Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-17
AROUND TOWN
Club LIQUOR Case DELAYED

Club Liquor Case Delayed
The trial of Joseph Reynolds. stew
ard of the California club, and five
directors on a charge of violating the
retail liquor ordinance was postponed
indefinitely by Justice Frederickson
yesterday.
Fined for Scratching Windows
o. Maljan was fined $25 in Police JUS
tice Frederickson's court yesterday aft
ernoon on a charge of malicious mis-
chief. Maljan Is charged with using u
hard piece of straw-colored glass to
scratch windows on Broadway
Asks for Delay
Charged with stealing platinum from
the Barber Asphalt company, l.. d.
Hays, arraigned before Justice Austin
yesterday asked for time to plead and
was given until November "a His
bail was fixed at $500, which he could
not furnish.
To Try Samuel Schenck
Samuel Schenck, former police COM
missioner, accused of falsely imprison-
ing Bradner w. Lee, former chairman
of the Republican county central COM
mittee, will be tried Thursday in JUS
tice Roses court. Seventy-five tales
men are being summoned for the trial.
Charge Dismissed
The charge against Mrs. S. A. Wheel
err of conducting a disorderly house
at 149 North Main street was dis
missed yesterday afternoon in Justice
Chambers court. Mrs. Wheeler said
her house always had a good reputa-
ton, which testimony was corroborated
by William Hammaker, a bank clerk,
who has the renting Of the property
Wants SwindIer Arrested
The police of Los Angeles have re-
ceived a letter from T. l. Silver,
member of the Salvation Army at Salt
Lake City, who gives the name and
description of a man who swindled him
of S26 and who Silver believes is In
Los Angeles. Charlie McKeag, secre-
tary of the police commission, says II
will be difficult to find the man by the
description Silver furnished.
Verdict in Dale Case
A verdict of death by accident was
signed by Coroner Hartwell yesterday
afternoon in the case of Mrs Mary X.
Dale. who was struck and killed Satur-
day at Long Beach by a Newport
Beach car The body has been re-
moved from Pierce Bros morgue to the
beach city, where the surviving nus
band and five children reside. Funeral
arrangements have not been made.
BURGLARS Loot Apartment House
Several articles of jewelry were
stolen from apartments in the Astoria
rooming house between Z and O'Clock
Sunday night. Mrs L. M. Conrad re-
ports the theft of signet ring, neck.
lace and a shirt waist set. A pair OF
gold bracelets, a neck chain and some
gold collar buttons were stolen from the
apartment of Mrs. c. N. Shevlll, ana
gold watch is missing from the room
occupied by Mrs. N. l. Chaffee.
Parcels Post Regulations
BY order of the postmaster general
and the postal administrations OF
France, Italy, Great Britain and Ger
many concurring therein it has been
ordered that commencing November 10
no parcel of value exceeding 500 shall
be admitted to the parcels post mail
of exchange between the United States
and France, Italy and Germany; no
parcel the value of which exceeds 500
shall be admitted to the parcels post
mail from the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland for the United
States, but parcels post shall be ad-
mitted from the United States for the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and
ireland, however, without regard to
the value.