Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-25
AROUND TOWN
oyaI NeIahbors Go to Beach

Royal Neighbors Go to Beach
A joint picnic will be held by all the
Los Angeles lodges of the Royal Neigh
bors Of America Saturday at Playa del
Rey.
st. Louis Hartman Agent Here
j. G. Lowe, general agent for the
Hartman lines in st. Louis, Mo-, Is
stopping in Los Angeles for few days.
He is here for recreation.
Judge Works at Federation Club
Judge John D. Works will address
the subject, Gan Good Morals Be
Maintained in Large City?"
X. of p. to Go to Camp
The Third regiment, California bri-
gade, knights of Pythias, will go into
camp Saturday, August 2S, at Oak park,
Santa Barbara remaining until Sep
tember 6. Prizes for drill will be
awarded.
Minister'S Home Robbed
Thieves who were no respecters of
persons entered the home of Rev J. II.
Durbahn at 451 Casco street Monday
afternoon and stole three rings. Rev.
Durbahn reported the matter to the
police yesterday.
Miss Mary Foy Back Home
Miss Mary Foy of the San Rafael
. ranch returned yesterday from Arizo-
ma, where she has been in attendance
upon her sister. Miss Cora Foy, presi-
dent of the Womans orchestra, who
has ben seriously ill.
Dead Mans Brother Wanted
Chief Dishman received yesterday a
telegram from Elensburg, Wash, to
the effect that Thomas Mcnamara was
killed in that city Monday. The chief
was asked to make an effort to find
brother who is supposed to be in Los
Angeles.
Pacific Electric Outing Today
Tickets to the number of 1900 have
been issued to the employees of the
mechanical department of the Pacific
Electric railway for the first annual
outing, which will be held at Long
Beach today. Special trains will leave
at O'Clock this morning.
Attorney J. II. Blanchard III
James H. Blanchard attorney, is con-
fined to his homo, 919 West Second
street, by serious illness. Mrs Lucy
S. Blanchard, his wife, has suspended
her work with the Woman's Christian
Temperance union to remain at his
bedside.
Undertakers to Visit Los Angeles
A trainload of delegates to the annu-
al meeting of the National Undertake
ers' association, which is to be held in
Portland, is expected in Los Angeles
October s. The visitors will remain
here three days, taking side trips to
Mount Lowe and other points of in
terest.
Charged with Battery
Sebastian Batista, an italian ped
dler who is charged with battery, in
that he put tC r0ut four men in a row
over cents worth of carrots at the
Los Angeles city market Saturday,
pleaded not guilty in Police Justice
Williams court yesterday and his trial
was set for August 30 He was unable
to furnish $500 bail and was sent back
to Jail.
Liquor Case Continued
The trial of Frank Haddock and
Harry j. Miller, proprietors of the Bo-
hemia club in the Germaln building,
who were arrested on charge of vio-
/lating the liquor ordinance when the
police raided the place April 49, was
continued by Police Justice Chambers
yesterday until today because of the
absence of Miller who is supposed to
be out of the city.
Caught Fighting
r. Mena, a Mexican, became so in
terested in a fight he was waging with
q fellow countryman that he failed to
notice the approach of Patrolman Jag
gers at the Plaza late Monday night,
and as a result failed to make his es
cape and was arrested on a charge of
disturbing the peace. He pleaded
guilty to the charge and was sentenced
by Police Justice Williams to pay
fine of $25 or serve twenty-five days in
the city jail.
Ice Wagon Drivers Fight
John Hogan and Glenn zanders. en-
, ployed as drivers by rival ice dealers,
met in a restaurant at Fifth street and
Central avenue last night and after an
interchange of remarks about the busi>
ness being done by each, got into
rtw, in which dishes furniture and
other projectiles were thrown back
and forth. Both were arrested by
Sergeant Spellman and booked at CEN
trail station on charges of disturbing
the peace.
Boys Accused of Burglary
George Stafford, II years old. of 1886
Georgia street, and Charles Goldsmith,
aged 18, of 955 South Grand avenue,
were arrested last night by Detectives
Ritch and Roberds and placed in the
detention home on a charge of bur-
glary. They are alleged to have en-
tered the cigar store of James Kline
at 1911 Georgia street last Friday night
and to have stolen 1000 cigars, which
they afterward sold to a Greek ped
dler for $40.
Pleads Not Guilty to Battery
Meyer Weisberger, a collector, was
arraigned in Police Justice Williams
court yesterday on a charge of bat
terry preferred by Abe Breitstein a
merchant of 446 South Main street. He
pleaded not guilty and will be tried be-
fore a jury September l. According to
Breitsteins story to the deputy dis
trct attorneys, he owed a small bill,
and when Weisberg entered the place
to collect the money he used abusive
language and then struck the COM
ua1yara1 finnac