Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-12
Or. BartIett's Theme

All that is necessary Is to give ample
notice Of date required.
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Or. Bartett's Theme
"Demons Driven out" will be the sub
ject Of Rev. Dana w. Bartletts sermon
on Sunday morning at Bethlehem
church, Vignes and Ducommun streets.
Steals Valuable Dresses
Burglars entered the room of Miss
A. Mennow of 1881 North Spring street
Thursday night during her absence for
dinner. She discovered that several
valuable dresses were missing.
Plckpockets at Work
Peter Grove, living at the Europa ho-
tel on San Fernando street, was robbed
last night while being weighed in front
of the penny arcade between First and
watch
Tools Are Stolen
Hugo Valley of $3.50 Waldorf street
was robbed Thursday night of a num-
ber Of saws and other valuable tools.
The tools were taken from the new
store on San Pedro between Second
and Third streets.
Burglar Gets Jewelry
Mrs. w. s. Dunkin, 234 South Flower
street, reported to the police yesterday
that burglar had entered her home
about o'clock Thursday night and
stole a gold watch and considerable
amount of Jewelry.
Gasoline Explodes
While 3. f. Greer was burning paint
off house at 424 South Flower street
yesterday morning with a gasoline
torch, the tank exploded and Greer was
badly burned by the flying oil. Greer
was sent to the receiving hospital and
there was attended by Police Surgeon
Smith.
Peddlers Are Arrested
Twenty-nine Greek and Chinese ped
dlers were arrested Friday morning at
the city market charged with having no
license. The men were taken to the po-
lice station and gave bail to the sum of
S. EACH The peddlers were sent to the
city hall to procure licenses.
Entertain the Veterans
Mrs. Hester T. Griffith will conduct
her regular weekly entertainment in
memorial hall at the Soldiers home to-
night. Rev. Frank Stevens will speak,
taking as his topic 100 per cent Pure
Mrs. j. E. Brown will give a vocal
solo and Mrs. Haggard Payne will also
sing and deliver a brief address.
Thieves Cause Confusion
The Patton & Davies Lumber COM
panys office was broken into Thurs
day night and after causing all kinds
of confusion the thieves left without
securing anything. The store is To-
Gated at $50 East Second street. The
large safe was not tampered with, and
outside of the slight scattering of
papers there was no damage or loss.
To Speak on "The New Power"
Francis Murphy. the well known
speaker and lecturer, will deliver an
address at Blanchard hall next Sunday
evening at 7:45 o'clock on The New
Power" Besides the lecture by Mr..
Murphy special music has been ar
ranged for the occasion by Charles
Lamb. Mrs. Fred II. Dorm and Mrs.
1. NJ. Pierson will render solos.
Seeks Historical Data
Persons receiving letters from friends
descriptive of the recent great disaster
will confer a great favor upon future
historians by donating them to the
California historical department. OF the
state library, Sacramento, Cal. The
letters may be placed in sealed en-
velope, the length Of time for which
they are to remain unopened written
upon the outside.
Visitor General Arrives
Very Rev. Chrystostom Theobold,
o. F. NJ. visitor general of the Fran
ciscan province of Cincinnati ap-
tor for the western provinces, arrived
yesterday at st. Joseph's church for the
triennial visitation. He will remain
several days as the guest of Rev. Raph-
ael Fuhr. o. F. M, the pastor.
Fined for Disturbance
G. F. Wademan was fined $40 before
Police Judge Rose yesterday on the
charge of disturbing the peace. Wade
man is employed in a North Main
street restaurant as waiter. He
wanted a smoke Thursday and he
asked the proprietor for nickel to buy
the cigar. His request was refused
and he became involved in an alterca-
tion with the manager of the eating
house.
Organize Investment Company
The Carter Investment company in
corporated yesterday for the purpose
of carrying on loan, Investment and
real estate business. The capital stock
Is $4,000, all of which has been sub
scrbed. The temporary offices will be
located at 1191s South Spring street.
Permanent quarters have not yet been
decided upon. The incorporators are
T. B. Inch, Julius Carter, M. l.. Car
ter, j. E. Carter and Rena Carter
Langdon.
At Old Kentucky Home
Henry S. Buckner who for many
years was prominent wholesale mer-
chant of Louisville, KY, and more re-
Gently citizen of Los Angeles. arrived
In Louisville Thursday morning with
the FIRST delegation of the visiting ma
tive sons to their former homes. Mr..
Buckner is one of the charter members
Of the Kentucky society recently
formed in Los Angeles. He is nov
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Phil Gaert-
ner, in Louisville.