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THE WEATHER
T,Ofl ANOELK9. July «._
TTnrve I Trier, j Huni.l Win.li Vgio.T Wther.
fTm.J~K I "S7~T~STT~2 I near. "
"Max I mum tSmpprritiire, 86.
Minimum temperature, 61.
Weather Conditions
Log Angeles. July 8.-Fnir Snturnay,
light wfM wind.
MARRIAGE_LICENSES
_AI!ER-ROITBHEi~-Trf'nn Lnglor. ngfd
22, d nnllvp'of Frnnre and resident of
Ln« Angelf-n; nnd Klorle Roiiswpl, ngrrt
28, a nntlvfi of France .and resident of
l.o* Angeles.
BRADHtIRNE-RtCHAßnflON— Herbert
F. Hrarthiirn, ngpri 36, n nntlvfi of Eng 1 -
Iflnd «nd rpsldent of Ontnrlo, Cai.;
nnrt Elvft ,T. Rlohnrrtnnn, Bgert 2S, ft
nntlve nf Wlscontiln an<l resident of
Ontnrlo, Cnl.
BOnEL-MBNDELROHN — Arnn Pobrl,
sgpfl 43, a nntlvfi of Rttssin. nnd icxl-
denPof Log Angploo: nnd Eva Mrndpl-
pohii, nged ax. a native nf Russia and
reslrlfnt of Los Angela.
BRKARn-niO(ifi— Wllllnm 11. nrenrd,
Hgprt 23, n nntlve of Rhode Tslnnrt nnd
resident of Ixis Angelos; nnrt Dawnft
N. Biggs, aged 17, a nntlve of Ohio
and resident of Los Angeles.
BIRTHS
EOTSFORD— To Mr. and Mrs. F. t>. Rots-
fnrd, 2904 West Seventh street, July 3,
• liKlfl. fl daughter.
LAMBERTH— Robert and wife, 2281 West
30th, n boy.
KIINTZ— E. nnd wife, 72S Judson. n boy.
LIVINGSTON— A. P. and wife, TfiO Gladys,
HAUSMANN— P. and/wife, 1155 Wall, a
girl
. GKIVEL— R. and wife, 524 S. Johnston, n
MeTeRS-E. B. and wife, 1129 W. Pico,
-DELMORE— Joseph and wife, 123 W. Ave-
nue Fifty-two, a boy. ~>" ,'•'
DEATHS
ROSS-Lllllnn. Angolus hospital, a nntlve
of Canada, heart failure, aged S3.
MARTIN— Emma, 1363 Wilson, a native of
California, fatty heart, hßcd 4ii.
BROWN— Eleanor 0., receiving, hospital,
a native of California, fracture of skull,
need 17.
TOVVELL— Jutnes F., 2217 S. Figueroa, a
native of Ireland, cerebral hemorrhage,
aged 80.
SACHS— William, county hospital, a na-
tive of Ohio, pneumonia, aged 26.
Peck * Chase Co., undartakers ana
rmb.tlmers: lady assistants. 433 8. Hill.
~»1 Mnln «1 -
Bresee Bros. Co., Undertakers
Removed to 865 S. Figueroa st.
Lady attendant. Private ambulance.
Telephones: Main 243. Home C 2667. .
- ORR & MINES CO., Funeral Directors
Have moved to ttielr urn ' building on
(he N. 13. cor. 10(h and Flower.
Both phone* OH. I.mty Awwlwtnnt.
DIED
BROWN— Died July 6, IDOfi. at San Jose,
' • Cal., Allen Frnnklin Brown, born
September 2, 1865. Nt Grafton, N. H.
FUNERAL NOTICE
- FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD FUN-
ERAL NOTICE.
Members of the funeral committee
are requested to attend the funeral of
Slste. Tithian M. Roff, president* of
Washington lodge No. 51, Sunday at 2
p. m. at Pierce Bros.' funeral parlors.
Interment Rosedale cemetery.
H. V. STRONG, President.
Eleanor Glaspell Brown; funeral at St.
John's church 3 p. m.. Saturday.
CHURCH NOTICEB
CHRIST CHURCH. CORNER 12TH AND
Flower — Rev. Baker P. Lee, rector;
Sunday rervlces 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 deßirlne teleDhon*
connection for "Shut-ins'* teleDhone
7912. Church physician at the church
every morning from 8:30 to »:SO.
Services and medicine free to all.
Church open dally for private prayev
from 8 a. m. until 6 p. rru
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 7:50 p./
m. Sunday services as follows: 9 a,
m., men's prayer meeting; 9:45, SabA
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 r G. B. Sludd super-
intendents of the mission.
ST. PAUL'S PRO-CATHEDRAL, THE
church of the people, the sojourner and
the wayfaring , man, 523 South Oliva
street (near all the leading hotels); tho
Rev. J. J. Wllklns, D. D., dean and rec-
tor. Services, 7:30, 9:30 and 11:00 a. m.;
7:45 p. m.; Young people's meeting, led by
the rector, 7:00 p. m. Tho rector will
preach. Subjects, morning, "Righte-
ously"; evening, "Religion on Business
. Principles." A cordial welcomo for all.
Come!
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIEN-
Ust— Simpson auditorium, 734 S. Hope
street. Services Sunday 11:00 a. m. and
8:00 p. m.; sermon from the Christian
Science Quarterly. Subject, "Sacra-
ment." Children's Sunday school 9:30
- a. m. 'Wednesday evening meeting at
8 o'clock. Reading rooms, 510-611 Her-
man W. Hellman Bldg.. Spring and
Fourth streets, open daily, Sundays ex-
cepted. from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
•IbT: JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 514
W. Adams, near Figueroa street Rev.
Lewis O. Morris, rector; Sunday ser-
vices, 7:80 a. m., 11 a. m., 5 p. m.
I 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
Adnms street.
BT. PAUL'S PBO-CATHEDRAL. 623 8.
Olive street (near all the leading ho-
tels); thexßev. J. J. Wilklns, D. D.,
• dean and rector. Services, 7:30, 9:30
and 11" a. m.; 7:45 p. m. Young People's
meeting, 7 p. m. The rector will preach.
This downtown church is for all people
of whatever name, condition or creed;
the rich and the poor meet together.
Come.
BENJAMIN FAY MILLS, PERMA-
nent minister ot the Los Angeles Fel-
lowship, will speak Sunday, July 8, ut
', Blanchard hall, 235 S. Broadway, -on
"The Discovery of Social Love."
Music by Miss Helen Tappe, soprano,
and A. E. Walper, violinist. Tho pub-
lic Is cordially Invited. All seats free.
During July and August services ono
hour in 'length.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Hope street, near Ninth. Seats free.
Rev. William Horace Day, pastor. Rev.
Warren F. Day, D. D.. pastor emeritus
Harry Clifford Lott, choir master.
• Walter F. Skeele, organist. Morning
service, 11 o'clock; evening service, 7:45
' o'clock.
LOST AND FOUND
. LOST— A BROW?! COLLIE. WITH
I bluck markings; answers t" the name of
Mack, and looks like a coyoto. Lost or
strayed on Wednesday. Phono EAST
1271 or "KESS 11; reward.
LOST-POINTER DOO; ANSWERS TO
(lie name of Chick; color, liver and
white; has license tag No. 2978. $10 re-
ward at 243 ALISO ST.
LOBT-A DIAMOND BREAST PIN, BE-
tween Figueroa and Hoover /treats, ur
. Thirty-second and Jefferson. Return 1 to
. HERALD. OFFICE and obtain suitable
reward.
PIANOB
, PIANOS SOLI) ON JSABr^wTYMKNT?^
'/ Pianos rented at low rate*. /A, G.
' GARDNER PIANO HOUSE, Ltd., 11$
Winston st Tel. Black mit lioiu.
US*. - . . —
WANTED
Help— Mala
j— _______________ .
'— RMPI,OYMENT AOKNTfI—
A ftrlctly flrnt-clnnfl, rellftble ngeney.
All ICridft of h^lp promptly furnlKhml.
Tour orders dnllcfted.
11«-11« Emit Second «tr«(St,
Retwcon Mnln nnd Loa Angeles n»n.
I,nrgo".f nnd best equipped oftloei
en the Pnrlflo count.
iiummrlj nnos * co,,
116 nnd lit H Sd St.
Telephone* — Mnln KO9.
_ Home 609.
MEN TO I.RARN IURHEIt TRADR.
Situations gunrflnteed. Moler By»«
tern College. 11.1 13. 2D.
* Help— Male and Female
VVANTRD-LADY Oil GENTLEMAN
for imsinnss position; nnlary, $2 to $2.50
ppr day; BPlf-artdrrsaed, stamped en-
velope. MRS. o. W. KELLOGO, den-
erul_l)c£lvery.
To Rent
WANTED— —————————
■- ALL OWNERS I
——OP RENTAL rrtOPEnTT— . '
——TO KNOW THAT WH— ; i
—DO A RENTAL RUSINESB— '
;- DONT WORRY I
—IF YOU WANT A TKNANT— '
—LIST YOUU rROPERTY—
WITH US
' ■ MINRS A KAHISIT. .
»1S BOUTH HILL STREET.
WANTKD-TO RKWT HOITSES-
11 you have houses to rent, either fur-
nldhpd or unfurnished, let us find a
tenant for you.
pODOE & SON, 407 Delta nidg.
Main 6215. ■ Home 3505.
BOY TO LEARN riIOTOORAPHY-
(3ood chance for atlvancpment.
X O H L E R,
J 643 Bouth Mnln St.
I WILL LEASE ANY GOOD LOS AN-
geles unimproved property for a term
of years. W. 11. ORI3AR. 408-9-10
John won hldg.
To Purchase — Real Estate
— WHY no you.
Pny from mo to % for arlllng or
rxrlmtiKlnß your properly, whvn you
ran linve it done fnr better for JI2 or
fSitr No nuillcr where yon nre loented,
let iih nenil yon our folilrrn explnlnlng
our modern method. Cnll If poimllilei
If not. nrllr.
the nit.\r ni:\i, estate co.,
lltmiic (1711. Nat StlniHon Illdg.
Third nnd Spring, I, on Anselen.
WANTED— A CHANCE TO CONCEN-
trate an abundance of push on your
property to get a buyer. We are, capa-
ble of doing where others fall. Cnll up
on either phone, Homo 7295, Sunset Main
J. R. MACUNTOCK.
"04 Grant building.
Fourth and Broadway.
WANTED— CITY OR SUBURBAN ACRE-
age for subdivision up to $15,000 In value.
Must be near electric cars. Will give
$15,000 in clear improved residence prop-
erties, valued at $4000. J4. c .OO nnd JCwGO
each. CHAB.S. MA-i.N. 325- West
Fourth street. V
Miscellaneous
WANTED TO BUY— FURNITURE AND
household goods. If you hre going to
fell we will pay you one-third mor«
than otherß. Phono us. 'Main 1117.
Home 2154. COLYBAK FUKNITUKB
CO.. 33 1 .! » Main ft. ,
WANTED-DKALERS ■' AND PAPKK
hangers to write for samples of bur-
laps; exclusive wall papers for the
coast; paints, varnishes, moldings
WALTER UROS.. C 27 B Spring.
MONEY TO LOAN
BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS
AND PRIVATE boRROWERS.
Can borrow from vis sums of
$1000 to $5000 at 7 percent on real
estate. We also make building
loans. Apply to cashier.
JONES & RYDER LAND CO.,
218 West Third street.
CASH CONFIDENTIALLY LOANED TO
ealarled persons on note, without se-
curity, without employer's knowledge
and without indorsert; easy payments,
positively lowest rates. Hours 10:30 to
5:30. COMMERCIAL DISCOUNT CO.,
6_B-_2O Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
WANTED— A PPLICATIONS- FOR
loans on good city income property—
$500, • $1000 or $2000—7 per cent— money
waiting. ...
GEO. HARLAN,
117 South Broadway.
MONEY TO LOAN— THOMAS S. WADS-
WORTH, 319 „ 320 Douglas bldg., will
lend money on city or county real estate.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
Bldg. loans our specialty. TRUE _
CLEVELAND. 607 H. W. Hellman bd.
MONEY TO LOAN, 7 PER CENT, ON
Inside property, in sums to suit. L
H. PRESTON. <08 Laughlln bldg.
1 MAKE STRAIGHT BUILDJNU LOANd
W. H. OBEAR.
408-409-410 Johnson, nidg,
SPECIAL NOTICES
SHADE BURLAPS. \
Flvo carloads of wall paper, Intended
for San Francisco, are on the way here.
These goods were sold to us at quite a
discount and we are Belling them lower
than we could regularly buy them for.
Dealer or consumer, now is your chance.
76-inch (not 72) heavy material Burlap,
25c; red or green, 50c. No seams re-
quired; tacks to match; 3G-inch width,
15c. Best paint, $1.60; shingle stain, 75c;
opaque shades, 25c.
WALTER BROS.,
,■ 627 South Spring St.
Agents American Varnish Co., Chicago.
Home 1055. Sunset Main 105S>-
CLEAN WATCH 60c: MAINSPRING M*f:
warrantnd: old gold $1 pwt. 431 S. MAIN.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IT^P^R^cIEN^TfE^T^TLAjiA^TEED^IN
' rentals on $2500 to $10,000 lnyested in in-
come cottage- East Adams Industrial
tract.
SIDDALL REALTY CO.,
207 Copp building.
JUST LIKE BANKING— ANY ORDKR3
for decorating or house paintings en-
trusted to our care will relieve you of
much anxiety. Try us. Work and Dries*
guaranteed. Pure oil and lead. WAL-
TKR HIUW.. 627 S. Spring st.
PALMISTS AND MEDIUMS
Mrs. J. J. Whitney,
the celebrated
Tranco business medium
and life reader.
317 W. 3d St.. the CIIULA VISTA.
DR. GREEN. CLAIRVOYANT, BUSl-
ness medium, gives life readings this
wook, COc. Circles Tuesday, Thursday
CTga, 25c. Room 16, 119 Vi S. SPRINU.
MRS. PARKER, RELIABLE PALMIST
end clairvoyant. 444 B. Spring; room 1.
MATRIMONIAL
of forty, educated lady 10 to 30 years,
matrimonially Inclined; station of life
doesn't matter, only person and char-
acter. Being a buulneus man here I can
prove good intentions; stop tolling and
write full particulars; we can own good
home. Address A. HUNT, Long Boach,
Cal.
MACHINERY— MECHANICAL ARTB
FOR SALE—
Windmill and tank. 8-foot wheel,
In good condition.
MRS. C. 8. WEST.
-awtcllu, Cal.
LOS ANOELE3 HERALD: SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1906.
FOR RENT
__ fM *
FOR $12 MONTHLY YOIT CAN RENT
furnished eompl«t« 3 nle» sunny out*
«l<lo room*; electricity: ens rangn, hot
wnter, rhone; clone In; nt 1020 WEST
E9i-1« N 8T i 1008 and 1011 EAST
NINTH rt., 1028 also 1123 and 1141
W. FIRST ST.
MgnBRN FLATS— WATRR FREE—
5*2 — 3 rooms, 204 N. Fremont,
• JO— 3 room*, 834 P. Flguero*.
! 13.80—8 rooms, 221 N. Flgu«roi_
: 2 — » rooms, 21 2 N. Fremont.
1« — 8 rnoma, 1011 13. 9th; furnished,
i 14 — 8 rooms, 204 N. Fremont; fur.
$14 — 8 rooms, 218 N. Fremont; fur.
: J* — 8 room*. 884 8. Figueroas fur.
■ 18 — S rooms, 10 Ifl^_ Diamond.
U—2 room*, 1141 W. First.
17—8 rooms, 1183 W. First: fur.
$16 — 9 rooms. 222 N. Fremont; fur,
TO t,F.T RTORRfI—
1128-701 West flevpnth st.
$20-1001 Kn»t Ninth xt.
$20—1030 West Flrot nt.
T. WIKSRNDANOETt.
' Flatt-FurnUhed
) FOR $12 YOU CAN RENT NEW FI.IRN-
i Ifhid 8 rooms, gas rnnge, bftth, phone.
113.? n nd 1111 West First utreetj healthy,
tightly locntlon, on car line.
Houses
TO EtTt-FINR TWO-STOKt RESt-
dence, northwest eornor 11th and Mnple
aye. Inquire at 10W MAVLE AYE.
N E VV COTTAGES, $20, $15. $13. $11. AP^
ply IM2 E. y.cinms, or 1523 E. 26th.
Rooms — Furnished
FOR $12 YOU CAN RENT NEW FURN-
Isned 8 rooms, gas range, bath, phone.
118? and 1141 West First street; healthy,
sightly lorntlon. on mr line.
SANITARIUMS
mr_T^m! HinTuEß^rr^AT^rrTuim'M'-
Mnssage, electrio, tub. vapor, steam
baths, chlrupoily, manicuring, scalp
treatment, fncial massage. 225 M \V.
First. Hnme.awi),
BATHS AND MASSAGE
THE BKQWN MASSAGE PARLORS—
Tub, vapor nnd medicated baths.
Electric and magnetic massago.
HAVE
YOU
TRIED
THEM?
Rooms 6 and 7, filOVfc S. Spring.
"UNIQUE V A RLO KS " — ~N E W E*Y
opened, suite 82, Baker block, 312 N.
WAIN. Manicuring, baths, massage.
VAPOR BATHS, ELECTRON-MAGNETIC
treatmento; refreshing. Invigoniting;
select patronnge. 553 S. BROADWAVT,
Room 4. i'hone Home 6734.
TRY IT— ELECTRIC THERAPEUTIC
treatments and vibratory mnssngo for
rhetiinatlsm. nervousness and general
debility. Vapor baths. 45O',fc S.
HROADWAY.
PALATIAL BATHS — EASTERN
trained operators. Formerly 127 Vi
N. Broadway; now at 126% N.
SPRANG ST. Hours 10 to 12 p. m.
} J hone Main 4835.
SCIENTIFIC AND MAGNETIC MAB-
sage. electric blanket. Formerly nt
620*4 S. Broadway; now at 612 S.
BROADWAY, room -10.
595 S. SPRING ST. AND 217 W. GTH.
rooms 14 and 15, bath nnd scientific mas-
sage; first class; no signs. Tel. Broad-
way 4547.
FROM LONDON— MANICURE AND
masaagf, 115Vj SO. BROADWAY, par-
lors ,?8 and 33. nei-onrl floor. Select
patronage. Attendant wanted.
TUB BATHS AND MASSAGE. OPEHA-
tor just arrived from the cast.
Hours 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. Room Si. 137
SOUTH BROADWAY.
YOU ARE NOT HURRIED WHEN YOU
go to 125 TEMP__ STREET for bath
nnd massago. No signs in window.
Best of patronage solicited.
THK -MITCHEL.L BATH PAKLOKS-
Vapor tub baths and massage, alcohol
and oil rubs. 218 N. MAIN ST.. Room
11. Open Sundays.
BON TON BATHn FOR A FIRST-CLASS
bath and massage. Call 703 V& S. Broad-
way, renm 10. Open Sirndays.
THE ALDA BATHS HAVE RETURNED
to dO'j'/i s. Spring sr. room 4. Open Sun-
days. - x
EL-ECTRIC INSTITUTE. 220 FRANKLIN
i t. , including baths, ma-saeu and elec-
tric blanket sweats for rheumatism.
61j_i'Hu.M_. VAPOR, —LKUTKIC ANU
tub baths, massage and chiropody. tULVt
Broadway. Phono Main 3183; H. BSI7.
821 SOUTH HILL— VAPOR AND TUB
baths, massage for coldu, rheumatism,
nervousness. Open every day. room 9.
SOUTHERN BATH AND MASSAGE
parlor; experienced masseuse; tub baths
a specialty. Bui t 12. 444 S. SPRING jiT.
740 S. SPRING, BATHS AND MASSAGE*
Suite 1, formerly of 127 Si N. Broad-
way. Castillinn attendant.
BATH AND MASSAGE PARLORS—
Swedish masseur, best of treatment.
757 S. MAIN ST. 12 m. to 12 p. m.
BATHS— SOU wTtEMPHS ST., ROOM. J.
Phone Home 6Wt.
MAGNETIC HEALER
at •
552 S. BROADWAY, room 1.
BATH AND MASSAOE • PARLOR JUST
opened under new management, 411* V 4
S. MAIN ST., room 9.
JUST OPENED ~BATH PARLOR
at 652 S. Broadway, room 3. Try it.
ELECTR-J TREATMENTS AND ALCO-
hoI rubbing. 613V4 S. SPRING, room 1.
THE BEEDY. 245% S. SPRING-BATH,
massage, with electricity. ROOM 26.
FOR SALE-BATH AND MASSAGE
parlor. 444 S. SPRING. Room 14.
PHYSICIANS
CrKT73?*S~M_RRTLir^P^^^TST~FCR
all FEMALE .' complaints. Positively
the safest, quickest and most relluble
methods ever perfected for tho cure of
Congestions, Misplacements, Abnormal,
irregular or Painful periods; Kidney,
Bladder and Urethral troubles. 26 years'
special experience. Consultation free
and strictly confidential. _-<■
Rooms 3, 4, 5, 206'^ S. BROADWAY: _
DR~. AND MRS. CARTER SUCCES3-
fully treat all female diseases and ir-
regularities; 20 years' experience; con-
sultation free. Hours, 9 a. in. to 8 p.
in.; Sundays, 10 to 12 a, m. 204 MER-
CANTILE PLACE, ovor 643 8. Spring.
DR. TAYLOR-FEMALE SPECIALIST
and obstetrics. BELASCO THEATER.
Main st.
"" TRANSFER AND STORAGE,
COLYEAR WAREHOUSE CO.,
415-417-419 San Pedro St
Main oiTlee 824 South Main.
Phones Main 1117, Home 2154. New and
absolutely lire proof storage; private
locked rooms for brio-a-brao. pianos.
fine furniture, eto. Trunks, boxes, etc.,
•tored, 260 to BOc per month. We solicit
your, patronage.
MAHKIAU_ AND I'ROHATU LAW- A
specialty. No fee without success. H.
r. MOItEY, C2l Stliiison blk., oor. 3d
and Spring. Phone 6718. Open evening*.
DIVORCE LAWS— ADVICE FREE; NO
fee without success: private. J. H.
SMITH, 122 W. Third St.. Room IW. 1
to 6 p. m
Mll^r^O Arn3ABBAYINQ
Plac"er^"mTn _/'''pa___d oiP^by
three experts, said to be the best in
California. Will give satisfactory in-
terest to any competent miner, or Will
stake htm to operate property. Must be
dead came, good placer miner and fur-
nish very highest grade references with
National banks. Address J. LOVICK-
JOUNKON, Tel. East 147. Reildence.
6_'J Robles aye. -
DENTISTS
mt^ttxiUttMAN DHJN'i'AL, CO.,
107 N. Spring st— Painless extracting,
fill In*, crown and bridge work, nexlbl*
rubber plates. Pur* gold filling*, 73a
up; »il other fillings, f,oo up; tlennln*
teenth, 60a up; gold crown* and hrldg*
work, l.vuo up: *«ts teeth, $3.00 up.
Also open evenings and Sunday fore-
noon ».
FRANK BTKVKWB. 824H BO BPRtNaI
BUSINESS PERSON ALB
"rEATItEirFIIIowTiti^oTATE^AT
ACMB FEATHER WORKS, 758 Ban
Pedro st. Tel. Sunset Mala till;
Homi" 0041.
PATENTB AND PATENT RIGHTS
H^A^tET^&^IIARPHAAt pfoNKKII
ARcy. Cltltens Nat. J!k. bldg. Book
free.
BUSINESS PERSONALS
leal hnttprlPs, elc. Mntthny, 115 West sth.
FOft SALE
Houses
\ (
FOn SALE-
"A BARGAIN"
IN
A FINE HOME
ON
ALVAHADO STREET
-NEAR—
-TENTH STREET—
OWNER SAYS SELL
BY JULY 15
FOR
$7250__Zj7250
IT IS A SNAP
MINES & FARISH,
SOLE AGENTS,
845 SOUTH HILL ST.
MODERN WESTLAKE AVENUE.
*'or,o mrfl'o
iP"fl".O - $7f1.-.O
New eight-room house that has
never been occupied. , Entrance of
finest art glass: handsome hall and
stairway. Living room with built-in
seats; walls paneled with Imported
leather and imported tapestries;
beamed celling, etc. Dining room
with plato rail; boamed celling; fln-
inheri In weathered oak. Modern
.Kitchen with built-in closets, bins,
drawer!!. Four handsome bedrooms
finished In white; modern bath; finest
plumbing. Wnlls oil painted by an
artist, representing an Egyptian
scene. Upstairs lloors are of rock
maple: downstairs floors of quarter
sawed o>ik. This is a splendid prop-
erty and is worthy your Investiga-
tion.
■ ALTHOUSE BROS..
Members L. A. Realty Board.
234 Laughlln Bldg.
Main 263. Home-Ex. 263.
FIND SOME MAN _______
for whom we've built a homo nnd ask
him what he thinks of our work. We
build, with this Idea in mind— that
your best interests nre identical with
our own. Upon that basis wo have
mado a success. In tho home we
build for you you'll set what you pay
for. "Graft" Is entirely eliminated
and our profit Is an honest one. Let
us talk to you about plans. We draw
them In our own office.
Terms: Cash or easy monthly pay-
ments.
WESTERN BVIIiDINa CO.,
403 Chamber of Commerce.
Phones:
Home 9SOJ»
Broadway 5391.
_________ . _
] 8-ROOM. 2-STORY HOUSE;
$500 CASH, $23 MONTH.
HOOVER ST., NEAR 16TH,;
price $4100; lot 42V4x147; nearly
new, anrl located In the best
part of the city; excellent car
service; gas and electricity,
sewer connections, bath, lawn
and flowers. This high-class
residence is perfectly arranged
and an elegant home; excep-
tional bargain at the above
terms.
'JONES k RYDER LAND CO.,
218 West Third street.
A BRAND NEW 7-ROOM. STRICTLY
modern bungalow; large reception hall;
deep closets: extra large storeroom;
cellar; veranda whole width of build-
ing; cement walks. Third house from
corner, with an eloctric light to light
the way to yoirr housa every night.
This place Is on the Maple avenue car
line, 12 minutes from business center;
has a 'JUiOO mortgage and must be sold.
If you wish a beautiful home, see mo
at once. ,
T. L. O'BRIEN,
Jefferson and Main Sts.,
South 2270. Home 25338.
HOUSES FOR SALE— '
The best house for the price has
been offered in the city today;
C-room. modern, up-to-date in
every detail; lot 40x150 to alley.
Exceptionally good neighbor- i
hood; close to two car lipes; In /
Pico Heights. $300 to $500 down,
balance, Including interest, $30
per month.
Fermiainidez & Pratttser
Suite 421-422-423 Cit. Nat. Bank Bldg.
C3OOO-S3OOO— S3OOO
Will buy a 7-room i house on Cotton
street, near First; walking distance;
largo lot &0x142; highly Improved with
flowers and fruit trees; 3-foot retain-
ing/ wall; part cash, or will exchange
for vacant lots' or acreage.
OEO. C. PECKHAM & CO..
1104-1105-1106 Union Trust bulMlng.
Corner Fourth and Spring Sts.
'Home 6373 Main 3221
FOR SALE—
5-room cottage; large bnth room,
bath toilet, wash bowl,* mantel, china
closet; lot 60x125, Vt block from car
line. Price $1676; $100 cash and $20
per month.
7-room 1H story, fine view ot' ocean
and mountains: two rooms rented for
$8 per month; flowers, garden,
chicken pens. etc. Lot 60x158; price
$2376: $500 cash and $20 or more
monthly.
E. O. DEVENS,
■ 237 Laughlln Bldgr.. SIS S.. Broadway.
FOR SALE-HOUSES-
Can nil your wants In houses' in any
„ part of tha city, either, on terms or for
cash. Come up and see what wo have.
DODGE _ SON. 407 Delta Bldg.
Main 6245. - Home 3504.
FOR SALE- ! '
New, modern, 7-room, IV4-story house at
1031 10. 50th St.; price $2400; si cash; by
OWNER, on premises.
TWENTY COTTAOES. EAST ADAMS
tract, $100 down. $17 monthly. SID-
DALL, 218 8. Broadway. . .
1662 EAST rtDAMS. 6 ROOMS. MODERN.
$2700. $100 cash.
I
I Hotels and Lodging Houses
ROOMINO HOUSE OF TWENTY-TWO
rooms on Broadway; well furnUhed;
part cash or will exchange for lot $1600.
Rooming house of twenty-tlx rooms at
Ban Pedro; close In; furniture in llrst-
class condition; lease runs for four
years at $65 per month. • Price $2500, on
easy terms or $2100 cash; net profit of
$100 per month.
THOB. J. HAMPTON, '•; .
U9 South Broadway.. ,
FOR SALE
City Lots and Lands
Auction!
Reesioit Tract
Brooklyn Avc. and
Cum mil figs Street ,
AMCtfiom!
JULY 10, 1306
' 10 A. M,
Finest residence property.
Bnyle Heights.
Wp « re going to sell at
- BUJtlnn to the highest
bidder somp of the finest
building lots In Uoylo
Heights, located nonr
Brooklyn avo. mid Cummlngs Bt.
Flno cnanrn to buy
at your own price.
Don't forget the date.
JULY' IO, 1306
10 A. M.
Brooklyn aye. and Cirmmlngs st.
Free Luoclhi
RHOADES, REED & RHOADEB,
Auctioneers.
FOR SALE—
' AT A BARGAIN— Ol._
NICE 1 OT NEAR HOL-
LYWOOD; SIZE 6Cx150;
PRICE $475. IF TAKEN
AT ONrrj.
Call 621 STIMSON BLDG.
KOII SALE —
$.-,00 — Lot r.nxl.'>O, Siar, cann,.l nml
2 yenrs.
$500 — I. i.t .10x127, $200 cnali, $10
month,
9700 — Lot i0.i1.-.0, $300 cash. FlO
montli. 0 ppr ••••n<.
970O — l.ot 40x110, 2-rnom houne|
(250 ciihli. . V
jpsno — Lot r.OvllK, $::."iO rnnhi fiisj-,
I SOOO — l.ot 43x143, 41300 cimli) 1 nnd 2
yenrit, 0 per cent.
91100 — l.ot noxl-M), 9350 cnsh| en«y, 0
per cent.
$1100 — Lot ROxIRO, $000 vtiHli) bnnk
mortgage,
912.*0 — Lot ,'oxl4S, $.~00 riMli) cany.
$1,->00 — Lot 74x13.*, ullej) IHIIi and
Vermont, •
91700 — Lot 4(>xl.'o| Mniilr nml Ilstli.
9ISO0 — Lot 4.1x115) oor. lot, Sun Pedro
aud W.-ill.
It. K. 111111-.TSOX „ CO..
.112 Tnißt Hlilii., 2nd und Spring.
Mnln __!_. Home 2410.
Suburban Property
EXCURSIONS
— TO —
HOLLYWOOD
Every day — every hour-
Seventy 50-f.t. residence lots.
Facing on Gower, Acacia and Gordon
aye. Tho most choice nnd select
property offered in that beautiful city
for the money. It is closest to the
business center, Including modern
improvements — 5 ft. cement walks
and cement curbs; streets graded;
water piped nnd a park-way to be
planted (n, ornamental ■ trees butween
curbs and walks. There are only s
75 lots left — so do not delay.
OUR PUICI3
y."io to $030
On easy payments and 50 per cent
cheaper than any similar property.
Call at our office for tickets
and maps and all information.
Oui office open next
SUNDAY
All day to issue free tickets.
Bring your friends and family out
and compare our prices with those
of other tracts.
SEE)
GRinr.lt .V HAMILTON,
223 \V. 2ud St.
A SpHemtdid Chainice
$3250 for 5 acres, ripe for .subdivis-
ion, between First street und Steph-
enson aye. car linos und near Brook-
lyn aye., with lots of water. This
property is eleprant. high and sightly
and perfectly lei'el. Adjoining prop-
erty sells for $300 per lot. In SO-foot
lots 5 acves will cut up into 24.50x1:10
foot lots. For this good money
■ maker see
The Qreater Los Amgeles
Realty C 0...
■■';•' 433 Huntlngton Uldg.
FOR SALE-
WOODBERRY TRACT
In the center of Kngle Rock valley.
Within two blocks of car line. Beautiful,
large, level lots from $250 nnd up. Noth-
Jng less than fifty feet frontage. Hlcn
loamy soil. •
Call up our offlco. in Eiiglo Rock.
WALKK.t & CLAItK. Homo 43.' via
Glendalo exchange.
FOR SALE— S32OO; CHICKEN RANCH
• near Pasadena'; 6 acres in barley, as-
sorted fruits. giT.pps and berries; nint
little cottage,! fhicken yards, etc.;
sightly location; abundant water.
1. Jl, I'IIA'IT, B .°.__k a 4B_l_JUl<-lg:
Business Property
FOR BALE-
Flne business block of three stores at
Dolgeville; value $2500; for city cottage
or lots.
LEAHY & SON,
223 Mercantile place.
Orange Groves
_. 91. IMtAXT, LAUUHLIN ULDG.
"Headquarters for Orange Groves."
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE— •
Windmill and tank, 8-foot wheel,
in good condition.
S . MRS? C. S. WEST.
Saw tell c, Cal.
FOR SALE— NEW? ELEGANT FlN-
ished flno toned upright nlano; cot
$500; never used; will sell for $300.
Address BOX 70, Herald ofllce.
FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, $76-HED-
roiuii Bet, iron bed, mattress and upriugt,
oak dining table, oak chairs, two rock-
ers, two mission tables, oak arm chuir;
must sell by Monday; going eaat.
2821 MICHIGAN AYE.
FOR BALE— NHV? AND SECOND-
hand billluid and pool tables; bar fix-
tures of all kinds; easy . payment!.
Bend for catalogue. TUB IIiIUNH-
WICK-BALK_-COLL_NDER CO.. 160
South Lou A-goles) st, Los Ads«Ui>
"Tho Suece** of <ha Student"
THOUSANDS
of properly trained young people are
required to help build th« "ORBATRII
CALIFORNIA," Th« Woodburr tr»ln-
Ing In Htrictly business and will do to*
DUflflAM.
600 9. Hill 81., l.oi Angelfi.
Now located In
NEW BUILDING
Largest and flncut In the Southwest.
KIKTII-JTHIWr-fIY-Tlirc-PAHK
j^^^ftrAnSei. 9.?*9 .?* S
/gr 653-6-7 W. 7th Bt.
«"— £O(JTHE/tH CALirORNIA — ■"
AND GRAHAM SCHOOL Of 4Ho%ntAnb)y
J»J okano Avt. 4.0s «/v«[U4,mi,
WXMm Onl y $ 2250
T^fitflrawffiy *- f »> cash, worth $2650,
w^_3Oiffl'*A. '>ut must bo sold this
- week; 2730 Michigan
avenue, corner lot, 54xCO; a beauty; 5
rooms; thoroughly modern; tinted, all
modern plumbing, mantel, gas and elec-
tric fixtures; lawn fenced, nnd cement
walks. ;?e me enrly. EDWIN ALDER-
SON. 203 Laiighlln Hldg.
FOR BALE
Country Property
FOR -ALE-
I am offering for pale the most highly
Improve! ranch In Riverside county. It
contains 118 acres of splendid land, with
one-half mlic 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 v yielding
a handsome rev«nue from that souroe
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 Ib tillable. There Is a splendid
house 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 bnrns, cor-
rals and outbuildings. This is a noble
property in every tense of the word.
Full particulars upon application.
Price $21,000.
I also have for sale one of the finest
orange groves In full bearing In River-
eide county at a most attractive price.
FRED L 'SEXTON
EOS Mason Building. 4th and Broadway.
FOR SALE— "*
lIEMI2T 10-ACRB TRACTS!!
Unexcelled for raising potatoes; un-
surpassed for ornng-es. fine for wal-
nuts and alfalfa; abundant cheap
water. Send for Hemet booklet or
sco 1,. M. PHATT, Agent Heruet Land
Co., 608 Laughlln Blclß.
_ __ .
Foote Realty Co.
FOR RANCHES,
LANDS FOR SUBDIVISION
AND COLONIZATION
718-719 0. T. Johnson Bldg.
FOX SALE— •
The best alfalfa and fruit land in
the state, on easy terms. If you will
Improve will give you your own time
to pay for it; prices from $15 to $40
per aero. Come In and see ua or
write for pnrtlculars.
W. H. TOWNSEND. Colonization.
Room 210, 702 South . Spring St.,
Los Angeles. Cal.
Real Estate \ >«
McDonald & stott, ""
30!) to 317 Lnnkershlm Building.
TO BUY.
Owners and dealers In real estatt
who have properties for sale or ex-
change will find It decidedly to their
edvnntnge to come In and have a talK
with us.
We can handle property located In
nny part of tho United States. East-
ern property n specialty.
We have the best trader In th«
t'nlti'd States; It menns dollars to
you to mnko his acquaintance. -
We will give you quick action nnd
honest trentment whether you ar« a
buyer or seller. Come In end sre ua.
McDonald & stott.
Entrance 312 Lankershim Bldg.
Horn* Phone 4748.
Sunset Malp 4»Zi
BEN WIHIITE
Will Exchange
your property; Immense bargains;, ap-
ply at once. Satisfaction and quick
itt-ulls. M'.'inlitr Realty Bourd. 301-i
RRYSON BLOCK, 2d and Sprlna *'»•
FOR KXCHANGE-260 ACRES IN SAN
Luis Oblspo comity, suitable for stock
or grain ranch; 160 acres in Colorado
fenced and In cultivation; 40 acres In
this county, all clear, will assume or
pay cash difference; want well luca'ted
rooming house.
J. A. MORLAN & CO.,
2Oi Fay Building.
FOR EXCHANGE— BEAUTIFUL LOT
50x115, on Moneta and 39th Bt., for good
modern cottage. In good location.
LKAHY & SON,
223 Mercantile place.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notlex fur IlltU fur Beleaee lliilldlng fur
I,oa Aiiuvlt-N City lllKh Mvhoul
Notice U hereby givon that the Board of
Trustees of the Loa Angeles City High
School District will receive bids for the
construction and completion ot a three-
slory brick science building for the Los
Atißele.il Hlkli School, situated on tha High
School Bite, near the corner of Hill and
Hock streets, In the City of Loa Angelea,
California, to be constructed In accord-
ance with plans and specifications pre-
pared by Dennis & Farwoll. architects,
and on rile In the office of the Socretary
of the Board, 41S Chamber of Commerce
building. All labor and materials to be
furnished und excavations made by the
contractor.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check for B per cent of the
amount of the bid, payable to ths order
of the Board of Trustee* of tha Los
Angoles City High School District, and
uurut be sealed and filed with ths Sec-
retary, at his office, on or before Friday,
July 13, l?0#, at 3 oVlock p. m., at which
time the bids will be opened In public by
the Secretary or the Building Com-
mittee. '■
The Board reserves tho right to reject
any or a s. AV - KILIi Becretary
.- Dated. Loa Angeles, June 27, 1903.
647-30 7-5-10 lOt
9
CONCRETE BEST
FIRE RESISTANT
ARCHITECTS DRAW LESSONS
_ FROM DISASTER
Buildings That Would Have Withstood
Flre Were Indiscriminately Dyna.
mlted— Terra Cotta Will
« % ' Stand Te«t ' ■
■ •
The San Franclaco disaster wan dls- .
cuMed by tho members of the Enftl>
neera and Architects' nuiioclatlon nt
the monthly banquet nnd meeting held
at Levy's restaurant last night. t '
Nearly eighty member* were present. '.
Tlii! lecture was profusely Illustrated ,
by lantern slides madn from photo
graphs taken by N. B, Dlunt, who was
in Sun Francisco at the time of tho
disaster. The lecture \v_s conducted
by Octavlua Morgan, John Krompel
and I iiiliicM Keed, » . ,
The paper written by Halnes Bead ■.
was read by M. Peck. In part Mr. •
Peck said:
"Tho Ban Frnndsco earthquake and
flre has demonstrated that concrete \
construction is the most resisting ma- '
terial that can be used In the construe- 1
tlon of fireproof buildings. The tre- -
mentions test that was given buildings
that are constructed of reinforced con* /
crete was sufficient to make a good '
showing. . \
Mixed Construction Bad "
"It has developed that buildings of ;
mixed construction, whether good or
bad, will go when given a test similar >
to the one in San Francisco, ■, ■■■■■•
"It has been demonstrated that atone j
is a poor fire retarder. The granite
walls of the hugo buildings in many; I
Instances were cracked and marred,
while the sandstone constructions suf- ,
fered equally as much.
"Buildings of terra cotta withstood ■
■the effects of tho flre as well as tho;
concrete constructions. The violent'
shaking given them by the earthquake
did not crack or remove them out of ;
place. The remarkable showing made :
by terra cotta walls during an ordinary
earthquake, if the San Francisco temb
lor may be called an ordinary earth
quake, have clearly laid down the sug- I
gcstlons for future safety in fireproof j
and' earthquake proof building con
struction. • •
"In all parts of the burned district
signs of indiscriminate dynamiting Is [
apparent. Buildings . that would have I
withstood the flre were blown to
pieces." . ■ ;
Throughout the lecture the superb ■
views taken of buildings referred to in
the lecture were thrown upon the can
vas. They were each one explained in
detail.
Members and officials of the engi
neers nnd architects said that the meet
ing- was one of the most instructive as
well as entertaining yet held by that I
body. ";' V-
PLAN TEMPORARY CITY HALL
Supervisors at San Francisco to Erect
Two.Story Building
at Ones
By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 6.— Acting on
the suggestion of Mayor 'Schmitz,' the
'board of supervisors has accepted an
offer made by Andrew McCreery for the
use of a lot 275 feet/ by 275 feet at
Eighth and Mission streets and will
Immediately build a two-story frame
building that will constitute a tem
porary city hall.
The building will cost $150,000 and
work will proceed Immediately. City
Architect Shea has drawn up plans and
all departments save the police and
attendant courts will be housed under
one roof.
It was stated by Mayor Schmitz that'
Andrew McCreery would give the lot :
rent free with the understanding that/
the city would pay the taxes for a per
iod of three years. I
The accepted site Is about five blocks
distant from the ruined city hall.-' i
BOYS WILL STUDY SOCIALISM
School to Be Established In Berlin
Intended to Prepare Youths
for Public Life
By Associated Press.
BKRLIN, July 6.— The executive com- •
mittee of the Socialist party has an
nounced ltJ intention of establishing a
partisan war school in the autumn with I
the object of preparing 1 Socialist youths
for public life by lectures on national
economics, ' socialism, law, history, .
science, literature, the natural sciences
and debating exercises.
The Vorwaerta, organ of the party,
says that no expense should be spared
to carry out the plan of thus creating
v body of well informed agents, add
ing to the reichstag's decision to pay
members of tho relchstag for their sep/
vices, it is not necesßary for the Social
ists to collect money to pay their own
members, as 'has hitherto been done,
thus saving $20,000 annually for the
"partisan war school." ■.-.;,*■■■',■
Meets Death In Canal
By Associated Press.
ALAMEDA, July 6.— The finding of a
ccat and vest and blrtck derby hat on
the Frultvale avenue bridge, which
crosses the canal, at an early hour has
created a mystery hereabout. The
theory is, from addresses found on en
velopes and cards which were among
the effects in the clothing, that the gar
ments belong to Oscar Schmidt of 3451
Eighteenth Btreet, Ean Francisco. It Is
supposed that the man discarded : his
clothing and Jumped Into the canal and
was drowned.
Mutiny Ends at Batoum
By Associated Press.
BATOUM, Trans-Caucasia, July 6— ■
The mutiny of the troops here ia ended.
Tho ringleaders escaped, whereupon
their followers yielded and are con
fined In the fortress. ■■ .';•.. <
Hunk Alien ToulKlit
The Coiißolldntcd Bank of Los An
.^■i'l'.'s, I'M South Broadway, in the
Chamber of Comrnorce building,, will be
open tonight, as usual, to accommodate
the public In general and Its old pat
runs.
FOR EXCHANQE )
Real Eat ato
FOR EXCHAN_E-*THRE_ DESIR-
able residence properties, valued at
$ likhi, $15(10 and $tffioo, free and clear. Want
city or suburban acreage for subdivision,
near electrio car line; valued at not;
more than $15,000. CIIAS. 8. MANN.
£5 West Fourth street. . ■ .
FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
property— a number of well Improved
walnut and alfalfa ranches wiihlu 13
miles ot Lot Angeles; bargain*.
J. A. MORLAN _ CO.,
tOl' Fay H milling,
IF YOU WANT TO UVX. SELL Oil BX-
cuange any re.ii cxiate, »«• . ,
\T. It 08-AR,
408-40tf-41U Johnsou Bldg

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