Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-26


person caught stealing copies OF Ihe
Herald from the premises or our pa
irons. THE HERALD.
Operate on Policeman
Officer Kinkade was operated upon
At the California hospital by DR.. Lash
er for an abscess of the liver. He was
reported as resting easily late last
night.
To Enlarge Church
Plans are being made for the en-
largement of the First English Luth-
eran church, corner Eighth and Flower
streets A Sunday school department
will be added at the east Of the build
ing.
viii Present League Work
The Anti Saloon league work will be
presented before eastern ministers at
a meeting to be held in Chicago in the
early part of September by DR.. ID. s.
Chapman, head of the anti-saloon
movement here.
Wife His Victim
Charles II. Ernest, charged with a
felony was held to the superior court
in $1,000 bail by Police Judge Rose. 1t
is charged that the man willfully al
lowed his wife to live In disorderly
house and lived upon her earnings.
Would Be Matron
Applicant ton for position as third po-
lice matron was filed with the city
clerk Yesterday by Mrs. II. g. Schlee
of Ocean Park. Mrs. Schlee states she
has no membranes that Will pre-
vent her satisfactory discharge of the
duties.
Humorous Lecture
"A Tennessee Circuit Rider" will be
the topic of a humorous lecture to be
given this evening by Prof Andrew g.
Park formerly of Tennessee, at the
lecture hail. Soldiers home. Prof.
Park was formerly Circuit rider
in Tennessee.
Arrested in Saloon
]. j. Hoffman was arrested in a
saloon on North Main street yester-
day and taken to the central station,
where he is held on suspicion. The
detectives who arrested the man say
that ha attempted to pass $40 Con-
federate bill on the bartender.
Welch Files Bond
Notice of bonds for $4,000 were filed
with the city clerk yesterday by M.
Welch and the United States Fidelity
and Guaranty company. Mr.. Welch
purchased the franchise for the East
Seventh street railroad from the city
council last Monday afternoon.
Youths Mishap
Harry Olsen, aged H. after having
beaten his way from San Francisco to
Los Angeles on a Southern Pacific
train, attempted to alight from a NOV
ing car and sustained peculiar dou-
BILE fracture of the left ankle. The boy
was cared for at the receiving hispital
Small Thefts
Thieves entered the home of w. w
Knighten, las West Fourteenth street
through a bathroom window and Sc
cured a Waltham watch and $15. Gain
ing entrance through the front hall
burglars robbed the home of e. w.
Gebauer. 1921 South Flower street
of ST.
Fires at Workman
Tom Cottie, an Italian employe of a
brickyard at Inglewood was arrested
yesterday on charge of assault with
a deadly weapon. Howard Peck. en-
ployed in the same yards with Cottie
called the latter a "dago' and the
Italian is said to have replied with
two shots.
kansan ParoIed
R. r. Glover young man who
came here from Kansas for his health
and later on robbed his roommate of
S60 was paroled by the Judge of de-
partment one, superior court, yesterday
OH COutllllOll llldl lie lcdNc liiC Stotc
Immediately. Affidavits showed Grow
er's pre- vious good conduct.
Sentous Files Bond
Upon fling bond of $47.000, Louis
Sentous, jr., was appointed admins
traitor of the estate of EXupere Sem
tous, who dropped dead on the street
July 10. This action was taken by
Judge Gibbs yesterday at the request
of Mrs. Anna Sentous the widow. The
estate is valued at $S00OO.
Afford Committed
B. T. Afford, Colorado desert cat
tleman who went insane from the heat
in San Diego county while planning a
means of draining Salton sea, was
ordered committed to the insane asy-
lum by Judge Gibbs Tuesday. Afford
possessed considerable property sew
era years ago, but when he was di-
vorced he divided it between his two
daughters.
Now Is Eligible
F. A. Alvarez, who failed on his reg
ular civil service examination, brought
the question up before the commission
ers yesterday. Alvarez, a lieutenant In
the fire department. took the exam
nation for captain. In the questions
of experience Alvarez unintentionally
,lnderrated himself. The commission
ers revised his per cent to 1913, making
him eligible.
Sagacious Horse
Harry Amster, IA years, ran into a
man on Temple street yesterday and
was thrown from his wheel directly un-
der the hoofs OF horse hitched to
an express wagon. THE sagacious an
imal placed its hoof on the boy but
bore down very little weight. The boy
was taken to the receiving hospital
xuhara n was found that he had SLIGHT
bruises.