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Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
ORDERS 100000 TAGS
Plans Discussed for Third Annual Sale
and Indications Are 1t Will
Prove Great Success

That 100000 tags have been ordered
from Philadelphia and will be sent to
Los Angeles some time this week for
the third annual tag day of the AS
sociated Charities May Z was the an
nouncement of Spencer X. .Sewall
secretary of the Associated Charities
at a meeting of tag day workers at
the Associated Charities headquarters
232 North Moin street, yesterday aft
ernoon. A number of plans for selling
tags were discussed, and from the en-
thusiasm displayed at the gathering
the indications are that this years
sale will exceed that of last year by
many thousands.
Mrs. James Lucas, president of the
charity department of the Associated
Charities of Kalamazoo. Mich, told of
the tag day methods of Kalamazoo.
Mrs. H. H. Fleisher, formerly affiil-
lated with the Associated Charities
work in San Francisco, described the
tag day organization of San Fran
cisco. 1t is probable that some of the
features of the San Francisco tag day
will be tried in Los Angeles.
Among those present at the meeting
were Mrs. I. l.. O'Brien,f Mrs. b.
Fry, Mrs Lawrence, Mrs. w. S.
James Mrs. g. I. Kyle and Miss X.
Yarnell.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
WEDDING IS RESULT
OF PRIZE FIGHT BET
Langford Victory over Flynn Followed
by Olympic Theater Actress
Becoming Mrs. Allan
Webster

Miss Edna Elliott a member of the
Alphin-Farg company, at the Olym-
pic theater, and Allan Webster were
married at an early hour yesterday
morning as the result of a prize fight
wager
They were acquainted but a day
Wednesday night Miss Elliott and
Webster were two of a merry party.
During the evening the Langford-
Flynn prize fight was mentioned. MISS
Elliott was a Flynn supporter; Web
ster a Langford man. The discussion
finally ended by Webster wagering S25
against a marriage ceremony. The bet
was that if Flynn won Miss Elliott
was to receive $25, and if Langford
won she was to marry Webster.
AS everybody knows, Flynn lost, and
it was up to Miss Elliott to make good
by marrying Webster.
When the curtain went down on the
last act of 1.-The Pawnbroker" Thurs
day night Webster appeared to collect
his wager. In an auto the two young
persons, with Miss Blossom Seeley,
sped to Santa Ana. A marriage Ii
cense had already been secured by
Webster AS the clock chimed in
the morning the words were said
which made Miss Elliott Mrs. Web
ster. Miss Seeley was the witness.
ut was a case of love at first sight, ="
said the two last night. 1--WE have
known each other but short time,
but we love each other and we shall
be happy"
At the Olympic theater last night
Mrs. Webster was showered with flow
ers and good wishes. Mrs. Webster
expects to leave the stage at once. Mr.,
Webster is in business in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Webster is just past Is years.
Her husband is "a years old.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
SWITCH ENGINE RUNS
INTO FREIGHT TRAIN
Collision Result Of misunderstanding
of Signals, and Fireman
Mackesy Is Slightly
Injured

Santa Fe switch engine No. 2193,
running as an outbound extra, met in
a headon collision with engine No.
7S9 of an inbound freight train at
Avenue Twenty yesterday afternoon.
Both engines were damaged slightly
and Fireman W. A. Mackesy of the
switch engine suffered laceration on
his chin.
The accident, which, so far as can
be learned, was due to a misunder-
standing of signals, occurred at 5:25
yesterday afternoon. Engine No. 2193
was running as an extra and display
ing signals to that effect. The inbound
freight train was an hour behind
schedule time. The crew of the switch
engine thought the train had entered
the yards and was going at good
speed when the crash came.
The pilot of the freight engine was
torn away and the running board OF
the switch engine was smashed into
splinters.
At the time of the collision Fireman
Mackesy was bending over, in the act
of adjusting an oil burner. He was
thrown against the end of the boiler
and his chin came in contact with the
iron work
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
MAN SEIZED AT CASHIERS
WINDOW; FRAUD CHARGED
Police Say Prisoner Answers Descrip-
ton of Loan SWindler Want.
ed in Oakland

Frank Thomas, 23 years old, whom
the police believe answers the descrip-
tion of a man wanted in Oklahoma and
several northern cities on felony
charges, was arrested late yesterday
afternoon in the Security Savings bank
while attempting to obtain a loan of
$40 on magazines which he said he
owned and with which he intended to
stock a new stand in Oakland.
Banks of this city were warned sew
eral days ago that a young man was
negotiating small loans with banks
throughout the state on mythical mag
azine stock When Thomas applied
at the cashiers window yesterday for
loan the cashier became suspicious
and called a patrolman of the traffic
squad, who made the arrest. At police
headquarters Thomas declared he was
innocent of any wrong doing. He was
charged with a felony, and the police
have notified the Oakland authorities
of his arrest.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
POLICE WATCH RELEASED
CHINESE; ONE IN CUSTODY
Suspect Imprisoned Oriental Was
Struggled Into State by Los
Angeles Fellow Countrymen

Following the arrest last Saturday by
Immigrant Inspector Nardini of three
Chinese at the River station of the
Southern Pacific, on the suspicion that
proper Identification papers on the part
of the Orientals were not available, it
has developed that the local immigra-
tion officials have under surveillance
Fong Tong and Yon Yen, two of the
men taken into custody last week.
These men were released upon the pro-
duction of identification papers, but
All Sam, who was taken into custody
at the same time, is still in the county
Jail.
The arrest OF the Chinese was the re-
suit of an official communication to the
effect that five Chinese were being
smuggled into the United Staes from
Mexico.
All Sam has confessed to the immi-
grafton officers that he entered this
country from the borders of Lower Cal
ifornia He asserts that he was unable
to find employment in this locality and
purchased a ticket for Chicago 1t is
known, however, that the man was en-
ployed for three months by one of his
countrymen in whose company he was
when arrested.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
ADVERTISING MEN FROM
NORTH WILL BE GUESTS
Plans for Pacific Coast Convention at
San Francisco viii Be
Discussed

A party of advertising men from San
Francisco, including two of the officers
of the San Francisco Advertising
Mans club, will be in Los Angeles to-
day and will be entertained by Los
Angeles advertising men at luncheon
at Levy's.
The object of the northerners' visit
is to discuss plans for the holding Of
the annual convention of the Pacific
Coast Advertising Mems association in
San Francisco during the month of
June.
Among the prominent men from the
northern city who will speak are Will
liam Woodhead, president Of the Ad-
vertising Mans club and manager OF
the Sunset Magazine; F. e. Scotford,
vice president of the same organiza-
tion; Frank L. Cooper and Louis Ho-
mig. Mr.. Woodhead is also president
of the San Francisco Press club.
The convention in June promises to
be one of the greatest ever held by ad-
vertising men on the Pacific coast, ac-
cording to the northern delegates.
Every conceivable form of advertising
will be shown. and in some exhibitions
the advertisers themselves will be seen
at work.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
DESCRIPTION OF ALLEGED
BlGAMIST is REQUESTED
Washington Authorities Ask for lnfor-
nation Regarding George c. Rob-
bins, Now Held in Mexico

A communication was received from
the state department at Washington
yesterday by Deputy District Attorney
Keyes asking him for more aftidavits
regarding the charge of bigamy against
George c. Robbins, who is being de-
tanned in Mexico until extradition pa
pers can be issued against him. 1t is
stated in the communication that
more complete description of Robbins
is wanted before the papers can be is
sued. An effort is being made by the
deputy district attorney to locate the
church where the marriage ceremony
was performed, as it is thought rec
ord of some kind will be found there
pertaining to the marriage. Father
Joseph Barron, who performed the GER
emony, is too i'll to allow the taking
of his deposition in the matter. Rob
bins is charged with having married
Genevieve Lindsay before obtaining a
divorce from his former wife.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
ENGRAVING PLANTS MERGED

Through the consolidation of the
Brown Engraving company with the
Star Engraving company one of the
most complete and largest engraving
plants In South California has been
formed, and is doing business at 1922
West First street, under the name of
the Star Engraving company. H. T.
Brown of the Brown Engraving COM
pany, formerly located at 351 Town
send street, has purchased the inter-
est of John T. Butler in the Star En-
craving company w. j. Thompson,
who was connected with Mr.. Butler,
will maintain his interest in the COM
pany. Three complete mechanical
equipments combined in one now en-
able the new firm to do all classes of
work and turn out orders of any size.
BY special organization the company
is enabled to render service day and
night
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
DFSPONDENT WOMAN
KILLS HERSELF BY GAS
Street Car Motorman Finds Body OF
Wife on Floor of Room That
Had Been Tightly
Locked

dency that had seized her periodically
and had driven her to make three at
tempts to end her life, Mrs. Edward
II. Link, wife of motorman employed
by the Los Angeles Railway company,
turned on the gas in the kitchen of her
home, 1246 East Fifty-frst street,
Thursday afternoon after closing the
doors and windows and was found dead
on the floor of the room by her hus-
band on his return from work that
night.
Doctor Robert Day. who was called
shortly after the discovery of the body
notified the coroner and the body was
removed to Pierce brothers undertake
ing parlors, where an inquest will be
held today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
CORONER TO INVESTIGATE
DEATH OF LOCAL RANCH
Will Hold Inquest over Body of De-
land Durkee, Killed by Salt
Lake Train

Coroner Hartwell will hold an in
quest today over the body of Deland
Durkee, well known rancher and owner
of the Durkee ranch in the southern
portion of Los Angeles, who was
struck and instantly killed yesterday
by Salt Lake train No. IL at the East
Ninth street crossing.
Durkee was walking along the
tracks and did not notice the train
until the locomotive was within several
feet of him. He leaped to one side
but was struck by the pilot beam OF
the engine. The body was removed to
Bresee Brothers morgue. Identified
tion was obtained by poll tax receipt
found in his clothes.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
GERALD MUIR ARRESTED
FOURTH TIME IN YEAR
Son of Late Railroad Man Charged
with Passing VaIueless Check
for a Small Amount

For the fourth time in a year Gerald
Muir, son of the late j. A. Muir at one
time superintendent of the Southern
Pacific railroad and later general man
ager of the Los Angeles Railway COM
pany, was arrested yesterday on a
charge of forgery and taken to the
county Jail. He was placed on four
years probation by Judge Willis a
short time ago. The charge on which
he was arrested yesterday is the pass
ing of a worthless check for 50.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
ROYAL NEIeHRoRs ENTERTAINED

Members of the Royal Neighbors or
ganization auxiliary to Golden State
camp, Modern Woodmen of the World,
were charmingly entertained yester-
day afternoon at the bungalow home
of Mrs. Brooks e. Dillehunt Rogers,
231 West Fiftieth street, at progressive
whist Prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Ella Pealer and Mrs. E. Boudreau. An
elaborate luncheon was served at 1
o'clock. Those in attendance We're
Mrs. Pealer, Mrs. Hannah Sexton, Mrs.
]. ]. DAILY, Miss Eloise DAILY, Mrs. G..
La Mont, Miss La Mont Mrs. r,
Burnor, Mrs. Lydia KOerner, Mrs S.
A. Wheaton, Mrs. e. Boudreau, Mrs.
]. w. Cornwell, Mrs. John Peterman,
Mrs. Belle Prudhomme and Mrs. Frank
Johnson,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
MOTION FOR NONSUIT IN
AXTELL CASE IS DENIED
Judge conrey Rules Against Executor
z. E. TaIbert in Contest Over
$4,000 Estate

Motion for a nonsuit was denied by
Judge Conrey yesterday afternoon in
the case of Mrs. Beulah V. Axtell
against Zell e. Talbert, executor of
her husbands estate, who is endeav-
oring to have a contract for a certain
amount set aside so that she may
receive a widows share of the estate of
her late husband, Henry Clifton Axtell,
an attorney who left property valued
at $S6O00
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
CHOOSE EXPERT TO DIRECT
GEORGE JUNIOR REPUBLIC
&. A. ChiIds VIII Extend Scope of
Correction School for Chill
dren at Chino

The George Junior Republic is to
have a new manager, the trustees of
the school of correction for children
having appointed e. A. Childs to the
office of superintendent. Mr.. Childs
founded the Endeavor, Wis, academy
and is familiar with the work of the
local institution.
The George Junior Republic is locat-
ed at Chino. but Mr.. Childs will make
his headquarters in Los Angeles for
the time being at least. The school is
for the correction and training of de-
linquent and neglected children 1t is
equipped with a machine shop and
those who do not care for farming,
which is the main subject taught by
the school. are allowed to work in 1t.
AT present thirty-five boys are at work
on the farm. Mr.. Childs is planning
for accommodations for 200 more.
You can buy It. perhaps at many places. but
there's one BEST place to buy it-and that
place advertses.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
LOS ANGELES SCHOOLS
SPRING VACATION BEGUN
First Six Weeks of Second Semester
of Study Year Ends-Term
to Open March 2s

The annual spring vacation in the
Los Angeles schools began yesterday
and the pupils in the city schools will
not be required to return until March
2S. Yesterday also marked the close of
the first six weeks of school during the
second semester. Warnings and re-
ports of the failure of students were
sent out yesterday to give the students
chance to make up work in which
they are delinquent before the report
cards are out, April 8.
Many of the instructors and teachers
are planning trips to the nearby places
of rest and recreation. in order to re-
cuperate as much as possible during
the coming week from the effect of
the six weeks of hard work just closed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
CONTEMPT CHARGES DISMISSED

C. r. Sparks and II. F. Ogier,
charged with contempt of court in con-
nection with the recent extradition of
Goldberg to Washington on felony
charge, were dismissed from court
yesterday morning by Judge Davis the
district attorneys office being salts
fled that Attorney Sparks in particu-
court lightly in the proceedings.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
IupeE CONSIDERS sun

The suit brought by Henry S.
Meyers to foreclose a mortgage given
by Don Falls has been taken under
advisement by Judge Hervey Of the
superior court, the suit having grown
out of a transaction of L. e. Jones,
head of the Jones & Ryder Land COM
pany, who is alleged to have fled from
the state recently to avoid criminal
prosecution for his realty deals.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
SUES FOR $4,000

Suit was begun before Judge Bord-
we'll yesterday morning by p. P.
O'Brien against the Los Angeles Pa
cifc railway for 100000 The plaintiff
alleges he sustained injuries while
working for the company some months
ago. The plaintiff charges that when he
pulled trolley pole down while work.
ing on his car he was struck on the
head with 1t with such force that it
fractured the base of his brain, caused
him to become deaf and subject to un-
conscious spells. The case will be re-
sumed today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
INsPEcrs CIVIL SERVICE OFFICE

Charles L. Snyder state secretary
of the United States civil service COM
mission, was in Los Angeles yester-
day on his semi-annual tour of in
spection. Mr.. Snyder visited the local
secretary of the civil service in the
Central building and looked over the
records and files of that office. His
headquarters are in San Francisco,
where he will return this evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
CROSS LIBELs DENIED

A decree of divorce was denied to
both parties in the case of Lucia
Kavanaugh against Lester Kavanaugh
by Judge Houser yesterday, the trial
having taken place over week ago.
DEGREES were granted to Arthur V.
Tyler from Minnie f. Tyler G. L.
Salada from Mary Sallada, Dolores
Rankin from Charles Fl. Rankin.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
coNARD AT CITY CLUB

Grant Conard, mayor of San Diego,
will address the City club at its reg
ular weekly luncheon at Levy's to-
day. His subject will be the commits
sion form of government in San Diego.
AS this matter is under consideration
by the charter revision commission it
is expected a large audience will hear
Mr., Conard's speech.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
noEs no SAN ouENrIN

Thomas Hall, worker on the Los
Angeles aqueduct, who was found
guilty by a jury of stealing S55 from
John Minor while the latter was under
the influence of liquor in local sa-
loon, was refused probation by Judge
Davis yesterday and sentenced to San
Quentin for eighteen months.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
TWO YEARS FoR COOK

o. E. Pilkington, the "cookee" of
lumber camps, who pleaded guilty be-
fore Judge Willis several days ago to
stealing a number of lenses from e.
Mayo, was sentenced by the court yes
terday afternoon to two years in San
Quentin.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
CONTINUE WIRE STEALING CASE

The preliminary hearing of George
Briggs, Bert Kelly and Talmage Nc
Cleary, garbage collectors, who are
charged with stealing 1000 pounds of
copper WIRE at Bairdstown valued at
$500, which was set for yesterday in
Justice Summerhelds court, was
continued until 10 o'clock March %. In
default of $1,000 bail each they are in
iniI
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19
DIVORCE SUITS FILED

Divorce suits filed in the superior
court yesterday are as follows: Amy
Zelle Asher VS.. William r. Asher,
CLANCY c. Shannon VS.. Minnie Shan
non, Prudy Woolsey VS.. III. M. Wool
sey, Ida B. Martin VS.. Benjamin c..
Martin.
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