Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-04
Sentenced for Stealing

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N. Contrares was sent to jail for ten
days by Police Justice Rose for steal
ing a quantity of onions and potatoes
from the Third street market.
Elect New Members
AT the regular meeting of the board
of directors of the chamber of COM
merce yesterday afternoon the Home
Printing company and I'll. j. Lelande
were elected to membership.
To Sing for Salvation Army
The Gospel chorus of the First Chris
tlan church of this city will conduct
special song services at the Salvation
Army chapel, 121 San Pedro street, this
evening. The Cook quartet Will also
sing.
Banquet to 3. Fay Mills
The Los Angeles Fellowship will give
a banquet this evening at the Fedora
ton club in honor of Rev. b. Fay NILS,
who has but recently returned from an
extended eastern trip In the interest or
the Fellowship.
Prohibition Chautauqua Well Attended
The Prohibition Chautauqua being
held in a large tent, corner Central av-
enue and Twenty seventh street, is
proving a great success. Large audi
ences are attending the various ses-
sions. Tomorrow night there will be a
grand concert by the Association
quartet.
Steal Food from Home
Thieves, driven by hunger, entered
the home of Mrs. S. o. Richardson, l40
West Jefferson street, some time Tues
day night and stole a pie and a pud-
ding which she had prepared for her
cured 40 cents which was lying on
kitchen shelf.
Issue Invitations
President George Finley Bovard of
the University of Southern Califor-
MIA and Mrs. Bovard have issued In
vitations for the annual reception for
the senior class of the university ana
senior promenade for Tuesday even
ing, June 16, at the College of Liberal
Arts, Thirty-ffth street and wesley
avenue.
Children Give Program,
Last night the talented children Of
the parish furnished an interesting
program at the Holy Cross bazaar and
lawn fete. Selections were given by
Marion Duffy, Madeline Lee, Eugene
Metz and Lorena Gross. The rete,
which Is being given on the church
grounds, Forty-seventh and Main
streets, Is proving a great success.
Free Methodists Convene
Free Methodist forces gathered yes
terday afternoon in Mineral park,
where lie annual conference and camp
meeting were opened. Bishop wilson
Hogue is presiding at the conference
and win be one of the prominent
speakers during the camp meeting
Large numbers of the denomination
will camp in the park during the con-
ference.
Approves Anti-Race Track League
The board Of directors of the cham
ber of commerce expressed their ap-
proval yesterday of the Anti-Race
Track league in so far as 1t is the pur-
pose of the league to create pubic
sentiment to secure passage or legisia-
ton to prevent pool selling, betting and
gambling on horse racing and secure
enforcement OF existing laws on the
subject"
Dental Society Has Banquet
The three-day session of the South
ern California Dental society was
brought to a close yesterday with
banquet at Levy's. There were about
sixty delegates in attendance at the
meetings, which were held in the dem
tai college Of the University OF SOUTH
ern California, Fifth and Wall streets.
The session was concluded with the
election of officers for the following
year.
Santa Fe on Trial
The Santa + Railroad company Is
defendant in a trial begun In the fed
eral court yesterday wherein the cor
poration is charged with violating the
safety appliance law. In this action
the company is charged with having
violated the law eleven times on
March 2, 1898 Five of the aneged vio-
lations are said to have occurred at
Barstow, five at the Needles and one
at San Bernardino.
Woman Healed
Special religious services and the
healing of the sick are being conduct
ed at the church corner of Eighth
street and Maple avenue, of which
Rev. Mr.. Pendleton is the pastor.
These meetings are being held every
afternoon this week, excepting Friday,
by DR.. f. e. Yoakum and Rev. Mr..
Pendleton. AS result of these meet
ings Mrs. M. c. Goodsell of 1877 East
Orange Grove avenue, Pasadena, who
had been a confirmed invalid for six
teen years and had not walked for nine
years. says she has been entirely
healed.