Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-28

The Outwest club will give barbe-
cue and sports at Griffith park Sunday
morning. Members and invited guests
are requested to meet at Seventh street
and Broadway at o'clock.
Shoulder DisIocated by Fall
Mrs. Conner of 1926 West Fourth
street fell off of a car at Twelfth and
Main streets last night and suffered a
dislocation of her left SHOULDER. She
was treated at the receiving hospital.
Hundred Year Club Plans Outing
The Hundred Year club Of Los An
geles will have an outing at Ocean
Park on Thursday, July 49, Members
and friends intending to go will meet
at the Hill street depot to take the
90 o'clock car.
Accused of Mistreatlng Stepdaughter
Herbert e. Swift. a carpenter living
at 961 Harvard boulevard, was arrested
last night by Patrolman Frank e.
Mack and placed in the city jail on a
felony charge. Swift is accused of mis-
treating his 17-year- old step-daughter
Georgia Farman, for the past three
years. The young girl swore to the
warrant.
Elias Funeral Scheduled for Today
Oscar Elias, son of j. G. Elias, a
prominent barber, will be buried this
afternoon in Calvary cemetery. Fun
eral services will be held at p. M,
at the Plaza church. Young Elias
died at the family home. $50 Buena
Vista street, where the family has re-
sided for 26 years.
Dead After Long Illness
Mrs. Eta Stewart Fry, wife of A. e.
Fry, an engineer on the Southern Pa
cific, died at the family hame, 434
Cottage Home place, late Monday even
ing after a long Illness. Funeral SER
vices will be held this morning al
10 o'clock, the body to be taken
to the former home In Tulare for
burial.
Right of Way for Bridge Granted
The report Of the city engineer to the
council yesterday gave information OF
an agreement between the Santa Fe
railroad and the city of Los Angeles,
granting the latter the right of way
for the proposed Buena Vista street
viaduct. The balance of the report
consisted OF proposed ordinances for
street improvements, which were
passed.
Manhattan Case Continued
Police Justice Frederickson yester-
day continued until September 20 the
trial of II. Salway, former manager
of the Manhattan hotel, lib East
Third street, and two Japanese walters,
on a charge of violating the liquor
ordinance. The continuance was made
because of SalWays attorney being
engaged In the Broadhead trial in the
superior court.
Sustans Spralned Back
Ga. a IL al els
for the Harper g. Reynolds company
115 North Main street, sustained a
sprained back yesterday morning when
the elevator on which he was riding
fell from the second floor to the base
ment and threw him on the floor. He
was treated at the receiving hospital
and later was taken to his home at
Huntington Park.
Iron Worker Injured
Harry Wurzell, IAN ironworker OF
1861 East Seventh street, sustained
painful injuries when he fell from a
fire escape which he was assisting In
erecting at 732 South Broadway. He
suffered decorations on the forehead
a sprained right arm and bruises about
the face and body. He was taken to
the receiving hospital, where the police
surgeons dressed his wounds.
To Arrest Produce Dealers
Complaints charging eight merch-
ants with violations of the pure food
ordinance were sworn to in Police JUS
tfce Roses court yesterday and the
following produce dealers will be taken
into police court to answer charges OF
falling to keep their fruits and vese-
tables protected from flies and dirt. S.
r. Knapp, C. H. Dablanbis, 9. L. Jen-
nings, L. Luc, q. M. Wolcott, and A.