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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-11-28
Mr.. J. T. Monk Dead.

After a ten days severe seige
of pneumonia, Mr.. ]. II. Monk
died at>his home in Fitzgerald,
Tuesday night and was laid to rest
there on Wednesday afternoon at
4 o'c1ock;in the presence of a large
gathering of Borrowing relatives
and friends, who had come to
pay the last earthly respects and
sad rites to one whom through
many years of association they
had learned to love and cherish.
Mr.. Monk was sixty years old
and was a good man, loved and
respected by all. He was one of
South Georgia's old land
marks and Confederate veteran.
His younger brother, Mr.. S. S.
Monk, of Triton, received the
sad news on returning from At
1anta Wednesday morning, which
came asa shock to him, not know
ing his brother was seriously i'll.
His many friends here sincerely
sympathize with Mr.. Monk in his
sad 1oss.-Tifton Gazette.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-11-28
To the School Patrons
and Teachers of Irwin

take their places with our rapid
ly growing manufacturing, agri-
cultural, and com mercia1 interest
will keep pace with that spirit
peculiar to grand old Irwin, not
to follow but lead.
Experience as a teacher, as a
district trustee, are good quail
fcations for a com missioner or a
member of the board, and for
the former I think it an actual
necessity. County supervision
is more important than State
supervision, because it is so
closely related to the individual
teacher and the individual school.
l feel my responsibility and earn
estly ask the help of all con-
cerned.
When l refer to district super
vision. | mean the work of the
local trustees and the teacher.
District supervision is of prime
i'm Importance for it is there that
we get in touch with the individ-
ual pupil aud the individual par
emf. I wish to impress on trus-
tees and teachers the Importance
of their position. Below l give a
few qualifications that are to
some extent essential to all
school supervision. They are
schola rship, teaching experience,
enthusiasm, tact. leadership, pa
triotiS N and, last but not least,
CHARACTER.
The Board has announced that
there would only be four months
of school before Sept. 1, 1906.
This does not mean, as some
seem to understand, that the
school term has been shortened,
but to the contrary. feel sure
that we will be able to run six
months. The Board has also
ordered that schools shall not
run during the months of June
and July, therefore, you can see
the necessity of opening your
school early that you may get in
all the time allowed.
All districts that hasn't
teacher for next term, and want
me to assist in securing one. will
please advise me of the fact.
I am anxious for all schools to
open as early as practica bic, that
we may get in all the time pos
sible before the children are so
badly needed on the farm. Let
every body go to work to open
their school 1st Monday in Janu-
arY. 1906. -.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-11-28

Now that the schools of Irwin
county, for 1905, has practically
ali closed and with fairly good re.
suits, very good, if we are to con-
slider the buildings, the fixtures,
the irregu1arity of opening and
closing, and last but not least the
small sa1ries paid teachers. All
things considered, l feel that the
most of our schools has been a
success, and I attribute a lot of
it to the selection of teachers.
1t is with pride that Irefer to the
com pliments passed upon our
teachers this year. Prof. Arch
er who conducted our Annual In
stitute said, that he had not met
a better corps of rural teachers
in this work, also Prof. Flanders
of Ocilla, expressed himself as
being somewhat surprised at the
class of teachers we had.
The administration has no doubt
made mistakes, the districts have
mistakes, the teachers see where
they could have done better work,
but this is all in the past and
can't be recalled. Let's all pro-
fit by our mistakes and resolved
to have better schools for 1906.
To obtain the best results posi-
lie will require the co operation oof
patrons, teachers, and the Board
of Education.
The work of school administra-
ton has been, by law, divided in
to three distinct but closely re-
lated departments, namely,
State supervision, county super
vision, and district supervision.
What is true as to fitness of man
fer efficitnt service in one of
these departments is to a great
extent true of all.
shall have nothing to say re-
garding State supervision as it is
not demanding our attention very
muchpresent, but will refer brief
ly to county and district super
vision. When I speak of county
supervision, l don't mean the
County School Commissioner
alone, but the Board of Educa-
ton also, who has a great work
TO do, who are held, and justly SO
to some extent for che manage
ment of our Public Schools.
The Board of Irwin county seem
to realize now, as never before,
the great responsibility of their
work and if favored with that CO.
operation referred to above, it will
not be long when our schools will
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-11-28
The B. P. C. Club.

MOTHER ENTERPRISE:
Please give this article brief
heading as a reply to that you
gave the T. 0. G's one week ago,
Respectfully,
THE B. 3. C's.
There is another club 10 town,
A match for the T. o. G's,
We have as yet no titled names
For we do just as we please.
CHORUS.
Rah! Rah! Rah! for the B. p. O's.
Rah! for the L. O. G's!
Youth is the time for fun and sport;
Old age to take your ease.
We never have aspired as yet,
To rival the beauty queens.
But lust drop in some Friday night,
And you'll see what real fun is.
CHORUS.
We're not all sure to fill the place
We strive for with such Zeat,
But in this land of pluck and grit
None fail who do their best.
CHORUS.
Give US boys chance in the world
To climb the ladder of fame.
We are the stuff they make men of,
And we get there just the same.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-11-28

A Stupendous Federation of Areni
lebrities, including the Champions of the.
try in Acrobatic Features, the most daIl
Aerialists, Wire Walkers and Jugglers,
of Funny Clowns that will make you laugl
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-11-28

Indeed we will give the boys a
chance too. This would be a
sorry old world without the boys.
There is nothing outside of a
Kansas cyclone that will keep
things moving equal to.a lively,
healthy boy-and-he is always
big hearted too.
This club of boys who call
themselves the B. P. C's will en-.
terrain the young ladies club, the
T. 0. G's., at the home of Far
rand Osborne, Friday evening,
Decemb Der 1st.
Mrs. Osborne will chaperon
the party, but the entertainment
will be in the hands of the young
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-10-27
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
tBy Clarence WiIIiamsJ

The High School boys have organ
lied a football team with Mr.. Wigger
as coach and Tom Harri as Captain.
During the past week the boys have
put in hard practice to get ready for
game with Eveleth. They met Ey-
eleth last Saturday with good courage
and a lineup as follows:
Center, Arthur Toms; r. G., Louis
Zoretic; L. g., A. Johnson; L. r.. B.
st. Vincent; R. r., Willie Mills; @.
B., Clarence Williams: r. E., Arvid
Sundholm;L L. E. Walter Eisenach; R.
HI. B., Tom Harri; L. HI. B., James
Williams, f. B., John Brozich.
The Eveleth boys came on the field
with a lineup as follows:
Center, T. Trezona: r. G., H. Nor
rison; L. g., ]. Trezona; L, r., Hayes;
R. r., G. Holman; @. B., A. Feldman;
r. E., M. Berg; L. E., Dormer; r. III.
B., w. Ellsworth; L. H. B., A. MUIR
ray; f. B., Oscar Hill.
Prominent men of the day:
Referee-M. Trevarrow
Umpire w. d. Gallagher
Timekeepers-A. Powers, Hoople
| LineSman-I. Visited
Scorer-Chas. Grabowsky
Tuesday morning Mr.. Wigger gave
the school a talk on Foot-Ba which
was very interesting,
Last week, Friday. the Junior, SEN
ior and Sophomore Basket Ball teams
met and fought hard game for the
title of championship. The game was
long and well fought, the Seniors and
and Juniors fighting against the
Sophomore's. The former were easy"
The Sophomore's winning with score
of 25 tot.
| On Tuesday of last week Mr.. New
berry gave the High School scholars a
talk upon the progress of the Canad-
ian North West, and the talk was
enjoyed by all.
Miss Flanagan of the Winton School
has been promoted to the seventh
grade position and Miss Klug is filling
the vacancy at Winton.
A picture exhibit will be held at the
Opera House Wednesday aud Thurs
day, Nov. 1st and End. r. w. Elson
& Co., of Boston are the owners of
the pictures. Programs will be
rendered and refreshments served on
both evenings. The proceeds of the
money are to go toward furnishing art
work for the New High school.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-10-27

to give all the assis tanee possible
in an effort to bring about such re-
suit. Concerted action has many
a time overcome vastly more stu
pendous obstacles than this.
Princeton Union.
Some enthusiastic young women
of New Jersey are raising money
for the church by saving wood,
baking pies, barbering young men S
heads and doing other little odd jobs.
Don't know whether they raised
the money or not but it is a safe
wager that girls with talents like
that will not be allowed to devote
them to the church very long.
Minneapolis Tribune.
The declaration recently made,
and which seems to find confrma
tion in the details which accom-
pany it, that one person in ten of
the inhabitants of England and
Wales is just lowering above the
starvation line, gives cause for
serious reflection in several direc-
tions. Englishmen are now being
called upon to pay an annual bill OF
$31 900, 900 for the support of their
pauper fellow citizens, and the
amount is increasing at the rate
of 81, 1000, 900 per year. 1t is hard
to be wondered at that an agrees
i've effort is being made by some OF
Eng lands formost statesmen to
change the policy which at best
has not given to England prosper
ity and to adopt in part at least
the home protection policy which
has been accompanied elsewhere by
better conditions than England
has ever known.-Norway mich,
Current.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-10-27
SERIOUSLY ILL
Mrs. Josephine Demsie of Duluth Minn Regans Her Health
in Most Remarkable Manner.

ach Trouble and Paralysis, and
began taking it.
The effect it had upon her was
the same instantaneous relief that
it affords every one. Regarding
her case Mrs. Densie wrote: "Af-
ter finishing the second bottle l
was undescribably relieved. To
Cooper's New Discovery is due the
credit of my restored health and
strength"
The above is one of. the dozens
of remarkable cases of the marvel
Gus influence of this medicine over
disease that come to light every day.
Coopcr's New Discovery is an in
terna1 medicine and sells for one
dollar per bottle, while Cooper's
Quick Relief, the assistant remedy,
used externally, sells for fifty cents.
The Famous Cooper Rene
dies" as they are often called, are
sold in this city by Cooper's special
representatives, A. S James.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-10-27

Mrs. Josephine Demsie, of COS w.
3rd St., Duluth, Mimi, has for
some time been suffering with a
complication of diseases that orig
mated with a disordered stomach
and which developed into dyspep-
STA; the bowels became constipated
and finally caused catarrh of the
stomach; the nervous system be-
came shattered and in compare
lively short time she was on the
verge of a nervous breakdown.
Her suffering was intense and
medicines did not seem to have
any effect.
A short time ago Mrs. Demsie
read of the Famous Cooper and
his remarkable medicines. She
purchased two bottles of Cooper's
New Discovery, the medicine that
has been curing so marvelously
Rheumatism, Catarrh, Deafness,
Blood Diseases, Kidney and Stom-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-10-27

E. G.. CUNLIEFFE the agent who
decamped with $1O1,0 900 of the
Pittsburg Express company and
was captured last week, says he
made a fool of himself. This fact
is very much apparent to the motto
ing mind. In fact he made two
fools of himself, one when he took
the money and one when he was
captured.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-10-27

ARoNs the Bonesetter" who mys-
titled several credible victims to
the extent of several dollars in
Superior on several occasions blew
off his head in the Aitkin jail Sat
urday rather than go to prison for
six years for bigamy. Quite a fake
ending for a fake.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-10-27

IT is pretty hard to understand
what $50 month man would do
with 100000 he filched in one
bunch. Wine and women are the
usual ending for this class.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-10-27
AMONG EXCHANGES

It seems to be slow work, this
breaking up of the trusts. Now
and then some one of them gets a
body blow and staggers a bit, but
they always come up smiling and
ready for another round. When a
beef baron or two got fines the
other day of $4,000 each it almost
seemed that at last one octopus
was surely dead, $25, 900 seemed like
such a very large; sum of money.
But upon a closer scrutiny of the
subject it occurs to us, as it has
no doubt occurred to others, that
after all the trust will make the
people pay this handsome sum by
simply increasing the price of beet
ever so little, and that the real of
tenders will not suffer in the least.
Now this don't seem like the right
way to kill an octopus, and it can
do no harm to just modestly sug'
gest to the honorable courts that a
good stiff jail sentence might be
more effcacious than a fine, and
then too, an octopus in a steeI
cage would be such a ludicrous
sight.-Ortonville Herald-Star.
A prominent business man g,
wrote to the publisher of the Press
a note yesterday, asking him tc
discontinue his paper, giving as his
reason for so doing that he has
"too many papers. ;" 1t has ever
been the policy of the Press to pro
mote the interests of the city Of
Thief River Falls and protect the
business men by showing the ad
vantages in passing up outside con
Germs and dealing with the home
merchant. We have been protect
ing this mans interests and he
shows his appreciation by refusing
to continue his one dollar a yea1
patronage. He is getting too many
papers. He is evidently patroniz
ing outside industries and letting
the home man get along as best
he can. He takes the outside
paper but the home paper that is
doing much to build up the towr
and advance the interests of the
community, will receive none Of
his patronage. 1t would only take
a handful of such men as this tc
kill good town. Thank the Lore
you only find about one of them in
a COMMUNICATIVE River Press.
The state board of equalization,
democratic, fixes the valuation OF
goods and merchandise in the Twin
Cities at about one fifth of the &C
tual value. the assessment being
almost $4,000, 900 lower than last
year. Perhaps it will not be hard
to understand why the Twin City
iobbers and the travelling men of
Minnesota were so vigorous in their
opposition to r. G.. Dunn and so
enthusiastic. in their support of
Governor Johnson last fall. Be
midi Pioneer.
/. When we take into consideration
the fact that the submerged lands
of Minnesota which could be re-
claimed by drainage are equal in
area to the state of Massachusetts,
and would be capable of sustaining
at least 5000, 900 people if rendered
fertile by such reclamation, it is
surely to the interest of everyone
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
DEATHS

BOwMAN-Anna. 2517 East Third street, tuner-
oulosis. aged "a years. ,-,..,
uremia, aged / day.
accidental gunshot wound, aged 81 years
HEALEY-Joseph, county hospital pulmonary
tuberculosis, aged rs years.
t5EATH~Edw-in V. e, Sisters hospital, ap-
pendictis, aged So years.
J&MENEZ-C -Cordovia, county hospital, throm-
hosts aged % years.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
PALMlsTs AND MEDluMs

FOR SALE
THESE HOUSES MUST BE SOLD.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN MODEL
HOMES.
TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE.
We offer for sale three cottages on 3Oth St,
less than half a block east of Maple ave
ONE GROOM COTTAGE ON 50-FOOT LOT,
TWO GROOM COTTAGES ON 40-FOOT LOTS.
These cottages face south and are new,
we'll built and modern in every respect
Gas, electricity porcelain bath, stationary
wash tub, ample closet room, shades, tinted
walls, nice lawn, shed and large fenced-in
back yard. Cement sidewalk to back of
house. Everything in first-class shape. Fine
neighborhood.
We want these houses off our
hands and are prepared to offer
inducements that will open your
eyes. Everything warranted
strictly as represented. Either for
home or as an investment, these
cottages tremendous bargains
at the figures offer. Call before
they snapped up by somebody
else.
BOWEN & BOLTON.
440 Douglas Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
FOR SALE
S6S60.
NINE-ROOM RESIDENCE.

NINE-ROOM RESIDENCE.
Iocoted I'm the beautiful Westlnlse dis
trict, ON n fine corner lot, south of Ninth
street; handsome hall, with fine open
staircase; rooms downstairs fnished IN on-
tlque oak; uuarter-snwed Oak HOorsi eN-
penslve lighting fixtures; large handsome
parlor; large bay window and brick man
tel with open fireplace In living room ;
dining room Is large and sunny, having
many fine windows two pantries In
kitchen; five large fine bedrooms finished
In white enamel; rock maple floors; linen
closet and large clothes closets; fine ce-
ment basement. This house ts modern In
every particular and Is good bargain at
the price offered.
Members Los Angeles Realty Board.
ALTHOUSE BROS,
234 Laughlin Bldg, 315 $. Broadway.
Main 263; Home Ex. 26s.
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
We will furnish the entire cost Of your
house or build for cash; plans and spsoihea-
You will make a mistake II you DO not
take advantage Of our instalment offer.
The interest decreases your monthly pay
ments made
We have some of the most attractive plans
in the city. and would be glad to have you
call and look a. them
II you know how you want your house
planned we will get out plan to suit you
j. BTRRIs MITCHELL, & CO..
Contractors and Builders,
Sunset. Black 3901 Home S774
FOR sALE-soME GOOD BARGAINs-
s3500-Sx-room, new, modern; Adams
street.
s2sOo-Two cottages. five rooms each.
rent $50 per month; near Ninth and Cen
trail avenue.
s22OO-Six-room, new modern, Thirty
fourth street, near Central avenue; worth
$500: $500 down.
s21OO-Six-room good cottage. at 1922
Catalina; $500 down, or will take lot In
S1OOo-Five-room California house. 1885
Tallman, near Sixteenth and Compton
avenue; two fronts; $500 cash, $40 per
month. -... .
SI75o-Four-room, modern, and small
house in rear; Magnolia avenue, near
Washington
s7OOSThree- room, brick Cottage; Boyle
Heights
s22OO-Five-r room cottage, Winfield, near
Union avenue; lot 5OX125; fine for flats
LEUSCHNER & CO.,
702 SOUTH SPRING, ROOM 2O4
BOYLE HEIGHTS PROPERTY Is HAVING
a healthy move upward. as it is now
recognized a most desirable residence
section.
High, dry, good fresh air, no fog, close
in no floods.
We are building fine homes on Boyle
avenue. two blocks north of First street.
Our houses are built by day labor and
are modern and first-class in all particu-
lars.
we are selling them at extremely low
prices. as we bought land some time
ago, when it cheap You can save
$500 If you buy your home from us.
Houses from $1,000 to s975O; one-third
cash, balance terms Don't pay rent when
these bargains offered
WOODWARD-B BENNETT CO.,
200 West Fourth Street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
era7d 0gt amid Found Column Ads Always Gets The G00ds
EoR SALE
Houses


Houses
FOR SALE
-s750. 00---
for a nice three-room house, southwest;
lot 4ox132 to 15-foot alley. only $500
and $3.50 cash.
-ss7500--
FOR four-room house, fifteen minutes
ride from center Of town; high groundi !
only SS15.
-S450 o.
Just think! s450 buys $500 lot, south
west; cement walks, curbingi two car
lines; stone pillars at street entrances.
-sb7500--
for a nice lot on Fifty-nfth street. half
block from Central; cheap.
-s650 o0--
Only S3oO down balance mortgage, for an
elegant lot right IN the center of Holly
wood.
-si90.0o-------
Now Only one--a lot IN the South Holly
wood Terrace tract only 81 down and ~
por week
SEE w. p GRoNEN,
GOLDEN STATE REALTY COMPANY,
421 South Spring street.
Both phones-Bx Sc.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18

for a nice three-room house, southwest
lot 4ox132 to 15-foot alley. only 500
and $3.50 cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
BIRTHS

ANoEPsON-Robert j. and wife, 1894 West
Twenty-frst street. May 10, a daughter
BESHEARs-B. f. and wife. 1OS' OVerton
CSVANhTGH-J A. and wife, go Croker
DAVIS-Frederick Q and wife, Si5 Hemlock
10RDON|B Fl. and wife, 1863 East Adams
street May r. a daughter. -, . r,,--,.,,
sCOTT-Joseph and wife, 262O West Eighth
street, a son.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18

-----td0uVU------
Just think! s4SO buys a $500 lot, south
west; cement walks curbingi two car
lines; stone pillars at street entrances
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18

for a four-room house, fifteen minutes
ride from center Of town; high grounds
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18

Peck & Chase Co., undertakers and embalT'
.rs. iady assistant 433 S. Hill. Tel Main I'll.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
Furnished Houses

FOR RENT--A BEAUTIFUL sIX-ROOM
cottage on the corner Of West Tenth
street and Park View, beautifully fur
nished throughout and the greatest bar
gain Of the season. Would like permanent
tenants See us today.
REALTY TRUST co.
129 South Broadway
Phone Main 666 Home Ex 666.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
PATENTS Ann PATENT RIGHTS

HAZARD & FIARPHAM. PATENTS PION-
GERS. SPRING AND FIFTH. Patent book free.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
FOR SALE

COOL BREEZE ON A HOT DAY.
THE CARTHY co.
MAIN STREET,
MoNETA AVENUE
FiGUERoA STREET
TRACTS
Are on a mesa that gets the FIRST
ocean breeze coming toward the
city--and It makes, oh, such a DIFF
ference.
SEE FOR YOURSELF.
Until the new car limo is running,
take Maple avenue car to Fiftieth
street, one short block to branch
office on the tract at Fifty-third
and Main streets.
HOME LOTS.
Low Prices. Easy Terms
THE McCARTHY CO.
2os North Broadway
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18

-SbTb.OO-----
for a nice lot on Fifty-ffth street. half
block from Central; cheap.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18

S1s-THREE ROOMS, COMPLETELY FUR
nished, new. housekeeping, in new buil1'
ing. 21s NORTH FREMONT AVE. 81
SIX ROOMS. FURNISHED. HART AVE"
Ocean Park. 3 or months. SlDDALL,
309 Copp Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
Rooms

EIGHT ROOMS. sss EAST 47TH ST; s25
cash, S25 monthly. SIDDALL, SO9 Copp
Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
BROKERS
LOST AND FOUND

fosT.-A WHITE WOOL SHAWL. BE
tween Garvanza and South Pasadena. Re-
turn 10 255 NEWLAND STREET and be
rewarded
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18

only 5000 down, balance mortgage, for an
elegant lot right IN the center Of Holly
wood
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18

sTRAYED-ONE BLACK MARE. IA HANDS
9 inches high. weight $50, reward Tele-
phons HOME 2i941
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
FOR RENT
Houses

New, modern broom cottage 202s Willard
ave-, near goth and Bush st.. never occupleo' :
rent SIS per month.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18

wINTON & MCLEOD.
$40 Trust Building
Home phone $40; Sunset phone Main e27s.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18

FOR SIG YOU CAN RENT THREE ROOMS
completely furnished, new, elegant house
keeping; gas range. bath, telephone, hot
water close In 334 SOUTH FIGUEROA'
nshed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18

sfb-FTvE- ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, 1905
Santa Fe; also 1710 Normandie street. SlS,
Including water. wIBSENDANGER, 22l
Laughlin Buildns
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18

Members Los Angeles Realty Board.
ALTHOUSE BROS,
234 Laughlin Bldg, 315 ). Broadway.
Main 263; Home Elk. 263.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
Furnished Rooms

If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR THE BEST
place in Los Angeles to room and board,
call at 3O5 S. Bunker Hill highest eleva-
tion in city; a nice, quiet home, newly tuT-
nlshed and home cooking. Take Anger
Flight then go two blocks west. Rates low
fnr he