Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-10
AROUND TOWN
Strawberries Shipped

Strawberries Shipped
The srst sh,pment OF strawberries this sea
son was sent to San Francisco last evenlne e. oy
J. W. Beasley & Co. Mr.. beasey 49, % hi thts
all Indications point 20 n bumper crop uhs
year
Rev. Mr.. kadden to Lecture
p.v u Hadden of tho Bible institute
will give the second of a series OF Een.en
bible studies in the auditorium OF tne 1o.4s
Women's Christian association tooay A' A-'i'
o'clock.
Fails to License Dog
- ...,,s,r,, N nav for a license for his
dop p Mocxerhaupty was arraigned IN pohce
court on a misdemeanor charge and sentenced
hv Police Judge Frederickson yesteroHy "
pay fine OF S2
w. C. T. U. Meeting
The Los Angeles Central W. c. T. U. WIN
hold an all-day meeting in the Iemperance
temple tomorrow. The annual electioh OF VI
acers will be held in the afternoon and re-
ports of superintendents read.
Arranging for Reunion
Motley H. Flint returned yesterday from
San Francisco, where he mas peeh n,sA,,s s ,hs
Los Angeles and San Francisco shrihers' 10
be held In Bakersfield March IL.
Missionary Will Speak
Pev willis r. Hotchkiss. missionary lately
returned from the African field, VIII speak al
the Friends church, corner OF Ih,ru anu anu, az, o,
his experiences in the dark continent.
Lecture at Occidental
The next lecture in the Occidental college
course by members of the faculty VIII De
given tomorrow in the college chapel lhe
subject is "The Rhine In History anu &c -
end" and the lecturer, Prof. Thomas u
Burt Pm. D., acting dean OF the college,
Car Victim Suffers
T. Monreal A7 years old a bartender, who
was struck by an electric car near Arcaola
Tuesday night and incurred probable irac-
ture of the skull. is in serious cona',oh az
no was taken after having received treatment
at the receiving hospital
Bitten by Pet Dog
While attempting to place muzzle on her
net dog at her home at 1873 cara street yes
terday morning, Grace Larieux, 10 years Ola,
was bitten by the animal which objected TO
being hampered with the loops or leather'
The girl was taken to the receiving hospital, !,
where the police surgeons cauterized anu
dressed an abrasion on her right hand
Trusty Escapes
Thomas Martin, a trusty at the city 1ail
where he was senteced March to serve thirty
davs on a charge of drunkenness. took ad-
vantage of the opportunity afforded when he
was allowed to carry lumber from the side
walk in front Of the police station into tho
basement of the Jail and escaped while the
officers were not looking. SO far ne SUN Is
at liberty.
Accused of Burglary
e. Frierson, who was arrested by Detective
Cowan yesterday while trying to dispose OF
a suit of clothes which later was Identified
as having been stolen from the room of w.
A. MANN, $40 Maple avenue, was arraigned
in Police Judge Freeerickson's court yester-
day on n charge of burglary and his pre-
liminary examination was set for today. The
accused was unable to furnish $1,000 bail and
was sent back to jail.
Trio Pleads Not Guilty
c. T.. Reynolds, j. p. Vorwerck and c, E.
Rogers who were arrested by Detectives
Frank Carroll and James Mcnamara Sunday
afternoon after desperate struggle and
who had in their possession two automatic
pistols and three revolvers and a complete
outfit for blowing safes pleaded not guilty
In Police Judge Frederickson's court yester-
day afternoon to charges of vagrancy and
were sent back to jail to await their trial.
The detectives believe the men are wanted
in the northern part of the state where sew
eral safes were blown in the small towns
near San Francisco.