Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-25

for conducting lottery by PONCE
Judge Frederickson yesterday.
c. A. r. TO HOLD MEETING
Bartlett-Logan post, G. A. r. and w.
r. C., will hold an open meeting TINS
evening in Mammoth hall, 517 South
Broadway. Comrades and friends will
be welcome.
TO MAKE TEMPERANCE ADDRESS
Aaron S. watkins, noted temper
ance lecturer of Kentucky, will be in
Los Angeles July %, % and q. sun
day, July "A, he will address a meeting
in Temple Auditorium.
THIEF LooTs SAVINGS BANK
S. Olive, 1905 Santa Fe avenue, re-
ported to the police yesterday that his
house was entered by thief Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock and saw
ings bank containing 500 looted
WILL HAVE PICNIC
Former residents of Concordia. Kas..
will picnic in Sycamore grove July 4.
Preparations are being made for the
entertainment of a good crowd, as that
city is we'll represented in Los Angeles.
RECEIVES NEW CARDS
Postmaster w. II. Harrison has re-
ceived a supply OF the new style postal
cards, which are of white cardboard
and glazed enough to prevent ink from
spreading. The stamp is a picture OF
President Mckinley in blue ink.
MEET AT ALEXANDRIA
Members of the executive committee
of the Republican city central commit
tee and the close friends of the late
Don C. McGarvin will meet at 2 o'clock
this afternoon at the Alexandria hotel
,rfo ta aofiOn the death
of the popular young attorney.
ADDRESS TO ENCOURAGE BOYS
"Give the Boy a Chance" will be the
subject of an address to be delivered
in the Belvedere M. e. church tomor-
row evening at 1880 by Wiley j. Phil
lips. The Boyle Heights male quartet
will sing and other vocalists will be
heard. East First street cars reach the
church
AUTO INJURIES TRAVELLING MAN
e. Finestine, travelling man who
lives at 1929 East Fifteenth street
was struck by an automobile yester-
day morning on Spring street between
Fifth and Sixth streets. At the receiV-
ing hospital it was found that he had
suffered a combustion of the left leg.
The machine was driven by A. Roesch
63S South Grand avenue.
DAMAGE CASE TRANSFERRED
The civil case wherein Arshag Shis-
manian of Fresno brought suit against
the Southern Pacific company to Sc
cure 500 400 damages was transferred
from the Fresno superior court to the
United States circuit court in this city
Yesterday The complainant was run
over by q Southern Pacific train and
had to have his left leg amputated.
CHARLES PARHAM TO LECTURE
Charles f. Parham the lecturer and
minister who is visiting in Los An
geles, will deliver two lectures Sunday
at 1906 Main street. The first lecture
will be at $3.50 o'clock in the afternoon,
the subject being Conditional Immor-
tality," The evening lecture will be at
7.30 o'clock, when the subject will be
"Hell and Damnation, or the Punish
sment of the Wicked
ROBERTS HELD IN $500
The preliminary hearing of Joseph
Roberts, charged with passing a ficti-
tious check. was held in the police
court of Judge Frederickson yester-
day. He was held for the superior
court His bail was fixed at $500,
Roberts is alleged to have signed the
name of w. M. Easterly to a check
for $25, which was cashed by G. Bloom,
a secondhand dealer, ana Drawn on
the Citizens National bank.
GIVE NEWBERRY HEARING
Robert Newberry, a cement finisher,
who is alleged to have floated num-
ber of worthless checks about Los An
geles. was given a preliminary hear
ing before Police Judge Frederickson
yesterday and held to the superior
court. his bail being fixed at $500.
Newberry was accused of forging the
name Of j. H. Carson, a wealthy
rancher living near Gardena, to a
number of checks which he had cashed
by merchants-of the city.
MAY INSPECT ROOSEVELT DAM
1t is possible that the chamber of
commerce will run an excursion to
Roosevelt, Ariz., this fall, to aid in
celebrating the completion of the
Roosevelt dam at that point. An invi-
tation was received yesterday by Sec
retary Frank Virgins of the local
chamber from the board of trade of
Phoenix. The invitation came in reply
to a telegram sent by the local body
to Phoenix congratulating Arizona on
the passage of the statehood bill.
ARROWHEAD HOT SPRINGS
Medical and bath departments now
in the hands of skilled experts. Doc