Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-12
WooIWlne VIII Speak

Thomas Lee Woolwine. city prose-
cutor OF Los Angeles, will address tne
City club at its luncheon at the West
minister hotel tomorrow on Equal I'm
forcement of the Law"
Establishes New Stations
Two new stations have just been es-
tablished by the postoffice department,
according to word received from WASH
ington. One OF the new offices Is at
Hart, the mining town, while the other
is at the Seal Gardens. near watts.
Bank Teller Dies
W. F.. Singer who had been bank
teller for twenty years In Pueblo, Coio:'
died yesterday at 2o33 East Fourth
street. after. long illness. Inc nody
is at the undertaking parlors or Merriii
& vesper, awaiting word from relatives
In the east
Lawyers Argue Question
Attorneys yesterday argued the quess-
tion of whether the Pacific Coast rail-
way is doing an interstate business and
Is liable to the operation Of the safety
appliance act, when the case charging
the company with violating the act was
called in the federal court.
Held at st. Marks Church -
The second of a series of entertain
rnents for the neighborhood was given
at st. Marks church last night.
Nathan Weston furnished the program.
r. C. Hopkins, organist of the church,
has charge of the series, which VIII
include six entertainments,
"Dick" Warner Loses Dog
A. d. (Silver Dicl) Warner has lost
his dog-not his goat. The canine, In
reality, belonged to Mr.. Warmers little
nephew and was valued at something
like $1,000. Warner says he Will pay a
liberal reward and ask no questions IL
the dog is returned to him.
Burned by Explosion
Mrs. May Redding. one of the tenants
of the Douglas apartments. Tenth ana
Flower streets, was seriously burned IN
a gasoline explosion in her Kitchen yes
terday. The bottle containing the gas
cline had been placed too close TO the
stove. Friends of Mrs. Redding extin-
guished the flames.
Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for George w
Arndt, former secretary of the chamber
OF mines, who shot and killed himseli
IN his room at the Hotel Rosslyn few
DAYS ago, were held yesterday morning
from the undertaking parlors OF w. H.
Sutch. The body will be sent to New
ark, N. j., for burial.
Cuts Himself Badly with Razor
While stropping razor at his home
On Central avenue early YESTERDAY
morning. William Peters, employed al
. local dye house. cut his right hand
SO severely he tainted from loss OF
blood while being taken to the receiving
hospital. At that place the surgeons
dressed and sewed the injury.
Accused of Selling Furniture
Mrs ]. r. Ellis, 1923 Central avenue
charged by a neighbor with selling FUR,
niture purchased ON the installmen'
man and not fully paid for. was ar
raigned before Police Justice Chambers
Yesterday. The examination was sci
for June 26 and bail was fixed at $50
Mrs. Ellis was unable to deposit the
amount and was placed in jail.
Mrs. Dora Stonaker Buried
Funeral services for Mrs. Dora Ston-
aker. wife of Curtis Stonaker OF South
Pasadena, were held yesterday morning
at the chapel of Bresee Bros. Rev
w A. Hunter of the First Presbyterian
church officiated. The interment was
In Evergreen cemetery. Mrs. Stonakei
is survived by her husband and two
children. a daughter IA years Of age
and a son 8 years old.