Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-20
AROUND TOWN
Postponed

Meeting Postponed
The meeting of the Minnesota State society
called for tonight has been postponed until
January 27.
Speeder Pays Fine
T. r HILL an autoist, was fined s25 by Po-
lice Judge Chambers yesterday for violating
the speed ordinance.
Masonic Lodge to Meet
Alpine lodge. No l, Ancient Free and Ac-
cepted Masons, will meet this evening at
o'clock at the True Reformers' hall, Central
avenue and Twelfth street. All members are
requested to attend.
To Address City Club
Judge Benjamin F. Bledsoe of the superior
court of San Bernardno will address the City
club at its meeting to be held Saturday at
l215 o'clock at Levy's restaurant. His sub
ject will be City or Citizens
vii Give Special Report
report of the second international peace
congress held in Chicago last May will be
given by Mrs. Jennie w Woodruff, under the
auspices Of the Los Angeles w. C. T. U, at
the First Methodist church this afternoon at
o'clock.
In Jail for Assault
Pete Theofanos, who pleaded guilty in po-
lice court Tuesday to n charge of brutally
beating an aged man in a saloon at Fifth
street and Central avenue was sentenced
yesterday to pay a fne of $50 or serve sixty
days in the worIhouse.
Dies at Home of Daughter
Mrs Elisa Riley. 70 years old, died Tuesday
ct the home of her daughter, Mrs william
Kennedy, 2O3 North Hope street. Arrange
rnents for the funeral will not be completed
until the arrival of Mr.. Kennedy, who Is IN
Arizona. where he is interested in mining
Improvement Men to Meet
Tho seml-monthly meeting of the North
Northeast and Northwest Improvement asso-
ciation will be held In the chamber of COM
rnerce committee room at $3.50 o'clock this aft
ernoon Horace NJ. Dobbins, president or the
Pasadena Rapid Transit company, Will address
the meeting
Guilty of Theft
Fred Bramble, well dressed young man,
pleaded guilty in police court yesterday TO
stealing a purse containing @1 from the
apartments of Miss Leila Miller In south
Broadway while she was entertaining friend
in an adjoining room. and was committed to
Jail for sentence today
Takes Wrong Medicine
May Kaltng, So years old, of 217 Winston
street, narrowly escaped death early yester-
day morning as the result or drinking >
quantity Of bichloride solution which osns sne
mistook for cough medicine. She was taken
to the receiving hospital where the police sur
geons administered antidotes.
Aged Woman Dies
Mrs. Katherine Hagenbaugh 80 years old
died late Tuesday at 1923 Redwood street Ihe
funeral services will be held To-Day az
o'clock at the chapel of the Connell company
burial to be in Inglewood cemetery. Mrs
IIagenbaugh is survived by one son, william
A. Hagenbaugh Of Los Angeles.
Masher Sentenced
Paul Schonfeld, who found guilty in
Police Judge Fredericksons court Tuesday or
annoying young women in the Pacific Electric
depot in South Main street, was sentenced
Yesterday to pay fine of SIS or serve seven
ty-fve days in the workhouse The accused
was unable to pay his fine and went to jail
Weapon Carrier Fined
For fourishing a revolver and threatening
to exterminate the population of Sonoratown
J. H. Shoaf was sentenced by Police Judge
Chambers yesterday to pay a fine Of $50 or
the alternative of sixty days in the workhouse
on a charge of exhibiting deadly weapon
shoaf was unable TO pay his fine and went
TO jail.
Big Telephone Directory
The largest directory ever issued by the
Home Telephone company has been printed
and is now being distributed to the $4,000
subscribers of the company 1t contains about
so 600 names, including besides those residing
in and around Los Angeles subscribers in
towns which may be reached by the Home
telephone.
Girl Still in Jail
Cora Mcneil accused of stealing fur muff
and six ostrich plumes from the room of Mrs.
Iucy Crowley at 800 North Broadway. was
given her preliminary examination in Police
Judge Chambers court yesterday and held
TO answer to the superior court on a charge
of burglary Her bonds fixed at $780,
which she was unable to furnish
Laborer Severely Hurt
Rexford Corden 21 years DID, suffered a
sprained back and bruised about the
face when while working a tank at the
Amalgamated Oil company plant at Alham-
bra avenue and the river. he missed his foot
ing and fell to the ground fifteen feet below
He was taken to the receiving hospital and
later was removed to his home at 2OS0A East
Main street.
Pioneer Resident Dead
Frederick Moss, 81 years old and for the
last twenty-five years a resident of Los An
reles died yesterday at 235 West Twenty-flrst
street He is survived by one daughter and
three sons, Mrs. Carrie NJ Mas of Los An
eeles and Moses. Leopold and Meyer Moss,
who live in Chicago. Arrangements for the
funeral will not be completed until word IS
received from the sons in Chicago.
Funeral of Mrs. Woodworth
Funeral services over the body Of Mrs Will
liam Woodworth, a prominent member OF sew
eral fraternal organizations, who died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. William f. Pat
terson Alice and Cypress streets, Saturday
night was held yesterday morning in the
ehapel of Pierce Bros undertaking parlors
Rev r. i. Bresee of the First Nazarene
church read the services at the chapel. The
body was inferred In Inglewood cemetery