Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-13
ceIts to Celebrate

celts to Celebrate
Members of the Celtic club are MAN
ming to celebrate st. Andrews day with
2 banquet Thursday at $40 O'Clock at
Levys, followed by a Scotch program.
Police Sergeant Improves
Police Sergeant E. w. Carpenter. who
was severely injured by being struck
by a street car Saturday night, is re-
ported greatly improved, but his ply
sicians state he will be unable to leave
his home for several weeks.
Demands Jury Trial
Fred Keller, a white man, said to
nave been an associate of negro women
pleaded not guilty to n charge Of
vagrancy yesterday in Police Justice
Roses court and demanded jury trial
His case was set for December IL
Pine Trees to Meet
Former inhabitants of the Pine Tree
state will meet at Burbank hall, 542
South Main street, Thursday night to
hold their postponed meeting. An cleo
tion of officers will be followed by a.
literary entertainment and dancing, to
which all Maine people are invited.
Alleged Robber Held
Jesus Rodriguez, charged with grand
larceny, was held to the superior court
under $500 binds by Police Justice
Rose yesterday. He is charged with
stealing a watch and 81 from Pedro
Garcia while the latter was said to
have been Intoxicated last Saturday.
Funeral Is Held
The funeral of Alvin H. Roby was
held yesterday morning at the under
taking parlors of Pierce Brothers. Mr..
Roby died at the home of his son. e.
II ROhv On Clrn on ot,.oo4 II l.
been a resident of Los Angeles for ten
years. The interment was at Evergreen
cemetery.
Young Zionsts Will Celebrate
A Hanukah celebration and literary
meeting will be held by the Young
Zionists at Beth Israel synagogue, OIL
i've, near Temple street, tonight, be-
ginning at 8 o'clock. Aside from the
ceremony of lighting the candles an
excellent musical and literary program
is promised. All are cordially invited.
Or. Lamb Returns
DR.. w. A. Lamb returned yesterday
from months ocean voyage which he
had taken ---'iN his little son Porter
for the benefit of the lads health. A
severe attack of asthma caused the boy
much suffering, and on the recommen-
dation of the family physician he was
taken on sea trip, which proved very
beneficial.
Bondsmen Asked to Pay
Suit for foreclosure of bond was filed
yesterday in the superior court by Dis
trict Attorney Fredericks against Ed
win Eppley and Fred Kent. Both men
signed $4,000 bond for the release on
bail of Guy e. Eppley, under charge of
burglary. The younger Eppley failed
to appear for trial and the bondhoders
will be held responsible.
To Discuss Annexation
Members of the consolidation COM
mission tonight will, by invitation, at
tend a meeting in the Auditorium al
Venice to discuss the advantages to be
obtained by Venice and Ocean Park by
joining Greater Los Angeles. The
speakers for the commission will be
Motley H. Flint, Walter F. Haas, Johr
w. Mitchell and John G. Mott.
Alleged Forger Brought Back
Detective Grant Eoberds returned
from Oakland last night, bringing with
him A. L. Hadsell, charged with for
gerry. Hadsell is said to have floated
$500 worth of bogus checks of the Sum
set Telephone company in Los Angeles
about two years ago. Last week he
was arrested in Oakland on the charge
of passing bogus checks, and the local
police were notified of his capture.
Father Against Son
Walter L. Cults. charged with for
gerry, was before Police Justice Cham
hers yesterday and his preliminary ex-
animation was set for December II. 1t
is stated his father will be one of the
witnesses for the prosecution. One OF
the checks found on Cults was for 500.
II was signed with his fathers name,
and it was pronounced forgery by the
senior Cults.
Suspect Goes to Chain Gang
John Valentine, suspected Of being a
holdup man and companion OF Dan
Sullivan, the gentleman burglar" was
fined $50 or thirty days by Police JUS
tice Rose yesterday on the charge of
carrying concealed weapons. He did
not have the money to pay his fine
and was sent to the chain gang. While
he is serving time the police will ems
Aeayor +O look I'm his past record