Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-29
Rob cl6thes


Rob clothes
s. II. Hicks. employed at the Com
mercial Printing company 1868 South
Los Angeles street, reported that a gold
watch and chain had been stolen from
his clothes.
Caught in Yuma
Juan Soto accused of shooting Ralph
Galardo in the knee August %, was
arrested Friday in Yuma, Arlz,, and an
officer was last night sent from Los
Angeles to bring Soto to stand trial
here.
Prominent Lawyer Is Dead
c. r. Holterhoft, well known attor-
ney Of Los Angeles, passed away at his
home at Pasadena yesterday after an
Illness of eighteen months. Mr.. Hotter
hoff was a brother to G.. Holterhoff,
assistant treasurer of the Santa Fe.
Seize Register
Burglars entered the American Eagle
restaurant, 306 North Main street, be-
tween 4 and 5 o'clock Friday morning
and rifled the cash register Of an un-
known amount. John ZURICH, proprie-
tor, says that the register had been
taken from the building and was found
Option on Masonic Temple
w. 1. Holingsworth has secured an
option on the three-Story brick build
ing on the west side of Hill street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, the property
of the Masonic Temple association.
The lot is 59x14O feet. The sale price
is $1S5, 900. 1t is stated that a syndi-
cate of investors has offered as high
as 100000 for the property.
Allaway's Visit
George Allaway of London, England,
is guest OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Allaway of 2110 Park Grove ave-
nue. He is accompanied by his wife
and son. He went abroad to study
music and for several years has been
noted organist and choir master in
London. Mr.. Allaway will probably re-
turn to Europe.
Fine Flute Playing
One of the slngularly attractive per-
formances at the. Kathryne Yost con-
cert Thursday night at the Naomi ave-
nue. Christian church was the flute
playing by j. ]. Jarboe, who rendered
two selections in the most delightful
manner and was heartily encored. No
more en- pertaining music has been heard
this year in Los Angeles.
Observe Willard Day
The Los Angeles Temperance legion
will observe Frances Willard day to-
morrow at the First Methodist church
with special program at 2:30 O'Clock.
Mrs. Lucy S. Blanchard will give
talk on the life and work of Miss
Willard. Mrs. Sarah H. Payne will
sing one of her own compositions,
"The Sunbeam Brigade" and PRO
hibition Bells"
Start High School Course
high school class has been inaug-
urated at the Cathedral school under
the direction of the Sisters of the I'm
maculate Heart 1t has long been the
plan of Bishop Conaty to institute
high school for girls, ground for
for which has been purchased near
the new cathedral site, but owing to
delays in the plans the bishop has
decided to open a class at the cathedral
school, which class now has twenty
members.
Held Up by Hghwaymen
C. w. Owen of 1919 Pleasant avenue.
employed at the Ambrose grocery, 1886
East First street, yesterday reported
to the police department that he htd
been held up on Pleasant avenue be-
tween Echandia and Boyle avenue,
Thursday night by two men, whom he
deScr1DeS as tall and snort. one OF
the robbers pointed gun at Owen,
while the other searched him. Only
SO or $4 was obtained.
Hebrews Observe Fast
Yom Kippur, the Jewish day of atone
ment, began with sunset last evening
and will continue today Special SER
vices were held in the temples and
synagogues and also in many halls for
the convenience of the faithful. All
Jews attend services on this feast. The
services will be continued today, and
this afternoon memorial services will be
held for those who have departed this
life within the year.
Will institute Council
Los Angeles knights of Columbus
will go to Anaheirn tomorrow in spe-
cial train to attend the institution of
a new council at that place. The
train will leave the Santa Fe depot at
$3.50 a. m leaving An:heim at 10 p. m,
with a run of forty-five minutes. The
degree work will be under the direction
of State Deputy Charles Donlon of
Oxnard. The first degree work will
be exemplified by Pomona council, the
second by Santa Monica council and
the third under the auspices of Past
State Deputy Joseph Scott and the
old state degree team. !