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News of the Courts
GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY
IS PLEA OF OFFENDER
Judge Davis Hears a New State
ment Regarding ChangeJ At
titude of B. A. Byrne
Among several legal matters which
came up before Judge Davis ol the
criminal department of the superior
court yesterdaj was th<- changing of
the plea of B A. Byrne, charged with
criminal conspiracy against puDlli
morals from not guilty to guilty.
Byrne, with R, C Talbot, who de
clines himself not guilty and who has
carried the matter to the court ol ap
peala was accused of showing the
moving pictures of the Jeffries-John
son prizeflight at Arcadia, thus break-
Ing a county ordinance, Byrne was
placed on probntion for one year.
In the sain urt James Gruci i was
found guilty of assaulting Pietro F> r
ro will a knlfi as the result ol dif
ferences of opinion regarding the
strikes of last summer, Grucci ob
j, e ted to another man working at the
Advance Machine companj and nuar
j h him. Pel io tried tn •-
tablish peace between them and n
used Ins knife He was sent to the
i ountj Jail for time mouths.
The dato of iho new trial of PU tro
Carbone, charged with murdering John
Stassi and about whose guilt a jury
iiv disagreed, was fixed at
March 1.
Otto Wunderllch, accused ■' assault
ing A. Jahnke with a deadly weapon,
pleaded not guUty and his trial ivaa
get for February •..
WOMAN. ADMINISTRATRIX
OF $77,000 WILL- REMOVED
Mrs. Anna M. Scanlon yesterda> was
removed from tlio office of ndmh
tri\ of the estate of her sister, Mrs.
Elizabeth Ross, Judgi Bordw< 11, «ho
heard the litigation Saturday, handing
down an opinion to that effect.
Mrs. Scanlon was accused by heirs
(.(' Mrs. Ross, who left an • state valued
at $77,000, with negligence, mismanagi -
mi mi ami atti mpts i" i onvi 11 most of
the property to lier own us. s.
The same judge overruled a demurrer
to the citation by which Mi s .!■ psi< W.
Taylor of Glendale was ordered to show
cause why slie should not bi removed
from the office of administratrix of the
estate of 1" r mother, Mrs. /.. relda S.
Wheeler.
Tim charge against Mrs. Taylor is
that she did not divide her mother' i es
tati with her nieces, the daughters of
her Bister, Mrs. Helen Mr.iris, who be
came Insane. The estate now Is val
ued at $32,000, half of which Mrs. Tay
lor recently was told to turn over to
her sister's children.
In overruling th<> demurrer Judge
Bord\vell granted Mrs. Taylor ten days
in v hlch to make answer.
DECLARES WOMAN'S THREAT
IMPERILED HIS BUSINESS
Alleging that his partner In thp live stock
business, Mildred Dumlllpr. threatened t«
ji..>. mi him II blia could not "s**l rid of
him" in any other way, Joseph ranis' yester
day filed In the superior court an an ion
In which ftf- rpH." a dissolution of their part
nership and an account Ins of its affairs.
According to Pauly ho nn-i the defendant
entered into the partnernhlp November s■'
of thin year, she furnishing n half Interest In
ii bull, i lire? cows, tli ree heifers, a horse
and harness UK well as the ground, situated
In this city, where they planned to raise
live Stock. He asai rts that they purchased
live slock to the value oC HOO. he paying
hal ■ and lien giving 111" labor, which lie
■\ aiuT. it $1 ■"■fl
The purchase of animals was fdiiow-ed.
rauly declareo, by abuse nf him by the wo.
man ami ... she intended to ■■■111.!
animals to her own profit and to poison
him if hi coul.l not be gotten rid of other
wise.
When I auly heard of the poison, he says,
he left and soon Instituted his suit in which
V ask« for an accounting of the property
nf the firm, which he declares Is worm
$1000,
V'OMAN SUES TROLLEY LINE
FOR CARRYING HER TOO FAR
E, .i Baker yesterday i!' 'i 111 the su
perior cuurt an action for damages of
)30,000 again? the Los Angeles-Paclflc ltnii
«■«) company. She aFsi-n^ lhai Aiu'u-i 2S,
IBID, sbu boarded a car of ihe defendant
company at Santa .Monica with the Inten
tion <jf alishtliiß at Bawtelle, She pays »!»»
told the conductor where Blip wished to stop
and he agreed to let her off there. Never
theless, she asserts, she was carried .i mile
beyond Bawtelle and there forced to alight.
i'ars bound for Saw relic refused to st ■■]<
for her, she avers, and so.although it was
nluht and dark. she started to wall Phe
fell through a cattli guard, she says, per
manently injuring various parts of her body, i
including her eye« and cars.
COURT ASKED TO COLLECT
BALANCE ON TOMATO CROP
a tomato cnip, h larga i<iiri of which is
Stilt tCI be paid fur, it Is alleged, figured
in tlir .suit which i hai I'-p M. Klameoka fili-tl
In the superior court yevtertlay against the
H. Wnotl'a comiiany. a cnrjiuratl'-'n, M. M.
Cnx and l''red yioaii. . . |
Kameoka Bfflnns Unit In November "1
tins year ha delivered i" thn dcfendanl cor
pnrallnn HI Arcadia 103,53 lon» at tomHtoe*,
ful- vvlii.'h ho A\;)S lo be Jiniu .i J:i ;t ton. He
nlli-KCd thill be h;i? rcccUud ""Is JI9OO
niirl now is sulns 't 5111 I'M, which he as
n'-rt« i* tluo hitn.
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HOSPITAL SUED BY PATIENT
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DIVORCE SUITS FILED
n- a.'ticn fni illvi
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NEW INCORPORATIONS
People'i rhuri ■ ■ v '
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■ lair, ,]lr( rim
Tlift Rector, Wardens and Vestrymen nf
ft. TiUke'i narhili. Monrovia—Henry Qulm.
!•>•. Knnneth Carter, June! N. l'eirl<\ C. .r.
Dlxon, ■■. i. Marifett'i I! M. Fleming ami
i.. P. Remington, .]!■.. I.
Arroyo Soeo chamber of rr>mmerc» '..
A. rlj^llipfi. H, Miller, lluy Kd'liv, A. I,
Kalou, 11. M. riitpmin, V. 'i- Teat'liout, A,
.1 TUnner .1. f. \\ , „■/• I. U Kmllli. \\.
V, raJgmil« tuid ii. M.. AJuOji*!, olriot9f»,
| FEDERAL COURT WILL HEAR
CHARGE AGAINST THOMPSON
Judge Chambers Dismisses Case
to Allow New Prosecution
| In order that the federal courts may
deal with the case. Police Judge Cham
bers yesterday morning; dismissed the
charges of receiving stolen property
against Attorney Fred Thompson and
his wife, Etta, who were arrested some
time ago In connection with tim em
bezzlement of $15,000 by Orlando F
Altorre.
After Altorre confessed to the post
office Inspectors that he stole $15,000
' from the mails, he is -aid to have fur
| nished evidence purporting to show
that Thompson, who lie retained as his
attorney, and his wife accepted the
money they knew to be stolen.
Since the federal grand jury has re
turned an Indictment charging the
Thompsons with embezzlement, Judge
Chambers decided that it would be su
perfluous to handle the case In the
state courts.
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CENSUS TOTALS ASSURE
STRENGTH OF LAWMAKERS
Los Angeles County Will Have
Many Additional Members
at Legislature Session
I ]..,. Anppl*s county will be entitled to
I irany additional members <■!" the state as
sembly Rnd tat" senate, under the new
census figures. Nine members '•;' the as
sembly are now elected from this county,
but the new apportionment upon strict popu
lation figures would give the county only
• a fraction less than seventeen members,
' Accoidftig to Assemblyman Charles II
i Randall of ■.. seventy-fourth district, to
* horn has been delegated formation or new
a*sembly boundaries for Los Anglos conn
ly. sixteen assemblymen and eifilu sena
tors will lie demanded, both claims being
slightly und«r what might bo Justly asked.
: Mi Randall's "map" has progressed far
enough to <ihow Hollywood as the Important
' center of a district to Include besides that
I piece Sherman, Sawtelle, Soldiers' Hoi
j Lankershlm end Pan Fernando. Highland
I Park will li» linked with Kagle Rock, Tropi
joo ami Glendalo to form another district.
I Pasadena and Altadena will go it alone
: and South Pasadena and Alliambra, with a
, little adjoining territory, will have an as
semblyman all their own. ,
Long Beach, Whlttier and San Pi di an>
recognized as important centers around which
Individual districts are formed, while the
west beach Is also taken care of, Including
Santa Monica, Ocean Park and Kedondo,
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LONG BEACH WOMAN LEAVES
BEQUESTS TO MISSIONARIES
! Daughter Is Chief Heir to $20
--000 Estate Filed for Probate
Two mission -...*■■ were remembered
In the will of .Mis. Sarah I■. Marchant, who
died at Long Beach December 12, leaving,
a n >■.-!,{ i■• valued at .■■■:..■ "f w hleii
rea l ty represen t - ;he (greater pan.
H>■ the terms if ihe instrument, which
was filed yesterday in he probate depart
ment of the superior court, $250 In g\ en
to ■he Women's Baptist Home Mission so
•■■:'■■!■ and a similar sum is <!-
viseil to t lie Women's Baptist Foreign Mis
sionary suclety «f the w»-st. the headquar
ters ot the latter being ■■■--.
One-thir<l of the remainder of thp ■ i)i;
tatc i« ffiven to Ira !.. Marchant of Santa
Ana. whose relationship i* no* menttoned,
and th»: remaining two»thlrds is devised to
M vf. Oraoe Deane Eavterbrooks of Long
Beach, a daughter.
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Nteam Trains to Aviation Kleld
The Southern Pacific Is the only steara
railroad to the grounds, direct to t lie main
*Mitrani'<\ with separate entrance anil exit
for Southern Pacific passengers.
►ectal train! leave Lob A ngeles (Arcade
station. Fifth mvi Central avenue) daily to
.lannary ", 1 'ill, Inclusive (except January
_', ii" program i, at i* :"Vi a. in., 11 a. m
11:30 a. m.. 1 *_':01 p, m.. 12:30 p. in., 1 p.
m. and 1 :30 p. m. Returning, leave avia
tion field I :4b [>• m., -. p. m.. 5:16 p. m.,
tj p, m.i No 1< ical stops in either direction.
Plenty of roomy steam 'heated cara with
seats for every one. Round trip iat ticket
office*) from Los Angeles ?.:«?. Contests
1:30 p. m.
Cut this out and use It for time table and
start early. Lus Angelea offices; 600 Bout
Spring 1 street, Arcade station, Fifth and
Central avwine. •••
SANTA I r. HOLIDAY BATES
The Santa Fe will sell holiday ex
cursion tickets at one and one-third
fares for ;he ruuml ti i|. Bel v een all
stations on iv lim-s where the one
way fare is LO.OO or less. Tickets .>n
sale December 23d, "4th, 25th, 26th, 30th,
81st, 1910, and January Ist, 2d, inn.
Final return limit Januarj ". 1911. •♦•
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1 Special Reduction I
On Holiday Goods
UjJj BoxM pnpprfi In .. ■' and 4-qulro lioxf-H, containing finest \±}s
writinsr papers—ono-thlrd off regular prices. Fine calpndai ( *X
ss" i)f mission views, etc.; .'.Or, T.'c, $1, less nno-tlilrd. Antique ZA,
f^\ brass dcßk sots, >•'. $13.."(I and $15, loss ono-tliird. I pjn
Your '■imii'i. "f ii large variety of framed pictures and
passe [iartouted mottoes, BOc values, only lOp.
We have h fine variety of New Year's letters, cards and |
postals, I
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This >w Leather Couch
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Y§|pS^SS2|g/ 8 Formerly $30
\c\\_2. jy Genuine Leather Couch, solid oak
frame, diamond tufted, solid oak
imn-^^ carved feet. Now $18.75.
Furnish fezo-6?6 >ljr- ""Ljr "— WLjßtttr *^lhaojoiww Furnish
the Girl south OUTFITTING CO. MWtoktoh the '•■<«■<-
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LOS ANTJKLES HERALD: WEDNESDAY MORNING, DIX EMHER 28, 1010.
HANDLEY TO BE NAMED
AS CITY CLERK TODAY
Lelande Will Resign Municipal j
Place This Afternoon to j
Take County Office
City I'li-rk Lelande will resign his !'
position at the meeting of the council j
this afternoon ami Prof. Lorln A. ;
Handley will be elected b) the council! ;
to succeed him. ' j
This was made pluln yesterday when I
tin council again balloted on a sue- ,
p, sisoi to Mr, lanile nnd the vote j ;
stood: Httndlej live, George Baker An-I'
derson lour. The Hnndley men are j
Andrew?, Botkouski, O'Brien, \Vliiffen|j
iiiid husk and the Anderson men are
Gregory, Stewart, YVashburn and Wil- |
Hams. A strong effort has been made,
during the last few days to turn either
President husk or Councilman Whif
fen to Anderson, but it was not suc
cessful.
City Clerk Lelande yesterday notl- 1
fied the council that he would resign
December SI and asked it to name his j
successor bo that he could introduce j
him to the routine of the clerk's office,
Deputy City Attorney Howard Hob
ertson ruled that the council could not
officially name a successor to Mr. !•<■
lande until there was an actual va
cancy, but something had to he done
because C. M. Taggart, tax anil license
collector, must issue about 9000 licenses
January 3 and these inus l all be signed
in advance by the city clerk. As Mr.
I>lande will not be city clerk on that j
date his successor will have to sign I
the licenses and Mr. Handley was
given to understand that the council
would approve his securing a rubber
stamp with his name on it and begin
attaching it to the licenses.
BOOKS TO BE KXI'KKTEII
As this gave rise to some complica
lions it was suggested at the meeting
of the council yesterday afternoon that
Mr. Lelande temlei his resignation at
I once, so that his successor could be
j appointed. Mr. Lelande signified his
willingness to resign at the council's I
pleasure, but suggested that II would \
be better for him to do bo today than i
yesterday, as he was engaged at that
time In signing ordinances the. city
council had adopted during its morn
ing session. /
I The investigation of Mr. Lelnnde's
i books that he has asked for will be
made by an expert to 1" engaged by
the city auditor and the council yes
terday set aside %■■'< for this purpose.
Mr. Lelande assumes the duties of
county clerk the first Monday in Jan
j uarj.
ELKS WILL RAFFLE HORSE
TO INCREASE ORPHAN FUND:
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Elaborate Program Prepared for
Annual High Jinks Tonight
Eiks of Los Angeles will enjoy their \
annual high jinks tonight in the rooms
of Lodge No. 99. There will be ;i big
entertainment program. A feature of
the evening will he the raffling of ;i
One blooded horse, worth about $1000,
given l>y \V. <'. Durfee.
The i eeds from the anunl high
jinks are used Cor entertainment of
members and to cover expenditures for i
the orphans ea< li year. Twelve hun
dred orphans were provided with
Christmas presents this year, selected
with a view to utility. Shoes, Block
ings and other articles equally useful
v.i Ip given; also a ball (■■ each boy and
a doll to each girl. The Elks expended
only two of the orphans are
children of Elks and they were sent
to this city from Honolulu,
PATENTS GRANTED TO
SOUTHLAND INVENTORS
The Pioneer Patent agency Hazard &
Etrause, of Los Angeles, California, reports
the following patents granted to inventors of
Southern California for the week ending De
cember 20, 1110: .
Bennett, Fred t: . Los Auk.-Ii permuta
tion padlock; Dick, Frederick .1., assigns to
K. Tlngley, Polnl I.oma. sun dial gnomon;
Fain, George C, BakersNeld, gasolene en
-i: . Gibbs, James M., assigns one-half to
G. >■:. Powell, Ranta Ana, valve Beating at
tachmrnt; Luxembourger, Nicholas, Santa
Ara, shock absorbing vehicle spring; rifrcc,
William .t.. I.«s Angi le«, shock absorbers
for vehicles; Roos, Alphonfle, Ijjs Angeles,
mold; Ross, Harold 13., Etiwanda, rake tooth
cleaner; Shawver, Harvey E., Santa Monica,
detachable visa for carpenters' benches;
.-:.. 1 Imann, Ignatlui 3 . Lob Angeles, pneu
matic spring; Whittemore, William C, Red
land*, milk bottle holder; assigns one-third
to W. .1. l.«ith.
I "RED LETTER DAY" |
8 lljfll^ 10' S. &H. Stamps liji^^H
M The "Year-End" Sale will have a two-fold attraction today. In addition to the wonderful say- ragr
jSi ings which are more pronounced than ever, it will be "Red Letter Day" and there will be 10 g|l
Ig| | S. &H. Stamps free to everyone. Bring alt your stamp books to our premium parlor, 4th Moor. |pj
PHI Double ( THE REAL BARGAHI^^^CEWTEH_DFLnSAH6tUS I 10c and 15c H
i Stamps <B^^^&tffi€>\ Embsc dery I
I^l Bto 10 BROADWAY^JIir AT FIFTH ST. I „,,„, „( : (ffl
Km a n/r MUSE, FARiS, WALKER CO.I HH^'HS m
A -fc m rlUMbf rMHI^f VTA^IUI%*-i» iM sows Kiffiß
[BS3filJ /\ lV« tLwwmm—■-—imrnnm—Tmrinirn —: I ■ -^^—^——^ o f dainty patterns: We and |H
&m. XTX» ALWAYS ASK li?/R\fBi) -J«2^"- STAMP'S i:- '•"'l'rui.l.'i-y ""'"" s'% g
B; $1.25, $1.50 Rich Silks 89c $1, $1.25 Dress Goods 63c hi
rr^^ Dependable silk? for lower than you have ever bought them; a almost si. thousand yards of high grade suitings Included In this PJjCT
(BfSWfl his; feature in the "Ycar-Knd" Sale today, oil-boiled taffeta: j^ tf)( , at i; ,. ( , . fabrics that are splendid values at $1 •■"l $1.25. jg(2fl
KifllM handsome fabric for Princess and l-pio.-p dresses: wide range of p run ella Venetian Melrose, Panama and serg« weaves; In brown,
mm shades; brown, wine, myrtle, tan gray, Danish reseda, rose ink Fruneua. „m \ .,.,v w sti rtu . nllll „,«,.; rndnble materhll . SM|
S» now sSr'vard ''^ G«ai «v«n»: •'Year-End" Sale, yard 63c. |||
Kll 85c 27-Inch CQ^ 50c and 65c 27-In. C p $1.50 and $1.75 OQ p 69c and $1 36-In. cß|
# Btack Taffeta .59C Tussah Silks ODC Suitings .• OJC Moire Linings .. . *>^ J—{
i^i JZ w rl««i t,«cU The always „,,«,,. n,u R ., -UK- H
"k i :.o :^:'t^a;;;: 1I;aV-:;L,:::;U::;, 1y; :i± -- =a"^ ! ;:sJJr^n i;;S H
fripS^n perfect black: standard S3c tan , reseda, ros°, ivory, cham- brown, wine, .animal, tan, raisin, myrtle, rose ||^1
jlpl grade; priced today it Ml yd. pagne. gray, taupe, etc. hagen.
«ifiiiiiiii||| i j i
Everything left of Galloway Co. high grade stock of Eli Meyer and M. C. Simon clothing
must be cleaned out of the store at once.
Prices Smashed to Pieces on Suits, Overcoats and Furnishings
Shirts Suits Overcoats Collars
including the famous E. All the newest styles and Jjg^ JSf^^S M *«P «£ Arrow
&W. Brand. All values fashionable shades- . plain or convertible collars brand- Odd Slzcs but m all
up to $3 now 04 AA Values up to (A AA worth up to <M ? Cfl the latest styles. g
g o for only $1.00 $20 for..."..>V.UU| | $25 $IZ.OU | While they last for... .01
Everything left in the store. No complete lines. Not every size, but while 1 / \ 7 1 '
they last you get them for •••••. ••••• 1/-• Xf\ lA Wsllll£*
The Failure of Eli Meyer and M. C. Simon was the biggest smash the I £ \\j / £ T CllllV/
Clothing business has ever known. . /
Take advantage of this stupendous clean-up—Now—Before it is too late!
Sale at 329 S. Spring St
HOTELS-RESTAURANTS-RESORTS
Ye Alpine Tavern
Rltuated on Mount Lowa. A mile above the sm. American plan. $:i per day.
Bureau for further information^ _^_____—.— ——— ——^—
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¥¥ __ r _-._ T I li/~9 li. secured your co/.y corner in --"
HOXSPV JL/IU 11 "'r "'""' I'"!'"1"1- «ri" an<l *"" Sprinu nn<l Fourth >l».
IIUAJVJ *' *v* *v Joyed Hie evening aim |
NEW TURNER HALL CAFE
"■jin.mwTii.Mllv MT Bent-.aermun kitchen In the city, ("unrert every Sun
ii- f,„ '",; 7 m iIV 1,A1..1>' AMKKICAN OHCHKHTRA. ' — s"n
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10c a Button, $1.00 a Rip
Dutchess Trousers
at
1. B. SILVERWOQD'S
Sixth and Broadway j
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GATUti
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LOS ANGELES «.. SAN FRANCISCO
h^fl^ «»""■" fflgza.
INTERESTING ROUTES OF TRAVEL
R)rWHe^jd|jWSjTo Go
;s°Whe|i Yo^Want Tb:^b|
SANTA CATALINA
ONLY THREE HOURS FROM BROADWAY
VET THERE YOU lEEI, SHUT OUT FROM THE WORLD AND ITS WORRIES.
BOAT LEAVES SAN PEDRO DAILY—10:00 A. M.
EXTRA BOAT A THRU AY, 6P. M.
t» A XIXTIXTf" 1 Cf\ Xeronta 104 PACIFIC ELECTRIC BLDU.
rJAJNINIINIjr LUi, AgenTS 10370—Mum mm.
IHESiiiSa .nT u2f... b.5» Shoes Half Price and Less
u^ti ——j- L ■ "»<Pf-a «■■••• If" '• Over two hundred big display bargain
IJL HI H li*! -•■ .... table* are d!«playln« «hoe« for men. women
lIT !lf ( 111 I hi WhitnPU ' nd children, on ■«'• In many instances (or
U fit) IT Wjf ".U. rillllllvj half price and leas. Convlnoe yourselt and
■-! fu 11, come ta the
iP*Tir "'" olden •>•
i l»hll»li«d and n.<if.l reliable trunk m»nuf»«- MAMMOTH SHOE IKILSK,
I turcr. siuio and (actury, S3* buutU Main. ; 61U ouuili Uraaawar» ■.