Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-22
carse Is Fined

Carse Is FINED
Joseph Carse, arrested on the charge
OF threatening to shoot q waiter at the
Palace cafe, was fined $50 yesterday
in police court. Carse's wife paid the
fine.
Lopez Sentenced
Antonio Lopez, Mexican, was SEN
fenced to six years Imprisonment In
Folsom prison yesterday by Judge
Bledsoe. The man was convicted of
rolling" q countryman who was in
toxicated.
Credit Men VIII Meet
The Los Angeles Credit Mems asso-
citation will meet at banquet i'm the
Bristol cafe tomorrow evening. j. r.
Newberry will speak on "a Retailers
Conception of a Credit Mems Associa-
ton"
Views of Pasadena
Pasadena, the Crown of the Valley"
is the title of a volume of illustrations
just published by NJ Rieder of 234 New
High street. AS a volume of beautiful
views of Pasadena the book is probably
the best ever published.
j. D. Kenyon Will Lecture
Science Of Business, or the Quail
ties That Insure Business Success"
will be the topic of lecture by j. d.
Kenyon this evening at the Y. M. c. A.
All members and friends of the asso-
citation are invited to be present.
st. Vincent's Boys Attend Fair
st. vincent's college boys attended
st. Joseph's fair last evening and rem
dered the program This evening will
be known as Latin evening and Rev.
~ 1.,,I IIa,.fa xtfi1I Irn u ~ n
The fair is proving q great success.
Football Player Hurt
Robert Beysle, 2212 San Pedro street,
was injured on the left side of his head
in a practice game of football at Wash
ington street and Grand avenue last
evening. Beysle was removed to the
receiving hospital and later to his
home.
Special to Pomona
The Salt Lake road will run a spe-
cial train tonight, leaving Los Angeles
at 11:50 o'clock for Pomona in order
to accommodate the 200 people living
in Pomona who have secured seats at
the Pomona theater for the production
of "Ben Hur."
Burglars Get Watch and Money
Burglars entered the home of Mrs.
A. r. Armour, 1919 Maple avenue,
Tuesday morning and stole a watch
and $21. The thieves did their work
SO quietly that it was not discovered
until morning, and at once it was re-
ported to the police.
To Close Negro Club
In decision landed down yesterday
in department four of the superior
court Thomas Higgins was given
decision in his suit for rent against
Lew Simpson, the proprietor of the
Simpson club on San p. -ro street. The
judgment was for $500 and the order
of vacation was signed so that Simp-
son will be compelled to close the ne
gro club and leave.
Issues Mining Pamphlet
:. S. Cauvin, head of the advertising
department of the Salt Lake, is reiSsu-
ing the mining pamphlet published by
that road. 1t will contain information
concerning the mines in California, Ne
vada and Utah. Mr.. Cauvin states
that he has requests for these pam
phlets from all over the United States
and even from Europe. 1t is the most
popular pamphlet printed by the COM
pany.
Thieves at Work
y
to the police detectives, thieves were
busy Monday. Mrs. j. r. Strulin of 25S
North Forty-first street reported that
her home was entered during the af-
ternoon and quantity of table linen
and wearing apparel stolen. During
the afternoon report was made to the
police that a sneak thief entered the
store of C. T. Pike &s Co.. 321 Also
street, and stole a suit of clothes and
took from the safe S1O,2O,
Called to Passionate
The First Baptist church of OXnard
has extended a call to the pastorate to
Rev. Z. H. Brooks, former pastor of
the Long Beach Baptist church, but
now of Los Angeles. The church at
OXnard is in a prosperous condition,
having formerly been under the pas
torate of Rev. C. II. Hewitt, student
pastor, who is now at the William
Jewell college in Missouri. Rev. Mr..
Brooks will go there this week and
may enter the pastoral work at once.
Showcase Looted
While they looted a showcase belong
ing to the Kohn Clothing company last
night two men, who had been discov-
cred by 1O-year-old boy in the act of
breaking the showcase open, sent the
boy to the police station with the re-
boy was suspicious and ran all the way
to the police station to tell the Of
ficers. When the police arrived at the
scene both men had gone and only
the shattered showcase remained to in
dicate that anything unusual had oc-
CURED.
Charity Boards viii Meet
All persons interested in charity work
are invited to attend a meeting of the
Associated Boards of Charity of Los
Angeles TO be held at the rooms of the
Merchants and Manufacturers asso-
citation tomorrow night at o'clock
A preliminary meeting was held last
night at the county courthouse, at
which President Gates of the State
Board of Associated Charities presided
At the meeting tomorrow night the
convention of the state board, which
is TO occur some time either in January
or February, will be discussed