Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-07
TAKING LESSONS IN CRIME
Arcadia coursins Case Dropped-Red-
lands Jail Breaker Caught-Ex-
Governor Adams Of Colorado
Visits Pasadena
Pasadena Agency,
la East Colorado Street

Vrand motel on FTlQay evening, Oep-
eInber is, beginning at 8 o'clock
President D. M. Linnard Of the board
IL trade telegraphs from San Fran
cisco that the proposed change of plans
meets with his hearty approval, and
expresses the opinion that the board
of trade must make it success worthy
of Miss Sutton's achievements and
Pasadena's fame" The following
committee has therefore been ap-
pointed to make the necessary ar
rangements: John E. Jardine. Edward
]. Pyle, r. I. Rogers, H. r. Hertel and
DR.. w. e. Hibbard. The public recep-
tion will be quite informal, everybody
being invited to aid in the welcome
the young champion at the train,
though it is probable that she will find
many of her friends there. Arrange
ments are already on foot for present
ing Miss Sutton some handsome testi-
monal, probably an elegant silver SER
vice, and subscriptions for the same
are being received at a dozen places
about the city. Pasadena does not in
tend being niggardly in her welcome
Fred Tying, adopted son of DR.. Mary
Tying, and John Stallsmith. son Of w.
M. Stallsmith of the Los Angeles
house, were gathered in by the local
police last night. Stallsmith is but
fourteen years old and for two weeks
past has been absent from the parental
rooftree, ending his wanderings by as
sociating himself with Tying, who Is
81 years old and has been often in
trouble with the police. The younger
hoy told Justice Congdon that there
vas no use trying, he could not get
along with his parents. But it was
other home or the juvenile court and
the boy took the former. Tying was
c1arged with stealing some gunny
sicks, which he admitted having done,
aging that he intended to sell them
md get something to eat. The court
sent him to Jail for fifteen days and
told him that his next appearance as
a prisoner would mean six months.
Neither the attorney for the prosecu-
tion nor the attorney for the defense
put insan appearance in the now cele-
brated Arcadia coursing case before
Justice Congdon, and accordingly the
Venire summoned for the case was dis
missed This means that the case has
probably been dropped according to the
suggestion of Attorney Rogers of the
Humane society, who takes the position
that so long as coursing is not to be re-
sumed at Arcadia nothing is to be
Sained by legal process.
Constable Ward of San Bernardino
captured Harry B. Ward this afternoon
it Baldwin's ranch and landed him in
the city lookup until he can be taken
back to Redlands, where he is wanted
for Jail breaking. The constable was in
search of a man named Paxton, charged
with horse stealing, when he came upon
the Redlands runaway and gathered
him in. The man is the tramp who
took purse away from young bride,
who in turn threatened him with a
horsewhip and held him until he could
be arrested.
George Toms was picked up by the
police early this morning while enjoy
the corner of Buena Vista drive and
Raymond avenue, his horses standing
quietly outside awaiting his awakening.
This is the second time within a month
that Toms has made the same mistake.
He obligingly put up $40 cash bail for
his appearance in court today but did
not appear.
Guilty of Cruelty
George +. Hale, the Zier coachman
who was arrested yesterday for alleged
cruelty to the fine team of horses he
was driving and Indignantly demanded
trial, changed his tactics today, entered
a plea of guilty, and throwing himself
upon the mercy of the court begged for
sharply reprimanded the man and fined
him $40, which with the costs was inn
msdiately paid.
Ex-Governor Alva Adams of Colorado
is in the city for a week or ten days
for the purpose of visiting his father,
John Adams of North Madison avenue.
Rev. M. C. Hayes will entertain the
members of the local Y. M C. A. at a
watermelon feast, the seniors visiting
his place on Santa Anita avenue on Fri
day night, the juniors and Intermediates
ON the following Tuesday and the pre-
paratory boys on the Saturday fol-
lowing.
Bishop Benjamin w. Lee of Philadel-
phia Pa, will speak at the Pasadena
A. M. e. church Thursday evening of
this week. Bishop Lee presided over
the annual conference of the church
just closed at Fresno and is said to
be one of the ablest men in the negro
church. He has been a bishop for
thirteen years.
James W. Smith, manager of the Con-
kress meat market on South Fair Oaks
avenue, is reported to be missing with
~ quantity of his employers cash, The