Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-14
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cortez in jail

CorteZ in jail
M. Cortez, charged with introducing liquor
TO the Yuma Indian reservation was brought
10 Los Angeles yesterday by federal officers
and placed in the county Jail Cortez was
unable to furnish $500 bonds required
Electrical Engineers to Meet
The American Institute of Electrical
Engineers of Los Angeles will hold It's
next meeting Tuesday evening, January
10, at $3.50 o'clock. Supper will be served
at that hour at the Pacific Electric grill
To Address Fellowship
Victor Harris. editor of the Bnai Birth
messenger. will speak on "A Jewish View of
Jesus before The Los Angeles Fellowship at
the Art Gallery annex, fourth floor, Blanchard
building. 232 South Hill street, on Thursday
evening at o'clock.
Bitten by Horse
Elmer Mallory, an expressman living at
S01h West Pico street, was treated at the
receiving hospital yesterday for a wound, the
result of being bitten by his horse He was
tying the animal to post when it seized him
with its teeth and tore a piece of flesh from
the left side of his chin.
Concert at HoIIenbeck Home
An enjoyable concert was given yesterday
afternoon in the chapel of the Hollenbeck
Home for Aged Women. Those who helped
make the occasion a happy one for the in
mates of the home We're Mrs Bessie Thew
Miller in an original monologue; Miss Ella
MacGlashan, pipe organ selections, and Edna
Zyl Mode, whistling solos,
To Celebrate Requiem Mass
solemn anniversary requiem mass
will be celebrated for the late Archbishop
Montgomery this morning at 10 o'clock at
St. Agnes church. Rev. c. Molony the
pastor, will be celebrant, assisted by Rev
George Donahoe, deacon, and Rev. James
Reardon as SUBJ deacon. Music for the
qSc Wi he Inv % +l,o 1it,-
Snake Owner Pleads
c. A Bell, proprietor of a snake show at 34s
South Main street, pleaded not guilty in Police
Justice Austin's court yesterday morning to
charge of allowing children under II years of
age to frequent his place of amusement when
they we're not accompanied by an adult His
arrest resulted from his allowing little ten
year-dd Hildegarde Leuenberg to remain IN
the dfn where the snakes are kept.
Fine Chickens Stolen
Evidently a thief with discriminating taste
for fine, fat chickens stole twenty-five chick
ems from the yard of Mrs T. B. Goodwin at
$40 Forth Main street. The man entered the
chicken house last Friday and took eighteen
hens He evidently liked the fowls for he
returned Tuesday night and took four more
chickens, including prize Buff Cochin rooster
Tho thefts were reported to the police yester-
day. morning.
EFct Hospital Directors
1T the annual meeting of the Good Samari-
qected to serve directors for the ensuing
FEARS: The Rev. JOS H. johnson, DID,
LID; The Very Rev VIM. Mccormack,
Mrs. c. j. Fox, Mrs JOS H. Johnson Mrs
B. M. Wotkyns; Mrs w. L. Wills, Miss E. c.
IMcCullough, Miss Mary B. Elliott Mrs Kate
is. Vosburg, Count Jaro Won Schmidt, Mr.
Gregory Perkins, jr.
Guilty of Wife Beating
Her eyes discolored, and herself suffering
considerable pain from injuries sustained
when she beaten by her husband last
Sunday. Mrs Carrie Christ of 72O1a North
Main street testified in Police Justice
Austin's court yesterday against her hus-
band Rudolph Christ, former petty officer
on a German man-of-war, charged with
battery. Christ was found guilty and will
be sentenced Friday.
Woman Raises Disturbance
Mrs. A. Barber, the wife of a moving
picture operator employed at the Oriental
theater on East First street is said to have
gone to the place last night and started
row on 'the stage of the theater. She and
her husband and T. Imoto, one of the pro-
Prietors OF the theater were arrested by
Patrolmen Mumford, Glenn and Stevens.
The woman was charged with drunkenness
and the men with disturbing the peace
To Give Benefit Ball
The Young Zionist association will give
a benefit ball in aid of the Italian earth
quake sufferers at Kramer's hall, February
The proceeds will be turned over to the
Italian relief committee. The committee
in charge of the affair is composed Of
Samuel Herman, Nathaniel Schireson J
Cummins, D. Blumberg, A Horswitz e
M Finkenstein, Frank Finkenstein. Rose
Coglan, jeanette and Frances SHAPIRO.
Laura Sentch and j. Fisher.
Steal Nearly All His Stock
When Chilles Epifanos, proprietor Of a cigar
and fruit store at 1911 North Main street
entered his place of business yesterday he
was astonished to find that almost all of his
stock of cigars tobacco and bottled soda
water had been removed Burglars who
gained entrance by means of pass kew
through rear door must have visited the
store. The proprietor reported the loss to the
police, and said he had noticed three suspi-
cious persons lettering about his store shortly
before he closed Tuesday night