Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
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Death of D. c. Callahan

Death of D. c. Callahan
d. C. Callahan, formerly a well
known resident of Arizona and New
Mexico died Tuesday at the Clara
Barton hospital. He had come in re-
Gently from Rawhide, where he was
prospecting.
Found Dead in Bed
Samuel Littlefeld, 55 years old.
carpenter, was found dead in bed yes
terday morning when attendants at a
rooming house at 610 East Fifth street
entered the room. Little Is known OF
the dead man and it IS believed he
had no relatives in this city. Heart
disease is thought to have caused ms
death.
Greenewald Arraigned
Charged with violations of the lot
terry ordinance. A. B. GreeneWald ana
his clerk, L. A. White, who were twice
arrested for selling lottery tickets, the
first time by detectives from the dis
trict attorneys office and then by the
police. appeared in Police Justice
Chambers court yesterday and their
cases were set for trial November ..
Cottage Damaged by Fire
A story frame cottage at 1858
Sacramento street, owned by Mrs. LIZ
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Oswald, was damaged by fire of un-
known origin last night to the extent
of 5000. Mrs Oswald and her family
were away at the time and state that
no fire was burning in the house. Inc
loss on the contents is estimated at
$100.
To Hold Medal Contest
The Los Angeles Y. w, C. T. U. will
hold a silver medal contest as the pro-
gram at the meeting of the Los An
geles w. c. T. u. this afternoon in the
Sunday school room of the First Meth
odist church. The contestants will be
Miss Bessie Childs, Miss Veryl Knapp,
Miss Lydia Heese, Miss Ellie Wargin,
Miss Dina Bota, Miss Lille Streeton
and Harry Whitley. Miss Emma Tee
ter and Prof. Ridderhoff will furnish
music.
City w. C. T. U. Wins Banner
Delegates from Southern California
to the w. C. T. u. convention at Den
yer are returning with enthusiastic re-
ports of the showing made by South
ern California. Nineteen delegates,
nine of whom were from Los Angeles,
were present representing the south
ern portion of the state. The banner
awarded at each convention To the city
having had the largest number of
medal contests was awarded to Los
Angeles.
Reopen Parish Bazaar
st. Joseph's bazaar was reopened
last night for run of three nights.
Popular young women of the parish
have charge of booths representing the
different nations. A special musical
program has been given each even
ing and last night vocal and instru-
mental numbers were rendered. The
bazaar was planned by members of the
parish as the closing event in honor
of the silver jubilee of Rev. Raphael
Fuhr, O. f. M, the pastor, and elab-
crate arrangements have been made
for the event The proceeds will be
for the benefit of the parish.
Manager Mathot Arrives
A Paul Mathot, general western
manager of the syndicate which will
supply the attractions at the theater
which Manager Newman of the made
in Southern California" exposition is
constructing for the exclusive benefit
of patrons of the manufacturing and
industrial show, reached Los Angeles
yesterday over the Salt Lake direct
from New York. He is accompanied
by his wife. They will remain here
two or three months and perhaps long
er. Mr.. Mathot will arrange all the
details for the opening performance
Saturday. November IA, the date set
for the opening of the exposition.