Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-25
VIII Give Give conoert Today


VIII Give Give Concert Today
Rev A. Kahn of Butte, Mont, will
give concert at B'nai Birth hall, 521
West Pico, at 8 pa m. today.
Woman Socialists to Meet
A meeting of the Woman's Socialist
union will be held at 2:30 this after
noon at Howell hail. S14 South Main.
Mrs, Noles will speak on the "Condi-
tion of Working Women in Los An
geles."
Waiter Fined $25
1t cost Robert Brown, waiter in the
Old Heidelberg cafe at Chutes park, $25
for striking Henry Baer on the head
during a disagreement over 10 cents.
The fine was imposed by Justice Fred
erickson in police court yesterday
morning.
Occidental to Reopen September II
DR.. John Willis Baer, president of
Occidental college is expected to re-
turn about September 1 from the east,
where he has been spending the vaca-
tion in studying the educational work.
Occidental college will open the fall
semester September II.
Primaries Cost $4,000
The expenses of the recent primary
elections are estimated at something
over $4,000, including booth rent and
Other Items OIL a ike AAC Ca
pense for clerks, inspectors and judges
amounts to $1,000, and these officers
crowded the office of the county auditor
yesterday to receive the amounts due
them, So in each case.
Wanted for Board Bill
M. A. Miller wanted at San Diego
for jumping 500 board bill, was ar
rested at 1872 West Thirty-fifth street
by Deputy Sheriff Joe Sepulveda last
night. He will be held at the county
jail pending the arrival of Deputy
Sheriff George Cooley of San Diego,
who will arrive in Los Angeles today
and take charge Of the prisoner.
To Fetch "Wild Horse Hill"
Sheriff Bowles of Synder, Scurry
county Texas, arrived in Los Angeles
last night for the purpose of taking
into custody Wiley Hill, known as
wild Horse HILL" who has been held
at the county jail for several days on
a charge of being concerned in cattle
rustling in the Lone Star state. The
sheriff will leave Los Angeles this
morning with his prisoner.
Dies In Park
While walking in Elysian park yes
terday afternoon Mrs. Alice Williams of
1911 Bridge street, who has suffered
from tubercular trouble for number
of years, was seized with hemorrhage
and died within five minutes. The cor
oner ordered the body removed to the
J. D. Button undertaking establish
ment. Mrs. Williams was a sister of
j. w. Snowden of 1901 West Twenty
third street.
Jardine Released
The charges of passing worthless
checks made against J. B. Jardine, a
wealthy young man of San Francisco,
who was brought to this city several
days ago, were not sustained in Justice
Austin's court yesterday. 1t was shown
that he had money on deposit and also
draft. which he supposed was good
when the checks were issued. He was
released and will return to San Fran
cisco at once.
Will Go East to Be Married
Miss Nevada Bean, a graduate from
the county hospital, will take charge
of the Kaspare Cohn hospital during
the eastern trip of DR.. Sarah Vasen, the
superintendent. Miss Margaret Peter
son of the surgical department of this
hospital will leave this evening en- route
to New York, where she will be married
to DIR. MCDANIEL. DR.. and Mrs. McDan-
iell will come to Los Angeles, where
the doctor will enter practice.
Valuable Presents Lost
A suit case said to contain presents
from members of the royal family of
Germany was left on Pacific Electric
train at the Long Beach station last
Tuesday by Mrs. w. Robinson of 1856
Elm street. The presents were given
to Mrs. Robinson's mother during a
trip abroad and were greatly priced
by the family. Mrs. Robinson has asked
the police to assist her in recovering
the suit case.
Messenger Boy Guilty
Roy Anderson, messenger, Is years of
age pleaded guilty in Justice Fred
erickson's court yesterday to the theft
of $40. The money was given him to
take to the city Jail to pay the fine of
James Rogers. Justice Frederickson
said there should be a law prohibiting
boys from entering the messenger SER
vice before they are 21. The associa-
tions are such that 1t is almost impos-
sible for young boy to resist the evil
influences. He said Anderson will come
up for sentence today.
To Be Buried in Santa Ana
The body of w. w. Swamer, who was
found dead near the railroad tracks at
Glendale late Sunday afternoon, will be
taken to Santa Ana this morning, where
the funeral services will be held at II
o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Swamer
the parents of the dead man, reside at
that place. Mr.. Swamer, who was IS
years of age, resided at $50 West Ave-
nue. Fifty-three, Los Angeles. He was
formerly receiving clerk at Hambur-
gers store 1t is supposed that he had
gone to Glendale to visit brother who
resides there and that death was caused
by heart trouble.