Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-31
CLAIM ON E. F. BATHRICK OF
PASADENA
EVENTS IN CHURCH CIRCLES
Officers Think They Have Found a
Corpse But Discover II ls
only a Victim Of
"Daso Red"
Pasadena Agency,
ia East Colorado Street.

PASADENA, July 30.-To enforce the
collection of a claim against e. F.
Bathrick Attorney James e. Byrne,
representing his mother, Mrs. Cath
crime Byrne, went before Judge Trask
of the supC .1or court and secured an
order citing Judge Congden to execute
a demand upon Bathrick for possession
Of goods awarded Byrne, who sued
for a retainer. Judge Trask in his
order gives the Pasadena justice until
August 4 to enforce his decision or ap-
pear in superior court to show cause
why he should not do so. The order
revives bit of history. Once upon u
time Bathrick was convicted Of prac-
ticing dentistry without license. At
torney Byrne was employed to defend
him and falling to pay the fee Byrne
brought suit on attachment, being
awarded judgment by Justice Congden.
Bathrick's possessions at that time
numbered a set of dental tools, but
these Bathrick has managed to keep
the constable from seizing. Meanwhile
Byrne sold his claim to his mother,
who now endeavors to force Justice
Congden to obtain possession of them
for her.
In Church Circles
William L. Jones of Scranton, Pa,
who is visiting Rev. Albert Hatcher
Smith, sang for the Baptist young peo-
pie at their services this evening.
A business meeting of the B. Y. p.
u. is called for Tuesday evening
At the Y. M. c. A. this afternoon
several hundred men were addressed
by Herbert S. Miller, we'll known
travelling salesman who is leading
member of the "Gideons," an organ
ization Of Christian drummers
DR.. S. A. Thomson occupied the pull
pit at the First M. E. church at the
evening service.
The evening services at the West
Side Congregational church have been
discontinued for August
Miss Flora Kerr, who is under ap-
pointment to go to India as mission
ary, gave an adress on omissions" at
the evening service of the United Pres
byterians. Miss Kerrs talk was in
connection with a praise service con-
Quoted by the church choir and the
Sabbath school orchestra.
Found a "Dead onev
AS Constable w. C. Austin and
Deputy Oscar Kunzman were driving
in from Arcadia this afternoon they OBJ
served man lying by the roadside and
with the thought that it might be a
dead to the world from the effects Of
too much "Dago red" was the result
of their find. They loaded him into
their rig and landed Mr.. Cholo in Jail.
He will be a. much surprised Individual
when he awakens from his drunken
stupor.
Pasadena Brevities
Mr. and Mrs. ]. o. McCament will
leave Tuesday for Catalina where they
have rented the Ideal cottage for a
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Brown have re-
turned from an extended tour of New
York and Michigan and are again at
their home, 121 North Mentor.
j. Edward Kent and family are now
at Long Beach where they will spend
the month of August.
The Pasadena board of trade will
hold a meeting this week to take up
the matter of establishing a fine park
in the Arroyo. A committee will at
tend the mass meeting to be held at
Mineral park Tuesday night.
E. P. Hopkins, former city editor, is
having plans made for an elegant home
to be erected on Oakland avenue. II
will contain eight rooms with rustic
exterior and brick porch walls.
e. w. Conable has purchased ten
acres known as Lone Pine ranch" on
North Ell Molino avenue, for $1,000.
Miss Mary Ranney is designing a
bungalow which she will erect for a
home at the corner of Terrace drive
and Orange Grove avenue. Miss Ran
ney purchased the lot from Walstelr
Root.
George F. Ross expects soon to begir
the erection of a $4,000 residence or
the Ocean View tract in Altadena.
Rates as low as S17 so at Coronado
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