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Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14
TROLLEY CAR AIDS
THIEF IN ESCAPING
GRABS $3.50 FROM VEST AND
MAKES GETAWAY
Warren E. Lewis, the Man Who Was
Robbed, Makes Frantic Efforts to
Attract Conductors Attention, but
In Vain

Warren E. Lewis would have cap
tured the thief who stole $3.50 from his
room at 1877 West Third street yester-
day morning had not the burglar
boarded passing trolley car just in
time to escape. Lewis did everything
possible to attract the attention of
the car crew but the conductor only
smiled at his frantic gestures.
When the man saw that the thief had
escaped him he rushed to a telephone
and notified police detectives. They
searched for the man but did not To-
cate anyone answering the description
given by Lewis of the burglar.
Lewis was passing into room ad-
joining his about 10 o'clock when he
noticed a mann snatching a purse from
his vest. which was hanging on the
back of chair. The robber dashed out
of the door with Lewis after him. The
chase lasted about two blocks.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14
CHILD WIFE ASKS
AID OF POLICE
FEARS HUSBAND IS VICTIM OF
ACCIDENT
Mrs. Sanford 3. Brown in Care Of
Matron at Central Station-of-
ficers Think Woman May
Be Deserted

Mrs. Sanford B. Brown is in the care
of the police matrons because she is
tired and ill. She claims that her hus-
land has deserted her or has been
spirited away.
While the child wife of Brown is be-
ing cared for by the city authorities,
the police are looking for Brown.
Up. to late hour last evening the
police had not determined whether
Brown had wilfully deserted the girl
or whether he has met with foul play.
Some weeks ago Brown came to Los
Angeles from Fresno with his wife.
They took rooms at $40 East Second
street. There they lived for some time.
The woman claims that her husband
was kind to her and that he was with
out work, but supported her as best
he could.
Three days ago the woman says that
her husband left home early in the
morning, but failed to appear at night.
She thought but little of the matter,
thinking that Brown was endeavoring
to secure employment.
Some of the dodgers in the house
talked in a strain that aroused the
young woman's suspicious. With what
little money she had left the young
woman went to the seaside resorts
nearby and searched for her husband,
but failed to locate him.
In comforting with the Santa Monica
officers about the case, they advised
Mrs. Brown to return to Los Angeles
and apply to the police for aid. Being
in i'll health and without means, the
young woman took their advice.
In referring to the case yesterday an
officer said that he was told that Mrs.
Brown was picked up by a policeman
recently on the streets as a. lost girl
and with some difficulty her lodging
was located.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14
WOULD MAKE CITY
CLEAN AND NEAT
ENTl-TUBERCUL0SIS LEAGUE
TELLS OF PLANS
In Time, Say the Members, Los An
geles viii Become the CIean-
est Place in the Whole
World

Los Angeles is to be clean city if
the Anti-Tuberculosis league can carry
out its present plans.
The league, which was organized In
December, 1902. by DIR. F. NJ. Pottenger,
has enlarged its work by adding an
other department.
Formerly it was private organiza-
ton and confined it's work to lectures
and the distribution of pamphlets ex-
planning the causes and the way to
prevent tuberculosis. Now a helping
station has been established on Buena
Vista street, where poverty-stricken
people who have the dread white
plague may go to receive medical as
sistance.
Trained nurses will be employed to
go into the homes of poor people and
show them how to prevent the spread
of the disease. Medicines and nourish-
ing foods will be provided free of
charge to the worthy poor and every
thing will be done to cure them and
also to teach them how to keep the
disease from spreading
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL IA, 1906.

Buena Vista street to the organization
and the firm of Sessions e. Pratt has
promised the league all the milk which
can be used during the first month
and will furnish it afterward at actual
cost.
DR.. Pottenger claims that as soon as
the work is fairly started the improved
cleanliness of Los Angeles will be cas-
lily noticed and in time will be the
cleanest city in the world.
The Associated Charities of Pasadena
are also working to establish a helping
station and tent colony for the same
purpose.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14

IT am not speaking from my own
observation. but rely upon your papers
and magazines, which seem to show
that the police of the United States
are not what they should be. This
state of affairs. it seems to me, results
from too much politics.
There has recently been much talk
in Stockholm over the advisability of
creating probationary board for adult
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14
CHILD CRUSHED
BENEATH WHEELS
BABY MEETS AWFUL DEATH CN
CAR TRACKS
Nineteenth onth-old Infant Strays
From Home and Is Run Down
by Maple Avenue
Electric

Mary Raulston, the 19-months-old
daughter of Joseph Raulston of 353i
Wall street, was crushed to death be-
meath the wheels of southbound Maple
avenue car 401 yesterday afternoon
about $3.50 o'clock at Thirty-seventf
street and Maple avenue.
Witnesses to- the accident say thai
the child was aimlessly running west
on Thirty-seventh street and as she
crossed the tracks at Maple avenue
the car ran down the child. For thir-
ty feet the infant was dragged and
when the motorman succeeded in STOP
ping the car the little one was man.
gled almost beyond recognition.
Infuriated pedestrians rushed to the
car and only the timely interference
of sympathizers of the car crew saved
a clash with the mob. The throng was
dispersed and the remains of the child
were removed to her home, about two
blocks away.
Baby Runs Away
From what could be learned. the
child was playing on the front Veranda
of her home only few minutes previ-
GUS to the accident. Immediately after
her mother went into the house the
idea possessed the child to run away.
Apparently the little girl ran down
and then west on that street. The
baby was needless of the danger i'm
pending and did not notice the APP
preaching car until on the track, as
the scene appeared to those who wit
messed 1t.
The car was approaching the cross
ing at a terrific speed. Not until al
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14
COURT FINDS FOR DEFENDANT
Suit Involving Fifteen Thousand DOL
lars Decided in Favor of Percy
+, Schumacher

The suit of r. f. Couts against Percy
F. Schumacher for $4,000, arising from
services claimed to have been rendered,
was yesterday decided in favor of the
defendant.
The evidence showed that, while
there had been an agreement between
the parties, it had been terminated by
mutual consent, Couts having accepted
settlement in lieu of the amount he
afterward claimed to still be due.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14

criminals as we'll as Juveniles, and my
Investigations in this country will be
directed to finding out, if possible, the
expediency of such a system. The
feeling at home is gradually growing
that there should be a different method
of treating those who are convicted of
first minor offense and those who
are hardened criminals and, personally,
I believe it would be a good thing If
those who have made a misstep could
be given a chance to right it.
"Some of your systems here seem
very good. The relation of the court
to the boys is fine, but 1t seems to me
that there is too much. left to the
truant officer, who has not time to give
each case the attention that it really
ought to have.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14

most on the child did the motorman
see the little girl. 1t was then too late
to stop his car.
The coroners office was notified inn
mediately and the body sent to Bresee
Bros morgue. Arrangements will be
made to hold the inquest today.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14
Dock Fire, $4,000 Damage

SAN FRANCISCO, April 13.-Tht
Sixteenth street dry dock caught fire
yesterday and for a time it appeared
that it would develop into a disastrous
confiagration. 1t is estimated that
damages will total about 1000.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14
VIII Tour Country LeisureIy

I'm Sweden, Juvenile courts are some-
thing new. While there is a law es-
tablshing them in contemplation. am
not satisfied with it. There is a very
general desire to get the most perfect
system known.
"It is by the direction of King Oscar
II that 1 am here, and my tour will
be leisurely. I am going from city to
city, making careful study of the
conditions that exist. and will report
what l find of good
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14
Expects Clty's Assistance

The organization expects to receive
a stated allowance from the city and
from the county, but will depend most
ly for its support upon private dona-
tions.
AT present DR.. H. G. Brainerd is the
president. The finance committee is
composed of c. B. Boothe, chairman,
f. M. Coulter, e. S. Rowley and c,
c. Desmond.
The medical department of the Uni
versity of Southern California has do
mated the use of the clinical rooms on
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14
DOESN' 7 THINK
MUCH OF POLICE
STOCKHOLM JUDGE GIVES HIS
REASONS
Official Sent Here by King Oscar II
to Study Juvenile Court Work
Gives Herald Interesting
Interview

Judge Harold Salomon of Stockholm
Sweden, was in the juvenile court yes
terday. He is visiting the United
States at the express direction of King
Oscar II of Sweden and is engaged in
studying the system of juvenile courts
maintained in the various cities.
'I find much of interest" he said, in
perfect English. "While much Is new
to me / am endeavoring to acquire
thoroughly the system maintained in
the United States, for there is a pros
pect of a system somewhat similar
being put in force at home.
'I find much in your system that is
good, but from the observations 1 have
made / am inclined to think that too
much responsibility rests on the shoul-
ders of the truant officer. Just what
conclusion I will reach 1 am unable to
say, for 1 have only visited a few of
the courts here on my way from New
York. am quite anxious to visit
the courts at Boston, for they have
been in operation successfully for many
years.
zone thing 1 do not like here in
America is your police.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-14
Not What They Should Be

zone thing 1 do not like here
America is your police.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04
Der SOnnlagsbcts.

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-11-04
acticn uuO WaTer.

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