Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-09

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The Herald. like every other newspaper
is misrepresented Mt times. particularly II
cases involving hotels theaters. etc I'M
representative of this paper Is equlppet
with the proper credentials and more par
ticularly equipped with money , With wnie'
TO paw his bills. THE HhfNAhD'
AT THE THEATERS
AUDITORIUM-Dark.
BELASOO-"The Wolf"
BURBANK-"Pierre of the Plains"
GRAND-'"rhe Counterfeiters."
Los Notwithstanding.
MAJESTIC-Dark.
NIASON--Margaret Anglin.
OLYMPIC-Muscal farce.
ORPHEUM-Vaudeville
PRINCESs-Muslcal farce.
AROUND TOWN
TO GIVE PRIZE FOR DANCING
Two gold medals are to be presented
to the best walters at the first annua
Joint picnic of California and Harmony
lodges 209 and 211, l. w S. Q. The
picnic will be given tomorrow at Eden
dale grove.
DISCUSS FREIGHT RATES
F. A. Wann, general traffic manager
of the Salt Lake railroad, is in Chl'
cago comforting with the interstate
commerce commission regarding the re
cent reduction in passenger and freight
rates recommended by that body.
RETURNS TO LOS ANGELES
w. r. oliver. a former resident Of
Los Angeles, who for the last veal
has been in Indianapolis with the Bal.
timore & Ohio railroad, has returned
and taken a position in the passenger
department of the local Salt Lake
ticket office.
TO LECTURE FOR CHILDREN
Mrs. c. Baskerville state representa-
tive of the Sunday School union, vii
give an illustrated lecture on 'Pales
tine in Childrens hall. Temple audi
forum, at the usual hour next Wed
nesday morning before members of tins
Los Angeles Graded Sunday Schoo
union.
WOMAN HIT BY AUTO
While alighting from street car a
Seventh and Merchant streets yester'
day afternoon Mrs. j. j. Register, ~
Merchant street, was knocked to the
ground by an automobile driven by
John f. Gordan, S14 South Broadway
Mrs. Register was not seriously hurt
sustaining slight bruises.
WABASH HEAD TO VISIT HERE
According to r. C. Cline, local agen
of the Wabash railroad. a party of Wa
bash officials, including President +. A
Delano, is now touring. the Pacific
coast states. Wednesday the party
was in San Francisco. 1t is possible
the officials will visit Los Angeles be-
fore their return to the east.
AUTO HITS BICYCLE
s. Abbate, s26 Birch street. was
struck by an automobile driven by e
w. Minney of Alhambra yesterday af'
ternoon at Fourth street and Broad
way. Abbate was riding a bicycle
south on Broadway and turned into
Fourth street in front of Minneys ma
chine. He sustained only a sprainee
ankle.
FOUND DEAD IN HOME
Mrs. Charles Griswell, aged so years
437 Jackson street, was found dead by
neighbors yesterday afternoon at hel
home 1t is said that she had beer
ill for several days and that her dealt
was caused by natural causes. 1t Il
said she had had no medical attend
ance. The coroner will hold an in
quest this morning.
LEEDS SPRAINS ANKLE
Charles T. Leeds, United States en-
gineer, suffered a severe sprain of one
ankle yesterday while walking on the
government jetty near Deadman's is
land. Lieutenant Leeds was inspecting
the dredging work at the time he suf'
fered the injury. The attending ply
sicians believe he will have to use
crutches for several weeks.
TO HOLD WEEKLY LUNCHEON
The regular weekly luncheon of the
City club of Los Angeles will be helC
today noon in the dining room of thu
Westminster hotel. Miss Matte Clarl
will spea kon Housing Conditions il
Los Angeles" and will be followed by
George e. Bettinger, whose theme will
be LOS Angeles Fairgrounds and Theil
Mission" The two speakers are gradu
ates of the Polytechnic high school.
IN JAIL; NoN-sUPPoRT CHARGED
Robert Fisher charged with failing
to support his family, occupies a Gel
in the county Jail. Fisher was giveI
his freedom a rev weeks ago Ill tIt
superior court on his promising to pa!
$50 monthly for the maintenance of hi
family. Mrs. Fisher secured a SECOND
complaint yesterday from Assistant
District Attorney Newmire on her hav
ing taken oath that her husband ha
not contributed to her support sine
his release.
ARRESTED ON CHECK CHARGE
r. L. Smith was taken into custod!
late yesterday afternoon and tw'
charges of forgery were booked agains
him. M. Lowenstein accuses Smith o
forging his name to check for ~ OF
the All Night and Day bank, while
the second charge against him wal
preferred by f. Perkins, who claims
taht the prisoner forged his name to {
check on the First National bank, OBJ
taianing $40 on it. Smith will be ar
raigned before Justice Summerfeld thi
morning.
INDIScREET, NOT CRIMINAL
An investigation of the case of Ray
mond Deun, who was given sus
pended sentence Thursday on charg
of carrying concealed weapons, reveals
the fact the young man was guilty o
nothing more serious than an indiscre
ton. He got out the revolver to ust
in celebrating Independence day anC
failed to put it away. There was NJ
foundation for an assertion that h
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