davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
EDUCATION BOARD FAILS
TO SELECT SCHOOL SITE

LONG REACH Nav 1s.-The hoard Of
education this afternoon took two ballots
on polytechnic high school sites and then
adjourned until next Tuesday afternoon at
4 o'clock. several of the members intimat-
ing that If the price quoted on the site at
Sixteenth street and Atlantic avenue were
reduced to $4,000 from $4,000 they would
favor the location. After caucus last
night it was stated that three OF the five
members favored the site offered for s6S,OOO
at Sixteenth street and Atlantic avenue
while one favored the free jackson park
site and the other the Tenth street and Or
ange avenue site.
Last evening Jotham Bixby increased his
offer to thirty acres instead of twenty. The
promoters of the site at Tenth and Orange
them offered to add Ave acres to their site'
making 1t include fifteen acres altogether
the additional cost being s16.500.
The first ballot resulted in two votes Tor
the Bixby site, one for Sixteenth and ATTAIN
tic and one for Jackson park and one for
Tenth and Orange. On the second ballot
the Bixby site received three votes and
sixteenth and Atlantic and Tenth and Or
ange received one each.
Member Yeomans then declared 1t would
be useless to continue the balloting. 1t is
believed that at least one member Of the
board is unalteraby opposed to the Sixtentf
and Atlantic site and that the question will
be submitted 10 a vote of the people.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES

OAKLEY-MORROw-Ce H. Oakley, aged
"a, and Hazel l. Morrow. aged IS; natives OF
Arkansas and Oklahoma; both residents OF
Covina.
STOWE-AiAII-James W. Stowe, aged So,
and Florence NJ. Mall. aged 46; natives Of
Michigan and Ohio; residents OF Los Angeles
and Columbus, o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. Marxmil-
Ter, aged 26, and Elizabeth r. Phoenix, aged
16; natives of Illinois and California; both
residents OF Burbank.
CLAIMING G-GILDERT-John Claiming, aged
%, and Isadora A Gldert, aged %; natives
Of California and Illinois; both residents Of
Los Angeles.
BATHGATE- E-EATON-James H. Bathgate.
aged AZ. and Julia B. Eaton, aged AZ; ma
tives of New Zealand and Ohio, both resi-
dents of Los Angeles.
ILANI-BETTIGA-Pietro Barilani, aged
81 and Anna Bettiga. aged IS; natives
of Italy; both residents of Los Angeles.
FORK-SHEPPARD-John H. Woolfork,
aged 81. and Daught sheppard, aged 35 ma
tives of Virginia and Alabama; both resi-
dents of Los Angeles.
FRASER-M GUIRE-Harold NJ. Fraser, aged
90 and Florence G. Mcclure, aged II; ma
tives of Canada and California; both resi-
dents of Pomona
DORSEY Y-DoRSEY-wiliam L. Dorsey. aged
23 and Gladys Dorsey, aged 49, natives OF
Kansas and California; both residents Of
Los Angeles
CANEAR-LAUB-John p. Canear, aged 25.
and Bertha Laub. aged -; natives of Ire
land and Germany; residents Of Los Angeles
MARxMILLER-P -PHoE1, E1,----Frederick Marx
miller aged 81. and Hattie NJ Phoenix, aged
1S; natives of Illinois and California; both
residents OF Burbank.
AURI- Auri, aged 3s and
Caroline Garcia, aged 22 natives OF Mexico;
both residents OF Los Angeles.
WATKINS NS-CAPASSO-Percy Watkins, aged
10. and Kate Capasso, aged 16; natives OF
New York and California; both residents Of
Los Angeles
NEWTON N-RoBBINs-John w. Newton, aged
"a, and Lulu j. Robile aged %. natives Of
California; residents OF Los Angeles and
Burbank.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19

grade teacher has been accepted. owing to
the illness of her mother. Miss Hawk will
act as tutor for special stucents at her
home.
Two hundred persons attended the bean
banquet given by the Womans Union Label
league last evening to swell the fund for
entertaining the state convention of the
league, which will be held here IN September,
The Ohio society will meet tonight in the
G. A. +. hall. The meeting Is open to all
former residents of the Buckeye state.
Members Of the laymen's missionary COM
mittee, with their wives, will have a BAN
ouet this evening az $3.50 o'clock IN the First
Congregational church.
Word has been received here of the death
In Pittsburg of Mrs. b. Emerson, who had
resided in Pasadena for twelve years and
who was visiting in the east. She is a sis
ter of Mrs Anna E. sherwood, AGA North
Raymond avenue.
The funeral of Miss Ethel Pegs. who died
Tuesday at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Robert Pegg, 25 South Mentor ave-
nue. will be held this afternoon from the
parors of Ives, Warren & Salisbury. The
Episcopal burial service will be read. Miss
Pegg had resided in Pasadena TOR twenty-five
years.
Indian motorcycles 30 w. Colorado street
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
WOMAN DECLARES DOCTOR
TOOK RANCH BY FRAUD

| RIVERSIDE, May 1Z.-Clara Graham has
begun suit in the superior court to recover a
| deed now in escrow to property in San ia
cinto alleged to be worth $4,000. DR.. F. X
Strasser and his wife and the Riverside Alb
stract company are defendants in the action
Mrs. Graham alleges that Dr. Strasser has
been for a long time her family physician,
and that she had great confidence in him.
When he represented to her that the care Of
her large fruit ranch making her i'll, she
consented to enter into agreement by which
Strasser was to care for the property for four
years. In that time he agreed to plant forty
acres of oranges and to do all needed work
in caring for the property. and was as well to
give the plaintiff medical care for the same
period At the end of four years he was TO
receive a deed to an undivided half interest In
the ranch
The agreement was signed on March IL, and
Mrs. Graham alleges that she never saw the
agreement nor the deed before she signed
them. She alleges that she was too Ill to do
business at the time, and her confidence IN Dr.
Strasser was such that she entered into
deal much to her disadvantage. The medical
service she now estimates at 5000 for the four
years and the care of the property at $4,000.
She believes that the ranch will be worth S110,-
900 at the end of the four years. Plaintiff
seeks to recover the deed that is in escrow and
$1,000 loss from DR.. Strasser for cutting down a
pear orchard the place She also wants to
enjoin the defendants from entering on or hav-
ing anything further to do with the ranch
S v Mcclure of Los Angeles is attorney for
the plaintiff.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
DEATHS

KOPP-Willam Kopp, Myra and Carl streets,
native Of Missouri, aged 4S; endocardits.
EDWARDS-Julia H Edwards, s22 South
Coronado street, native of Kentucky, aged
43; tuberculosis.
McNEAL-Hugh McNeal, GA Avenue Fifty,
native OF ireland, aged 70; pneumonia.
SAVAGE-James Savage county hospital.
native of Maine, aged 30; tuberculosis.
FLOWERS-Susan Flowers, county hospital,
native Of Ohio, aged 67; cancer.
ASCHE-George ]. Asche, Home sanitarium,
native of California. aged IS; gangrene.
CARTER-Adams Carter, 1874 Hemlock
street. native Of Texas, aged 43; nephritis
WILLIAMS-Charles l.. Williams Good
Samaritan hospital native of New York
aged So; shock.
HOLLEY-James ]. Holley. 1872 South Bunker
Hill avenue, native Of New York, aged S.
paralysis.
GUDGELI-Edward Gudgel, 472 South Bel
street. native Of Kentucky, aged 49
tOxemia.
FOX-Lena Fox. county hospital native oi
Wisconsin, aged 49, myocardtls.
O'BRIEN-William V. O'Brien, 1142 IsolC
street. native Of ireland, aged 55; tuber
culOSS.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
BOARD OF TRADE WILL
SELECT NEW OFFICIALS

PASADENA, May 19-what is expected to
be the most important annual meeting ever eve,
held by the Pasadena board OF traae WIN
take place at Hotel Maryland next Mohoay
night This place selected on account OF
the membership having grown to such an eN-
tent that the board OF trade rooms VIII NO.
accommodate the large attendance WHICH -
expected 49,,
It is reported that all OF the directors Of the
hoard will decline reelection, and a llNeIg
contest Is expected when It comes TO ilillns
their places owing to the importance OF the
problems with which the new board viii nave
to wrestle The present board consists OF E'
It. Off, president; William +. NnlgH'i :, NJ NJ
president; F. f. Twombly, treasurer I. j. NC
Nally Lewis H Turner, E J. Pyle ana harry
Geohegan. The secretary and assistant secre-
tary are appointed. -,
cussion are the Pasadena Rapid Transit com
rnittee report, the Arroyo bridge project tne
Carmelita- Monk Hill playground question, anu anu
the changing of the name or the organlAatluli
10 Chamber of Commerce" 1t is thousht
that the consolidation of Pasadena, south FaS-
adena and Alhambra will be discussed, a.
though the committee VIII nave hO Neii'
sentiment among the members seems to be
against the change of name, according TO the
straw vote being taken and expressions from
some nf the active members. The name under
consideration proposed a year ago, ana
according to the bylaws was laid over TO the
coming meeting for action. If the matter mater Il! Is
voted down 1t will require another year TO
make a change. All seem to agree that
change is desirable to moro clearly express
the objects of the organization, but the oluer
members claim that the name under discus
sion is no improvement over the one which
has answered for twenty-five years.
The objects of the organization as set forth
l., +ba consti+ution are: ITO obtain the or
panized efforts of our business men and citi-
zens for better promotion Of the business,
growth and general prosperity Of the city OF
Pasadena" and among the names suggested
to set forth those objects are Pasadena Com
mercial club" Grown City Civic club" and
pasadena Promotion parliament"
On the other hand, there is some talk OF
lavine the matter on the table and devotne
the evening to the discussion Of propositions
which are considered by many as of more I'M
portance One former officer stated last even
,ng .rVyhat's in a name anyway it's the
things that are accomplished which count
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
PASADENA TYPOS CHOOSE
OFFICERS FOR NEXT YEAR

PASADENA, May 19.-The Pasadena typo
GRAPHICAL union elected officers last evening
for the coming year, as follows: f: H. Morse
president; D. NJ. Winter, vice president; M. X
secretarv-treasurer; Earnest Shoebridge, ser
Feant-at-arms; H. A. Huff. w r. Kratka and
D. NJ. Winter, members executive committee
81. w H Korstian, delegate International
Typographical union; G. w Linney' alter
nate; J. G. Connor, T. S. Heskett. H; A.
HUFF, w. H Korstian and 70. ID. MORSE ue'e
gates Pasadena Labor Day association
On the referendum election for lnternetionat mar
officers the local union gave majorities to the
following: James NJ Lynch president, 1eoIse
A Tracy vice president; J. W. hays sec
retarv-treasurer; Frank Morrison, Max >
Haves. Hugh Stevenson and T. W. McCul.
Tough, delegates to the American Federatloh OF 5
Iabor. Michael Powell, Thomas McCafery ana
IViIIiano J. White, trustees Union Printers
home; George P. Nichols, agent Union PRINT
home
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
LONG BEACH NOTES

LONG BEACH. May 1s.-The census enum-
orators finished their labor at noon today.
It is estimated the figures Will show a pop
ulation of about q 000
An invitation was forwarded to Henry T.
Huntington today, asking that ne be present
at the banquet to be rendered TO the Edison
company officials at NO Virginia Nav 25
Edwin A. Hitchcock, 10 years oid, died yes
terday afternoon at his home, SAT Cerritos
avenue. Funeral services will be held from
the residence at o. clock tomorrow after
noon.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
DIRECTOR OF SAN DIEGO
FAIR RETURNS FROM EAST

SAN DIEGO, May 18.-Col. d. c.
Collier. director-general of the Panama
canal exposition, arrived in San Diego
this morning from six weeks trip
through the south and east, which re-
suited in the compromise between san
Francisco and San Diego being adopt
ed in washington, D. C. Col. Collier
saws the proposed government agricul-
tural experiment station for this city
is assured.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
CHARGE OF DEED STEALING
DISMISSED; ASKS $1O,25O

Simultaneous with the dismissal of a charge
of grand larceny against her, Ruth Ellingen,
JTb6 had been held on the ground that she
had stolen a deed to property owned by L
P. Atkins filed suit in the superior court
against Atkins for SlO250 damages 1or ma,
ieious arrest causing scandal infamy and
disgrace" to her name on complaint or
Atkins Justice Truitt of Norwalk issued com
plaint against her some months ago. In wRDeh
sbe was claimed to have stolen a deed to
property in Los Angeles. but on motion OF
DEPUTY Attorney North, in Judge Davis court
yesterday, the complaint against her was dis
missed on the ground that the information
was insufficient TO form a cause of action.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
PASADENA BUILDING PERMITS

pAsADENA. May 19-Eight building per-
nnits we're issued yesterday as follows: H.
H. Vincent, frame garage, 1191 North Mich 1
igan avenue, S75: Harry Bogert, one-storY% cot cot
tape 865 Galena avenue, $3.50; G. w. baidIow,
screen porch, 1854 Kirkwood avenue $40;
Miss Ida Robinson, alterations TO bungalow
77O Herkimer street, Gustave Volkmar con-
tractor. S4OO: T. Farley, screen porch, l66
south Marenga avenue. w H. Smith con-
tractor. SO; John NJ. Marshall. addition to
residence 2SG West Bellevue drive q; D.
r,,Ior contractor. s4O0; Mrs Caroline Walkey,
Sditions and alterations 10 residence 695
south Pasadena avenue, e. D. Tyler contrac-
tor. $1,000 Henry Warne, remodelng house,
270 Franklin avenue $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
PASADENA SPORT ITEMS

p,e.0rNA Nav 19-Bowling teams from
~, 1r,ra,ing star and the Daily News VIII
meet me- tonight at Myers alleys in the first
of series of games for the local news
pa tceording to the ruling by the executive
cor1nittee of the county interschoiasuc
baseball league the protracted game between
rbroon institute and Long Beach high school
LII he niaved off next Wednesday at Tourna-
ment park. . ,-... ala
and track meet of the local grammar schOols
-, 49, nror1isa Of exceeding those of last
year The meet will be held Saturday aft
ernoon at Tournament park under the aus
nIces of the z. M c. A.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
NAN KILLED BY TRAIN;
SHOCK PROSTRATES BRIDE

While on his way to the Southern Pacific
yards at Alhambra street, where he is en-
ployed engine tender, early yesterday
morning, J. b. Harmon, 1902 North Main
street. was run over and instantly killed by
a switch engine.
The body removed to the undertaking
parlors of John r. Paul, where an inquest
will be held this morning.
Harmon is survived by a wife, to whom he
was married only two months ago. She was
overcome by the shock and fears for her
recoYerY are eXpressed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
HOME co. PLANS EXTENSION
OF POMONA VALLEY LINES

POMONA, May 1S--The directors of the local
Home Telephone company met yesterday and
transacted business connected with the further
extension of the plant. The plant Of the Chino
Home Telephone company, which is now owned
by the Pomona company, is being improved,
and the service will gradually be extended.
The new collection office of the Pomona com
pany is now located on the first floor of the
companys building Main street. The local
company has over 5000 subscribers.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
MAY ISSUE BONDS TO END
FRASER-GILMAN DISPUTE

OCEAN PARK, May 1s.-The latest de
velopment in the controversy between Carl
the former constructed shacks on his beach
the former constructed shacks on sis beach
property is the Inauguration of a plan to
bond the city to the amount of $4,000 TO
purchase the tract Of sand from Gilman. 1t
is claimed the shacks obstruct the sea view
from tho Decatur hotel and Fraser, who
owns the building. is said to be back of the
bonding movement.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
LOST AND FOUND

STRAYED-FROM CORNER EASTLAKE
avenue and Mission road one bay mare
and colt; mare years old weight from
900 to 1000 lbs; name and tail cut; colt
has white face and scar on right front
leg and limps. Finder return to 1852
MISSION ROAD and receive liberal re-
ward. Phone Bdway. 274S or 1779.
5-19-1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
JAPANESE CONSUL HoNoRED

SANTA ANA, May 1S.-Actng japanese
Consul Nagi of San Francisco arrived here
today and was the guest of the Merchants
and Manufacturers association and of the
chamber of commerce at reception and
luncheon at the Dragon, served at 4:3O this
afternoon, and attended by many prominent
citizens Consul Nagl is touring Southern
California In the interests OF his fellow
Couutrymen.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
IVES BEGIN KITE-SHAPED
TRACK EXCURSION TODAY

The Southern California Editorial associa-
tion will leave this morning on the santa
Fe for an outing around the kte-shaped
track At San Bernardino the party will wit
ntS- pin pig centennial parade. In the aft
ernoon It viii go to Patton, where luncheon
Will lie served under the direction of the
trustees of the state hospital. The Riverside
chamber Of commerce Will be host to the
association at a banquet in the Mission Inn
at Riverside in the ing. Arlington, Full
lerton Los Nietos and the Whittier state
school Will be among the points visited to-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
CHARTER OAKS FOR THRooP

PASADENA, May 19.-The campus Of the
now Throop Polytechnic institute at san Pas
dual street and Wilson avenue, will be adorned
with a descendant" of the famous Charter
oak which will be planted with appropriate
exercises on June g. at the dedication of Pas
adena hall the administration building of the
proposed group. According to DR.. George n.
Abbott who made the presentation. the oak
is a sturdy specimen. and If 1t lives 1t Will
be the only broadeaf oak vest Of the Rocky
mountains
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
BLAMES- COMET FOR Loss
Of MONEY AND CLOTHES

SANTA MONICA. May 1S.-Whle sleep
ing soundly at his home on Raymond ave
nue. with his watch dog at his side. f. NJ.
Bradley was relieved of a suit of clothes
together with S7.64 in cash early this morn
ing by a thief who entered his room with
out disturbing him. Bradley discovered his
loss when his alarm clock reused him 10 get
a view of Halleys comet. He blames the
comet for the theft.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
ROSEDALE CEMETERY

An endowed memorial park. noted Tor It's
natural beauty; endowment fund fCF per-
petual care over $250.O0o; modern receiv-
ing vault. chapel. crematory and columbian
ium; accessible. City office. SUITE 302-3O6
EXCHANGE BLDG. N e cor. Third and
Hill SITS, Phones Main 9o9; AS62o, cemetery
onice. 1891 ". Washington ST. Phones 72s5S;
west so. s-2-lzm
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
COMET DETERs TRAVELLERS

LONG BEACH, May 1S-For the first time
in months there were no reservations made
for today by the local agents of the Santa
Fee railroad "A dozen persons said they
would wait until after May is TO buy tick
cts" said Agent John Garner, processing
an uneasness as to what would happen when
the comet approached"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
SUPT. CULLEN OF SALT
LAKE R. R. RECOVERING

7. P. Cullen, general superintendent of
the Salt Lake railroad, recovering from a
severe attack of pneumonia, has been taken
to lima, a village in the desert on the Salt
Lake road, which because OF its high alti-
tude is believed to be the most favorable
place for his recovery. Mr. Cullen
companied to Zima by his physician.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
STOLEN MACHINE WRECKED

OCEAN PARK. May 1S-Battered and
damaged to the amount of several hundred
dollars, Mercer automobile belonging to
l. Bradshaw Of Los Angeles was found by
the police in a ditch along the Venice road
near Palms today. The machine was stolen
from Los Angeles last Monday morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
SANTA ANA LICENSES

SANTA ANA, May 1S.-Marriage licenses
issued yesterday and today are as follows;
dner-Hardng-Percy L. Heidner, age
21 and Isal B. Harding. age Is: both of
Los Angeles. on May 1S.
Chase -Blackledg dge-Edward S. Chase, age
2s, and Vera B1ackledge, age %; both OF
Los Angeles on May II.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
CAT BITE SERIOUS

SANTA ANA. May 1s.-The Los Angeles
laboratory declares the cat that lately bit
J. f. Kinley Of 8O6 C street. was afflicted
with rabies Mr.. Kinley's hand is badly
swollen and he is suffering considerably.
He probably viii be sent to Los Angeles
for treatment
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
OFFICES
SPECIAL NOTICES

WHY BOTHER WITH HIRING A COL
lectorY A good collector draws big sal
ary Let us collect your bills and save
you the worry and Inconvenience. we
make a speciality OF collecting bad pllls as
weu az current accounts at the lowest
rates Prompt returns, WALLACE CON
NON collections, 610 San Fernando Bag.
~" 5-19-4
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
THE CAFETERIA

~-~>~-~~>~~~~~~~-~~~>~-~~--
THIS is CAFETERIA WEATHER; cheap
er 10 eat here than at home 199 EAST
COLORADO STREET. b-S-lmo
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
PASADENA NEWS NOTES

PASADENA, May 19.-William Weber a
workman on the 150-foot observatory tower
under construction Mount Wilson sus-
tained a bruised shoulder ana broken hand
YESTERDAY when he was struck by a wrench
which fell more than hundred feet.
New officers of the Mems brotherhood of
the Pasadena Presbyterian church are DE-
Charles Lee King president; I. G. Goodrldge,
vice-president; Lincoln Clark. secretary; Henry
P Thayer, treasurer Rev. w. n Cornett.
Herman r. Hertel and Lewis N. Turner ex-
ecutive committee
Throop teachers have been granted in
creases in salaries ranging from $50 to $50
r. F. Schaeffer Of Columbus, o, has been
appointed teacher Of sloyd. vice Douglas Don
aldson, resigned 3. o. Kendall was elected
secretary treasurer, vice ]. c. Brainard, re-
signed, and the resignation Of Miss Hawk as
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
REGULATION BOWLING ALLEYS


AT MYERS. IA EAST COLORADO
New and roomy; clean and cool
b-15-imo
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
DIED

TOX-R. II. Fox, died May 16. 1910. VIII be
buried May 49, at p. IN. lnterment at
Evergreen cemetery. 5-19-1
FLOWER-Susan b. Flower died May 49,
1910. viii be buried May 10. at 10 a. m
Interment Evergreen cemetery 5-19-1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
PASADENA SHOE HOSPITAL

MEMS SEWED SOLES AND HEELS 81:
ladies', s5c 154 N. FAIR OAKS AVE.
L. -1ran
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19

pm. 2s.9s 81 90 SW ~ OIea[.
Maximum temperature 50.
Minimum temperature Sc.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
SAN FRANCISCO. MAY 1s.-The follow
ing maximum and minimum temperatures
are reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Chicago, 6s-56; New York. 6S-
so; Omaha. 66-44.
FORECAST
Southern California-Fair Thursday; over
cast In morning; light south wind.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Thurs
day; light south wind, changing to west,
afternoon fog
Santa Clara, Sacramento and San Joaquin
valleys-Fair, warmer Thursday; light north
wind
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
BIRTHS
GIRLS

HARRELL-To Lea and Veronica Harrel,
2142 Fargo street.
JACOBS-To Frank and Frieda Jacobs 1907
East Sixteenth street.
SPEAR-To Walter and Doilie Spear 757
Crocker street
DUSSENE-To Frank and Josie Dussene 212
East First street.
DULEY-To Walter and Dorothy Duley PAT
South Flower street
WATKINS-To Victor and Alma Watkins, 2e1s
West Eighth street.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
WANTED
HELP--MALE

BY LARGE CONTRACTING
company; can learn trade Of plumbing, eleo-
tricity, bricklaying, automobiles, In few
months: no apprentice or helpers work and
no expense; $4,000 contract work going; cat
alogue free. UNITED TRADE SCHOOL
CONTRACTING COMPANY, SAT Pacific Elec-
tric Bldg. 4-SO-r
BoY-LIvING WITH PARENTS: FINE oP-
portunity for willing boy to learn the photo
graphic business: small salary to start. can
after 8 p. m, Room IS, 1S4h N. SPRING
STREET 6-19-l
ANTED-BooKKEEPER TO INVEST 500
or more, first payment on San Pedro lot
balance monthly; will make you money
STACY REALTY CO., 631 Spring, or San
Pedro. 5-1y-i
wANTED-MAN FOR POSITION ON CITY
routes; must have some cash and best OF
reference; position will pay S25 per month.
See MIR. MCKAY, Herald. b-l4-tt
WANTED-AUToMoBI SALESMAN. Be
KINS MOTOR CAR CO. 1925 S. Olive ST..
o-le-S
wANTED-ITALIAN SHOE SINNER FOR
barber shop. 42l E. Fifth st. b-17-S
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-19
STORAGE


LARGE PRIVATE. LOCKED, IRON ROOMS
tor furniture etc: {1.5O and 81 per month,
Trunks, boxes. ETC.. 25c to zoe; open vans,
Sc per day, Toe per hour. We pack and
ship household goods everywhere at re-
duced rates COLYEAR'S VAN AND
STORAGE CO.. offices 50s-11 s. Main st.
Warehouse 415-17 San Pedro st. Phones
E2171: Main III 1-26-u