Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-15

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Teachers Meeting
There will be a general meeting Of
teachers at the normal school at 10
O'Clock this morning.
Los Angelan Expires
James N. Patten. a native of Maine,
aged 81 recently of Los Angeles, died
IN Allegheny, Pa, september 13, 1906
Will Install Council
Local knights of Columbus will 20
to Anaheim on "A special train Sunday,
September 30. to install new council
of knights. Rev. II. j. bubble, pastor
of the church at Anahelm, Is i'm charge
of organizing the new council.
Free for School Children
Today being the last day of the sum-
mer vacation the Ethel Tucker stock
company extends an invitation to
every child of school age in Los An
geles to attend the matinee given at
the Peoples theater as it's guests
absolutely free.
Observe independence Day
Mexico's day of independence will be
observed with a solemn high mass
this morning at Q o'clock at the old
Plaza church. This evening a pro-
gram will be given in the patio of the
church. Rev. Juan Caballeria will
make the address.
Charged With Misdemeanor
S. Baker, mining man of Seach-
light, New, was arrested yesterday
charged with cashing worthless check
on A. J. Mum, proprietor of the Mum
hotel ON Fifth and Olive streets. Baker
will be arraigned in police court today
on a charge of misdemeanor.
Gasoline ExpIodes
Fire originating from the explosion
of a gasoline stove caused damage of
$500 to the residence Of Mrs. M. e.
Stangler at S33 Lee street yesterday.
Mrs. Stangler was in the house but
was not injured. There was no insur-
ance and the building, a one-story
frame, was a total loss.
Ohio Society Outing
The Ohio society has arranged to
have it's September outing at Naples
Saturday, September 22. The Naples
company is preparing to entertain the
Buckeyes in fine style. All Buckeyes
In Southern California are expected to
enjoy this exceptional outing. 1t will
probably be the last one for the season.
New Pastor Chosen
DR.. L. S. Comell for the past year
United Brethren church of California
has been appointed by the conference
as pastor of the First United Brethren
church, corner Pico and Hope streets
DR.. Cornell will preach his opening SER
mon tomorrow morning at the II
o'clock service.
Praying Band
The evangelistic mems praying band
of the First M. E. church will hold a
meeting for one week, beginning Sun
day night at, 1880, September 16, in
Eastlake chapel, corner of Hancock
and Darwin avenue, East Los Angeles
These men have been very successful
at Grace. Garvanza, st. Mark and
Pitner churches.
Jeweler Is Puncher
Adolph Russell jeweler, who has
a store at 242 South Broadway, punched
the head of Valentine Hall, who is the
night operator of the Angels Flight
car, would not take him up the Flight
after the cars had stopped running
last Tuesday night. Russell was ar
raigned yesterday in Police Justice
Chambers court and fined So.
Photographer Settles
Cecil Howard, proprietor of Howards
studio at 80 South Hill street, who was
arrested yesterday morning charged
with passing bogus checks, was re-
leased yesterday afternoon on pay
ment of his bail, and has paid all ac-
counts held against him on the alleged
worthless checks. He has also de-
posted enough money in his bank, 1t is
said, to settle for all outstanding
checks.
Carpenters Injured
Three carpenters working on the Eu-
clid avenue schoolhouse at Euclid and
Stephenson avenues fell forty feet from
scaffold yesterday afternoon about
43O. One of the men, r. w. Stracham,
of 1861 Draper street, received a broken
leg, while Ross Hood of 627 East Forty
ninth street sustained a broken wrist
The other workman, John Westlake,
living on State street, between Wood
ward and Madison, was only bruised.
Lectures to Be Given
series of alternate lectures on re-
ligious and ethical subjects and musi-
cal services will be Instituted at the
Church of the Unity for the Sunday
evening services DIR. Burt Estes
Howard, the pastor, will open the SER
vices tomorrow evening on the subject
of Omar Khayyam and his "Rubaiyat."
Sacred solos of an oriental character
will also be given. Frank Colby, the
organist, will have charge of the musi-
cal program.