Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-24
Debate on Socialism

Debate on Socialism
The Slayton- -Barnhill debate on So
cialism will take place tonight In the
w. G. T. U. hall, Temple and Broadway,
Burns Trial Is Begun
The trial of Russell B. Burns of An
telope valley, charged with stealing
cattle, was begun yesterday before JUS
tice Young.
HorticuIturists to Meet
A meeting of the Southern California
horticultural society will be held in
the committee room of the chamber of
commerce tomorrow evening.
Farmer Is Bankrupt
Andrew Jensen, a farmer of Laton,
Fresno county, filed an application for
bankruptcy with the clerk of the United
States court yesterday morning.
DEGREES Granted
DEGREES of divorce were granted yes
terday in the superior court in the
cases of Alice Boche against John w.
Boche and Jennie Haire against John
w. Haire.
Sherman Merchant Robbed
George Shaw, a merchant of Sher-
man, complained to the police yesterday
that he had been robbed of about $40
Sunday by men whom he met in one
of the city parks.
Opticians Examined
The examining committee of the state
board of optometry met yesterday at
the assembly hall Of the chamber of
commerce for the purpose of examining
candidates for opticians certificates.
Thief Gets trousers
Four pairs of trousers, three coats,
two vests and an overcoat were stolen
from a clothesline in the rear of the
B. ]. Rulison tailoring establishment at
602 South Figueroa street yesterday
afternoon.
Barber Is Fined
G. E. Keller, a barber of the Lanker
SHIN building, was fined $25 yesterday
by Justice Pierce on a charge of con-
tempt of court. Keller was alleged to
have interfered with Deputy Richard
son when the deputy started to help
himself to the barber's till while trying
to collect debt.
Steal Horse From Stable
A horse belonging to J. A. Cotter of
1046 East Fifty-third street was stolen
from the stable early yesterday morn
ing. The robbers gained entrance to the
barn by removing the rear window and
escaped by unlocking the door from
the inside. Several tools and a horse
blanket were also taken.
De Longpre's Compositions
At Westlake park last night Arends
band played three selections written by
Paul de Longpre the noted painter.
The numbers We're "The Tic-tac of the
Mill" a country idyll; "Up San Juan
HILL" a descriptive military compost
ton, ending with a song of victory,
"Old Glory Forever "The Departure
of the Volunteers" introducing patri-
otic songs.
Suit Over Water
The application of J. J. STEVENSON Of
Merced for an order restraining the
San Joaquin Water company from di-
verting the flow of the San Joaquin
from the main channel, was filed in the
United States courts yesterday Stevin
son alleges in his application that the
defendant has so diverted the waters
of the San Joaquin river as to render
his farm of 500 acres worthless.
To Hold Purity Conference
A purity conference will be held Fri
day morning at $3.50 o'clock in the
Church of the Unity on South Flower
street. A session will be held each day
at $50 until next Wednesday. Mrs
Helen r. Bullock, national Superinten-
dent of the work, will preside. The
speakers will be Mrs. Ada Andrews of
Portland, Rev. Charles Mitchell of Mis-
souri, and DR.. L. Chubbuck Of Boston.
First Issue of "Arrowhead"
The first edition of the Arrowhead,
the new monthly magazine published by
the Salt Lake railroad, was issued yes
terday. The object and aim of the new
publication as defined in an editorial
statement is to give authentic infor
nation concerning Nevada, Utah and
California. The cover design Of the first
number is vivid and the special articles
on THE Water Salvation of Los An
geles" "Wonders of Utah." "Nevada's s
Marvellous Mineral Zone" and 1.-THE
Landmarks of California" are of inter-