Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-13
AROUND TOWN
NEW NATIVE SON

NEW NATIVE SON
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John D.
Bowler on Admission day, 1910, a son.
The father is news editor of the Build
er and Contractor, of which harry
lies, the grandfather, is proprietor.
PIONEER WOMAN DIES
Mrs. ]. f. Perkin 60 years old, wife
of w. r. Perkin, died at the family
home. 1879 East Washington street,
Yesterday She had resided here
twenty-one years, and besides her
husband leaves three sons. Funeral
arrangements will be completed today.
WILL CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY
DR.. and Mrs. B. M. Lawrence ex-
tend a general invitation to their
friends to visit their bungalow home,
1.-THE Pilgrims Rest" today in cele-
bration of the eighty-first birthday of
DIR. Lawrence. The "Rest," GAL James
street, at the foot Of Mount Washing
ton, will be open to visitors from .
a. m. to p. m. A program will be
given.
KANsANs PLAN STATE PICNIC
The Kansas State society of South
ern California will hold its annual
basket picnic at Sycamore grove Sat
urday, September H. Former Gov
ernor st. John of Kansas will be
present and make the principal ad-
dress. All former residents of the
Sunfower state are urged to be pres
emit Free coffee will be served at
noon. a-tI
BUILDINGS DAMAGED BY FIRE
Fire of mysterious origin partially
destroyed a two-story frame building
owned by C. D. Woodhead at 842-S44
earlU Yesterday
morning entailing a loss of $500 on
the building and $1,000 on the con-
tents. The adjoining building, owned
fy r. G. Day, was damaged to the
extent of $500. The loss is covered by
insurance.
FALLS FROM. scAFFoLD
Failing twenty feet from a scaffold
in the new building of the Consolidat-
ed Realty company at Sixth and Hill
streets yesterday, Francisco Cordova,
a laborer, sustained a sprained back
and sundry abrasions about the body.
He was sent to the receiving hospital
where his injuries were treated by
Assistant Police Surgeon Kidder. He
later went to his home at 609 Ducom-
mum street.
THIEVES LOOT LIQUOR STORE
A. Bessolo proprietor of a wine and
LIQUOR establishment at TAT North
Main street, reported to the detectives
yesterday that his place of business
was entered some time between 8
o'clock Sunday morning and o'clock
Yesterday morning and $28 worth OF
merchandise stolen. The loot consist
ed of cigars, port wine and whisky.
The thieves forced open rear door
with Jimmy"
DAMAGE SUIT CONTINUED
Judge Monroe OF the superior court
Yesterday continued until September
21 the injunction suit of A. S. Koyer
against Randolph Miner and the
Huntington interests, by which he
sought to prevent the defendants from
constructing docks and jetties upon
what he considers his harbor 'front.'
age at San Pedro. He also is suing
the same defendants for damages of
100000 for the same alleged offense.
MINISTER'S HOLD MEETING
The first meeting of the season was
held by the Presbyterian ministers
Yesterday morning at the Bible insti-
tute. Rev. T. e. Stephenson Of In
glewood, the new president, presided,
and the main address was given by
the Rev. Hugh K Walker, pastor of
Emmanuel Presbyterian church, who
spoke on the world missionary con-
ference in Edinburgh, Scotland. Meet
ings will be held by the Presbyterian
ministers each Monday morning.