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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-21
rrSksRtwS.s s,tssr NJ, sSsV
,s,s ,pr,s~u,e s~s,~s m~Ws.@s 10 ~
WNs~w sWN o NsNsvew

Tho gill n frhsr, AAsr r,.h~rtoo ~ ihe
rirkerton National n~t~rtive Asrrcv. eho
iieh 90 Tho ssss rr~lsp nrerr~n ~ tusls'
". 10. filed fpr Iruts,~ w tho s~,,rrces,~'s
"wc~ IN Rrocslyr Yesterday n ~ss sss
r,riet IN Oc'oter q 0s Mr. ptnker, IN .
h~r-ac,sries are HE ~tdow. Mrs. ANNA Eii,-
10th Pinkertor. hts son. sIlsn pins~rton
his daughter. Anna =. 0ibb. wife ~ is~is
" Ci,b ~ ss clarified p,sc~. and HE daush-
ter. Vary y CsrIi-l- ~ s7s Clinton avenue
The estate IL saii tn 10 valued ~ ". 0oo .ofo
Z ndcr the wil Mr.. Pinker,on leaves NJ.
undivided cne-hslt in,eres, in the real
estate and oric- building At 81 Bru~dwsv.
Manhattan: an undivided one-half irteres,
in the building ~ 70 Trinity place. Man
haitian. = one-helf interest in 10 and
NJ FIFTH avenue. Chicago. ard also The
undivided hall interest IN the i.srch
farm. NJ Onarxs, Iroquois county. w.. 10
his widow w 20 his trustees, Allan Pinkerton
and 7 evils ". Cihb. to hold and manage.
aging the proceeds over 10 his widow
during her life. NJ her death the tesla
toe ROY ides that tho estate il To be divided
INTO "a many PARTS ~ there are surviving
children. or who shall have died leaving
Issue surviving. Troviding for the division
into sui shares in tho latter case and the
income tn 10 raid until the be~nehc iaries
attain the age of 81 years, when the prin-
CT nj 10 to te turned over 20 them.
The te@tstor alsp rov iics that snch sums
rs may 10 duo linn from the Pinkerton
National Ictective agency aud the Pinker-
ton Detective Patrol 30 divided into fourths
and one-fourth each lcft to his widow. his
son and his two daughters. Tho fourth
left 10 his daughter, Nary r. Carlisle. is to
he held in trust for her benefit.
Mr.. Pinkerton leaves to his widow his
summer home NJ Bay Shore. ]. T.. and the
house AZ ~. Union street. together with the
furniture, family ieve,ry and late. His
two gold watches, hcgueathed 10 him 10y
his father. lie leaves TO his son. Allan Pinker-
ron, and George ID. Bangs, the latter for
many years sur ~erintendent Of the Pipkcrton
National Detective Agency. All his in
tereet in the detective business, the fur
niture. the records. uniforms, firm name
and good will. is left to his brother. William
A. Pinkertpn. and his son. Allan Pinkerton.
on the ' aSmcnt Of a certain share of the
profits To this widow and his children. On
the failure to carry ont this provision Of
the will the widow and children are to get
the business absolutely.
The residuary estate 10 to he divided into
fourths and goes one each to his widow,
his son and his two daughters The widow
the son and son-in-l law are named as execu-
tors and trustees Of the will.
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RUPERT G~tRDgNER'S WILL.
kh0 Manufacturers widow says He LEFT
an Estate ~ 800 ,OOO,

A petition for the probate Of the will OF
Hubert Gardiner was fled in the S~urrogate's
office in Brooklyn yesterday. The petition
II signed by the widow. Caroline d. Gardiner,
and Mary +. Gardiner, an adopted daughter
both Of whom live NJ ssO Park place. Mrs.
Glrdiner says her husband left a personal
estate that does not exceed 5000. 900, while
che real estate In nominal.
Mr. Gardiner. who was n member of the
Wichert 4 Gardiner Shoe Manufacturing
Company. died suddenly on September q
while waiting for a Bergen street trolley
o..
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lHwoks urrrI, ri

~ $500"
-.e n'm'r" we Ihonas DAY Sey
WV -"ec",NNn''
80 ~ Nv Na' ' Nh'rley Jones snd
"t :. 'enol = Nppl',ons'
,.., w" " 'Hhan' Andrr Veg
',,. ,pu'el'ns'
"u"sh sou revealed NinerNN Nicksrs.
~ ~" i''nc'' runner AMI Company
"Ts.a 49,
p.' T"n N"'"n norman Wilson 'hegsn
- ~ !, 'tno1't and Comranyl
ur.r" e,, 'o, Sp'rlnihsm William Norman
"r,''' 'N'g'n Paul Trench, rrobner and Com
i,,l,,.
%, american Gas engineering Prse
49,. '''i ~ van Nostrand Com
~ wv
~ 70 ''rI' 70 hsiue william
80, N""eocs "a, u L.ppinco'l Company
- u 'ri"r haro'h b'ndioss'
y ' HoN', 'm'ihy'
"'''"os' O''N - " Lppln
w, '''po".,
NJ w Dnn'r farHc'' 'bsrpersJ
H'g '"N 'afo|h "tns iDodd' Mead
wv ,o"npsn.
A.. ou 'ea'"I' Normsh h"uec' NJ w. uDuf'
"Ip ~ ,om'nnS We" 'orHl
-, ,,n "u SANFORD hennei' THE
"Wsru luton Nonpany' San lrsnclsco1
p,.s. we snu VIC Nace' GORDON Mart Arlel
s.. ,1 nasS,
aes NIh", 'uppe.> 'hhstInc Ierhune
- v,ans 'e's ahu Company bostono
r,r,me "pn :, s'au nhtnony ENere" l.
'rsn Gu - = n'"rh ana Compsny1
?, Wilmington Ingram, u D.. Bishop of London.
Thomas whitaker
The Red Feather" Theodore Roberts. a.. T..
rsse and comp.ny, Boston, ~ -
BIZ Brother" Annie Fellows Johnston. IL c.
'. "Tl,,,o w Np"n pnd,,,. r,,,,. = o,u.
a. ~ D.. ~ c.s"" '"""' u os'iahuef'
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sa.s rf f'f rI 'Ue" we hetsrs 80
80 D,.p ij.urt (, rrs w
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.'ut ri Boo .r... tf.ih"s go '"' go
tuturN ~trrIi tbr gpl,pd \ whtupa
srupsut 10 o. .nIl Ipr no Naaa1u Rank 80
uUfi. ~h'rt' ~" ht. -'"' nh"dn. -
tsils, tf'rruI'f
. tENrtrrp srUFFC t~.'b rsing'.
n err,mssige vita !smg " Na'ry'nn
tfIder frs threr stow, ducNing ~ ~.
"a Vet Su,rrurth street. nn lot ir.sSto"
mlln ,SrnEE1 il,t'et Mr. by" St.
sitesf. TOM story hulding. "u lo' i'S'
tWn.tI
ugrH~rEttI aaron roodman has hcgahl
frprt trna kauirnU y" 80 80 I'VE Fasi
Itaih -lrcrt. o of, -tpr, fHt ~ plot maN
fo1ll
T!t pEoNy q ts3n1,o have sold 20
Nr It,l"r ihr northeast .nrurr ~ ,"l y
and tathsTtue sllgYl-. A plot tOnk 10 al-o
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To Remode In Criminal Courts Building

Plans have been fled with Building Super
intendent Murphy for r~emodelling tho
Criminal Courts Building at Centre and
White streets to increase the working space
for the Judges and District Attorney. A
new court room 10 70 he built on the first
mezzanine and second stories. which will
have IN ornamental dome Of loaded glass.
Tho third and fourth floors will also he
r~esrranged and new offce entrances built.
The improvements are 70 cost SIS 900.
according TO the estimate Of the architect.
j. H. Duncan.
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Yesterdays Auction sales.
tAt n Nescy street,
AZ osEPu p. DAY.

Twenty. seventh street, Nos. aN6 Ia 81. south
side, 100 feet east OF Second avenue. SSAasp.
two six story brick and stores.
Tincur Lowenfcld 81 al. vs.. Maria Nimplc
etei C'ic on judgment, Ollie go; subject
20 taxes, &c, Sl5, Adjourned sine {
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ssWtvutry rrwtCts -tcfs sr~r cgnsfs
sstfvf %ssyssv .a's"ss..V"N "'""'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-21

BOaoUGH OF BaODkLYN-FOn SALE
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SELECT

ABOVE 18th ST.. WEST sulpE.
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THE re

IS ~ :: West lS5d ~. Handsomely appointed
OF sS and seven exceptionally large.
light. airy rooms; tltN sior and haii service: cleo.
irlc lighi ana private telephone In each apartment:
ms house II In the hnest section Of Washington
Heighis. surrounded by private dwellings: two
snort blocks from subway station: rent reasonable.
near iS4th NJ.
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The PLYMOUTH

Six large rooms. 35 $50. .~tltctrlc light; Al, njabt
elevator: telephone In each apart ment; beautiful
View Riverside Drive. Hudson River. Palisades:
conr,nl,Dt 10 subway and all surface cars: service
uncxrrlltd. Send for booklets. superintendent on
premises or DU BolS h TAYLOR. Amste rism
av., cor. Iisih NJ.
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SELECT ArAnTMENTs-BROOkLYN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-21

New building: tntsi and most substantially con.
Nruc,cd corner on The Heights; 81. Nicholas ay.
and lS3th ST.: s rooms and , baths: elevator md
every convenience; ti.c0o TO o, go: one apartment
rooms and bath Si.C0O. PORTER q co. 1850
West isSth 81. III broadway. iO4lh 81.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04
NOWy sr0dek waikiki.

Ksieza proboszczow;e W
Ko6cianie, Pobiedziskach i
innych miastach Ksiestwa
Po1na6skiego otrzymali "a
kaz udzielania nauki przygo-
%towawczej W szkole. Swiezo
zn6w ks. proboszcz Kurzaw-
ski 2 Pako6ci otrzyma} cd
burmistrza miejscowego pis-
mo, W kt6rem tenze donosi,
ze rejencya cola dane swe-
go czasu p~ozwolenie ma
udzielanie nauki przvgoto-
wawczej do s%powiedzi W To-
kalach tamtejszej szkoly ka-
tolickiej.
Uwagi, zbyteczne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04

PONIEDZIAkKOWE wy
bory wypad}y ola partyi de-
mokrackiej pomy6lnie; wy
brano BOWEN 12-tu demo-
krat6w a jednego tylko re-
publikanina: Henryka Hess
ma aldermana 2-giej wardy.
w radzie miejskiej wiekszo6c
odtad beda mieli demokraci,
kt6rzy maja teraz 5-ciu al
%derman6w, a republican, 4ch.
Wynik wybor6w jest ma
stepujacy:
Majorem miasta DR.. E.. S.
Muir, wiekszosci 1851.
Kasyerem Geo. W. Hoff-
man, wiekszosci 40.
Assesorem II. w. Posi-.
Alderman at Large Julius
Schroth 1869 wiekszo6ci.
Alderman 1szej wardy L.
C. Tarras, 228 wiekszo6ci.
Alderman 2.giej wardy
Henryk Hess, AZ wiekszo6cj.
Alderman 3.ciej wardy, G.
A. Shoews 308 wiekszo6ci.
Alderman 4.tej wardy, Z,
y. Bruski, 1858 wiekszo6oi.
Dyrektorzy szk6l:
At Large, Theo r. L.eeb, : 22s
wiekszo6ci.
1sza warda, Geo. Fitzgerald.
279 wiekszo6ci.
I2ga waarda, JOS. McC Common 40
SO wiekszo6ci.
13cia Wgla q =. ]. lD,eeG(:uire,
wiekszo6ci
IT. warl|dd s. Jan 4 .5CI,issetws,ld x q!
Esw Vi 81. q,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04
Liczba rannych ma wojnie

Liczba rannych ma wojnie
jest ia k oby garstka W por6-
wnanju z egionami ludzi
cierpiacych ma reumatyzm.
laden inny 6rodek leczni-
czy ME osiegna} tax zadzi-
wiajqcych rezultat6w jak
s}ynny W ca}em swiecie Rich
terra ,,Kotwiczny Pain Ex-
peller". Cena buteleczki Is
i so cent6w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04

W PRZYSZkA SOBOTE
otwarta zostanie pod mr.. ST.
E. .4tej ulicy, drugi sk}ad
piekarni 1.-THE Westman",
kt6ry zaopatrzony bedzie
zawsze W 6wieze pieczywo,
jak: chleb, ciasta, bu}ki i t.. d.
Kazdego czasu MONA bedzie
|dosta6 przekaske' Tub fill
aanke kawy. Us}uga rzetel-
ma. Kazdy mile proszonY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04

w spraWie wydala6. gim-
nazyast6w "a to, We rodzeh-
stwo ich strejkowa}o lub
strejkuje, nadesz}o uwiado'
mienei, ze sprawl rozstrzyg.
niefa zosta}a przez Gale mini.
steryum. Gmnazyast6w wyda.
lonych ME chca w1adze PREY
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04
OFFS rekordera miejskie-
go bedzie odtad v kazda 50,
bote po =polndniu "a! zam 4
W PRACOWNI !.

W PRACQWNI asaapeaW;y
wagon6w kolei. Chicago q q
North # ] ~: Western 3! i e!:la wpadl :moa}y
stall zatrudnionemu
tam Oscarowi Waldron "
prawe oko tax niebezpiecz-
ME, re uznano "a najwfa-
6ciwsze rannego odes}ac do
specyalist6w W Chicago, co
tel togo samego dnia u
czyniono. Pan Waldrcn Pc.
jechai W towarzystwie swej
matki i dw6ch si6str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04

JAG " obrebie calego zaboru
pruskiego, to jest Ksiestwa,
Prus iG6rnego Slaska. Podo-
bno minister Studt Oswald
cyl gotowosc 2rzyjecia z po-
wrotem gimnazYast6w, jeze-
Ii rodze6stwo ich .zaprze-
stanie strejku.
Wiadomosc ia wydaje sic
nam mylna, gdyz W ME-
kt6rych m~iejscowo6ciach
wydalono gimnazyast6w "a
to, tylko, 10 rodze6stwo ich
dawniej bra}o udzia} W strej-
ku a dis zn6w uczy sic re"
ligii pc niemiecku.
Gazety niemieckie dono-
szq, re ma Wielkanoc gim-
Maya ME beda p%rzyjmowa-
}y takich ch}opc6w, kt6rYeh
rodzice W takikolwiek badz
spos6b popierali strejk
szkolny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04
l~
EJSCO

EEi-.IEE@&eE : &ItH%f4#e
WYBORY sic skohczyly,
Kandydat nasz, Polak, ME
zostal wybrany, ohociaz byl
tax ~odpowiednim jak inno-
n%arodowiec ma mayora mia
sta. My6my nasz %obowiazek
spelnili popierajac rodaka,
lecz kilku krzykaczy, kt6rym
sic ME podobalo, il ro-
dak sic ubiega} 0 urzad ma
miasta, zamiast po-
pierac, jeszcze teraz wymy-
llaia i ME NIGGA sic uspo-
Tax bye ME powinno,
DO jake MONA wymaga6
poparcia cd innonarodow-
cow, jezeli swoi ME popra
Sw6j %powinien po-
przec swego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04
Ma sprzedaz.

200 ARROW gruntu W Wis.
consinie, 8 mil cd Winony,
po}owa uprawna, reszta pa
stwiska i dobre debowe drze'
wo do budowy: Tanio jezeli
sprzedane bedzie zaraz. Zglo:
sic sic pod mr.. 257 w. Howard
u]., Winona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04
AUKCYONARYUSZE Gull


AUKCYONARYUSZE Cul-
bertson Bros. zostali " so
bote, podczas gdy sprzedaa.
wall przoz licytacye dom 81
pod nr. 767 w. Broadway,
|aresztowani przez po]icyanta,
poniewaz ME posiadali licen-
syi, j stawieni pred eedzie,
go Buck, kt6ry skaza} kaz-
diego ma zap}acenie $3.50 ]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04

4 POWODU toniecia okre-
tn Quincy W dniu 10. lipca
nieda]eko Winony, za}ozy}
teraz skarge r. S. Phelps z
Burlington, Iowa, przeciw
kompanii do kt6rej wspom-
MANY okret nalezy. Skarzacy
aada $1,000 wynagrodzenia
"a strate jaka iona jego i
dwie c6rki, kt6re sic ma
tym okrecie znajdowa}y, po-
nios{y, oraz "a przestrach
jakiego dozna}y W tel podro'
~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04

w ~PONIEDZLAKEK z POI
wodu wybor6w miejskich
wszystkie salony W mie6cie
byly az do godziny 7mej wie-
czorem zamkniete. Ia to
wieczorem i .p6zno W noe,
raczono sic ably powetowat
to, co sic "a .dnia zmudzilo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04

sTRAZ OGNIOWA*az piet
razy zawezwano W poniedzia-
lex pc po}udniu. : Ostatni
ogieh wybuch} W drwalni
PREY trzeciej i Kansas ulicy,
w1asno6ci p. H. Rohweder;
gdy strazacy ~spieszyli gasic
ogie6, naczelnik przejecha}
rzeznika p. Fl W. Koetz,
kt6ry co tylko najechany i
obalony zosta} przez niezna-
nego mezczyzne kt6ry jecha1
ma ko}owcu. Pan Koetz ME
zdazy} sic podnie6c, a juz
powt6rnie przez naczelnika
stray ogniowej najechany
POSTAL. Zaniesiono go zaraz
do pobliskiej apteki p. Goltz'a
i wezwano doktora. Pan
Koetz ma obie nogi pognie-
clone lecz zdaje sic, il "a
kilka dni chodzic bedzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04

I B KS. proboszcz ],
Pacholski wyjecha1, W po-
niedzia}ek W pofudnie a ks.
?. Kufherschmidt we VITO.
rex, do Minneapolis, DO po-
mocy wiel. ks. H. Jazdzews.
kiemu W piracy podczas
czterdziesto godzinnego ma
boze6stwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04

CENA MAXI " Winonie
lest znacznie nizsza niz pc
innych wiekszych =miastach.
Obecnie kosztuje beczka mai
lepszej maxi $3.50, albo
|$1.15 "a worek; W La G rosse
kosztuje beczka maxi $3.50,
albo $1.20 "a worek; W Du-
buque $500 "a beczke,. albo
|$1.25 "a worek; W Minnea~
polls 1910 "a beczke, albo
|$1.27H "a worek, a W St,
Paul $500 "a beczke albo
$1.3O. "a worek. "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04

JAKAS ME wykryta dotad
osoba da}a wydrukowa6 cyr-
kularze poza miastem, 2
kt6rych oko}o piec set juz
rozrzuconych zostalo W pier
wszej wardzie, zanim sic
kto6 spostrzeg} i dalej roz--
rzuca6 zabroni}. Ma plaka-
tach by}o wydrukowane:
Don't vote for a Polan-
DER"
Don't vote for a Prohi-
bitionist:"
| ,,Vote for L. G. Tarras for
Alderman"
$500 nagrody zosta}o
wyznaczone "a wykrycie
lecz dotad ME via:
ldomo kto to uczyni}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04

Piatek 26. Kwietnia, zostal
przez gubernatora John'a A.
johnson przeznaczony jake
dzie6 wie6czenia grob6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04
Ably ogien ME wygasf,

ME doy6 dodwacd do nmgo paiwa, hzba take wybaac pm6& Chc uhumac cMo pry zdrowa
trb ME Mo dawa6 u pohrmua eta c potaaci sic to- ably nmzdia tawn@e frkcyonowah
dmrzei oddldh4ys pozHe cz@d ten opf zywomcgoo gna. Ne zwzew swvj donowe apteczu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-04

sPIETNASTU CHLOPC0W,
kt6rzy sic IA naroznikach[:
PREY czwartej j Carimona u
Icy Cd pewnego czasu zgro-
,,n1adl,zaatlLii. . tam r @ : |tl'.p so-
~ j hlalasy %wytwarzali, 70.
stale v zeszlym tygodniu 2.
powodu wniesionego zazale-
MIA przez sasiednich mie-
sszzlk1salf{yce6w, zaprow,a'Idllzo'nyclh
pred sedziego 81. I. Buck,
kt6ry in porzadna nauke
powiedzial wYpu6cn wolno.
tenn zastrzezeDiem, sie
przez nastepne sze5c n,iesie-
cyprzyzWoicie ~z',acrhol'Wywa<
Ibeda.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-22
GIRLS

BAKER-To Benjamin Byron and Edith
Mabel Baker (nee Houlsby), 4O2 West
Forty-second.
BOWERS-To James and Alice Bowers
(nee Warner), 334 South Figueroa street.
CANADAY-To George and Lulu Estella
Canaday, 757 Ruth avenue.
COMSTOCK-To Warner Joseph and
Rose Comstock (nee Mountain5, lot 12,
East Sixty-third street.
DOUGLAS-To Ernest and Grace A.
Douglas (nee Parsons), Good Samaritan
hospital.
FLEMING-To Richard Lee and Kate
Cecelia Fleming (nee Maloney), 211
Cummings street.
F.. Fluckinger (nee MitchelD, 657 San
LEHMAN-To Joe Allen and L. Blanche
Lehman (nee Pardee), 1914 Winfield
MATSUDA-To Umagoro and Shizuko
Matsuda (nee AoyagD, SO4 East First
street
NUTTING-To Wallace Sleeper and Mary
Irene Nutting (nee Burnett), 334 South
RAFFERTY-To Lewis F. and Ethel
Rafferty,, 1861 Ganahl street.
SPENCER-To Stanley Arthur and Helen
Spencer (nee Addison), 2109 West Twen-
ty-eighth street.
(nee Shibley), 1850 East Forty-seventh.
TENNEY-To Frank W. and Adeline r.
Tenney nee Roby). 1857 Winfield street.
WHITE-To Morgan IT. and Virginia
White (nee Collins). 1915 Hobson
YOUNG-To William Hy and Queenie
Belle Young (nee SMITH, 12O51s Central
avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-22
DEATHS

BROWN-John Brown, aged 50 years.
native of Scotland, Sisters hispital
cardiac dilatation; burial at Tropico
of Los Angeles, 1872 Seventeenth street
Inflammation of bowels
CULVER-Minnie Culver, Is years mar
red, native of Texas. formerly of San
Pedro. county hospital phthisis pull
monalis.
KAAdIKAMAC CHI-F. Kamikamachi. "a
years. single. native of Japan, Sisters
hospital, typhoid fever.
NALBAN-Salvinas Nalban / year, ma
tive of Massachusetts, 1475 Gless street,
cholera infantum
SAWIN-Raymond Sawin year native
of Los Angeles, 302 East Sixth street,
pneumonia.
SETZEPFAND = Clyde Setzepfand, 8
years, native of California, 1929 Bald
win street diphtheria.
TATE-VVilliam Tate, "a years, divorced,
1115 Santa Fe avenue, pneumonia.
THORN-Mrs. Anna Z. Thorn, So years,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

SHALE-COLE-N. Eddie Shale, aged %, a
native of Ohio, and Bert Cole aged, 20,
a native of California, both residents of
Los Angeles.
Buchanan, aged %, a native OF Cal-
fornia, and Elsie Galliher, aged 22 a
native of California, both residents OF
Los Angeles
-METZLER-William c. Poe, aged
20, a native of California, and Mabel ID.
Metzler, aged rs, a native of Ohio, both
residents of Los Angeles.
FEWELL-MONTGOM GOMERY-Frederick I'll.
Fewell aged 26, a native of California
and Mary Montgomery, aged 25, a native
of California, both residents Of Los An
RYAN-WILLIAMS-W H. Ryan,
aged 43, a native of Vermont and Daisy
s. Williams, aged q, a native OF Ken
lucky, both residents Of Los Angeles.
NUNNALEY-WAITE H. Nunna-
ley, aged 35 a native of California, and
Mae Waite, aged 2S, native of Califor-
MIA, both residents of Los Angeles.
WAGNER -CLARK-John T. Wagner,
aged 80, a native of California, and Hen
rietta Clark, aged A. a native of Cali
fornia, both residents of Los Angeles.
NSF1ELD-Alphonso Con,
rad, aged 80, native of California, and
Myrtle A. Stansfield, aged %, native of
California, both residents of Los An
J65HfISNSsoN-CoTTER-RobertP P. Johnson,
aged 27. a native of California, and Mag
gle G. Cotter, aged 10, a native of Cali
fornia, both residents of Los Angeles
NELAS-AMARILLAS- - Jose OrnelaS,
aged %, native of California and resi-
dent of Watts, and Mary j. Amarillas
aged 10, a native of California and resi-
dent of Los Angeles.
SCHAEFFER ANDERSON - Otto F,
Schaeffer, aged %, a native of California,
and Edith Anderson, aged 49, native of
California, both residents of Los An
geles
HYERS-HYERS-Fred G. Hyers, aged A.
native of California, and Jessie g.
Hyers, aged 81, a native of California,
both residents of Los Angeles.
SURMAN-GRAVES- e. Surman,
aged 23 a native of California and resi-
dent of Los Angeles. and Nettie Graves,
aged 81 a native of California and resi-
dent of Long Beach.
KOEHM- M-HANEBINK-Henry o. Koehn,
aged 27, a native of California, and
Annie Hanebink, aged %, native of
California, both residents of Los An
geles.
HOAGLAND-BOW K. Hoag-
land aged q, native of California and
resident of Pasadena, and Ethel Nj.
Bowser, aged q, native of Iowa and
resident of Los Angeles.
MEACHAM-BUCKING - Harry D.
Meacham, aged 50, a native of California
and resident of Redondo, and Bertha L.
buckingham aged 30. native of Cali
fornia and resident of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-22
WANTED
Help-MaIe
w A N I T D

want you to know that find good
positions for those who are capable of
filling good positions. For example a
week ago Wednesday n good book
keeper was out of a position. He regis
tered with me and L got busy Monday
he went to work at SIS a month with
good opportunities ahead.
Another fellow applied for a position.
He asked SIPS month and he was
worth 1t. He Is also at work.
Still another employe "a woman in
this case) registered ten days ago.
Yesterday she accepted position at $50
month with good opportunities ahead.
Possibly you don't believe these state
ments. If you don't, investigate today.
will give you the names and addresses
of all parties concerned. You can call
on them and prove this assertion. What
have done for the parties mentioned
above 1 have done for hundreds of 9TH
ers. Possibly l can help you. Come
and see me. Work it Westgate's Way.
It's different from the other fellows.
H. E. WESTGATE.
Rooms 210-211 Citizens National Bank
building
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-22

Want party with $500 for established
business; can make big profits; terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-22
BOYS

ARNEZ-To Alphons NJ and Alice A.
Arnez (nee Banning). 1101 Orange street.
BURK-To James and Nellie Burk (nee
Malony), 1924 Compton.
CHASSAIN-To Octave and Marguerite
Chassain (nee Godeau), All West Fourth.
DOTSON-To Peter Kent and Harriet
Dotson (nee SMITH, 42S West Pico.
ELWOOD-To Percy and Mabel Elwood
(nee Landon), 912 Maple avenue.
ley nee Booth). 1920 New Hampshire.
FAHRER-To Samuel and Bess Fahrer
(nee Reese, 511 Prospect place.
JONES-To Fred A. and Olive Jones (nee
Fitch, 1917 West Twelfth street.
JORDAN-To Samuel Stanard and Effie
Luella Jordan (nee Ames), Sixty-sev-
enth, between Main and San Pedro.
KELSEY-To William NJ. and jamie Kel-
sey (nee Vaughn), 1925 Ellendale.
LABORY-To Lewis r. and Elore ]. La
bory (nee Frary), 1852 East Forty-eighth
LECHOUSE-To Martin and Josie Lee
house nee Cashopia), 2O2O Mozart.
LLOYD-To William P. and Christina
Lloyd Cnee Bamesberger), 1902 Dauphin.
PERRY-To Harry r. and Mary Perry
(nee McMinn), 40 Merchant street.
ROBERTS-To Spencer Morris and Cath
crime Roberts (nee Kavanaugh), 1017
San Julian street.
SELNA-To Virgil and Natalie Selma
Snee Buffol 751 Clara street.
SIMPSON-To r. Cronyn and Orpha L.
VERMEULEN-To Cornelius and Tillie
Vermeulen (nee Gerber, AIS East Ave
nue. Twenty-eight.
WILHERT-To George and Efffe Wilhert
(nee McCabe), 1927 Blanchard.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-22

Confectionery ana ice cream; the
finest equipped pace ia Los Ahseles'
iOcA led Un 13rOauway, cenler Oh CIty' =
Yeas tease; SoVvV VIII buy LnIs eXee4ent
propositions; tease anu dAture5 aione
wOILn three LiInes prlce asheu. LbAAr1
& Sun.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-22

Massage, batn and manicuring estaD-
liSnnIenL; the nnesC equipped place III
Los Angeles; located III center or cllyi
rooms, cIeaIIns SIU per udy; IonS lease'
SI4Uv VIII nanuIe LIsls Ing propOSllloii'
LEAh1 81 sun.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-22

Pool room, consisting Of pool tables
nice large room; also cigar stanu, Wei
stockeu; years tease; business pay
ing good money; TINS won laSt very
long. LEAaL ~ SUN.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-22

Grocery, building and lot 4Ox14O, doing
fine DusIneSS; IIVlnS rooms, MORSE
ana wagon; located IN Ine northwest
part OIL cay; inns we consluer the pest
uuy in the city; s5oUV LEAt1Y o. sun.