Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-18

only to be pushed along under the car.
Quickly as the motorman heard his
cry Of alarm he stopped the car. DR..
r. F Rowland was called and Bealm
was taken to his home at 5ei North
Pasadena avenue.
Police Want 4 Gymnasium
Chief Of Police Freeman was so
deeply impressed with the value Of the
japanese jiu jitsu art OF self defense
last evening, as he sat on the front
seat at the celebration, momentarily
expecting one of the wrestlers to land
on the floor in front Of him. that he
today asked the city council for permis-
sion to partition off the northwest cor
ner Of the basement Of the city hall
for the use Of the police department as
. gymnasium.
In many other cities the policemen
are being given thorough course in
the japanese way of handling men
easily, and with such excellent teachers
as could be found among the local
Japs. The next step after the estab-
lishment of the gymnasium should be
regular instruction in jiu jitsu for all
the patrolmen. The petition was not
decided upon this morning but was re-
ferred to the committee on public
buildings.
Favors the One.Cow Dairy
1t is a matter of great delight to the
many owners of one or two cows all
through the city that Mayor Vedder
does not entirely agree with the recent
recommendations of the physicians
concerning the fee to be charged i'm
case the city passes the proposed new
milk ordinance. That the owner of a
single COW should have to pay ~ as Zee
for inspection, where a large dairy has
but 81 to pay even though there are
many cows, seems to the mayor UNJUST
tO the small stock owner.
"I am for the one-cow dairy first,
last and all the time he says, for
such dairy is usually run by a man
who has to sell what milk he can spare
to help out his slender means. To such
a man fee of couple of dollars would
work a hardship. My suggestion is
that the rate be established by the new
ordinance should be 81 for single COW,
with a charge of so cents for every adj
ditional cow"
Councilman Twombly has the ordin-
ance in charge and in all probability
he will introduce a measure a week
from today creating the Office of city
Postpones Annual Meeting
Because of the many other meetings
held last evening as well as because
the noise from the firing of the Jap
anese gun in the street just across from
the board of trade rooms, the an
rounced annual meeting of the HUI
name society was postponed until some
date next week. In the absence of DIR.
Z. L. Conger in the east S. o. Bowen
IS acting president and will preside at
the meeting.
Miss Pease to Lecture
There was such widespread interest
taken in the talk by Miss Virginia
Pease upon What the City Should Do
For It's Boys" recently given before
the Shakespeare club of this city, that
she has been asked to repeat it before
the mothers, teachers and friends of the
Lincoln Avenue Child Study circle to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock in the
Lincoln Avenue kindergarten. 1t is ex-
pected that there will be an unusually
aIg ge attendance, for the sensible and
practical talk of Miss Pease gave many
IF those who heard ii week ago last
number of new ideas on the
subject A wide invitation has been
given by the officers of the circle for all
to attend. Miss Pease was
formerly the principal of the Garfield
school, but resigned last June to ac-
,ept the position OF assistant principal
# the Throop grammar school, where
,he is doing original and excellent
work.