Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-09
AROUND TOWN
kansas PeonLe to Picnic

Kansas People to Picnic
The Concordia CKansas) association expects
T. hold its winter picnic in Eastlake park
next Wednesday. If rainy the picnic will be
postponed until the next pleasant Wednesday.
Post and Corps to Meet
Kenesaw post No. 1O6, and Kenesaw w. r.
G No. p. will hold an open meeting the
evening of February H. Rev. Mr.. Forbes will
deliver a patriotic address. Friends of the
post and corps invited.
Escapes from Detention Home
William Broadly, a negro Is years cid, and
Peter Geyson, Ii years old, escaped from the
detention home on the Los Feliz road late yes
terday afternoon and the police last night were
instructed to look for them.
Auxiliary to Give Ball
Arrowhead division No. 392 Grand Inter4
national auxiliary Of the Brother hood of Lo-
ccmotive Engineers, will give it's second an
nual ball at Kramer's hall on the night of
February Il. Good music All invited.
DR.. OrIow InsoIvent.
Lynn Helm, referee IN bankruptcy, yester-
day filed report in the United States district
court finding Dr. Orlof n. Orlow insolvent
and recommending that he be adjudged a
bankrupt The matter continued one
week
For Benefit of Playground
For the benefit of the playground connected
with the new school building at Garvanza d
musicale has been planned for Thursday night
at the home of Mrs. George Wilson, 615 North
Avenue Sc, under the direction of George An
derson.
Ohio Society Will Meet
The Ohio society will hold its monthly re-
cel5tion tonight in Alhambra hall Fraternal
Brotherhood building. There will be socia-
biity and dancing. All Ohio tourists and
strangers are invited to enjoy the program and
festivities.
Boy Disappears
Frank Nothoss, 10 years DID, living with his
parents at SIC South Mott street, ran away
from his home yesterday and his disappearance
was reported to the police last night. He is
believed to have gone away with number Of
older boys.
Right of Way Involved
Hearing of the case of the Carnegie institu-
tion of Washington d. c., against McNally and
others. in which are involved questions of the
right OF way over the trail to Mount Wilson
solar observatory, began in the federal court
yesterday before Judge Wellborn.
Noted Lecturer to Speak
Hon. G. o. Shields, a celebrated explorer
and editor, will deliver a lecture at the Young
Mems Christian association this evening at
o'clock. Mr.. Shields is a famous American
hunter, but who for his gun camera,
and who shoots his game without inficting in
: jury.
For Conducting Lottery
Chen Bin, one of the best known residents
of the Chinese quarter, was arrested by Ser
geant Sebastian's squad last night and sent
to the central station the charge of con-
Quoting lottery. The full paraphsnalia for
police.
Alleged Sandbagger Held
Charged with robbing Alton Vail after hav-
ing knocked him down with a sandbag, Paul
Molineaux was arraigned in Police Justice
Fredericksons court yesterday and his pre-
liminary hearing set for today. Vail identified
Molineaux as the man who hit him and took
81. % from his pockets.
Knocked Down by Horse
A. c. Arnold an aged man living at 1411
y,
knocked down by a horse attached TO wagon
at Third and Main streets last night and sus-
tanned severe brush wounds Of the face. The
man VINO was driving the horse escaped. Ar
mold was taken TO the receiving hospital
where his injuries were attended to.
Must Serve Ten Days
A. H. Oliver, who was arrested after a
fierce fight with Motorcycle PatroIman Humph-
rey Saturday, sentenced by Police Jus
tce Austin yesterday to serve ten days in the
workhouse for being drunk. The day before
his arrest Oliver is said to have beaten his
wife brutally, thrown her on the floor and at
tempted to force acid down her throat.
Given Another Chance
Pleading that he drank himself into a state
Of complete intoxcation to drown the
caused by his fathers death, Walter Dickout
who has been imprisoned almost a hundred
times on charges of drunkenness, was allowed
his liberty by Police Justice Austin yesterday
He promised he would go to a job that was
waiting for him and would never appear in
court again on a similar charge.
Poses as Officer
While threatening several persons with
rest and declaring he had the authority to take
them into custody, Arthur Widen, a well
dressed young man, arrested by Patrol
Oker yesterday and booked at the central
police station on a charge of suspicion. Will
den is said to have entered a number of stores
and warned the proprietors to obey the law
if they wanted to keep out Of jail.
Hit with Glass Mug
w. Edwards was treated at the receiving
hospital last night for three lacerated wounds
in the scalp received during a fight at Third
and Los Angeles streets with G. w. Pate and
Charles Stevens. Pate struck Edwards the
head with heavy glass mug, cutting several
small arteries. All Of the men were arrested
by Patrolrnan Pursel and booked at centra!
station charges of disturbing the peace.
l. A. HIGH TRACK TEAM