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fT pf nFSTBiiii 9 I UULU I II II Ml "killed er in, RUN MOTORIST Former Colton Resident Struck Down Along Boulevard Near Coachella; Kin Sought Colton police last night were look ing for relatives of Richard Tul Iar, 60 years old, former resident of that city, who was almost In stantly killed Saturday morning, when struck by a hit-and-run mo torist, near Coachella. Tullar was walking along the road when the automobile ran him down, the police were Informed. His body was found shortly after and he did not regain consciousness. The body Is being brought to Indlo where an inquest will be conducted Monday by Coroner C. S.

Dickinson, of Riverside. Tullar had lived In Colton for a number of years, most of which tlmo he was cared for by J. Thompson, of 844 East street, operator of a station at Mount Vernon and streets, Col ton. Believing that Tullar may have relatives In Colton, the police were last night asked by Coroner Dick- eon to assist in the case. VALLEY Party of Geologists, Students Return to San Bernardino After Four-Day Jaunt 1 1 A four-day research trip Into Death valley by members of the luff club, with a number of professional geologists of the state and students as guests, ended last night when the party of SO returned to Ejm Bernardino.

Led by Dr. John E. Wolff, of Pasadena, professor emeritus of petrography of Harvard university, the group left San Bernardino early last Thursday morning and drove to Cave Springs and then to Salt Creek valley, where they spent the dro night. following morning they across the floor of the valley to well hwi they stopped to view the scenery In regard to the basin range structure and the presence of the lake shore aJfnes on the sides of the valley, between 600 and 700 feet above the floor. These lines mark the height of water which at one time filled the valley.

On Saturday the group went to pnntc's point, Bungalow City and VaUt Rose canyon. Yesterday they ed the plant of the American and Chemical at Trona, M't south of the county line in San county, where 40 per lit of the world borax Is being do as a by-product. The plant manufactures 20 por cent of ej potash of America. SEEK IUM WHO TOOK ITCHES Pawn Shops Under Surveillance as Police Continue Search for Stolen Timepiece! San Bernardino police were cd last night to keen a close watrh on pawn shops through the coming ween 10 assise in the search for thieves who stole 48 watches from a parked automobile in Colton yesterday. The watches were contained In a mlltcase With th Mil nt onla ant discharge papers from the U.

S. army, iney wero tne property of Samuel Frlpt, of 1400 West Slxty-clirhth street. Los Ancelps. watnh salesman, who reported the theft to uoiton ponce. In Hie Shadows PRANCES ETHEL STADMAN ftneral services for Frances EtFel Stadman, who died at her home In San Bernardino on Friday, will bo held this morning at 10 o'clock with tho Christian Science reading service In charge of Mrs.

B. W. Crulkshank. Interment will be made in the city cemetery and J. W.

Woodhouse will be In charge. Read the classified. RAVEN HOTEL LAKE ARROWHEAD will serve turkey dinner any time during the day through tho holidays. Trice $1.25. Alio regular dinner $1.

Phone Main 6 for party reservations. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS MACK AND PUTHOFF fBASE LINE PHARMACY Base Line and 8trets (1 Probate Will of Composer's Son Who Killed Self An estate of "more than $10, 000" was left by Fred Jacobs Smith, son of Carrie Jacobs Bond, song writer and composer, who killed himself on Dec. 18 at Lake Arrowhead, It was reported In an Associated Press dispatch last night The will was filed for probate in Los Angeles Saturday, Mrs. Bond was bequeathed Jew elry; his father, Ed J. Smith, S2, 000; a daughter, Dorothy Smith, another daughter, Eliza beth Smith, $5,000 and his widow the remainder of his estate Smith shot himself early on the morning of Dec.

18 at his Lake Arrowhead cabin after writing a number of notes. He came to the mountains from Los Angeles and wandered about in the vicinity of his cabin throughout the night before shooting himself, BROKER'S FATE STILL IN DOUBT Jury Trying Case of Landsberg Again Ordered Locked Up by Superior Judge Warmer After having deliberated more than 3i hours, the jury in the trial of Nathan Landsberg, Los Angeles real estate and loan broker, on charges of forgery and perjury, was locked up for the second time last night at 10:15 o'clock. The case was given to the Jury for deliberation shortly before noon Saturday by Superior Judge Ben Jamin F. Warmer. Falling to reach a decision by 10 o'clock Saturday night, the jury was locked up.

Renewing their consideration yes terday, the Jury ciime into the court room at 9:30 o'clock and reported that they had not reached a ver dict. They were told by Judge Warmer to resume deliberation and spent the remainder of the day and until 10:15 o'clock last night without agreeing on a verdict. The Landsberg case is being tried for the second time, the first Jury having been discharged after re porting that it was hopelessly dead' locked. Salesman Is Named In Death of Wife (By Associated Press) CANTON. 0., Dec.

O. Heldman, Lorain furnace sales' man, will be given a hearing before Justice of the Peace Donald Smythe tomorrow on the charge that he was morally responsible for the death of his 21-year-old wife, Mar garet, on the n'ght of Dec. 13. The young woman, according to Heldman, fired a bullet Into her heart with the same .38 automatic which he said she used a week before in killing Vernard E. Fearn, Canton coal operator at the door of his home in Daco, a suburb, Heldman told Stark county of ficials that his wife confessed the slaying of Fearn herself, and killed herself while he was en route with her from Lorain to Canton to Bur- render herself.

It is on Heldman's own story, along with other evidence Investi gators have gathered that the first degree murder charge against him Is based, according to Coroner C. McQuate. The coroner said he expects to show that Heldman goaded his wife by warning her that she was head' ed for the electric chair, and by Inhuman treatment on their auto mobile trip from Lorain to Canton drove her to suicide. Boy Slightly Hurt As Struck by Auto Daryl Ashment, of 1107 Eleventh street, was slightly cut and bruised about the face and arms last night when he was knocked down by an automobile operated by Mrs. Ray E.

Dawson, of 1131 street The accident happened on Eleventh street near the home of the Ashment youth. Mrs. Dawson reported to police mat tne boy had alighted from an automobile and ran into the path of the car which she was driving. He was taken to his home after the accldont NAVY ACCIDENTS DECLINE WASHINGTON, Dec. the use of an extensive safety campaign accidents in navy yards were reduced by 1,189 during the year, the navy department announced today.

Since 1921 when the safety campaign was Inaugurated, accidents have steadily declined. Dividend Notice BANK OF ITALY National Trust Savings Association For tho half year ending December 31, 1928, a dividend has been declared at the rate of four per cent per annum on savings deposits, payablo on and after January 2, 1929. Dividends not called for are added to and bear the same rate of Interest as the principal from January 1, 1929. SAVINGS DEPOSITS MADE TO AND INCLUDING THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1929 WILL EARN INTEREST FROM JANUARY 1, 1929. JAMES A.

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