Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-25
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soclaILst LYceum to Meet

Socialist Lyceum to Meet
! The Socialist lyoeum will meet In Cleveland
hall, Walker Theater building, this morning at
10 o'clock.
New EngIahders to Meet
The Pine Tree State association of Los Ange
| les will meet next Thursday evening at the
Los Angeles Military academy, near Bairds-
town, An old fashioned down east social
will be held,
Job Hartman to Speak
Job Hartman will speak this evening before
| the Los Angeles Liberal club at Mammoth
| hall ON Justice Wrights Decision in the Case
OF the Buck stove and Range Company VS., the
American Federation Of Labor"
To Address Younger Men
The second OF the spring series of young
mems meetings will occur In Triangle hall of
the Y. M. 9. A. Sunday afternoon at $3.50
dress the men on 1.-THE Christian in Politics"
Arrested on Suspicion
| Charles u, Van Deroef was arrested last
night by Patrolman Williams and Detectives
Boyd and Jones and placed In the central
station suspicion, He Ia thought to have
police record In other cities and will be held
| for investigation.
Stanton Leaves Hospital
Speaker p. A, Stanton, who became III after
returning from the legislative session at Sacra-
mento as a result of eyerwoFk and strain In
| presiding over the assembly, was able to leave
| the California hsslital yesterday afternoon. He
| returned to his home In Pasadena, where he
will rest for three weeks before resuming his
business,
| @, q, Willard Better
| Charles d. willard, vice president and for
| mer secretary of the Municipal league, Is
steadily recovering from his serious illness and
| Is occasionally able to leave his home IN san
Rafael Heights. His physician has not yet al
lowed him to set date when he can come to
the office of the league, but he is able to hold
conferences with Its officers at his home
Lemon Growers Confer
The Lemon Growers association of Southern
California held a meeting at the chamber of
commerce yesterday afternoon which was adj
dressed by @. Harold Powell OF the government
department of agriculture, Mr.. Powell dis
cussed methods OF fumigating and the preven~
ton Of scale. A general discussion of subjects
| relating TO lemon culture and marketing fol-
lowed the address.
speeders Fined
| II. Fischer. j, r. Whitten A. III, Kornbloom
and G. b. Weiswender pleaded guilty in Police
Justice Roses court yesterday morning TO driv-
provided by city ordinance. Because II was
| their first violation of the speed law the men
were released under suspended sentences OF 80
| or fifteen days. They promised to keep well
| WITHIN tao tstiaAh 80 Nt-S NNfNtNf
To Give Organ Recital
W. l.. Pierce, organist of the Boyle Heights
Presbyterian church, will give an organ recital
Thursday evening The following win be the
program: Prelude and fugue in Minor
| BACH: "Chanson Ballade" tBaehmahn)i
'Adagio cantablle'' Qayren); March OF the
waiter spinny); "Gavotte" from 'Mignon"
| "a. Thomas>; ''Pestlude' (Rini).
Collector Of Revenue Here
| August E. Muenter, collector of internal reve-
| nue. at San Francisco. came to Los Angeles
Yesterday to arrange for the establishment of
| the new district which will be established July
/ /. the beginning of the new fiscal year, with
| headquarters at Los Angeles, Claude !. Far
office, conferred with Mr. Muenter regarding
details of the reorganization Of the work. b.
| NJ Thomas of the Internal revenue secret SER
vice accompanied Mr.. Muenter.
Found Dead In Bed
John NJ, Bradley q years old, cook, was
| America lodging house, s2lla East First street,
| at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon Death Is
| thought to have ensued from an overdose or
morphine, which Bradley frequently used
Bradley was formely employed as q hotel clerk
in Denver, He came TO Los Angeles aaout a
| year ago and has been working In restaurants
and hotels in this city. The body was removed
| to the undertaking establishment OF Pierce
Brothers, where an autopsy will be held.
Michigan Alumni Dine
| Forty members of the Southern California
! Alumni association of the University of Michi-
gan met at luncheon at the cafe of the Hotel
! HAYWARD yesterday noon, Glasses from 1866
to 1908 were represented in the responses TO the
roll Of membership ealld by the secretary,
i Mark II. Gregg. Louis K. Webb OF the class
| Of rs acted as master Of ceremonies, and talks
on the duties of college men in business and
civic life were made by VIII D. Gould, II;
| DR. Andrew s. Lobngier, 80; Dr., M r..
| Parmaiee, 'e7i Charles p. Huey, 70. Score
| tary Gregg is arranging for an epen meeting
/ OF the association to be held simultaneously
i with commencement day at Ann Arbor, which
win be a reunion of Michigan graduates from
| all parts of Southern California.