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THE WEATHER
yTmalTher. iHum.lWlfidl V«lo.l Wther.
* P-W. .W.J 2f> 1 , WW I 13 I Clear.
Maximum TfipfrattireTSl.
Mlfilffitim.ttmpfrftttir*. M.
Peek * CUM* Co., tuidsrtmt" ana
>mb*lm«rt: tadr assistants. 43a S. Hill.
Tfl. Muln W.
Brcscc Bros. Co., Undertakers .
n*mov«d t<» Itt a Flmi«fO* «t.
Mdy attendant. Private Ambulance.
Telephones! Main US. Home 62647.
ORR 4 HINES CO.. funeral Directors
llnTf «ov»d tn fhrtw net* hmliHnai on
th» X. I!, or. 10th and Flower.
' Wathphnw^" *S» , *'*** A»«l»«mit»
DIED
AM/EN-M Irßifiwood. June 1«. Benja-
min F., Wioved husband of Cora, «nd
brother of Knto. Annie, Jamen F. Allen,
Wltllntn J. Gardiner and Adeline Cord.
n native of California, Aged 88 yenro.
Funeral from the parlors of Robert
Bharp ft Bon, SiO South Main street,
Tuesday, at 2 p. m.
TURNER— Wymnn. ftt Bit Mary stroM,
a native of Malnfl. Funeral from
houne. Sunday, June 17, ftt 3 p. m. and
■ ' services at TBvorgreon cemetery.
Frlfinds tnvltncl. w ,
Augusta and Bangor, Maine, papers
pleann ropy.
CHURCH NOTICES
ST. PAUL'S PRO-CATHEDRAL.. 823
Bouth Olive street (near all the lending
hotels), tha Rev. J. J. Wilklns, D. IX,
dean and rector. Services will be held,
while tho church building Is closed for
repairs, in tho aulld hall, as follows:
Holy communion, 7:30; Sunday school.
9:30; morning prayer and eerman. 11:00
a. m.; Young People's meeting, 6:4j p.
m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7:45
p. m. The rector will preach. Subjects,
morning, "Co-laborers With God" : even-
Ing, third sermon for the young, "Read-
Ing." Seats for all, a welcomo for all,
a comfortable place of worship lor all.
Comet
CHRIST CHURCH. CORNER 12T1I AND
Flower— Rev. Baker P. I^ee, rector;
Sunday services at 11 a. m. and 7:30
p. m.; early celebration holy com-
munion on third Sunday and Saints
Day at 7:30 a. m. Strangers espe-
cially Invited. University cars pass
the door. Those desiring telephon?
connection for "Shut-Ins" telephone
7912. Church physician at the church
every morning from 8:30 lo 9:30.
Services and medicine free to all.
:' Church open daily for private prayer
• from 8 a. m. until 5 p. m.
PENIEL HALL, 227 SOUTH MAIN
street — A noonday prayer meeting Is
held each week day, 12 to 1 o'clock.
"Gospel meeting" every night at 7:60 p.
m. Sunday services as follows: 9 a.
■ m., men's prayer meeting; 9:45. Sab-
bath school and Bible class; 11
■'• o'clock, preaching; 3 p. m., holiness
meeting: 'evangelistic service at
night. Rev. T. P. Ferguson, Mrs. M.
P. Ferguson and G. B. Studd super-
intendents of the mission.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST BClEN-
'fist— Simpson auditorium, 734 South
Hope street. Services Sunday 11:00 a.
m. and (p.m.: pennon from the Chris-
tian Science Quarterly. Subject, "God."
Children's Sunday school 9:30 a. m. AVert-
nesday evening: meeting at S o'clock.
Reading rooms, 510-511 Herman "W*. Hell-
man Bldg., Spring and Fourth streets,
open dally, Sundays excepted, from 9 a.
m. to 6 p. m.
ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 514
W. Adams, near Figueroa street. Rev.
Lewis O. Morris, rector; Sunday ser-
vices, 7:30 a. m.. 11 a. m., 6 p. m.
This is a FREE church and all ara
cordially invited. Take the Grand
r.venue car to Adams street and walk
one block west. Take the University
car to Chester place, walk through
Chester place and one block east on
Adams street.
BT. PAUL'S PRO-CATHEDRAL. 523 S.
' Olive street (near all the leading hotels),
I the Rev. J. J. Wilklns, D.D., dean and
rector. Services, Trinity Sunday. 7:30,
9:30 and 11:00 a. m.; 7:45 p. m. Young
people's meeting, 6:45 p. m. Dr. Wilklns
will preach. Common prayer, com-
mon praise, gospel preaching, a gos-
pel welcome. The rich and the poor
meet together. Come.
AT THE YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRIS-
. . tlan association. Dr. Stephen Northrop,
pastor of the First Baptist church, will
Fpeak at the vesper service for -women,
Sunday, June 17, at 4 o'clock. There
will bo a special musical program by
Miss Charlotte Plnkham, soprano, and
Miss Juliet Hogan, contralto. The
rooms will be open Sundays until July
1 from 2:30 to 6 o'clock.
MID-WEEK MEETING OF THE LOS
Angeles Fellowship, Wednesday even-
ing, June 20, at 8 o'clock at Symphony
hall, 232 South Hill street. Mr. George
Wharton James will speak on "The
Poetry and History of Indian Basket
Weaving." Doors open at 7:30 p. m. All
seats free and the public is cordially
invited.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Hope, near Ninth. Rev. Wm. Horace
Day, pastor: Rev. W. F. Day, D. D.,
pastor pmprltua. Spats free.
PPECIAL NOTICES
J%J^" 'wall paper] "~™~ ~"
Now Is your chance! Several carloads
ot paper for San I'ranclsco were shipped
to us by factories arrangement. Thesa
new goods wll; be sold at great reduc-
tion in order ' to turn them quickly
. Into money, 76-1 n. (not 72) natural bur-
' lap, 25c; dyed, 60c; 40-in., 20c; 36-in., 15c;
heavier quality than elsewhere. Bedt
paint, $1.50; shingle stain, 75c; opaque
shades, 35c. Best enamels and varnished.
Work reasonable. WALTER BROS..
CT B. Spring.
G. MOTKOM,
Contractor and
• ■',:.,■ ' - Stump Puller.
Satisfactory work at low prices.
University Station. R. R. 4., Los An-
geles, California.
CLEAN WATCH 50c; MAINSPRING Me";
warranted: old gold tl nwt. 4M S. MAIN.
PHYSICIANS
£hT~"anT5 mrs!~carte"r success^
fully treat all female diseases and Ir-
regularities; 20 years' experience; con-
sultation free. Hours, 8 a. m. to 8 p.
m.; Sundays, 10 to 12 a. in. 204 MKR-
CANTILE PLACE. overJ43 B. jprlng.
SOUTHERN HOME FOR LADIES DUR.
ing confinement; homes found for
. children. DR. C. i.. SMITH. 727 Bun-
net boulevard. Tel. Main 2364.
DR. TAYLOR— FEMALK SPECIALIST
and obstetrics. BELABCO THEATER.
Main st
PIANOS
FOR BALE-A NEW UPRIGHT $500
| ■ piano for 1300. Address BOX 70, Herald.
PIANOS SOLD ON EAST FAYMENTS-
Planos rented at low rates. A. O
GARDNER PIANO HOUSE, Ltd.. UJ
Winston at. Tel. Black 2221: Homa
, n * ■ i^7"3gBN EyA- AT - L AW
I MAuSiAUiJ xANI3x ANl3 VItOBATK "laWb'a
. jpeclalty. No fee without success. E.
P. MOftKY. in Stlmnon blk.. cor. Id
and Spring. Phona 8718. Open evening*.
IiIVORCH LAWB-AIJvicB~FREE, r% NO
fee without success; private J II
BMITH, 122 W. Third & . Room 1041.1
to 6 p. m
IBtJSIN!E88 PERBON ALB
I'EATHEK PILLOWsHRKNOV'ATfEirXf
ACMB FEATHER WORKS. 768 1 Ban
Pedro «t. Tel. Sunset Main liett;
;. Horn* 8041. ■
TRUSSES. ELECTRIC HOSIKHY. MEijl
r . leal batteries, eta. Matthay. «» &
Spring.
' PALMISTS AND MEDIUMS
liRbT^PARKBR. REUAiJLB " PALMIUT
Md clairvoyant. Hi U. Bprln*; reom L
BffimilMllMlilMiaMh'tmillK—lHiinUJllilU!". n fh*.f ii«iftlhj>iiiiiii
_ WANTED
Help— Mala
IIUMMRT. PROS. A CO.,
— TCMPLOYMENT AORNTft—
A utrletljr flrßt-clM"> reliable Agency.
All kinds of h*ln promptly furnished.
Tour order* solicited.
IK-US Knaf Reoond ttr««t.
Between Main end Lot Anffel*s «t».
Lftrireflt nnrl b«st equipped on°lc«*
"on the Pnftflo count.
HUMMKIi BROS A CO..
lis nnd lIS M. M St.
Telephone* — Main 60*.
Home 60». _
MRN TO t^EATtN TtATinER TRADR.
Situation* Kimr,inte«.l. Moler Sys-
Urn College, 118 W. ID. ■
WANTED— A HOT TO I.KARN PRINT-
Ing trado. 1,. KOCH, 813 B. Spring St.
WANTED— CJOOD WHIP LARM P.RAID-
r (tb. M. TomN, 7is La mar St.._r»y.
Help— Female
W.vNTEn— STiRBVH inONRRB. LA-
flles' clothos Irrtnern anil mangla Rlris.
L. A. LAUNDRY CO.. fat s«njrprnarido.
Money
1 AM PL.ACINO OTHER PEOPLE'S
money out at Interest safely and profit*
ably. I can place yours, too. No ix«
pense to lender. No worry; 18 yenrV ex-
perience in California titles, inchest
referencps. JAMKB B. THRELKELT),
Notary Public. 201 Pay Birta., 32ft Went
Third Street Phones Main 393. Homo R2EI
WANT MONEY TO LOAN ON HI(VH
class securities, monthly Interest paid.
KKRNER BROS., 201 Frost building.
I'hono Home 1)022.
To Rent
WANTED —
ALL OWNERS
—OF RENTAL PROPERTY——
—TO KNOW THAT WB—
—DO A RENTAL TUTSINESS
DON'T WORRY
—IF YOU WANT A TENANT—
- — LIST YOUR PROPERTY—
WITH US
MINRS * PARtftlf.
818 SOUTH HILL STREET.
I WILL LEASE ANY GOOD LO9 AN-
geles unimproved property for a term
of years. W. H. OBEAR. 408-9-10
Johnson bldg.
To Purchase — Real Estate
WE CAIV SKI,li IT. "NO COMMISSION"
THE «n.\Y KEAI, KSTATB CO.
Home 6718. 821 Sltnmow Illitg.
Mlscellaneoua
WANTEp TO BUY— FURNITURE AND
household goods. If you ara going to
•ell we will pay you onft-thlrd more
than others. Phono us. Main 1117.
Home 2154. COLYEAR KURNITURH
CO., 32g S Main St. ■
WANTED— DEALERS AND PAPER
hangers to write for samples of bur-
laps; cxcluslvo wall papers for the
coast; paints, varnishes, moldings
WALTKR BROS.. 627 a. Spring.
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN-
Large Amounts— Small Amounts.
On Stocks, Notes, Mortgages.
On any good security.
Commercial paper discounted.
Telephone— Main 1SS0: ITome 2398.
JOHN B. BUSHNEL.L & CO..
, 308 Bradbury Bldg.
I HAVE MONEY TO~LOAN ON ALL
KINDS OF j GOOD SECURITY IN
SUMS TO SUIT AT CURRENT
RATES.
JAMES B. THRELKELD,
ZOI FAY BLDG., 826 W. THIRD ST.
HOME 8253
NOTARY PUBLIC CONVEYANCER.
CASH CONFIDENTIALLY LOANED TO
salaried persons on note, without se-
curity, without employer's knowledge
and without indoraers; easy payments,
positively lowest rates. Hours 10:30 to
1:80. COMMERCIAL DISCOUNT CO.,
(28-629 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
DON'T BORROW TROUBLE. BORROW
money; salaried men and women accom-
modated on their notes without mort-
gnge or lndorser; confidential. CHUR'
RY. 211 O. T. Johnson Bldg., cor. 4th
and Broadway.
I~HAVB $20,000 TO LOAN AT 7 PER
cent for a long term of years In amounts
to suit on close-in Los Anceles property.
FRED L. SEXTON.
608 Mason Bldg., 4th and Broadway.
MONEY TO LOAnTaT LOW INTERF.ST
on pianos, diamonds, automobiles, fur-
niture, real estate; no publicity. Office
1. 348% SOUTH HILL ST. 9:30 a. m. to
8 p. m.
MONEY TO LOAN-THOMAS S. WADS-
WORTH. 319 & 820 Douglas bldg., will
lend money on city or county real estate.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
Bldpr. loans our specialty. TRUE ft
CLKVKLAND. 607 H. W. Hellman bfl.
MONEY TO LOAN, 7 PER CENT.. ON
Inside property, In sums to suit L
H. PRESTON, 608 Laughlln bldg.
I MAKE STRAIGHT BUILDING LOANS
W. H. OBEAR,
408-409-410 Johnson nirig.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ABSOLUTELY THE~BKST^STOck^IN
the world today, cost and value consid-
ered, is that of THE GREAT WEST-
ERN OIL REFINING AND PIPE
LINE COMPANY OF ERIE, KANSAS.
They have an Immense plant,, all paid
for. a large bank account, owe no bills
and are making over $I'ooo per day.
Kor particulars address W. A. VAN-
DERCOOK, city, or phone Home 6584.
DO YOU WANT TO MAKE A HEAP OF
money with a 25c investment? If so
send at once poßtcard with your ad-
dress to MR. GUYOT-OENTIS 39 ru»
dv Faubourg, St. Martin. Parib,
France. • I
JUST LIKE BANKING— ANY ORDERS
for decorating or house painting en-
trusted to our care will relieve you of
much anxiety. Try us. Work and prices
guaranteed. Pure oil and lead. WAL-
_TER BROS.. 627 S. Sprinff st ,
FOR SALK-RKSTAU RANT AT A SAC^
rlflre; going cant on account of sickness.
Addi-pss HOX IK, H>-rald,
j[? A y. s _ FE _ R and . .^t? rage
COLYEAR WAREHOUSE CO..
415-417-419 San Pedro St.
Main office 324 South Main.
Phones Main 1117, Home 2134. New and
absolutely fire proof storage; prlvata
locked rooms for bric-a-brac, pianos,
line furniture, etc Trunks, boxes, etc.,
stored. 25c to 50a per month. We solicit
your patronage.
DENTISTS
6CiUKi<'J»'MAN DENTAL, CO.,
107 N. Berlins St.— Painless extracting,
tilling, crown and bridge work, flexible
rubber plates. Pure Kold fillings, 750
up; all other fillings, XOo up; cleaning
teenth, (Oo up; gold crowns and bridge
work. $6.00 up; cets teeth, $5.00 up.
Also open evenings and Sunday fore-
noons.
FRANK STEVENS. 824H SO BPRINQ.
PATENTS AND PATENT RIGHTB
KAT^^'li^T^U^Nlslil^ldY^cTrENTs
with copies ot all correspondence had in
their cases (except foreign); I also fur-
nlah free of charge complete copies of
drawings and specification; retain this
•for futurj reference. JAMES R. TOWN-
BEND. Bradbury Ulock. Phones $47.
HAZARD &, HARPHAM, PIONEER
Agcy. Citizens Nat. ilk. bldg. Uook
free.
FINANCIAL
LOANS NEGOTIATED WITH CAttU
and promptnes* JAMES B. TitItKL-
KKLD, Notary, 101 Fay Bldg.. $3«
Wt,.t Tb>»l •> Uda llUlOMlltl.
LOS ANGELES HERALD j MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 18, 190 U.
- *__ ron bent
Plat*
FOR |14 MONTHLY TOtT CAN RENT
fnrnl«h*d eompletn % nice minny out-
KtdA rooms; electricity; RM rnng>s hot
wnt*r. r>hon<i; clns(» in; at 1020 WEST
COT/rON HT.. 100J nnd 1011 EAftf
NINTH AT.. 102S Also 1133 and 1141
W. FIRST ST.
MODERN FLATS— WATRn mtsß—
JtO — S Moms, 204 N. F*r»monl.
10 — 8 rooms. 834 S. Plßtterflit,
IS.B0 — s rooms, 221 N. Flgniroa.
12 — S rooms, 212 N. Fremont., "
1« — * room*. 1011 B. 9thi furnished.
*14 — S foomn. 204 N. Fremont; fuf.
f 14— X room*, l\% N. Fremont! fur.
14— s room*, 1184 H. FliriitrAs.; fur.
1* — 5 room*, 1019U Diamond.
14—2 room*. 1141 W, Flmt.
17 — 9 room*. 1 1 A A W. First; fur.
1 '?—5? — 5 rooms, 222 N. Frrtnnnts fur.
$20 — 6 rooms, 328,4 B. Figueroa.
TO LKT STORES—
J7K — 709 W. H*v»nth street.
20—1017 W. First st. Ann rn«m«.
(20 — 1028 W. First St. and rooms.,
IS— 10» So. liMUdry.
$26—1011 R. Ninth Kt.
T. WIKBENDANOER.
812 M<>rchAnts Trust Wdg.
FOR RENT-TWO FLATB ON TWEN-
ty-flrst and ( cntrnl avonue; flva rortm«.
$17.50; six rooms, $20. Ptorn below, 122.60.
TWOS, .t HAMPTON,
ID South Brow rtwa y. ,
Flats— Furnished
FOR *12 YOU CAN KKNT NF.W FURN-
lsii-.ri 8 rooms, gns range, tmlh, phon«.
IMS i<nd 1141 West First street; healthy,
i.lgh»ly lorwtlnn, on car line.
• Houses — Furnished
FOR RENT-fi-ROOM lIOUBR, POM-
plftrly furnished, $10.00. 1341 VALENCIA
BTRriKT.
Rooms — Furnished
FOR $12 YOU CAN RENT NKW FURN-
Ishoii 3 rooms, gas range, bath, phone.
11S3 nnc! 1141 West First street; healthy,
sightly location, on r»r Una.
SANITARIUMS
MRS. M. HERBERT, SANITARIUM—
Massage, electric, tub, vapor, steam
baths, chiropody, manicuring, scalp
treatment, facial massage. 225 ft W.
First. Home 3509,
BATHS AND MASSAGE
t!i^'br^own™rlXssaoe~parlors.
Tub, vapor and medicated baths,
electric and magnetic massage.
Have
You
Tried
Them?
Rooms 6 and 7. 60114 S. Spring.
PALATIAL BATHS — EASTERN
trained operators. Formerly 127%
N. Broadway; now at 126H N.
SPRING ST. Hourß 10 to 12 p. m.
Phone Main 4855.
NEW YORK BATH PARLORB-VAPOR
nnd tub baths, magnetic treatments
pkillfuly given by experienced operator;
rheumatics a specialty. 315 NEW UIOH
BT.. suite 102.
JUST OPENED — VAPOR BATHS —
Electro Vibratory Massage is a sure
cure for nervousness. Insomnia and gen-
eral debility. Try It. Parlors 450V4 SO.
BROADWAY.
TOU ARE NOT HURRIED WHEN YOU
go to 125 TEMPLK STREET for bath
and massage. No ni^ns In window.
Best of patronage solicited.
VAPOR, TUB BATHS AND MASSAGE.
Operator Just arrived from the east.
Hours 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. Room S, 127
SOUTH BROADWAY:
THE MITCHELL BATH PARLORS—
Vapor tub baths and massage, alcohol
and oil rubs. 218 N. MAIN ST., Room
11. Open Sundays.
SCIENTIFIC AND MAGNETIC MAS-
sage, electric blanket. Formerly ot
629% S. Broadway; now at 612 S.
BROADWAY, room 10.
THE PALATIAL BATH PARLORS —
For a good bath and massage. The
best masseur In tho city. 127^4 N.
BROADWAY.
FROM LONDON — MANICURE ANl>
massage, 115'^ S. BROADWAY, par-
lors 38 and 39, second floor. Select
patronage.
BULPHUME. VAPOR. ELECTRIC AND
tub baths, massage and chiropody. 70H4
Broadway. Phone Main 3133; H. 8517.
BATH AND MASSAGE PARLORS^
Swedish masseur, best of treatment.
757 S. MAIN BT. 12 m. to 12 p. ni;
BON TON BATHI3 FOR A FIRST-CLASS
bath and massage. Call 703% S. Broad-
way, room 10. Open Simdays. '
FOR A GOOD MASSAGE CALL AT 652
S. Broadway, room 2; formerly of
609 y, South Spring street.
BATH AND MASSAGE PARLORS JUST
opened. NO.- 740 8. SPRING ST., suite 1.
Hours 10 a. m. to 12. p. m.
ELECTRIC INSTITUTE, 220 FRANKLIN
st.. Including baths, massagu and elec-
trlc blanket sweats for rheumatism.
821 SOUTH HILL — VAPOR AND TUB
baths, massage for colds, rheumatism,
nervousness. Open every day. room 9.
SOUTHERN BATH AND MASSAGE
parlor; experienced masseuse; tub baths
a specialty. Suit 12. 444 8. SPRING ST.
THE ALDA BATHS HAVE RETURNED
to 60t>% S. Spring St., room 4. Open Sun-
days.
ELECTRIC TREATMENTS - ALCOHOL
rubbing. CI3VJ S. SPRING ST. Room 1.
BATHS-M W. TEMPLE BT., ROOM t
Prior* Horn» 6076.
PERSONALS
DR. GKeEnT CLAIRVOYANT, BUSl-
ness minium; readings dally; satisfac-
tion guaranteed; tests, circles Wed.
ev'gs. 8 o'clock. 2oc. R. 16. U'jH B. Spring.
FOR SALE
Houses
MODERN WKSTLAKK HOME
•77.10 *7750
"7750 577.'.0
Kight rooms, including Hall. Mouse has
never been occupied.- Large living
room with panflod walls; woodon
frieze: bfamrd colling; fln« mintPl. Klp-
jsant dining room: modern kitchen in
white Four attractive gunny bedrooms
on HPKond floor; modern bath room.
House contains three bay windows;
built-in seats, and every detail that
could add to complete comfort and con-
venience. Location is heart of Westlako
district on improved lot /with granltti
retaining wall and cument steps.
ALTHOITSE BROS..
Members L. A. Realty Board,
-lit Laughlln building.
Main 263. Home Ex. 268.
$9SO $950 $950 $050
A 3-room California house near two
car lines in the growing southwest;
hag chicken corrals, large level lot 60
xlB6 to 14-ft. alley. Improved with
cement Hld«walkn and curbs, graded
and oiled strcetu; easy terms.' 1104-
1106 UNION TRUST BLDU.
FOR BALE— MODERN 6-ROOM HOUSE
on Adair St., near Bast Jefferson and
Maple aye. Can be bought on easy
termi. THOMAS J. HAMPTON, 119 B.
Broadway.
FOR HALH-A DBBIRAHLB .HUNOA.
low of 7 rooms on a corner lot 60x120 on
the high ground In Wfstlnkft <il>)trlcl;
beautiful view; price fiiOOO; $4ft> rash,
hatanrs monthly s>r tn suit. CHAS. S.
MANN, 33 W. Fourth street.
1 ■
FOR BALE
Homhi '
FOR HALE— A WELL HUILT
5 Room Mote Cottage
In thfl suburbs: Inrgx lot ROt18«. on
flertrtc lln». Prlep 11750. Will trndo
In h. city lot up to $iooo, hnlanco part
cash.
On r>»t lift] furnlnhed, for $2300;
$300 down, $25 per month.
Five and a Half Acres I
Cln«e lo Hutiltnßl'in Park; Improved I
by drwherrlps mid .good for th«j
chlrken biisinPKK: 4-room modern '
house, for only $2ftoo. j
Two File Lots
On rorner Hollywood wny for ex-
change for city cottage.
Kor exchange, my
25-Rmhh Rooming H©ise
Rood loratlon: rent $«5! Inn* loaso;
nlsn have a S-rnnm modern rottHRO In
heart of Remands. Will trado both
for good ranch.
Leahy ■& Soo
223 Mercantile Place
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
HERE 'IT IS AGAIN. ANOTHER
HOME AND INVESTMENT AT SAME
TIME. NRW, STRICTLY MODERN R-
P.OOM COTTAOK ON LOT 50x170 FEF-T
IN FINEST RESIDENTIAL PART OF
CITY, AND ON REAR OF LOT AN-
OTHER B-ROOM COTTAGE WHICH
IS RENTED FOR $15 MONTH; BOTH
HOUSES FITTED WITH OAS AND
i-JLECTRICITY. HOUSE ON FRONT
OF LOT WAB BUILT BY THK OWN-
ER KOR A HOME AND IS A BRAUTY.
PRICE ONLY $4500. COME TO OF-
FICE AND LKT US TAKE YOTT OUT.
DODGE & SON, 407 DELTA BLDQ.
PHONE BOYLE 1232.
FOR SALE—
4-ROOM COTTAOK.
$100 CASH, $20 PER MONTH.
WEST 37T11 ST.-Near Normandle:
prlcn $2100; lot 60x138; has bath and
toilet, tinted walls, cove ceilings; mod-
ern In every respect; large pardon In
rear; beautiful lawn and flowers; con-
venient to car lines; an excellent homo
place, on most liberal terms. (175.)
JONES & RYDER LAND CO.,
218 W. Third St.
FOR SALE— MODERN 6-ROOM HOUSE
on Adalr St.. near East Jefferson and
Maplo aye. Can bo bought on easy
terms. THOMAS J. HAMPTON, 110
S. Broadway.
FOR SALE—
6-ROOM COTTAGE.
$100 CASH, $25 PER MONTH.
SANTA MONICA~AVE.— Price $1750;
payments include interest: lot 36x139.
New and strictly modern In every de-
tail; electricity, tinted walls, porcelain
bath. A splendid homo on University
car lines; a bargain.
JONES * RYDER LAND CO.,
218 W. Third St.
FOR SALE —
5-room cottage; large bath room,
bath toilet, wash bowl, mantel, china
closet; lot 50x125, H block from car
line. Price $1675: $100 cash and $20
per month.
7-room 1% story, fine view ot" ocean
and mountains; two rooms rented for
$8 per month; flowers, garden,
chicken pens. etc. Lot 50x158; price
$2375; $500 cash and $20 or more
monthly.
E. G. DEVENS.
227 Laughlin Bldg., 315 S. Broadway.
FOR SALE— HOUSES-*237S— NEW, AR-
tlstic, attractive; $375 cash, balance like
rent; G6th street, near Main. THE MC-
CARTHY COMPANY branch office 64th
and Main (Moneta avenue car to Main
and 61st). If this one does not suit we
will build one to suit on any unsold lot
in
The, McCarthy Co/s
Greater Los AEgeles Tract
or ADDITION NO. 1 TO GREATER LjS
ANGELES TRACT.
WE WILL DESIGN AND BUILD TO
suit you, for cash or for Installments,
same as rent, If you have a lot or a
good equity In one. Our prices aro
right. Our designs are right. Our
work is tight.
WESTERN BUILDING CO..
403 Chamber of Commerce.
Main 8640. Home 980.
MODERN FIVE-ROOM HOUSE AT
SuiiHet B»>hcli; combination fixture*.'
mantel, china closet. Marshall &
Hterns fixtures; $2500. One of tho
most romfortHble cottages to be had
at any beach. THOS. J. HAMPTON,
119 South Broadway.
FOR FSALK — 6-ROOM HOUSE, 22H B.
Avenue, 20, in iHtlroad rail; KiiitHhle
for railroad man: will spII for $1800,
small payment down. Lot is nearly
worth the money. Oo and see It, then
come* to my office. J, A. MORLAN,
202 Fay Bldg.
FOR SALE— S6SOO; TWO MODERN
five-room flats, well located on Tem-
ple nt.; will take lots or acreage, near
the electric line or beach to the ex-
tent of oiM-half and the balance can
be easily arranged. BEN WHITE, 301
Rryson Block.
A RARE BARGAIN!!— B-ROOM MOD-
ern cottage; lot 60x160; 2Vj blocks
from university; worth J4200. Can
bn had Monday for $3900. Only $1050
cash, belance easy. First money
takes. Phone Pouth 94, or sen J. J.
I'ADHICK, at SUP Bouth Main St.
FOR SALE— NICE MODERN FlVE-
room cottage at 1510 Kast 12th St.;
small payment down, balance easy
terms to suit. BEN WHITK, 804 Bry-
son Block, or will take good lot as
part payment here or beach. •
FOU SALE — $200 CASH. HALANCE $20
Rer month, nice five-room cottage; lot
)x123, Holly aye., Kast Hollywood;
$2800. HEN WHITE. 304 Bryson 111k.
FOR BALIS — AT A PRICK THAT WAR^
runts an advance in the near future.
Term* on the premises! 6 rooms and
bath. 820 HOOVER BT.
KOR HALK— SBOO CASH. BAUNCK
very eusy terms; nice nva-room house
:iMli st. BEN WHITK. 304 Hry*ou
Block.
FOR IALE
City Lots snd Land*
tiOTMxlso. TKMpi,'M*ST.. $100 cash.. $.V 0
«orl3ft. K. 4'iXII ST., $'»i*) rnsh.... 500
fiOxlSO, DAYTON HtimltTß, $l&)
rnxh 600
45X143, SPTIt BT. * SO. I'AllK,
$.100 rash IWO
40x140, 13, :UTIf HT, V 4 cash 1000
60x140, HAN rrclUlO & 3RTII ST.,
$:tr.rt cash 1100
MxlfiO, ftnTir BT. * CMNTRAL,
$«<« rnsh 1100
KlxlSO, tmooKLYN AVK., $500
rjii.li 1200
74x1.15, 4<(Tlt & VERMONT IROO
40x120, mnrif ulv. * larit st. iroo
40x1M», MAPLM * iMTH 1700
4SxIIS, HAN I'MDRO BT. ft 42D.. 1800
40x135. COR. nsTlt & ■WOOD-
LAWN 2100
WhtiSft. FMHVrcn, rt,o«rc in.... snoo
4*XifiO. SAN PKMRM. CI.OBH 1N.10,000
It. H, MBETBON A I'd.,
312 TRITHT M.na., 2D & flPniNO.
MAIN 2212 HOME 2410.
FOR BAT,R—
HKST HAttOAtNS SOUTHWEST.
Oak St., nrat Washington, east
front, ROxliiß $2100
I Vnn Hin-on, corner nenr Adams, oust
I front. POxiSW $3750
I Raymond, enst front, neur 27th nt..slK>o
• Unhurt bivci., nenr Mth, 60x15.1..,...i1300
| WflHtern avenue, near Sftth, r»0x123. ...*12ivi
i Western n venue, near 30th, 10*1:>5....51000
1 Oxford nvo., nenr Washington,
Roxll7 JIRtO
Manhattnn, nrnr Washington $14)2.1
Wllto-1 plai-o, nenr l«th st.. riOxI7S...SI7SO
Vnn Nr.«s ays.i nenr l«th, r.0x140 $1600
ARLINGTON HHIGHTS.
nd nvnuo. r;i.«l front Jl'.'.Vi
nth Hvenuo, west front 1100
fit n avenuo. oust front : 1200
6th avonuo, en.M front ..$l2OO
tith avoniio, corner, JOOxlnO 12H00
21st stroot, nenr Bth avenue $ OSS
"IT I'AYB TO HKK ITS."
EDWARDS * WINTHRS COMPANY,
320 South 1111 l strnot. ,
Main 8307. Homo Kx. 707.
$ B7!i— nrlghton aye. neur 4iith Wixl2S
$ 7Bo— Normnnille nenr 4fith BOxHO
$ 7Ro— 3Hth nonr KlgurroH 40xllii
$ 07R — S3rrt noar Maple 40x125
$1050— Sfith near ilnplo 10x135
$1100— Woodlawn aye., east front, 60x
135 to nlley.
$1250~Confldenco St.. Zoboloin tract, B0
XIM.
$1450— Olivn st. Znbeleln trart ROxiBO
$1500— R. R. lot 35th near Mf11n.,..50xM)
$1600— Jofforpon nenr Sun Pedro, doublo
frontage.
$2100— Cor. asth and W00d1awn,.. 40x135
to alloy.
$2RoO— North o[ Jefferson between Fle-
uoroa nnd Grand 60x157
$2600— Cor. Main and 30th.. 40x140 to alley
$2800— Cor. Moneta and With 50x110
T. L. O'BRIEN.
Jefferson and Main.
South 2275. Homo. 25338.
Lots! Lots! Lots!
100 per cent sure profit
on your money
in six months.
Iteesmont Tract,
Brooklyn avo. nnd Cummings st.
CHAS. McKENZIB CO.,
409 H. W. Hcllman hltlg.
FREE COUNTY ANIJ CITY MAP,
nhiinlng loentlon of our fine level
loin for (tsr> mull, $10 a month, south,
ni'«r or shop*, 5 rent fare, Ktreetn
and wiilkn done, roverrit t»I(Ii fruit
trees. WILL 1)011111.13 YOUR MONEY
BY 1007.
W. F. THOHSIR A CO.,
Itoom nil. 31H SmiUi nronrtnny.
FOR SALE—
A lot in the Zoheleln tract. $1250. Lot
50x160; the lot directly opposite was sold
for $1450 a few days ago; building re-
strictions $2500.
T. L. O'BRIKN.
Jefferson and Main.
South 2276. Homo 25338.
THR BIGGEST SNAP IN
- THK ZOHKLKIiV TRACT.
Lots 50x150 near Moneta aye., $1200.
This is a money maker.
T. L. O'BRIEN.
Jefferson and Main.
Phones Home 25338; South 2276.
FOR SALE— BARGAINS BY OWNE~.
Moneta aye., 50x135; $1150. $475 cash.
W. 23d, 60x160; $1000, $t»0 cash.
E. 41st, 50x129; $750, $320 cash.
High, near car, 80x135; $350. V, cash.
2 on 8. Figueroa, each 49xl8o; $2300 and
$1750; ter~.s 520 STIMSON BLDG..
Third and Spring.
FOR SALE— GOOD LOT, KAST ADAMS
street, 40x125 to alley; will sell for $MO.
This lot Is within I>A blocks of car line;
see owner, 521 STIMSON BLDG.
FOR SALK*- A SUBDIVISION OF 17
acres on Long Beach electric line; ready
for market; streets graded, water mains
laid. Price only $800 per acre: easy
terms. CHAS. S. MANN. 325 W. Fourth
street.
Property
FOR SALE—
I am offering for Bale the most highly
Improved ranch In Riverside county. It
contains 118 acres of Eplendld land, with
one-half milo of frontage on the Santa
Ana river, which runs full the year
around. A portion of this ranch is now
rented to truck gardeners and yielding
a handsome revenue from that source
alone. The land is suitable for alfalfa
or admirably adapted to the growth of
walnuts, which do splendidly; a few
trees now being In bearing. Every foot
of it Is tillable. There is a splendid
bouse on it provided with every con-
venience and surrounded by beautiful
shade trees, lawns, flowers, etc. An
abundance of splendid water for both
domestic and Irrigation purposes under
pressure. Water power can be developed
on the place. There are fine barns, cor-
rals and outbuildings. This is a noble
property In every sense of the word.
Full particulars upon application.
Price $21,000.
I also have for Bale one of the finest
orange groves In full bearing In River-
side county at a most attractive price.
■ FRED L. SEXTON
608 Mason Building. 4th and Broadway.
"see :
\ Foote Reality Co.
FOR RANCHES,
LANDS FOR SUBDIVISION
AND COLONIZATION
718-719 O. T. Johnson Bldg.
FOR SALE—
The best alfalfa nnd fruit land In
the state, on easy terms. If you will
Improve will give you your own time
to pay for it; prices from $16 to $40
per acre. Come in and see us or
write for particulars.
\V. 11. TOWNSEND. Colonisation.
Room 210. 702 South Spring St..
Los Angeles. Cal.
Beach Property — Venice
$2200.
$2300.
New 4 and 6 room cottages for sain at
Venice; elegant homes; splendid loca-
tion: $250 rush and easy monthly pay-
ments.
$2<ioo. . , • •:.
Good rut t ;ik" at Newport. >
6-room cottage, at Manhattan Beach.
See HYDE, with BURCK-GWYNN
CO., lf»S B. Broadway.
Vehicles
CLOSING OUT SALE.
-Three surreys, twelve top buggies,
three open Jobs left; am selling for
less than first coat. High grade top
bussles $50. One llßlit double har-
ness and pole left. Take Hollywood
car. 2013 SUNSET PL.YD.
.<'. Hotels and Lodging Houses
FOR SALE-ROOMING HOUSE OF
twenty-two rooms on Broadway. Rea-
sonable terms
THOS. J..HAMPTON, ,
f 118 South Broadway.
Furniture
FOR SALE-FIVH ROOMS OP FINE
furniture; just the thing for a newly
married couple. Call at once. t!29 COURT
_8T XX XT. __:
The Herald will sell you 135 worth of
records and GIVK3 you a ilx months
subscription to The Herald and * Hi
Talk-o-Phope absolutely tt—.
•The Ruceess ef the Student"
THOUSANDS
of properly trnlned young p«on1« »re
required to help bullS the "URRATEIR
CALIFORNIA." The Woodbury train-
no; la strictly business and will do the
business.
BOI> «. Hill St., l,o« Angele*.
Currier Bid*., 212 W. Third flt
NEW BUILDING
Largest and finest In the Southwest
. , Will soon be rondy.
PIFTII.HTHKIST-nr-THH.rAnK
Cttjjffli&fotoeL?** Lsrpett Bus.
•P2^^sS^!"«" CoJI.b. In
A~>^^ Los Angelet.
T4T 953-5-7 W. 7th «t.
»^.. SOUTHERN CALirORNIA~mf*
ANO CBAHArt SCHOOL ■ OFSHORnfAND^,
fl** Jf OIfAMO MV/t COJ AMQKLMM, CAL*
fmaammfaj,* A SNAP
Kj)£SHM3^''i2r Modern cottage, clnso
ikljßH jenr In, liiunt bo boM; J."if»l
1 VUJjaßNr"\ thhli, worth all of.
? i'£M, but must bo sold
(•arly this week. Konr rooma now, but
very rnslly made Into five. Gas, wired
for electric lights, nlerty furnished, al-
most new, between Went First and Tem-
plft strnots. A flno homo for only $HiOO.
Think of it! The lot alono will bring It in
a short time. Must have JTiOO ennh. Como
early. EDWIN ALDERSON, 203 Laugh-
lln Ivillrtlng.
EDUCATIONAL
SP^VNIsITL^SS^N^TBY^XP^mENCEI)
tenoher. Telephone HOME 41154.
""LJ^^
Suburban Property
FOR SALE-
WOODBERRY TRACT
In the center ot Eagle Rock valley.
Within two blocks of car line. Beautiful,
large, level lots from $250 and up. Noth-
ing loss than fifty feet frontage. Rich
loamy soil. Water -will be furnished
Immediately to any builder.
There Is a beautiful viow of the moun-
tains from cvory side.
Only a small payment down; terms to
sirlt. Every lot will bo advanced $100
within three weeks after car line Is put
in operation.
We also offer flvo acres facing on
Colorado avo. for $2100. Act quick If
you want this.
Call up our office in Engle Rock.
WALKKit & CLARK. Home 492 via
Ulendale exchange.
One Acre
$450 to $550
Investigate quickly.
Sierra Vista Acres.
Part of Baldwin's Ranch.
600 ft. above sea level.
Soil will raise anything.
Abundance of water.
Gas, electricity and telephone.
Magnificent scenery.
S5 minutes ride from center of Los
Angeles.
Free excursions daily.
Sierra-Pacific Land
and Water Company
301-2-3 Douglas Bldg.
Home 2544. > Main 8858.
Miscellaneous
DO YOU WANT A PIANO? I HAVE A
REAL BARGAIN, A NEW UPRIGHT
-PIANO THAT HAS NEVER BEIiN
USED. HERE IS /AN EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A GOOD
PIANO CHEAP FOR CASH. AD-
DRESS OWNER. BOX 126, HERALD.
FOR SALE— NEW AND SECOND-
hand billiard and pool tables; bar fix-
tures of all kinds; easy payments.
Send for catalogue. THE BRUNS-
WICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO.. 860
South Los Angolea St., Los Angeles.
FOR SALE— WINDMILL. TANK AND
tank houae. Apply 4140 CENTRAL AYE.
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate
MCDONALD & STOTT.
SOS to 317 Lankershlm Building.
TO BUY.
-Owners and dealers in real estate
who have properties for sale or ex-
change will find It decidedly to thetr
advantage to come In and have a talk
with us.
We can handle property located In
any part of the United States. East-
' crn property a specialty.
We have the best trader In th<i
United States; It means dollars to
you to make his acquaintance.
We will give you quick action and
honest treatment whether you are a
buyer or seller. Come in and see ua.
McDonald & btott.
Entrance 312 Lankershlm Bldg.
Home Phone 4746.
Sunset Main 4»E-
BEN WHITE >
Will Exchange
your property; Immense bargains; ap-
ply at once. Satisfaction and quick
i tf ults. ilombtr Realty Board. 804-6
BRYSON BLOCIC 2d and Spring sts.
FOR EXCHANGE — A WELL LOCATED
corner brick block in a thriving city,
county seat of a good county and a
good substantial property. Price $10,-
000 for good property In Southern
California of equal or Irbh value, an<l
nny balance can be easily arranged.
KEN WHITE, 804 Bryson Block.
FOR EXCHANGE — A HANDSOMK
residence with lot 7Rx150 on beautiful
Angeleno Heights. Pries $7500 (mort-
gage $2500); will oxchango for prop-
erty facing on Pasadena Hhortline
anywhere this Blrin of Alhamrtra
Crossing. BEN WHITE, 304 Bryson
Block. . ■
FOH EXCHANGE — 120 ACRES WORTH
$1600 at Valley Center. San Plego
county, and $1000 caHh for good prop-
erty hera. BEN WHITE, 304 Br/son
Bloct ■ ■
FOR EXCHANGE — FOUR ACHES IN
full bearing nave! 6rnnges at Corona
for city property of equal value. BEN
WHITE. 304 Bryaon Block.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL OR lflX-
changa any feat estate, see
W. 11. OBEAR,
408-409-410 Johnson Bldg.
"You ought to think of helping me
save something for a rainy day."
"I thought of It today and I have
ordered you a nloe umbrella and me a
dozen pairs of the awellest stockings
you ever saw."— Houston Post. "
The Maid— Mlßß'Urown says to tell
you she's not at. home. |
Tho Caller— Oh, very well. Tell her
said 1 didn't call, will you?-Cleveland
Leader.
KINGS SLAVES TO
LADY NICOTINE
ALL IN EUROPE BUT WRAPPED
IN TOBACCO SMOKE
One Queer) an Exception, at Wllhel.
mlna Of Holland Hat Principles,
•nd Suitsn Forbidden by Hit
Faith to Indulge
Special Cflblo to Tho Herald
HERMN, June IB.— Every throne In
Europe is enveloped In tobacco Finoke,
fcxe^pt those ot Holland and Turkey.
Queen Wllheimlna'n ideas on the sub
ject differ from thoso of gome other wo
rnrn of exnltrd station, while Abdul
Humid In restrained by the Mohainine
dun relltflnn.
Moreover, every president of a repuh-
H*i In the old and new world, bo far as
In known, and every oriental potentate
finds ftolace In "the weed."
JSmperor William of Germany smokes
niiße cigarettes, especially made for
him. /
Edward Likes Cigars
King Edward of Kiißland'hns nlwayn
oren devoted to olfrnretten, but of tat*
yoar« has leaned more and more toward
dark Havana cigars.
Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria
likes the AuHtrliin made cigar manu
factured of Virginia tobacco, with a
straw running through It.
King Leopold of Belgium is a cigar
ette fiend, but always enjoys a pipe.'
Tho greatest smoker of all Is th<*
Ptouf, ever contented King Carlos of
Portugal. It Is Kald that he nmokea
forty cigars a day.
King Alfonso of Spain takes an occa
slonnl cigarette only.
Plux X is the first popo who has been
known lo enjoy a good cigar. His pre
decessors confined their lovo of tobacco
to snuff.
Khedive Uses Bad Cigarettes
Tho khedlvo of TCgypt burns such bad
cigarettes that the English master of
his household, taking pity on the diplo
mats, had some good ones specially
manufactured for the use of tho diplo
matic corps.
Whatever people mny say of the nox
ious effects of tho weed, it has certainly
played a great part In diplomacy In thft
last 200 yenrs. The wily red Indian
knew what ho was doing when he orig
inated the plpo of peace. Second
thoughts are always best, p-cordlng to
the venemble maxim, and while a cigar
is being smoked the harsh retort often
resolves itself into the retort courteous.
Nevertheless persons in high places
do not like tobacoo .smoke under all
conditions. On a cold day last winter a
man entered the first class coach of a
railway train on its way to Berlin and
settled himself to read his paper. Pres
ently he took from his pocket a ease of
cigars, and without apology, lighted up.
although the rules of the r llway do not
allow this unless all the passengers give
permission. In a few minutes the air
became almost unbearable, and it was
too cold to open a window. .
Tale of Smoke on Train
The smoker wag a small, ordinary
looking man, wearing a heavy gold
watch chain and several large diamond
rings. Opposite sat a man of distin
guished appearance, elegantly clad in
fashionable garments. .Presently he
said with the greatest politeness: "Sir,
I beg you will have the goodness to
cease smoking."
The others nodded approval, but the
little man appeared to have heard noth
ing.
"I beg you once more, with all possi
ble forbearance, to put out your cigar.
You have not our permission, and there
fore no right to smoke." '
The little man shook the ashes from
his weed and calmly continued his cloud
raising exercise.
The other at last took from his pocket
his card, and, extending It to the offen
der, said:
"If you will observe that card you
will understand that I have some right
If not duty in making my demands." .
"If you continue to smoke I shall re
luctantly have to order your arrest at
the next station." , ■,
» resents Card of Official
The little man read the card, grunted,
and continued to smoke.
The train drew up at a station. The
elegant gentleman called a station of
ficial as the little man with a perfect
calmness left the compartment. The
official hurried after the little man, who
pulled from his pocket a card, where
upon the official with profound bows
and military salutes withdrew, uttering
profuse apologies. ' :
"I regret," said the official, returning
to the train, "that I can do nothing In
the matter. That was his excellency,
the minister of transportation."
The elegant gentleman gasped, then
exclaimed: "Well, of all the impudence,
that is the climax. Not content with ill
manners he has the impertinence ■to
present my card." /',
MARINE NEWS
San Pedro Sh'lpplng
SAN PEDRO, June 17.
■ ,V- ARRIVED,
Steamer Samoa, Caspar.
' SAILED.
Steamer BHn Gabriel, Umpqua river.
Steamer Chas. Nelßon,' Tacoma. '
Schooner Cecolla Sudden, Coos Bay.
Steamer 'Muyfalr, Port Los Angeles.
VEBSKL.S IN PORT. .
Srhooner Camano, Port Gamble.
Schooner Evtson, Tacoma. • ■
Schooner Novelty, Coos Bay. ■'■ ,'./"-•;
Steamer Nome City. Portland. . . ;
Schooner Stlmson. Ballard.
Steamer Samoa, Caspar.'
»Hohooner R. C. <81ade. Aberdeen. •
Schooner Beulah, Coos Bay. ,..•.■■„'
VESSELb ON 'irtK WAY.
Schooner Argun. Oamble. -
Schooner Annie Bmale, Everett. . .
Schooner A. M. Campbell, Anacortes.
Schooner Balboa, Muktlteo. •■••,«■ +■;:)
Bark B. li. Allen, Tacoma. -
Bchnoner Chan. E. Falk, Grays Harbor.
Schooner Uavldl Evans, Port Towneend.
Schooner Defiance. Bellingham. . (
Schooner F. K. Sander, Tacoma.- \
Schooner F. 8. Redlleld, Astoria.'
VESSELS DUX.
Steamer Bonlta. San Francisco. ,; -IpafflSl
Steamer Moteor, Seattle.
The Herald will sell you IS worth ' of '
records and GIVE you a six months'
subscript:^ to The Herald and a ■ t2S
T»IW-n.Phnn» absolutely fres.
UEQALNOTICEir^^^
N^T^C^^O^^A^NUAL^MKETINO OF
Stockholders — Merchants Trust -com-
pany. Notice la hereby given that the an- . '
nual meeting of the stockholders of tha
Merchants Trust company will be held '
at the principal place of business of the
said company. Nos. 207-209-211- • South ■
Broadway, In the Merchants Trust Com- .
pany building. In the city of Los Angeles,
county of Los Angeles, California, on '
Thursday the 28th day of June, 1906. at the
hour ot twelve (12) o'clock noon of that •
day, for the purpose of electing directors
for the ensuing; year and the transaction
of such other business as may properly . .
coma before such annual meeting. *-i'tji» l
By order of the Board ef Directors.
- J. C. WICKHAM, Secretary.

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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel], June 18, 1906, Page 8, Image 8
About Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911