Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-03
AROUND TOWN
speeders Fined

SPeederS Flneo
J. M. Pattillo pleaded guilty irf Police
Justice Frederickson's court yesterday
morning to a charge of violating the
speed ordinance and was fined S25. A
H. Mcfarland, charged with a similar
offense, was fined So.
Father Pleads Not Guilty
James Urge, who was arrested Tues
day for allowing his 13-year-old son
Miguel, to be on the public streets aftel
o'clock at night, in violation of the
city ordinance covering same, pleaded
not guilty in Police Justice Frederick
sons court yesterday, and his tria
was set for Monday.
Native Sons to Celebrate
Native Sons of the Golden West, Of
which there are five separate chapters
in Los Angeles, will celebrate Friday
evening their removal to new quarters
at 1886 South Hill street, A combina-
ton of boxing, athletics, dancing, re-
Treatments and oratory will furnish the
evenings entertainment
To Give Ball
Southgate chapter order of the East.
ern Star, will give a ball and care
party at it's assembly rooms, Sixteenth
and Flower streets, this evening. 4
number of card tables have been ar
ranged for those who do not dance
under the direction of Mesdames AL
fred sauter. Kate Beryl and Bertha
Ham.
Boy Injured
Harry Haney, ~ years old, living
with his parents at 5919 Denver street
suffered a severe conclusion of the
brain and numerous bruises anC
scratches about the face and arm!
when he fell fifteen feet from SWING
at the South Park playground. He wal
taken to the receiving hospital, wher'
Police Surgeon Wright dressed his In
juries.
Boys Charged with Robbery
Louis Basey and Samuel C. Brock
man, aged IS and Is, respectively, wer'
arrested by Detectives Ritch and Rob
erds yesterday charged with having en-
tered the store of H. Foladores at 50
South Main street and stealing eigh
watches, a dozen watch chains and
revolver. All the stolen articles Wer
recovered by the detectives from place
where the lads are alleged to nav
taken them.
Mystery Unsoved
The initials IF. D. W." cut In tn
hatband belonging to the man foun'
dead in Big Santa Anita canyon, hav
was believed the hat was purchased o
r. ]. Busch, Second and Broadway
but a careful examination of the sale
of that class of hat failed to reVea
any clew. Busch said that the hat wa
of a style received in Los Angelo
after January l, 1909.
Goes to Seattle
II. C. Peck, general passenger agen
of the Salt Lake railroad, left Lo
Angeles last evening for Seattle to at
tend the summer meeting of tn
Transcontinental Passenger associa
ton, which will be held there mex
week. One of the questions to be takel
underconsideration by the association
will be the excursion rates to the meet
ing of the American mining congress
to be held at Goldfield beginning Sep
TENDER q.
Come to California
Hot weather in Arizona, New Mex
tco and Texas is sending many person
from those states to Southern Califor
mia. Following are some of the guest
registered yesterday at the Hollenbecl
hotel: j. F. 'Tenfert, Yuma; Mrs. c. E
Pollock and sons, Ell Paso; A. A. Pri
ner, Prescott; c. P. Brown, Ell Paso
J. T. Keenan,, Bisbee; w. j. White
Bisbee; Frank ]. Graft and family, Bis
bee; Mrs. John Olsen, Bisbee, and j
Backstein, Clifton.
Struck by Car
Jacob Siegrist of 225 West Forty-sec
ond street, waiter at Hotel Alexan
dria, was struck b. a street car a
Main and Adams streets yesterda.
morning and seriously injured. He wa
rendered unconscious and sustained
fracture of the skull and a two-incl
laceration of the scalp. He was takel
to the receiving hospital and later re
moved to the Clara Barton hospital
Siegrist was riding his bicycle ant
holding on to the car.
Badger Club Entertains
California Badger club members en-
tertained yesterday with their annua
luncheon served at the Hotel Holly
wood. Covers were laid for forty
Speaking was the order of the day
Mrs. Frank Waters acting as toastmis
tress. Brief addresses were contribu
ted by the following persons: Mrs
Hilton, Mrs. w. H. Melvin. Mrs
James T. Ormsby, Miss Margare
Goetz, Miss Mary C. Cunningham
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Bohon, Mrs. Good
win and Mrs. George u. Oewester.
Produce Men Arrested
G. d. Trapani, q. Yamada and M
Yamaguichi, fruit and produce dealers
having stalls in the Los Angeles mar
ket at Third street and Central ave
nue., were arrested yesterday charged
with keeping fruit and vegetables in
dirty condition in violation of the stat
pure food law. The men were arraignet
in police court yesterday afternoon AM
will appear today to plead with four
teen other produce dealers who wer
arrested several days ago on simila
charges.
Has Wrong Bracelet
Although the bracelet which Charlie
Barr, brick mason, was trying to dis
pose of Tuesday night, and which LEI
to his arrest is almost Identical witt
the one taken from the arm of Laur;
Register after she was murdered a
Providence, r. l., May 10, the detec
tives, after comparing the article o
jewelry with description of the brace
let taken from the dead woman, fine
that 1t is not the one. Barr is still ii
the city Jail and will be held until thu
detectives have made thorough In
Eestigation into the case.