Andursky

Respondent was charged and found guilty of the crime of rape, alleged to have been committed on or about the tenth day of November, 1924, upon Martha E. Biggs, a female of the age of fifteen years and not the wife of respondent. He was also charged in a second count of the information with the crime of violation of the Juvenile Court Law in the state of California, in that on or about the tenth day of November, 1924, he did cause, and tend to cause and encourage and induce, and endeavor to induce said Martha E. Biggs, a female of the age of fifteen years to perform such acts and to follow such course of conduct and to so live as would manifestly tend to cause said minor to become and remain a person coming within the provisions of the said Juvenile Court Law, in that said defendant on the tenth day of November, 1924, did induce said Martha E. Biggs to remain away from her home and usual place of abode and did then and there induce her to go with defendant to a room in a rooming-house, and said defendant did then and there occupy the same bed in said room with said Martha E. Biggs and did then and there accomplish acts of sexual intercourse with her.

The jury returned a verdict of…