Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-06
AROUND TOWN


AsRecoverlng from Pneumonia
Mrs Dexter Samson, who has been
confined to her home, 1888 Wilton
place, with pneumonia, Is now con-
valescent.
Barber Shop Robbed
Five razors, a hone, several pairs of
clippers and other articles were stolen
from the barber shop of Fred Walker,
412 East Fifth street.
Cash Drawer Rifed
Entrance to the store of George Kin;
379 Macy street, was effected late
Tuesday night by means of pass key
and SLAB taken from the cash drawer.
Humane Organization to Meet
The Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals will meet Tuesday,
Nav Ii, at o'clock in the afternoon,
at Blanchard music hall, 232 South Hill
street
Give Complimentary Concert
A complimentary concert will be ten
dered the officials and citizens of Los
Angeles by Moore and his band at Cen
trail park, Sixth and Hill streets, Fri
day afternoon, May z.
Georgians to Meet
The Georgia society will meet Friday
evening at Maple hall, Fraternal
Brotherhood building, on Figueroa
street. near Ninth. A program of music
and reading will be given
Funeral of Charles Yaw
Funeral services for Charles Bell
Yaw, brother of Ellen Beach Yaw, will
be held this afternoon at O'Clock at
the chapel of Bresee Bros, DR.. Day
to officiate. Burial will be in Rosedale
cemetery.
Auto Speeders Fined
Five autoists pleaded guilty In Police
Justice Fredericksons court yesterday
morning to charges of violating the
speed ordinance and were fined $40
each. Those who paid fines are w. Es
Werner, W. r. Biggs. e. Caddagn, ].
Merserau and F, w. Fernholtz.
Fellowship Conversation
what must 1 do to be saved?" will
be the topic of the discussion by the
Los Angeles Fellowship at the regular
weekly conversation this evening at
O'Clock in the Art Gallery annex
Blanchard building, 232 South Hill
street, under the leadership of Reynold
e. Blight. The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
Liquor Dealer Arraigned
Helm Schmidt, proprietor of the Eu-
reka cafe, 244 South Main street, was
arraigned in Police Justice Frederick
sons court yesterday on charge OF
maintaining the business of q whole
necessary license. He asked time to
plead and was allowed until 10 o'clock
Friday morning to enter plea to the
charge.
Crushed Beneath House
Coroner Calvin Hartwell yesterday
signed a certificate of accidental death
in the case of Abner r. Collins of 6432
Elgin street, who died at the California
hospital Tuesday night from injuries
fol I'D xrrf1nf q he a eli ST
ing in moving at Garyanza Monday
afternoon slipped from it's foundation
and crushed Collins, who was working
beneath it.
Lodge to Conduct Services
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Mar
koff, 3716 South Main street, will be
held this afternoon at 2 o'clock in Me-
mortal hall. l. o. o. F. building. in
charge of Paloma lodge, Rebekahs
Mrs. MarlSoff, who had resided in Los
Angeles the past twenty-five years,
went east about six weeks ago and
died at the home of relatives in Mil
waukee last Sunday. Her husband
died six years ago and an only son a
year later, since which time she had
declined in health. The body will be
buried by the side of her husband and
son in Hollywood cemetery.
Accused of Shoplfting
Mrs A. Turner, an apparently re-
spectacle woman of middle age was
arrested at the Jacoby department
store late yesterday afternoon by De-
tectjves Ingram, Beaumont and Cowan
and booked at central station on sus-
picion. 1t is alleged that Mrs. Turner
stole from the Jacoby store a small
package containing laces and ribbons.
The detectives searched her rooms on
North Flower street, near First street.
. and took silk dress and an ostrich
plume which she claims as her prop
erty. She will be presented in police
court this morning