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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-04
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Having pursued John y. Rockefeller
through the magazines, his enemies are
now pursuing him across the stage. A
play has been written which VII be
presented in New York next week for
the FIRST Time called "The Lion and the
Mouse" In the play the heroine, Shir-
ley Rosemore Uda TarbelD. finds that
her father has been financially wrecked
by Ready Money Ryder John d. Rock
efeler). The play is so wen written
that the most stupid can see John d.
Rockefeller Ia every act and every ges-
ture OF Ready Money Ryder Even
John d., Jr., is is introduced with a
Sunday school class. The people now
have two chances for becoming poorer
through John d. Rockefeller: The first
was TO buy magazines containing arti-
cles denorncing him. and the second Is
TO buy tickets TO see him punished in a
play.
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s,45s,fsa BALES OF COTTON.
einners' Report on the Crop Of 1905
November 20.

The cotton report of the National
Ginners association was made pub
lie one day sooner than intended The
reason Secretary Blackwell said, was
because a portion Of the report had
leaked" He. did not lnow how this
had happened he said The report is
as follows:
The summary Of reports show that
there has been ginned to Nov. "A, 1905
total Of 7,li1,859 The crop is S4.7
per cent picked and rs per cent gin.
ned. indicating crop for this year OF
9459793 Following is the report by
states:
Alabama, ginned 9SsO3o; picked
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Nothing viii cure Indigestion that
doesn't digest the fool, itself. and give
the stomach rest You can't expect that
weak stomach VIII regain ita strength
and get well when 4 Is compelled 10 do
The fun work that sound stomach should
DO. You wouldn't expect sick horse
10 got well when II is compelled 20 DO
fun days work every day Of the week.
Kodol Dyspepsia cure IS n perfect di-
gestant and digests the food regardless
of the condition OF your s.omach. Re-
Ueges Indigestion Belohing sour stom-
ach and am stomach disorders Sold by
g.. A. RcnfrO
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A oovernor,s Lsundry eIn.

rhe people have not forgotten the
brutal murder near Holton (Nans) four
years ago, when w H. Klusmlre killed
his wife, dragged her body to a ravlne
near the barn, dug shallow grave and
buried It and then 1ed to Texas He
was caught, convicted, and sentenced to
fAuve fifty years. Now comes his
daughter( who shows that she sided with
her father in the family wrangles) be-
fore Governor Hoch. asking that her
father be pardoned. She claims that her
mother committed suicide Our tender
hearted governor agrees with her that
It would be possible for a woman to
kill herself in the house, drag her body
TO ravine and bury It, and promises
to interest himself in the case. The
state ehould agree TO pay Hoch's hand
kerchief laundry bill.-Arkansas City
Traveller
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Draw Your Owl
Comparisons!

TEXAS Is tho only state IN u
union with room enough for poprh
tion great enough TO consume rs q
tai production OF food. fabrics, Az
building material.
Bls enough7 Yes NOW here is A
comparison.
Suppose you are an Iowa farine
Accord,ng TO government reports q
average value OF crops in Texas IL s2i
per acre more than IN Iowa; and u
average acreage OF Texas farms is q
acres as compared with l57 acres
Iowa. with products yielding better r
turns with minimum amount OF
Dor. mild wintssa and plenty OF roor
does IL not seem TO you that Tex
promises muoh7
The possibilities were never bright
than now for men seeking 10 bett
their condition IN five years tir
these possibilities VIII be gone. ~
should make The change now VII.
tho prices Of farming lands are reaso
able and Investment opportunities d
not oyerdone. Why not locate IN
progressive locality and grow up vi
the country? no win certainly pay "
to investigate conditions whether y
immlgfato 30 rcHoa on not.
can give you many valuable poiIl
ua about locations where prospects
brightest Write meteii me what 81
want how much you want 10 invoi
l win give you Information and slal
nasist you in getting 81 touch with
opportunity 81
Write today Tor FREE copy of
book. "IcEaa." Address
s. e. LANcsTc4
General immigration Agent. Room
Wsinwrght Building.
ST. LOUIS. n
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ACTUALLY OUTSTRIP-
PING MERE MAN IN Ell
EMENTARY EDUCATION
SHOWNBY CENSUSFIGURES
Quicker at Their Studies
Thar .ieir Brothers.

Washington, Dec Aft things keep
on as they are going in the United
States, women some day viii know as
much as men AS it now is, the girls
Of the country actually are outstrip.
ping the boys as far as elementary ed.
ucation is concerned.
This is the solemn announcement Of
Uncle Sam, made today through the is
suance of a special bulletin on init
eracy among the American people.
Ever since the census was taken FIVE
years ago, the government slowly has
been digesting it's meaning, and it is
extraordinarily well pleased whenever
It runs across something that enables
it to pat the women on the back. That
they are quicker at their studies than
their brothers is shown by cold, black
agures.
Changes which are now in pro-
gress," says Uncle Sam in the digni-
aad terminology of the census Office,
point to the coming OF time when
females OF all ages will be less Init
crate than males. They also point to
the coming of a time in the more
remote future when illiteracy for all
classes practically will have disap-
peared. and equality of the sexes in
this respect viii thus be restored in a
millennium Of literacy."
Millennium at Hand.
This millennium already has more
than come as far as the schoolgirls oi
the country are concerned. The new
statistics show that illiteracy, which
Uncle Sam considers as an inability tc
write English or any other language
is less among women from the ages
of ten to twenty-four years than among
men during the same period. Ant
they further indicate that this supe
riority is increasing until 1t bids fair tC
wipe out the lead held by the Older
masculine citizens In 1890 the iIlit
eracy record for all American womer
was 1888 in 1000, and that for men
l123.5. In 1900 the figures were l12..
and 1914, showing great gain for the
, women.
Uncle Sam finds out that his younger
children are wiser than his older ones
Youthful citizens from ten to fourteen
years old have only II illiterates fo
every 1000 while those above sixty
FIVE show record OF 1893 per 1000
This, however, is considered more al
an indication Of the betterment of th'
country's schools than as a sign o
any increased brightness in thu
younger generation
War Shows Effects.
A sad scar OF the great Civil wa
Uncle Samuel finds in The education
records of the men who should hav'
been undergoing their school training
from 1860 to 1864 Those who wer
, from five to fourteen years old durinI
that troublesome period furnish ex
tremely high illiteracy statistics now
A hopeful indication to balance thi
loss in some degree comes from tn
: figures which show that young me-
from the ages Of fifteen to twenty-fou
nowadays are educating themselve
and making up for lost opportunitie
, Of their youth.
To Uncle Sam it comes as a distinc
shock to learn that out Of his entir
4 family in the United states. exclusiy
Of Hawaii Alaska and outlying POI
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Topeka Journal: An Atchison man
had capable wife; she kept the house
in perfect condition, was a fine cook,
an exquisite needlewoman. She was
pretty and always made a good appear
anee, and adored her husband. But she
said. MY house, My furniture" and
picked on her husband for doing things
his way until one day he forgot all
about his home being warm, clean ard
comfortable, and only remembered that
IL was HIS house. He started in and
made things Ia His house very uncom-
Portable, until finally the crash came and
ended In the divorce. lie married again.
His wife is not much OF housekeeper,
but she always remembers that the
house Abe lives in his. She has cut the
word my out OF her vocabulary. and
substituted the word "his" and some
times ventures to use the word ours
The result is that she has changed a
discontented. unhappy man into a con-
tented, happy one. Before he realized
his home was his he seemed to fail
in everything he attempted. But his
new family life has given him confidence
IN himself and now he is pointed out as
one OF the successful men Of the town.
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Foreign writers seem to have Il in
for society women. In magazine called
Tales" in which every story is a
translation from "A foreign languag-. tne
women who forget their welded VOWS
are always society" women. In the
current number OF the magazine, one
story from the French tells OF the love
Of a girl acrobat for the man with
whom she has a trapeze act He falls
in love with a society lady who sits
In "A box al the circus. The grand lady
returns his love and invites him TO
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allegiance has been tansf nrseiy
To- Delegate Mcclure. al1 eua outa fo
see that tho backing OF ne lesseeg was
too vauabio a political asset 90 remain
in gndlsputod possession OF any neuten-
amt of TIE Mcclure machine.
should the lcssees meet with SUCCESS
III electng friendly iogislatofF politician.
insist that secretary of the school
laid commission 20 whom the iessce8
are under obligations and whom they
like would bc permitted 20 manlpulato
these friendly Legislators in the election
0f United states senator. Tho number
of lessee igaafou would ran fr short
OF majority in the leEislature but
they might be- balance of power which
no oppo8ag candidate could overcome.
and naturally lhcg would ho m posi-
ton 10 make proposals ana % receive
oyerlufes in forming combinations
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Things STRANGER rhan Fiction.


There are situations in this world that
are stranger than fiction. In Norwood,
n. j., Rev Arthur Whitaker died re-
Gently, and with his death strange in
cident Is closed A number Of years ago
the Episcopal church and rectory ut
Norwood were built by a Mr. Oakley. a
bank president. and there being few
Episcopalians in Norwood. the oongre-
CATION was made up mostly Of Oakleys
and the rectors wife. AS years passed,
the Oakley family died or went away.
The church was endowed by Mr.. oak
ley. but services had to be held on
Sundays and holy days 10 keep the en-
dowment. Rev. Whitaker did not make
friends. and snally the congregation
dwindled TO mis- VIE. Sunday after Sun
day Rev. and Mrs Whitaker held di-
vine worship In the Norwood Episcopal
church, and year after year Rev. Whit
taker drew the $500 salary. Then Mrs.
Whitaker died. and Rev. Whitaker
was preacher organist choir and con-
gregation every Sunday and every holy
day until his DEATH which occurred
this week. The Norwood Episcopal
church cost $4,000.
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oN ro wAsnINaroN.
at $50 o. M, December eth.
anE NfNti nnfIH9


This Is your opportunity TO do god
turn for yoursela your nelghbor an
poeterity.
RATES, ONE FARE FoR THE RoUN
TRIP. TICKETS ON SALE DEC .0
LIMIT 80 DAYS.
Tickets on sale at the above rates
all Frisco stations In Indian and Okh
homa Territories.
Tickets viii be routed 70 as TO enab
delegates from all points 70 Join n
oiiclal train enroute within the terr
tory.
The special train viii consist Of stant
ard and tourist sleepers. coaches, din
train via the official route, the
Applications FOR sleeper berths shonl
be made at once to c. @. Jones, Chair
mum Executive Committee, oklahon
city
Full Information as 70 rates. etc. vi
be carefully given by your nearest Frls
co agent or by either Of tho unde
signed
ID. c. FARRINGTON.
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Oklahoma city. Ok
+. E. CLARK.
Division Passenger Agent. I
wichita. KAMA
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Shoes advanced all over the country
except at the White House shca store,
ia W. Okla. Ave.
RENFRo's FOR SCHOOL BOOKS.
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BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY
AT THE FAMOUS.


Sewing Machines Repaired BY a man
who knc~a how Il ought 70 be done,
and doss Il. FiHd hi'a % oisTs'th's.
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BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY
AT THE FAMOUS.

Single Statehood Delegation. Washing
ton, D. c., December 6, 1905.
For the above occasion excursion tick
cts viii be on sale 10 Washington and
return for one fare round trip; final re-
turn limit thirty days from date Of sale.
Tickets can be purchased December 6,
only A. n. CoCHRELL, Agent
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a GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Itch'ng Hilnd Bleedlng Proirudns
Piles Drugslais are authorized % re-
fued money d PAzO OlN1AlEN4 ians
40 cure in 6 TO ~ days. soc
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TURKISH Bath PARLoR, COR.
OKLAHOMA AND SECOND ST.
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say, don't overlook the fact that ov-
ins to circumstances that got little
boy ond our control, there is only one
sure enough place in town TO buy ali
sorts Of guns, ammunition, fishing tackle
ra1ors, pocket knives, pipes. tobacco.
cigars and spor,smen's goods of all
kinds, and :, is at oIsmIth's. iis South
Division st.
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At THE OLD STAND, SION or BIG
INDIAN AND GUM
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21

TO LET-5-ROOM COTTAGE, f. sTH
st. SIS per month; close to Central.
THOS ]. HAMPTON, 119 $. Broad
way.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21
DEATHS

ODGRASS-Andrew Samuel, County
hospital stone in bladder, June 90
aged SO years. Rosedale.
BROWN-Caroline 91S Santa Fe street
aneurism, June 20, aged 81 years
Evergreen.
FERNANDEZ-Jaun County hos
pital, salpingitis, June 10, aged "a
years. County cemetery,
KINNEY-John, County hospital, pull
monary tuberculosis, June 10, aged
go years. County cemetery.
CARR-Samuel, First and Central ave-
nue.. cirrhosis of liver. June 10, aged
80 years County cemetery
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21
WEST 2sD ST.

Nice 7-room house with large
reception hall, strictly modern;
instantaneous heater; 2-story
barn; lot, 7ox135; everything
nice. Near Grand ave. Price,
$500.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21

THOSE sssS HAVE GROWN
IN OUR THREE BIG TRACTS.
More 3 IS 8 VIII Grow In the
Two New Additions.
Come See
THE
lu MCCARTHY
co.
Two New dditionsy
Three Big Tracts;
Main Street,
MOneta Avenue,
FiguerOa Street.
New Car Line Now Building.
Until finished, take Maple ave-
nue. car to Fifty-t third street
one short block to Main street.
Branch office on tract.
Home and investment lots
cheap. Get in before the ad-
vance. This is the finest
CLOSE IN section of the city.
Twelve minutes from down
town.
Many improvements, perfect
garden soil, perfect location,
street work done, and IN THE
CITY. What more do you want
Branch Offices, Fiftieth and
Main Streets, Fifty-third
and Main Streets.
Main Office in Our Own
Building, 203 North
Broadway.
THE
MCCARTHY
co.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21
FOR SALE
Houses

HOUSES FOR SALE
Bargains! Bargains! Call and
see us. We have others.
S55OO-11-room modern house,
E. 1ith, near Cen tral; lot 80
KISS.
$4,000 large rooms, E. 31st,
near Central ave-. lot 50X137.
S215O-5-room cottage on Bel
mont ave, near Temple; lot
40X120.
S1275-4-room California cot
tage on Lemon St, near En-
terprise; lot 60XS6.
S4000-7-room house on Sth
and Gladys; lot 40X140.
S3000-5-room cottage on e.
18th, near Mateo; lot 42X110.
S1OOO-California house on
Hunter st, near Enterprise;
lot 40X100.
S1j0O-5-room house on e. 4th,
near Ezra st; lot 40X150.
TOWSbEE d ROSSITER,
277-S Huntington Building G
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21
BIRTHS

HITOSHI-Tannaga and wife, 4O7 South
San Pedro street, June II, a daugh-
ter.
DUARTE-Pedro and wife, 1915 Mission
road. June II, a son.
ARSHALL-Thomas c. and wife, Good
Samaritan hospital, June 12 daugh-
ter.
COLEMAN-Robert and wife, 924 West
Seventh street, June 10, a daughter.
sCOTTLCharles A. and wife. SO7 East
son.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21
TRY HERALD LINER and Things Will Surely Come You
FoR SALE
Houses
GOLDEN STATE REALTY co.

GOLDEN STATE REALTY CO.
421 South Spring st.
COMMONWEALTH AVE-
Elegant Groom, all modern
2-story house, hardwood floors,
beamed ceilings. Rents SIPS, fur
nished. Lot 5Ox17O, on Common
wealth ave-, near Wiltshire Blvd.
Price, $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21
UNION AVE

Nice 7-room 2-story house, all
modern; cellar, and nice lot, on
Union ave-. near Pico. Price,
sSsoo.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21

MONEY LOANED SAIARIED PEOPLE
and others without security; easy pay
ments. Largest business in so principal
cities TOLMAN. Room 430 Mason
Bldg, cor. 4th and Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21

p. q. DEVENs,
227 Laughlin Bldg, S15 s. Broadway.
Home Phone 2221
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21
rYPEwRITERs

THE YosT is ONLY TYPEWRITER
with center guide, causing perfect
alignment and beautiful work. Yost
users find no ribbon saves money.
Light running" durable. YOST
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21

FOR SALE
S15OO-Hinborn ave-, Angeleno
Heights. . rOOms-NO. 412
$2OOO-W. 3sth ST.. o rOOms-No. 40
$21OO-E. 31st st. 3 rOOms--NO. 2S8
S1S75-Fedora ST.. 3 rOOms-NO. 416
S3IOO-W 22d. 5 rooms, new-NO. $40
$25OO-Hoover St. rOOms-NO. 373
II. A. BURTON REALTY CO..
416-41S LauRhlin Building.
Phones-HOme 1857; Main 4714.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21

S212 Boaz street; four-room home,
on lot 40x140 feet; very easy terms;
owner is going away.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21
AT s72 SOUTH BONNIE BRAE.

Nine-room house. Beautiful front
entrance of solid oak; double hardwood
windows drawing room finished in
white enamel; exquisite hand-carved
mantel; old gold brick mantel extend
is paneled and has beamed ceiling. with
wide frieze; library, dining room and
hall are finished in Flemish oak |;
kitchen has every modern convenience;
tiful stairway, treads on which are of
solid oak; FIVE bedrooms finished in
white enamel; rock maple floors up
room; lavatory. window seats; splendid
retaining wall.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21

1926 Rich street; seven-room, mod
ern; very nice home, on lot 50x125
feet; very cheap.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21

FOR SALE
South Bonnie Brae; ten-room mod
ern home, all conveniences, at bar
gain.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21
SOUTH GRAND AVE-

New modern 7-room house,
hardwood finish; basement ce-
ment floors; lot, 4sx140. Price,
$3.50; half cash.
WEST 18TH ST.
Nice S-room all modern house,
all up to date; lot 40x170, on
West 18th, near Figueroa. Price,
$4,000 This is a bargain. In
vestor please investigate.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21
FOR SALE
IN BEAUTIFUL wEsTLAKE.

best built residences In this most
charming spot. 1t is to your interest to
select one as your future home or as
an investment. as these houses are rap
idly increasing in value.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21

Peck & Chase Co., undertakers and en-
balmers; lady assistant 4S3 S. Hill. Tel
Main 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21
BROKERS

R. W. PoINDExTER, BROKER, 40
Wilcox Building, deals In bonds, more
cages and other first-class securities
Loans negotiated at lowest market
irst mortgages. / can place lace Il iIS for You on
safely and at a fair rate OF interest
Reference: First National Bank, Los
Angeles National Bank.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21
DENTISTS
ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw

ADVICE FREE : GENERAL LA w
write G. W, COOK, 62l Stimson blk, cor.
Third and Spring. Open every evening
DIVORCE LAWS-ADVICE FREE; NO
fee without SUGGEST private. ]. II
SMITH, 122 w. Third ST., Room LOG. 1
TO p. m. b.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21
AT 1895 ALvARADo STREET.

Built after the ever sought for mis-
sion style. There are 9 very. fine large
rooms: beautiful front entrance of solid
oak; downstairs rooms finished In
Flemish oak; floors of oak and maple;
bedrooms finished in white enamel;
handsome lighting fixtures.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21

FOR SALE
s1OOO-Three-r cottage; large lot,
highly improved: growing
community; $3.50 cash, balance e
easy. F-t.
s2OOO-Four- modern cottage /;
lot 4Sx15O; terms; have party
to lease for five years; rent
SIS.
S225O-Four-room cottage; lawn, fruit
trees, flowers, palms; good
buy; Vermont avenue.
$2G00-SiX cottage; new and
modern; complete in every
detail; easy terms.
S25OO-Seven- room cottage; lot Ask
las; fenced; garden, fruit
trees, barn; snap.
$22OO-Six modern cottage; new
barn; equity $1200; exchange
for city or ranch.
S26OO-Five-room modern cottage
everything complete; best buy
In the south part of city; $500
cash, balance easy.
$4,000 - FiVe-room modern cottage,
fine location; terms
S2O76 - FiVe-room modern cottage,
close to two car lines; $500
cash, balance easy.
FRED l.. SEXTON.
sos Mason Building, Fourth and
Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21
FOR SALE

$50
FOR. A
SEVEN ROOM M0DERN HOME, CE-
AR MENTs ATs w6NK al pNsADEkNAAw N5oT EkNAAwE stIaNP aER
LINE. ONLY $50 Down AND
MONTHLY PAYMENTS. THIS rs
THE BEST SNAP / HAVE TO OF
FER. SEE ME AT ONCE If YOU
WANT A HOME CHEAP.
CLARENCE M. TAGGART,
404 GRANT BUILDING.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21
Flats
THE HOOVER APARTMENTS.

Twelve 4-room apartments for house.
keeping; each apartment has separate
bath, toilet, lavatory; instantaneous
heater; hot water, electricity; gas for
cooking and lighting; large reception
halls, and stairs handsomely carpeted; (;
Kitchens bathrooms and pantries; best
grade linoleum; lawn, flowers and every
thing the most complete.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21
nIEr

HENLEY-Passed out on Monday even
ing, June 10, 1905, at her late residence,
1915 West Seventh street, city, Cara
DePuy Henley beloved wife of John w.
Henley. and daughter Of Mr.; and Mrs.
Funeral service at the parlors of
Sharp & Sons, 609 South Spring street.
Wednesday, June 21 at 2:30 p. m. In
terment Rosedale cemetery. Louisville.
KY, Ohio and Michigan papers please
copy.
SAI4MON-In this city, June 49, 1905. Mrs
Cecilia Salmon. beloved mother OF Will
liam Berry, William Clifford and Clara
Clifford Salmon and Mrs Arthur Prinz;
native OF England, aged As years.
Funeral from parlors OF Robert Sharp
& Son, Gil South Spring street today
at ] o'clock p. m. Friends invited. In
terment Eyergreen cemetery.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21
WEST 21ST ST

Story and a half S-room house
and barn; lot 50x150; lawn and
shade. trees. Price, $3.50 Will
sell on sight.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21
"BACHELoR,s RoosT."

East Fortieth street: modern five
room cottage, just finished; mission
Style very good buy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21
PIANOS

PIANOS SOLD ON EASY PAYMENT
Pianos rented at low rates. A. @.
GARDINER PIANO HOUSE Ltd, 1's
phone sl&
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21
PERSONALS

ANTED-oRIGINAL SUBJECT FOR
calendar for Rainier beer Woman s
face or figure. vii pay 10000 for ac;
to sender, Contest open to July /. Adj
dress SEATTLE BREWING & MALT
ING CO., Seattle, Wash, prepaying all
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21
Furnished Flats

rooms, completely furnished, new,
elegant; housekeeping; gas range,
BATH. telephone, hot water; close in
334 SOUTH FIGUEROA; also 204
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21
TO LET-MoDERN FLATs-WATEk

TO LET-MODERN FLATS-WATEK
free.
S10-3 rooms, 204 N Fremont
$12-3 rooms, 212 N. Fremont.
S12-3 rooms, 334 S. Figueroa.
$13.50-5 rooms, 219 N. Figueroa.
nished.
s16-5 rooms, 1913 w. Diamond.
$l6-5 rooms, 1016 w. 1st.
S16-4 rooms 80 w. 1st.
s16-3 rooms. 204 N. Fremont, tur-
nishe6.
s1S-S rooms, 21S N. Fremont. fur
nshed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-21
GO OUT TODAY.

Investigate, and see the difference be-
tween fresh air and sunshine you get
here, and what is found in the down
town flats; each apartment is fine, with
large verandas for sun bath; roof gar
den on top. and think,
ONLY SIS EACH PER MONTH.
Take Hoover st. University car to 3lst
St; right at the door.
3040 HOOVER ST.
Only five apartments left; seven rent
ed; so you had better go out today.
BOWEN & DOLTON,
Both phones 2472 439-ht-41 Douglas Bldg