show that the Colton securities were received by the California Safe Deposit and Trust Company on June 1 1903 and that It was decided to use them because the liank needed the money Brown and Trtadwell discussed the matter In ex tenso and it was determined that Treadwell should take tho Colton securities and uaing them as collateral raise two separate loans This was done because It was thought desirable not to have all the Colton securities In one bank Treadwell got a go between Ounn a broker to dispose of one lot Ounn raised 150 000 from the Italian American Bank and because Treadwell did not want to sign his name to the note Ounn hunted up A Murphy and Murphy loaned his name for the purpose If we pro these fails we shall have proved that Treadwell statement urnlvr oath before the Grand Jury was false and that knew It was false and that If he had answered Ve Instead of No he would have heen pleading gullu felony embet glement BVNTKR A PIlOTET Thl brought Attorney fmiler to his feet with a Jump We assign to the asnlstant district attorney he declared addressing the Court gross deliberate and prejudicial error In stating that to answer Yes would hsie been an silTnllon of guilt The last part of rooks statement nas ordered to be stricken out hut the ouarrel whiih had begun lontlnued to the close of the session The ury was ordered out of the room while It went on Attorney Bvlnjrton ontinud when Imsler sat down Hi wanted the Court to TTiakfr atr order commanding Cook to produce the iirlginal iopy of the notes taken down whm Treadwell was before the Orand Jui Th assistant district attorney promised me several time thitt he would Hive me these papeis td Bylngton bat has since refused to do so hare come to a peculiar pass when one attorney will not keep his word with another i nv always willing to extend courtesy where courtesy 1 shown1 declared Cook But alnc this trlat has tarted the District Attorney offles has been Interfered with by Mr Bytnav ton and by Mr Qoxerr not enly In this case bat oases outside SVr UK WA I1PI TED That la not retorted Doiier Botjou th other hand thony time Ittn yr visited tft DUtrhtl Attorn 1 nays office I waa Insulted not only ernelallr out personally Trie aoor was slammed la ray jfae and tha gentlemen In tlW room left It Portlier Interchange occurred and It appeared thai one of the evidence of lock of oourtssy of which Cook com ylelnsd was that D1er and Bylngton had referred to him a a special pross eiater wnereas the ease had been rsg ularl and sot specially assigned to him Jadgs Contsr An ally stopped the ar vamanrt bT dsclaxtng that Uer would lava laoartaay la at court any fway aa4 taon sjrd Cook pro Baea till morn in the papers which fcrlaatoa woaUd aa 3evM JasssssssBreifa aMILBLVirLtaLLLLLLLLHfl in sV ft jh 2TsssssssssssELlMstii3B WsrsrsnVsssssssssssssH ft 11 llWBeaBLl I ATlItt aB IfT sTW BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBHsBBBBBBBBBBBrtXaVaT A fK I JffH pfS IHilflHHHnvipswsK JvtfwMw vtf iBtWt HoHsaHVim I LBbiBBWlBn iBHcXMflsCliL SEsJsBH SV1 WVt TH t5 sflsF1BBBBBBaBBW Bl THIEF ATTACKS A LONE WOMAN LOSES SUIT TO ISTATE RATE WILL RECOVER SHARES BE FORTY CENTS Court Decides Against Wehe Harry Scott Gives Figure the in Civil Suit Growing Out I Board of Equalization Has of a Loan in Mind Burrell 0 White and Miss Smith won their second tilt with Alfred Wehe yeaterdy when Superior Jndge Sturtevant handed down a decision against Wehe In hla suit to recover H19 shares of the common capital stock of the West Shore Realty Company which he alleged had been obtained from him fraudulently by White and Miss Smith Last week Wehe lost out In another phase of the some litigation when he applied for a restraining order to prevent Miss Smith from selling the shares to recover money alleged to hae been lent Wehe on that securll The Court yestsrdsy found that on October 2 1907 Wehe and his business partner John Clark had borrowed II 000 from Mrs Florence Clunle delivering to her their Joint promissory note for SI 2100 payable on November 10th This losn waa secured by 3S shares of the West Shore Realty Company delHered to White attorney for Mrs Clunle The Court further found that neither the plaintiff Wehe nor his partner John Clark had paid to While 3v00 or any other sum for his services in seourtng this loan nor had Wehe or Clark given White 12000 or any other aum out of the loan In conclusion the Court found that all ot the allegations of the answers of both of the defendants were true and that they were entitled to Judgment for costa of ault while Wehe was not entitled to the relief prayed for The case which was decided yesterday was one In a aeries gTOWlng out of the efforts of Wehe and Clark to flnanoe a ooropany to develop Din gee Park In San Mateo county It wo In on of their attempts to raise fund for their project thst they borrowed 112 OM from Mrs Clunle Charges and counter charges of trick ery and fraud have slne grewn out of this transaction anq nite now threaten to follow his success In civil suit with ortmlnal charges all aimed at Wehe BRUBAKER HELD AT CITY PRISON Autopsy Reveals Wound Which Indicates That Weapon Was Employed Detectr ergeanta Steve Bimnerand treitl were busy all day yesterday Investigating Ihe death of Robert Kllzpatrlck the contractor who died Sunday as the result of a blow delivered by Lloyd Brubaker a motor man Saturday nlrht on a Chutes car on Fillmore street An autopsy was performed yesterday hv rr John Clark who found that Kltspatrlck death had bean caused hv a fracture which extended almost entirely around the skull The autopsy lurrrtn alnn discovered a small In dentation on the right temple which the detectives say Indicates that a blunt Instrument was used to strike the blow Brubaker is being held Incomunl cado at the Cltv Prison and will nol be formally charged until after the finding of the Coroners Jury next Thursday Detei lives Runner and Ireel yesterday interviewed two witnesses to the occurrence Carl Swerlein a contractor residing st H2t drove street ami Otto inap i 171 Kelt siren Bntli were standing near wlien HruhHker struck the blow Zsrerleln says that ritpatrick was very mu under the Influence of lJnuor and that when he stepped off the car after he had challenged Brubaker to fighU the tatter struck him on hard blow which knocked him to tti ground Otto Paap tells thw same story Neither man Weapon In the hands of Brubaker ClMHfJKD WITH IentK sV John Haley and Isruet ntckards swltthmen In the employ of the Southern Pailfii Company wnr arrested yesterday hy lietectlvc Surgtants Itee gar and Otonnen and charged with grant larceny at the City Prison Iuy are alleicd to liavo stolen nineteen doxen shirt belonging lot Oreenbaum Welt A MRhaet of 74 Mission street from a tar en route fcait Jose The wrrant wera issued by Pollce Judge eonltr Wl KKRvfifrii Vowbw Uj Tk Horf ord AeH rhop1tt to quiet the nerves relieve nausea sick head ache tnS to Induce refreshing sleen Property owners In San Kranclsce will for the current year pay a total tax of II 0 on each 10O valuation If the estimates made by Harry Scott member of the State Board of Equalization are well founded The city and county tax rate has already been fixed at 1 60 and Scott who was yesterday engaged in taking oft flgurea from the books of the County Assessor gave It a his opinion that the Stat rate would be 40 cents Action will In all probability be taken by the State Board to establish the rate for State purposes at a meeting to be held September Ith The last time we did any figuring on the State rate said Scott yesterday we found that It would require a tax ot nearly 40 cents and In all probability that figure will be Hied by the Board It that rate Is established It will be the lowest State rate for many years Totats aa to the assessment of the property In the different counties indicate a wonderful growth throughout the State In round numbers the Increase over last year la 109 000000 The greatest proportion of Increase comes from San Francisco and tha total assessed value of the State will not be far from 12000000000 It would appear that the tendency of the State rate Is downward while that of the municipal rate Is In the opposite direction The municipal rate for the ear 1903 was II 071 for 104 111 for 1905 1164 for ISOtt 11322 for 1907 1 415 and for 190S It Is 1150 The taie rate for 1903 was 56 I cents for 1904 535 cents ror 1905 49 cents for 1S0 47 cents for 1907 44 fi cents and for 1908 It will probably be 40 cents The total tax Tate paid by Son Francisco property bwners was Tor 1903 11637 for 1904 It 656 for 1905 12 13 for 1906 1179 for 1907 1115 and for 190S II 90 I estimated If the forty cent Stato rate for this year prevails the tax rate paid Jrlll be the largest since 1906 when tho total rate was 12 13 Of thl 1 14 waa for city and county purposes while the State tax was 43 cents Screams Arouse Neighborhood and the Miscreant Is Captured FRIGHT CAUSES COLLAPSE Burglar Who Escaped From Presidio Terrace Caught Yesterday Mrs Helen Fhrendt lies In a state of nervous collapse at her room In the EarlcllT Apartments at Oough and OFarrell streets aa the result of a tblefs attack on her Saturday night at Myrtle avenue and Oough streets Her assailant Carl Klelnt was cap Itured after a chase and la locked up at the City Prison on a charge of grand larceny Mr Khrendt was on her way home Saturday evening and had Just paased Myrtle avenue proceeding along Oough street when Klelnt sprang out at her and pressing her sgalnst the wall of the building forcibly took a purse containing 36 from her hand The audden appearance of the man roughly dressed and his lolent attack terrified her and she screamed again and again and finally fell fainting to the walk Her cries attracted Bernard Curlcy who resides at 120 Myrtle avenue Curley opened his door In time to see Klelnt running by his house down Myrtle avenue and atarted In pursuit After running a block Cur lev who Is an athlete captured Klelnt and delivered him over to Detective Wren and Rlordan and Patrolman Copeland Mrs Ehrendt wss taken to her apartmenta and has since been suffering from nervous shock which haa made It Impossible for her to go to police headquarters to swear out a warrant for Klelnt This she has been persuaded to do aa soon as she Is able Klelnt Is an ex sallor and lived at 717 Howard street Julius Tesch a carpenter wa charged with attempt to commit burglary yesterday by Patrolmen Handley and De la Ouerra for entering the apartments of Mrs William Bemtss at 41 First avenue Richmond district on the afternoon of August 16th Tesch was picked up on description by the patrolmen yesterday morning Tesch caused considerable excite ment 1n the neighborhood of FlrsV av enae and Presidio Terrace when he entered Mrs Bemlss apartments She found him standing In her dining room preparing to stow away In hi ack har silverware She acreamed and Tech ran to a window dashed tnrougn it taking the glass sash and all In his flight to the ground Landing safely he sped across the Presidio Terrace and was pursued bv Frank Taylor a gar dener and special officer but managed to effect his escape An excellent de scription of him however was given to the police which resulted In his capture yesterday ALMSHOUSE VAN HI A WILD BU5AWAY ALAMEDA BELLE THIEFS VICTIM Robbed by a Purse Snatcher in a Crowd on Market Street uuadaJupe Ianallzo the beautiful daughter of Trlllanes Canallxo a wealthy importer with offices at 9t Sacramento street nnd resldtng at 1211 Broadway Alameda was the victim yesterday afternoon of a purse snateher at Fourth and Market street Mis Canallxo wm standing In a crowd waiting a car when a man rudely Jostled her and snatching her purse from her hand threw It high over the head of the crowd to a confede iate atandlng near the curb Both men thtn ran rapidly In different directions Miss Canallxo screamed and Instantly the crowd took after the thief who had grabbed the purse Tatrolman Bert Wren seeing the lommotlon ran up and outrunning the crowd of pursuers overtook the fugitive on Market street opposite Orant avenuet At the City Prison the fellow gave the name Earlo fluke and said he was a pattern maksr fie refused to give the nam of his confederate who made hi escape Raker waa booked on a tharge of grs nd larveny Miss Canstliso purse contained 15 moneyi SKIZKD BV ItlTOMS INSPKtTOlU Snugly sewed vj In pUIdw sn comforters belonging to Chinese steer axe passenger on the temei Man churls Customs Tnspeo or Bennlnger fniind and seised an nsaortment of du tlahle goods that would have1 more thn rwM the expense of their owner trip If ho could have smuggle thent tliroush successfully two nice rt pillow were found tfl Jado bracelets while sewed Inside the lining of a Comforter were flfty sevfr silk embroidered tsbfe covers and twenty Ltwo silk handkerchiefs Major Foster of thw Philippine fekout brought over with him on the transport Buford 440 more Mantlet cigars ban the law per mlts nf these were taken In charge bx Wenninger Th Major however wihe send then bock to lianll whctjrWilg rn fee Accorded hfa Free Kscrsle Ka Sasj Mate Saturday Bondsjs Get ticket In advance Ft So Msiqq Jnf Co 3U Keartur trev Prompt Action of the Driver Harry But tterents aenoui Result Dniv the action of Harrv Rlx drlvor of the Almshouse van saved a dozen occupant of the vehicle from serious Injury If not death yesterday when he team frightened at a hare which iimniS frnm the aids of the road started on a mad ran down the grade on the Ocesn boulevard between Seventh avenue and the Almshouse Rlx clung to the reins and steered the plunging team Into a bed of soft sinl at the foot of the hill The heavy load pulled hard enough In the sand to force the horses to a trot and Rlx soon had them under control The Los Angeles Times San Francisco Office 1206 CALL BLDG BROWN Representative Telephone Kearny 3121 ROBINSONS PATENT BARLEY With freak mwi sallk for Iafaats kas beea tke best abedtnte for saetkers asllk darlag tk last TO year all ye Euro a ad Ihe la Asserlea BARLEY WATER made from ROBINSONS PATENT BARLEY tk Tfclrs acker for tie athlete avail these saSertag from STOMACH TROUBLES Is cheaper leaser ad more healthful thast amy ether feoaV Far sale hy alt grocers druggist JiMM aHJ wmm A Few Choice Rooms SINCLE OR EN SUITE TO LET IN Chronicle Building APPLY ROOM 2tH CHRONICLE BUILDING LOOK FOR FLAWS IN AFFIDAVITS Ruefs Counsel Has Many Passages Stricken From Record The affidavits of Judge Lawlor Detective Burna and Francis Heney denying the allegation of Ruef and hi attorney that a fair trial the ex bos cannot be had In Judge Law lora oourt were subject to a searching examination yesterday and such psrts of the doouments aa survived the ordeal are now a part of the record An affidavit by District Attorney Lang don will be considered to morrow and then arguments will he In order Motions to strike out twenty two distinct passages from the Heney affidavit were made on behalf of Ruef by Attorney Prank Murphy eight of which were granted Eighteen objec tlena were made to the Lawlor affidavit all being overrnled Murphy directed most of hi forensic gun at Judge Lawlor1 denial of having participated In the preparation of the Ruef Indictment The affidavit is evasive In this particular said Murphy So far aa your language goes though you did not counsel or advise In the preparation of the Indictments you might have so done In the preparation of one of them The Court declared that It had meant to deny having had anything to do with any and all of the indictments and aa his affidavit could not be amended he agreed to supply a new one Judge Iswlora views as to Ruef feeling toward him were the next subject of attack Murphy Insisted that It made no difference what Judge Lawlor thought about Ruefs opinion of Judge Lawlor the matter at Issue being the Judges attitude of mind toward Ruef Judge Lawlor Insisted that hla knowledge of Ruefs opinion pf him waa helpful In easting light on his opinion of Ruef Murpriy also objected to Heneys characterisation of Ruef as one of the greatest criminals of the age It I not the bet evidence of the character of Ruef he declared Its a good evidence as some presented by the defendant protested Heney Rut you are not on trial In this case said Murphy though you may be put on trial In some other case The Court ordered Heneys charac terization of Ruef to be stricken out The same order was mado In relation to Heneys declaration that Ruef waa a menace to society and dangerous If allowed to he at large The continuance waa until thl afternoon at 2 clock BARBER ATTACKS TWO POLICEMEN Hits Officer With Bottle Trying to Save Friends From Arrest tVhen Charles tialllvap and Willi McHugh policemen of the Bush strcel Station entered the barber shop of Lieer Leukowlts at lltt Webster sticet yesterday afternoon and attempted to arrest Philip Diamond and Morris Krayer on a charge of vagrancy a rough and tumble light ensued which did not end until McHugh had been dealt an ugly blow over the side of the head with a heavy bottle and Leukowlts had been beaten Into submls slon by Officer Galllvan The officer who were in plnln clothes showed their stars st omr hut Leukowlts announced defiantly his friends could not be arrested in his shop As If to make good his threat Leukowlts tried to block the two policemen a Diamond and Krayer made a rush for th door Diamond succeeded In getting out and ran down the street Qaltlran followed him McHugh engaged In the double task of protecting hlmsslf from the excited barber and keeping Krayer from getting away at the same time was unable to prevent Leukowlts from Jumping on him suddenly and nltlng him a blow with a bottle snatched off the shelf While the two men fought the policeman Oalllvan was overpowering Diamond whom he caught at the corner of Webater and OFarrell streets On his return to the barber shop he sprank to his comrades aid and apeed Uy made a prisoner of Krayer leaving McHugh to subdue Leukowlts alone Krayer and Diamond were locked up In the Bush strset Ststlon while Mc Hugh and Leukowlts went to th Cen tral Emergency Hospital to have their wound dressed Leukowlts wss locked up In the Bush street Station charged with assault with a deadly weapon TWO CARPENTERS HPKT IN TWO DIFFERENT FALLS BtXKBtPT FROSI VALLEJO Ernest Rossow a mechanical en gineer of Vallejo filed a voluntary pe tition In bankruptcy In the united State District Court yesterday with liabilities of H5 SS and estimated assets of 16587 IS SAX riASCISOO TRXXOrAKY OOLLXOK Nut stssloa will beslo Sent IStk Cstslosas free ippty Dr Crttty liu Msrkt Hospital Ambulance Called Twice in an Hour to the Same Building Two msn working on the second story ot a building being erected at Second and Natoma streets fell with In an hour of each other yesterday aft ernoon and both rei elved injuries which necessitated tlielr being taken to the Harbor tlospltal James Angus a carpenter was the flrat victim slip ping on a Joist and falling one story to the pavement His Injuries consisted of severe lacerations of the head and face The breaking of a scantling caused another carpenter Robert Kane of 712A Central avenue to fall Kane waa unconsilous when picked up and at the hospital It was found he had suffered a fracture of the Jaw a fracture of the rlglit leg and Internal Injuries Both men left the hospital after their Injuries had been treated I is an interesting fact that discerning people who make a careful examination of all player pianos and their merits always choose And why not It is the most perfectly built piano the world knows Not a haphazard combination a 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Were ExcruciatingNerves in ExJianrted Condition Sleep Badly Broken CURE BY CUT1CURA SEEMED LIKE MAGIC Wctl oamtot express the zratSboii 1 fsajl for ht CuUcura Bemecaea havr dona for my oaajp ter AdWakla Bbe Ja MUfln year oi C9 aad bad nvret had anything th matter with bl skin until fom month ago yrhen an eruption hroks out on her ohest The first flTmotom redness and thenfollovrd thicken Jsf aad blisters which would break and run matter I took her to a doctor and he pronocnoed it to be ecsem of Terr bad form Be treated her but Instead of being checked the dlseaM spread It shoved Itaeif on her back aod then qtilokjj spread upward until the who of ber head wh affected and JQ her hair had to be cut off The pain he offered waa excruciating and what with that and the heat and trailing her life waa almost unbearable She Decern run down in health and at time waa Terr fererish languid and drowsy and occasionally ah waa rte llriou Her nerrea were in such a low state that aha could not bear to be left alone In spite of the oold weather she wovdd insist on baring her bedroom window open and would lean out on th window sin She did not have proper boor sleep for many night The aecond doctor we tried afforded ber Just aa Uttle reTief aa tha flrat and I really do not know what we should bar done If we had not read how Guttonra cured a similar eeae purchased CatVjura Soap Cntkram Ointment and Oataoura HO and before the Ointment waa thrae qnarteri finished erery trace of the disease was rana It really teemed like magic Her heir la coming on nicely ana I lUH apply tha Outicnra Ointment I And il more tha growth wonderfully Mr VI Hyde 1 Ongar Plana Brentspood Eaaex England Mar 1 1B07 V5SM it mm iwritV IWaWDnftjl Cbtm GBUftin 3nSim WmDsMM Excursions Back East Round Trip Rates Atchison Kai Baltimore Md Boston Mass Chicago III Council RliifTs Iowa Dulutli Minn Houston Texas Kansas Cltv Mo Leavenworth Kas Memphis Tenn Mlneola Texas Minneapolis Minn New Orleans Ta New ork Omaha Neb Pacific Junction la Philadelphia Pa Sioux City Iowa St Joseph Mo St onls Mo St Paul Minn Waihlnston 6000 10750 110 50 7250 fiOOO 79 30 60 00 60 0 SO 00 67 50 60 00 73 50 67 50 108 50 60 00 60 00 108 50 6S90 6000 6750 7350 10750 AuRint 17 18 24 25 Sept 15 16 Limit Oct 31 1908 Additional al dates to Kansas City only Sept 23 21 25 OnSaleSipU Cili Springs hitb 4 5 14 and 15 Sept 21 to 27 to Denver only Low rates to many other points PRINCE A 673 Market St WARNER A 111 Broadwayj Oakland Bankrupt Stock OP THE 0 WILLEY Carriage Company CONSISTING OF Surrejs Carrlaccn Hoggles Wagons Harness Robes and Blankets are belajr sold at an average price of SO cents on tha dollar by KIEL 8c EVANS CO OKlsmd Fourth and FranKlin 3t San Franciaco Front and Pine Sts TO IiET STOKEr OR KEMtX rSTBET IK CHJIOXICIB BC1LD1KQ imr OFFICE of the TJUMiTG viAJniasiHiitfiMtit ttmt i1 jUfeft lilik I.