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NOTICE.

All persons prosecuting any busi-
ness or profession for which license
is required, are hereby notified that
your annual license expired on April
5Oth and MUST be renewed on or be-
fore the Both day of May. Please
note section No. 10 of City license
ordinance as printed below.
110.-Whenever any annual license
is required in this city the same shall
be procured and paid for, unless
otherwise provided. on or before the
1st day OF May of each year. Should
any person. firm or corporation, re-
CURED TO obtain a license, fail TO do
so within thirty days from the time
such license is by law required to be
obtained. he shall incur penalty
theron of five per centum, which
shall be added to the amount required
10 be paid for such license; and for
each thirty days thereafter he shall
fail TO procure and pay for such
license. an additional penalty of ten
Der centum shall be added to the
amount requiring to be paid But
nothing herein contained shall be con
strued as relieving or exempting any
such person, firm or corporation from
any proceedings for the collection at
any time of the amount then due for
such license. OF for doing business
without license. or both, or any penal
ties imposed therefor.
u. W. CRUMP,
% Commissioner of Revenue.
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sTocknolDER,s NETTING.

The annual meeting 81 the stock
holders Of the Warwick Frintine
Co. Inc. viii be held ~ the Office Of
the company. 12s Twcnty-sixth street
Tuesday. June ~. 1910. 81 s .. m. for
TIC transaction II such business a,
may properly come before said meet
ing. l.. r. PJGH- Secretary
MAY "a. 1910.
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Standing OF the Clubs.
Where They Play Today.

Chicago at Detroit.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Washington al New YORK.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Danville, 1; Portsmouth. 8 (hrst
game).
Danville, 6; Portsmouth, (second
game).
Richmond. 4; Roanoke, 3.
Norfolk, 6; Lynchburg, Z.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-28
Cotton Market.
NEW YCRE

NEW YORK, May 27.-Cotton-
Spot closed quiet. points advance;
middl:Rg uplaHds. 1880: middlins
gulf. 1855. Sales. 1858 bales.
Futures opened steady and closed
steady.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-28
BASEBALL WORLD
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Detroit, /: Washington. 2.
Chicago, 2; New York. l.
Cleveland, l.; Boston, ], (caileu
NINTH by agreemenu.
ST Louis, .; Philadelphia, 4.
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Standing OF the Clubs.

Where They Play Today.
Roanoke at Richmond.
Lynchburg at Norfolk
Portsmouth at Danville.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-28
Athletics Win Again.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, May Il
Today's game here went the full limit
after being stopped three times by
rain. Philadelphia defeating St. Louis
4 to =. A batting rally in the fourth
inning and Pelty's wildness gave the
home team the victory. In four
times at bat Stone made two singles,
asdouble and q triple.
Score. r n Il
st. Louis -. 10000 90 3
Philadelphia 0OO20101x-4 . /
Batteries: Petty and Stephens;
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Baltimore crsirt Market
BAL TIMORE. ND. May IL
wHEAT-eeSier.
CORN-duli. spot. siK asked.
OATS-quiet. M. white. 4eiza'
a.. No. mixed. sassy
RYE'-veTy quiet. 20. western
domestic. s1as5.
Coos viii Cas-
}ust Tsy u. \. =. Special
Cook win Gas
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LOST.

GOLD WATCH, CON
tanning picture or little boy be-
tween Petzoli's Drug Co. and GENE
terry. Reward if returned TO MRS.
+. c. LEM, S53 Twenty-fifth st.
rs.
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Standing of the Clubs.
Where They Play Today.

Pittsburg al Chicago
Boston az Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
New York at Philadelphia.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS
for light housekeeping Sunshine
in every room. Gas and electricity.
Apartments private. Centrally To-
Gated. Apply. bright ROOMS,
care Daily Press. 5-l9-tf.
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Bender and Thomas. Time, 1857 Um-
Ipires, KERN and Sheridan.
Detroit Fails to Hit johnson.

WASHINGTON, d. C., May 81
Johnson held Detroit to two scattered
hits today and washington won 2 to
H. A Wild throw to third by Unslaub
gave Detroit its only run. Elberfeld
split the nail of his forefinger In prac-
itiee and will be out of the game for
lseyersl days.
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FOR REMITTANCE FURNISHED
room, bath; best location overlook
ing river; reasonable. Address
o." Daily Press Office IT,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

New York, s; Brooklyn. 2.
Boston. G; Pittsburg, l.
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Walsh strikes Out Nine.

NEW YORK, May 27.-The New
York Americans winning streak was
broken today by Chicago. who. with
Walsh pitching, defeated them 2 TO
1. Walsh struck cut nine men. Both
OF Cbicago's runs were batted in by
Dougherty.
Score. X II L
Chicago O2000O000--2 8 3
New York 80. OO1000000-1 1
Batteries: walsh and Block; War
hop and Sweeney. Umpires, Evans
and Egan. Time, 1:45.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIR. r. LEE ROBINSON, DENTIST.
N. w. Cor Washington avenue aud
Twenty-eighth street. Al.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-28

WE BUY AND SELL OLD BILLS;
also collect them on commission.
MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE AS
ISOLATION, Room 2, Coleman Bldg
DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED FREE
of charge by c. H. SCHOFiELD,
Phone SAL, Hampton, Va.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
STREET RAILWAY
YIELDS POINT
LOS ANGELES-PAClFlC HEEDS
BOARD RULING
AmicabIe Settlement Reached in Re
gard to the Double Tracking
on Santa Monica
Avenue

The controversy between the board of
public works and the Los Apgeles-Pa-
cific over a double track the railway is
laying on Western avenue, near Santa
Monica avenue in Colegrove, will be
settled amicably. Engineer Albright of
the railway called on the board yester-
day morning and offered to do whatever
the board required.
In this matter the city has the best
of the argument, and had the railway
not offered to come to the terms of the
board President Hubbard would have
applied for an injunction yesterday
morning.
The franchise under which the rail-
way company is laying the tracks was
investigated by Deputy Haas of the
city attorneys office Friday, and it
was determined the railway had no
right to lay its tracks as it is proceed
ing. The plan has been to lay the
tracks in such a way that they would
stop up the waterway in the gutter
that would result in a flooded condi
tion on Santa Monica avenue, The rail-
way company claims it did this expect
ing the street to be widened twenty
feet. But the board did not propose to
take chances ON the probable widening
and demanded the tracks be laid in the
middle of the present 60-foot street. A
communication to this effect was sent
TO the railway company, but was dis
regarded and the company continued
it's grading, which the board disap-
proved.
Yesterday morning when workmen
went to the placa to finish the job they
found city policemen on guard and
We're ordered not to begin work. The
visit of Engineer Albright to the board
and the amicable settlement followed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
TRADES HER LAND
FOR SLOT MACHINES
Wea lthy Widow Says She Was Led by
False Pretenses Into Ruin
Gus Exchange
Deal

Mrs Ida c. Parle, a wealthy widow,
who complained to the district at
torney's office Friday that she had
been induced by fraud to part with
land valued at $1,000 in exchange fol-
eight penny y-in-the-slot machines,
swore to a complaint before Deputy
District Attorney Percy Harmon yes
terday, charging e. A. Mcdonald, in
vestment broker, with obtaining money
by false representations. The COM
plant was filed in Justice Ling's court
and a warrant was issued for McDon-
DIS arrest.
Mrs. Parle says she purchased the
machines in May, 1909, and later dis
covered Mcdonald had bought them
for $12.50 each.
McDonald's alleged statement that
the original owner of the machines
carried the copper proceeds from his
investment in a satchel and was over
come with fatigue while counting the
pennies is declared by Mrs. Parle to
sbe untruthful, as was also the asser-
tion attributed to him that the owner
realized about $5 a day from each ma
chine. Mrs Parle says Sc a week for
the eight machines is a generous av-
erage.
A. B. Mcdonald, father of the in
yestment broker, who was mentioned
by Mrs. Parle in a statement made to
a representative of the district attor-
ney's office, was not named in the COM
plant filed yesterday. Mr.. Mcdonald
declared he has had no connection
with the case.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
TRASK FOR CHAIRMAN
OF BAR ASSOCIATION
Nominating Committee Makes Seec-
tions to Be Voted on at EIec-
ton February ID

The nominating committee OF the
Los Angeles Bar association, w. T.
Craig, chairman, appointed December
81 to select candidates for the various
offices in the association. made its re-
port yesterday. Walter j. Trask is the
choice of the committee to succeed
Lynn Helm as chairman of the asso-
citation. Other nominees are as fol-
lows:
Senior vice president, Oscar A
Trippet junior vice president, E. w
Britt; secretary treasurer, 7. w. Rob
inson; trustees, J. p. Chandler, Rich
ard j. Dillon, e. E. Millikin, w. S,
Wright and Waldo NJ. York. Com
mittee on admissions. Andrew j. Copp
jr., George j. Dennis, Frank Garrett,
Leslie r. Hewitt, e. G. lNuster, j. w
Mckinley and j. p. Wood.
The election will take place Feb
ruary 4. The new administration
which will serve during the coming
twelve months, will name fodr impor-
tant committees, the grievance COM
mittee, committee on the amendment
of laws, committee on Judiciary and
committee on legal education.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
PLENTY or MONEY
IN COUNTY TREASURY
AUDITOR DOW SUBMITS HIS
REPORTS
State Receives Over Million and Halt
as Its Share of Los Angeles
Tax Receipts for
Year

The semi-annual report of Herbert
G. Dow, county auditor was complet-
ed yesterday, showing total receipts
from all sources for the six months
ended Dec. 81, 1909 of $7077, 093.SO and
total disbursements of $4,S16,703.63 for
the same period. The balance on hand
to the eountys credit January l was
$6, 205 ,626.79.
The largest item of expenditure Is
the amount paid to the state OF Cali
fornia as it's portion of the county
taxes the state receiving $l'5lS'4ie.o''
1t cost the county $1,22l,ISl Tor edu-
cational purposes during the SIX
months, the judicial branch of the
county government necessitated the
expenditure of $239, 977.I3; the adminis-
trative branch, $175,13O.40; road M
movement, not included in the work
under the highway commission, $l59-
929.3S, and public charities, $l40, ,9l9.S5.
Among other items of expenditure
are the following: Executive depart
ment. $1S,16O; collecting revenue $ll2,-
725; health, $4458; horticultural COM
mission, S13,4S1; fish and came warden,
S1943; property and improvements, $H'-
794; highway commission, $ll9,3l0; re-
demption of county onds, with IN
bonds with interest. $69,373; oil pit.
oil account, $37,37S; juvenile detention
home site, $4,000; rent of county Of
fces S17, 569: county chain gang ex-
nenses S1O225: interest on county
highway bonds $43,512.
The report shows receipts from tax
navments for 19O9-10 of $4,6SS, 375.7S,
the largest amount for any one year in
the countys history Other big items
shown in the receipts column are fees
and fines. offices and courts, $145, 9S9;
common school income, $625,S3l: high
school income $S7.041; proceeds sale
school bonds, 81, 1885, 200; taxes 190S-'O9.
$40 43O; personal property taxes, $780,
267: poll taxes, $23,4l4; first half rail-
road taxes, 1909 10, sSsSlS interest on
county money, S2l, ,4S6; redemption
state tax sales, $780, PAS.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
SCOTS WILL HONOR
MEMORY OF BURNS
Plan Programs to Commemorate
Poets Birthday Anni-
Versary

Clan Cameron No. 1872, Order of
Scottish Clans, will celebrate the one
hundred and fifty-first anniversary of
the birth of Robert Burns by a concert
and dance at Blanchard hall tomorrow
evening. An address on Robert Burns
will be delivered by Chief M. c. Meik-
lejohn, Miss Carson will dance the
highland fling, Joseph Meiklejohn will
dance the sword dance, DR.. w. I. Nc
Arthur will give Scotch readings. A
musical program will be rendered by
Clan Piper A. A. Black, the Clan Cam
eron orchestra, the Clan Cameron
Choral club, Mrs. James TAFT, Miss
Norah Harriet Mcpherson, Mrs. w. w.
Kirk, Clansman John C. McKie and
Clansman w w. Kirk The concert
will be followed by a dance, at which
Arthur M. Girard will be master of
ceremonies and John Smith assistant.
The members of the reception COM
mittee are Mayor George Alexander,
A. Nicholson, William Gillespie, James
j. Lums sden, Alexander Shedden, j. A.
Todd, Thomas McGhee, Matthew Ait
ken, Frank Robertson, j. Lumsden,
jr, Alexander Stirling, r. V. Todd,
Peter Lawson, George Low, d. S. Mar.
tin, Richard Aitken, Thomas B. Stew
art, f. j. Wetzel, James ]. Smith, Will
liam d. Gum, ID. Shepherd, d. Thom-
as, sr., d. G. Baillie, S. Mcleod, Rich
ard w. McKie,- c. Ross, James Ander-
son, W. M. McCallum, Thomas r.
Peden, John Ramage, Douglas Watt,
]. E. Dunkley, Alexander Grant, John
C. McKie, j. J. Cochrane, David
Smith, E. It. Henderson, d. Thomas,
jr.I w. w. Kirk, Alexander Beattie,
DR.. A. Davidson, William McCubbin.
Caledonian clubs commemoration Of
the celebration of Burns birthday will
be held at Blanchard hall Tuesday
evening. President Norman MacDon-
aid will preside. The following pro-
gram will be given, after which danc-
ing will be enjoyed:
Thomson, Gregor Mcdonald, James
Collie, Dan Finlayson, Alexander
Black, Alexander Finlayson; overture.
"Bonnie Doom" British or
chestra Introductory remarks, Presi-
dent Norman Mcdonald: song, "There
Was a Lad, Was Born in Kyle Mrs.
James TAFT; song, fThora," William
M. Webber; address on Burns. Frank
G. Finlayson; dance, "Sword Dance, :"
Masters Rennie Wilson and Stratton
Young; song. robin Adair." Miss
Cordelia Grylls; violin selection, "A
Nicht wiz Burns John McKie, M. L.
G. v; song, "Flow Gently, Sweet Af-
ton" Mrs. q. j. Lewis: song, "Scots
Wha Hae' Victor Young; dance.
Highland Fling. Masters Rennie VIII
son and Stratton Young; "Auld Lang
Syne."
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
DELAY ACTION ON
BREWERY SALOONS
Police Commission Will Meet Tuesday
Night and Definitely Decide on
Policy Toward Retail
Licenses

The police commission held an eXecu-
tive session in the mayors office yes
terday afternoon to outline policy for
dealing with saloons that are domin-
ated by breweries. No definite conclu-
sion was reached, and another confer
ence will be held before Tuesday night,
when number of these saloons will
be up before the commission for in
Vestigation.
Commissioner John Topham said yes
terday the Los Angeles Brewing COM
pany had followed the example of the
Maier Brewing company and offered the
committee of the commission every op-
portun.ty to examine its books and find
what saloons are controlled by that
brewery. The Los Angeles Brewing
company has been charged with own
ing twenty of the 214 retail licenses
lin Los Angeles, San Pedro and Will
mington The Mathie Brewing COM
pany, Mr.. Topham says, controls only
two although it did have more. When
these breweries have been thoroughly
Investigated the commission will turn
its attention to the Wieland brewery,
which holds some licenses.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
{. ROWFLL AGAIN
FAILS TO APPEAR
DOES NOT COME TO COURT AT
TIME SET FOR TRIAL
Justice Stephens Declares Bonds of
$4,000 Must Be Paid or the
County viii Institute
Suit

Elmer .Rowell. the missing attorney
who is wanted in two courts to answer
to charges of swindling, failed again
yesterday to fulfill his promise to be
in Justice Stephens court room at 10
o'clock, the hour set for the final de-
termination of a motion to dismiss his
bondsmen. Warren Wilson and Mrs. NJ.
A. Mentier.
Justice stephens continued the mat
ter until II o'clock and then declined
to allow the motion for release of Row
ellis sureties. The motion was made
on the attempted showing that Rowell
is insane, the proof of his insanity
being according to Mr.. Wilson's view,
the contents of numerous letters and
kilograms received by him from his
missing brother-in-law
Justice Stephens ordered the RoWell
bonds forfeited December 6, and the
usual continuance of twenty days
| allowed to bondsmen in which to make
showing why they should not be
compelled to pay the bond money
was granted, later confinuances being
ordered for the purpose of making
further shoWings.
Justice stephens received another
letter from Rowell yesterday. 1t was
dated January 81 and mailed at branch
station c, located under the Justice
court. In this letter Rowell stated he
was still quite i'll and asked for fur
ther delay until Monday or Tuesday,
stating he would appear in court on
| one or the other of these days if he
had to be carried.
II don't think Rowell is insane" said
Justice Stephens. Il believe he fully
intends to carry out his promises to
appear in court, but when the time
| comes to put these promises into execu-
tion his nerve fails and he writes an
other letter.
| Justice Stephens stated his refusal
| to release the bondsmen was the last
proceeding that would be had in his
court in connection with the bonds,
and if the $1,000 bond money is not
paid the next step will be a suit by the
county against the bondsmen for the
money.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
AROUND TOWN
otlIre at Mckinley Hall

Lecture at Mckinley Hall
Rev. Edward Adams Cantrell will
speak at Mckinley hall, Walker Thea
ter building, this>evening on "rhe Road
to Power"
Will be Sentenced
Harry F.. Brook, the produce sales
man, pleaded guilty to a battery charge
in Police Judge Chambers court yes
terday. He will be sentenced Monday
Fined for Cruelty
Police Judge Chambers fined p. j. Dur
bin, city trustee of Vernon, S. yester-
day for allowing his mules to be driven
while their backs We're sore. Durbin
holds contract for the carting OF
garbage out of Los Angeles,
Accidental Death
A certificate of accidental death was
signed by Coroner Hartwell yesterday
after an inquest held over the body of
John w. Showers, a section foreman
of the Pacific Electric railway. Showers
was killed by northbound Pasadena
short line ear near Schuetzen park
Thursday.
Attorney Accused
+ NJ Graybill, a notary of 44S Hart
ford avenue, with offices in the Union
Trust building, who was arrested
THURSDAY night charged with falsely
acknowledging a transfer to stock
certificate by Miss Mathilda Bierly
was arraigned before Police Judge
Chambers yesterday and placed ON bail
of $500. His trial will be set Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
MRs. BRIGGS rs cHANcE

A petition for a rehearing of the
Gertrude briggs case will be filed in
the supreme court, according to a
telegram received yesterday by Dep
uty District Attorney Ford from At
torney General u. S Webb. The
brief to accompany the petition is al
ready in the hands of the printer
Mrs. briggs was convicted of forging
a lease to property belonging to the
estate of the late John j. Charnoclz
and was sentenced to five years in the
penitentiary by Judge Davis several
months ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
CITY BRIEFS


o. L. Mccain has removed her curio
store from 40S West Seventh street to
539 South Broadway, opposite Mercan-
tile place Everybody realizes that to
be in the best business section you
must go on South Broadway. o. l..
McClain has made great progressions
in her business career, and is always
wise as to moves and locations. Her
customers always follow her where
ever she goes, for well they know
whatever they want in the eurio line
she always has it. 1t is marvellous the
great run she is having on beads and
eucalyptus buds for portieres. See
her in her new location.
With so many tourists in town you
wonder where they all go for their
lunches. Chocolate Shop surely gets
a share. After once trying they tell
others. Then there is nothing to it
but Chocolate Shop, that Is centrally
located, opposite Alexandria hotel.
At a bridge luncheon the other day
one woman said to another Pardon
me. who does your manieuring? Your
nails are always so beautiful" "Oh,
yes, | know the parlors, Flanagan -Ss
Grifith, TAI South Broadway. Surely
will try them some day.
w. 4. Woods will form class for
beginners in dancing Monday evening,
January-o4 74S South Figueroa street.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
TWIN SISTERS APPEAR
AGAINST HUSBANDS
Their Spouses of Abandoning
Them

Annice Woodyard and Annie Wood
yard, twin sisters, who We're sued for
divorce several days ago by their re-
spective husbands, Jason woodward
and Eugene woodward, brothers, were
complaining Witnesses in two criminal
cases yesterday in which the husbands
are accused of abandonment.
Jason woodward sought his release
through habeas corpus proceedings in
Judge Davis court and the matter was
continued until January 29. Eugene
woodward was arraigned in Justice
Summerfields court, and his prelim-
mary examination was set for Feb
ruary 4. Both men are out on bail.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
SUES TAMPIco SUGAR COMPANY

Claiming they We're Induced by
fraudulent representations to pur-
chase tracts of land at many times the
real value, a number of persons have
assigned their claims to Vincent j.
Monteleone, who yesterday filed suit
i'm the superior court against the Tam
pico Sugar company for the recovery
of the money. The aggregate sued for
is $5837, representing installments paid
on the land purchases. The transact
tions occurred four years ago, but re-
cent investigation, it is asserted by the
purchasers, shows the value of the
land to be about 81 an acre instead of
S200
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
AFFIRMs HOLLYWOOD SENTENCE

Judge Willis of the superior court
yesterday affirmed the Judgment of
w. f. Herndon, city recorder of Hol-
lywood, who, in October. last year,
fined Stanley Anderson $50 or gave
him the alternative of a thirty days
jail sentence for violating the county
speed ordinance. The case was taken
to Judge Willis on appeal, Anderson's
attorney contending there was no evil
dence to show the speed law had been
xrfo1ata6
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
APPROVES COUNCILS ACTION

The Hazard Park Improvement as
sociation yesterday sent a communica-
tion to the council declaring the or
ganization had passed resolutions ap-
provinga the action of the council in
removing Gen. NJ. II. Sherman from
membership on the water board.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
DIVORCE SUITS FILED

The following suits for divorce were
filed in the superior court yesterday:
Florence M. Duncan against Benjamin
I Duncan, Guadalupe O. Olgin against
lose Olgin. Fred w. Holmes against
Susan Terry Holmes and G. e. Rogers
against Estella Rogers
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
FAILS TO PROVIDE

Edwin j. Pennypacker, an IRON
worker, was arrested yesterday
charged with wife abandonment and
failure to provide for his children. He
was released on bail and will appear
in Justice Pierces court February
for preliminary examination.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
SUES RAILWAY COMPANY

Alleging that she was seriously in
iured by being thrown to the floor of
a car on Brooklyn avenue January 5,
Susan Howell filed suit in the superior
court yesterday against the Pacific
Electric Railway company, in which
she demands damages of $10,5 500.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

Membership In the Los Angeles Ktl Keatey
board is a virtual guarantees Of relanlllty ~,
Provision is made for arbitration OF III. III,
differences between members and their eli
ents Accurate information on realty ma mat.
ters Is obtainable from them. Valuallo,,@ M S
by a competent committee DIRECTORY "
members free at the office of Herbert @ bur
dett secretary. 525 Security >pulioihs
Phone Broadway 1885,