Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-12

PASADENA, Feb. 11.-Because of the
removal from the city of the Japanese
whose rooms at ia East Colorado street
have long served as headquarters of
Pasadena's Japanese club, that inter-
esting organization is for time with
out a place of habtation. 1t is likely
that other quarters will be shortly Sc
cured.
The object of this club has been
purely social, although regular meet
irgs have been held and occasional set
discussions entered upon.
ITO help each other and to hold our
nationality" explains the president Of
the club, Arthur Sano, when asked to
give it's pupose in word. The
addition to President Sano are ]. Ma
suda, clerk, and r. Kinoshita, treas
urer. For a long time the club with
its sixty members kept up little school
with native Japanese teachers, but
lately this school has become a mission
school under the care of the First Con-
gregational church of Pasadena, Miss
French of that church becoming the
principal teacher. 1t is held in rooms
over 124 East Colorado street.
There are over 200 Japanese in Pasa-
dena at the present time, all men, with
the exception of five or six women and
children. Zen of the men are in bust
ness here, the others are laborers main
ly, being employed as walters, clerks,
gardeners, cooks and servants. The
Japanese club meets regularly on the
first and third Saturdays of each
month.
Cruelty Case Tomorrow
The first of the cases instituted by
the Simons brothers against the men
who are grading the Oak Knoll prop
To-, 4. go l. att Co. H.
ington syndicate comes to hearing
tomorrow at 1 p. m. at Alhambra be-
fore Justice of the Peace Northrup
Lloyd Macy, director of the Pasa-
dena Humane society and secretary of
the Stats company, will have his
hearing at that time He will be rep
resented by Judge Rossiter, general
counsel for the local humane society,"
His friends assert that the charges
against Mr.. Macy will fall to the
ground on the slightest investigation
and that the real animus of the men
who have made the complaint against
him is so apparent as to be ridiculous
Mr. Macy has for years been active
in prosecutions of men guilty of cruel
ty to animals, and the claim is freely
made that the unpleasant notoriety
thrust upon him in the present prose-
cution is nothing more nor less than
an attempt to punish him for his &C
tivity in this direction in the past.
Prepare for Papa Busch
Renewed activity about the Busch
mansion and grounds on South Orange
Grove avenue today bears witness to
the truth of the news from st. Louis
that the millionaire owner of the place
has at last set out for Pasadena.
But the servants still Stolidly deny
that their master is expected in the
hear future.
Some weeks ago most Of the labor
ers who were working on the extern
sive Improvements of the hillside gar
dens were told to stop their work until
Mr.. Busch himself should arrive, when
the work would begin again under
his direction.
1t is represented now that some of
these men have had notice to hold
themselves in readiness to go back to
work within a few days, and this is
taken to mean that the famous head Of
the Anheuser fortunes is about to ap-
pear on the scene.
The work of terracing the sloping
hillside looking toward the Arroyo is
rot yet complete and it Is understood
that the landscape expert needs the
personal presence of Mr.. Busch him
self before the rest of the plans can
be carried out.
NlGdIlWIlll6 luG IONlIlS QduSHl0T ana
the prospective son-in-law are not
showing any great alarm at the threat
ened arrival of the fond papa, which
1eads many to the conclusion that
cunning Dan Cupid has it all arranged
Humane Society Active
During the heavy rain of yesterday
the cutters along the paved streets in
the downtown district overlooked and
stood knee-deep with water in many
places.
The public carriage men did but lit
tie business during the fore part Of
the day, but their teams stood at their
accustomed places along the curb,
some of them insufficiently covered
and shivering with the cold. The hui
name officer undertook to keep the ami
mails moving from place to place for
their better comfort and usually was
gladly seconded in his efforts by the
drivers.
one driver became obstreperous,
however, and was fairly on his way to
Justice Klamroths office in the care
Of the officer before he concluded that
the scheme of caring for his horses
deserved his support. Several other
horses were taken off the streets after
being left in exposed places for many
hours without covering or food and
placed in livery stables where both
could be supplied.
The work of the Humane society
along such lines as these is bearing
much fruit in better care for animals
being taken all over the city. The
society is force which must be reck-
oned with.
Thinks He Is an Indian
G. Gomez, a cholo. who has been
booked at the police station several
times for different offenses, was
brought in again this afternoon by
Officers Reece and Longley and locked
UP as insane.
He was engaged in the pleasing pas
time of Shooting up the town" when
another Mexican, David Rogers, OBJ
jected and informed the police Inves-
tigation showed that Gomez had not
been indulging in "dago red" at least
not this time, but is simply and only
crazy, as the officers believe. He in
sists tonight that he is the famous
chief OF famous band of Indians and
talks OF scalping and the chase and
nrewater, with occasional whoopss of
most approved character. His COM
panions say that he has been "hitting
me pipe to excess OF late and they
believe that this has driven him crazy
lie VIII be taken TO Los Angeles To-