Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-03
ooInq to Irritation Congress

Going to Irrigation Congress
w. c. Mendenhall and ]. B. Lippln++
colt yesterday were added TO tne rs rs
of delegates to be sent to the lrrlgatloii
congress at Albuquerque by the chaIn-
ber of commerce.
Woodbury's to Entertain
The woodbury. Business college VIII
celebrate its removal to the new HAM
burger building by an Informal recep-
ton in the new quarters the even
ing of September 10. A program VIII
be rendered and dancing Will toiioW.
Owl Quartet at Broadway
In the music department OF the
Broadway store the Owl quartet ls sing
ing plantation melodies and other pop.
ular songs which have been received
with much favor by patrons OF III.
store. The Owl quartet Is composed ol
Cornelius Smith, first tenor; Charles
Palmer, second tenor; Allie Hall, bari
tone, and Alvin Walker, bass.
Former Coroner Fined
DIR. r. S. Lanterman, former coroner,
was found guilty in police court yes
terday of allowing his automobile 10
stand in Sixth street, near the racine
Electric station, for a period or more
than thirty minutes Tuesday and fined
ST. DR.. r. w. Brown, charged with Q
similar offense, was fined a like
amount.
Members Chamber Of Commerce
At meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the chamber of commerce yes
terday the following were admitted To
membership: Scandia Land and Loan
company, Washington Iron works
Western Sanitary Enameling company
Angelus Automobile Livery and Slght-
seeing company, j. p. Yates and Ava
l.. Reynolds.
MIX Sellers Arralgned
Charged with selling milk not up to
the standard provided for by the city
ordinance governing the same. L. X,
Potter, proprietor of a store at 2l00
East Ninth street, and e. Wilkinson,
who conducts a store at 1926 Mateo
street, were arraigned in Police JUS
tice Austins court yesterday and Will
be tried before juries September II
and Is, respectively.
Fireman's Son Severely Hurt
Walter Stammer the 7-year-old son
of Adolph C. Stammer, a member or
the fire department, fell down while
playing In the yard at his home, s0S
East Fourteenth street, and struck a
stick of wood. He suffered a fracture
of the nose and a badly lacerated
wound of the forehead. His injuries
were attended at the receiving hospital
by DR.. E. II. Wiley.
To Raise Money for Church
Mrs. Emmely Morgan will give her
seventh entertainment at Blanchard
hall next Tuesday evening to raise
funds for the Union Methodist church.
Several we'll known singers Will be
present to render musical selections.
rhe pastor, Rev. William A. Knighten,
will be present and will make short
he
church and it's welfare during the past
year.
Architect VIII Appeal
To test the legality of the statute
governing the case. Otto HI. Neher,
Los Angeles architect who was fined
$50 by Police Justice Rose last Mon
day for practicing architecture without
having obtained q permit from the
state board will appeal the case.
Neher has retained Attorney Walter
Haas and will carry the matter to the
highest courts. 1t is the contention OF
the defense that the law is invalid be-
cause a person can practice architec-
ture without a license provided he tells
clients he is not licensed.
Hoegee Company Displays Flag
w. H. Hoegee company 1873 South
Main street. have an interesting ex-
hibit in their windows this week. The
National Association or stationary
Engineers, in convention at Niagara
last year, resolved to place the STARS
and Stripes" on the altar as part of
their ritual. The Western association
decided that as a western man, Fred
J. Fischer of Los Angeles would be
the next president, to donate the flag,
and the William H. Hoegee company
was instructed to make the flag and
badges to be worn for the local dele
gates at Denver, where the convention
= win he held next week.