Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-04

tanned a fracture of the left leg below
the knee. The injured boy was ac-
companied to the receiving hospital by
Morris, who explained that he was
coasting down the hill and did not see
Mades until the latter stepped in front
of his Wheel Morris was thrown from
the bicycle but escaped injury. After
the fracture had been reduced Mades
was taken home by his father.
Chapman Case Continued
The Chapman land fraud case, which
has occupied the attention of the
United States district court for more
than three months, was once more con-
tinued yesterday until today on ac-
count OF the illness of the defendant,
Frank N. Chapman. The calendars in
both the other courts were continued
over one week.
Funeral of Former Patroln1an
The funeral of former Patrolman L.
X. George will be held this afternoon
at 1880 o'clock at the family residence,
210 East Twenty-ninth street. Eastside
lodge of Odd Fellows will conduct the
service at the house and South Gate
Masonic lodge will officiate at the
grave. Mr.. George is survived by his
widow and one daughter.
Two Plead Guilty
Simon Armes and Simon Esparsa
pleaded guilty in Police Judge Roses
court yesterday to charges of disturb
ing the peace and were fined SIS each
or the alternative of fifteen days in the
city Jail. The men admitted having
quarreled over a young woman with
whom both wanted to dance at a party
given New Years in hall at Macy
and Main streets.
Slavonians Fined
Blay Yukovich and Pete Adcock, two
of the seven Slavonians who were ar
rested several days ago on suspicion of
having fired five shots into the home of
a Mexican woman on Lopez alley in
Sonoratown and wounding her once in
the right arm, pleaded guilty in Police
Judge Roses court yesterday to charges
of discharging firearms in the city
limits and were fined $50 each.
Arrange Funeral Services
Funeral services for John c. Frey,
so years old, will be held at the chapel
of Overholtzer & Mills this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. Burial will be made in
Rosedale cemetery. Mr.. Frey, who died
late Sunday evening, resided with his
son-in-law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs
G.. w. Shehi, 407 East Forty-seventh
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Shehi are jailer
and matron respectively at the county
Jail.
Mexcans Are Sentenced
Juan Mirandes and Joe Solores, two
Mexicans, who were found guilty in the
United States district court of introduce
| ing liquor ON the Snata YneZ Indian
reservation, were sentenced by Judge
Wellborn yesterday. AIirandes was
sentenced to pay fine of $100 and to
spend four months in Jail, while Solores
was fined $10O and sentenced to sixty
days in Jail. Both men are said to have
been on holiday spree when they COM
mitted the offense.
Bitten by Stage Dog
C. S. Hall, a stage hand employed at
the Orpheum theater wah bitten twice
on the left leg by a Siberian hound be"
longing to Stella H. Morrisini, who eX-
hibits at that theater this week with a
pack of trained dogs. The attack on
Hall occurred yesterday morning on the
stage where he was engaged shifting
| scenery. Hall was taken to the receiV-
ing hospital, where the police surgeons
cauterized the two wounds. Later he
went to his home at 2501 Pasadena
| avenue.
Traffic Squad Adorned
The insignia, composed of a gold
wheel and a sorrel horse head, which
designates the traffic squad of eastern
cities, has been adopted by the Los
Angeles police department, and yester-
! day morning twenty-five members of
the traffic squad appeared on the
streets with the new emblem on their
| left arms. Chief Dishman purchased
the insignia In New York during his
recent trip in the east.
Run Over by Auto
While crossing the street in front of
the United States hotel in North Main
street this morning l.. e. Acevera, 67
years old, a barber, became confused
| and lodged directly in the way of an
automobile driven by Jose Harris, pro-
prietor OF an auto stand in front of 240
South Spring street. The aged man was
knocked to the pavement and sustained
numerous bruises and slight decorations
on the face, head and body The in
jured man was taken to the receiving
| hospital and after his injuries We're
bandaged was removed to his home at
1893 West Twenty-seventh street