Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-24
Hold Annual Meeting

Hold Annual Meeting
The Southwestern section OF the
Archaeological Institute of America VIII
hold its annual meeting at O'CLOCK
this afternoon at the home OF =: -
Lummis, 201 East Avenue Forty-two'
Engine Deralled
southern Pacific engine No. 1888,
pulling a freight train, was deraiieu
at Long Beach avenue and IWehty-
sixth street at 1880 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. No injuries OF serious dam
age resulted.
Will Hold Bazaar
An annual Christmas bazaar is be-
ing planned by the Queen Esther cir
Gle of the First Methodist church De-
cember 7 at the home of Mrs. w. II.
t,ronenil1er 936 South Alvarado street
The bazaar will be open afternoon and
evening.
Francis Murphy viii Speak
"The Way, the Truth and the Light
will be the topic of Francis Murphy
Sunday night at Blanchard hall. Vocal
selections will be given by Miss
Madge Stevens of Hollywood. Andrew
j. Park will lead the congregational
singing.
Suspected of Theft
Jose and y. Martinez were arrested
last night by Patroman Pautz and
booked on suspicion. According to
Pautz the men were found trying to
sell new harness and laprobes i'm pawn
shops. They will be held until 1t can
be ascertained where the men secured
the harness and robes.
Will Hold Rally
The Prohibitionists of Los Angeles
will hold a rally in the interest Of
good government and a clean city"
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in
Mammoth hall, 521 South Broadway
Addresses will be made by Wiley ].
Phillips. candidate for mayor; Col
John Sobieski and Rev. Fred Ross.
Will Speak on City Slums
Rev. E. F. Boiler, pastor of the Oil
vet Congregational church, will speak
tomorrow evening on his experiences
in the slums of great cities. Rev. Mr..
Boiler, while a pastor in Chicago, was
actively interested In settlement work
and lived in the slurns with his family
some time in order to become ac-
quainted with the conditions.
off for Camp
A large party of people left last night
in a special Pullman car over the Santa
F'e railroad for camp Crackerjack in
the Avawatz mountains, San Bernar-
dino county, to be gone about four
days. AT Ludlow the car will be
switched to the Tonopah-T -Tidewater
railroad, now built to Silver Lake. At
the latter the party will take stages
for the camp. The party will go as
the guests of the e. d. Robinson COM
pany of this city.
Will Celebrate First Parish Masses
Rev. Thomas F. Fahey, pastor of
the new Holy Cross parish, will cele-
brate the first masses in the parish
tomorrow morning at s and 8 o'clock
in a small cottage on the property,
corner Main and Seneca streets, near
Forty-seventh street. Mass will be
celebrated at these hours in the small
day. Work on the chapel will be COM
menced the first of next week. 1t will
be ready for the bazaar to be given the
middle of December.
Dies of Heart Failure
James l.. Moore, aged 65, died sud-
denly at his home, 1928 East Fifth
street, late Thursday evening. Mr..
Moore had been i'll some time, but his
sudden death was caused by heart
failure. The funeral will be held Sun
day at 10 a. m. at the chapel of Dex-
ter Sampson. Rev. DR.. Miller pastor
of the Grace Methodist church, will
officiate. Interment will be at Rose
dale cemetery. Besides his wife, Mrs.
Julia A. Moore, Mr.. Moore leaves three
sons and one daughter, jackson c.,
Edward R. and James Lamar Moore
and Miss Isabelle A. Moore