Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-28


vincial OF the Oblates Of Mary Immac-
st. Agnes church and will preach at the
mass at 1915 o'clock Sunday morning.
Held on Larceny Charge
H. T. Jarechow, an expressman, WHO
was arrested several days ago on n
charge of stealing a trunk from South
Olive street hotel, was held to the su-
perfor court on charge of grand lar
ceny yesterday orning in Justice Aus
tins court. His bail was fixed al
$1,000.
Progressive Club
Our Saloons, Laws and Doctors
will be the topic selected by the Pro-
gressive club tomorrow afternoon at
3:45 o'clock. Excellent music and a
debate will as usual be attractive fea-
lures of the program. Meeting will be
held in Liberal hall at 1211s South
Broadway.
Many Sales Recorded
On the Los Angeles Stock exchange
yesterday 10 shares of Home Trust
each 1000 shares of Fullerton Oil
stock were sold at 81 cents each; 1900
shares of Continental Oil stock at 23h
cents each and 1900 shares of the same
stock at "a cents each.
Injured by Fall
T. l.. Britton, a carpenter living at
537 South Los Angeles street, was ta-
ken to the receiving hospital yesterday
afternoon, suffering with broken leg
Britton was at work upon new
house at 1900 Brighton avenue when
the scaffold upon which he was stand
breaking his right leg below the knee.
Francis Murphy Meeting
In Blanchard hall Sunday evening
at 1880 o'clock will be held Francis
Murphy meeting. The subject will be
Power in You" number of brief
addresses by business men will be
made. ]. w. Eccleston will be as
sisted in the music by the Y. M. C. A.
orchestra. The temperance work is
progressing under Mr.. Murphy's di-
rection.
Falls From Car
In attempting to alight from a moving
car of the Pico Heights line, near the
Country club, early Friday morning,
Anton Clobus, living at AL Amelia
street, slipped and fell to the pave
ment, striking his head upon the as
phalt and fracturing his skull. Little
hope of the mans recovery is enter
tanned and he has not yet recovered
consciousness.
Cruelty to Animals Charged
Waldo Langley, Charles Robinson
and H. A. Jones, negroes, were fined
in Justice Austin's court yesterday
morning for cruelty to animals, pre-
ferred by the local s. P. C. A. Langley
and Robinson were arrested while at
tempting to make an emaciated horse
draw a load of rubbish. Jones was the
owner and told the men to plead gull
ty. He paid 500 fine for himself and
$40 each for the two drivers.
Politics at High School
The Congress Debating Society of the
Los Angeles High school held it's regu-
lar meeting yesterday Afternoon and
elected officers for the coming semes-
ter. The members of the society have
been electioneering for their various
candidates for several days and the
meeting yesterday was full of excite
ment Following are the officers
elected: Harvey Housch, president
Miss Jennie Lee, vice president; Miss
Rebecca Dorsey, secretary; Paul Ogil-
vie, treasurer.
Death of DR.. Goodwin
DIR. John w. Goodwin, father of Will
lard l.. Goodwin, clerk of the council
committees, died yesterday morning at
the family residence 951 West Twelfth
street. The deceased was about fifty
eight years old and had been i'll three
months. The funeral will be held Sun
day afternoon from the First Christ
ian church in Pomona. Rev. j. p. Nc
Knight, pastor of the Magnolia Avenue
Christian church of Los Angeles, will
conduct the services. The deceased was
associated in the real estate business
III lhiS CITY WIN HIS SOIl SndTlcS ".
Goodwin. He resided many years IN
Pomona and was at one time treasurer
of that city.
On Revival Meetings
1t is said that the present interest
III religious revivals, which is taking
place here, is having a corresponding
run in the various towns and cities of
the east, and students of psychology
assert that there is a well defined, al
though esoteric. purpose in the fact.
DIR. Alexander ]. McIvor-Tyndall,
probably the most famous psycholo-
gist of this century will speak on THE
Esoteric Side Of Revivalism" at Blan-
chard hall Sunday afternoon. A splen-
did musical program will be rendered,
including nj. Jean de Chouvenet, the
pianist. and Tracy Hoag and Miss
Anita Vellum. the cornet and violin.
Bartlett's music store has the reserved