Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-15
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cabman Arrested
d. r. Lusk OF the Lusk Cab company
was arrested last night charged with
dlsorderly conduct He was found ON
Washington and Main streets by Patrol
man Walsh.
Thrown from Wagon
u. Borman Glendora, laborer. was
thrown from a wagon yesterday morn
ing on Central avenue. The mans
right elbow was fractured and he was
severely bruised. Glcndora was taken
to the receiving hospital for treat
ment.
VIII Hold Medal Contest
A silver meadal oratorical contest
will be held tonight I'm Woodbury. hail
under the auspices OF the Woman's
Prohibition Party club. Young women
will take part I'm the contest, for which
they have been specially trained. A
musical program will be rendered.
Pool Room Keeper Arrested
W. w. Harris, proprietor of the pool
room at Fifty-third and San Pedro
streets was arrested last night by
Policeman Walsh on a charge of vlolat-
inging the gambling ordinance lie
was released on $50 bail. 1t Is alleged
that Harris has been allowing crap
shooting and other gambling in his
place.
Sentenced for Larceny
r. Bender and Peter Rodgers were
sentenced to ten days each on u charge
of petty larceny by Police Justice
Chambers yesterday The men are
said to have stolen n small quantity
of copper WIRE They were arrested by
Detectives Zeigler ant Hosick. They
are both young men and have never
been arrested before and for this rea-
son they were given light sentences.
Rescue Mission Worker Arrives
Melville T.. Trotter, superintendent of
the largest rescue mission in the world,
and brother of VIII E. Trotter superin-
tendent of the Union Rescue mission
of Los Angeles, arrived in this city yes
terday from the east. He will address
the Y. NJ. c. A. mass meeting Sunday
afternoon and will take an active part
In 1fe,tt l.
He Is guest at the Hotel Trenton.
Auditorium Officers Elected
The second annual meeting of the
Auditorium company resulted in the
election of Richard Breen president;
c. r. Harris first vice president and
general manager Mrs. Robert J. Bur-
dette, second vice president; Mattison
B. Jones. secretary, and William Mead,
treasurer. These officers, together
with f. w. Davies, j. A. Rosenthal
and T. b. Comstock, constitute the
board of directors.
Old Resident Dies
William Koopman, who had resloed
the past nineteen years at 1407 South
Union avenue, died last evening after a
long illness, aged 50 years Mr.. Koop-
man retired from active business many
years ago. He leaves a widow and five
children, Mrs. Dora Jagow, Mrs. Mary
Thomas, Charles and Fred Koopman of
Los Angeles and Henry Koopman of st.
Louis Arrangements for the funeral
have not been made.
Y. w. C. A. Has Visitor
Mrs. George Gleason, wife of the Y.
NJ. c. A. secretary at Osaka, Japan,
was visitor at the Y. w. C. A. head
quarters yesterday. Mrs. Gleason was
accompanied by her little daughter Eli
zabeth and her mother, Mrs. e. w.
Barton of Philadelphia. Mrs. Gleason
with her mother will await her hus-
band here, when they will proceed to
Philadelphia, to remain during his
furlough.