Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-27
VIII Make Northern Trip

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VIII Make Northern Trip
Homer Laughlin will leave next
week for an extended trip through the
Yukon country and other parts of
Alaska.
Going Abroad
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Brownson viii
leave soon for g. trip abroad. They
Will be absent from Los Angeles sew
eral months.
Rev. Mr.. Bartlett to Talk
The Rev. Dana w. Bartlett, whose
work In the slums of Los Angeles has
been a marked success. will address
the City club at its regular weekly
luncheon today on 1.-THE Slums Must
go"
Stole Wagonioad of Furniture
Charles Moore, charged with steal
ing a wagonload of furniture which
he had been hired to haul from one
place to another, was arraigned be-
fore Police Justice Austin yesterday
and sentenced to six months In jail.
Sells Plated Rings
A. Nelson, who is alleged to have
been trying to sell gold plated rings
for the real article on the pretense
that he had found the ring, was ar
TeStcQ idSL IiBHI ny IdIIOliIldh 1hi
diner and booked at the central police
station.
Fleet Fund Balance Disbursed
Six hundred subscribers to the fleet
entertainment fund yesterday received
checks signed by Gen. Robert Wan
kowski of the fleet committee. rep
resenting the refund of the amount
left after all bills were paid. The to-
tai sum aggregated $4,000.
Ohoans VIII Picnic
The annual homegathering of all the
Ohioans and their friends In Los An
geles county will be held at Playa del
Rey Saturday, July IS. 1t will be
basket picnic; coffee will be furnished
free. There will also be free boating
afternoon and evening. Remember to
reserve the date.
Sentenced for Stealing Shoes
O. Connolly, charged with stealing
several pairs Of shoes. was arrested
early yesterday morning by Patrolman
Fitzgerald. Connolly was arraigned
sbeforo Police Justice Austin in the laf-
ternoon, pleaded guilty to the charge
and was sentenced to sixty days In
Jail.
Or. Hecht IL In New York
Rabbi S. Hecht of the Temple B'nai
Birth is in New York, where he will
perform the marriage ceremony for
his niece June 49, On his way east
DIR. Hecht stopped at Montgomery.
Ala, to attend the golden wedding Of
near friends. DR.. Hecht is contem-
plating a short European trip before
his return.
Shakespearean Lectures
DR.. Homer b. Sprague, prominent
educator and lecturer, will give a series
- CIa1 int
dramatic readings at the Venice audi
torium, beginning Wednesday. July 8,
to continue daily at 9:15 g. M. until
July 10. There will be four studies on
julius Caesar and the same number on
"The Merchant of Venice"
Eye Injured
While sharpening his knife on an
emery wheel at 719 East First street.
the place where he is employed, l.. G.
Downtown, a machinist living at sos
East Third street, was struck in the
right eye by piece of the wheel. He
was taken to the receiving hospital,
where, after a great deal OF care, the
surgeons were able to remove the
piece of stone.
At Dickinson Auditorium
A dramatic recital will be given this
evening at Dobinson auditorium. 1044
South Hope street, by the students OF
the Dobinson school of expression. An
interesting program has been prepared,
which will include a one-act drama
by Mrs. Dobinson and Miss Amanda
Mathews, and will close with the pres
etnation of a diploma to Miss Ruth
kellogg. Dancing will follow the pro-
gram.
Baptist Workers Active
The second annual meeting of the
Baptist city mission society was held
yesterday in Berean hall, with a large
attendance. Reports were made by
the various clergymen interested In
the work, principally that of the city
missionary, Rev. F. w. Reynolds The
roll call of delegates was also held.
Last night a mass meeting of the Bap-
fist churches of the city was held in
the auditorium.
Wife Of Pastor Dies
Mrs. Recena Jane Smith, wife of Rev.
Charles Frank Smith, formerly pastor
of a Methodist church in Utah, died
yesterday at Long Beach. They came
here two wears ago on account of Mrs.
Smiths health. The funeral will be
held at the Boyle Heights Methodist
church Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. Alfred Inwood, the pastor. will
officiate and the interment will be in
Evergreen cemetery.
Searching for Her Husband
Mrs. C. H. Harris, wife of we'll
known Santa Cruz merchant, has
asked the Los Angeles police to aid
her In a search for her husband. Har-
ris left his home two weeks ago to
come to Los Angeles on business. At
that time he had $1100 with him. Ills
wife has heard nothing from him
since he arrived here, and fears he
mas fallen into unfriendly hands.
Accused of Stealing Bicycle
Phil Baldwin, a well dressed, neat
appearing man, is under arrest at CEN
trail station charged with stealing a
bicycle, the property of the Fisk Rub
Der company. The bicycle had been
left in front of theater while a mes
senger for the company visited the
place. When he returned the ma
chine was gone. 1t was later found in
the possession of a negro to whom
Baldwin Is said to have sold it.
Drunken Man Found Injured
Gus Remmy, recent arrival from
Ohio, was picked up at First and
Spring streets early yesterday morn
ing and taken to the receiving hospital,
where it was found the man had sus-
tanned a severe cut above his right
eve. He claims some unidentified man
struck him, but, as he had been drink
ing, the police believe he fell against
the curbing. After his injury was
dressed he was placed in Jail charged
with drunkenness.
Babes Find Homes