Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-07


list, will have charge. Ie writes the
songs he sings. Come and bring your
friends. You will never regret hearing
him.
Organize Laymen's Branch
branch of the National Interde-
nominational Laymens missionary
movement was organized in Los An
geles yesterday at the Church Fedora
ton ]. ]. Warren was elected chair
man; Giles Kellogg, vice chairman; f.
d. r. Moote, secretary. and Charles
Baskerville. treasurer.
Nose Broken by Fall
C. E. Darling aged g. a messenger,
sustained a bad laceration and frac-
ture of the nose by being Knocked by
a team from his bicycle while riding at
fast speed on Main street. at Thirty
second street. He was treated at the
receiving hospital and later taken to
his home, S011s Pico street.
New Trials Ordered
New trials were yesterday ordered by
Judge Wilbur In the cases of George
Crocker and James Roddick, charged
with the Illegal selling of liquor in
drug stores. The cases come to the
superior court on appeal from Long
Beach. March 10 was set as the date
for the men to enter their pleas.
Body to Be Sent to San Jose
The funeral of Rev. Allen BARLEY will
be held this morning at 1890 o'clock at
the chapel of Pierce Bros Rev. Mr..
BARLEY was formerly pastor of the
Methodist church at Randsburg and
died at his home, $40 West Fourth
street. The body will be taken to San
Jose for interment.
Attempt to Rob Dye House
A broken panel discovered yesterday
morning in the rear door of the Suiti-
forum, S19 East Fifth street, showed
that an attempt had been made during
the night to rob the dye house, but 1t
is believed the robbers were frightened
away by the approach of a patrolman
or pedestrian. The place was not en-
tered.
Thinks Salary Too Small
Former Fire Chief John Campion of
Chicago. who is here with the White
Sox ball team, inspected the fire de-
partment of Los Angeles yesterday and
complimented Chief Lips on its excel
lence. but thinks the fire chief of a city
as large as Los Angeles should have a
better salary and that the appropria-
lions for the department should be
more generous.
Says Arrest Was SpiteWork
e. p. Walton, manager of the South
ern Detective agency, who was charged
by Harry Wright, former restaurant
inspector, with issuing worthless checks.
was discharged by Police Justice Aus
tin yesterday. Walton, it is said, now
alleges his arrest was caused because
he refused to graft extortion on the
part of a minor official who claimed to
represent men higher up"
Will Hold Services
Service will he held in the b. b. hall,
SCI West Pico street, by the Sinai con-
gregation this morning at $3.50. Rabbi
Myers will preach at ii o'clock. On
Sunday morning at 1920 o'clock the
children of the religious and Hebrew
school will hold a memorial service UNI
der the direction of Rabbi Myers in
memory of the children that were
burned in the school in Ohio.
Sues for Damages
Claiming his right knee was crushed
and that he had sustained a conclusion
of the brain through the negligence or
the Los Alamitos Sugar company or
Los Alamitos, James E. Cox, IL years
old, filed suit against the company yes
terday in the superior court, asking for
damages in the sum of $4,000 Cox
was employed as a worker on dump
carts and says the tracks were UNSAFE.
Cowboys Escape Trial
Five cowboys, r. j. Murray, Wallace
and Harry Paget, John Parker and
MERGED Valdez, all members of a horse
show troupe, were arraigned in Police
Justice Austin's court yesterday on a
charge of stealing $3.50 worth of saddles
and blankets February IL from J. ~.
Ansel. The riders were arrested by
officers Rico and Talamantes, but were
released because of insufficient evil