Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-04
AROUND TOWN
Picnic at Sycamore Grove

To Picnic at Sycamore Grove
Former workers and missionaries in
Utah will hold a picnic beginning at 10
O'Clock Thursday morning in Sycamore
park.
Change In Owls Time
Beginning Sunday, the Southern Pa
cinc Owl will leave Los Angeles for
San Francisco and San Francisco for
Los Angeles at p. m. instead of 3
p. m.
Fellowship to Picnic
The Los Angeles Fellowship will hold
a picnic at Playa Del Rey Saturday,
August 7. There will be games, races,
bathing, boating and dancing. Special
car leaves Hin street station at $3.50
o'clock. Members and all friends are
cordially invited.
Robbed by Friends
Declaring that he had been robbed
by three negroes with whom he had
been drinking, James Dalton of SOM
erset appeared at the central police
station yesterday and told the detec-
tives he had been relieved of $11.35 and
a ticket to Somerset.
Killed Accidentally
A verdict Of accidental death was
rendered by a coroners jury at the in
quest held over the body of Frank
Garcia, an aged Mexican who was
killed by Pacific Electric car in Mis-
sion road Sunday No relatives of the
dead man have been located and he
will be buried in the potter's field.
Charged with Battery
Because he did not approve of the
orders given him by a health inspec-
tor, Tony Quattrich, proprietor of a
fruit stand, became angry, it is alleged,
and struck Il. f. Drummond, an in
spector of the health department. The
latter appeared at the police station
yesterday and swore to a complaint
charging QuattNch with battery
Verdict of Accidental Death
Coroner Hartwell yesterday signed a
certificate of accidental death in the
case of Arthur Odemar of TAI West
Seventeenth street, who died as the re-
suit of burns sustained by the eXplo-
sion of a quantity of coal oil. Funeral
services will be held at o'clock today
at the home of Odemar and the body
will be cremated at Rosedale cemetery.
Escape Jail
1t was stated in yesterdays Herald
that r. B. Furgeson and James Merry,
arrested Sunday afternoon in Central
park, charged with addressing a meet
gng in violation of the city ordinance,
were sent to Jail in default of bail. 1t
was learned today that the bail was
procured Immediately after they were
aIsraigned and they were not sent to
jail
Man Burned Slightly
J.. c. Jensen was burned slightly yes
terdAy morning when he attempted to
extinguish a pile of blazing rubbish in
the airshaft of a rooming house at 1875
East Fourth street, of which he is the
proprie tor. The fire department re-
sponde1 to an alarm which had been
turned Pn and eXtinguished the flames
wthoutA any trouble. The damage is
estimated at $40.
Cyclist Swears Out Warrant
A complaint charging r. e. Wilson
with battery was issued yesterday and
was sworn to by Raymond Yale. Ac
cordng to the latter's story to the
prosecuting attorney, he was riding his
wheel at Twelfth street when he acci-
dentally ran over Wilson's feet The
latter became angry and knocked Yale
to the pavement and beat him bru-
tally, it is alleged.
To Bury Accident Victim
Funeral services over the body of
Jesse w. Mowers who died as a result
of injuries sustained by falling into
thirty-five foot excavation at the site
of the new hall of records Saturday,
will be held at the Cathedral of st.
Vibiani at 9 o'clock today and inter-