Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-24
wanted in Arizona

time IueSday nlgnt Whllc he was ViS-
iting Il saloon at Los Angeles and Com
mercial streets
Wanted in Arizona
Frank I. Noble, said to he wanted in
Flagstaff, Ariz., on a charge of felony
embezzlement, was arrested I'm Los An
geles last night by Detectives Steele
and Mccain. He will be held at the
city jail pending the arrival of an
officer from that city
Charged with Larceny
Clarence Schwarz was arrested yes
terday afternoon by Detectives Craig
and Mcnamara on a charge of grand
larceny. Schwarz Is said to have stolen
a bicycle from in front of the owl
drug store, Fifth and Broadway, early
Monday morning.
Works with Pass Key
A set of chiropodists Instruments
and an electric battery were stolen by
a room thief who entered the apart
ments of A. j. Picherts, 521 South
Olive street, some time early yester-
day morning. Entrance was gained by
means of pass key.
Old Resident Dies
Charles Collins, aged 81 years. re-
tired capitalist, died yesterday after
noon at 52S South Eastake avenue. Mr.
Collins had been a resident of Los An
geles for thirty years. The body is
being held at Bresee Bros until word
is received from the widow and daugh-
ter in the east
Falls from Car
Mrs. John Moore, 81 years of age, fell
from q street car at Fourth and Main
streets early yesterday afternoon and
suffered a number of painful bruises
about the side and arm. She was taken
to the receiving hospital but later was
allowed to return to her home.
Thrown from Horse ....
C. ]. Miller. a stableman employed at
Third and Los Angeles streets, was
thrown from a horse he was riding
yesterday afternoon and suffered q
sprained wrist and elbow in the acci-
dent. He was taken to the receiving
hospital, but later returned to his
home.
Charged with Burglary
Max Cross, wanted by the San Ber-
nardino police on a charge of burglary,
was arrestef at the Arcade depot by
Detectives Dixon and Cowan last night
Cross is said to have entered a room in
that city and stolen a suit of clothes.
as we'll as several other articles of
value.
Steals Clothing
John Woodford, a roomer at the
Tuxedo, 595 South Spring street, re-
ported to the police yesterday that a
room worker entered his apartments
some time early yesterday morning
and stole a suit case and a suit of
clothes. Entrance was gained by
means of pass key.
Wants Quick Trial
James A. Miller charged with petty
larceny, appeared before Police JUS
tice Chambers yesterday and asked
that his plea for a jury trial be waived
and that he be tried by the court as
.,sIN
granted and his case will be taken up
this afternoon at o'clock.
Retired Capitalist Dies
Henry R. Smith, a retired capitalist
who had resided in Los Angeles the
past eighteen years, died yesterday at
his home, 5216 Central avenue. The
funeral will be held Friday afternoon at
9 o'clock at the residence. Mr. Smith
leaves a widow and several children,
and was the uncle of DR.. Smith. police
surgeon.
Injured by Knife
John Cow, IA years of age, 1855 Yale
street, suffered painful laceration in
his left foot yesterday morning when
a heavy carving knife with which he
was whiting fell from his hand and
struck the member. The boy was
taken to the receiving hospital where
the injury was treated and he then re-
turned to his home.
Messenger Boy Hurt
Simon Strauss, a messenger 16 years
of age, was thrown from car at
Fourth and Alvarado streets early yes
terday afternoon and sustained frac-
ture of the right collar bone. The boy
Is said to have endeaVored to board
the car while it was in motion. He was
taken to the receiving hospital, where
his injuries were treated.
Close of Term Lively
Almost week of festivities is making
the close of the school term at the
Pacific College of Osteopathy an en-
ioyable one for the students Mon
diva the senior BIS had their class
day. Tuesday the senior AS held forth,
Yesterday they passed in seeing the
orange groves, and tonight the COM
mencement exercises are to be held.
Thief Gets JeWeIry
More than $3.50 worth of jewelry was
stolen from Miss l.. Levy, l126 South
Grand avenue, by a thief who gained
entrance to the room through rear
window some time early yesterday
morning. A gold watch $l4 in money
a gold bracelet, a pearl studded locket,
two gold rings, two fountain pens, a
valuable necklace and pair of opera
glasses were taken.
Patrols Are Consolidated
The Merchants Fire Dispatch and
the Elms patrol have consolidated and
in the future the system under which
the two organizations have worked Will
be greatly enlarged and improved The
offices of the Merchants Fire Dlspatch
at 400 Wall street will be retained as
the main offices of the new company
and will be under charge of H. j.
Coates.
Salt Lake Woman Dies Here
Mrs. Myrtle Strange who was recent
ly married to James Strange, an eiec-
trician of Salt Lake City, and who came
here for her health six weeks ago To
visit her aunt. Mrs. M Burbridge' at
$40 West Pico street, died suddenly yes
terday morning, death being caused by
heart trouble. Mrs. Strange was the
daughter of the assistant chief of police
of Salt Lake CitY.l The body will be