Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-10-11
Pennsylvania Society to Meet

NlCtOTld Ildll, ll072 ooulh SPhAh6 $780,
5leycIst Fined
w. J. Webb was arrested yesterday
by Officer Varey on the charge of Vio-
lating the bicycle ordinance, and was
fined So by Judge Austin.
Accused of Felony
Hans Schumacher was arrested yes
terday by officer Boyd at the instance
of the parents OF three small girls. He
was charged with felony and is being
held on $4,000 bail His examination will
be held October 49,
Charge Dismissed
The case against D. Danna Of Ven
tura county, who was accused of set
ting fires in the United States forest
reserve, was dismissed yesterday AFTER
noon on the motion of United States
Attorney Valentine.
Chinese Arrested
Wong Yen, a Chinese, was arrested
yesterday by officer Larsen for having
In his possession Chinese lottery tickets.
He was Immediately taken before Judge
Austin ana released on $50 bail. His
case was set for October 10, wnen he
will plead.
To Raise Flag
The pupils of the Second street school
will take part in flag raising today at
2 o'clock. The flag was made by the
children of the school under the super
vision of the teachers. A program Will
be given in which many of the pupils
will take part.
BicycIlst CoIIides With Wagon
In a collision with delivery wagon
yesterday afternoon, Frank Hera OF
South Spring street lost four teeth and
sustained severe injuries. Hera was
riding his bicycle along Spring street
when he collided with the rear of
wagon. He was taken to the emergency
hospital.
Physicians Will Meet
The annual meeting of the Southern
California Medical society will be held
III the parlors of the Westminster no.
tcl beginning tomorrow afternoon and
extending over two days. A large at
tendance of physicians from various
sections in the southern part of the
state is expected
infringement Case
The case of William Richards VS.. c.
r. Knox and others has been decided
by Judge Wellborn in the United States
district court in favor Of the COM
piainant, William Richards. The suit
was brought on the ground that the
defendants infringed on patents for
electric heating pads held by the COM
plainant.
To Sue on Mining Deal
In suit to be filed in the superior
court this week, Charles E. Potter, the
mining magnate, will fight for the re-
coVery of q one-third interest in min
ing claims and oil lands in Kern county
valued at $1000,000. He accuses promi-
nent Los Angeles citizens and bust
ness men of purchasing interests in the
property with the full knowledge of his
prior ownership.
Bride Deserted
On a, charge of desertion, Mrs. Rose
Greenburg was granted an interlocu-
tory decree of divorce from Jacob
Greenburg by Judge Trask in depart
ment four of the superior court yester-
day According to the statements OF
the woman she was married July 8, 1904
and her husband deserted her ten
days later, saying he did not care to
live with her.
To Play Local Music
The concert by Arend's band at
Venice Thursday evening will be de-
voted principally to Los Angeles COM
posers whose works will be presented,
including Z. C. Kammermayer, i. M.
Horton, Mrs. S. e. Posey, Mrs. E. D.
Colville, Mrs. A. Matson and Paul de
Longpre, whose composition up San
Juan Hill" and THE Tic-Tac of the
Mill' were given sevaral times during
the season.
Burgaries Reported
The following burglaries We're re-
ported TO the detectives yesterday:
Peter Kercher Hotel Woodlawn, ac-
s,,to ,fNIN lit,
gold, two watches and pair of shoes.
Charles Butric, 900 Court street, stolen
from him while under the influence of
liquor, $1545 at the corner of Olive
and Temple streets. Staggert e. Rowe,
builders at 442 South Alameda street,
building hardware and carpenters
tools.
Rancher Gets Divorce
An introductory decree of divorce
was granted Erastus 7. Manchester,
a Pomona rancher, by Judge York in
department three of the superior court
yesterday. Manchester charged his wife,
Adrienne Manchester, with desertion.
The couple were married at Pomona
nine years ago. 1t was Manchester's
third venture in the matrimonial sea
and his wife had also been married
twice before. She left him about two
years ago.
Linen PeddIer Arrested
For several weeks women living on
East Twelfth street have been victim
ICED by an army of Armenians who go
from house to house selling what they
claim is struggled linen of the finest
quality. Four of these Armenians have
been arrested within the last week by
Police Officer Jerry. The --latest cap
ture was made yesterday, and Officer
Jerry stated that he caught the Arme- |
Man in the act. The linen is said to be |
of inferior quality.
Western Mining Exchange
The governing board of the Los An
geles Western Mining stock exchange
was reorganized yesterday as follows:
u. S. G.. Todd, president; j. B. Hedrick |
first vice president; I. w. Warden |
second vice president; B. A. Stephens
secretary; r. d. Robinson, treasurer;
L. L. Hale, A. T. Van Sickle, C. S. |
Gilbert and T. j. Carrigan. The ex-
change has sixty-two members in good |
standing and has daily call of stocks |
at 100 Center place at II o'clock a m. |
Y. M. C. A. Luncheon