Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-16
AROUND TOWN
SANTA FE rELEeRAPHER QUITS

SANTA FE TELEGRAPHER QUITS
w c. Bassett has been appointed as
sistant superintendent of telegraph
of the Santa Fe coast lines with head
quarters in Los Angeles. He takes
the place of G. A. Lawrence. resigned.
BURGLARS STEAL REVoLVERS
Burglars broke into the store of the
Tufts-Lyon Arms company, 1S2 South
Snrjng street, early yesterday morn
ing and stole an even dozen revolVers'
The case was reported to the city de-
tectives.
WILL SPEAK ON DIVORCE
Flora Ames, a writer and lecturer
on humanitarian subjects in Europe
and America, will lecture in simpson
auditorium Sunday afternoon, Novem-
ber q, at o'clock on THE divorce
and the Sanctity of Marriage"
TO DISCUSS EDUCATION
"some Present Tendencies in Educa-
tion" will be the subject of George b.
Hodge of New York, educational sec
retary of the international committee
of the Y. M. C. A., at the luncheon OF
the Federation club today at the
Wright & Calender building.
100 TOURISTS COMING
According to Frank M. Byron, gem
eral passenger agent for the New York
Central lines in Los Angeles, who has
lust returned from the east, 100 tour
lists from New York, Boston and
number of other eastern points will
arrive November 26 in a special train.
BOOSTER CLUB WILL MEET
A second meeting of the newly or
ganized Booster association has been
4 Cnkt rln1 mr. Y ,
in the assembly room of the chamber
of commerce. While no name has been
adopted for the. club, it is probable that
it will be called the Southern California
Publicity alliance.
OFFICIALS LEAVE FOR RIVERSIDE
T. c. Peck, general passenger agent
of the Salt Lake route, left Los An
geles yesterday morning for Riverside
and San Bernardino, where he will In
spect the passenger facilities of the
line at these points. He is accom-
panied by F.. Fl. Adams, general trav-
cling agent for the same roads,
WILL DELIVER LECTURE
AS a delegate from the Los Angeles
chamber of commerce, Joseph Scott
will deliver a lecture at the Pacific
Coast congress to be held in San Fran
cisco Friday and Saturday next on
"The Panama-Pacific Exposition and
Some Other Expositions" Friday night
Other representatives to attend the
convention are G. e. Bettinger and
James MacIAchlan.
ROCK SHIPMENTS BEGIN
The first shipments of rock from the
new county rock crusher located about
one and one-half mile above San
Dimas will be made today, the Pa
cific Electric's extension Of the Covina
line to the crusher having been COM
pleted and turned over to the operating
department. With this line in opera
ton, crushed rock for use in the con-
struction of roads throughout the
county can be delivered much easier
and cheaper than before.
ADVERTISE COUNTY EXHIBIT
The Los Angeles chamber Of COM
merce has found a novel way to adver-
tise the Los Angeles county exhibit at
the United States Land and Irrigation
congress to be held in Chicago. No
tlces have been sent Los Angelans who
have friends or relatives in or near
Chicago, or persons whom they think
would be likely to attend the conven-
tion, asking them to send personal in
vitations to the exhibit Neat little
invitations and envelopes have been
prepared by the chamber, which will
be furnished Los Angeles people to
send to their eastern friends.