Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-13
AROUND TOWN
To Give Masquerade Ball

To Give Masquerade Bali
Los Angeles council No. 737 Knights and
Ladies Of Security, will give a masquerade
ball tonight at Blanchard hall.
Steals Bicycle
Police Judge Frederickson yesterday SEN
fenced Harry Mcdonald to pay fine of S25
or serve twenty days in the city jail for
stealing 4 bicycle
Fined for Speeding
f. NJ Baswen pleaded guilty in Police Judge
Frederictsons court yesterday to charge OF
violating the speed ordinance and was SEN
fenced to pay hne or So
Chinese Plead Guilty
Ching Sing and Wong Chung, who were ar
rested Tuesday night for conducting lottery
in Chinatown, pleaded guilty in Police Judge
Fredericksons court yesterday and were hned
$40 each, which they paid.
Accused of Battery
Deputy District Attorney Arthur Keetch yes
terday issued a complaint against II. w. Mack,
driver Of a coal wagon charging him with
battery the person of Fred A. Lau' driver
of a bakery wagon
Mark Lev to Speak
Mark Lev. the Hebrew evangelist will de-
liver an address at the Young Mems Christian
association building, Seventh and Hope streets
tonight at 8 o'clock His subject will be: ''rhe
Past and Present OF the Jews and Glimpse
Into Their Future"
Dugans Sentenced
Peter and Vincent Dugan, who wsre found
guilty in Police Judge Roses court yesterday
of battery on the person Of Mrs. Mary Kranc-
zimous at a dance at Mammoth hall last No
vember sentenced to pay fine Of SIS
or serve the alternative OF fifteen days in the
city jail.
Will Address w. C. T. U.
why Every Woman Should Wear the White
Ribbon" will be the subject Of address by
Mrs. Il j. Bates under the auspices of the
Los Angeles Womans Christian Temperance
Union at the First Methodist church this after
noon at O'Clock.
Veteran of Two Wars Dies
]. y. MacAilister d veteran of two wars.
died yesterday at his home, SAB West Forty
third street. He was 60 years old and served
during the civil war with the Sixty-third In
diana regiment He resided in Southern Cal
ifornia the past twenty-five years. He leaves
a widow, two sons and two daughters.
Fined for Abusing Wife
f. NJ Roberts a railroad man, was sem
fenced by Police Judge Frederickson yesterday
to pay a fine of $50 or serve fifty days in the
city Jail for disturbing the peace by cursing
and abusing his wife. Witnesses said that
Roberts frequently went home and abused his
wife in such loud tones that his arrival was
known almost a block away.
Thought Policeman Joking
There were other persons smoking on the
car and 1 thought the policeman was joking
when he arrested me-" said Thomas Kristo-
vich the first man arrested for violating the
recent ordinance prohibiting smoking the
front end and inclosed part of street cars,
when he was placed on trial in police court
yesterday. Police Judge Frederickson took
the case under advsement and will render a
decision Saturday. The accused is a former
policeman.
Wife Abuser Pleads Guilty
C. w. Scott, who arrested early Tues
day morning after his wife screamed for aid
and told the officers who responded that she
awoke to find him bending her with n
knife held close to her face, pleaded guilty In
Police Judge Frederickson's court yesterday
to a charge of battery and committed to
Jail for sentence today Mrs. Scott, who suf-
fered a slight cut her upper lip from the
knife held by her husband. told the officers
that Scott frequently abused her.
Boys Lead Police on Chase
Two 16-year-old boys. who are alleged by
the police to be member of a gang of
youngsters who for several weeks have made
life miserable for the street employees by
placing small but loud torpedoes the street
railway tracks, led Patrolman w. G. Barr of
the east side police station lively chase last
night that took the policemen over fences,
in alleys and around a block before he
rested them at the intersection of Broadway
and Avenue Twenty-Five. At police head
quarters they gave their names as Harold
La Zele, 1856 South DAILY street, and NJ.
Van Voice, S97 North Avenue Twenty-one.
They were charged with misdemeanor and
transferred to the county Jail. Their case will
be heard In the police court this morning.