Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
AROUND TOWN
Indiana Alumni to Meet

Indiana Alumni to Meet
The Indiana University Alumni will
meet next Saturday at o'clock at the
home of Everett Shepardson, 1l47 san
tee street
Lyceum to Meet
The Social Lyceum will meet Monday
at 1O:3O o'clock in Cleveland hall,
Walker theater building. An interest
ing program has been prepared.
Debate in Mammoth Hall
"Following Jesus: Is 1t Possible? Is
It Desirable? Is Any One in Los An
geles Doing It?' will be the topic of
debate next Wednesday evening IN
Mammoth hall. Rev. T. A. Williams
will take the affirmative and Edward
Adams Cantrell the negative,
Hostler Run Over
]. H. Turner, hostler, employed at
the Southern Pacific roundhouse, was
run over at Seventh street and Santa
Fe avenue last night and painfully in
tured He received lacerated wounds
of the head and bruises of the body. lie
was taken to the receiving hospital
Accused of Forgery
| Deputy District Attorney Veitch yes
terday issued a complaint against A.
Thomas, charging him with forging the
name of A. Cannady of the firm OF A.
| Cannady & Co., dealers in oil well sup
| plies. 691 North Main street, to three
checks for amounts aggregating 500.
| Daughters of Isis Meet
The Daughters of Isis were enter
tanned last Friday evening at the Los
| Angeles military academy on Hunting
ton drive. Although the affair was
principally for the nonresident mem
! bers, a large number of members from
! Los Angeles attended. kammermeyer s
orchestra furnished music.
Fined for Battery
e. ]. Bowen, a negro fireman, was
fined $25 by Police Justice Frederick
son yesterday for battery. Charles W..
Taylor, Pullman car porter, oeihg tne
victim. The attack on Taylor, which
resulted in his sustaining fracture OF
his shoulder blade, was the result OF
Ia dispute over a woman.
! Orders from Australia
AS an instance of the growth of their
trade the L. C. Pond company, 922 East
Third street. yesterday displayed a
large order for their goods to be
shipped to Australian points. This
company controls patents on number
of garden tools and novelties that are
finding ready market all over the
world.
To Hold Memorial Services
The Modern Woodmen of America
and the Royal Neighbors of America
will hold their regular memorial serV-
ices today. The Forester teams of the
camps will form at Fifth and Broad
wav at 1:9O D. m. and march to the hall.
j. w. Carrigan will make the address
at the hall and j. O. Burgess at Rose
dale cemetery.
Death Caused by Heart Disease
An autopsy performed by DR.. G. w.
Campbell on the body of Julia Knich-
rehen. a housekeeper for w. Il. Say
age. 72O West Seventh street, who was
found dead in her bed yesterday morn
ing. revealed death was the result of a
peculiar form of heart disease. The
woman had a brother, William Knich-
rehen, living at 1862 East Ninth street,
and two sisters, living at Pasadena.
Selling Lottery Tickets Charged
All Wing, arrested many times by the
police for alleged violation of the lot-
terv ordinance, was booked at central
police station last night by Patrolmen
Hartnagle and Level of the Chinatown
SQUAD for similar offense. 1t is said
he was found peddling lottery tickets.
hut his customers managed to escape.
He gave cash bond for his appearance.
in police court tomorrow morning ana
was released.
Run Down by Street Car
Patrick Haggerty, an aged soldier
who lives at Hillcrest went TO sleep
in-a thicket of weeds beside the Los
Angeles Pacific railroad track at Vine
ward station yesterday afternoon, ana
while still asleep got up and walked IN
front of an inbound Venice car lie
was thrown from the track and seri-
nd r1It fba head and
body. He was taken on the car which
struck him to the Fourth street depot
and from there sent to the receiving
hospital.
Arraiuned on Burglary Charge
Louis Basey. is years old. was ar
raigned in Police Justice F'rederickson
court yesterday on charge of bur
glary, and his preliminary examination
was set for June II. Basey, in COM
pany with Samuel G. Brockman 10
years old, is alleged to have entered
the store of II. Foladore at 804 South
Main street and stolen eight watches,
a dozen chains and a revolver. All the
stolen articles were recovertd by the
detectives who arrested the boys.
Brockman will be tried in the juvenile
court.
Woman Drops Dead
Mrs. Carl Nichols, employed as
dishwasher at the Iowa restaurant, 13l
South Broadway, dropped dead of
heart disease while she was eating
luncheon shortly after 8 o'clock. The
body was removed to the Bresee
morgue. The address and family of the
woman are not learned, as she had
worked at the restaurant but one
week and had told none of the persons
there anything about herself, She
leaves a son named Earl, who lives in
Los Angeles.
Gasoline ExpIodes; Damage $3.50
The cottage home of M. H. Bousch
at 1901 East Thirty ninth street was
damaged to the extent of $3.50 by fire
yesterday afternoon, caused by the eX-
plosion of a gasoline stove. Mrs.
Bousch was cooking supper and had
left the kitchen a few minutes when
she heard an explosion and found the
room in flames. The complete destruc-
ton of the house was prevented by the
prompt action of the fire department.
The loss is estimated at $3.50 on the
building and 5000 on the contents.