Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-17

Services at Christian Church
At the Broadway Christian church
b. f. Coulter, the minister, will preach
at the IL o'clock service Sunday morn
ing. J. c. Hay, the assistant minister,
will preach In the evening at 1885
o'clock
Murphy to Speak
The usual Murphy gospel temperance
meeting will be held Sunday night at
Blanchard hall. The Angelus male
quartet and Miss Matte Scherer will
sing. Tom Murphy will address the
prisoners at the stockade Sunday art
ernoon at o'clock.
Signal Corps Outing
Forty members of the First company,
signal corps, will spend Sunday on the
ranch of First Lieut.. Bathey near Ia
Crescenta. Part of the company Went
up yesterday. and the remainder, headed
by Capt. II. w. Slotterbeck and Lieuts-
Bathey and Brown, will leave today.
The company will return Monday.
Fines Speedy Ones
Police Justice Frederickson assessed
a number of fines against vfolators OF
the automobile speed ordinance yester-
day morning. II. Fallen paid a fine or
$25; H. M. Kettle was fined $15 and
execution of sentence suspended; ID.
Requa paid $40, and G. L. White set
tied for S..
Raid Japanese
officers Maehl, Campbell and Carey
of Detective Browns force raided a
pool room conducted by K. Izumuda,
Japanese. in Santa Monica canyon
yesterday. The proprietor was arrested
and the place ordered closed until a
license is procured. Izumuda later
pleaded guilty and was fined 500.
Her Home Robbed
Mrs. C. ]. Hartman, 1916 West First
street, reported to the police yesterday
that some time Thursday afternoon
her home had been entered and two
bracelets, revolver, a gold watch and
STA stolen. Mrs. Hartman was absent
at the time of the robbery and en-
trance was evidently gained by pass
key.
Blacksmith Missing
Thomas Hunyet, a blacksmith, living
at 7041h West Third street, was report
ed to the police last night as missing
and their aid asked in locating him.
Hunyet, who conducted a shop at sos
East First street, disappeared on
March so, and as he is said to have had
quite a sum of money with him his
friends fear that he has met with foul
play.
New Observer Arrives
w. e. Bennett, who has relieved w.
. d. Fuller as observer of the local Of
fee of the weather bureau, has arrived
in Los Angeles with his family and has
taken up his work under Forecaster A.
B. Wollaber. Mr.. Bennett came from
the Buffalo, N. Y, office of the weather
bureau, which is the office from which
Mr.. Wollaber was transferred to the
Pacific coast.
Carries Weapons
F.. C. Kirk, the foreman of Third
street livery barn, was arrested last
night by Patrolman Beals and placed
in central station on the charge of
carrying concealed weapons. 1t Is al
legged that Kirk had had quarrel with
a stableman, who threatened to do him
bodily harm. To protect himself, kirk
stated, he had gone to his home and
secured a revolver, a pair of brass
knuckles and a knife.
Accused of Defraudlng Inn Keeper
Carl Barnett, salesman for fumi-
eating compound, was arrested at his
home, S5S East Thirty-fifth street, by
Detectives Zeigler and Beaumont last
night on a warrant sworn out in San
Diego charging him with defrauding an
inn keeper Barnett, it is alleged, was
stopping at the Hotel Robinson, and
when his bill reached the sum of $240
and he could not pay 1t, slipped his
baggage out the back way at night and
came to Los Angeles.