Hicks v. Frazer

The evidence clearly shows that the defendant was campaign manager for Jack Bean, a candidate at the general election of 1928 for the office of supervisor of Los Angeles County, and in that capacity ordered from plaintiff printing to be used and which was used in the Jack Bean campaign. Plaintiff was fully informed as to this situation and the intended use of the printing. Plaintiff furnished on this order printing for which the total bill was. $1653.37, of which $1,000 remains unpaid. All of these facts appear without conflict.

By the provisions of section 3 of the Purity of Elections Law…