Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-26

optican pictures Of many of the early
missions, Mr.. Lummis told how the In
dians, under the teaching of the padres,
built the beautiful and substantial
buildings we know as the missions. IN
sharp contrast to the picture of COM
fort, content and competency of the
Indians of that time, there were shown
on the screen glimpses of the wretched
conditions today. when the unhappy
Indians live in the waste places and
have been starving within a hundred
and fifty miles of Pasadena. Mr.. Lum-
mis- closed with a strong and earnest
plea for interest in the Indians and
to that practical end. for members in
the Sequoya league, which helps in the
best way.
Arrested for Cruelty
J. A. Menard, a dealer in butter and
milk at 1907 South Oak street, Los An
geles, was arrested this afternoon
near Lamanda Park for alleged cruelty
to the horse he was driving. Officer
does not deny that he had been Sc
verely whipping his horse, but claims
that it was done yesterday and not
today as charged. He left his horse
in the hands of the officer as security
for his appearance tomorrow at 3
p. m. before Justice Klamroth. An
other cruelty case was disposed of last
evening which has been pending for
some time. Matthew Smith of North
Pasadena was found guilty in Justice
klamroths court of cruelty to ami
mails and sentenced to pay fine of
500 or go to Jail for one hundred days.
Later this sentence was suspended and
the man placed on probation during
good behavior, the local humane Off
Ger being made probation officer. The
court reminded Smith that his next
appearance on a similar charge might
mean Jail sentence.
Gala Days on Mt. Wilson
Yesterday and today were gala days
at the Cottage hotel on Mt. Wilson
and there was a constant stream of
people moving up and down the trail
during both days. Today seventy-fve
guests were recorded on the hotel reg
lister. Saturday afternoon Captain F.
s. Atkin led sixty members of the
United States signal corps from Los
Angeles up the winding trail for a day
on the peak. Today Mr.. and Mrs.
Hixon chaperoned a jolly party from
the Hotel Green consisting of Miss
Agnes Keller, Miss Altadena Green,
Miss Smiley and Miss Holmes and
Messrs. George Green. jr., Roy Car
ney John Ross, Sam Hines and r. CT.
van Neustadt. and they will remain
at the hotel until tomorrow. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Burnham of Pasadena are
also at the hotel. The weather on the
summit is said to have been perfect
today. Manager and Mrs. II. ]. Rich,
who are enjoying an extended visit
with relatives i'm the east, are ex-
pected to return to the hotel in ten
days.
Denounce Ascot Park
The following resolutions were
adopted by the Los Angeles County
Christian EndeaVor union before the
adjournment of it's convention last
night. at the First Presbyterian
church:
Resolved, That this convention ten
ders its sincere and hearty thanks to
the Pasadena city unions for the splen-
did entertainment afforded us during
our stay in Pasadena.
That we heartily approve OF the re-
suits attained by the intermediate and
junior workers during the past year
That we express supreme satisfac-
ton at the prospect of having as a
resident of our county one who has
been a faithful friend and supporter
of Christian Endeavor work; that we
see in the coming of John Willis Baei
to our coast bow rich with promise
that 1906 will be, with Gods help, the
banner year of the Los Angeles County
union.
We believe that a good Christian EN-