Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-31
AROUND TOWN
Returns from Vacation

nStuTTS ITOm NdCdIiOH
DR.. o. o. witherbee has returned
from a six weeks vacation passed II
cruise up the coast to Seattle and
Puget Sound
Given 1870 Days for Stealing
George O'Neil pleaded guilty in Po-
lice Justice Frederickson's court yes
terday to a charge of stealing suit
OF clothes and several other articles
from the room of William Knox al
24515 East First street Sunday morn
ing and was sentenced to servo 1S(
days in the city workhouse.
Fined for Street Disturbance
Because he created n disturbance OF
q street car at Fourth street and
Broadway and used profane language
in disputing with the conductor about
a transfer, Charles Roberts was SEN
/ tenced by Police Justice Frederickson
Yesterday to pay fine of $5 or serve
We alternative of five days in jail.
snies He Stole Coat
y w. Kestbaum pleaded not guilty In
Police Justice Frederickson's court
yesterday to a charge of stealing a
coat valued at So from S. Rosenblum,
an East First street merchant, and his
trial was set for today. The police
say Kestbaum is responsible for sew
eral other petty thefts from East First
street merchants.
Bad Checks Cause Trouble
r. e. Faris, VINO. the police say, has
passed a number of worthless checks
on various Los Angeles merchants,
was arraigned in Police Justice Will
liams court yesterday on a charge OF
passing fictitious checks and his pre-
lirninary examination was. set for Sep
tember 4. He was unable to furnish
$500 bail and was sent back to Jail.
Zuber's Sentence Suspended
Jacob Zuber, foreman of a street paw
Ing gang, who pleaded guilty in Police
Justice Williams court Saturday to a
charge of assault, appeared in court
yesterday afternoon and was released
under a suspended sentence of $25 or
twenty-five days. Zuber is alleged to
have thrown a pick handle at a team
ster who was attempting to drive
through a closed part of the street
: where Zuber and his men were work.
ing.
Troubles Are Plllng Up
Norman !. Wilson, a machinist en-
ployed at the Southern Pacific shops,
after being found guilty by Police JUS
tice Williams on a charge of battery
preferred by Mrs. Wilson and fined
$50 or fifty days, was served with sum
AlOAo " dPPCcl OiNOkC0
instituted against him. Wilson ad-
mitted having slapped his wife. He
declared "too much mother-in-law''
explains the entire affair."
Rivals Quarrel; Pay SIS Each
Fl. Hamilton and c. Fl. Keller prob
ably in the future will select a better
place than public street corner to
quarrel over woman with whom both
d are Keeping company. They were ar
rested by Patrolman McCarron at
Fifth and San Pedro streets while en-
gagged In heated discussion. They
pleaded guilty in Police Justice Fred
4 erickson's court yesterday to a charge
Nof disturbing the peace and were fined
\ each.
Armenlans Pay $15 Fines
Samson Katanfi, who stood up in
4 Police Justice Williams court yester-
4 day when the name of Samson Cat
nip" was called by the bailiff, and
Minus Perronian, who responded when
Ethe same officer called out "Minus Pc
runa," who with other Armenians en-
gagged in free-for-all fight at Fourth
and Gless streets several days ago,
pleaded guilty to charges of disturbing
1.-THE peace and were fined SIS each. Be-
cause of insufficient evidence against
the Others tho charges against them
were dismissed.
Naturopaths Elect Officers
At the yearly meeting of the State
Association of Naturopathic Physi-
clans of California held at $50 South
Hope street the following officers were
elected: President, DR. Carl Schultz,
Los Angeles; first vice president, DR..
Ellen Schultz, Los Angeles second
vice president, DIR. Margaret c. Goet-
\ tyer Los Angeles; third vice president,