Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-08

office OF Herbert Burdett. secretary. b2b se-
eurity building. Phone Broadway 1898.
The Legal Aid society at 2ss North Main
street ia charitable organization maintained
for the purpose of aiding in legal matters
those unable TO employ counsel. The society
needs financial assistance and seeks informa-
tion regarding worthy cases. Phone Home
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The Herald. like every other newspaper, is
misrepresented 1t times. particularly In cases
Involving hotels theaters, etc. The public
will please take notice that every representa-
tive Of this paper is equipped with the proper
credentials and more particularly equipped
with money with which to pay his bills
THE HERALD.
AROUND TOWN
TO HOLD CAMP MEETING
The Free Methodists of Southern Califor-
MIA will hold their annual camp meeting at
Mineral Park. Garvanza. from June 10 to
June 2s.
HoosIERs TO PICNIC
All former residents of Posey county, In
diana, are requested to attend the Posey
county picnic to be held at Redondo Beach
Sunday. Basket luncheon will be served
near the pavilion
WILL GIVE SMOKER
The Order OF Railway Conductors. di-
vision three. will hold a friendship social
and smoker at the Walker theater Satur-
day afternoon. These socials will be held
by the railway men the first and third Sat
nrday of each month.
LADS ACCUSED OF THEFT
Fred and Morits Miller aged 12 and II.
respectively were before Justice Summerheld
yesterday and were sent to the Juvenile court.
The lads accused of stealing horn
batteries and coils from automobile. They
plead innocence.
PAYMENT HELD UP
Due to litigation pending over materials
used for building the two-mile section of Ell
Monte road between Los Angeles and Alham-
bra city limits, the supervisors yesterday
held up the final payment due Contractor
Frank Gillespie, who had charge OF the work
NO BAIL; IN JAIL
Because of his inability to secure $1,000 bonds
Goich sava is now in Jail a charge OF
threatening to kill Mirko Pesko,, fellow
laborer. Sava was brought before Justice
summerfled Monday evening and given a
preliminary hearing. The court postponed
action.
MIsSOURlANS TO MEET
The new Missouri Society of Los Angeles
will hold its regular monthly meeting next
Friday evening at s O'Clock at 3371s South Hill
street. All former Missourans are invited to
be present Luther T. James, secretary of
the society, expects fully 800 names to
appear on the register after this meeting.
HEAR MORE ARGUMENTS
At the opening of the United States circuit
court Monday morning. further arguments will
be heard in the demurrer to the complaint
In which the city of Los Angeles seeks to
recover s2S1, 1853. So from Charles Stansbury and
c. l.. Powell, contractors, because Of the
abandonment of work on the outfall sewer
GLEE CLUB TO SING
The Y NJ c. - slee club. numbering
fifty voices will leave for Santa Ana this
evening to give a concert. Those who wish
to take tho trip can secure reduced rates
The club has arranged for excursion &c
Yosemite valley, July .. rate of one fare
for the round trip has been secured: This
excursion is for club members and theil
friends
SPECIFY ANEW
The highway commission has changed the
specifications for the construction Of the Los
Angeles, Inglewood and Hermosa Beach
boulevard. Bids for the have been
rejected twice The new specifications call for
two applications of oil in place of three, and
also make some other changes, included in
which is the time the road shall be finished.
WILL TOUR THE WORLD
Los Angeles people who WIN leave here
next week for n trip around the world
under the auspices of the steamship de-
partment of the German American Savings
bank are: Mr.. and Mrs. j. N Mcdowell
Mr. and Mrs II. r. La Grange. Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. Wood and Mrs. Katherine Kent
Althouse They viii visit Japan, China
Korea, Manchuria, Malay peninsula, .Ceylon
Arabia. Egypt, Spain and Europe.
TO HOLD PUBLIC MEETING
The public anniversary meeting of the
Young Women's Christian association VIII
be held tomorrow evening. The annual re-
port will be given by the general secretary
Miss Cora L. latham. In addition to the
report some interesting features are being
planned by the committee in charge Fol
lowing the program in the audifoItum al
Informal reception will be held in the
lobby in honor of Mrs. Frank A. Dewey
upon whom the title of president emeritus
has just been conferred