Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-15

The Federated Improvement association
VIII hold Its regular meeting in the assem-
bly, room of the Chamber of Commerce
building Thursday evening. December ls
Hon. John W. Mitchell viii deliver an ad-
dress on city Building"
Clothes Thief Guilty
Lee Simpson. charged with stealing a
new suit OF clothes from a friend. pleaded
guilty In Police Judge Frederickson's court
yesterday TO a charge of petty larceny and
was sentenced to pay a fine OF $40 or serve
forty days in the city jail
Game Hog Fined
william Creciat a commission and pro-
duee merchant accused of having in his
possession forty-two ducks, seventeen in ex-
cess of the limit provided by law. pleaded
guilty in Police Judge Fredericksons court
yesterday and was fined s25.
To Serve Fifty Days
Jose Robledo. who pleaded guilty in Po-
lice Judge Frederickson's court Monday to
n charge OF stealing gold stickpin from
a local department store, was sentenced
yesterday to pay fine of $50 serve the
alternative OF fifty days in the city jail
Robledo did not have the money and went
to jail.
Speed Maniacs Fined
g. L. Phillips pleaded guilty In Police
Judge Frederckson's court yesterday to a
charge of driving his auto In excess of the
limit provided by law and fined S25
l. r. Marr and II. +. Bryan entered like
pleas to similar offenses and were released
under suspended sentences OF $25 or twenty
Ave days.
Club Will Receive
The Federation club will observe Good
Government day today with a luncheon at
the club rooms at 1915 O'clock The good
government candidates recently elected will
be present and will meet the members of
the club in an informal reception preceding
the luncheon. Addresses will be made by
prominent men.
Addresses Civic Club
Marshall Stlmson addressed the Civic
club Of the University of Southern California
at its regular meeting last evening at the
university. His subject Good Gov
ernment, a Reality" Mr.. Stimson gave a
resume OF the recent campaign and pre-
dicted a new era OF prosperity for Los An
gees in working out it's large civic ideals.
Addresses Brotherhood
Judge John D. Works made an address
before the Congregational Brotherhood at
the Federation club yesterday noon. Jo-
siah Andrews, councilman -elect also made
an address, Judge Works said that he saw
no reason why Los Angeles should not have
a claan economical administration under
the new officials, with Mayor Alexander at
the head.
Construction Work Starts Soon
The Los Angeles Railway company soon
will begin the construction of an extension
of the West Adams car line between Ar
lington and West Adams. the present ter
minus and Eleventh avenue and West
Adams street. The extensions will be COM
pleted in two months, according to the
statements of the railroad officials. The
length Of the extensions will be two-thirds
OF q mile.
Street 5rawIers Guilty
Angelo Amadri, Manuel Delape and Fred
erieo Asti. who with others alleged to
have participated in battle royal over
the ownership of a dilapidated ACCORDION.
which resulted in Almettl Arturo receiving
Ave cuts from a said TO have been
welded by Asti, pleaded guilty in Police
Nudge Frederickson's court yesterday to
charges Of battery and were fined $25 each,
which they paid