Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-22
Dshate on Socialism

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Debate on Socialism
The closing debate on socialism be
tween J. w. Slayton, socialist, ana
I r. BarnhiIl, late of London, Eng
land. will take place in the W. c. 1. T.
hall Temple and Broadway, next Tues
day night
Arrested on Suspicion
M. Gonzales was arrested near the
Temple block early last evening pY
Sergeant Craig and Officer Mcintosh
on the suspicion that he was attempt
ing to rob r. A. Biddle, who was ly-
ing in an intoxicated state by the
doorway.
Dies Suddenly in Seattle
Word was received by relatives in
Los Angeles yesterday that William
Underwood. formerly of this city, died
suddenly yesterday morning in Seattle
John S. Underwood, 120 West Seven
teenth street, son of the deceased lett
last evening for Seattle to bring the
hodv of his father to Los Angeles for
burial.
Army Moves Headquarters
The Salvation army has taken up
temporary headquarters at 6O1Hs South
broadway. The services are held in a
large tent. corner Seventh street and
Grand avenue. Brgadier Mac MILAN
and staff Captain Campbell will speak
at the services today. Major and Mrs.
Morton will have charge of the services
at corps No. 2, 103 San Pedro street.
Hand Caught in Press
While working over a press in the
r1,aifi, C+O1-a noD1nanv'S pSta bliSh-
ment at 700 South Main street, w. L.
Sill. eighteen years of age, caught his
right hand in the press and crushed
the four fingers so badly that when he
was later removed to the receiving
hospital Doctors Sexton and Cook were
obliged to amputate the injured parts.
A. o. U. w. Annual Ball
The Ancient Order of United Work
men will give their thlrty-seventh an
nual ball at Blanchard hall Friday
evening, October 27. Los Angeles will
be honored on that occasion by Past
Supreme Workman Tate. Admission to
the ball will be by invitation, which
can be obtained from any member of
the committee or from Thomas j.
Hampton, 119 South Broadway.
RockefelIers Panic
The panic predicted by John D.
Rockefeller some time ago will be dis
cussed before the progressive club
this afternoon in symphony hall, 232
South Hill street. by Hon. Edmond
Norton, late of the national bureau of
education, Washington, D. c., w. j.
Danford, Rev. Frank !. Wheat, w. S.
Creighton, Jas. Taylor Rogers, Rev. T..
w. Williams and Fred ]. Spring.
Conservatory Concert
Cotee nF tho CfOpeor,ra -
tory of Music, Los Angeles, will give a
short talk on 1.-THE Milestones of Mu-
sical History next Friday evening at
Symphony hail. 232 South Hill street
He will be assisted by other members
OF the faculty, Miss Mabel Ruth Coop
er pianist; Mr.. Paul England, bari
tone; Mr.. Louis Hensel-Kien. vioinist;
Nine. Hensel-Kien and Miss May B.
Orcutt.
Gasoline Stove ExpIodes
Fire that originated from an explo-
sion of a gasoline stove at $40 o'clock
last evening did much damage to a
one-story frame dwelling at 615 New
High street belonging to the Spring
Street Improvement company and oc-
cupied by George Bortell. The stove
was lighted and left burning. Later
the noise of an explosion reached
BortelPs ears. and after hastily taking
note of what had occurred he called
the fire department.
TrombIy to Fly
Wordin Trombly's Bullet" the
largest airship in the world, will make
it's third ascension from the Chutes
park this afternoon. A new motor has
been installed which will operate two
screw propellers. Tromby estimates
that a speed of thirty miles an hour
can be made against a strong wind.
Miss Nellie de Vaughn, the young wo-
man who made the ascension with
Trombly few weeks ago, will accom-
pany him today
Voters League Nominations
The nominating committee of the
Voters league yesterday chose the fol-
lowing ticket to be voted upon Octo-
ber 26. Russ Avery president; Hugh
T. Duff, Albert ]. Wallace, George L
Cochran, Valentine Peyton, vice presi-
dents; j. b. Irvine, secretary; B. H.
Cass, treasurer Executive committee
the officers, together with the follow
ing James II. Adams DIR. f. S. Bar
nard, w. S. Bartlett. II. c. Blaney
William L. Buxton, Joseph II. Call,
George II. de la Vergne, B. r. Groves
H. Lapham, Leon Loeb, Charles A.
Moody, Joseph Phillis. j. w. Swan
nick. The election will be held Octo-
ber rs.