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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
SANTA MONICA
Cor. Oregon ave. and Third street
Home phone ITS
cITYS FINANCES PROVE
TO BE IN HEALTHY SHAPE
Balances in Various Funds Aggregate
SCI, 538.17-Tax Collections Conn
pare FaVorabIy with Those
of Last Year

SANTA MONICA. Dec. 16.-The annual
reports Of the city officials filed today show
4 healthy condition in the city's finances.
The total receipts for the year were SslS'-
17s7s with balances on hand in the vartou;
funds Of s,53s.l7
Tho death rate WAS 11.40 per 1000. based
on A population u 10000. Eighty-hyt
births are reported
ono hundred and nincty-six arrests Were
made for drunkenness and 220 for disturb
,,p the peace one hura ~ nfty 90
~ those arrested were discharged.
The TAX collections compare fatOrably
u.ith those Of last year, being larger by
sbout $4,000, The amount collected was
500, 912.ss.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
RUNAWAY HALTED BY
COURAGE OF EXPERT
SPRINGS ON HORSES BACK
AND TWISTS ITS EARS
Well Known Realty Dealer Gives Re
markable Exhibition of Tactics
Mastered Years Ago During
Ranch Experience
No = Pin~ S+-eet.
Phone Hor,e $50.


LONG BEACH, Dec. 16.-Dragged by a
runaway horse for a block along wet, slip
perry street. c. ". Hibbard, a wel-Snown
realty dealer, at last sprang on the horse S
back and, twisting the animals ears. brought
it TO stop. The rig belonged to the Sunset
Telephone company.
The runaway itself most spectacular.
the horse dashing east First street to Lo-
Gust avenue, north to Tenth. west to Pine
avenue and, doubling back, south on Pine to
Ocean avenue, thus traversing the main bust
ness part of town. Turning west Ocean
avenue, it galloped to Pacific avenue, where
it turned northward
Mr.. Hibbard's office is at the corner of
Ocean and Pacific avenues, and the rig
passed he ran out and seized a dragging line.
The bride had come off the horses head, how
ever, and the animal kept going at the same
high speed. IIibbard chung TO the harness
and raced along at the horses side, spectators
holding their breath. The horse was going
at a mad ga1op when the real estate man
sprang upon It's back. A block further north
the rig came TO a standstill.
u lived on a ranch for years. and had
much experience with horses" said Hibbard
Ten years ago I had the science Of stopping
just such a runaway all figured out. [ felt
sure I could stop the horse today by following
the plan 1 had agreed the proper one
for such case.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
SAN BERNARDINO
Office sos Third street.
Phones: Home s75. Sunset Main 16s.
PORTO RICAN WOMAN
AT BOTTOM OF F:UED
MINING CAMP QUARREL ENDS
IN STABBING ARRAY
Victims Father, Gun in Hand, chases
Assallant, but Latter Coolly
Turns and Dares Him
to Fire

SAN BERNARDINO. Dec. 16.-Word has
been received of a fierce cutting ARRAY re-
Gently at the Humming Bird group of
mines near the Windgate pass, at the lower
end of Death valley The affair occurred
between aspirants for the hand of a pretty
young Porto Rican woman Mrs. Isbel Des-
PLANES, Pedro Vasques and a young man
named Turner being the rivals.
Nasquez and the woman are believed to
nave been high grading the property in
winch both Nasquez and Turner have a
third interest. Vasquez had brought q guam
tity OF high grade rock to the woman as a
gift and while he was there displaying the
rock Turner called and hot words ensued.
Nasquez stabbed young Turner seriously.
and only the daredevil cool medicines of
Vasquez prevented the father of Turner
from blowing his head of with n shotgun.
After the stabtng th- Ell le. "a uer
chased Nasquez about the place several
times. Nasquez suddenly wheeled about and
dared Turner to shoot. The latter told him
he would have him arrested, to which Vas
quez replied defantly that there were no
officers there. He then made his escape,
slept on the desert that night and finally
disappeared with the woman.
warrant has been issued for his arrest,
but he and the woman seem to have dropped
out Of sight.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
TOURIST HOTELS MAY BE
KEPT OPEN FOR THE ELKS
Pasadena Lodge Hears That First
Class Accommodations May Be
Needed When Convention
Meets in Los Angeles

PASADENA, Dec. 16.-Negotiations have
begun for the opening of the great tourist
hotels Of Pasadena next summer when the
grand lodge of Elks will meet in Los An
geles The Los Angeles Elks have Informed
the members of the Pasadena lodge tha'
mare first class accommodations than can
be found in Los Angeles may be needed, and
in order to help out Manager John ii.
Holmes Of the Hotel Green has been APP
preached.
While the Hotel Maryland closed last
summer It Is probable that it will postpone
it's closing time until after the grand lodge
II it closes at all. Manager Linnard I'M
doubtedly would keep open il the use Of his
rooms should be needed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
POMONA
115 South Thomas
Home Phone 1876.
ANNUAL EXHIBIT OPENED
BY POULTRY ASSOCIATION
Numerous Varieties of Valuable Fowls
Being Shown, Contributors from
Widely Scattered Points
Being Present

POMONA, Dec. ia good attendance
marked the opening Of the second annual
poultry show of the Pomona Valley Poultry
association, and much interest is being
shown in the exhibition There are many
varieties Of fowls. some of them worth as
much as $500 each.
The principal exhibitors are Edward d.
Cutting. Los Angeles; Mrs. t. y. Strong,
Long Beach j. Warren Smith. Redlands;
John b. Mercer. Los Angeles; Mrs. w. L
Jones, Chino Eleanor Minocra Farms, Los
Angeles; Paul Fleming Claremout; Harriet
Dockweiler Los Angeles, and f. II. Mills
Lordsburg Messrs. Ward Corwin, u. d
Lee. p. Curran. c. E. Batten e. w Mea-
cham. W. g. Riste and Mrs. .. H. Vary OF
this city. Frank Thomas Of Los Angeles Is
judge Of exhibits and c. e. Mickey OF Po-
mona is manager. Prize ribbons and silver
cups are offered the winners
The Fourth Ward child study circle held
thimble party this afternoon at which
there was a large attendance OF mothers
Refreshments were served and pleasant
afternoon enjoyed.
A. w Richards and his son-in-law, G. A
c. Williams. have bought stock in the over
holtzer Electric Fixture company Of this
city and viii hereafter be connected with
the firm.
Charles Carpenter, the 50-year-old man
who was caught here by Constable slanlSel
stealing souvenir post cards from w. G
Davidson's novelty store and had more thar
5000 stolen post cards in his possession
when arrested, has been sentenced by JUS
tice Barnes to serve fifty days in the county
fail Carpenter has been pilfering souvenir
cards in many Southern California towns.
John Metzker has bought the twenty-acre
alfalfa ranch of Allan Mosher, through the
agency OF A. A. Fisk, for a reported eonsid-
Grafton Of $4,000,
only a few cars of oranges were shipped
out of Pomona for the holiday trade and
active shipping will not begin here until
we'll into January.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Fulton left today fol
an extended tour Of Mexico. They probably
will be absent for three months and vii
travel far inland.
The Pomona College Choral union gave
ane presentation of the Creation" al thu
Fraternal Aid theater here last night, un'
der the direction Of Professor +. A. Bacor
of the college.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
NATURAL sKEPTICIsM

Judge Ramsbottom," remarked Prof.
Twiggs during a recent session of the
Soc Eft Tu I'm club, confidently pre-
diets the triumphant election of VIII
liam Jenning Bryan, and"
"Whereat," grimly nterjected the
Old Codger, II should prob'ly throw up
nv hat and give vent to at least two
and a half cheers, If it wasn't for the
realization that Judge Ramsbottom
don't know more than l do, and, Incl
dentaIly, the recollection that every
time 1 dun him for it he confidently pre-
diets that he Will, on or about the first
of the next week, If he lives, hand me
the $40 he borrowed from me to pay an
election bet which he lost the last time
he confidently predicted the triumphant
election of William Jennin's Bryan. -
Puck
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
ORANGE LAND DEALS AT
RIVERSIDE ARE NUMEROUS
One Sale to Resident of Los Angeles
Is Everest Rancho, Consider
alton for Which Is
$280,ooo

RIVERSIDE, Dec 16.-J. W. Crukshank
transferred today to II. r. Holt of Los An
geles the Everest rancho of eighty acres on
Magnolia avenue. The entire acreage is in
navel oranges and a handsome Afteen-room
residence and modern orange packing house
20 with it, The consideration is S2S00OO
Mr. Cruikshank, IN part payment, accepted
a desirable home Angeleno Heights, Los
Angeles, and 23OO acres of land in Tulare
county, 1000 acres being orange land.
Patrick o Reilly has bought from Mrs Kate
McCabe six acres in Valencia oranges on Ar
Iington Heights for $500.
Twelve and one-half acres Of navel oranges
at Highgrove were sold by j. 3. Oatman to
Robert I.utz The consideration is $4,000, one
of the highest prices registered this year.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
LONG BEACH BREVlTIEs

LONG BEACH, Dec 16.-Albert Allen, Is
years old. fell while crossing the Pacific
Electric tracks at Zaferia this afternoon,
breaking his left arm at the elbow.
Six extra clerks are now employed at the
postoffice and more will be added shortly.
The Rev. Harvey Officer, one Of the most
eloquent missionaries Of the Protestant Epis-
copal church. will preach at ST. Luke
Episcopal church tomorrow evening.
A Jail twelve feet square and containing
on office and two cells is being built at
West Long Beach
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
ROUGH WEATHER DRIVES
TORPEDO BOAT TO PORT
Orders Received to Go Under Cover
and Plans for Entertainment
of WhippIe Officers
Abandoned

LONG BEACH. Dec. ia strong wind
blew up very rough sea today. and at 80
the torpedo boat Whipple left for San Pedro
under orders TO go under cover" The boat
is not expected to return to this city, and
the plans made for the entertainment Of the
officers are off.
Last night Mabel Clark. young Long
Beach girl, slipped and almost fell between
the vessel and the pier landing she was
leaving the torpedo boat. She chung TO the
deck rail by hand and sailor promptly
hurried to her rescue.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17

WEBB-Gussle Webb. 81 years, native Of
Oklahoma, county hospital; phthisis pull
monalis.
EAfERSON-Ida E. Emerson, "a years, ma.
tive of Massachusetts, 127 South Avenue
Sixty-three; tuberculosis.
CRAWFORD-Samuel A. Crawford, 3!
years, native of Canada, 717 East Forty
seventh street; tuberculosis.
CADDEN-Mike Gladden., SIS years, native
of New York, 326 Boyd street; tubercu'
losis.
SORMEN-Edward Sormen. 73 years. ma
tive Of Germany 342s Mckinley avenue
heart disease.
BARNBY-Mary F. Barney, 54 years. native
of New York, 6616 Thorne street; per-
ncious anaemia.
FOWLEY-John M. Fowley, 80 years. native
of Michigan, receiving hospital; Internal
hemorrhage.
sEWILLE-Mary Jane Seville, SO years. ma
tive of Illinois, 524 Towne avenue; heart
disease.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
OHIO SOCIETY WILL ENTER
"sHIP OF STATE" AS FLOAT

PASADENA. Dec. 16.-Conceiving It
typical Of the state which has sent more
public men into the service Of its country
than any other, tho Ohio society has decided
10 enter in the tournament OF roses parade
a doat representing the Ship Of state,
manned by men and children in appropriate
costumes.
The float will have big automobile for
motive power and viii be entirely Of bunt-
ing and flowers.
Fifty dollars in cash was received today
from the Pasadena-Lake Vineyard Land and
Water company to be applied TO the ex-
penses Of the exhibit by the Pasadena
schools
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
VENICE
GIVES BENEFIT FOR LIFE
SAVING CREW AT VENICE
Card Party Under Auspices of Wo-
mems Clubs of Beaches Is Sue
cessfuI-Captain Freeth
Given Ovation
Home 4O1s.

VENICE. Dec. 16.-The benefit card party
held for the purpose Of raising funds for
the volunteer life saving crew at the Ship
hotel this evening by the members of the
various women's clubs OF the beach was one
of the best patronzed affairs held this
winter.
The committee under the leadership of
Mrs. J. A. Brown was made UP Of the fol-
lowing Mrs. DR.. Boardman. Mrs. Dennis,
Mrs. j. d. Mckinnon, Mrs, Frasee Mrs J.
D. Simpson. Mrs Parks, Mrs. Schooner,
Mrs. Hite Wickizer, Mrs. Dr. Kendall, Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Merry and Mrs C. II. Mayer.
When the boys of the crew appeared they
were given a warm round of applause and
George Freeth was given an ovation which
behtted the hero
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
TORPEDO BOAT DESTROYER
FORCED TO SEEK HARB0R
Heavy Seas Compel United States War
Vessel to Leave Anchorage Off '
Long Beach Wharf for
San Pedro

SAN PEDRO, Dec. 16-Forced by the heavy
resulting after the dowupour of rain and
the heavy southwest wind this morning. the
United States torpedo boat destroyer Whipple,
Lieutenant J. G. Church in command, was
Obliged to leave her berth at the pleasure
wharf at Long Beach and come into the inner
harbor where she tied up to the Southern
Pacific wharf early this afternoon.
The Perry is still maneuvering in the outer
harbor and viii probably not come inside as
she is protected by the breakwater. The wind
damaged an old house Twelfth street
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
Riverside Briefs

RIVERSIDE. Dec. 16'-A. D. BarlSelew and
J. T. Atkins today were awarded the contract
for the excavation Of the new Y. NJ. g. A.
building by the building committee. Ground
was broken this afternoon and under the
terms Of the contract, the work must be
completed by January 10.
Pursuant to the recent orders n Judge Dens-
more several Of the Riverside county officials
filed new bonds today. This action was neces-
STATED by the financial difficulties Of the
Metropolitan Of New York
Sheriff Wilson advised early this morn
ing that the Beaumont postoffcc had been
robbed last night. The safe blown open,
aud 500 in cash and number Of stamps were
taken
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
CHURCH NOTICES
SECONL CHURCH OF
NuRISH SCIENTIST

simpson Auditorium. Tsa South Hope street.
Services Sunday IL a. m. and p. M; ser
mon from the Christian Science Quarterly
subject us the Universe Including
Man, Evolved by Atomic ForceT Chill
dren's Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. We'd
nesday evening meeting at o'clock,
at Simpson auditorium and also this
Gamut club, 1044 South Hope street. a.
Sis. Reading rooms. 510-511 Herman w
Hellman bldg4 Spring and Fourth sts-
open daily. Sundays excepted. from
m n o % m 12-14-w
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
Rain Visits Redlands

REDLANDs, Dec 16.--Before noon today
rain began falling accompanied by brisk
southwest wind which came in gusts. lhe
tennerature fell with the change of wind. a
drop OF eight degrees coming within few
minutes after / o'clock followed by a rise
of hve degrees in the same space OF time
inch making a total for the Season OF 3.4l
inches.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
CHARITY DAY OF WOMAN'S
CLUB PROVES PROFITABLE

SAN PEDRO Dec 16.-"Charity Day as
observed by the Womans club yesterday after
neon was both profitable to the women pres
ent and Of service to those who will receive
the clothing and other things given in by
the members Of the club.
Mrs. William Baurhyte gave an instructive
address philanthropy. and was followed by
Mrs. Florence Collins Porter, who spoke on
the subject OF lace making in Russia. A very
fine exhibit of lace displayed by Mrs.
Porter.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17

I WANT TO BUY SOME OLD MACHINERY
also small platen printing press and type
must be cheap for cash. Address JOHN
CROSSED box 1919, Herald. i2-16-i
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17

MASTER OF MECHANICS
and machine shop foreman. an extra good
mechanic of 20 years experience, desires
position any place in the world VIII
guarantee to handle any work. Address
BOX 1850. Herald. 12-17-1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
VENICE GROUP OF FRENCH
ALLIANCE ELECTS OFFICERS

VENICE, Dec. 16.-The Venice group Of
the French alliance has received recognition
IN the new year book just issued. At Il
meeting at the Hotel St Mark the group
elected the following officers:
Mrs Abbot Kinney, honorary president;
Mrs. T. Weld president; Mrs. D. K. Nor
RIG, vice president; Mrs. Gala ]. Westfall
treasurer; Mrs. E. Foucher, secretary, and
Miss A. Kessler archiviste.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
Steam Shovel to Be Moved

SAN PEDRO, Dec. 16.-Tbe big steam shovel.
which has been operating on the high bluff of
sand on the property of the Elks lodge and
the adjoining lot of Edward Mahar, has COM
pleted its work and In few days will move
up a block and excavate the lot recently pur-
chased by the Masonic order for a home,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
DIED

HEINEArAN- EILEII--Mrs. Elizabeth Heine-
man-Eliel, at the family home, Pasadena,
December 5. Interment private. The
friends OF Mrs. Eliel will conduct mem
orial services in the Shakespeare room of
Cumnock hall Thursday, December IT, at
1890 o'clock. All friends invited.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. ls.-Rainrall
Forecast

Ihero have boen shoWers IN oOuIIleII
California. Conditions favorable for heavy
frosts Thursday morning il the wind luis
Forecast
Los Angeles and vicinity-Unsettled
weather Thursday, probably clearing by
night fresh southwest winds.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Thurs
day, with light frost in the morning; fresh
north winds
Santa Clara valley-Tair Thursday with
heavy frosts in the morning IL the wind
luls; fresh north wind.
Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys-Fair
Thursday. with frost in the morning; light
north wind
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
Dies of Heart Failure

SAN PEDRO, Dec. 16,-whe working at
his forge this morning, Epifano Lopez, black
smith, better known as Billy" was prostrat-
ed by heart failure and died before help
reached him. Decedent was ~ years OF age,
and leaves wife and ten children
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
Another Theory

1--WE Just figured out how the Venus
de Milo came to lose her arms.
HOWE"
"she broke them off trying TO button
her shirt waist up the back Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
BIRTHS
GIRLS
DEATHS

BRODERICK-To Thomas A. and Cecilia
Broderick, 42s West Twenty second street
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
HeIp-FemaIe

LADIES. FLoRENrINE
Hairdressing college, the big Broadway
beauty school. Entrance 227 Mercantile
place An opportunity for hustlers. Phone
Ff2SI. 12-17-15t
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
New York in 1000

stranger--W what's the excitement over there i?
citizen Greatest discovery Of the agei Work
men digging into the concrete and iron strata
have lust come upon vein Of real Dirt
Puck
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17

Members of the funeral committee Of the
FraternaI Brotherhood are especially re
ouested to attend the funeral of Brother 5.
r. Kellam. secretary of Hermosa lodge NO.
go. also past president Of the funeral COM
mittee at Sampson Dexter's 1882 South
Flower at 2 p. m. Friday. 1nterheht
G. w. BAILEY, Pres.
S. l.. BASFORD. Sec.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
Reflected Art

His house is furnished with the most
exquisite taste"
Eyes, but not his own. Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17

WANTED AIDES TO HAVE THEIR SUITS
cleaned and pressed, $685. skirts cleaned and
pressed for 75c. ia s. BDwAY 12-13-6
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
WINDOW SHADES, BRASS RODS

WE MAXI WINDOW SHADES. H, q. ELK
FILES e. SON ssffS Broadway F27es;
nj sosf 12-1s-70t
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17

California souvenir calendars. Xmas cards,
sanborn. Vail & GO. f3i and 1876 s. Bdway.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
rRussEs AND SUPPORTERS

LONDON TRUSS CO. TRUSS FITTING sPE-
ciaiists; elastic hosiery. etc. 7ti 8, SPRING
STREET. e-1o-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17

Frame your picture for your friend. san
horn. Vail a Co., 1914 and 1875 S. broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17

WANTED-PRIVATE DETECTIVE WORK
Of all kinds by good and reliable man, 10
years experience; will guarantee satisfao-
ton in every case; best OF references fur
nished; charges reasonable; everything
strictly confidential. BOX 1851, Herald
12-17-1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17

YOUNG MAN %. POSITION
bookkeeper. collector or any kind OF
clerical work; four years with one
firm here in city; can come we'll recon-
mended and give best of local references.
Address BOX 1160. Herald. 12-17-1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
News From Neighboring Cities
PASADENA

Correspondent. 81 5. RAYMOND AVE.
uo,rA Isoo Sunset %
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
Home 2ss5 Sunset z'4o
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 1e. 1908.
Time Bar. lTherlHym lwind. well Weather
ann en-: : :S.s1 g sW s Clear
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
Partners
Sltr1tlons-MaIe

WANTED. SITUATION-AM A MECHAN-
zeal engineer by education and years
experience; have done considerable draft
ing and design; some experience as pro-
moter and broker and salesman; have
been in business for self for a year past,
but must seek employment Immediately.
VIII take any kind of job I am fitted for
looking to something better GORDON.
429 Lake street. 12-l7-1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17

WANTED AS DRIVER FOR
laundry or other delivery wagon or any
other outside position; 80 years old.
have been travelling salesman Is years i'm
different lines; am married; wages no
barrier. BOX 116f; Herald. 12-17-1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-17
To Purchase-ReaI Estate

UP TO $4,000 TO INVEST IN REAL Els
tate or good securities; no agents. Bon
1852 Herald. l2-lt-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-22

The nurses at the Government Hospital
for the Insane gave their first dance or
the season last Tuesday evening In the
assembly hall in the former administra-
ton building. Dancing was in order from
o'clock until IL o'clock. music for q pro-
gram Of sixteen numbers being rendered
by the hospital orchestra. The dance was
managed by a committee consisting Of
George NJ. Davis. Ernest Brown. j. f.
Roysten, Miss Nellie Edwards. Miss Lucy
Browning, Jet Wayland and Edwin q.
Swami.
Charles J. Burcll, one of the supervisors
Of the government hospital. will depart
this evening for Springfield. Mass. having
in charge an insane patient for the board
of charities OF that city to place In one
Of the state institutions for the care Of
the insane Mr.. Burch will take few
days rest while away and visit relatives
in New Bedford. Mass.
The Willing Workers Club OF the Gar
den Memorial Presbyterian Church, OF
which Mrs j. II. Easter Is president, held
an all-day meeting today In the edtfce.
on Minnesota avenue. where the work or
the fall and winter was inaugurated and
luncheon served.
The Mems Club of the Anacostia Metho-
rist Episcopal Church gave its annual oys-
ter roast last Tuesday evening on the Tai
bert farm at Oxon Hill. Prince George
county. Nd. Three conveyances took
President George o. Watson and about
half a hundred OF the club members from
Anacostia. There, In the open. a fire was
lighted and the oysters prepared and
served.
Announcement is made that protracted
meetings In the Anacostia Methodist
Episcopal Church will be commenced next
Sunday evening. The chorus choir OF
fifty voices that has been organized
through the efforts Of Rev. Joseph A.
LETTERS. the pastor. will be feature.
Policeman Thomas A. Delaney has been
transferred from the Anacostia station
to the fifth precinct in Southeast Wash
ington. His place is filled by the assign
ment of Policeman c. F. Sabins. who has,
however. on account Of illness. been una
BILE to report for duty. When he reaches
here he will be assigned to the Twining
City district. as Policeman J. c. Calhoun
has been withdrawn from there to go to
Hillsdale.