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Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
CELT CAPTURES
HANDICAP PURSE
KEENE'S THREE YEAR OLD
WINS NEW H0N0RS
SECOND PLACE TAKEN BY FAIR
PLAY
Twenty-Five Thousand Excited Spec
tators Cheer the Noble thorough
bred as He Romps Under
the Wire
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. June 1.-Cheered by
more than $4,000 persons Celt, S-year-
old colt bearing the popular colors of
James r. Keene, won the twenty-sec-
ond running of the Brooklyn handicap
at the Gravesend race track today. He
aid it easily, but at the same time
made new record for the race and the
Gravesend track, stepping the distance
of a mile and a quarter in 2:04 2-5. Fair
Play. August Belmont's colt, which ran
q grand race against Colin on Saturday
in the Belmont stakes, was second, ana
Master Robert was third.
The Gravesend course was packed
with people eager to see the running OF
the handicap.
When the bugle sounded for the race
there was a sound of applause for the
fayorite Keene colors as Celt came from
the paddock to go to the post. Ridden
bv Notter, he cantered past the grand
stand looking the winner that he proved
to be- At the start he was second TO
get away, but after the first half mile
he led his field, and from that time TO
the finish he was never IN DANGER
winning with the greatest of ease in
new record time for the race ana the
AS he came down the stretch Wen
ahead and almost eased up by ms
Jockey, a great cheer went up from the
throng in the grand stand and on the
lawns The great Colin and his oroth-
er-in-blood, Celt, both sons of Com
mando, have won such impressive VIC
tories last year and this that the people
have come to the point of almost idol
izing them, and they have done mucn
to make Mr.. Keene's white with the
blue polkadots the most popular coiors
of the day. and perhaps even III the MS
tory of American racing.
Colin, by winning the Belmont stakes
on Saturday, and Celts victory In the
handicap today, add $4,000 to MI
Keenes stake winning in two consecn-
tive days. Results;
First race, 6 furlongs-Roseben won Berry
maid second King Cobalt third; time l;lo'
Second race, l l-16 miles-Hyperon II. won
Rookstone second, Black Oak third; time
1;47 rs.
Third race furlongs-Blackford won, Ior-
belline second, Ross Fenton third time 1;O2
Fourth race the Brooklyn handicap, Swear
olds and up; valued at 5000; IA miies-Celt'
106 (Notter), won Fairplay, 80 (E. Dugan)'
second Master Robert sc CGilbero' thirdi @ time
204 1-5 Montgomery. Old Honesty hlhg
James. Don Creole and Berkeley also ran
Fifth race 6 furlongs-James B. Brady won,
Besom second Arae third; time 1:lO 1-5.
Sixth race, furlongs-Connaught Ranger
won, Exebee second, otoggo third; time l;oz 10
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
PAL WINS FEATURE
RACE AT EMORYVlLlE
MIIsonq Wins from Elevation ana
MarkIe Mayer In Sixth Event.
Weather Clear and
Track Fast

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-Pal won
the feature event at Emeryville track
today The weather was clear and the
track fast. Results:
First race, 4h furlongs, purse-Galsino, lo'
CRettig) won; Zella G. 1O7 CRoss), second; Miss
DanvilIe 1O7 (Kirschbaum) third; time 100.
Marchesa Iochnagar, Minnie, Sam Shaen,
George Kismet and Ray Shumway finished as
named
Second race 6 furlongs, selling-Boloman 9o
walsh won; Aunt Polly 106 (Rettig), sec
ond: Escamado 100 (McBride), third; time
1;19 2-5 Prince Frederick, ]. W. O'Neill, Trans
mute, Peggy O'Neal Charles Green and MIS-
chief finished as named.
Third race, furlongs, purse-Mddie, 10
(Buxton) won: Charles w. Hodges, n0
walsh, second; Intonation, 107 (Mc1ntyre),
third time "a 3-5. Seattle, AXIS Ar Ben. MI
caeIa Theodore Phillips and William f. Herrin
finished named.
Fourth race, furlongs, selling-Pal, III
(Ross) won; Nagazam, 107 (Scoville), second
Belle Kinney, 1O7 (Rettig), third; time az 40
Lord Nelson, Earl Rogers ana Sir brlllar hn-
ished as named.
Fifth race. l mile selling-Colbert, 1ol
CWalsh), won; Sir Angus. 10l CHarris), second
1:41 4-5 Nebulous. Follie l.. Cayenne Cora,
Frank Skinner, Rustler, Arthur Hyman. Sir
Wesley, Goga and jeanette w. finished as
named.
Sixth race, 1-16 miles, selling-Millsong, 1Ce
(Rettig), won; Elevation. Ill (Kirschbaum)
second; Marke Mayer, Ill CWalsh), third; time
1:43 1-5. Entrada, Fastoso, Mandator, Nabon-
assar, Prince of Orange and Lone Wolf finished
as named.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
BELL ACRES TO RETURN
TO CANADA WITH OFFICER

Motions and demurrers occupied the
attention of the federal court yesterday
mostly.
Calvin H. Bell, charged with OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses.
appeared before Judge Olin Wellborn
and waived extradition proceedings,
agreeing to return to Winnipeg, Can
ada, for trial.
Frederick Haigh pleaded not guilty
to using the mails fraudulently to as
sist in carrying on an illegal medical
practice, before Judge Wellborn of the
federal court yesterday.
Judge Wellborn yesterday made an
order for the removal of James I. Null
hall, the alleged produce swindler, for
removal to Minneapolis, Mimi, for trial,
where he will be tried for illegal use
of the mails to defraud, in connection
with his produce schemes.
Owing to United States Marshal Leo
V. Youngworth having to make several
trips east first it will be month before
Muhall will be removed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
MISSCHASE ARRAIGNED
CASE IS CONTINUED
Two Sets of Attorneys Appear for De-
fense, but Finally Patch Up Mat
ters-Hold Conference in
officials Office

Miss Bertha Chase of Santa Monica,
who was arrested Friday at the re-
quest of Deputy District Attorney
Fleming, charged with interfering
with jurors in the McComas trial, was
arraigned before Justice Selph yes
terday morning.
The case was called at 10 o'clock. At
that time Miss Chase had not ap-
peared, and Mr.. Dehm of the firm of
Rogers, Schenck & Dehm, who repre-
sented Miss Chase when arrested. said:
''I would like to have this case post
poned until tomorrow. Before ne
had finished speaking Miss Chase en-
tered the court, accompanied by At
torney H. r. Gordon.
Mr.. Gordon proceeded as though
nothing had happened and asked the
court for continuance of the case
until June IL. Mr.. Fleming, who is
conducting the case for the people,
wanted to know who was to represent
Miss Chase. In reply to his query Mr..
Gordon said: II am an old friend of
Miss Chase and her family and ! ap-
peared today at their request. Wheth-
er anybody else will be associated with
me in the conduct of the case / do
not know"
Mr. Dehm said: IT asked for the con-
tinuance upon the advice of Miss
Chase, but as I understand 1t the de-
tense will be in the hands of Mr..
Gordon
Later in the day Mr.. Gordon said:
"There was a conference in the dis
trict attorneys office today about this
case, but 1 cannot say what line of
defense we shall follow"
Miss Chase refused to say any more
about the affair. She left Immediately
after the arraignment for her home in
Santa Monica. AS she was leaving
the courtroom she said 1T have had
enough of murder trials to last me the
rest of my life"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
SEEKS TO FNJOIN
CALIFORNIA CLUB
member TRIES TO STOP SALE
OF LIQUOR
GUNNER BEGINS INJUNCTION
PROCEEDINGS
Evident Entire Membership Does Not
Supper. Attitude Taken by the
Directors In Resisting
Prosecutor

That the entire membership of the
California club does not support the
stand taken by the directors regarding
the sale of liquor without license was
shown yesterday when James Gunner
began proceedings to obtain an In
junction restraining the club from SELL
ing liquor.
Mr.. Gunner stated in his action that
the club was selling liquors In viola
ton of the city ordinance and by SO
doing they injured his property inter-
ests as a member of the club, because
the club members were subjected to
fines and Imprisonment. The suit is
filed in such a manner as to enable IL
to be carried to the supreme court II
necessary.
Mr.. Gunner has been a member OF
the California club since 1888.
Thomas L. Woolwine. prosecuting at
torney for the city of Los Angeles.
who some time ago intimated he would
force the local clubs to take out
liquor license under city ordinance
10000, said: "This case will in no way
interfere with the prosecution of the
clubs charge with selling liquor with
out q license.
81 have been asked to associate my
self with the counsel for Mr.. Gunner.
but refused.
"I will assist them in presenting the
case Il they so desire. but with the
strict understanding that 1t has nothing
to do with the prosecution of the clubs
which / will begin.
1--WE will begin action as soon as
we can obtain evidence and the press
of business in my office will allow"
Prosecuting Attorney Woolwine was
notified yesterday that the Aldine club.
with rooms in the Germain building.
will cease the practice of selling liquor
to its members.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
SET DATE FOR
M'COMAS TRIAL
ATTORNEYS ASK THAT CASE
GO OVER
WITNESSES WILL BE SECURED
FROM MEXICO
Prisoner Refuses to Discuss Case, but
Appears Cheerful and Confident
That He viii Be Given
Liberty

The second trial of w. p. McComas,
charged with the murder of Mrs. Char
lotte l.. NoyeS, will begin September 21.
Paul w. Schenck, representing the
defendant, asked the court to allow
him thirty days to secure witnesses
from the east and one from Mexico.
District Attorney Fredericks appeared
for the people. He said: I'VE want
this case finished as quickly as possi-
Bile, and should like to start it next
week."
THE defense would like to begin to-
day. said Mr.. Schenck. "but we must
have our witnesses"
Judge James consulted his calendar
and informed the attorneys of its
crowded condition, and told them he
would set the case for some date after
vacation, if they could not agree upon
some date within the thirty days asked
for by Mr.. Schenck.
McComas appeared in court about
$3.50 o'clock. He spent the half hour
before the opening of court shaking
hands with and talking to the jurors
and appeared more like a spectator
than the principal in the case.
When leaving the court room Nc
Comas declared he had made no plans
gard to the story that he had made up
He would make no statement IN re-
CARDS to the story tnat he nau Hldue up
with his wife, although 1t Is known
he had kept her informed of the pro-
ceedings of the trial. She is said to be
in San Francisco.
r. d. Holabird was the only Nc
Comas juryman who was absent from
court yesterday when the roll was
called.
Zachariah Decker. one of the two
jurymen who is said to have voted for
conviction in the recent trial, at the
court house yesterday said: THE state
ment made that | stood for conviction
is false" He declined, however, to say
what was the true situation of the
iurymen at the time of their dismissal.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
AMERICAN MARKSMEN
WILL SHOOT AT LONDON
National Rifle Association Cables List
of Those Who Will Compete
and All Difficulty Is
Overcome

LONDON, June 1.-The difficulty
which threatens to deprive the rifle
shooting contest in the Olympic games
at Bisley this year of the presence of
American marksmen has been over
come and representatives, of the United
States, after all, will participate in
the matches.
Finding that the Olympic associa-
ton was unable to prolong the date of
entry, the National Rife Association
of America cabled its list of names
and the Olympic association cabled this
afternoon that it will accept the en-
tries if they are mailed today on reg
ulation forms.
Including the United States, ten ma
tions will be represented.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
CLAIMS WIFE HAD ANOTHER
HUSBAND AT TIME OF MARRIAGE

A suit was filed in the supreme court
Yesterday by Port V. Mathews for an
annulment of his marriage to Lovah w.
Mathews, which took place in Garnett,
Kas., September II, 1904.
In the complaint Mathews claims that
at the time of the marriage his wife
had another husband alive in the east
and that she was not divorced from
him.
Mathews also claims he did not know
of this state of affairs until last month.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

BROOKLYN, June 1-Philadelphia
won today's game here in the opening
inning by timely hitting stolen
base, followed by Moren's bad throw
in the third. Score:
Philadelphia 2, hits s, errors l.
Brooklyn l, hits 2, errors 8.
BatterieS-Moren and Doom; Mcln-
tyre and Bergen. Umpires-Rigler and
Rudderham.
BOSTON, June 1.-Boston won the
first game of their long home series
from New York today. Score:
New York 0, hits 4, errors 1.
Boston 4, hits s. errors 0.
Batteries-Wiltse and Needham; Dor
ner and Bowerman. Umpire-O'Day.
CHICAGO, June by trifie clean
er fielding and much better hitting
Pittsburg defeated Chicago To-Day
Sc IRE:
Chicago 6, hits I, errors 3.
Pittsburg 8, hits IL, errors 2.
Batteries-Frazer, Brown and king;
Maddox and Gibson. Umpires-John-
stone and KLEIN.
CINCINNATI, June 1.-St. Louis and
Cincinnati split even in a doubleheader
today, although Manager Camel pro-
tested the second game on the ground
that Umpire Emslie erred in allowing
Higginbotham to bat q second time
after he had struck out while batting
out of turn. Score:
First game:
Cincinnati 3, hits Z, errors 0.
st. Louis q hits s. errors 2.
atteries-Campbell and Mclean
Beebe and Ludwig.
Second game:
Cincinnati 0. hits a, errors 3.
ST. Louis 1, hits s, errors 2.
Batteries-Spade and Schlei; Hlggin'
botham and Hostetter.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
LIPTON'S NEW YACHT
MAKES GOOD SHOWING
The Shamrock Takes Part In Events
at Regatta and Easily De-
feats the White
Heather

HARWICH, June 1.-The Shamrock,
Sir Thomas Lipton's new racing cut
ter, and the White Heather took part
in a race today over the triangular
course of thirty miles in the Royal
Harwich regatta.
Starting with the Brynbild and the
Nyra, ali punched with the Shamrock
on the weather berth, he White
Heather took the lead and just kept 1t
until a mile from the finishing line,
where the Shamrock cut her out while
rounding the buoy and beat her by
one minute and eight seconds.
A special cup presented by the
Prince of Wales for big yachts to be
raced over the same course was won
by the Cicely, a schooner, which beat
Emperor Williams Meteor and the
German yachts Clara and Susanne.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
SUES AUTOMOBILE DEALER;
SAYS HE WAS DECEIVED

A suit was begun in department
three of the superior court yesterday
by John Luckenbach to recover-$965
from A. J. Smith, an automobile dealer
Luckenbach charges Smith with hav-
ing misrepresented the facts in selling
him an automobile in January, 1907,
claiming at the time that the automo-
bile was a four-cylinder 1907 model
Elmore. Luckenbach claims he did
not discover until the following April
that he had received a different car
from the one he thought he was buy
ing. He said he brought the car back
to Smith, who refused to negotiate in
any way.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
FISHERMEN AT BEACHES
ENJOY GOOD SPORT

Fishing was good at the numerous
beaches Sunday. and number of fine
catches We're reported.
sherman Baker and A. E. Perkins,
after a pleasant day passed near
Oceanside returned to their homes,
taking with them twenty-six spotfin
croakers, the total weight of which
was 130 pounds: three corbina and
twenty perch The tide was high and
they report having had a fine time in
landing the flnny prizes.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
AUTO DEALERS PLAN
Ten HOUR CONTEST

Local automobile dealers are plan
ming a ten-hour endurance race to be
run Sunday, June II, at Agricultural
park. Already two Cadillac and Pull
man car have been entered and 1t Is
expected many will take part
Don Lee of the Cadillac company and
Walter Hempel are in charge of the
arrangements and are doing everything
possible to create such an interest in
the contest that 1t will become big
event in local auto history.
The gate receipts will be divided
among the contestants. to be used in
the purchase of new tires to take the
place of those worn out by the long
run,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
news OF TH[ COURTS| t11|I|| NM
CLAIMS YOUNG MAN
ROBBED HIS EMPLOYER

Alfred G. Haas was placed on trial
yesterday morning in department six
OF the superior court before Judge
Monroe.
Haas is charged with embezzlement.
1t is said he embezzled meat from the
Great Eastern market, 1856 South Spring
street, while he was employed there.
His thefts amounted to $65.
In the preliminary examination Haas
waived trial by jury. When he took
this step Felix Levy, proprietor of the
market, employed Paul w. Schenck to
assist Deputy District Attorney Keyes
in the prosecution.
Both sides rested yesterday afternoon
and the jury will be instructed by Judge
Monroe at 10 o'clock this morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
UNHoLz TURNS DOWN
OFFER OF INVESTOR

Rudolph Unholz has turned down an
offer for $4,000 for his end of the purse
in the proposed July fight in Los An
geles.
C. j. O'Connor offered to guarantee
the Boer the foregoing sum with the
proviso that O'Connor take Unholzs
share of the receipts, win, lose or
draw.
Unholz holds out fer $25OO guaran-
tee
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
NATIONAL GUARDS WILL
PATROL RACE COURSE

PORTLAND, Ore, June 1.-Six COM
panies of the Third regiment, oregon
national guard, consisting of 200 men,
will patrol the course and prevent all
teams or automobiles other than the
entries in the big automobile races TO
be held Thursday from using the roads
tarversed in the race from 10 O'Clock in
the morning until after the races are
run.
The sanction of the American Auto
mobile association has been secured
and any records made here will be
recognized by that body.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
OWENS TO BE PLACED ON
TRIAL ON ExTORTIoN CHARGE

The trial of DR.. J. S. owens, charged
with attempting to extort money from
J. Whyte Evans, the street railway
promoter of Portland, Ore, will begin
in Judge Wilbur's department of the
superior court this morning.
Deputy District Attorney Paul j.
Mccormick urged the court to try the
case as soon as possible, as Evans had
been brought from Portland as a wit
ness with the understanding that the
case would be taken up yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
OWNER CONVINCED GREAT
RACER Is NOW BETTER
Colin, James r. keene's Horse, APP
pears in First Class Condition.
Legs Are Kept Ban-
daged

NEW YORK, June 1.-Following his
great victory in the Belmont stakes
at Belmont park on SATURDAY. James
r. Keene's Colin returned to his sta
BILE at Sheepshead Bay, apparently in
good condition. His legs were wrapped
in heavy bandages saturated with a
lotion intended to relieve any int1am-
nation that might have resulted from
his long gallop through the mud.
THE bandages will not be removed
for a day or two," said James Rowe,
Collins trainer, at Sheepshead Bay,
until the legs have been examined
again. I feel satisfied, however, that
he will be all right in the future He
eats everything placed before him, the
best sign that horse is enjoying
life"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
RACER MAKES WONDERFUL
SHOWING AT NEW YORK

NEW YORK, June 1.-Nearly 1000
persons saw a wonderful fast 44O-yard
hurdle race by Charles Bacon of the
New York Athletic club at the picnic
games of the New York Postoffice
Clerks association at Long Island City
yesterday.
Bacon was unfortunate in knocking
down three hurdles in his race or his
time of one minute fiat would be rec
ognized as a worlds record. The mark
for such a race is held by ]. Il. Ma
honey. who covered the distance in
1908 3-5 at Buffalo seven years ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
ENTRANTS ARE
AFTER FELIPE CHALLENGE CUP

NEW YORK, June 1.-Forty-eight en-
trants for the Felipe challenge cup started
their matches today on the courts of the
New York Tennis club. T. r. Pell. ex-
indoor national champion, came through
his first match, defeating DIR. E. Taylor.
s-6, 6-3. G. F. Touchard. the Californian,
won over DR.. NJ. r. Bolts 6-1. 6-2. L. F.
Larned defeated E. H. James, 6-1. Ga. and
r. H. Palmer, the sensational victor over
Behr in the nationals last year. won over
DR.. A. L. Slocum, Ga, ga
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
COACH HOLMES OF U. S. C. TO
DEVOTE ALL TIME TO ATHLETICS

Coach Holmes of U. S. c. will give up
the classes in mathematics which he
has been instructing in addition to
his coaching and devote his entire
time to his work in athletics next sea-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
JUDGE McNUTT WILL SPEAK
BEFORE DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE

Judge C. F. McNutt will deliver the
main address at the meeting of the
Democratic league to be held at the
Westminster hotel today.
Juoge McNutt is we'll known in Los
Angeles, and before coming to this city
was favcrably known in Indiana poll
tics
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
Two Pay Fines

C. Pieri and A. Pieri were arraigned
before Justice Selph yesterday after
noon and fined $50 each for having in
their possession five doves, one meadow
lark and one brown thrush without a
written permit from the fish and game
commission of California.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
ACCEPTS NEW POSITION

George Adair of the White garage
has been asked to assume the man
agement of the baseball team of the
L. A. A. c., and has accepted. Now
that the club has a manager the
players will get together and begin
practice work.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
ROBINSON AFTER FIGHT

"Bubbles' Robinson, the negro
lightweight, is after a fight with any
126 to 130-pound boy In the world. Inc
negro offers to meet Kid Dalton If he
can make 1870 pounds. Manager Mecca
rey is thinking of putting him on with
some good boy of his class.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
Husband Arrested

William A. Anderson was arraigned
before Justice Selph yesterday on
complaint sworn by his wife, Frances
A. Anderson, charging him with failure
to provide for her and her two children.
Anderson was released upon his own
recognizance pending trial.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
GARDNER AND RUBE SMITH
ARE MATCHED AT GoLDFIELD
Special to The Herald

STeCiaI 10 The HeraId-
GOLDFIELD, New, June Jimmy
Gardner, the Lowell, Mass, light
weight, and Rube Smith of Denver,
have been practically matched for a
finish fight before the Goldfeld Ath-
letic club the afternoon of July 4.
Smith won a fierce six-round battle
from Larry Gordon Saturday night
and made such a good impression on
the fight fans that he is considered
good enough for the main event July 4.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE
LEAGUE STANDING

ST. LOUIS, June LIN a game re-
plete with hits and errors Chicago de-
feated st. Louis this afternoon by a
score of to 6.
Each team used three pitchers.
Score:
Chicago o. hits 10, errors 1.
ST. Louis 6, hits 10, errors 4.
Batteries-Graham, Petty, Bailey and
Spencer; Owen, Manuele, Walsh, Sulli-
van and Shaw.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-Philadel-
phia won today's game in the second
inning, when six runs were scored on
four hits, two passes, a wild pitch and
an error by Delehanty. Score:
Washington l. hits 5, errors 1.
Philadelphia 6, hits 10, errors 2.
Batteries-Smith, Gates and Streets;
Plank and Powers.
NEW YORK, June 1.-New York shut
out Boston today, to 0, Chesbro pitch
ing a fine game and the local f1ielders
giving him errorless support. Score:
Boston 0, hits 4, errors 5.
New York g hits 8, errors 0.
Batteries-Cicotte and Criger; Ches-
bro and Kleinow.
DETROIT, Mich, June L. 1.-Cleveland's s
hitting was of itself enough to decide
today's result Clevelan' won, to 1.
Score:
Detroit l, hits 6. errors 8.
Cleveland 9, hits IA, errors 2.
Batteries - Summers, Malloy and
Schmidt; Rhoades and Clarke.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
woman Given Damages

Nellie G.. Allen was granted 500 py
Judge Bordwell yesterday IN SUIT
brought by her against the Southern
Peal Estafe and Investment company.
The suit was brought by Mrs. Allen to
collect a note said to be due her,
amounting to $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02

Bargain hunting" will be pop
ular as long as thrift is popular.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-02
TIRES In PRoPoRTION--savers Of Money
yulcanized Tube Patches, SfAn

' EaERGENCY TIRE CO.,
broadway and Main, Los Angeles.
Express orders promptly attended to.