Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-12
Room ls Robbed

Room ls Robbed
o. j; Sexton reported to the police
yesterday that his room at 326 Boyd
street mad ben broken into and robbed
OF new Colts revolver and Sc I'm
money. Nothing else was disturbed.
Entrance was gained by means of a
pass key
Funeral Of Old Resident
Mrs. Catherine Brown, for twenty
years resident of Los Angeles, will
be buried from the Cathedral of st. vi
biana this morning at O'Clock, the in
terment to be at Calvary cemetery. Mrs.
Brown was widely known among the
old time residents.
Clothing Stolen
George Irwin, S27h South Spring
street, reported to the police Yesterday
that thieves had visited his rooms dur
ing his absence and stolen two suits,
two overcoats and numerous small
articles. The thieves gained entrance
by means of pass key.
Thrown from Car
T. s. Medley 1887 Maple avenue.
was thrown from the steps of Maple
avenue car yesterday morning and sus-
tanned serious injuries about the body.
Mr.. Medley is So years of age. He was
about to leave the car when sudden
jerk hurled him to the pavement.
Fined for Fast Driving
G.Schusse,a "a driver for Jevne's bakery.
was before Police Justice Chambers
on a charge of fast driving yesterday
Afternoon. Schusse was charged with
having driven his horse at a reckless
speed on Main street shortly before
being arrested. He was fined So.
Struck by Car
Charles Merely, a teamster. living
at 1906 San Pedro street, was struck
by University car at Beuna Vista
and College avenue at 2 o'clock yes
terday afternoon and slightly injured.
He was taken to the receiving hospital
where it was found his left leg was
bruised.
Door Battered In
When M. F. Frye returned to his
room at the First Street hotel 251 East
First street. last night, he found the
door battered in, while a valise contain
ing clothing, revolver and some car
penter tools were missing. He has
asked the police to help him find the
thieves.
Thieves Get Clothing
M. H. Vanwart and B. F. Butler,
who room together at Hotel Blakesly,
3O9 South Main street, reported to
the police last night that thieves had
entered their apartments sometime yes
terday afternoon and taken an overcoat,
two suits of clothes and various other
articles of clothing.
Messenger Sentenced
Irwin Hughes, a messenger for the
American District Messenger company
was sentenced to forty days by Police
Justice Chambers yesterday morning
on charge of petty embezzlement
The young man was charged with
embezzling $10.50 which had been en-
trusted to his care to deliver.
Steals Ring
e. Ballesterio was sentenced to pay
fine of $50 or serve fifty days on the
chain gang on the charge of petty lar
ceny by Police Justice Chambers yes
terday afternoon. Ballesterie was
charged with stealing a ring from a
secondhand store and with having sold
it to a pawnbroker on Main street.
Shows Big Strawberries
w. B. Lewis of Montebello makes a
display of Brandywine Strawberries
that excel anything that has been ex-
bibited in the Chamber of Commerce
for years. They measure from six to
nine inches in circumference. Mr.,
Lewis states that he has an acre of
ground that produces on the average
berries of this size.
Charged with EmbezzIement
John Willard, charged with embez-
Element. was before Police Justice
Chambers yesterday Afternoon and his
case was set for January IA. Will
lard was charged with embezzling $34
from o. r. Searight, proprietor of a
restaurant, whose business he was rum
ming while Searight was visiting
friends in the East.
Robs Residence
Estervan Oveze, 124 Elmira street,
reported to the detectives yesterday
that some thief had visited his room
during his absence and stolen a suit of
clothes, diamond ring valued at SIS,
a pair of cuff buttons with chip dia-
monds in them, scarf pin and 81 in
money. Entrance to the room was
gained by means of window.
Will Be Pastor-at-Large
Rev. ]. o. Burroughs, pastor of the
First Baptist church of Whittier, will
become pastor at large of the Baptist
state missions, beginning the first of
the year. He will visit the Baptist
missions of Southern California and
will assist in securing pastors for the
various fields. He will make his head
quarters in Los Angeles.
To Exhibit Products
committee from the chamber of
commerce of Santa Ana called in the
local chamber yesterday Afternoon and
arranged for making a special display
of the various products grown in their
county, as they come in season. The
first exhibit they will make will be
a large quantity of celery This will
be followed each week with other pro-
ducts of equal importance. This is to
be made a feature Independent of the
regular exhibit maintained by this
county.
Observe Guadalupe Feast
The feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe
will be celebrated at the Plaza church
today by the Guadalupe society with
elaborate services. Mass and COM
munion will be celebrated at a. m.
and at 10 a. m. solemn high mass will
be celebrated by Rev, Juan Caballera,
assisted by Father Mclaughlin as
deacon and Father Organisciak as sub
deacon. The choir will render "Missa
Solemnis" with Gounod's "Ave Maria"
as offertory by Mrs, f. Polite. Father
Caballerja viii preach the sermon.