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FOR SALE FOR SALE
COUNTRY ritOFKRTY COUNTRY rROPEKTt
FOR SALE—No. 298, $3250; $500 cash, balance easy. Two
acre poultry farm with house, 14 poultry houses, 29 corrals, 4
brooder houses, all fenced and well located. This is a fine open
ing.
FOR RENT—Five-room house, $12 per month; also four-roo*m
house, $10 per month.
FOR RALE—No. 292. Only cn°ri $325. Fine lot 50x192 In Inglewood
Heights. Oas, water, sandy loam, restricted district.
FOR SALE—Some choice clos=p-in poultry sites, only five minutes 1 walk
from the electric car station. Especially designed for those who must be
to car line. First-class and price is right; terms very easy.
Bargain! In business lots in the new tract just opened; easiest terms
possible; Al restrictions.
FOR SALE—SI2SO: $125 down, balance $10 per month. Two-thirds acre
of land 3-room house; toilet, sink, French windows, brick foundation; six
standard poultry houses and corrals; water piped and completely equipped
for raising poultry. New.
WHY PAT RENT? "We build to suit, 10 per cent down, balance like
rent.
:FOR SALE—SI9SO; $200 down. $2" per month. New 4-room house; toile.t,
bath, lavatory ami sink: 6 standard poultry houses with runs, piped for
water; IV* acres of ground and completely equipped for raising poultry.
New.
There are no saloons in Inglewood.
Pure spring water piped everywhere, $1 per month.
The school facilities are the best—sso,ooo high school, 7
acres of playground.
Thirty minutes from Los Angeles courthouse.
Carfare 8 cents. Book rate.
An ideal place for your home. Good restrictions.
Gas, Electric Lights, Telephone.
Best air on earth.
FOR SALE—No. 275. $2500. Two blocks from the street car. Al re
stricted district; lot 70x200 feet, improved with a first-class five-room strict
ly modern bungalow. Solnr heater, hardwood floors, fireplace, plate glass
buffet, etc. $1000 cash, balance 1, 2 and 3 years. Worth 4J00O; sacrifice sale.
FOR SALE—No. 268. $2000: V 2 cash, balance to suit. Three-fourths of
an acre in the poultry colony, improved with a five-room house, 17 poultry
bouses, corrals, etc. Good bargain.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN POULTRY be surf to investigate
market conditions in the Inglewood Poultry Colony, where exceptional
facilities are offered to those who engage in poultry raising.
Inglewood LMimd Co o
Cor. Regent and Market Streets, Inglewood, Cal.
206 S. Spring St., Los Angeles, Cal.
Main 6918. A 5229.
If you have, we want you with us on our
riH'ItSDAY BVENINa, JUNE 30, EXCUR
' BION to eielect a 20-acre tract in our new
FRUIT and ALFALFA COLONY, north' ol
Delano, which we have Just placed on the
market at the luw price of $50 to $60 per
acre. Pay us $1 an acre cash aim $1 an
acre per month.
Our poll ,13 thd finest red loam in the
Ftato with nn abundance of water at only
85 feet. For a home this land seeded to
ALFALFA will make you Independent; on
the other hand, for a good Income and with ;
no attention thll land can be dry farmed
and made to produce 25 bushels of grain.
Mako it a point to sco us at once and
arrange for the excursion. The round-trip
. fare IB *'nly 50, and this will be refunded
If you buy.
D. J. WILSON LAND CO.,
Owners
'IS Delta Bids., 426 S. Spring St.
6-26-4
FOR BALE—
160 ACRES IN TULARE COUNTY
AT $75 TER ACRE
All foncpd, hn<,' tiKht; under good ditch;
fine t-.01l i-plendid location.
SMALL CASH PAYMENT. HAT.,\Js-CE
LONG TIME WITH LOW INTEREST.
Will consider some exchange for city prop
erty. This Is fine alfalfa or dlclduous fruit
land.
KIGGINS
{,31 south SPRING ST. 6-16-2
FOR Sale
boo aerrs; $"0 per acrei a. great bargain;
a beautiful block of land with plenty of
water; a grand lubdlvlslon proposition and
v money maker; close to railroad and town.
MERRILL & FOOa
■Jin c ntral Bldg.
Sixth mid Main Sts.
6-2C-1
. ALFALFA RANCH—IO4V4 ACRES, HIGH-
Iy Improved; uitable for cattle, hogs or
,i'-iii ono of the finest plai i In the Perris
valley; line lmlldlnee; big snap. STACY
REALTY CO., t.P.I S. Iprlng, F2U6, or
STACY- WAONEB CO., Rlvera'.de. 6-56-7
FOR SALE
ALFALFA LAND
ALFALFA "LAND
{(5000—30 acn all In sugar beeta; Rood
bouse, barn and artesian well that flows
always; W ot rrr.p includr-1.
$14,000—80 acres fine sandy ]onm; Al bean
or alfalfa land; easy term on both.
CONWAY & GLEASNER
Suite 405 kaus'.ilin bldg. 6-56-1
JVIR RALE-PBRRIB VAI.I
Choice alfulfa lands, 640 acres; water guar
ant. ri; 1,1;- unap at 160.
STAC* REALTY CO., 531 8. Sprln* st.
MIIC, or STACY-WAGNER CO., Rlvernlde.
6-13-lmo
FOR SALE—
16760.
ELEGANT INCOME RANCH
Our Best Bargain This Season
10 acres; P"<>-1 Klx-room house, lar^e barn;
chicken houses and yards, line 7-lnch
well, windmill and large tank, water
piped Into house and over grounds; sur
rounded by biautlful shrubbery, shada
trees, etc.
Entire place Ih set to hearinpr walnuts
and full bearing fruits; GREAT 810
TREES, JUST LOADED WITH FINE
CROP now ready to market. FRUIT
of every variety and THE BEST
OHALITY; finest berries galore; ele
gant stand ALFALFA; also trees ln
teraet with POTATOES ready to har
vestj flne fall crop TOMATOES which
bring good prices; every conceivable
variety of vegetables, melons, etc. No
better SOIL anywhere; lies lints for Ir
rigation, and uji ABUNDANCE of
CHEAP WATER for use at any time.
rvKHYTHINa COMPLETE; dandy
hoi c, wagon, buggy, harness, valuablp
Jersey cow; all chickens; harness; all
implements and tools; 2 pigs.
This elegant ranch Is located RIGHT
AMONG THE ORANGE GROVES, in
a delightful location, only 40 minutes
from Los . Angelen, close to station,
schools and fine town. IT'B THE BIG
OEST BARGAIN WE EVER HAD.
INCOME EVERY MONTH OF THE
YEAR. We consider this property well
worth $7000. It's yours, if you are In
lime, al the BARGAIN PRICE OF
}r,75f1, and. on terms. REMEMBER, IT'3
HIGH CLASS PROPERTY.
WILLIAMS BROS. CO.
236 11. W. Hellman bWir, 4th and Spring.
A 2758 Main 8890 6-28-1
■Stock Ranch
"We have exclusive agency for on© of the
best stock ranches in California. It consists
of 3SOO acres of patented land In the
Fish Lake Valley
and known <ii ■
OASIS RANCH
It hns an unobstructed public range
1000 SQUARE MILES
with sufficient water from perpetual moun
tain streams to Irrigate nil of the land. The
outside range consist* of both summer and
winter range for sheep or cattle. The prop
erty is so situated that there Is h large looal
market for all products raised. VV'e have in
our office photographs, maps, plats and
surveys showing land, water supply, etc.
Also full description of the land and im
provement This property can be bought
at a very- reasonable price and on easy
terms, if desired. If this Interests you we
will be pleased to give you full Information
in reference to the property.
Kuck-Tobias-Hamill Co.
340 Byrne TTldg., cor, Broa ay ai 1 Third.
Phones F4158, Broadway 4087. 6-26-1
IMPERIAL VALLEY
WANTED—
Prospective purchasers to know that we
will be found after July 1 at rooms 7<>9-710
Ciro^e Bldg., immediately above our present
location at 128 \V. Sixth st.
JOSEPH R. LOFTUS CO.
L. A. R. B, 709-710 droase Bldg.
Main or FOSIS
Branca Office— El Centra C-20-1
FOR SALE •
)3<K> Rcres a^ $10 per acre; close to rall
road; choice land; river runs through thU
REALTY CO., Ml S. Spring, F2US, or
water.
See MERRILL & FOGG
210 Central Bldg.
Blxtb and Main Sts.
6-26-1
ANAHEIM FOR BALE— ACRES WEST OF
Anaheim i"i Center st.i near and north or
electric line; only |200 per acre; terms
MRS. WRIGHT
313 VV, Third, Room 301 l-tl 1
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26. into.
FOR SALE
srnrRBAN ritOrKKTY
Perris Lands with
an Income
Assured
Below Are the
Best Offered
Sil acres of the best alfalfa land in tha
valley, level, no alkali, adjoining alfalfa
field. In water belt and near Perris. PrlO«
only $75 per acre. This Is a good buy.'
23 acres H mile from Perris, on two good
roads, near rew high school; land aIL level,
DO alkali, two Rood wells, windmill, tank
and reservoir; bordered with euoalyptui
trees; large 9-room house; well built; barn,
family fruit, nice yard, shade and flowers.
If you want a home, soo this at $6000; $2*oo
down, balance five years at 6 per cent. ■
40 acres VA miles from Perris. all good
alfalfa land, partly level, well, windmill,
tank, good 7-room house, lots of Iliad* trees,
family orchard, surrounded by alfalfa fields
oni pumping planU. Better get this at
only $6000.
400 acres B miles from Perris. improved, a
snnp at only $50 per acre.
5714 acres orange land adjoining fine
houses, 8-room house, barn, 'j acre in
crapes, bordered by olive trees, spring wa
ter piped to house. Irrigation water from
new pumping plant piped on land. This
Is n fine place for chickens. Cheap at $>600.
SO acres adjoining Perris, lays nice and
level, across road from new high school. If
j iv want something good come In and let
us talk this over. Price right.
16 acre* all alfalfa land, nothing better,
THE HUSTLER REALTY CO.
209 Lissner Bldg., Los Ansele*, Cal.
H. A. SHIFFER, ,
Ferris, Cal. 6-215-1
FOB SALE'OR EXCHANGE-
Alfalfa Ranch
. $30,000
M acres near a busy town In Orange coun
ty; S7 acres In alfalfa, 6 acres walnuts,
balance \acant; water stock In large irriga
tion system, also pumping plant; 10-room
house, barn, windmill, tank and tank house;
everything on place; 2 horses, wagon, har
ness, buesry and all implements and tools;
Just the placa for a nice home and good In
come. Will take some Los Angeles in ex
change or make good terms. Ask for No. 138.
Resl k Coiijpaiiy
i
630 H. W. Hellman Bldg.,
Corner Fourth and Spring Sts.,
Los Angeles.
Main 6784 A 2928
6-26-1
See This Bargain
$8000
20 acres close to electric line; 12-h. p.
pumping plant, 50 Inches water; all kinds
family fruit; 6-room new modern house,
■
hard finished; cement walks, lawn, flowers,
fete; barn, large tank, horse, cow, 50 hens;
wagon, harness and all tools and Imple
ments. Don't fail to pee this at once if you
are looking for a good buy. Ask for No. 108.
Resin <^ Company
630 H. W. Hellman Bldg.,
Corner Fourth and Spring Sts/,
Los Angeles.
Main 6784 A 2928
6-26-1
An Excellent Buy
Only $4500
10Vi acres near Anaheim, all in corn, al
falfa, etc.; 5-room modern bouse, barn,
wiri'linill and tank; cow, hor^e, buggy, har
ness and all farm tools; Just* the place to
step right in and have everything you need
to go right ahead. Ask for No. 123.
Resh <& Company
630 H. W. Hellman Bldg.,
Corner Fourth and Spring Sts.,
Los Angeles.
Main 6784 A 2928
6-26-1
Exchange
Altai fa -- Oranges
5 acres of good loam noil with water stock
for irrigation, not far from Los Angeles, in
>BtleM Motion, on hlsh ground; new bun
galow, barn, etc.; ilia, fruit and garden.
MAKES A I'KFTTV COUNTRY HOME!
WITH AN INCOME. Price only $4MO; easy
terma, or will exchange for vacant lots or
house and lot, clear, near Agricultural park,
Lus Angeles.
T. D. McCarthy
<£t Co.
624 Hellman Building,
411 S. Main St.
6-26-1
FOR BALE—THEfIfi ARE THE ]IAItOAINB
of the day; both Mimll and cany to buy.
Iii t la 1" acres Al soil on electric ear line,
close, to I.oh Angeles, for $2500. CAN you
bsat It? NO, you can't. I also have nn
other that is good. This 40 acn-s In Tulara
county, near Llndsey, appraised at $75 per
acres see I. s. Dallard, Tulare, Cal. For
, acre! cci E. B. JtallHrd, Tulare, Cal. For
the 10 ncres iei J. C. FLOYD, 111 Manon
open home. Phone AISII, Main IMS.
6-2C-2S-29-3I
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| Classical, Scientific and Literary Courses, Music, Art and Expression ;
' Leading Ladie* College of the Southwestt In Patronage, in Enrollment, in the Fine \
\ Arta, in Location. <jf' For catalogue, address the president, '
MRS. L. A. KIDD-KEY, President j
! C. L. BPURLOCK. A. B. Z. M. WILLIAMS. A. M.. O. D. ,
BUSINESS MAN«G«II . V . A»SOOI*T« PR««IB««T
• SHERMAN.TEXAS ';. vr, ;
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SUMMER School
College OF FIXK ARTS, XJ. S. C
All branches fine and applied arts. Catalog on request.
W. L. JUDSON, Dean.
Leader y^r^. /-*\ * & /)/)
Since (^^^ }tJ JOf//j%^ Cfy A 'S~/?/
Fifth floor Hamburger Building—loo feet above street—noise and dust. Regular work
during summer. Catalogue—26th year. I'lS.ui; Main -MiTi. Entrance 3:0 W. Stli «i.
Cumnock Summer School
SIX III'KMMi .11 I.V S.
Attractive course, with Dr. Richard Burton, Mrs. Merrill Moore Grlgg, Katherlne Wla
ncr McCluskey. and faculty. Class and prlv ate work in Reading, BStpreealon, ahakea
peare, Dramatic Art. Voice and Physical Training, "Modern English Drama" with Dr.
liurton. Send for catalogue. ■ 1500 South V lgueroa street. -
Y. M. C. A. Summer School
JULY 6—AUGUST 26.
Grammar crade and high school ooaohlng, Low rates. Small'classes. High srade male
tfach-is O>mnas"um fnd swimming. Zi» student, last year. Send for announcement.
I
HARVARD SCHOOL. (Military)
Western Aye. Boarding and day pupils,
lu-acre athletic Held. Manual training shops.
Detailed U. S. army officer. Men teachers. j
Full commercial course, typewriting, book
keeping, stenography. Accredited to the j
Universities. Write for Illustrated cata
loKUe. Tel. 72147. Lltt. D.. "•"".JJ^Jj
Grenvllle C. Emery, Lltt. D.. Heart J<Mt«r ;
German, English
Shorthand
br »xp«rletce4 te*chor. Terms modattu*
ISO W. list it. Pl»on» South 141*.
FOR BALE-TOUR CHOICE OF 190 COURSE i
In the International Correapondenci School |
at substantial discount. Call .iii P. E. bids.
■—-—— — i
HAVE TOU BEEN OUR DAT SCHOOL CAT
aIoKUe describing bookkeeplaa; and shorthan* j
courses t Y. M. O. A. 5-U-ti J
lOS ANOELXS BUSINESS COLLEOB. 41J
W. Ttfth K. R. SHBADEB. Ph. D
presld«nt »lnc« ll»0. 10-ti-U ,
HE^LD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. NORTH
eaBt corner Eighth ani Hill sU. Telephones:
F6700, Main 611. 6-8-I™°
BROWNSBERQER COMMERCIAL COLr
It*. »6»-I W. 7TH. Send lor cat*lojruJ.
THE ROWE&L VACATION SCHOOL OrENS
June 27: gr.nli* and liitjli school Ftudiea. '■-iu-l
RAILWAY, TIME TABLE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
From Arcade Station. Firth and Central 'ay"« L
Leave | ■ '\ Arrive
quo am.San FrantUco via Coast Line, B:4S am
j 9:30 am
15 am San Luis Oblspo. Paso Robles. 2:30 pm
2-30 pm Del Monte. Monterey, Sania 9:30 pm
6:15 pm Cruz. Ban Juee and east 11:45 pm
6:00 pm —
San Francisco and Mojava
6-30 pm Bacramento. Oakland, via 7:05 am
8:20 pm Bakersfleld and_Fre»no 8:15 am
Y-3Tam~ Fresn» 7:t« am
t:uo pm • Bakersfleld 8:00 am !
8:30 pm and Mojave _ S:-u pm
' Chicago. Kan7 City, dx.. Louis
8:46 pm Golden state Limited 6:69 5m
3:w nn Ibe Califorr.ian. via I:li pm
Yuma, Benson. Xl Paso
I Overiand^NeWOrleans via
12:01 pm l'uma, Benson. Marlcopa, Tuc- l:S0 pm
son. El Paso, San Antonio,
Houston
12:01 pm Vunia, Tucson, Uenaon I 1:30 am
3:00 pm LordjsburE, Demloc. I 7:lf -'.m
1:<f), ln Xl Paso | 1:30 pm
V:iO am" 8:3(l ra
1:00 am U^M am
H:::. ,1111 Eanta Barbara . 2:30 pm
1:45 pm and 1:35 pm
2:36 pm Ventura • 9:30 pm
7:30 pin (*Not Ventura) ll:4s_pm
1:15 ami Oinu.nl. t-anta Susana, • 8:39 am
2:35 pm Moorparlc. •11:50 am
1;M pm* Somls, 2:30 pm
1 Camarlllo * 7:35 pm
] ('Oxnard only) _ 11.45 pra
~~~~ Santa Paula via Saugiu,
6:45 ami Camulos. Plru. Flllraore. 11:50 am
1:45 praf Satlcoy, Montalvo, Carpln- 7:35 pm
I terla, Summerland
8:15 ami " Noldholl 2:3* pm
2::).', linj L?i?L-—
7;4K nm • 1:30 .ira
8:1.3 am Pomona • ":15 am
12:01 pm Colton I 7:15 am
8:09 pm Riverside Reillands anil 9:35 am
i- n pm Ban Bernardino 11:35 am
"M pm ('Not Rlverolile, Rerllands 1:30 m
k:la pm * or ban Bernardino) 6:25 pm
- 7:10 pm
8:&5aml Covlna Ill:;i5am
_6j4bj?m| L7:ILPro
j;K ami " Chlno I 8:34 am
_4JX^pin] I 5:25 pm
Santa Ana, Anaheim, Downey
5:65 am I banta and Norwalk Downey 8:30 am
anJ Norwalk 8:.10 am
21:16 am 2:13 Pm
1:00 pm a' Buena Park, West a* 3:00 pm
6:10 pin Anaheim. West Orange 4:61) pm
I ('Downey only) |
fc:i,o am| Newport Beaoh I 4:50 pm
THw am fa Lot Alamltos a| 4£Co_iijn
i, : 4j aln i Brawley, Imperial, |T6:30 am
7:00 pm| El Centro, Calexico |*C:55 pm
905 am! San Pedro-Compton ' •111:4. am
J. 30 pm(« t'Vla Long Beach) I 6:36 pro
8:05 ami* Long Beach-Compton, . 111:45 am
8:30 pm| (*Via San Pedro) [_6:3s_pm
jx:, am| rtan'.a Catallna Island | 6:35 pm
6:45 am 7:05 am
7:60 am Fernando • 8:10 art
1:45 pm lJ :™ « m
6:uo pm ("Motor) I'M pm
t : 3opml ■ . 8i"°J"»
tM am a Cliatsworth Park. (See a 3:45 pm
note). (Note—To and trom
River Matlon only.)
All trains .luily except thot.ll marked as fol.
lows: "a" buudays exceptedj "b" Sundart
only^
BAUT LAKE ROUTE
All trains dally except as noted.
"Leave I First 3trtet~sta*t'fou | Anlve
1:35 ami istui Bernard 8:35 am
Il:o0 am Colton. 10:41 ara
3-40 pm KlversiUk. 12:15 pm
I 1:25 pra
6:21 pm Ontario and . 4:31! pm
_:_5 pm Pomona J:lu pm
hM pm I
I • 8:15 am
8-50 am Long Beach ana 11:10 am
1 |o pm a Ban Pedro 7:00 pra
4:4U pmj ■ 855 pm
"iisiTaml Santa Catallrm Island | 7:00 pm
V-3ii am|* l.i'.idena •|ii:3S~am
TT~San Ilernardlno. I
Bearchllght. Las Vegas. I
FearclillKht. Ijh Vegas,
".•tatty, Itliyollte. (Joid- 112:11 pm
f1*.1.l ami Tonnnsb 1 _
I WILL GIVE $1000
; IF I FAIL TO CURE ANY CANCER or TUMOR
I TREAT BEFORE IT POISONS DEEP GLANOS
WITHOUT KNIFE OR PAiN-|^%.
A VEGETABLE PLASTER. _#^ SsSs^\
NO PAY UNTIL CURED f M
5000 CURED, SWORN TO. f
People you can tee and i /=& I^JS' ;«^J
talk to. Judges. Law- a *I^* i;s^
yers.Drs and Ministers I " / JL[/
ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE. I A-K *)} \
ANYTUMOR,LUHPorSORE \ __!!_.• J7
ON THE LIP, FACE or BODY \ •££?"* /
t MONTHS IS CANCER. \ ~^ f
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Hundredi cured after ___S_S_< / __^W__i
operations failed. Poor JSKfErTr"s^P*Sta
cured at half price. "K—*^JJ /_HBP
CANCER IN WOMAN'S BREAST
Begins a small lump and If neelected
It always poisons deep in armpit, and
! PROVES FATAL QUICKLY. Addresa
DR. & MRS. DR. CHAMLEY, SJftSiSS
I Mtntgers U. S. CANCER CURE, LARGEST In the WORLD
1 745 AND 747 S. MAIN ST., LOS ANGELES, CAL
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f ' " '"
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TKO-SURGICAL APPLIANCE CO.,
Uooma 408-409 I. W. Hellman Bklg.,
411 S. Main St., Los Angeles, Cal.
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'RAILWAY TIME TABLE
BANTAFE
_t<«»«xe [_"" I Arrt t» '
Eastern—California Limited, ™~
MMO am dally, Chlrago via Denver S:00 po
and Kansas City
""~~~~ Overland Expresa^Daily —~^—
S:00 pm ChlcaßO via Denver and 8:80 an
\ KansasClty
; ~ ICu.itrru Express—Dally
T:3u am Chli-uRo via Denver ami 7:05 am
Kansas City
Tourist Flyer— "~ ...——.
1:00 am Chicago via Denver and |:SS aa
Kanßas City
Kite Shaped—Ooing via ~~~~~
1:10 am l Jat.aileno. ' Itcturn via 6:30 pm
Santa Ana canyon
7:35 urn 10:00 am
*.:: ara Redlands via Pasadena 1:00 pra
1:00 pm 5:40 pra
4:80 pm 7:40 pm
i:»»ra| Redlands via Orange 110:35 am
1«;G6 am| j C:3O pra
"1 1:00 pm
T:JS am Riverside via Pasadena ] 5:40 pra
7:30 am ~ 7:06 pra
10:6S am Rlverald* vis Orange 10:36 ara
1:16 pm 6:30 pm
7:3") am 7:0B am
10:66 am Corona via Orange 10:U am
6:06 pm 6:3. pm
7:30 am 7:05 am
10:56 am San Bernardino tla Ornng? 10:16 am
I t:O6 pm <:30 pm
"7T35 am] " I 8:30 am
liM am 10 Ml am
10:00 am Ban Bernardino vl» Fasa- 4:00 pm
1:00 pm vena 6:40 pm
4:30 prn 1:00 pra
«:<6 prn
1:00 pm 7:40 pm
8:55 am ' 6:55 am
2:1/. pm Banta Ana 8:26 am
l;i)6 pm . 1:00 pm
11:55 pm I:^_?JE
"Tlao"aTn "~ 6:56 am
1:66 am 7:16 am
1i:66 am Fullerton, Anaheim* 8:26 am
2:15 pm Oiange . 10:35 am
1:06 pm 1:00 pm
11:56 pm •=3O Pm
7:35 am San Jaclnto, Klulnore, He- 10:36 am
10:66 am met and Murlctf, 6:SO pm
10:25 urn Redondo 4:20 pm
8:16 pm Escondldo 1:00 pm
8:55 am Fallbrook K:l6 pm
S.r.r. am Ban Diego and <:66 am
t:ll pm Coronado Beach 1:00 pro
11:65 pm Surf Line 6:16 pm
T:JO in Randaburg 7:06 am
IM pm Searchiixht and Chloride 7:06 an
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AFFECTATIONS OF
ACCENT ABSURDITY
Michigan Professor Makes Ob
servations During Afternoon
Tea of Girl Students
TYPE OF TALK IS A "POSER"
Says Young Women Try to Com
bine Pronunciations of Their
Acquaintances
ANN ARBOR, June 25.—1t was
no less an authority than a professor
in Michigan university who declared
not long ago that he was "alck of af
fectation In pronunciation." one of the
bfst loved mon in tlio great school, ho
ii;is seen thousands upon thousands ol
mon ami women go out from his clasg
os in the course of his long academic
career, says the Detroit Free Press, "in
mj early day, when i was a yotlng in
structor, affected speech, f\m among
young ladles, was rare, he told some
ol his students,
"Then came a wave of it thai swept
ail over and reminded mo of those silly
foppish French <iays of the 'Precleuse«
Ridicules,' Immortalised by Mollere,
when the bourgeois element btgan to
put on airs that sot the whole world
a-laughlng. Now a good pronunciation
is to be cultivated, Just.as pretty mod
ulations of the voice are much to be
desired both in mon and women, but
when it i miles to these obviously
strained-after apings of somebody
else's English, 1 think it is time to
show people how utterly ludicrous they
appear,
"The fact is, in some forceful slang
that appeals to me very much for its
torse power of descriptions, these poo
pie dun't get away with their airs—not
one bit. Not long ago my aversion for
this sort of thing got the better of my
discretion and of my good manners, I
fear, at a charity afternoon tea.
'Well, there were a lot of Detroit
girls among them, and as I stood off
lor a while listening to them, 1 mar
veled where they had acquired their
.-.nils. Certainly they didn't sound
like Michigan, nor like anything within
many miles of the middle west. To tell
you the truth, I couldn't make out
what they did sound like and I've done
;i liit of traveling in this and other
countries In my day. Hut this type of
talk was a poser for me,
"Thi'tv wen- a number of broad as—
gome of them quite the broadest I had
ever heard, There were few t't except
wht'ii now and thru someone less alert
than her sisters let drop a n"'"i healthy
one, At last one ot the prettiest of
them, a slender, sweet eyed young
thing, that might have been a Rosaetti
model, fell t:i my lot, I never hoard
such talk. She was mighty nice tv me,
too, getting the choicest little rakes for
me and some very fragrant tea in a
pretty cup, and fixoil to suit :\ King.
Hut her accent! 'You're a Michigan
girl? 1 I asked. 'Oh, yes, indeed,' she
beamed, 'Fathah awnd grawnfathah
were bawn hoali.' 'But you haven't
lived here much?' I ventured. '<3h, yes,
only a couple of yeahs that I was cast
at school. 1
"So there it was; two years owst at
school had done the mischief, she met
a lot of New Yorkers and southerners
and no doubt some English people
there, and bo she tried to tix up a little
more elegant accent for herself, with
the distressing result. There Is no such
pronunciation in all the English lan
guagej as 'awnd' for 'and,' nor navvnd'
toi hand.' If a child is sent away in
its earliest youth it can naturally ac
quire the accent of fts new environ
ment, but when it comes to a grown
Michigan girl in a couple of years get
ting an entirely new version of mother
English, it does scorn a little miracu
lous —don't you think?"
AXLE GREASE A TIDBIT
AMONG THE EGYPTIANS
When railroads first ran in Egypt 8
curious problem presented itself in the
form of a disappearing dietary lubri
cation pUSzle. It was learned that
there was somewhere a constant leflfc
In the axle grease department, arid,
an Investigation being made, it was
discovered that the native employes
were secretly purloining and eating for
■rt the grease that should have
been mastic:,te ( ] only by the internal
economy of the wind hubs. After a
prolonged discussion over tho matter,
the railroad officials compounded the
grease by adding castor oil to it, thus
leading the practical Egyptians from
being tempted Into appropriating the
grease In secret, •
NEW YORK CURB
Special lervloe t> The Herald by J. C. Wil
son, Wi M Fifth Htruet. Loa Angeles.
t*EW yORK, June 25.— FollowinK were '.In
ti.jslng quotations:
Bid. Ask. Blil. A.-k.
Am Tohacco.4ls 423 Mason Valley 7!4 1%
II S (insi .... Wi 0% Miami VJ% 2OVs
Sub 2 2'/i Minos of Am C 2 M
Havana Tob 4 6 Nevada Utah OVi ":'»
Jtandrd 011..M9 622 Nlplsslnc .... ilia ll*
Cne Btmp It 17 2t Ohio 1% 2
Boston Con.. 1» 20 Itwhide Coal. 20 21
Butte Coal'n IS I*% Ray Central, nk -%
Davil Daly.. IVI 1% Ray Con .... ISVt 17
Dolores .. .. >>'i 7 .South Utah.. H a 2
Kly Central. Hi l'/i United Cop.. S" B ,V S
Kly Con .... fl',4 OH Yukon IV, i%
Oldfleld Con 9y» !)% Olla t% t%
Qreeno Can. 7V4 1\ Chlno 11*, UVt
QIrOUZ .. .. 6 7<» IVi Con Arizona. IT, 2
Inspiration .. Tlj ":S Keystone — t% i
Kerr Lake .. Sl4 »% El Bayo 3',i 3%
La Rdse ... 4"fi iHI
HER BRU*NETTE DAY
Bellas-Saw Mrs. Stiieu out with her black
1 lie 'li« today.
Beulah—Suppose she was wearing hair to
m.i'h the tins?—Yonkers Statesman.
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PART 111
AERIAL DRIVING IS
LATEST SENSATION
Daring Drivers of Air Craft Take
Chances Answering the
Plaudits of Crowds
ONLY DARING MAKE ATTEMPTS
Descents Often Made at Speed
Approaching 100 Miles
an Hour
LONDON, June, 25.—A supreme at
traction has been discovered for this
Bummer's Hying meetings—the "vol
plane," or aerial dive. Mounting to a
great height, an airman'shuts oft the
Ignition of his engine, thus robbing
himself of all motive power, points
his elevating piano earthwards and
comes diving down at a speed ap
proaching 100 miles an hour.
To the spectators It appears as
though he were dropping sheer to de
struction, but Just before he reaches
the ground ho rights his machine dex
terously, and manages to alight safe
ly. Such* Judgment and nerve does the
Feat require that only one or two of
the most famous airmen have as yet
attempted it—notably Paulham, Efl
moff and Captain Bertram Dickaon,
the Englishman who defeated all for
eign rivals at the recent Tours meet
ilig.
"So fascinating is the trick to spec
tators. " explained Captain Dickson,
'that I am now being, offered large
sums (it money to perform it in addi
tion to comaetlng In the ordinary way
at the flying meetings. At Tours, peo
ple came again and again in the hope
of seeing a "vol plane." The sensa
tion in doing the trick is extraordin
ary. The wholo art of it is to keep
control of your machine by descending
swiftly. After you have cut off your
engine, were vnu to go straight on
through the air the aeroplane would
gradually slow down until it began to
drop, backwards. . This would mean
coi tain death, of course,
."What you have to do l« to •sum
mon up sufficient nerve to throw your
leaver forward and turn your machine
as though yon uvtv falling to the
ground. You find yourself, as tho
aeroplane dips over, looking straight
down at the ncrrmromc Below you.
Then the earth seems to rise up as
though it were going to hit you. You
fi el as if you were descending in the
fastest lift ever hntlt.
'The critical moment cornea whi>n
you have to alter the angle of your
elevator, check your spec'!, and nt
the same time preserve sufficient mo
mentum to glide safely to tho ground.
The feat is the must sensational yet
devised .'"r any exhibition of ilight."
MINING QUOTATIONS
Bxcliulve dispatch to The Herald by L. A.
Crlaler .v ''"., member! of I.os Angeles stock
cxi hange, :wj-;m I, W. IK'llinan building. Los
Anffelea.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 25.-Inertta charac
terized tho market for Bouthern Nevada stock
iiurtiiK today's ■horl lession on the Hush street
exchange. Consolidated sold v high as tu.so
in tho east, but the best bid on the local tJt
cnango was $5.20. Florence recovered -Vs polnUt
and closed with p,U bid.
Tho Tonopah Mining company has declared a
r> ■iii.it quarterly dividend "t 25 cents anil an
extra dividend of 15 cents, making a total of.
J.i cents per snaro, amounting to JWO.OOO. Bel
mont was a »ha<le stronger and close,d wltb
13.60 bid.
Following were the closing quotations:
OOLDFIELD DISTIUCT
Bid. Ask. | lil.i. Ask.
Adams I Fr Moh I 4 I
Atlanta 11 11 |Oold Con ....920
Booth U Ifi |K.e\vatias .... a 8
t; it Exten.. .. 1 |(Jre»l Bend.. I 3
Blui Hull ..4 5 |Ot liend An. ■■ .','. 1i ,
Blue Bell ..1 I prandma 2
i: ii Bon - Jumbo Xx ... 22 ;..- .
Co] Mtn .... 5 .. JKendall 1 3
Conqueror ..1 - l-one Star ... I 3
Comb rrac. 51 53 |Lou Dillon .. .. 3
Oackerjack.. l I |Oro 7 *
Uaisy 5 7 lied Top Ex. 1 2
Triangle 1 Red Hills ... 3 'V *'$■:
i> i; i; Con. .. 1 Sandstorm .. ■• .-41'
Dlxlg i |St lyes i» .."' .
Empire 1 |Sllver Pick.. 6. 8
Florence ....SIS 217Vs|Yellow Rose. .. V 4--'■*
Flur i-:x 1 JYellow Tiger, t> 8
TONOPAH DISTRICT
Bid, A«k.| "\ Bid. Ask.
nclmont ....3fii) •■ North Star .. ii '■"'••'I:
Jim Butler.. 2S M Reeoul Con,. 4 6
Midway .... 21 ■• fon Mining..Sß7l4 ..
Montana .... 97 98 ron'pah Ex.. 80 S2
MacNamara. 29 30 [Wsi End Con D 7 OS
IHJIJ..FKCK DISTHICT
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
Amethyst 1 Montgm Mtn. .'. -1 V
Bullfrog Mln .. 2 Mayflow Con. 3 4J
Bullfrg N B .. 2 Tramp Con ..4 6
Bonnie Clare 6 - 7 |Val View <• 1: .
MANHATTAN DISTRICT
Bid. A»k. Bid. Ask.
Little drey.. .. 3 Man Dexter.. 1 ;'j*J"
Man Con ... 4 6 Mustang V I *'.*
Man Mining. .. 1 |rhank»glvlng. 3 ..'}"
OTHER DISTRICTS -, ;:■
:..*•- Bid. Ask. I Bid. Auk. -
Kaple'H Nest 3 6 Plttn Sllv Pk .. 711
ITvlew Eagl -'° •• Round Mtn., 40 -••;*'
Ncv Hills ..WO .. Coalition .... 19 ti
BOSTON MINING STOCKS
Special service to The Herald by J. C. Wll
son, 212 West Firth street, Los Angeles.
BOSTON, June 25.—Scattered selling con
tinued all through the list today. Only a small
proportion of the stocks were quotod and th» f
pricoi of these showed HllKht recessions.
Quotations closed as follows:
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
Am Pneu .. 6!4 « Michigan .... 4"i 4Vi
do lifil .... 16 17 Mohawk .... 49 61
Adventure .. D-% «'/4 Nevada Con.. 19. I!H4
Ailouoz '.. .-39 40V4 North Butte. 26>,4 27
Atlantlo .... 614 7 Old Domln .. 35 3r>--)4
Arcadian ... 4V4 6 Osceola 131 132 ■
Ariz Com ... UM 16% Parrot 1314 14
Al)l . 3V« 3% Qulney 73 73V4
Boston Con. 15 20 Santa Fo .... 114 2
Butte Coal'n 18 18% Shannon !>v, 10 •
Calu An/, 5314 M Shoe Mac* •• 6614 67
Calu a Hec.DIO Ml do pfd 2814 2*\
Centennial .. IS 17 Bup Copper .. 41 41
Con Mercur. S in Sup and Bos 014 10
Con Range.. 6214 63 Sup- and Pitt 10% nii
Corgln ..... 12V4 13 3wlft 103% 104
Daly We«t.. S 8H Tamarack ... Ml 52 •
East Butte.. 7-% 8 Trinity 614 6
Elm River.. 1 l>/ United Fruit. |H -
Franklin ... 11 •• 0 8 Smelting 3914 39%
Oranby .. •• 3514 37 do pfd 4914 60
rireene Can. TM Tl4 I'tah Con ... 21 2114
Hancock .... IVA ls'- Victoria .. .. 3 314
Isle Royale.. 17 IS SVlnona 7 S
Keewenaw . 314 4 Wolverine ...112 lir,
tmke .r il% 62 Wyandot .... 2 2%
La Salle .... 11 ■ H'/4 Mass Oaa — 81% 8214
SAN FRANCISCO OIL STOCKS
Service to The Los Angeles Herald by L. A.
Crlsler & Co.. members Los Angeles stock ex
change, 200-201 I. VV. Hellman building. Loi
Angeles.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 26.— Following wert >
today's quotations on the San Francisco stock
exchange: -Closing- -Closing-
Bid. Asked. Bid, Anked.
Associated Oil ... 48.00 .... 48.00 4«.26 ,
Brookshlre 1.07V4 2.00 1.97V4 2.00
Illinois Crude 50 .fi3 - .50 .53 .
Mai—• Oil 20 .... 2.20 '
Monte Crlsto .... 3.15 3.35 3.15 3.30
New Pennsyl .... 1.01 1.02 1.01 1.0114
Palmer Oil 1.35 1.40 1.371/4 1.40
Premier .... 100 ,M 1.00
Silver TI 1-80 2.00 1.85 2.00
Balee 100 Brookshlre 1.9714: 100 Caribou 15.60;
800 Marlcopa 5.00; 1000 New Pennsylvania, 1.00;
1000 do 1.08H; 2000 do 1.05; 600 Palmer 1.37H;
50 PeetiCHs 6.00; 500 8 W and B .4; 400 Silver
Tip 2.00; 10» Sterling LOfMl 800 Yellowstone .40.
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