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Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-09
PRISONER CONDUCTS
HIS OWN DEFENSE

W. Sykes yesterday discharged his
attorney in Judge Wilburs court and
declared he would conduct his own
trial Sykes is charged with a statu-
tory offense and said his counsel was
not conducting his case to suit him.
He examined the witnesses against
him and himself took the stand, but
was unable to introduce any corrobora-
tive testimony in his behalf.
The case was tried before jury and
Sykes in his address became hypercriti-
cal regarding the beauties of American
Jurisprudence, and it was necessary for
the court to instruct him to confine
himself to a discussion of the case.
The CO Sc went to the jury at 2;3O
o'clock and no verdict had been re-
turned when court adjourned.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

GOODMAN-HYDE-Tho o. Goodman. aged
"A, native of Texas. and Gertrude L. Hyde,
aged IS, native of Minnesota both resi-
dents of Los Angeles.
SAhPENTE ER-ALSDRUF-Harvey Carpenter,
aged %, native of Kansas. and Maude Ais
oruf, aged Is, native of Missouri; both resi-
uents of Los Angeles.
ADAMS-BVANS-Olive Perry Adams, aged
10 native Of Illinois, and Irene Rhoda Ev
ans, aged 2l, native of Idaho; both residents
of Los Angeles
DE R-CAMPBELL-Theodore E. De
snetter, aged 26, native of Michigan, and
Martha A. Campbell, aged Is, native Of Ten
nessee; both residents of Los Angeles.
Observation-Disclosures j. Bestan-
dig, aged a. native of Germany. and Annie
Gilllson, aged 20, native of California; both
residents of Los Angeles.
NSETT-BIDWELL-Ear o. Winsett. aged
70 native of Missouri. and Alberta M. Bid
well' aged Is, native of Kansas; both resi-
cents OF Los Angeles.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. Lewis. aged
25' native Of California, and Grace L. An
derson, aged 20. native of California; both
residents Of Los Angeles.
ERSON-FULTON-Josia b. Nickerson,
aged 26, native of New York, resident of
Pasadena and Olive Z. Fulton aged 81 ma
tive of Minnesota. resident of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-09
AN7I-RENT
TENANTS ARE
VICTORIOUS
LANDLORDS, FRIGHTENED, RE-
DUcE CHARGES
Many Settlements on Fairer Basis Are
Reported at soclIaIstlc Head
quarters in New York
City
By Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. S.-The gloom of the
rent strikers was turned to joy today
when the large number of evictions
threatened by the landlords when they
had warrants issued seemed to dwindle
materially. 1t was difficult to get mar
shals to handle those that were issued.
They said they were busy with other
things.
Many landlords, too settled with their
tenants rather than pay the cost of their
eviction, and many tenants, frightened
by the action of the court, agreed to ac-
cept smaller reductions than those first
demanded Many cases were compro-
missed In this way.
In other cases tenants paid up the full
amount demanded. but there were few of
these and In most instances it was the
landlords who yielded.
Thirty-six settlements were reported at
Socia.istic headquarters. The concessions
in these cases varied from SOC to 81.
Many of the strikers, anticipating the
service of dispossess warrants, moved to-
day into the Brownsville section of
Brooklyn, which is largely populated by
Jews
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-09

Same to same, part lot I, block 81. Term
mus Homestead tract lot ID, block j.
Hamfnei & Denker tract .....-.-..........
Same to same, lots 5. 6 and Z. block 4,
Bentley & crippen's subdivision OF east
y of lot Z, block 2s. Hancock's survey;
part section 80, township south, range
13 west ..........-...........-.. .'........
Same to sam, lot 10, block PIP; lot IL,
block PIP, Glandora tract; lots and 10, y
Hellman & Stassforths subdivision of lot
3, Workman s. Hellman's subdivision of
block g. Hancock's survey; lots g. 6 and
Z, block 4. Bentley & Crippens subdt-
vision of east Il of lot Z, block 49, Ham
Same to same, lots II and 12 block u, Nc
Farland's subdivision of Marenga rancho;
lot 12, block 3. East Claremont; lot 16s,
Latin tract ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Los Angeles Securities Co. to Mrs Eva NJ.
Webb. ,ot %, flock 9. Redondo Villa
tract ..........................
J. A. Logan to Margaret A. Lawson. lot
81, Grider & EIamilton's Lomita Park
in Glendale .-.........s.-..-...........
The Guarantee & Trust company to Mer-
chants Trust company, lots 10, Ii and
"a block A; lot 4. block c. Mccarthy
oompany's Moneta- Manchester Avenue
and Main Street ract.....................
Title Insurance and Tlust company to S.
Mosgrove, lot A, Hellman- WolfslSiil lots
p. Carlson to r. Neifert lot AZ, block b,
Bellevue Place ........................,.. 45t
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-09
CLIMATE BENEFICIAL
TO ATTORNEY DARRoW

Evidently the salubrity of the eli
mate of Los Angeles has so benefited
Clarence Darrow, chief counsel in the
Pettibone trial at Boise, 1T will not be
necessary that an operation be per-
formed. Mr.. Darrow yesterday left the
California <)ital and now occupies
apartments on South Grand avenue,
where he will be attended by his wife
and a nurse.
The health of Mr.. Darrow has inn
proved to such an extent that he is
able to take long daily walks, and his
complete recovery is believed to be a
matter of but a short time.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-09

By Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. S.--A storm of mod
crate intensity has appeared on the Washington
coast and 1t will probably hove inland and
cause rain over the northern half Of the Pacific
slope.
Brisk to high scutherly winds will prevail
north of Point Reyes Southeast storm signals
are displayed from Point Reyes northward.
Forecast
Los Angelo ana vicinity; Increasing cloud
mess Thursday; light north wind, changing TO
south
San Francisco and vicinity: Cloudy unset
tied weather Thursday, with showers; brisk
southerly winds.
santa Clarr valley: Cloudy Thursday with
showers; bris.. south wind.
Sacramento valley: Showers Thursday; brisk
south wind.
San Joaquin Valley Cloudy Thursday. prob
ably showers lieht south wind.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-09
MONEY NEEDED TO
COMPLETE BUILDING

The Young Women's Christian asso-
citation needs money for the completion
of it's building on South Hill street, and
yesterday through its secretary. Cora
L. latham, filed petition in the super
ior court asking leave to mortgage real
estate In order that it may borrow
100000 from the Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance company.
This money, according to the petit
tion, will be repaid in three years, and
is to be used to pay off the debts OF
the association and to complete the
new quarters now in course of con-
struction Moneys are now due for
building materials and it is stated
other sums VIII accrue and become
PAYABLE in the near future.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-09
300 UNEMPLOYED DEMAND
THAT CITY GIVE THEM WORK
Z. Associated Press.

u Ass0ciate1 Press.
BOSTON, Jan. s.-Morris I. Swift a
member of the Socialist Labor party, led
300 unemployed men to city hall this alter
noon and presented to Mayor Hiboard a
set of resolutions asking that the city
give them work
The resolutions had been adopted at a
mass meeting held on the commons. Hib-
bard received the resolutions, but de-
clined a request to address the waiting
crowd from the city hall steps.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-09
Calls speclaI Session

RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. S.-Governor
Glenn tonight issued a proclamation for
a special session of the assembly to be-
gin on January 21, to change, modify,
strengthen or repeal the railroad pas
senger rate of 2A cents mile, passed at
the last session of the legislature.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-09
soIes Is Recovering
BY Associated Press

BY Assoclated FTeFH1
Ell PASO, Tex, Jan. S.-Former Cover
nor Horace Boies of Iowa. who has been
IL with pneumonia at a hospital here, is
now regarded as out of danger IL no re-
lapse occurs. He sat up a short time to-
day.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-09
Named Bishop Of Nebraska

BY Associated Press.
OMAHA, Neb.. Jan. 8.--Ft Rev. a. T..
Williams, coadjutor biship OF Nebraska,
succeeds to the bishopric of this state
with the death of Bishop George Worth
ington who died at Mentone, Trance,
Tuesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-09
FUNERAL NOTICES

WERNBR-At family home, 2o29 West Wash
ington street, Lulu Norm Werner, beloved wife
of Frank A Werner Funeral services will be
held at the house. at 2 D. M Friday. In
terment at Portland, Ore
ORR & EDWARDS COMPANY
Successors to Orr q Hines Co. Funeral d.
rectors.
Corner Tenth and Flower SITS.
Main ca; Home F4s71. Lady assistant.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-09
The WEATHER

Los ANGELES. Jam 8. 1908.
Time. Bar TThsr lHumIwind lvei. weather
3. 3 m. M sS.H ss.l5 g g e " 9 elssF. elssF
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-09
RESTAURANTS

MUSIC EvENINGs--cAFE MARTIN. 1lsls S.
Spring, second floor Table d'hote, la carte,
the only French restaurant in city; prlvate
dining rooms, ia weddings, clubs, theatef
pnrties. etc.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-09
Weather Conditions

Maximum temperature, 7S.
Minimum temperature, 45.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-09
SHOE REPAIRING

MEMS soI.Es. sscs LADIES. s5c;. cHILD's.
soc; good leather. lls W. FOURTH So.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-09

A REFINED WIDOW OF MEANS WISHES
to meet gentleman Of good standing. not
under So years of age, matrimonialy in
clined. Address MINNIE DEAN, 412 S.
Hope st.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-08-22

Meetings oi the Council ever, second aud
Fourth Wednesday.
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Pneulcs for the Kidneys, 30
davs trial Sl.O0. Guaranteed.
prau'e act directly on the Kid
uew and bring relief in the first
dose o bec.Hye. weak back.
lame Uac.. rheumatic pains, kid
ucy and bladder trouble. They
purity the blood and invigorate
Che entire system. Sc by The
Welcome Pharmacv Irns, Ore,
Fred Iaincs. Harney. Ore.
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INDUSTRIAL NOTES.
portland Correspondent

NTOTllaIlu OOTfeSpOnueIllJ
Anticipation fell short of the
actual attendance and success of
the Oregon Good Roads Confer
ence held at the Portland Com
mercial Club on the 18th. From
every corner of the state came
men having the vital interests of
Oregon at heart. 1t was decided
to Immediately undertake the
raising of $4,000 for an inten-
sely active campaign. Judge
Lionel X. Webster. of Mulno-
nah county, and Judge John II.
Scott. of Marion county. will lead
in this work devoting their en-
tire time to it.
Rain was never more grateful
to Oregonians than the showers
of last Wednesday and Thursday
and messages from practically
the whole state Join in the
thanksgiving. The danger of
forest fires in the wooded sec
tions has been greatly reduced
rs q result.
Four hundred thousand feet
Of lumber were bought By Swift
4 Co. this past week for use ON
their town-site near the plant
now being built. Twenty-Five
dwellings will be started immed-
lately. some quite pretentions
for the officers Of the company.
Hundreds of smaller homes will
go up as rapidly as practicable.
Numerous meetings OF the
committee in charge OF enter
tanning the Oregon athletes soon
to return from London bearing
their world records from the
Olympian games. have resulted
in a decision to send the SPORT
ing editors of the three Portland
dailies East to meet the athletes
and escort them to the Coast.
Many unique features viii be in
troduced in the parade and re-
ception given here-date viii bee
early in September.
Hon. c. j. Blanchard. Of the
L. s. Reclamation Service. is m
Oregon and will spend thirty
days inspecting the yariou Gov
ernment irrigation projects. he
reports such o mass of inquiry at
his home Office that the clerks
are scarcely able to answer in
tending cO.0nists.
Poultry is to have il due rec
ognition at the Livestock Show
in September. Over $500 iu
prizes is offered and the interest
may be judged from the fact
that already over one thousand
entries are booked. Poultry
means almost s.. 600. 600 10 Ore
yon annually.
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Sheriff Of IIarnsy County ory.a
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NOTICE or sHEnIFr's SALE

In tie Circuit Court Of the state 90 ure.
s0n t9r thy 'olHiy % Uamey.
& 4 Hiiu-- Plaintiff.
FH
AugLstiro ui..rrt aad Ofr.
gHn Industrial Company
corporation lei-Edlut-.
Notice l. hereby given tha, urI-ra..
by virtue Of au Exscuti5Hil Fore a-ur.
aud order % sale i.suci on. o. t.. Cir
eui, Court 90 llaTury County Urlal.
dated thr llth day % august lay,. ua.
on judgement duly rendered iu -a.l
Court on the nh day Of Apr. laU, ,r
favor u the above named plaintiff Co.
Haines aud agains, the above named
defendant, Oregon IniusJrll. Company,
Tor the sun Of Eleven Hundred aai
ioFty.niue aud 1910 p0lars rurliraI
and slii iO interest aud the further sum
Of $500 attorneys lee and 81. U. costs.
together with interest thereon from tie
lllh day oi April lels az TO- rate of T,
PER cent per arHum, which sI. .a .e
men. has been duly dgekst.I u ih-
C.erk' Office Of .lid County arI State.
! have this iay levied upon tie i
ing described real property al.o .-..
eT.bei Ia saiL order % ,alr auJ therein
ordered % b. ,1.d, tina. is o. Say I1,-
Fourli ani F.se.5i iu B.8es -iA.p aI
the original tpWEsite oi Blru-. usrn..
County, Oregon and th- stable situate
thereon kHoNua- "Ihr Ee Fu loo
gether with the teHrucIt-. l- .li,a
ments and 8PrurIeHauc-s taer4a t.-
longing, ard viii on Tge.day t.- .s.I
day OF September lgOs 40 the a.aroi
? O'Clock 2. NJ. OF saii day, ar il- front
door Of the Court iio1se. in Burs-. orc
gon, sell az public auction 90 tA= highest
aud best bidder igr cash iu hand a.. tl-
right title and interest ol the above
named defendants Of in and o. tne rr.l
property above described, % sa.i-fytl-
judgement, Interest, attorneys l--, yo-r-
and accruias costs.
Dated thi- 2!ld dag oi Augu.. 1905.
a. X. RIcHAaD.,s
Sheriff oi lIarnay County. Orc.a.
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Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for
yonng and old is prompt relief
for coughs, Group, hoarscncss
whooping cough. Gently lBXa-
tive. Guaranteed. Sold 10y The
Welcome Pharmacy. Burns, Ore.
Fred Haines. Harney Ore
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-14
BRITISH ANGLER IN
LOVE WITH CATALINA
NOTED AUTHORITY ON FISH
THINKS 1T UNIQUE
Has Great Sport with Black and White
Sea Bass and Only Regrets
. Island Is Not Near
England

Special TO The Herald.
AVALON, June 13.--G. A. Afalo, f.
2. S.. well known authority on fishing,
and particularly sea fishing on the
other side, has had great luck in the
last four days fishing. Asked what
were his Impressions of Catalina as a
fishing resort, he replied:
TT is absolutely beautiful. I know
that one of my countrymen, and per-
sonal friend, gave a most unhattering
loss to understand his view of IT.
OF course he may have had counted on
getting a big tuna, which we know is
not to be had every day, perhaps every
year.
HE may have had bad luck other
wise, and he certainly came at the
crowded season, but that has nothing
whatever to do with the island, which
is ideal. only wish you could tow 1t a
few thousand. miles nearer Europe, so
that English sea anglers could get q
taste of such sport as could not be
dreamed of at home. But, naturally,
good luck is bound to color one s
opinion of any place.
II shall always burn candles to the
memory of Santa Catalina island be-
cause / found ideal weather. congenial
company and excellent sport, always
barring the tuna, which my friend and
sponsor, Prof. Charles F. Holder of
Pasadena, warned me in all letters not
to be too sanguine about.
But had my share of luck. At the
very first cast / made in these waters
killed a 33H-pound white sea- bass on
light tackle, emitting me to the Light
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-14
LAURA BlGGAR IS NOW
LIVE WESTERN EDITOR
Former Actress Says She Has a Bully
Staff Out in New Mexico.
She Owns Daily
- Paper

PITTSBURG, June 12.-Laura Biggar
Bennett, the former actress and WIDOW
of Henry M. Bennett, Pittsburg the
atrical manager, arrived from the west
this. morning and promptly registered
as Editor Daily Sun, Albuquerque,
New Mexico"
For Mrs. Bennett is now an editor.
She went to Albuquerque two months
ago, fell in love with the climate
bought the little local daily with
part of the $3.50. 900 she inherited from
the Bennett estate, and has made
good" to use her own expression.
81 have got the bulliest staff of re-
porters and editors ever gathered under
one roof in a New Mexico town. said
Mrs. Bennett. I'VE are for civic i'm
provements and sfor good government
and all that kind of thing, and we print
the news and roast the politicians
whenever they need it,
There is lot of woman's suffrage
enthusiasm out there, but | have re-
fused to indorse it OF any other issue.
I'm the editor. and they all have to
take their orders from me-"
Mrs. Bennett left for the west to-
night. She was here for few hours,
settling UP some business matters.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-14
VAN DOOZER'S, SIS s. Broadway

Tackle clubs bronze button. 1 also
took numerous yellowtail of twenty
pounds and little over.
black sea bass of 100 and 1870 pounds
within an hour. Why they are called
Jewish / do not know. The jewish
proper, which l have caught in Florida.
comes up like q dead horse, but these
black sea bass fight splendidly.
why did l not try them on light
tackle? Well. between you and me,
think light tackle has it's limit, when
you are fishing for fun, as 1 do, and
not to break records, and 1 think the
black sea bass is just one of these
limits. 1 may revise this opinion in my
next weeks light tackle experience, buk
at present hold to 1t.
"As to my general impressions you
may say that nowhere In the wide
world, and I have fished in five con-
tinents, have I enjoyed any fishing
more than playing a 20-pound yellow
tail on a nine-ounce rod and a nine
thread line, in perfectly calm water,
within a few yards of the beach Half
a dozen such experiences alone are
worth the journey from England"
Mr.. Afialo Is the founder of the
British Sea Anglers society. His homo
Is in Devonshire. He will remain at
Santa Catalina another week, and Will
be Joined Sunday by Prof. Charles
Frederick Holder of Pasadena.
Mr.. Aflalo was made an honorary
member OF the Santa Catalina Tuna
club in 1907.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-14
WOMAN TRUE ARTIST
WITH ROD AND REEL
CASTS MASCULINE ANGLERS IN
THE SHADE
Miss Rumbaugh of Ely, New, Makes
Large and Varied Catch In Few
Hours of Sport at
Avalon
Srecial TO The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
AVALON, June 12-Men folk may
brag of their feats with rod and
reel and wear buttons emitting
them to boast of their skill in
landing big fish, but Miss Frances
Rumbaugh of Ely, New, put in few
hours at Turing the finny ones in the
waters near Avalon a few days ago
and returned to Catalina with string
that would make Izaak Walton giggle
in delight
In company with George C. Gum she
cast her line in the water and drew
forth the biggest portion of a large
catch, consisting of two twenty pound
yellowtail, three halibut weighing
from ten to eighteen pounds each, two
barracuda and one white sea bass.
Miss Rumbaugh actually caught the
principal portion of the fish, and when
she returned to Avalon she permitted
photographer to make a picture,
which is shown herewith. The only
regrettable feature is that Miss Rum
baugh used heavy tackle, as she is re-
puted to be quite an artist with rod and
reel.
The greatest variety of fish brought
to Avalon this season was caught last
week by George Gardner Newbury of
Chicago and William Radcliffe, clerk
at the Virginia hotel, Long Beach. The
catch included yellowtail, kelp bass,
white sea bass, halibut, white fish,
barracuda and bonita, twenty eight in
all. The anglersfwere taken out by
Captain Casey of the launch Magic
Isle. They used both light and heavy
tackle.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-14
HIS HEART OUT OF PLACE

BALTIMORE. June 12.-With his in
ternal organs so mixed as to baffle the
experienced surgeons at Johns Hop
kins hospital, Judge John E. McKeig-
han of st. Louis has succumbed after
an operation.
The Judge became suddenly i'll sew
eral months ago. His medical advisers
diagnosed the case as a stomach
trouble When the incision was made
strange conditions were discovered, but
it was thought best not to explore fur
Their, the surgeon removing part of
diseased kidney. The judge lived twen-
ty. hours.
His family consented to an autopsy,
and then the surgeons found that the
heart was turned to the right instead
of to the left The liver was upside
down, with other organs on top of 1t
and near the heart.
What puzzled the surgeons is how
the judge managed to live to be Sc
years old. He never complained Of his
stomach until two months before he
died.