Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-10
Held on Suspicion

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Held on Suspicion
G. w. Gunner, who was arrested on
suspicion Thursday night, was brought
UP In court yesterday charged with
grand larceny. Gunner Is said to have
i'm $500 bonds.
ohloans Entertain
The Ohio society will give its first
monthly reception Tuesday evening in
Fraternal Brotherhood hall special
program will be rendered DR., stephen
a. Northrop, pastor Of the First Bap-
tist church, Will speak
Ankle Crushed
Louis Benedtto, 119 East Fifth street,
was brought to the city hospital yes
terday afternoon with a crushed an
ltle the result of q fall of q heavy
casting at the staff factory, Fourteenth
and Center avenue where he was en-
ployed.
Salvatlonists Active
Commissioner Kilby and wife. terri
torial commanders OF the Salvation
Army will open an active campaign
in Los Angeles Sunday, November 1S,
to continue over the following Wednes-
day. Services will be held at corps No
2 on San Pedro street
Little Refugee to Sing
Miss Vera Ransdall, the little San
Francisco refugee who was unable to
sing at Westlake park last Sunday on
account of Illness has entirely re-
covered now and will sing at the park
tomorrow afternoon. A general musical
program will also be rendered.
Faith Services
Services are being held daily at 8
a. M, 2 and p. m. by Charles F.
Parham, protector of the Apostolic
Faith movement, with ten evangelistc
helpers at the Temperance temple.
Noon services for business people are
held at Metropolitan hail. South Spring
street.
Druggist Found Guilty
Fl. w. Franks, proprietor of the drug
store at Third street and Stephenson
avenue, was yesterday found guilty of
employing an unlicensed drug clerk.
He will be sentenced today by Judge
Chambers. The clerk, Harry Valen-
tine, was tried Thursday on the charge
of violating the state pharmacy regis
tration law and was acquitted by the
jury.
Observe Rally Day
Rally day will be observed tomorrow
at the First Christian church in the
different departments. At 9:30 a. m.
Sunday school rally will be held
Win opGCldl anu all duuTGSS NY
Prof. e. G. Moore, superintendent of
city schools. The Christian Endeav-
orers will hold rally at 6:15 p. m.
and Rev. A. G. Smither the pastor,
will preach at the evening service.
Injured In Collision
In a collision between an inbound
Los Angeles-Pacific car and a buggy
at Sixteenth and Georgia streets at
O'Clock last night, E. G. Euciso, 222O
Hunter Hunter street, was thrown to the
taken to the receiving hospital but
later in the night returned to his
home. Euciso was crossing the tracks
when the car struck him
Car Breaks Down
While rounding a curve at the cor
ner of Main and Pico streets at $50
last night the front axel of Pico
Heights car No. 80 broke, allowing
the body of the car to fall to the pave
ment. For more than two hours it
was necessary to run cars of that line
over West Eleventh street while a
crew of men were raising the car and
putting in a new set of wheels.
Charged with Burglary
Charles Bectel, 13 years of age, was
arrested yesterday on the charge of
having broken into the grocery of c.
e. Judd, 429 South San Pedro street,
and stealing $66.15 and a check for
$4OO. The police say Bectel confessed
and implicated Oliver Mefford, Lester
Lowder and Douglass Jett, all his
juniors, in the robbery. The three last
named boys were later arrested and
all were sent to the detention home.
Counties Organize
new promotion organization has
been effected called the North of Bay
Counties association which includes all
the promotion organizations of Sonoma,
Napa, Marin, Mendocino and Lake
counties. They have opened an office
in Los Angeles and their representa-
tive, Francis Hope, will lecture in the
Chamber of Commerce and in other
ways give reliable information on
those counties.