Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-12
Horse Kicks Laborer

VIII DC DUfleu tomorrow AFTERNOON from
the chapel at Evergreen cemetery. The
Masons will ofIiciate.
Horse Kicks Laborer
II. Bohm, laborer living on Yer
mont avenue. was seriously injured by
being kicked by horse on the left
shoulder yesterday He was taken to
the receiving hospital and was later
removed to the county hospital.
Loud Voice subdued
Charles Olsen, a newsboy, was fined
SO yesterday for violating a city ordi-
nance which prohibits shouting on the
street. Many complaints have been
made to the police about newsboys
who shout their wares loudly and the
department has decided to stop the
nuisance.
Battery Case Dismissed
c. Norgard was discharged in Po-
lice Justice Fredrickson's court yes
terday on a charge of battery, while
r. r. Wilson was fined $l5 on the same
charge. The two men are employees of
a street ca" company. They are said
to have engaged in a fight at Ascot
park while attending the races.
Sentenced to Chain Gang
Il. H. Scott, charged with petty lar
ceny. was sentenced to 100 days on the
chain gang by Police Justice Fredrick-
son yesterday. Scott Is said to have
stolen a sack containing $35 worth of
gold dust from his nephew, p. II. Nc
Intyre of San Bernardino. He was ar
rested in that city and brought to Los
Angeles by Detectives Cowen and
Dixon.
Sneak Thief Gets Gold
Charles Bertelson reported to the po-
a a
entered the Hotel Leonide, 512 South
Main street and stolen $3.50 in gold he
had left lying on a shelf. Bertelson
said he had removed the purse from
his pocket while changing his clothing.
He left the room for a time and for
got about the money. When he re-
turned it was gone.
Negress Arrested
Bessie Sawyer a negress, was ar
rested yesterday charged with va
grancy. She asked time to consult an
attorney when taken up before Police
Justice Fredrickson, so her case was
continued until this morning at IL
o'clock. The Sawyer woman is said
to have stolen a watch from James
O'Neil some time ago. but the article
was recovered on a search warrant.
Found Not Guilty
Jesse Platt charged with disturb
ing the peace by John higgins, was
found not guilty and discharged by
Police Justice Fredrickson yesterday
afternoon. Platt is said to have vis-
tied Biggins' home at 500 Ruth ave-
nue. and created a disturbance. He de-
MED the charge and claimed Mrs. Big
gins had used vile language to him.
other witnesses testified to the same
thing.
viii Meet in Convention
The Dunkards are planning to hold
their annual convention at Temple
Auditorium May 1924. The committees
are hard at work consummating the
plans to entertain the many thousands
of the church peole who will be drawn
to Los Angeles at the convention. The
auditorium building will be the head
quarters for the delegates, where there
will be all the necessary accommoda-
tions at their disposal.
Denies Vagrancy Charge
C. w. Weiland pleaded not guilty to
a charge of vagrancy yesterday after
noon and his case was set for today
at 10 o'clock Weiland Is the young
man who stopped Patrolman Pautz on
.he street Thursday night and asked
him for money with which to get a
room. He was taken to the police sta
ton and when searched was found to
nave Hl,3J III MS pOChclS, dllhOubh hS
had denied having any money.
Must Hitch Horses
Every teamster caught leaving his
team unhitched will be promptly ar
rested. Instructions to this effect have
gone forth from the office of the chief
of police with the result that five men
paid fines in Police Justice Friedrich
sons court yesterday. G. E. Sparks
was fined SO, L. johnson 81, John Will
sken SO, Claud Hutchinson 81, Henry
Walters 81. These men were arrested
Thursday night by Patrolmen Allen
and Bussee.
Thief Pleads Guilty
]. w. White pleaded guilty to a
charge Of petty larceny before Police
Justice Fredrickson yesterday and Will
be sentenced this morning. White is
charged with having stolen tools val
ued at SO from the barn of DR.. F. G..
Yoakum. While returning to the city
he decided he wanted to ride on a
street car and is said to have accosted
a pedestrian and demanded cents. A
policeman who was about a block away
is said to have heard him and placed
the young man under arrest.
Francis Murphy Meeting
Temperance enthusiasts will meet in
Blanchard hall Sunday night, when
Francis Murphy, the veteran tenn
perance advocate, will speak on the
theme, II Will" Hon VIII A. Harris
will preside at the meeting. and fol-
lowing Mr. Murphy's adress brief ad-
dresses will be made by Messrs. Leach,
Alexander Dawson and Carlyle Wynn.
The musical part of the services Will
be under the direction of Andrew j..
Park. Miss Annie S. Rowe will sing u
solo, as will j. w. Eccleston.
Youths Are Discharged
Roy Spooner and James Kelly,
charged with battery, were discharged
by Police Justice Fredrickson yester-
day Tho two young men were ar
rested some time ago, charged with
knocking E. p. Harlan, an old man.
down and injuring him seriously Har-
Ian was taken to the receiving hos
pital and Thursday Justice Friedrich
son visited that institution for the pur-
pose of taking his testimony. After
hearing IL he decided the young men