Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-11
AROUND TOWN
Concert at centr..I Park


Jenner's Greater Los Angeles band
will play a complimentary concert at
Central park Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock This band is led by Ray
Hastings, the youngest band director
in the city.
Protest Against Butchery
A meeting to protest against the mas
sacre of Armenians will be held to-
night at Blanchard hall, 233 South
Broadway. The speakers will be Rev.
e. S. Hodgin, Rev. Hugh K. Walker,
Rev. Edward Adams Cantrell and JOB
Hartman.
Photographers Are Invited
Mayor Alexander yesterday sent
telegram to the Grand Division of the
Order of Railway Photographers, now
holding its biennial convention at
Atlanta, Ga, to hold the next conven-
ton in Los Angeles. There are num-
Der of delegates from Los Angeles at
this convention and the telegram was
sent at their suggestion.
Prohibition Alliance to Meet
The Boyle Heights Prohibition alli-
ance will hold a meeting this evening
in the old Masonic hall, corner East
First and Chicago streets. Rev. T. w.
Emerson, a we'll known Prohibition
speaker will deliver an address. A
banquet for the members viii be served
at $3.50 o'clock, the evening program,
which will be open to the public, to
begin at o'clock.
Paid Fines for Speeding
Five autoists appeared in Police JUS
tice Roses court yesterday morning
and pleaded guilty to violating the
speed ordinance and paid fines. G. w.
Vananker, H. c. Lamb A. w. Crlppen
and H. L. Kimmeler were fined $50
nd Ia fined
So w. S. Boynton charged with a
similar offense, failed to appear, and
his bail of $15 was forfeited.
Burglars Enter Homes
C. w. McQuigg, 3O9 West Fortieth
place, reported to the police yesterday,
his home was entered through an open
bedroom window and two watches, a
chain and a ring were stolen.
While Mrs. A. V. George of 230 West
Twenty-second street, was at church
Sunday morning, a burglar, using a
pass key, entered her home and stole
q watch, neck chain, two pairs or
opera glasses and a mandolin.
Laid to Final Rest
Funeral services for Mrs. Thurza
King. Y. w. c. A. secretary, were
held yesterday afternoon in St PauPs
pro-cathedral, Rev William MacCor-
mack officiating. The association had
and white sweet peas, and the Esper-
ANA chapter, Eastern Star, had sent
floral emblem of the order. Burial was
made in Hollywood cemetery, where
the chimes played "Rock of Ages" The
order of Eastern Star officiated at the
grave.
Young Crap Shooters BaiIed
Six youths, Ralph Madaraga, A.
Turner, John Shearn, G. M. Show, Ray
Lennon and Joe ShultZ, ranging in age
from IS to 20 years, who were arrested
while shooting "craps" on the river
bank in Alhambra street by Patrolmen
Brown. Clifford and Gregory Sunday
morning, pleaded not guilty in Police
Justice Roses court yesterday morn
ing to charges of gambling and Will
appear for trial this afternoon. Their
bail was fixed at $40 each for their ap-
pearance in court at that time.
Boy Hit by Garvanza Car
Albert Schwerdfeter, 16 years old, of
719 East Forty-second street, driver of
a delivery wagon for wholesale
house, was painfully injured when he
was struck by Garvanza car on
Avenue 20 yesterday morning. He
suffered a laceration of the scalp and
numerous bruises about the body.
The injured lad was alighting from
his wagon to make a delivery and
failed to note the approaching car.
He was taken to the receiving hospital,
where his injuries were dressed.
Given More Time to Plead
w. H. Salway, manager of the Man
haitian hotel, the notorious resort con-
Quoted by "Chowder House Jim"
Dunno, who was arrested when the
police raided the place Saturday night,
appeared in Police Justice Frederick
sons court yesterday and asked for
+I,,oa m Mead IN q charge of violating
the liquor ordinance. He was allowed
until next Monday to plead. Salway is
at liberty under 5000 bail, and Kimi
Kusada and Harry SaSi. employees of
the resort, charged with similar Of
Tense, were released on $50 bail each.