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New-York tribune., 1908-12-25

C0TroN-Asice from furry % covering BY near
No. s-1--s opening. the cotton market IolaE
VI fluctuations lET-oW. ls1-4 EE7ce--s
4 ---e.-5s- adjournment The close was s1eadS a.
a-ral=e # 2gG POINTS oates NIe eS-s-,e
-----s on December and points hlSneT On
49, --~---s which Influenced BY ccyerinE a.
-b--r- re czhles better than cue s1a Ilsle
L. huliisE feature II stl-s-a-
- --s -rs-5nE ac-z1ce carried Dece11ber Up 70
{ sH--r points above Ia-uar-- A. tL-s 80
interest seemed Wiling 70 slFFis
-a--r-e-s . shzrrs. and the market easel q s--e
Business pracllcal-S e-z--
80 s--e~ midday. and The close was "iI3-- y
- best -he active months Al 80
- ----z- ezc1s-zes z5lI Be closed tomorrow nl
-aars-tuE tOr Aon-az-
- ---s=z- VII first Je1-arT -e-lce &. =.
market considerable inIeresS = s@L- =
md -s~e-rion Of notices Ihere
= r-----z IMPRESSION professional clrs ma -
- ne cotton rendered Is selT-e- ai-4-e
sxs-s -eceu1be-s place with TsIereics =
- --z.ss-- zfrr Southern spot MARKERS z-.-5
= ,es-z - a. i-7-ra- enleat trade demand
---fEavs and T. also seems % Dc ---=-,-
S,---z-- z-e-1nEs vii be llsl-s- Any 80
-z-a-- - ef-5e- o ceTsop I-7- -
had sccl11llate--
= -z-ze of contract prices II the local IL -
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

-t-o--o,, r,sc q 2A-Closiug- WHEAT-Spot easy; No
5 Hsstern wine- Is I0iad futures steady; Dsesn'-
Lar = rISkS- March. - ID; May IS cad. CORN
Sno7 stead: new American, mixed via Galveston 9s
ga. futures quiet January. 5s 24d March IS 27zd
o. ra1adlsu steady IS I'd. FLOU R-WinCeT patents
an 90s HOPs-In London Pacific COAST stead2, Z
l7ea rss FrF-F-Extra India steady HOS = XIX
Prime mess. Western. quiet 7ss Sd H HAMs-Snof' @ @
90 70 40 n easy 3ad. rib, IS 70 p n quiet t5s
iop clear nddes light IS 70 "a n, easy AS 90 heivl
q = 4d N dull backs, Is 70 20 H. easy
ass sd clear bellies ii to l6 n. Easy SIS shoulders
tierces firm. Sd; American refined IN pals STEADY
doe al T7T-rTFZR-GoOd United states steady, SIS
1IIr,F--fanadian finest steady SOS do colored
s-Aa5y SOS TAILOW-Priue city steady, 2Ss Sd T1-R-
T5r-S.rINSES- -Spirits firm 21s ROSIN-Coumon
s. ia PETROI.EUM-Rehned steady lid LIN
SEED OILr-Duu. Dds &C.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25

cc--on vas o4-sl ~
o5z- = 850c for idalins urlzE4 90 9q aes @ souhe-r
27zss5 a. Ia sales iosI bales Norfolk T5I @
.-.ee-Ss5 a. So. Augusta quiet sn4 5i,et IN
Egf- a. 1s-lse. sales 55s oalss - -ges 1 Al sc
a6saEe5 Lite R2ck sJsAls7 u sa7e[ sos bales
-rsz-e x-es5r unchanged Ss+et sa-es .---s
- - Ci,ie- lie higher a s7se- M MenasCs
s--z5- 1ncEanged l5lss salss 20 90 Er5ay. ~
,,1 800 . 1900 Iaes agaiasm, m leSl3 : ss6
s1iez sEa5sr 90 = y 40 bajes. against 1873 ast
Co---u EzeAenge special -.sTFoo- Irrr 800 ba
C. "a les haes- sPecIsL.cE s-'1 6a6 rses re
A--e--sr bales late ~. ,sPse Kidding
e7az. Futures cEsnea eIlss q s1iss- septen-
r. --5 FIEhe-- others. 202-zd higher. 1s-- y-1--
49, I,eoeIaf-@Jas-s 15z-~I-Arrtl al IA
go February AAsTch 80 - J1ne-July 4 I'D;
- ---e--e~ 5sl-5- Decenoer-JanlaT-r 477ai Janl
F1oUR ASD NEAEE2.s.1eSs y ,5s 5,1g -as-5 sort
t5zr q ne usls ao.ias5 l- air illcilaae=i
re 7711g are pros eue'ee OF s. so7s6 81. winter
= ses.-Sl - ri1ter patents. s. 759s5 %
zF e-r 8 eoe*+ 9 80 IS s55z Sa{S 30
Market duli. Quoted s. .@5eS- - Sass =,
taa5, en- 81 5asl coR:SA[,E54AIIT7s5Ss ,54 7Sa't.
70 sss . s. s5t .'gsi 4ei,52 80 s 45ati
Ts~- spring 50 . Sc@- 81, 7-aa 81 6ulk. SO so
e. s. -ed 7os So So - sas a5as23 I'd dog $50 q a.
sS---s---s- --f-r1enf I4onlny chop. 81. bu-A' -
GRar> considerable aetiy5E vas 7s-5 80
r. t-e early part = Jae S-Tzn news vas chiefly re
- e ,.nti, during fhe last hour very ne 5
ass~ acc2rlTs-5 - ~ flosging deliveries 4
~ 80 .aeE ~ courraet of'e- positions 80 "a ar ~ up
F1s--- sr'Il closed = s5yarre of = q
e -iaT5so = = q an re7o-7s of rair in HarEes5ing
s-.----s 80 .--e7-fre Bais were e-l-- = .s-f-
5---e o-5ers snd prices rad an ae[aaS 1-5osgo v-h
rosses pretty fair buyers ana 20 psre
s. -l fl -.,sf of the selling n the ists Z sd-s6-
-o-- -o7t-e -hose wno eougaJ 1p 600 bssheis or
49, ~ = 80 s-risais a. both Northvest points ! arc
D. although ICE fIl-- - -+reeL a. whole
o~1sl rtiraa1ed thar Argentine saipe-.sso 90 T,st
- 80 F5-a5streets elearsncea up 70 Wednes-
e. - s "a o00 bushels wheat and Hou- tn II
b~-- a,s ---1pa-ed Sth $500, bushels ior a te
ees e s-tznsaEo.,s stoes sh92ea .+ a. - beie
6asaez in tae -asI i,ye -ays s e. ve1eat
aas ltres te siout e,ga. o1SS S5 o2 . ,7-cr -G
s. g7l r. 3 seoar 10 northern Dllgla - = > r az
= asra vin1e- $ $50. 10. ~ eHier receipts than
-1ze-e5 an ad-znoe % ia-4d ar l-terTso repoL.s -
@ .l. a.. T7~si,z.1g s5cc1rres ia The late after
- .eEeTsT saeTs , ,ls easy az sfsae under
cas- ees 10 : eerr ~ .2re 5-s "a an6 * sss.c . l.
asos- ~ vaite e6i<e and 70 ys'-g. ,' TS-te,
sev similar tiose f. c1rT cary seal..s9s s
NJ s1i5e-eI IS suite sharp deei's Y T. nc ne 15' I
ea.sr p-Gt raliag- Ellh - - s-tb.55r Clsrsc
-cago re ioes1 sssh ,si@s1 - = y n ssl5< %.
Hsr-sl uata as = p 5tsL54c sd elea w. 49, .
. = ran5,-1f B. New YORK. BARI,FI- Mari aTr5
- ! Ssg Y6n- wHEAE--state. SIC nom
vrzz, .-sg5isr asar ezDor-= sar the Eee-, accord
~ = ss5res1z szg-eeale asl bus.eis. against
- - - e g5z,. Sss s1 sT- ~ ii- ~ - l4sSe sans
-. iss ze@T sss 9Tg T as 80 a9s TGss - las
ss- So 5a1g J. se5a 81 hussls. against 242o5es7
NEW YORK PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
BOWLING SUPPLIES
DESKS AND OFFICE FuRNrruRE
ADVERTISEMENTS ara subser

DVERTIsE8ENTS ard sIbscrf7siozs tSr
TIE Trthuue received az tha4- L-occwn
once No. 1854 Broadway. between 9oth
and gTth SITS Until . o'clock D n A.
vert lsefnsuts received At the foiloWtnE
O'Clock D. m. via. - srh avs. q ..
cor Esd st. l58 6th ave. cor IN a. 10
East l4th St: 81 West 40 81. bst~es1
Tth and sth aves-: z6S West Ie5fc 81 lo2S
"a ave I826 81 ave. uea- 6lst At. l7O3
Ist ave, near s9th St. 15I Eass t2Ssa 81
T56 fremont ave- SSS ID Gva. Gaa szy
American District TeieErApn eGA
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
JUDcME ENTS.

The following judgments were fled yesterday,
the first nauls being that OF the debtor;
Bremen - 6enJalih' @d os7p 81 600 90
Baird Milan Z. George T Banks. Stewart Il
Soasqon tLte aa Trust &c rs -..-.--. 2so2 20
C.o-.- -ba-Ia. "a I %vhea1er ....-..... 600 90
T1 c-eo-gs T-John Simmons CO... 10 432 O3
A9Slsy' Ac"ln' ~ ahu ra-l 'rStus q '.e- al 2 Ts2 ss
80 r-,--is R-CAo~re 4 Kessler & Co. ASH O5
6.--,i-on Narv-F Cy,rrie ct aI..........- ssh 81
I.h- Toe z Co-H Davis ct al. ....... 4.542 II
American .dsfs senans 20 % -. ans "a
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. DECEMBER 25, 1908.

Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat. Is cars;
257 cars: oats, 81 cars; hogs, for Saturday
&c, 600 head.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
suvlight Patented Latest

CUNIISUL Z dLCILru Id Is
Improved Gas Lamp
$50 candle power never
bla ckens mantle. saves So
on gas bills. brighter than
the sun. best N existence
Introduction prices % Tr.b-
uue readers. SOC. T5c-. s..
uarties Zoe up sUNlD
HEAT & LIGHT Co. IS
Nassau St. near John e. 6ed
z. f6ist 81. Tel. 4424 NeIrose
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
HELP WANTED.
Male

WANTED.-Sslesman TO represent & lons
established glove factory. in central and
south thern New York: must have experiences
ana road acquaintance. Address B. D.
Box l. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
CARPET CLEANISG.

/ per line ..-...--.---.-.--.. Is cts.
7 so times .----.--- -te cts
Ny. CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest Largest. Mos Modern
4ST AND a3e WEST zaTH ST.
Tel SGqg-4di1 EryaEL Established tS5-
W n JORDAN EDWIN LE%TZ
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
Cleans by compressed air. steam. hand or
en- floor 1854 Broadway Al Fast &Sth a.
COE q BRANDT. Tel 1S2-3stA.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
FLORIST.

BOUQUETS. decorations. cut-Howers. sx-
pressed, mailed or delivered. Karadontes
& Demetrppulos. IL Cortlandt ST and a197
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
HEAT AND LIGHT.

SUVIO GAS HEATER 2
viii solve your heating prob -
lem al 1zc. per hour. Avoid NJ
dangerous limitations Name ~
suyio and patent No. on top &sA5
OF each heater Is your guar -
anJee- Reduced Prices. 33c-. 80 -
81 10 81 so sold Everyvvhere- E-3
SI-VIO HEAT & LIGHT CO. C0
eos East I5lst ST. nsar Jackson ave. y z
Salesroon 6S Nassau. cor John sent
prepaid Agents wanted evsryWhere.
branch. schafIeT-Flaum Co. 25S Grand 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
RAILROADS
BALT7NORE z OaIO R. R.

ALLAECEE Z U1IO k x.
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every Other Hour on the Even Eo1r
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGIOE,-
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW LNAOos
STATTON. WASHINGTON, WITH
ALL LIES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily 23d 81 LID SE
Washington SIeepers. IL 50 pm 80 en-
Warrington Diner. PaTlor $50 am SO an
Warrington. Diner Parlor G-5O am i0OO an
Washington. Diner. Parlor- 80 am 10 u
Washington. PaTior. 90 pm --go SLA
Parlor Car New York % Richmond. Va
Royal Ltd. % Diner. Parior $50 pm 80 pra
Washington. Diner. Parlor $50 pm 6-0o pm
Washington. Buffet. ParIor $50 PA I-ee PA
Through Daily Trains % the West
Chicago. PittsouFg 80 am - - ~ -! -
Chicago. Columbus ------ II - am ~ .
PittsburE. ClsveIand------ 8-5e pm SO pm
''Pittsburg Li-litsd" .----- $40 pm !-S9 pm
Gin. 81 L. Louisville II. 80 pm 80 am
Gin. St L. LeuisTtIle---- g. 50 an 10 % an
Gin ST l. Louisville. $50 pm 800 Pm
Offices 245. 434 1900 BroatEay. Asror
House. 225 5th ave. New York: 343 fulton
st BROOKLYN: West 23d st and Liberty ST
After 6 ?. NJ Sleeping Car reservations
and full information regarding trains. &c
can he obtained at Bureau OF Information
B. & o. p R.. 23d St Ter Phone Sl4s-
Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
EURs AND FuKREERs.

HAVE LIST OF buyers FOR all kinds Of
business Coates IgS Broadway
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25

sTENoGRAPHER and BoOKKEEPER--
Accurate bright quick; capable of look
ing after Office work during owner s sb-
seTlce. long hours sometimes; permanent;
references; state experience ana wages DO
not call Jersey. $50 Grand st. Jersey CITY.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
BUsINKss CHANCES.
ADVER TISEf

: AID ER EISEl
Our patented match
, less match safe. in
ciuding matches, yo1r
name printed on both
sides is cheapest and
most attractive bust
ness card. 1000 sent
prepaid on receipt OF
80 NJ A r g r L ? 5 ;
MATCH CO. Factory
3T2 Pearl ST. Sales
once. Flatlron Bldg.
n.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
Iosr--EANkBooks.

RANEBODK No. 465, 936 of the Union Dime
savings Institution IS missing. Any per
son having a claim TO II Is hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten days
or submit 90 having said passbook can
ceiled and new one issued.
LOST-BaukbCok No e0g.1O Bank for
Savings. $50 4th ave. Ma York Pay
ment stopped Please return book TO bans.
LOST OR STOLEN. N.-BankhOok No. 6d1
g93 Of the E,migrant Industrial Savings
Bank Payment stopped Please return
book 70 bank, No. 81 Chambers st.
3T3 OF the German SAVINGS Bank ia the
City Of New ] Aork corner 4th ave and
14ts St, issued TO sons or Judah All per
sons are cautioned against negotiating the
same II not returned 10 the hank ON the
sth day OF January 1909. a duplicate will
be issued.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25


EURS AND FURREERs
l. LEVIN & CO. SIs West 125th St
Furs altered. dyed and repaired Hand
some line OF High Grade Furs at special
low prices for the HOLIDAYS
SELLING OUT BLACK LYNX
25o sets. manufacturers cost prices; daily
-~taH sales. DOYEOS BROS. Furriers
85 West Sth St. city.
p WENDER. Ii3 West IO6th st formerly
20 West S8th st.-s76 Opera anG Tailor
Nade suits. $50 20 S45.
REMEDIES
- BLACK EYES CURED
{ AsE ! instantly. No discomfort Exps-
rieneed methods. Theo. KAnners
eos eth avs. bet S5th-Seth sta.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
SELLING OUT BLACK Z
REMEDIES
BLACK EYES Cured

instantly. No discomfort. Exps-
rienced .nethods. Theo. KAnner.
eos eth avs. bet. s5th-SeRh sta.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
HassI E8TI...II :.IIjIT5E 81: 3 gTI5l g

For Kingston Mon y ed FTl-,P -,Poushkeeps
y-'k days Newburgh daily from Pier "a. y
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-03-10
WILLIAM ROGERS QUITS
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
is NOW SUPPORTER OF WILLIAM
JENNINGS BRYAN
Joins "Army of American Patriots
and viii Aid Peerless One in
Great November Politi-
cal Battle

William III. Rogers, a prominent Re-
publican leader at San Jose and a
member of the Republican central
committee of Santa Clara county, has
rendered his resignation as a member
of that body and will from now on be-
come an ardent Bryan supporter.
This action has caused considerable
surprise in Republican circles and the
Democrats welcome such an able man
as Mr.. Rogers. He is a lawyer of re-
pute and in his letter to the central
committee which announces his deci-
sion he also states he has joined the
Volunteer Army of American Pa
triots" under the leadership of Will
liam ]. Bryan. His resignation reads
as follows:
IS. e. Smith, ESQ.,, Chairman Repub-
lican Central Committee of Santa
Clara County, California-Dear Sir:
hereby tender my resignation as men,
Der of said committee and respectfully
request that the same be accepted. My
reason for so doing is that I am bound
to join the volunteer army of Ameri-
can patriots, under the leadership of
William Jennings Bryan, for the battle
to be fought at the ballot box next
November The innate democracy of
President Roosevelt attracted me to
his leadership four years ago, after the
reactionary experience of the Demo-
cratic party at its last national con-
vention. In President Roosevelt
have not been disappointed. Today he
stands as most courageous and con-
scientious public servant, for the en-
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-03-10
TWEL We HOUSES ARE
RAIDED BY ROBBERS
MONEY, JEWELRY AND CLOTHING
STOLEN
New Found Friends Steal from Two
observation-disclosures Loses
Cash and a Gold
Watch

From the number of robberies re-
ported to police headquarters yester-
day morning it is evident burglars in
Los Angeles were more than usually
active Saturday and Sunday nights.
The number of persons who complained
of having missed various articles and
sums of money were fourteen. Most
of the stolen property was jewelry,
but in several cases money only was
taken.
Mrs. ]. Ward, 121 West Thirty-fifth
street, reports her home entered late
Sunday night and six rings. two small
watches, neck chain, two bracelets a
pair of cuff buttons, an amethyst neck
lace, several stickpins and an umbrella
were taken. Entrance was obtained
by forcing the bath room window.
The home of T. e. True, 322 West
Twenty seventh street, was entered
Sunday night and a seal ring and Sc
in money were stolen.
Yuen Woo, a Chinese laundryman,
212S South Main street complains that
his place was entered Saturday night
and a valuable gold watch, chain and
charm, together with $45 in cash, were
taken. The burglars secured entrance
by prying open a window.
F. E. Jarvis, SIG Bixel street, reports
his house was entered Saturday night
and several rooms robbed. Among the
roomers who missed articles are: Mrs
j. II. Jacoby, silver mounted toilet set,
tortoise shell comb, bon bon box, lorg-
nette and small clock; H. K. Kistler
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-03-10

forcement of the American policies, in
the administration of public affairs;
but he is about to retire from his ex-
allied Office and, in my judgment there
is no American citizen in public or pri-
vate life who is so capable and Sc
worthy to be his successor as Is Will
liam Jennings Bryan.
"The issues between the Roosevelt
Republican party and the Bryan
Democratic party are becoming SO
shadowy that the Aemrican voter will
depend more upon the personality OF
the leader and less upon the party Ia
bel In the coming national contest.
"If this nation is to be preserved
and transmitted to coming generations
as a nation of, for and by the people,
the great American policies, as cham
pioned by Mr.. Bryan and Endorsed by
President Roosevelt, must become the
law of the land and the rule of con-
duct in both public and private life.
Dated at San Jose, Cal. February
20, 1908.
yours respectfully,
civilian H. ROGERS"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-03-10
FIFTH INDICTED MAN
is NOW ON TRIAL
William Wagner, Charged with Illegal
Registration in Ocean Park Elec-
tlons, Faces Superior
Court Jury

The trial of the fifth man of the
large number indicted on charges of
illegal registration at Ocean Park be-
gan yesterday in the superior court
with William Wagner as defendant.
Wagner is a saloonkeeper on East
First street.
The jury was selected by 1870
o'clock and the taking of testimony
Immediately began. A. M. McPherron.
deputy county clerk, was called to
give documentary evidence regarding
the formation of the Ocean Park pre-
cincts.
When Clarence B. Daniels. another
of the indicted men, was called to the
stand the defense strongly objected to
the bringing in of his testimony, de-
claring he might make statements
which might incriminate him in the
trial of his own case. The jury was
excused while a lengthy discussion on
the point was gone into. An adjourn
ment was taken until $3.50 o'clock to-
day. when it is expected Judge Conrey
will render his decision on the ques-
ton.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-03-10
BROTHERHOOD TO HONOR
ONE OF TWELVE FOUNDERS
James /. Houghteling to BE the Guest
of Honor at Reception at st.
Pauis Parish House
Tonight

The members of Los Angeles district
assembly, Brotherhood of st. Andrew
at s o'clock this evening will give re-
ception at st. Pauls parish house to
James l.. Houghteling. founder of the
brotherhood.
The brotherhood, which is now of
national proportions and Importance
was begun as a. parochial guild in st
James church. Chicago. On st. An
drew's day, 1888, twelve young men,
with the approval of their rector, DR..
w. H. Vibbert, and under the leader
ship of James l.. Houghteling, teacher
of the parish Bible class, agreed TO fol-
low the example set by st. Andrew in
bringing st. Peter into personal
acquaintance with the Messiah. To
guide their efforts they adopted two
rules: First, that of prayer; to pray
daily for the spread of Christs kingdom
among young men. Second, that of
service, to make an earnest effort each
week to bring at least one young man
within the hearing of the gospel of
Jesus Christ, as set forth in the SER
vices of the church and in young mems
Bible classes. Their efforts were sue
cessful beyond expectation.
Information about the work spread
from place to place and similar guilds
were formed in several dioceses. In
1886 thirty-five of these scattered paro-
chial guilds united in a general organ
ization known as the Brotherhood of
ST. Andrew in the Protestant Episcopal
church in the United States. There are
now in this country about 1000 active
senior branches or chapters with IL
total membership of about 10000 men.
and 400 junior chapters with total
membership of about 5000.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-03-10
ORGANIZE BRANCHES OF
SUNDAY. REST LEAGUE
DR.. w. Francis ireland Is Pushing the
Work and Fifty-elght Auxillaries
Have Been Formed in South
ern California

Three branches of the Sunday Rest
league were organized last Sunday
making fifty-eight in southern Callfor-
mia.
DIR. w. Francis Ireland spoke at
Wilmington on the league work Sun
day morning, after which a branch was
organized at that place.
At San Pedro at a union meeting
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock DR.. Ire
land spoke, following which a brancn
was organized with the following Off
GERS: Robert Ralsto, chairman; r: E.
Berry, S. A. Derfelt, w. A. Miller
John Gabielsen, ]. Potter, Thomas Ba-
ker and P. A. Ranbo.
At Downey DR.. Ireland spoke at 1880
o'clock. A branch was organized at
that place with officers as follows: j.
c. Simons, chairman: NJ. S. Kucheneg,
w. w. Wright, j. Hohdis and r. w.
Green.
DR.. Ireland requests that all who IA
vor this Sunday Rest movement adj
dress him at 1853 South Grand avenue.
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-03-10
SHAKE HANDS AT DOOR
OF THE JUSTICE COURT

j. w. Telford, a broker at $685.
South Broadway. and Charles Mccall
len, partner with Harry Earl at Ar
cadia, met outside Justice Summer
fields courtroom yesterday and in
stead of sanguinary duel shook
hands and Strengthened matters out SO
the complaint sworn to by McCallen,
in which he charged Telford with
threats to do him bodily injury, was
withdrawn.
McCallen said he had gone to the
Manhattan club some time before that
institution was raided Sunday morning
and there bet on the red or the black.
Telford then. according to his own
statement, loaned McCallen $1S2. but
McCallen says he remembers of no
such transaction.
They met at Arcadia Sunday and II
is said Telford told McCallen to pay
up or he would get him." and Mccall
len appealed to the authorities.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-03-10
is SUED FOR RECEIVING
FORGED ACKNOWLEDGE EMIT

A r. Castro, a notary public, Is
being sued in the superior court by
Mrs. Elizabeth Kleinpeter on charge
that he received an acknowledgment
to a deed alleged to be forgery.
In 1905 George A. Peterson owned a
lot in the Park tract. A man rep
resenting himself to be Peterson, 1t is
claimed, secured a certificate of title
to the lot from the Title Insurance and
Trust company and later sold 1t
through a real estate firm to Mrs.
Kleinpeter for $780,
Twenty months afterward, 1t Is al
legged, a discovery was made that the
man who secured the certificate. was
not Peterson and he cannot be found.
Mrs. Kleinpeter is endeavoring to re-
cover from Castro. who received the
acknowledgment.
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pair of opera glasses and a hair
brush; Mrs. E. B. Brown, lorgnette,
neck chain, a small clock, number
of beauty pins and several toilet ar
ticles.
J. Goldner, 1854 East Adams street,
says his house was entered at late
hour Saturday night and valuable
gold watch and two small rings stolen.
An autoharp, a suit case, some sheet
music and a wallet containing "a were
stolen from the home of Z. Statler,
living at $40 Maple avenue. The rob-
bers entered the place at a late hour
Saturday night.
The room of Robert Buffo, in an
apartment house at Sixteenth and Fig
ueroa streets was entered Sunday
night and pair of cuff buttons and
a white vest taken.
After sharing a room with
stranger with whom he had been
drinking, Fred Blake, living at $500
Leoti avenue, awoke Sunday morning
in a room at Third and Los Angeles
and found his erstwhile friend, togeth-
er with $4S and a watch, gone.
Another who was victimized by a
chance acquaintance was Harry W.
Snead of 127 East Avenue As. He had
been drinking with stranger satur-
day night and was taken to room
at BAT South Los Angeles street and
"rolled" for SIG.
Two men, one holding a gun while
the other went after the valuables,
held up U. s. McCarey OF 2610 Nevin
avenue, while the latter was walking
along Nevin avenue between Twenty
fifth and Adams streets. The man
with the gun cautioned the victim to
keep quiet and held the weapon close
to his face while his pal did the
searching. On account of the dark
ness McCarey was unable to get a
good description of the highwaymen.
George Hansen, 1920 Pleasant ave-
nue., returned home yesterday morning
at o'clock and found his house had
been entered during his absence and
the place set on fire, but no damage
done. A stickpin and a quantity Of
cigars were taken.
Genuine seal bags at Benham's, 514
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NOrman r. Coulter a PROMINENT
architect in the Delbert building. San
Francisco, says: Il fully indorse ali
that has been said of Electric Bitters
as tonic medicine. 1t is good for
everybody. 1t corrects stomach, liver
and kidney disorders in a prompt and
efficient manner and builds ND the
system" Electric Bitters is the best
spring medicine ever sold over a drug
eists counter; as blood purifier it is
.unequaled; SOC at Deans drug store.