Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-07

The Christian Science Fellowship will
meet tomorrow afternoon in Cleveland
hall of the Walker Theater building. A
number of speakers will address the
meeting.
viii Attend G. A. r. Encampment
Delegates to the forty-third annual
encampment of the G. A. r. will leave
in special cars over the Salt Lake route
this evening. The encampment will
open in Salt Lake Monday. The ses-
sion will close the following Friday
evening.
Boys Enjoy outing
A hike to Millards canyon was en-
joyed by boys of the vacation summer
school of the Y. M C. A. yesterday
afternoon, A basket luncheon was en-
joyed by the boys in the arroyo at
o'clock. The return was made late in
the evening. L. c. Hamilton had charge
of the party of boys.
To Address Improvement Club
The next monthly meeting of the
Federated Improvement association of
Los Angeles will be held at Caedonian
hail. 1191a South Spring street, at 8
o'clock tonight Rev. Dana w Bart
lett viii speak on Beauty and Recrea-
tion Important Factors in the Making
of d Better City"
lndorse o'ConneII for Councilman
IhN CttllllludCy lot lHe COuHC1l OF w.
H. O'Connell, Republican, was in
dorsed last night at a meeting of 100
representative citizens of all political
parties held at 4003 Moneta avenue.
The Fifth warders elected c. f. Kennel
chairman and Garner Curran secretary
of the meeting.
Holds Outdoor Meeting
California Laws Concerning Wom-
en- was the general topic at the out
door npAfiner of the 0aOfPa1 TT TT
held yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. l.. d. Gird 800 Ardmore ave-
nue.. Mrs. Mary e. Kenney made an
address on the subject, and Mrs. Laura
T. Carter had charge of the musical
program.
Attorney Given Honors
The office of honorary vice president
OF the Lincoln University Endowment
association has been rendered to Web
ster Davis, attorney, of Los Angeles.
1t is the plan of the association to raise
a million-dollar endowment fund for
the university, which will be at Cum
berland, Tenn, and will be a Lin
coin memorial.
Arrange Concert Series
A series of three Saturday night free
band concerts has been arranged by
the citizens of the southwestern part
of Los Angeles, to be given at Wash
ington and Cimarron streets. The first
will be given this evening by Cramer's s
band. 1t is hoped to further a wider
acquaintance among the residents of
that section of the city.
viii Issue Year Book
Los Angeles chapter, Daughters of
the Confederacy, will soon have its new
year book, which is now in the hands
of the printer Mrs. Albert NJ. Steph-
ems has had charge of the arrangement
of the book, which included the consti-
l.N, III
report of the u. D. G. convention which
was held last May in San Francisco
Injured by Horse
Peter H. Campbell, As years old, a
teamster living at 1874 South Hollenbeck
avenue, sustained a fractured left COL
lar bone last night when a horse which
he was brushing in stable at First
and River streets jumped to one side
and crushed him against the side of
the stall. Campbell was treated at the
receiving hospital anc later taken to
his home
Mrs. w. D. Lee Dies
Mrs. William d. Lee, widow of the
late Judge William D. Lee, died in
Albuquerque, N. NJ, Wednesday even
ing. Mrs. Lee is survived by five chill
dren-Fred w. and Harry F. Lee of
Albuquerque; Victor II. Lee of Ration,
Frank e. Lee of Imperial and Mrs.
Rose Lee Hunt of Ocean Park. Inter
ment will be at Rosedale cemetery at
o'clock this afternoon.
Kansas Society viii Picnic
The summer picnic of the Kansas So
ciety will be held today at Sycamore
park, which will be an all-day affair,
attended by many former residents of
the SunfioWer State. Hot coffee will be
served. During the afternoon pro-
gram will be rendered, including ad-
dresses by Captain Whims and John
w. Huntsberger. 1t is planned to hold
a banquet on the next Kansas day.
More Against Warrington
County Recorder Logan continues to
pile up counts against A. E. Warming
ton, the frenzied tinancier, who now has
a long score of forgeries of real estate
documents charged against him. The
district attorneys office passed yesters
day looking into more peculiar transac-
tions, and it is believed that several
others may have co-operated with
Warrington in the commission of his
misdeeds.
To Cremate Boys Body
Funeral services for Albert Capron,
years old, of Alhambra will be held
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
chapel of Bresee Bros, the body to be
cremated. The body was received yes
terday morning from Salt Lake City,
where young Capron was either killed
or committed SUICIDE last saturday II
was said that he had just sold min
ing claim for $400, but no money was
found on his body. S. c. Capron, ia
ther of the dead youth, resides in AL
hambra.
Pharmacists Arrive
In order to pay an extended visit to
California large number of the dele
gates to the American Pharmaceutical
association, which will begin its ses-
sion in Los Angeles August 16, have
already arrived and begun their tour
of sightseeing in the Angel City. The
by way of Seattle. The national ses-
sion will continue five days, and will
be preceded by the California Pharma-
ceutical association, which will hold a
two days session. 1t is expected that
q large number of delegates will att
tend,