Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-09
Alumni Luncheon

Alumni Luncheon
University of Wisconsin alumni as
sociation will have it's monthly lunch
con at the Bristol at I o'clock today.
injured by Auto
L. Arland, 1852 South Bonnie Brae,
was struck by an automobile on Broad
way in front of the city hall about
O'Clock last night. Mr.. Arland was
considerably bruised. 1t was necessary
to take him to the receiving hospital
for treatment.
Francis Murphy Meeting
Francis Murphy will speak on the
topic 1.-THE Power That Never Fails
tomorrow night at Blanchard hall
Judge Waldo NJ York will preside
Music will be given by Samuel Todd
Mrs Wayland Trask and others, under
the direction of Andrew J. Park.
Woman Arrested
Mrs. w. G. Hollister charged with
running a pool room without a license,
was arrested early last night. When
taken to the police station she was re-
leased under $25 bonds. Mrs. HOLSTER
is said to he the proprietor Of the pool
hall on Central avenue, near Slauson.
Steals Micrometer
r. w. Gum, 633 Gibbons street, re-
ceived a visit early yesterday morning
from q burglar with penchant for
mechanical instruments. According to
Gibbons the thief stole a speed indi-
Gator, macrometer, several gauges and
a number of drawing Instruments, the
total value being about $2S.
injured Patrolman Worse
Patrolman Clyde A. May, the officer
who was shot in a duel with William
Ross, who was later killed by PATROL
%fnah Hoover is weaker than he has
been at any time since the shooting
The injured man at first recovered rap
idly, but last night his condition was
considered serious. May Is still at the
Clara Barton hospital.
Try to Save Ship
Efforts will be made Monday by the
Union Lumber company, owner of the
National City vessel which ran aground
off Hermosa early Monday morning
to tow the vessel into deep water and
members of the company say they are
confident the work can be accomplished
with little difficulty. Several tugs have
been engaged to carry on the work.
Thief Gets Money
Gorgetta Reynald, S51 North Alame-
da street, reported to the police yester
day that a burglar had entered her
apartments by means of pass key
stolen 1924 and a large quantity of
clothing. Miss Reynald was asleep in
the room when the robbery was COM
mitted, but did not hear the burglar.
Charged with Robbery
G.. Gonzales was held to answer to the
superior court under $500 bonds when
arraigned on a charge of grand larceny
yesterday. Gonzales is said to have
held up and robbed r.. Jasse in Sanchez
alley about a week ago. According to
the testimony the loot consisted of $110
and a large pocket knife. When Con
zales was arrested the knife is said to
have been found in his possession.
Released on Bail
John Dixon, II. b. McClain and w. r.
Sette were arrested early yesterday
morning for selling chances on watches.
When arraigned yesterday they asked
time to plead and were released on $25
bail each. The men are said to have
each had a watch. These articles they
are said to have endeavored to dispose
of by selling tickets with numbers, the
holder of a ticket to be selected later
to be the winner
Brick Strikes Carpenter
John Rondill, 32 years of age, a car
penter living on Slauson avenue, was
severely injured by being struck on the
head with a brick which fell from the
third story of the building on which
he is working on Echo street yester-
day. The injured man was taken to
the receiving hospital, where it was
found the scalp had been torn by the
force of the blow The wound was
stitched and he was able to go to his
home.
Will Hold Stag Party
The 100 charter members who organ
lied Inter-Domain lodge. Knights of
Pythias, -Yeek ago, will hold their
first stag party at 'rymphonie hall this
evening. This is to be a monthly feat
ure of the organization. A limited
number of guests will be present. Ar
rangements are nearly completed for
the afternoon and evening installation
ceremonies, with banquet, a week
from today. This will be the most in
teresting event N 'ocal Pythiani~m in