Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
AROUND TOWN
OIL Men to Have OUTING

Oil Men to Have outing
A special excursion train on the Santa
Fe will carry the oil men of Olinda
and their families to Redondo Beach
today for an outing.
Picnic Is Postponed
The reciprocity picnic of the Cali
fornia Congress of Mothers, which was
TO have been given next Tuesday at
Echo park, has been postponed until
the last week in August.
Birthday Honors Shown
In honor of the birthday of Miss Anna
Gordon national vice president of the
w. G. T. u, members of the Central
union held a. meeting yesterday after
noon In Temperance temple.
VIII Speak on Consolidation
William D. stephens and James A.
Anderson will address the Jefferson
club at its weekly luncheon this noon
at the Hollenbeck hotel on the subject
of consolidation. All interested in the
consolidation of harbor towns are in
vited to attend.
Denver Pastor to Preach
B. B. Tyler, one of Denver's most
honored ministers and long a director
in international Sunday school and
Christian Endeavor work, will speak
tomorrow Sunday, night at 7:45 o'clock
ir the Broadway Christian church. His
subject will be 1.-THE Christian Re-
ligion."
Veterinary Surgeon Dies
DIR. George Crandall, prominent
young veterinary surgeon, died late
Thursday night at the home of his
parents, DIR. and Mrs. p. J. Crandall,
1909 West Washington street. Funeral
services will be held this afternoon at
2 o'clock at the chapel of Overholtzer
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cemetery.
Runaway Girl Caught
Myrtle Grace, the 15-year-old daugh-
ter of William Grace of 250 West Thir-
ty-seventh place, who ran away from
her home several days ago, was arrest
ed by the police last night at 522 San
Julian street, where she had been stay
ing for several days. The girl, who
has run away from home several times,
was sent to the detention home.
Printer Arrested
r. C. Jones, a printer with an office
at 202 North Main street, was arrested
last night by Patrolman Jaggers and
booked at central station on charge
of disturbing the peace. Jones is all
legged to have thrown a lot OF type and
furniture out of his office while in a
drunken rage, and was threatening to
demolish the office when the officer
arrested him.
Stork Visits Surgeon
A son was born to DR.. and Mrs.
Sumner J. Quint of 1917 Arapahoe
street yesterday morning, and DR..
Quint, who is the chief police surgeon.
was busy all day yesterday receiving
the congratulations of the members of
the department and his friends and as
sociates. The baby weighed ten pounds
at his birth, and both mother and child
are doing remarkably we'll
Punishment Considered Full
Lon Goodman, a negro who was shot
through the left forearm Wednesday
night while looking through window
at the Brunson apartments, BAT Grand
avenue, probably will be released. The
police have found nothing against Good
mans record, and are inclined to think
his wounded arm, the bone of which
was broken by the shot, Furnishes him
sufficiently for his offense. The shots
were fired by w. A. Erik, a roomer at
the Brunson apartments, who discov-
cred the "peeping Tom" after calling
to him to surrender. Goodman ran to
his home, at 1929 West Seventeenth
street, but was traced and arrested.