Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-10
Delegates to Chicago

Delegates to Chicago
Frank J. Wheat, Caspar Barr Clouds
ley Johns and W. s. Bradford are Los
Angeles delegates who are attending
the Socialist convention which opens in
Chicago today.
New Auditor Appointed
Joseph Mcbride has been appointed
auditor and secretary of the Pacific
Electric and Los Angeles Interurban
railways. He takes the place Of G. w.
Mulks, who has resigned.
Or. Baer to Lecture
DR.. John Willis Baer, president OF
/ Occidental college, will speak before
the Ebel1 club tomorrow afternoon on
Some Immigration Problems" a SUBJ
| ject to which he has given special
study.
Hold AII-Day Session
| The regular all-day session OF the
| Ladies' Work society of the Temple
| Baptist church was held yesterday In
| the church parlors, Auditorium build
ing. A basket lunch was served at
noon, to which the men of the church
| were invited.
Chalk Talk by Miss corbett
| A chalk talk upon the "Sunbonnet
Babies will be given by Miss Bertha
| L. Corbett originator of the fascinating
little drawings at Blanchard hal, Mon
day night, May IS. Thirty drawings in
sixty minutes.
| Nominated for Office
Dr.. Thomas Powell of Ais Collins
building and for many years a member
of the American Association for the
| Advancement of Science, has been NOM
mated member for Los Angeles of the
American Health league. the recently
organized branch of the A. A. A.
Society to Meet
Tuesday night at 1880 o'clock at 512
| South Hill street there will be a meet
ing of the Oregon society of Los An
| geles county for the election of officers
and to make arrangements for the an
nual picnic. All former residents of
the state of Oregon are invited to at
| tend.
New Pastor VIII Preach
| Rev. William A. Hunter, the new
| pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, will preach his first sermon as
pastor at the morning service today.
Arrangements will be made tomorrow
for the formal installation of DR.. Hun
ter as the successor of Rev. Frank
Dewitt Talmage.
Col. Greene III at Van Mugs
Encouraging reports were given out
last night regarding the condition of
owner from Cananea, state of Sonora,
Mexico, who is i'll at the Hotel Van
Mugs. Colonel Greene was Ill when he
arrived in Los Angeles and is attended
by two physicians who accompanied
him here.
President Clark Improving
w. A. Clark. president of the Salt
Lake railroad and former senator from
| Montana, who Is a patient at the Pa
1 ptfr h0Qntfql ia rannFfad r.
ing after the surgical operation which
was performed to remove a dangerous
carbuncle from his neck a week ago
yesterday. AS soon as he is able Mr..
Clark will be removed to the home of
his son, w. A. Clark, jr.
Italian Woman Dies
Mrs. Dominica Bessolo, wife of r.
Bessolo, proprietor of the Hotel Roma
and prominent member of the local
Italian colony, died yesterday morning
at the California hospital, death being
caused by pneumonia. High mass of
requiem will be celebrated Monday at
9 o'clock at the Church of San Pietro.
The body will be placed in the vault
at Calvary cemetery. Later Mr.. Bes-
solo will build a private vault, where
the body OF his wife will be placed.
Bar Association to Meet
A meeting of the Los Angeles Bar
! dSSOCldtlOu mas DtcI Cdlleu IOT
May is, at $3.50 o'clock a. M, at the
room of department 6 of the superior
court. The meeting will be addressed
| by George Fl. Boke, professor of juris-
prudence of the University of Califor-
MIA, and by members of the bar, rela-
| tive to the lawyers memorial hall or
| Boalt hall of law, to be constructed at
Berkeley in conjunction with the pro-
posed founding and establishment of
| law school. The Bar association at
| San Francisco has GWEN the subject it's
| unqualified Endorsement
Clear Weather Promised
Nothing but clear weather in sight
for Sunday" remarked Weather OBJ
server Fuller of the Los Angeles branch
| Of the United States weather bureau,
as he groomed down one of the weather
maps yesterday.
And that wind which made every
| body take reef in their coats yester-
| day has slid off toward the east of us.
| New England will get that storm by
and by, as she gets almost all the big
blustery fellows which come over the
state of California eastbound."
| No word has been received yet from
| A. B. Wollaber of the Los Angeles
station, who has left for trip to Wash
| ington, d. c.
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