Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-30
Hollenbeck Park

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The Birds and the Brook" .......... .Shults
Eastern Star Ball
The Los Angeles chapter, No. 1853, o.
e. s., will give it's annual ball at Cra-
mer's hall Tuesday evening, october %.
Held on Bail
On charge of having committed a
statutory offense Victor Lee was ar
rested yesterday morning arraigned
before Police Justice Chambers and
held over on $4,000 bail. Lee is said to
be degenerate, and committed most
repulsive crime.
Alleges Assault
Claiming to have been assaulted with
blows Of fists and the butt of gun,
william Cannell of 7OS Gibbons street
yesterday filed a complaint with the
city prosecuting attorney against his al
legged abusers, whom he says are James
and George Ferguson.
Steals Diamond Ring
A burglar Friday night between and
1:30 O'Clock entered the room of Miss
Bessie Cameron, who lives at 761 Lamar
street, and stole g. valuable ring and
50. The ring is described as bearing
three small diamonds, surrounded by
pearls and rubes.
Charged With Cruelty
Bernardo Tafio, an italian teamster,
was arrested by S. P. C. A. officer
thinner last evening and charged with
cruelty to animals. thinner stated that
the italian beat his team of horses un-
mercifully and that he refused to cease
when ordered to do so.
No CHURCH Services Today
nwipor to tho ahaanoo of Ray-D
Howe, pastor of the Westlake Metho-
dist church, there will be no services
in that edifice either morning Or even
ing. Rev. Mr.. Howe has been granted
leave of absence by his people to attend
the Methodist conference at Riverside.
Struck by Wagon
William Plows of 416 West Sixth
street sustained a deep cut upon his
head yesterday afternoon. According
to bystanders McGee fell against the
bar rail in a South Main street saloon
and then struck his head upon the
floor. He was taken to the receiving
hospital.
Talks of Torment
Rev. B. c. Fullmer minister of the
Seventh Day Adventist church, will
perach tomorrow evening at the church
on Carr street on the theme "Are the
Wicked Tormented Forever" Mr.. Full
mer, who is a forceful speaker, will
prove that they are not, and 1t is eX-
pected that a large audience will be
present.
Teamster Is Arrested
Walter Crawford a driver in the en-
ploy of the Los Angeles Brick company,
was arrested yesterday afternoon by
S. p. C. A. officer McSweeney. 1t was
PERSISTED in overlooking his team, and
ta5 IN oh
hat when the horses could not pull the
bad he would beat them. Crawford
vas placed in the city jail
Thief Steals Clothing
H. w. Morse yesterday reported to
the police that while he was in paint
car on the Santa Fe track between
Avenues Eighteen and Ninteen yester-
day morning two men climbed through
a window and ran off with some cloth
ing, a meal ticket and few articles of
minor value, all belonging to men en-
ployed on the Santa Fe.
Royal Court
Los Angeles assembly, No. 2, Royal
Court, held an open-closed meeting for
members only last evening. The mem
bers were entertained with whist, six
prizes being awarded. Pico assembly,
No. s, will give its first public assembly
on Monday evening. Mrs. DR.. c. H.
Carleton will entertain the members of
the Good Samaritan club at cards at
939 Westmoreland avenue Tuesday.
To Hold Special Services
A series Of special fellowship services
will be begun at the New jerusalem
church, SIS East Ninth street, today. to
continue over Monday and Tuesday
evenings. Rev. b. Edminston of River
side, Rev. William de Ronder-Pos of
ole 7
San Diego will speak at the services.
Rev. Mr.. Edmiston will preach at the
morning service today. Rev. j. Z. Col
lcm is pastor of the church.
Mexican Man Missing
Prominent business men of the Mexi-
can quarter are arranging for great
mass meeting to be held at the plaza
at 1880 October 6. The assembly will be
held for the purpose of appealing to the
Mexican laborers to aid in the suppress
sion of lawlessness in that section. Adj
dresses in Spanish will be made by sew
eral prominent Mexicans, and 1t is the
belief of those promoting the affair that
much good will result from the gather
ing.
VIII Deliver Lecture
The Signs of the Times" will be the
topic of Mrs. Elizabeth M. Dearborn
at the Methodist church at Huntington
Park this evening. Mrs. Dearborn is a
well known and efficient worker in the
advancement of humane education
among the young people as a great fac
tor in their lives. She is the organizer
of the Young Defenders league. Her
lecture will be augmented by selections
OF music by the choir and the solo
Beautiful Isles" by little Gladys Rit-
ter, and the selection, Sing, Bird OF
Spring" by Mrs. j. II. Talmage.