Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-15


Clark exposition at Portland will be
shipped from Los Angeles early next
week.
Or. TyndaIl's Lecture
1.-THE Invisible" is to be the subject
of DR.. Alexander J. McIvor-TyndalPs
afternoon lecture at Blanchard hall
tomorrow There has been a big de-
mand for reserved seats.
Autolst Fined
Dennison Wilson was fined $40 by
Justice Chambers yesterday on charge
of violating the automobile speed limit
Several other minor auto and bicycle
charges were prosecuted by Officers
Mojonnier and Allen of the auto squad
klchIine Fined $500
Joe Kichline, deputy constable, school
trustee and "all round" political boss
of Palmdale, in Antelope valley went
before Justice Young's court yesterday
and pleaded guilty to the charge of
having conducted a blind pig" He
was fined $500.
mana IN WdCnlne
Charles p Massey. 90 years old, a
millwsight, living at 1902 East Sixth
street, was painfully injured yesterday
morning while at work. His left hand
was caught in a machine and two fin
gers mangled. He was treated at the
receiving hospital.
Off for San Diego
Two hundred Los Angeles Mystic
day at 1890 o'clock by special train
for San Diego to attend a session"
and enjoy a banquet. The Shriners
will visit Coronado Beach Sunday and
return to Los Angeles Sunday night.
Sentenced to Chain Gang
J. w. McClain, charged with disturb
ing the peace and dignity of Justice
Austin's court several days ago, was
sentenced to twenty days in the city
Jail by, Justice. Chambers yesterday.
McLain was witness in burglary
trial and created a disturbance and
attacked the bailiff.
Held to Superior Court
George w. Murphy, charged with the
embezzlement of three diamond rings,
was held to the superior court on the
charge yesterday in an examination be-
fore Justice Chambers and his bail
fixed at $500. Murphy, it is alleged
appropriated to his own use three rings
loaned him by his sweetheart.
viii Give Passion Play
1.-THE Passion Play" in moving pic
lures will be given next Thursday af-
ternoon and evening at 2:SO and 8
o'clock in the school hall of st. Pat
rick's church, East Thirty-fourth street,
These pictures vividly represent the
celebrated festival. The proceeds will
be for the benefit of the school,
Francis Murphy Meeting
Francis Murphy will speak at the
gospel temperance meeting at Blanch-
ard hall Sunday night on the subject.
'Publicans and Sinners" S. P. Null
ford will preside and Frank G. Finlay-
son, Lamar Harris and others will ada
dress the meeting. The music will be
under the direction of j. w. Eccleston.
Y. M. C. A. Social
The boys of the Y. M. C. A. will be
the hosts at another social this even
ing in the hall on South Hill street.
The program will consist of musical
selections. readings, fencing exhibi-
tion and a display of talent from the
gymnasium. Refreshments will be
served and a general evening of fun
is promised.
Liberal Club Meeting
At the Liberal club meeting In Bur-
bank hall Sunday night G. Major
Taber will deliver an address entitled
what Prisons Are and What They
Should Be-" The lecture will consist
of thorough analysis of the prison
system, its defects and suggested re-
forms, and will also dwell on the abuse
of justice in criminal courts.
Pug Dog Causes Trouble
In jury trial before Justice Austin
yesterday l.. II. lie Vally of Court
circle was discharged from charge
of battery preferred against him by
Mrs. Kate Mills. Mrs. Mills alleged
LIE Vally argued with her over the
ownership of pug dog several days
ago and that in the resulting squabble
she was hurled to the ground and her
jaw fractured.
Lecture on California
The lecture to be given at Blanchard
hall by j. W. Erwin this evening on
California, illustrated with colored
stereopticon and moving pictures will
be unique. The turning loose of 10000
pigeons from the pigeon farm and the
race between the ostriches at the os-
trich farm through the medium of mov4
ing pictures will be two of the features
from this section of the state. Mr..
Erwin has 1000 stereopticons from
which to make selections for his lee
lures.