Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-22
AROUND TOWN
Indiana Society to Meet


The Indiana society of Los Angeles
Will bold its monthly meeting tomor-
row evening in Maple hail. Fraternal
Brotherhood building.
Records Not G5od
John LOTUS and John OBrien al
legged by the police to be former con-
victs and peddlers of phony jewery
were arrested last nighc by Detectives
Ingram and Zeigler and booked at
central station on suspicion
Dies at Hospital
Mrs. Rosie Nigro, who came to Los
Angeles with her husband Marco Nj
gro, from Walensburg, Colo, with the
Elks, and who remained for her health,
died yesterday at the California hos
pital. The body will be taken to the
Colorado home, accompanied by Mr.
Nigro.
Charged with Theft
Charged with stealing a suit of
clothes from Japanese, NJ. Rodriguez
who was captured after a short chase
Tuesday night, was arraigned i'm Police
Justice Frederickson's court yesterday
on charge of burglary, and his pre-
llminary examination was set for
July %.
Arnerioh Case Continued
Because of the attorney for the de-
fense having to leave for Seattle, the
preliminary examination of George p.
Arnerich, proprietor of the Good Fell
lows Grotto, 341 South Main street,
charged with bribery. was continued
by Police Justice Rose yesterday to
August II.
Druggist Fined
John u Bodenman, proprietor of a
drug store a Temple street and Broad
way. changed his plea of not guilty to
a. plea of guilty to charge of violating
the liquor ordinance, and was fined 800
by Police Justice Williams yesterday.
G. F. Shreyer, charged with n similar
offense, entered a like plea and was
fined $50.
Body to Be Taken to France
Maurice Sleu. 25 years old, who had
lived in Los Angeles The past ten
months, died yesterday ut his home on
Crestwood way, Eagle Rock valley.
Rr. Bleu was a native of France
where his father is a member of a
noble family. The body will be taken
TO France for burial Mr. Bleu's wife
will remain I'm Los Angeles
Chinese Fined
For violating the lottery ordinance
Wong Wing, Tom Chung and Lao Tung
were fined $50 each by Police Justice
Frederickson yesterday. Guam Sing,
who pleaded that it was his first Of
fense at violating the lottery ordinance
was fined S25. The men were arrested
several days ago. when the police
raided several places in Chinatown.
To Deport Chinese
Six Chinese who were convicted of
being in the United States Illegally
were taken to San Francisco yesterday
by United States Marshal Fred Durlin,
to be deported. On his arrival at San
Francisco Durlin will stop at Oakland
and take into custody Ham Hi. who
has just completed a six months term
I'm San Quentin on a forgery charge.
He also will be deported.
Body Taken North
Short funeral services were held yes
terday morning over the body of Brig
Gen. Charles e. Compton ard the
body was taken on the Owl train last
night for burial in the military GEM
etery near the Preside, near san
Francisco. Gen. Compton died Tues
day ut the home of his son. Paul
Compton, 149 Sycamore avenue, Hol-
lywood,
To Hold Medal Contest
The Los Angeles w. c. T. U. will
hold matrons' silver medal oratorical
contest this afternoon in the First
Methodist church. Mrs. Lucy s.
Blanchard, who recently won a pro-
hibitlon contest medal, VIII be one OF
the contestants today Others COM
peting will be Mrs. Jessie #. Simon,
MIS. GIlIld 1tODeTIS, 1rS. BGlIe SeY- /
mour Mrs. Edith Humphrey and Mrs.
Lillian M. Gress.
Disorderly House ALLEGED
Charged with conducting a disorderly
house at S1Ss South Spring street, Butch |
and Clara Tilley were araigned in Po- |
lice Justice Roses court yesterday and
were given until Friday to plead. The
alleged disorderly house was raided
short time ago and several inmates
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leys escaped, but were arrested on a
warrant at the Waterville rooming
house, Seventh street and Maple ave-
nue., Tuesday night.
Charges Embezzlement
Sam Norris of the firm of Morris
Bros. Hardware company swore to a |
complaint in police court yesterday
charging H. M. Ausler, a real estate
dealer with felony embezzement. Ac- |
cording to the story of the complain |
ant Ausler Is said to have been given
a deposit of 500 on house which |
Norris wished to purchase, and later,
when negotiations for Ahe property
f. ed, refused to return the money
Ausler is thought to be at Seattle.
Pays 500 Fine
John Chambers, a travelling salesman
for an eastern chemical company, who
pleaded guilty Tuesday to a technical
charge of Vagrancy, was sentenced by |
Police Justice Frederickson yesterday
to pay fine of 500 or serve 100 days
in the city Jail. He paid his fine and
was released. Chambers is accused of |
having represented himself to be
physician, and with having made i'm
proper proposals to girls who made
applications to him for a position as an
office assistant.
Burglaries Reported
Three burglaries were reported to the
police yesterday. The home of Charles
Sadler, 734 East Twenty-fourth street,
was entered and a revolver and a pair
of cuff buttons stolen. A. Ferrario,
proprietor of a saloon at $40 San Fer
nando street, reported that his place
was entered and $17 taken from the
cash register. A thief entered the store
of the California Souvenir company,
1916 South Main street, and stole $135
from the cash register and a pair OF
shoes and banjo.