Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-22
BURY FREDERICK KlBBE,
MURDERED MERCHANT, HERE
Relatives Bring Body to Los An
geIes for Interment

The Body of Frederick I<ibbe, the
young grocery merchant of Globe, Ariz.,
while on a hunting trip, arrived in Los
Angeles Yesterday. The final funeral
services will be held over the body this
morning at 10 O'clock at the chapel OF
Peck g. Chase, burial to be in Rosedale
cemetery. Funeral services were held
over the body at the home in Globe last
Monday, which were largely attended
by the many friends of the young man.
Mr.. Kibbe left Globe three days be-
fore he was murdered, accompanied by
a friend, J. Hillpot, for hunting trip.
They were robbed and murdered. Two
men-Jim steele and William Stewart,
discharged soldiers from Fort Apache
and the Yellowstone, are being pursued
by a posse. They are charged with the
crime.
The body was accompanied to Los
Angeles yesterday by the parents, Mr
and Mrs w A. Kibbe of Bakersfield.
The widow of the dead man was pros
trated and not able to make the trip,
but remained in Globe with her baby.
Accompanying Mr.. and Mrs. Kibbe
are their son and two daughters, Milo
Kibbe, Mrs. Hazel Said and Mrs. j. D.
Krebs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a*'sss''s''s s'ss's''ss'
Holly. west on Holly to Fair oaks,
south on Fair oaks to Dayton, east
on Datyon to Raymond, north on Ray
mond to Colrado, east Colrad to the
Maryland hotel or to the Los Robes
side.
All fresco luncheon given at the Ho-
tel Maryland Pasadena, by the as
sociated banks of Pasadena.
Leaving Maryland hotel, east on
Colorado street to Madison avenue;
south on Madison to Glenarm street;
east on Glenarm to Ell Molino avenue;
thence south to Oak Knoll avenuei
Oak Knoll avenue to Hill Crest; north
on Hill Crest to Arden road to Hunt
ington place.
Leaving Huntington place. out of
Huntington place, the east gate, across
the Pacific Electric tracks; turn south
and continue to San Gabriel mission,
returning via Alhambra and Eastlake
park to Los Angeles.
Automobiles to deliver guests at the
various hotels, wherever they may be
stopping.
EVENINGS OF WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY. OCT. AND o
Theater paries at the Orpheum and
Belasco, so arranged that one-half the
guests will be present at each. Orpheum,
first class vaudeville; Belasco, first
class comedy.
geles Wednesday, or those taking the
automobile trip to Pasadena that day,
are cordially invited to enjoy the thea
ter parties at either the Orpheum or
the Belasco theater. Thursday even
ing our guests who visited Catalina
Wednesday are expected to enjoy the
theater parties that evening.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER
A lawn fete is planned for the enter
tainment of all visiting ladies on the
grounds of Mr.. and Mrs. Doheny, on
fashionable Chester place. The home,
which is one of the most elegant in the
west, will be thrown open to the Wis
itors, as will the great greenhouses, in
which are the largest collections of
palms in a conservatory in this coun-
try, and a great number of different
varieties of wonderful orchids from the
jungles of Mexico and Central America.
The grounds about the residence are
unusually spacious, the great lawn be-
ing bordered by tall Mexican palms.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER
Long Beach day, under auspices as
sociated banks of Long Beach-A spe-
cial train will leave the Pacific Electric
station, corner Sixth and Main streets,
at 10 o'clock a. m. and every twenty
minutes thereafter through the day.
The first train will arrive at Hotel
Virginia at 10:45, at which time auto
mobiles will be waiting for a sight
seeing trip to Alamitos Bay, Naples,
Long Beach harbor and other nearby
points Of interest. Upon the return to
the hotel luncheon will be served from
IL to 2 o'clock p. m.
From this on guests will be extended
the privileges of the Virginia Country
club for golf and tennis, ard the Long
Beach bath house, which has capac-
ity of more than 5000 for plunge or surf
bathing