Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-22
AROUND TOWN

Edison to Address Club
Charles Farwell Edison, president of
the Camut club, will be the speaker
at the City club Saturday. He Will
discuss Business in Politics"
To Lecture on Harbor Work
Captain Amos A. Fries will lecture
on the San Pedra hrbor work at Ar
tesla Tuesday evening, April n. A re-
ception will be held preceding the lee
ture.
To Give Fishing Party
The Federation club will give a
FISHING party" and fish dinner this
evening at the club rooms in the
Wright & Calender building. Fish
stories will be told and prizes awarded
Kentucky Society to Meet
The Kentucky society will meet at
Fraternal Brotherhood hall, Ninth and
Figueroa streets, Friday evening, April
23, at 8 o'clock The women of the
society have prepared a program, after
which there will be dancing.
Body to Be Taken East
Mrs. Hattie Keeney of Arcade, N. Y,
who came to Los Angeles four months
ago for her health, died yesterday at
the California hospital. The body Will
be taken to New York for burial leav-
ing this morning.
Students Learn of Harbor
Captain Fries will give lecture on
San Pedro harbor at the Woodbury.
Business college Friday morning. April
%, at Ii o'clock. All interested may
attend. The college has planned a
boat excursion from Long Beach to
view the harbor April 3d.
Young Zionists to Meet
The Young Zionists association will
hold a literary and musical entertain
ment this evening at 1874 South Hi
street. S. G. Marshutz and George N.
Black will make addresses. Others
to take part in the program will be
Miss Rebecca Cohn, Miss Fannie Wolf
Misses Berwol1itz and Leo Jacobson
Why Club to Meet
The Why club of the Young Mems
christian association at it's regular
meeting at O'clock this evening will
discuss the question, "a Great Navy
Why?" D. w. Robinson will lead the
affirmative and +. N. Arnoldy the neg
alive. After the formal debate the
question will be open for general dis
cussion.
improving Railway
Work will be begun this week on the
reconstruction of the Los Angeles Rail-
way company's lines between Fifth
and Ninth streets on Spring. A bed
of crushed rock will be laid, and the
present sixty-pound rails will be re-
placed with seventy-pound steel. The
company plans to have the work COM
pleted before the Elks' convention gets
under way.
state Societies to Meet
meeting of the various officers Of
the state associations, societies and
organizations Of Southern California
will be held Saturday, April "a, at 2:3(
o'clock at the Los Angeles chamber
of commerce. So far as known all
societies have been invited to partici-
pate in the meeting. and all societies
are urged to send delegates. A con-
ference of the officers will be held to
discuss plans for mutual helpfulness
and cooperation.
Florida Orange Growers Coming
A delegation of fifty members of the
Florida Orange Growers association,
including their wives, left Jackson
vile, Fla, Monday night in three spe-
cial sleepers bound for Los Angeles
The party will come by way of the At
lantic coast line, st. Louis and Kansas
City. The Los Angeles chamber of
commerce, which received a telegram
to this effect yesterday has offered the
use of the chamber as headquarters
for the Florida orangemen, and has
arranged for a reception upon their
arrival.
Copper Magnate Here
Col. w. C. Greene, the copper mining
magnate of Cananea, Mexico, is in Los
Angeles for a ten days vacation and
is making his headquarters at the Van
Mugs. Colonel Greene is suffering
from a cold and decided Los Angeles
climate was superior to any medicine
In speaking of mining conditions In
Mexico, Colonel Greene stated that the
outlook is encouraging. Copper prop
critics at San Antonio de la Huerta
on the Yaqui river are being opened
up" he said, "and a narrow guage
railroad from Tonichi to the mines
of the Cienguita Copper company will
soon be constructed"