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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
Stranq May Drive

Arrangements are pending between
Col Fred c. Fenner of Los Angeles
and the Isotta Import company of New
York city for the services of Louis
Strang, one of the greatest racing driv-
ers in the world, at the wheel of the
large Floria duplicate of the Isotta
that Col Fenner has purchased and
entered in the Los Angeles Phoenix
900-mile desert and sand race of No
vember 5. In spite of the fact that
Strang has many engagements there
is every possibility that the greatest
driver in the world will be seen be-
hind the wheel of the greatest stock
car in the world and one that won all
the big events both here and abroad
last year. Strang will have to move
quickly to make connections to leave
New York Immediately after the Van
derbilt cup race and hurry 1000 miles
across the continent to arrive at Los
Angeles just in time to step into the
drivers seat OF the Fenner car.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
BLUE RIBBON DECORATION
is BAR TO ASYLUM CELL
Sam kutz Pins Decoration to Frank
civIfowskl After Latter swore He
Was Drunk, Not Insane

Frank Civifowski was decorated yes
terday with blue ribbon after he was
examined by the lunacy commission.
This was done by Clerk Kutz on an
order of Judge Wilbur, not because
Frank c. was a prize-winner at a
beauty show, but as a token that he
would henceforth refrain from the use
OF liquid JOY. whether beer, whisky or
red wine.
Frank c.. was arrested several days
ago, his peculiar actions leading neigh
bors to believe he was insane. When
he was examined yesterday he told the
members OF the luuacy commission
that he was simply intoxicated, and
promised to abstain in the future.
Clerk Kutz was delegated by Judge
Wilbur, head of the commission. 10
administer the oath and affix the blue
ribbon seal to the mans lapel.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
News OF the Courts
LOSES HER CHANCE
TO SERVE ON JURY
NAME OF MRS. ENEELMAN is
ORDERED WITHDRAWN
Judge B. =. BIedsoe of San Bernardno
Shows Dlsapproval Of Feminine
TaIesmen Santa Monica
Woman Disappointed

The name of Mrs. Johanna Engel-
man, the first woman in California to
be drawn for jury service, was ordered
Withdrawn from the jury box yesterday
by Judge B. +. Bledsoe of San Bern
ardino, sitting for Judge HerVey in the
trial Of a civil case in department
seven Of the superior court. This ac-
tion disposed of the possibility of Mrs.
Engelman sitting as juror, while still
leaving a doubt as to the eligibility of
women to serve by reason of the de-
cislon of Judge Houser of department
three, who, week ago. said he could
find nothing in the law to prevent 1t.
Mrs. Engelmans name was among
the first to be drawn yesterday and as
Judge Bledsoe saw her leave her seat
and enter the jury box he uttered an
ejaculation of surprise, and asked the
clerk, c. o. Liyesey, for an explana-
ton. The latter explained Mrs, En-
gelman had been regularly drawn.
"There Is no provision In the law
of California either for a jury of women
or for a mixed jury said Judge Bled-
soc. Therefore | will hold that a
woman juror is not qualified to serve"
Mrs. Engelman Excused
Then he excused Mrs. Engelman for
the term, telling her she need not re-
turn for duty.
To prevent her being recalled, Judge
Bledsoe ordered Mrs. Engelman's name
withdrawn from the jury box.
There is nothing in the law that
warrants a woman serving on a jury"
he said later, land to hold her on the
panel would only mean a needless ex-
pense to the county"
Judge Bledsoe based his decision on
the common law, which provides that
woman shall not serve on a jury.
He held where no contrary expression
is given by the California codes, the
provisions of the common law must
prevail.
Mrs. Engelman expressed great dis
appointment when her name was or
dered off the panel, first, she said be-
cause she has made so many friends
in the courts, and, second. because
she hoped to have the distinction OF
being the first woman to serve as a
juror in this state.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
TOBASCO II IS
SHELTERS CAR
BIG SlX-CYLINDER 60-H0RSE'
POWER KISSELKAR
Ponderous Machine, Groomed to Per-
fection, viii Be Driven by Ham
shue, with Bigelow as Pilot,
on Phoenix Run

A tip to the Phoenix racing drivers
and those interested. If you expect to
win the long sandy run you may know
now that you have the Tobasco IL, with
Harris Hanshue at the wheel, to beat
for Leon Z. Shelter has entered the
Kisselkar with the hot name for the
desert fray, and let there be no mis-
take about 1t, the Tobasco Is being put
in the pink of condition.
When Shelter decided to enter the
Los Angeles-Phoenix race this year the
question with him was as to what car
he would put in. The Jack Rabbit was
sent to Oakland as representative OF
Los Angeles and from patriotic mo-
tives, and the car acquitted itself with
glory and profit in the northern city,
bringing back to hustling Shelter the
tidy sum of $1,000 and another addition
to the big silver closet that Shelter is
accommodating with his Jack Rabbit
But the Rabbit is trained down like a
fine haired greyhound, geared to ninety
five miles an hour and is too fast for
the desert run. AS the shrewd automo-
bile man sat pondering as to whether
he would send out a Baby REQ or a
Woods Electric, II. w. Squires dropped
in to the Shelter establishment and
found the proprietor of his study over
his dilemma as to cars. Take my
car" said Squires, "and put her III,
and in a moment more Shelter had sold
the brother Jack Rabbit of the
racing car of that name to Squires,
and Shelter became the owner once
more of the big Kisselkar, and into
the hands of the family automobile
surgeons and physicians went the big
machine for the preparatory work of
being again turned into a racing car.
Half a dozen of the best and highest
skilled mechanics in the city have been
at work every hour of their time on
the big six-cylinder car, imported steel
trusses have been added to the frame,
every bolt and nut has been taken out
and gone over and replaced, 36-inch
wheels with 5-inch tires have been
put on the front wheels and 3S-inch
wheels with 6-inch tires on the rear,
and the car itself wired double through
out She will carry no water save
drinking water for the crew, will have
her complete supply of gasoline suf-
ficient TO carry her through to Phoenix,
and the big machine will leave here
Sunday morning at 1915.
The crew and car will be under the
direction of c. H. Bigelow, one of the
best posted men there is on the route
and desert between here and the terri
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
EDITOR TALKS TO CLUB
WOMEN ON THE HARB0R
Great Future for Los Angeles Through
Developments Under Way Is Ex-
planned at Gamut Club

The Panama canal and San Pedro
harbor, was the subject of an able
address delivered by Mr.. Il. e. Glib
bon before the California business
women's association at the Gamut club
rooms last evening. Mr.. Gibbon said
in part.
"rhe women are fast taking their
rightful, place in the community, They
are standing side by side with men
in the business world. The time is
not far distant when women will have
equal rights with the ballot. as well
as In business, Therefore, 1t is fitting
for me to speak to this body of busi-
ness women ON one OF the most vital
problems which confronts Los Angeles
and the Pacific slope, namely, San Pc
dro harbor and the Panama canal.
Several hundred representative busi-
ness women of Los Angeles were pres
ent and took great interest in the dis
course.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
TELEGRAPH MEN TO
ENTERTAIN GUESTS
SUPERINTENDENTS PLANNING
FOR 1910 MEETING
Committees Named and Ample Pro-
visions VIII Be Made to Give
Visitors Good Look
at Southland

In connection with the convention of
the Railway Telegraph Superlnlen-
dents association to be held in Los
Angeles, May 16 to 20 inclusive, 1910, a
meeting was held yesterday In the Of
flee of l. Il. Dyer, superintendent of
telegraph of the Salt Lake road, to
make arrangements for the entertain
ment of the delegates who will be IN
attendance.
The following representatives were
present: f. II. Lamb, superintendent
and C.LMiller, local manager, Western
Union Telegraph company; C. L. Lewis,
superintendent, V. V. Stevenson, local
manager, Postal Telegraph company;
II. l.. Bleakney, manager, United
Wireless company; II. G. Chase, as
sistant superintendent of telegraph,
Santa Fe route; A. 70. Doome, super
intendent of telegraph, telephone and
signal, Pacific Electric Railroad COM
pany; w. T. Maddox, superintendent
of the Los Angeles and Redondo Rail-
way company; J. A. Ltghthipe, cleo
trical engineer, Edison Electric COM
pany; L. Keller. superintendent of the
Home Telephone company; ]. W. Gill
kyson, superintendent of plants of the
Pacific Telegraph and Telephone COM
pany; II. B. Woodill, of the Woodill-
Hulse Electric company; H. G. George,
Of the Western Electric company; J..
e. Krause, superintendent, A. d. T..
company; ]. e. Mcdonald, secretary
Joint pole committee; Thomas ]. Day,
traffic department. Los Angeles Pa
cific Railway company; L. G.. Sloan,
chief dispatcher, Southern Pacific COM
pany.
In addition to the above, w. E. Hark-
ness of the Western Electric company
oh at, .Aft h
committee was present and outlined
the plans of the committee in the east
After discussing business affairs of
the association the matter of the en-
tertainment of the members of the as
soeiation and their guests was taken
up and committees appointed to make
arrangements for the various trips in
and around Los Angeles. 1t is intend
ed to provide ample facilities to enable
all in attendance to visit the points of
interests and beauty in the city and
Southern California.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
DIVORCE COURT
HAS NEW RULES
ATTORNEYS TAKE EXCEPTION
TO JUDGE H0USER'S ACTION
Say Taking of Dispositions Will Work
Hardship - Several lnterloeu-
tory DEGREES Are
Granted

The new rules prepared by Judge
Houser for the handling Of divorce
cases were put into effect yesterday,
and while, perhaps, sufficient time has
not been given to obtain general ex-
preston among attorneys as to their
advisability, several lawyers declared
the rules would work hardship on ap-
plicants for legal separation, their
strongest objection being directed
against the rule requiring answers by
defendants In default cases. either in
person or deposition. This rule prac-
tically makes every default case a con-
test action.
No objection was expressed to the
rule excluding all witnesses in divorce
case from the courtroom, but attorneys
do not look with favor on the rule plac-
ing their cases at the foot of the calen-
dar when they are unaVoidably or
otherwise delayed In coming into court,
especially when this. displacement
means a postponement of the trials for
several weeks.
This latter rule was invoked yester-
day In the case of Anna l.. Cash against
J. u. Cash, when Attorney Grove Wal
ter appeared late In court and was in
formed his case had been taken OFT
the calendar to be reset. Later, when
he explained the reason for his tardi-
ness, the case was partly heard, only
to have the rule requiring the defen-
dant to answer applied, the matter be-
ing continued until December 1, when,
1t Is expected. the defendant will ap-
pear in person or have his deposition
in court.
The same rule was invoked in the
case OF Ella Solomon against A. l.. Sol
omon, which. after the testimony of the
wife and her corroborating witnesses,
was continued two weeks, Judge Hou-
ser stating he would render his de-
cision within five days after the hus-
bands answers are received.
The taking of these depostions will
mean a big expense as transcripts of
the testimony must be prepared at the
rate of 30 or 40 cents hundred words,
and this, II is said, must be paid by the
county. Besides, 1t Is explained by at
torneys, the taking of the deposltions
will entail a heavy expense on plain
fiffs, the majority of whom i'm default
cases are women who have been de-
serted and whose earnings are meager.
The expense of taking these depositions
averages, ii is said, about $25. while in
some cases II exceeds that amount.
The first case In which a decree was
granted yesterday was that of Bertha
Dougan against A. L. Dougan, the lat
ter appearing In court in response to a
subpoena after Withdrawing a contest
10 his wife's suit a week ago. Other
DEGREES granted were Eva A. Thompson
from s. II. Thompson and Eunice c.
Schwerzman from Sylvanus Schwerz-
man. The marriage of w. s. Schlessln-
ger TO Eliza L. Schlessinger was an
nulled.
The following suits were filed: Celia
M. Barron against Harry c. Barron,
Arthur Bayless against Jennie Bayless.
Charles G, Harrison against Mary e.
Harrison, William L. Kelley against
Winnie r. Kelley, Mary Dorcas Ferris
against William T. Ferris and Kate
Robbins against J. Robbins.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
Drawn for Jury Service

A jury panel of eighty names was
drawn in Judge Willis court yesterday
for service in that department be-
ginning next Tuesday. The talesmen,
who live in all parts of the county, are
as follows f. Earl Anderson, f, s.
Allan, A. G. Anderson, William An
derson, Frank Bedell, Charles F. Bean,
A. E. Bell, James Brookshire, Ira w.
Byrnes, p. M. Boyle, Nathaniel b.
Blackstone. Frank =. Brown, John K.
Barrows, Jacob Baringer, H. w.
Bryson. Richard Bateman, C. e. Boag,
F. o. Cass, ARA Crabb, William B.
Cullen, Fred C. Devendorf, Clarence
Daughtery, S. T. Davisson, Boaz Dun
can, James Fulsher, Thomas F. Foley,
M. c. Fordham, A. ]. Gwynn, John R..
Holdman, E. C. Haskin, Clyde Hitch
cock, w. II. Horlock, Arthur w. King.
TTlrich Knoch, Henry G.. Krohn, Will
liam r. Knight, D. H. Luther, John j.
Lockwood, r. A. Locke, John LeMas-
ters, ]. C. Matthias, John r. McManis,
George H. Marshall Walter M. Nc
Stay, N. j. Mallott, G. M. Morris
Robert NJ Miller. ]. H. Masters. Frank
McCutcheon, Robert Marsh, l.. t. New
comb, A. e. Nichols, Roger B. Powell
Peckham, Francis A. Ralphs, P. A.
Rowan, John w. Roberts, Carl f..
Rosecrans w j. Richardson. Elmer
Riley, c. H. Rhodes. Christian Sebelino,
Thomas N. Stone, Cyrus Strong,
Arthur G.. Stopper, F. o. Sanderson,
Fred r, Salter. William Simonds,
Isaac D. Stine. Franklin p. Spencer,
Frank Smith, George w. Throssel.
orange d. Thompson, Charles H.
Thomas, D. A. Vail. F. K. Weeks,
Lewis Wrisley and r. r. Walker.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
New interpretations

The following articles of incorpora-
tlon were filed in the county clerk s
office yesterday:
Motint Hollywood Bath and Pavilion
company-Capltal 100000; directors,
M. Nj. Ferguson, w. Fl. Palamer, Irv-
ing B. Bigsby, G. F. Ives, r. A. Mimic,
S. X. Elliott, C. Stuart Hutchison,
Henry George Miller, Oscar e. San
barry, John G. Bueknor, G. A. Kennedy,
Los Angeles; C. w. StewartIJ. C. Mar
quardt, East Hollywood.
City Safe Deposit company-Capital
500, 600; directors, J. B. Coulson, AL
bert Mercer, A. B. Palmer, H. w.
Meyer, c. Fl. Bradley. Pasadena.
r. A. Johnson Drug company-Cap-
ital $4,000; directors r, A. Johnson,
DR. w. G.. Scott, r. H. Wilson.
Mutual Building ompany-Capital,
SIS, 900; directors, McHenry Pierce, AL
bert L. Phillips. Edward S. Crump, j.
o. McCament, Pasadena; c. d. Sem
neff Los Angeles.
Physicians and dentists clearing
house-Capital $4,000; directors, l..
Barnhill. ]. S. Whitten, C. M. Luker.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
Wanted Man CAUGHT

Word was received at the sheriff's
office yesterday that George A. O'Hara,
wanted in Los Angeles to answer to d
charge Of obtaining money by false
pretenses, had been arrested in Oak
land. Deputy Sheriff Heffner was sent
to the northern city to bring O'Hara
back.
A complaint against OHara was
sworn to October 2S by Thomas M.
Kellett, who says he was induced by
O'Hara to pay 800 for an interest in
3240 acres of oil land near Calabasas
to which the accused man claimed title.
Kellett says he later discovered O'Hara
had no interest In the land.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
Of Course Los Angeles First

III. w. Robinson of Los Angeles is the
first person to secure a duplicate of the
Franklin Torpedo automobile. This
new design in motor cars is built on
lines much like those of torpedo and
presents little resistance to the air. The
first one was madesfor~the personal use
of H. II. Franklin, head of the COM
pany by which it was manufactured
1t is a battleship gray In color and is
provided with the regular six-cylindeI
engine and chassis of the 42-horse
power Franklin cars of 1910 model, with
a special gear.
The torpedo motor car will be de-
livered to Mr.. Robinson on his return
from a trip around the world.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
viii Thresh Out Old Story

Nearly q weeks time will be neces-
sary to try the case of Frank NJ. Bell,
accused OF perjury, according to the
statement OF his attorney, A. A.
Sturges, in Judge Davis court yester-
day. Bell pleaded not guilty and his
trial was set down to begin January 3.
He is accused by o. p. Widaman. an
attorney, and A. r. Sanger, his broth
er-in-Iaw, of perjury. in connection
with the arrests of Widaman and San
ger in April, 1908. on a charge of at
tempting to kill Bell.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
Sentence Postponed

Judge Willis yesterday continued the
time for sentencing l.. C. Whaley,
found guilty on a charge of obtaining
property by false pretenses, until to-
day, and the same action was taken
with reference to the case of c. e.
Barber who pleaded guilty to charge
of making a false entry.
l.. Il. Kesier, charged with assault
ing G. Tharson of Long Beach, in
whose case a jury disagreed Saturday,
will be tried again November "a.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
Falls TO Get Allowance

Judge James of the superior court
yesterday denied the application Of
Mrs. Ada kirkpatrick for court order
TO compel Count" Ernest Francis Leo
to pay her a monthly allowance of $100
pending her trial of her annulment suit
ana $3.50 attorneys fees.
The court ruled that as both parties
denied the validity of the marriage no
motion for alimony could be granted.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
penles BURGLARY CHARGE

William Wise, alias John o'Connor,
pleaded not guilty to a charge of burg
larry in Judge Davis criminal court
yesterday and will be tried February
l. Wise's true name was not learned
until yesterday, when he told the court
he had assumed the name of O'Connor.
He was arrested on a charge of rob-
bing the home of Y. Ishida, Japa-
nese October 15.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
Brown Must Stand TRIAL

= The motion of Harry d. Browns at
torney, A. A. Sturges, to dismiss an
information against his client was de-
MED by Judge Willis yesterday and the
fieshy broker will be compelled to
stand trial on the charge of uttering
a fictitious check. His trial is set for
January II. Brown is charged by DR..
Nettie Hammond of giving her a
check for $3.50 when he had no funds
in the bank with which to meet pay
xs.anf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
Iona wlreIess communication

PORT ARTHUR, Tex, Nov. 2-Wire-
less communication direct overland be-
tween the Gulf of Mexico and the Great
Lakes was established last night when
a message was flashed from Port Ar
thur station at 9;55 p. M, carrying the
compliments of the Houston Post to
the Record Herald in Chicago. The
weather conditions were ideal
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
Set Date for Murder Trial

Fred hummer, a ranchman who shot
and killed John Perry, negro neighbor,
at El Monte about a month ago,
pleaded not guilty to . charge of
murder In Judge Davis criminal court
yesterday. His trial, which will occu-
py three days, was set for January IT.
hummer in his testimony at the pre-
limlnary examination before Justice
Klamroth of Pasadena, stated he shot
Perry In self defense when the latter
was about to attack him with a corn
knife
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
sentence Bath House BURGLAR

William ConlSlin, the bath house
burglar. who is said to have robbed
numerous dressing rooms at the
Ocean Park bath house, gaining en-
trance to the rooms by means of a
pass key, was sentenced to one year at
San Quentin by Judge Willis yesterday.
Conklin had pleaded guilty to one
charge, that of stealing jewelry from
the dressing room of Theresa Kinder
man, August 27.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
Ouinbv Controls Isotta

J. NJ. Quinby & Co. of Newark, N. j..
has acquired a controlling interest ia
the Isotta Import company of 1888
Broadway, New York city, the sole
distributors of the Milan product. 2.
Fremont Hockett, well known in the
automobile trade as one of the vet
Grams. is manager of the company in
New York
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
Throws Down Gauntlet

AUSTIN, Tex, Nov. Estate Rail-
road Commissioner o. b. Colquitt has
thrown down the gauntlet to the inter
state commerce commission. 1t was
through a petition which Shreveport,
La, jobbers have made to the inter-
state commerce commission to force
the Texas railroad commission to give
them a mileage rate into east Texas.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
No More Football Allowed

SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. At was an
nounced today by the faculty of ST.
Thomas de Aquinas college that the
football schedule for the remainder of
the season had been Cancelled, owing
to the numerous accidents. 1t was also
stated that the college would not be
represented by another eleven until the
game is modified.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
RevoIutIonist Rearrested

| ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2.--Nicho-
las Tschaikowsky, revolutionary leader,
who has been at liberty under bail
pending his trial for completely in acts
of terrorism, has been rearrested.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03
acquitted of BURGLARY charqe

A jury in Judge Willis court yes
terday returned a verdict of not guilty
in the trial of j. Jose Gonzales, charged
with burglary. Gonzales was accused
of stealing watch belonging to j..
Perez July 15.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03

Vote for H ]. wooliacott. candidate for
councilman lo-So-l1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-03

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