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Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
AvENUE TWENTY-O ONE

The last meeting of the Parent
Teachers association of Avenue TWen-
ty-one school, held on June 8, was the
largest meeting of the year and the
following program was enjoyed by all:
Violin solo, Miss Moore; reading. Mrs.
O. w Farr: piano solo, Marvel Lock
wood; reading Mrs. Schleisher; piano
solos, Master Roland Little, Margaret
Benson, Henrietta Landsberg, Miss
Moore.
The Rev. J. N. Smith presented Mrs.
Fl. H. White with a beautiful cut glass
fern dish from the members and
friends of the school in appreciation
of her untiring work for the year.
Miss Phelps room won the picture
for having the most mothers present.
Ice cream and cake were served. The
officers for the year We're elected, as
follows: President, Mrs. II. II. White;
first vice president, Mrs. w. Bress;
second vice president, Mrs. Walter
Sked; third vice president, Mrs David
son: fourth vice president, Mrs. Gains;
secretary, Mrs. j. Carrigan; treasurer,
Mrs. L. e. Haun.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
TwENTY-FoURTH STREET

Mrs. w. H. Eckley, the new president
of the Twenty-fourth Street Parent
Teacher association, presided at the
meeting Tuesday afternoon and also
gave a short talk telling of her plans
for the following year.
Committees for the year were ap-
pointed. Mrs. James Donovan was APP
pointed chairman of the emergency
committee, Mrs Paul Peppers, recep-
ton committee; Mrs. II. G. H1ll, re
freshment committee; Mrs. e. N. Brei-
danbach. Fairgrounds, and Mrs. Julia
Cunningham, membership.
Miss Julia Wood sang several Sc
1ections and Mrs. Herbert Peery, for
merly Miss Maud Park, teacher IN
the twenty fourth street school, read
'Mrs. BidwelPs Tea" An informal so
ciaI hour followed and tea was served
by the teachers.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12

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room bungalow, large lot, street work done
close In: balance nat loan. Want lot acre
asu or eastern.
Also $1,000. fine lots, 57x15o each.
10-acre ranch, east OF city. $500
broom cottage, s. Hope st; $4,000 equity.
20 acres. Coaehnla valley. $500, clear
$1,000 new broom cottage, Kano st. for lot'
s1200-Clear, 4 small lots. SD St. ana cash
for lot or cottage west part of city; would
assume. ~ n
S12. 5OO-Clear. close in improved. Want
homes clear for clear.
sS5. 600 apartment house. leased 800 month
. fine ranches south Of city. Want city
property clear for clear.
700-acre improved ranch and resort north-
ern part of state. near station; stockeu' Si-'-
600; for city or clear eastern.
40 acres Just east Of city, $500 acre; for city
ur clear eastern or northern.
Fine city homes here.
Want ranch or orange groves.
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
CAMBRIA STREET SCHOOL

Mrs Curtis d. Wilbur presided at the
meeting of the Cambria Street Parent
Teacher association Wednesday after
noon.
Chairmen for the following commit
tees were appointed: Mrs. w. A. Lister,
membership committee; Mrs. L. E.
Pratt, emergency; Mrs. C. NJ. Daniels,
press; B. F. Frackleton. principal of the
school Fairgrounds; Mrs. W. e. Don
ahoe, reception; Mrs. r. A. Harris, hos
pital and Mrs William T. Henley,
programs.
After the business meeting the fol-
lowing program was given: Violin solo,
"Star of Hope" Master Roscoe Bahan;
cello solo, "Madrigal Simonetti," Master
Howard Martindale; violin solo, 'Trau-
merei," Master Lawrence Gingery
flute solo, Home. Sweet Home" Mas
ter Stanley Wheeler. Instrumental
music was provided by the school or
CheStra.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
ASH CONFESSES HE SLEW
RANCHER FROM AMBUSH

SPOKANE, Wash, June 11.-Arthur
Ash, a suspect arrested Wednesday,
has confessed to the murder of James
Boone, a wealthy rancher of Deep
Lake, in southwestern Spokane county,
April 30. Boone was shot at night as
he was returning from his barn to his
house, accompanied by two hired men.
The murderer arose from ambush and
fired heavy charge of buckshot at
close range. Ash was jealous of his
x6rifa
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
TORPEDO BOAT ARRIVES

SAN FRANCISCO, June 11.-Return-
ing from a long stay in Southern Cali
fornia waters, the torpedo hotilla, COM
prising the torpedo boats Goldsbor-
ough and Rowan and the destroyers
Lawrence, Perry. Preble and Paul
Jones entered the Golden Gate today
and proceeded to the Mare Island navy
yard.
The Ideal Window and Screen Com
bination, Hipolito Regulating Rol-
Ter Screen and Reversible Window,
634-S Maple avenue
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
LIFE OF WELL DRlLLER is
CRUSHED OUT BY CABLE

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, June Ill. S.
Veitz, an oil well driller, met hor-
rible death in the Kern river oil field
at IL o'clock this morning when he was
caught in the cable of a bull wheel
and his life crushed out around the
shafting. Fellow workmen released
him almost instantly, but when the
huge cable was unWound life was eX
tinct Veitz was a stranger in the
field. having worked there for less than
a month and his antecedents are un-
known
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
EAGLE ROCK ASSOCIATION

Work will be continued throughout
the summer in the Eagle Rock Parent
Teacher association, and it was decided
at the meeting Tuesday afternoon to
hold the July meeting at the home of
Mrs. c. A. Roberts. Later in the sum-
mer tea will be given at the home
of Mrs. G.. e. Candee in order to raise
money for new piano and a sanitary
drinking fountain, and it is hoped all
who are interested in the welfare of the
children will cooperate. After the
business meeting a short program was
given and refreshments were served.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
TEMPLE STREET SCHOOL

DR.. E. C. Moore will be the honored
guest at a reception given by the mem
bers of the Parent-Teacher association
of the Temple street school Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs, Charles N. Green and
the retiring president, Mrs. H. d. Ter
rill, will have charge of the program.
DR.. Moore will speak on Education"
Miss Helen Bosbyshell will read and
there will be songs by the members of
the eighth grade
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
VINE STREET SCHOOL

Mrs. w E. Ward presided at the
meeting of the Parent Teacher associa-
ton of the Vine street school last week.
The president and vice president were
unavodably absent. Reports of the
treasurer and secretary and several
committees were read and it was de-
cided to dismiss the playground COM
mittee, as it had performed its work.
Mrs M. E. Peterson introduced the
new officers-Miss Florence Taft Saw
yer, president; Mrs. William e. Ward,
first vice president; Mrs. j. Donald
Mahaffey, second vice president; Mrs.
E. H. Grubb, third vice president; Mrs.
Ernest F. Barton, secretary; MRS.
George N. Brown, treasurer.
1t was decided to apply at once Tor
admission to the Los Angeles fedora
ton. A literary committee was ap-
pointed for the following year. There
will be a picnic some time during the
summer, but the time and place will
be decided later. An entertainment
will be given soon after school opens
in the fall in order to raise money for
the winter campaign The date of the
meetings will probably be changed,
but this will be decided on at later
meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
DAYTON HEIGHTS SCHOOL

New officers were installed at the
meeting of the Parent Teacher associa-
tion of the Dayton Heights school
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. r. S. Car
ter Is the new president, Mrs. r. c.
Gibson, secretary, and Mrs. Percy
Brown. treasurer.
An interesting program was given,
and those who took part were Miss
Anna Honigan, Miss Fannie Honigan,
Mrs. John Q. Burgess and Miss Alma
Brown.
Members of the emergency committee
will meet at the home of Mrs John Nc
Cartney, 63S Verbena drive, June 16.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
THIRTY-FIFTH AVENUE

Children of the upper grades of the
Thirty fifth avenue school arranged an
interesting program for the meeting OF
the Parent Teacher association of the
Fifty-fourth avenue school Friday af-
ternoon The officers were installed
and refreshments were served at the
close of the meeting. This will close
the work for the year.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
TwENTY-EIGHTH STREET

Hostesses at the meeting of the
Twenty-eighth street Parent Teacher
association Friday afternoon were Mrs.
C. L. Mosher Miss Abbie Brown, Mrs.
William Eckert. Mrs. Wesley Kroeck.
Mrs. Charles King and Mrs. C. A. Mer-
rill.
A special musical program had been
arranged and there was large at
tendance.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
Nr1ctEIToRENA AssOCIATION

Teachers of the Micheltorena school
were the honored guests at a reception
given by the Parent Teacher associa-
tion at the home of Mrs T. A. Ar
thur in Manzanita avenue Friday even
ing. An enjoyable program of vocal
and instrumental music and readings
had been arranged.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
F1FTY-sEcoND STREET

j. b. Monlux addressed the meeting Of
Fifty-second Street school Thursday
afternoon. There were patriotic songs
and recitations by the children and also
an exhibition of their work. An in
formal reception followed in celebration
of the opening of the new schoolhouse.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
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SUBURBAN ACREAGE SOUTHEAST
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VIII exchange 100, so. so, 25 acres strictly
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
EAST VERNON SCHOOL

Miss Clara e. Scherer, a teacher at
the Vernon Avenue school, had charge
of the program which was given in
Page hall Friday evening. 1t was given
under the auspices of the piano fund,
the committee of which Mrs. o. I.
Helping is the chairman.
Speeches by Mrs. Chalmers Smith,
Mrs. o. T. Helping, Mrs. Frank Stod-
dard and Mrs. r. d. Sperry were the
special features at the regular meeting
of the association Wednesday after
noon Miss Kate Mccartney principal
of the school, urged the cooperation
of the parents and teachers, and Mrs.
Ella Merriam gave an address of well
come to the visitors.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12

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Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
LoRETA sTREET SCHOOL

Picturesque Colonial costumes were a
pleasing feature of the program given
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
sIxTY-EIGHTH STREET SCHOOL

Mrs. T. j. Roberts presided at the
meeting of the Parent-Teacher asso-
citation of the Sixty-eighth street
school Wednesday afternoon. 1t was
the last meeting of the season and
there We're forty members present.
Several selections were given by the
glee club of the school under the di-
rection of Miss Bostwick, one OF the
teachers.
New officers installed were: Mrs. T.
S. Roberts, president; Mrs. ]. w.
Tones, first vice president; Mrs. F. o.
Keppler, second vice president; Mrs.
r. C. Fuller, secretary; Mrs. A. Camp
bell, treasurer.
Reports were read by the chair
men of the following committees: Mrs.
T. T. Todd of the emergency commit
tee reported fifty-two garments had
been sent to needy families and pair
of double blankets to the Children's s
hospital. Mrs. F. E. Fuller, chairman
of the membership committee re-
ported sixty-eight members enrolled
during the term, and as treasurer she
reported that all membership dues were
paid in full. Five dollars had been
paid to the state fund, leaving ball
ance of $42 in the treasury.
Chairmen of several committees
were appointed as follows Mrs.
Frank Hoffman, membership; Mrs. H.
w. Colland, emergency; Mrs. c. d.
Van Wagner, Children's hospital; Mrs.
M. H. Oberholzer, maternity cottage;
Mrs. G. w. Tones, playground; Mrs.
]. C. Libe, art; Mrs. f. c. Fuller,
press.
Miss Flynne, the principal OF the
school, reported the required number of
children had applied for kindergarten
work and that supplies have been sent
for. The kindergarten will open in
the fall.
A picnic will be held July Is. the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
sEvENTEENTH STREET SCHOOL

Mark Keppel, the county superinten
dent of schools, gave an address, the
subject of which was Modern Patriot
ism," at the meeting of the Seven
teenth Street Parent Teacher asso.
citation Tuesday afternoon. Master
Herbert Sterns and Arthur Gibbs en-.
tertained with a violin duet, accom-
panied by Miss Felice Anchell. Miss
Rena Rae read our Flag" the eight
grade sang a patriotic song and Til.
ton Powell read Lincoln's Gettysburg
speech.
The meetings will be changed in the
fall from the first Tuesday to the frs
Thursday, and yearly dues have beer
changed from 30 cents a year to 2E
cents.
Chairmen for the following commit
tees were appointed: Mrs. ]. Jacob
son, membership; Mrs. H. G. Smith
hospital; Mrs. M, A. Copps. emergency
Mrs. F. F. Dengler reception, and Mrs
George l., Berger. press.
Mrs. Berger will entertain the mem
bers of the circle at her home in Ocear
Park July 5.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
CHILDS STUDY CIRCLES

by the upper grades at the melting of
the Loretta Parent-Teacher associa-
tion Thursday afternoon. A pretty
dance by eight boys and girls was an
other pleasing item. 1t was the clos
ing meeting for this season, and for
that reason the attractive program had
been planned More than $50 of the
members and their friends We're pres
ent. Saturday, June 25, is the day set
for picnic which will be given at
Sycamore grove.
Garments. shoes or any articles that
can be used in the work of the emer-
gency committee may be sent to the
school Wednesday, June Is.
Dainty cups and saucers were given
as prizes to Mrs. A. K. Smith. Mrs.
Kelsey, Mrs. Neidamiller, Mrs. North,
Mrs. Slater and Miss Gearhart for their
regular attendance at the various ac-
tivities of the association.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12

place to be decided later. A social
hour followed the business session and
refreshments were served by members
of the losing side in a membership
contest
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
NORWOOD STREET SCHOOL

Miss Mildred Roome, Miss Margaret
Gunner and Miss Bernice Freeman en-
tertained with a piano, violin and
cello trio at the meeting of the Nor
wood Parent-Teacher association. The
Norwood orchestra also played several
selections. Mrs. E. F. Anderson and
Mrs. r. l.. Gunner read reports and
committees for the following year were
appointed; on the program committee,
Mrs. c. C. Parker, Mrs. F. c. Carey,
Mrs. H. ]. Connors, Mrs. Nora Mills
paugh, Mrs. Nina Laner, Mrs. H. G..
Davis. Mrs. Walter j. Barlow and Miss
Isabel McFaden, and on the hospital
committee are Mrs. r. l.. Gunner,
Mrs. r. w. Heffelfinger and Mrs. A.
S. Firsich.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
UNION AVENUE SCHOOL

M. c. Bettinger will address the
meeting of the Union Avenue Parent
Teacher association Wednesday after
noon. 1t VIII be the last meeting of
the season and a fine program has
been prepared.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
Suggestions
from Our
Boys Dept

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Boys Thin Underwear, a gar
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Boys Felt Hats. .$1.OO to $500
Boys Caps ............. soc to S1.50
Boys Straw Hats. soc to $500
Children's Novelty Straws. .
49,. ..... s.... 90 to $3.50
Boys Stockings ......... 15c to SOC
Boys NeckweaF. ........ .25c to S1.00
Boys Belts. .25e, SOC and 75c
Boys Pins and Cuff Buttons. M
Observation-Disclosures. soc to $500
Boys Sweaters. ....... .S1.00 to $500
Children's Play Suits. .... soc to zoe
Boys Wash Suits 500 to $50
Boys Knicker Suits. -. $500 to SIS
Boys Knicker Suits, two pairs. $500
Boys Refer Coats. $3.50 to SI2.5O
Boys Long Pants Suits. $3.50 to $50
Boys Knee Pants. ...... soc to $3.50
Boys Corduroy Pants and Knick-
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Boys Khaki Pants, extra quail
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Boys Night shirts. soc, 75c and ST
Boys Bathing Suits soc. 81 to So
Sterling Values in Boys Shoes.
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12

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Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12

FOR EXCHANGE II HAVE A CLEAR
lot at RedOndo. blocks from city hall.
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-12
FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE
WILMINGTON FOR SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY
80 acres below 18th ST., ripe for subdivision,
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The Holly chieftain., 1910-09-09
WANTED D--SEALED PROPOSALS

For fsrnishiak Ill nsaerisl ed eea-
ssructiat oss story seheol Mouse in Die
triet No. 10. sbost miles soSthwsss Of
Holly, Colo. The Builder to receive N
pay ror ssid lshor ssd natssisi. seheo'
boads Of said District drswiaS interest st
8x ss pr vslse, or I'll cash ct the option
q ths Board Of Directors.
Size Of school house for District No. lo
20 By n feet. Fossdatios 70 be OF eae
row Of aiSht inch ooscrete blocks sros.d
out tide aad ose row through esstes.
Sills to b 2 BY s.d by 9 yellow pias
arossd building sad one through center.
Floor joice to be z by 8 yellow pise. spseed
l6 in. fron cester to center. Upper
joiee to be : by yellow pise, spaced 10
In. from center to eentss. Brace iron
each joice to rsfter. Studdint to be by
Z yellow pins, 10 fl. hiih set Is in. from
center to oeater. with two 2 by - spiked
on TOP Of studdiaf. Rsfters to be 3 by
yellow pias, Get Is in. on center, Eivin9
roof ose third pitch. Roof to be sheated
with yellow pine shestinf not less than
one eighth laid tight together. Shingles to
be Star Washinlton shintles, laid four and
one half in. to the weather, with ride rail
on center not less than one sixth isch.
Buildiae to be boxed ON outside with No.
ship lap and then pspered with heavy
buiidiat paper and sided with No. clear
drop sidinf. Cornice IL in. with mould.
int, snd 10 in. freeze. Floorint to be Z
in. yellow pine edge Drain. One door
by by l and three quarters to hang with
three hinses and substantial store door
lock. Six windows (three on q side)
with four light sash, size II by IA, casino
to be clear one sixth in. around door and
windows. Chimney to be set on brackets
S #. from the floor, built Of food brick
and project 4ft. above ridge. Platform
in front Of door by 10. Entire building
to be painted ON the outside with two
coats white lead and oil.
The School Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. Bids will be re-
ceived until Monday at 10 q. M, Sept.
18th, 1910.
Ali labor must be done in first class
ED WISE,
Secretary School Dist. No. 10
Address Holly, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-09-09
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The Holly chieftain., 1910-09-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior,
U, Land OSce at Lamsr Colo.
May IL. 1910
Notice is hsreby given that Mrs. J. n. H>s.rty. Of
Holly. Colo, sssrdsa Of James H. Hsaery. insane. Wis
o. Sept, g. 1907, made homestead application No. 857S.
(seria No. 03SlA for Lots and and south half Of
sorihsast quarter section township 25 south. range
west Of the sixth principal meridian. hss fled notice Of
Intention to make final commuistisa proof establish
claim y be- lsad sbovs described bsaes l. NJ Zsnser.
United States Ceamissioasr. al HelE. Cello. the
18Th day ef Ju.s. 1870.
clsinsst Nance n ~iiassse.; William W. James. John
D. Stswsr Alfred c. Vineess and Edith L. vincen.. I'll
Of Holly. Colo.
John A. Williams. Register.