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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
HEMINGWAY WILL
DEMAND A RECOUNT
ANNOUNCEMENT is MADE AT
SANTA MONICA
Returns as CanVassed Show Several
Candidates Who Were Defeated
for Office by Unusually
Small Margins
Especial to The Herald.l

SANTA MONICA. Dec. 13.-Con-
sternation in the camps of the sue
cessful candidates at the recent mu-
nitipal election was caused this even
ing when the announcement was made
that City Clerk j. G. Hemingway
would take steps to have a recount
of the ballots made. Hemingway was
defeated for recollection by c. A Muir
ray, who got a majority of fifty-nine,
according to the official returns from
the seven city wards. His friends de-
clare there is some possibility of mis-
takes being made in the count last
Tuesday.
Several of the victorious candidates
got their offices by small majorities,
and these men, it is reported, are
backing Hemingway in the movement
to get a recount. Roy Jones, can
didate against Dudley for mayor, was
defeated by the latter by only nine
votes, and two of the seven council
men elected got smaller majority
than that. Friends have urged these
men to ask for a recount, but so far
they have steadfastly refused to take
action. 1t is not thought here that
Hemingway would gain sufficient
number of votes by another count to
change the result of the election.
The council made the official cam
vass of the election returns as re-
quired by law tonight. Few errors
were found in the figures as filed by
the election judges.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
LONG BEACH NEWS NOTES

LONG BEACH, Dec. 13-Capt. +. f.
Napier. owner of the launcA Virginia,
steamed away northward this morn
ing on a trip up coast and the rate
cutting war between his and the boat
combine here is at an end tempor-
arly at least. Members of his family
declare, they do not know his destina-
tion. 1t is reported he has secured
towing contracts. At times since Ne
pier started running in opposition to
the combine the % cent fare to san
Padro was cut to 10 cents.
a thief stole a gold watch from the
apartments of +. A. Green, manager
here for the Edison company, last
night. having found the key which
members of the family had hidden in
the hall. Several hundred dollars in
cash, in a nearby drawer, was over
looked.
John F. Craig will leave for the east
January ! to secure additional en-
ployes for the shipyards as they will
he needed in completing the work
which has been contracted for.
Representatives of the East Long
Beach Good Government league ap-
peared before the board of works this
morning. They suggested that j. W.
Robinson be made road overseer of the
street work to be done in that section,
and We're assured the work would be
begun shortly,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
HOLLYWOOD WOMAN
HURT IN RUNAWAY
Four Returning from San Fernando,
When the Neckyoke Strap
Broke, Frightening
Horses

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 13.-NIr and
Mrs. y. Il, McNeeley and Mr. and Mrs.
A. b. McNeeley, jr., were in runaway
accident last evening, and as a result
Mrs. McNeeley, ST., is in a serious con-
dtion at her home, Main and Adams
streets.
The accident happened as the four
were returning from their ranch in the
san Fernando valley in a surrey drawn
by two frisky horses. AS they crossed
Prospect avenue on Cahuenga avenue
strap holding the neckyOke on one
OF the horses broke, letting the pole
drop to the ground. The pole skidded
along the ground for a half block until
opposite the fire engine house, when it
was driven into the ground, upsettiHs
the surrey. All We're thrown out, and
Mrs. McNeeley sr- was seriously
bruised The two men were slightly
bruised while Mrs McNeeleY jr,, es-
capped without injury.
The horses dragged the surrey to
Sunset boulevard, whore they ran into
a telephone pole and were stopped.
Mrs, NcNeeley was taken into the
fire hall, where her wounds Wore
dressed by DR., e. O. Palmer after
which she was taken to her home in
an auto,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
POLICEMAN BELIEVES
COW IS FROLICSOME
ADVANCES THEORY AFTER HIS
WIFE is CHASED
Previously Pastor Had Been eowled
Over and the Ire of Neigh
bors Became
Aroused
Especial to The Herald, ]

LONG BEACH, Dec. 13-A bovine.
which, though chained, has bowled
dover a minister and caused a woman
to suffer a severe shak-up, has sue
ceeded in arousing the ire of people
living in that vicinity and the owner
of the COW has been requested to keep
her inside an inclosure.
The minister whom the COW knocked
down was Rev. Andrew Mitchell, pas
tor of the Friends church. He was
rolled over on the ground several times,
but managed to get beyond reach of
the COW before she could harm his
seriously.
Today Mrs. c. T. McCown, who
sprained one of her ankles four months
ago and has walked with crutches
nearly ever since took fright and ran
when the COW started toward her. She
fall, spraining the anble again. Mrs.
McCown is the wife of a patrolman.
Her husband believes the COW is not of
vicious mood but does these tricks in
fun.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
PASADENA OFFICERS JOIN
SEARCH FOR YOUNG WOMAN

PASADENA. Dec. 13.-Oficers of
this section are tonight out quietly
hunting for Miss Florence Jackson,
aged "a of Sierra Madre, who disap-
peared from her home this morning.
il is believed while laboring under
temporary attack of mental aberra-
tion.
The woman left her home and start
ed for the mountains. When she did
not return, Constable w c. Austin OF
Pasadena was Informed. and he this
afternoon took UP the TRAN and fol-
lowed the girl up Santa Anita canyon.
In some manner the woman succeeded
in doubling on her tracks and got out
of the canyon without being observed.
She was next heard from at Lamanda
Park and since then nothing more Of
her has been discovered.
Miss Jackson is said to be of medium
height and rather pretty. She has
light hair and eyes and wore her hair
i'm two braids down her back. She
wore a red knit Jacket and was not
dressed to Withstand the cold weather.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
SANTA MONICA BUSINESS
BODIES AGAIN AT ODDS

SANTA MONICA, Dec. ia mem
Der Of the Santa Monica board Of trade
declared today that there will be con-
siderable opposition on the part Of
several board members to the plan to
unite with the Santa Monica bay
chamber of commerce in a movement
to advertise and develop this city and
her resources. A meeting is expected
TO be held at the city hall tomorrow
night. 1t was arranged for at the
suggestion of the chamber of COM
merce. of which a large number of
members reside on the "sOuth side
Tomorrow nights meeting was called
Immediately following the city election
last Tuesday and it was thought at
the time that the two civic bodies
would agree to work together for the
good Of Santa Monica Expressions
made in the last few days by board OF
trade members are taken to indicate
that they are averse to joining hands
with the chamber Of commerce men,
who, they assert, have laid out the
proposed course of action with the
idea of getting all the credit for the
work of exploitation to be done.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
OLD BUILDINGS TO
MAKE WAY FOR NEW
First Movement in Years in Regard
to Re-establshing Business
Section in the Crown
City
Especial to The Herald

PASADENA, Dec. 13.-What is des-
tined to be the largest deal in business
property of the present year is prac-
tically consummated. 1t is the build
ing of a permanent home for the Mod
el Grocery company Of Pasadena,
South Pasadena and Altadena at the
southeast corner of West Colorado
street and Delacy. and the deal in
cludes the purchase of q piece Of prop
erty with a frontage of between $50
and 200 feet. Three structures now
standing on the property will have 10
be destroyed, and the DEAL it is un-
derstood, has hinged Tor a consider
able time on the opening of a suitable
alley in the rear of the proposed build
ing, a matter which may require at
tention in the courts before sufficient
land for the desired purpose is secured
The Model grocery rs the largest en-
ployer of men and women in the city,
and is at present located, 50 far as its
main office is concerned, in rented
quarters on North Fair Oaks avenue
1t is the plan on the new building site
to build a building OF either two or
three stories, one capable of holding
the largest stock Of its kind in the
city. 1t is understood that plans for
the new building are already COM
pleted and that work on the new struc-
ture may be commenced shortly after
the first of the year.
The erection of this building will
compel several removals and win also
mark the first move Of Importance for
some years in regard to le-establish-
ing West Colorado street as q grow
ing business section, A great effort
was made by property owners 10 Sc
cure the new federal building for that
section of the city. a Tree site. even.
being offered, and, failing i'm this it
is probable that some special Induce
ments were Offered the big grocery
company to move to that part Of the
city.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
Latest News from NeighbOr'ing Cities

been talk of dropping the academy de-
partment and allowing that either to
be run as a separate department or
Independent school, and this has at
last crystallized in the minds of the
students of the college department into
the idea that the academy should be
designated athletically in a manner
different from the higher department.
This idea has now taken the form of
a plan to have the use of the large
letter 7, as used by the athletes, re-
stricted to the college branch, making
the academy use the insignia IT. A.
instead. The members of the academy
department do not relish this plan at
all, and the matter has now gotten into
school politics to such an extent that
lively happenings are predicted within
a few days unless the faculty inter-
fereS.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
HUMANE SOCIETY OPPOSES
NOTICE OF DOG CATCHER

PASADENA, Dec. 13.-Although SEN
timent for the appointment of a dog
catcher is becoming strong, the HUI
name society today secured one more
reprieye from the city and will at
tempt to enforce the dog ordinance by
arrestng the owners instead of the
dogs
Mayor Farley is insistent that the
dogs shall be cleared off the streets,
and says that if the present system will
not do it, the temporary appointment
Of dog catcher is the only remedy.
The Humane society, however, is
loath to employ a method which it has
so often and mercilessly scored, and is
now making a strong campaign under
the provisions of the old law.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
SANTA MONICA NEWS NOTES

SANTA MONICA, Dec. &c. A.
Murray. newly elected city clerk, today
filed his certificate of expenses in the
recent campaign. He is the first official
to file his report According to the
figures filed by Murray, he expended
only IS toward his election. By law
he was entitled to spend $3.50.
An elaborate program has been ar
ranged by the Crescent Bay Woman's
club for its observance of Reciprocity
day, December 16. Sixteen clubs have
been invited 10 attend the affair, which
will be in the nature Of an art after
noon. Seventy-five water colors of
California scenes will form part of the
exhibition.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
HOLLYWOOD DOG DIES
SUFFERING FROM RABIES

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 13-Holywood
has been thrown into a state of excite
mont on account of a dog which is
thought to have been effected with
hydrophobia and has been running
about the city for the past week or so.
The dog was found dead yesterday, and
after close analysis was declared to
have been suffering from the dread dis
case.
Several residents have complained
for the past week or so that a small
black dog had been running about the
CITY acting queerly and that they had
attempted to kill it, but We're unsuc-
cessful. The dog would bite every
thing it came near, but could not be
approached.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
Forecast
MARRIAGE LICENSES

LEGGE- E-MOORE-Howard Legge, age 80,
native Of England, and Sabina Moore age
3S, native Of Ohioi residents Of Los Ange-
les.
NoRCROss- -DURKEE-Clinton Norcross.
age 35 native of New Jersey and resi-
dent Of Los Angeles, and Winona l.. Dur
kee, age 2S, native of Colorado and resi-
dent of San Dimas.
SLIpP- P-McLEAN-Harry G. Slipp age 81
and Olive L. Mclean. age 25; natives of
Canada and residents Of Los Angeles
E-COEDON-Samuel Mcclure jr,
age 80. native of England and resident of
New York, and Susie Belle Condor, age 26
native Of Canada and resident Of Los An
gees.
FOOTMAN- AN-sTANDISH-Arthur e Footman,
age a. native Of England and resident OF
MADEIRA, and Stella L. Standish, age 80,
native Of Kansas and resident OF Ray
mond.
COX-ANDERsON-Oli E. Cox. age TO-
native Of England, and Eliza e. Ander-
son. age rs, native of New York; resi-
dents Of Sawte'.e.
sTAGNARO- O-CAsTAGNOLA-Guis stag
naro, age "a and Battistina Castagnola,
age lSi natives OF Italy and residents Of
san Pedro.
HERRIES- S-STAFFORD-James A. Herrles
age 2l, native of Michigan and resident Of
Pasadena and Donna H. STAFFORD, age 22
native Of Michigan and resident of Los
Angeles
LAMB B-METChLF-Willls E. Lamb, age 81
native of Minnesota and resident OF San
Francisco, and Marie Helen Metcalf, age
Is, native of Nebraska and resident Of Los
Angeles.
BUSETON-HOLL OLLOWELL-Wlliam Buseton,
age &C. native Of Ireland. and Lucy j.
Hollowell age So, native of Kentucky;
residents OF Los Angeles
UNLAND- D-WELLEMEYER-Em l.. INLAND
age "a, native Of Nebraska. and Augusta
l.. Weilemeyer. age 81, native of Indiana;
residents Of Los Angeles.
y HHIDDEN-HCSSEN L. Whidden, age
Il, native Of Maine. and Mary H. Hussey
age 10, native OF Colorado: residents Of
Los Angeles.
ARMAND-NARY-Alber +, Armand. age 26,
native of California. and Cora T. Vary.
age IS. native of New York, residents Of
Los Angeles.
HAY TEPPER-Benjamin II. Hayes age
-. native OF California and resident Of
Pasadena. and Ella NJ. Topper age II. na-
tive Of California and resident OF Los An
gees.
McLEONARD- D-GROUNDS-John McLeonard
age 81, native Of Tennessee and resident
Of Los Angeles. and Mary f. Grounds, age
g. native OF Pennsylvania and resident Of
Plttsburg. Pa.
OD-NICHOLS-Reuben X. Wood. age
23, native of California, and Virginia
Nichols, age 20, native OF Arizona; resi-
dents Of Tempe. Ariz.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
DIED

FOUNTAIN-In this city, December II, 1909,
al 2909 South Main street, Hanna Fountain.
Funeral services Tuesday, December A. from
chapel Of John X. Paul, 2O3l North Broad
way, at o'clock Interment Inglewood Pa
by funeral car Please omit flowers. 12-12-2
McGREW-John. died Dec. Il. 1909 To be
buried on Dec. H. at Evergreen ceme-
terry at . D. m. 12-14-2
e. died Dec. 2, 1909 To be
buried Dec. IS. at p. nj. at Evergreen
cemetery l2-l4-2
DRASSORD-Mr. r. j. Drassord died on the
9Th, buried on the 18th, p. m. at Ever
green cemetery. 12-l2-2
GOEBERLD-Mrs. j. J. Goeberld died on the
10th TO be buried on the 18th, at p. m, at
EverErecn cemetery. 12-l2-2
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14

NO EXPENSE TO LEARN ELECTRlClri.
plumbing bricklaying, automobillnB on con-
tract Jobs In few months time No appren.
ticeshlp or helpers work. Catalog Tree.
UNITED TRADE SCHOOL CONTRACTING
CO.. 232 Also St. Los Angeles. lO-A-u
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
CRIPPLE MAKES PROMISING
STRIKE AT SEARCHLIGHT

LONG BEACH. Dec 13-Percy
Sprinkle, a cripple, who for several
years sat in a wheel chair at the north
east corner of First street and Pine
avenue, may make a fortune from
mining claim which he owns near
Searchlight, Nev. Friends Of the
pleasant young sufferer, a cripple from
birth from spinal trouble, rejoice in the
news that a promising ledge has been
struck.
Sprinkle had planned to come home
for Christmas, but this may be i'm
possible as a result of the discovery
of ore.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14

WE HAVE GOOD LOT IN EXCHANGE
for or room bungalow, west Of san
Pedro street, value $1,000 TO 1000, balance
cash.
UNIVERSAL REALTY CO.
Phone F570S. AIS 0. T. Johnson Bldg
l9-g-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
CHURCH NOTICES
Christian Science Services
Second Church OF Christ. Scientist

NOTICE TO CHURCHES-COPY FOR ALL
church notices for the Saturday and sun
day morning Issues 10 requested to be
turned In at The Herald office by Friday
noon, II possible. This will assure proper
classification and publication. 3-ll-n
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
PROPOSED INSIGNIA CAUSE
OF MERRY WAR AT THROOP

PASADENA, Dec. 13.-Thcra f. IL
little bit of a merry war on at Thgoop
institute over a matter which the stu
dents of the college department are
trying to inaugurate Since ThroOp
branched out as a higher institution Of
technical learning there has always
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
WANTED
Help-Male

GOOD BOYS BETWEEN
ages OF "a and II to carry routes south
of Seventh and east of Figueroa, anu anu
Heights; routes pay 50 and $40. Ask for
MR. POWERS at the Herald office adter
D. m. or call up Bdway. S524 ll'1S-n
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
DEATHS

KOGLER-Caroline Kogier. &C years. native
OF Germany 453 South Soto street. gas
trtIs.
JACK-Alice r. Jack. s years native OF
Arizona, 42s North Westlake avenue;
oedema.
NORDFELT-Martin Nordfelt 40 years. ma
tive Of Sweden. County hospital; pyae-
m
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14

A WEALTHY CORPORATION DbSlhiao
man able to assume charge of men and OIL
fee; salary paid splendid opportunltyi
must invest $3.50; fully secured. Write
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
Pasadena News Notes

PASADENA. Dec. 13,-Job NJ. Rouse,
one of the highest state officers of the
Independent Order of Redmcn, died to-
day at his home. 275 South Fair oaks
avenue. He was an employe of the
Model grocery and As years OF age. Mr.
Rouse has been active i'm Tamassee
tribe, the local branch of the Redmen,
for many years, and was also an active
member of the Sons of Veterans.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to extend our sincere thanks to
our many friends for kindness extended dur
ing our recent sad Bereavement by death Of
a beloved brother. c. J. Callahan. and our
dearly loved mother. Maria p. Callahan.
LOUIS DE p. CALLAHAN.
MARIETTA CALLAHAN.
12-14-l
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 13-The follow
ing maximum and minimum temperatures
az reported from eastern stations for the
previous day:
Chicago, 1896: New York. 1890; Omaha,
26-f2.
Forecast
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Tuesday;
light north Hend
San Francisco and vicinity--Fair Tues
day. brisk ncIth wind.
Santa ClaIa Yalley-Fair Tuesday: brisk
north wind.
Sacramento yaley-Fair Tuesday; warm
er near Sacramento: brisk north wind.
San Joaquin yalley-Fair Tuesday and
warmer; light west winds.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14

Arrangements have been completed
for the first public band concert, which
will be given in one Of the Pasadena
parks next Sunday afternoon. The
band of tWcnty-four men will be di-
rcgted by George Cam. Concerts will
ho given mp until the first of the year,
and Jae city viii then take charge Of
the matter and maintain them during
the rest of the winter. The first con-
certs are being provided by merchants.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
FUNERAL NOTICE

Lake Chapala, Mexico,
Dec g. 1909, Blanche Hubbell Carpenter
beloved wife of \. =. Carpenter Funeral
services will be held from St stephens
church, corner Prospect and Ivar avenues
Hollywood. Wednesday. Dec. Is, at p.
m Interment Hollywood cemetery
Houghton. Mich, and Chicago papers
please copy. l2-l4-l
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14

Miss Alice Coleman Of Pasadena gave
q recital at Throop Polytechnic insti-
tute this evening. taking selections from
the works of Chopin and List She
pTcfaced the musical numbers by a pa
per i'm which she explained the histori-
cal position of the composers and the
to be horne in mind in
their work
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14

Because he charged the driver with
carelessness, otto sykes tried to swear
out warrant today against an un-
known Mexican who, he says, ran him
down and injured him this morning at
Walnut street and Fair Oaks avenue.
Judge Mcdonald refused to isue the
warrant unlogs Assistant city Attorney
Carr requested IT,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES, Dec. Is. 1909.
Time Baron. Irher. Hum Wind Ivloweather
e@ m sS.Ss sssa 81 S. Sc sW sR Clear Clear.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14

WALSH-To PAU d. and Marguerite
Walsh. 2O06 Glendale street.
RIEGER-To Paul and Noudice Rieger si5
south Hin street.
STACY-To Rudolph and Helena Stacy,
1916 Stanford street
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
PASADENA

Circulation Dept. Home 26S5; sunset 2'4o
COrrespondent-Day SO both phones.
Night. Home 265S.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
GEM ETERIES
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ROSEDALE CEMETERY
An Endowed Memorial Park noted for It's
natural beauty; endowment fund for per-
petual care. over $250.OO0; modern reoeiv.
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
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tries A. H. LIDDERS. patent lawyer ana
solicitor 6l2 Trust Bldg, I'd and Spring
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
Weather Conditions

Maximum temperature. 67,
Minimum temperature. SO.