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Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10
THE LAW.

Gentlemen OF the Board of Aldermen:
Your attention is respectfully called
to the following from Section of
chapter $50 of the Laws of 1905, en-
titled "An Act Concerning Free Public
Libraries:"
''It shall become the duty of the
governing body, or appropriate board
of said municipality, annually there
after to appropriate and raise by tax
alton a sum equal 20 one-third of a
mill on every dollar of assessabie pro-
perty within such municipality"
| This clause applies after any city
has voted TO establish a free public
library. According to the assessed
valuation in Perth Amboy the appro-
priation for the Perth Amboy library
for this year under this law shall be
not less than sT.716.
But the law does not say that the
appropriation shall be limited to one
third OF mill of the assessed valua-
ton; that amount is fixed as the mini
mum appropriation which the city can
make.
Section A of this same law goes on
to say;
sit shall be lawful to raise by taxa
ton annually for the support and use
of said library, in addition to the sum
required to be raised by section three,
o sum not exceeding one-sixth of =
miH on every dollar of assessable pro-
pcrty In such municipality; and sums
assessed and collected by virtue OF
this act shall be used for no other
purpose than for the nse OF free
public library"
You will notice that Section 4 says
that 1t shall be lawful to raise by tax
alton this money In addition to the
sum required to be raised by Section
3. The word required" shows that
as far as the ono-third OF mill oi
the assessed valuation is concerned
There is no alternative: the only ques-
tion for you to decide Is whether Oh
not you will appropriate the addition
al sum, not exceeding one-sixth of q
mill, for the benefit of the library
1t would be an excellent thing IL you
Icould see your way clear to do this
hut whether you do or not, there Is
no escape from the one-third of mil
appropriation. The least that can be
expected of you Is that you obey the
law.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10
MIsTAKING AMERICA.

1t is evident that a number of onr
newly arrived citizens mistake the
meaning of the United States of
America. Some seem to think that
this Is land where people can come
from any section of the globe ami
make money; that we have no in
dividuality as a nation: that our laws
and customs are secondary to the old.
established governments Of Europe.
This is apparent from the tone of
some of the foreign press in this
country. 1t looks as If we had over
stepped the mark In the matter of
personal liberty. Because we are SO
tolerant they seem to think that we
have no real authority and that the
stars and stripes is merely an emblem
to be temporarily respected; but
when real crisis arises It stands for
nothing In particular 1t Is time that
the people who have such an idea are
disiliusioned. The administration cam
not impress the real American nation
atty too strongly. Those who don't
like America and American ways
should so elsewhere.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10
sr1iEnRarrNa cnRrsrMAs.

There is nothing that could do moro
to put the finishing touches to a
genuine Christmaa celebration III
Perth Amboy than to have munich
pal Christmas tree Sn City Hall park.
The idea which has originated with
the civic department. Of the Woman's
Club. ought to receive hearty indorse-
ment of every citizen. A beautifully
Illuminated tree around which are
gathered people singing Christmas
carols, furnishes an idea that bespeaks
the very spirit Of the Yuletide.
There is a tendency In these days
to forget the real meaning OF Christ
mas To many the giving and reeeiv-
ing of presents seem to be the main
done In the right spirit. is one of the
delightful features of Chrictmas, but
1t by no means represents the real
significance OF the day. Perhaps.
after all. we are OVERRIDING this ma-
terial side of the festival. 1t is alto
gether fitting, therefore. that we
should pause in the usual Christmas
owe rush to participate In such eeIe-
tration as the Wonan's Club is plan
ming.
At the same time. we cannot over
look what Christmas means to the
average child, and the untold happi-
ness that Is afforded by the new toys,
candies and all the other joys that
come but once a year. To augment
the Christmas tree and carols in City
Hall park, therefore, let us assist in
the treat for the poor children that Is
being planned by the EVENING
NEWS In conjunction with the Ditmas
theatre. II is no doubt a happy
thought to Invite these poor little
souls around to the park to see the
tree and Join in the singing, but how
can there be much song In their
hearts If they know that at home 1t
Is cold and eheerless with no Santa
Claus to visit them? In order to
make the Joy complete, therefore. the
Christmas fund being raised by the
EVENING NEWS for the celebration
on the afternoon preceding Christmas,
has its important part and there is no
doubt that, after having participated
in this happy event the kiddies will
be able to enter into the spirit of the
occasion at City Hall park with much
more enthusiasm. knowing that there
is really and truly Santa Claus for
all With these two events to usher
10 Christmas, the day ought to be q
merry ono indeed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10
Very Thouchtiesa.

Goddard had got as far AZ the
sixth hole and was all set for a three
foot putt. Only those who have played
golf know what an Important moment
this Is and now necessary it is that ey-
erybody and everything should be
quiet just as he brought the head Of
the putter back to hit the bah young
caddie came running up, waving both
arms and yelling, "Hey, Mr.. Goddard.
that Is your factory In Long Island
on fireF' Goddard watched his ball go
wide Of the cup by at least two feet,
then turned to the caddie and asked.
Don't you know enough TO keep quiet
when a man Is trying to putt ?''-Argo-
naut.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10
MIDDLEsEx COUNTY COURT
or COMMON PLEAS.

In the matter of the application Of
the C!ty of Perth Amboy for the ap-
pointment of Commissioners to eStl-
mate and assess the benefits upon the
property benefited by the new pave
rnent Land In Front Street from Fay yette
Street TO Market street; In Front
Street from Market Street to Gordon
Street, both in the City Of Perth
Ambop
NOTICE.
The undersigned. Commissioners,
heretofore appointed by the above
named Court, to estimate and assess
the benefits to lands and real estate IN
the Vicinity of the above named pave
inents, having duly qualified by taking
and subscribing the oath required by
law. do. under the direction of the
above named Court, hereby give notice
OF the seventeenth day of December, In
the year of Our Lord. Nineteen hun
dred and fifteen, at the hour OF two
o'clock in the afternoon, az the City
Hall, in the City of Perth Amhoy. as
the time aud place when and where
they will hear any person, or persons.
who may present themselves to be
heard concerning such assessments for
benefits.
Dated, Perth Amboy. N. j..
December 7, A. D., 1915.
HENRY MCCULLOUGH.
THOMAS C0NNORS.
MATTH EW WEIRuP.
Commissioners.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10
DnRTH AN soy
AcEMARINa CIT
Population o.Ooe- i.


90 miles from New York.
Tax rate 207.
on staten island sesnd. At the
mouth OF the Raritan River and
the head OF Rarttsa Bay So.
Ocean steamers can dock Sn tT0m
rs TO 40 feel Of water
Channel 2l feet deep az low
water leading up the bay fFom
'@n paily slsamer service to New
-Four railroads--the PennsyfsAnia.
Central Railroad of New Jersey. lie,
high valley and the staten isagnS ninS
In ali directions. anOrdlnG almost
an unlimited number Of exceiieht
Has two telegraph ana two sSis-
phone companies
Electric light and gas e0npaniss'
Federal pOstofffcs building
Public library.
size. 900 Y. Al G. A.
Ten grammar schools ana one
ed LIST OF all the leading universis
ties In ths country. four parochA@l
schools and a Suslness college
Churches Of all Communications.
City Hospital.
Municipal water works. A.
Prominent center Tor rouey@ 70
all parts OF the state.
Richest clay deposits IN the co"A-
try In the Immediate vicinity.
Splendid theatrical advantages
Some OF tie leading IND -strlss
are: American smelling q Renning
Company'n smelter: Rariian Copps!
Works refinery Barber AsphAlL
Works; United Lead Works; Unlted
States Cartridge Col American en-
caustic Tiiing Co, Ltd. G. Pardes
Steel and Tile Works; Atlantic Ter
ra Gotta Co. Federal Terra Gotta
Co: New Jersey Terra Gotta Coz
three plants Of the National FiTe-
prooting Co.. and other similar
Industries within the imnediate
Vicinity; Ceramic Works; Cheese
hrougii vaseiine Works: Marcy
Stove Works. two dry dock com.
panfes. together with hipyards and
marine railways: Standard Undsr.
ground Gable Company. Roessier q
HagsIacher Chemical Works; haze
lite manufacturing concern: stles
ice cream plant. window shade and
cigar factories, cement st0..e works;
coal shipping piers: handkerchisf
factory. cement ks-' yratories ma
chine shops sas6A G&s ss
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10

of selected citizen deputies subject to
immediate call, and requiring him to
respond, If necessary, to the call or
any other county sheriff for aid.
All right. Let's see how this works
out. In the list of selected citizens in
Essex county let the name of the
editor of the Eagle lead off. Let his
name be followed by such names as
Franklin Murphy, James Smith, Jr.,
Forrest +. Dryden, r. c. Jenkinson,
James r. Nugent and others of equal
prominence. That ought to be a list
select enough to satisfy the Eagle.
Then let there be serious trouble in
Essex county and let the sheriff call
on these selected citizens to make up
a posse to assist the local police In
preserving order. A fine time these
men wonld have swinging a night
stick, patroling the fence of some big
industrial plant, dodging brickbats
and charging the mob.
Does this sound ridiculous7 Then
the whole scheme as advanced by the
Eagle Is ridiculous Why should the
gentlemen named be exempt from the
sheriffs selected iist2 All citizens are
equal in the eyes OF the law. There Is
no more reason why the poor laboring
man should be called from his Job.
which he probably could not get back
again, to do police duty than there Is
for the so-called leading citizens to be
called out.
But the scheme is ridiculous; AMI
the Eagle knows 1T. There are some
men who are cut out by their very
nature to be policemen and to do
guard duty, while for others IL Is next
to an impossible thing. Some men
who are fitted to do guard duty would
be glad to enlist In n state police force
just as they enroll in city police
force. A state police is the only solu-
ton to the National Guard problem.
This idea of having the sheriff call
upon private citizens to aid him In
time OF trouble may sound well in
theory. but 1t does not work out In
practice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10
PROPOSALS.

Sealed bids and proposals win be re-
D. m. by the Council in the Council
Chamber at the City Hail. Perth Am
boy, n j.. for the construction of a
IL in Sewer In Compton Avenue. be-
ginning at Groom Street and running
to Poor arm Property.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check drawn to the order OF
the City Treasurer for 10000
Thirty working days will be al
lowed for the completion Of the work.
Specifications may be obtained at
the office of the Street Commissioner.
The Council reserves the right to re-
iect any or all bids as may best serve
'''~ GEO. Nj. ADAIR,
Street Commissioners.
23953-1 -12-S-1tt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10

EGAE ALARM HOAkS
~ -Rarit8ln copper Works.
2t- Market and sheridan Strsets.
1SA Smith Street and Central r. r.
S--High and Lewis Streets.
2I--Aiadi son Ave. and Paterson Street
and First Streets
3b--sSfnith and HlRJ Streets
38--Nev Brunswick Ave. s.nd New st.
and State Streets.
i2-Atlantic Terra Gotta Works.
i3--Ruck !nHham Ave. and Hartford ST.
i5--Commerce and Front Streets
ie---Sfate and Washington Streets
iI--HtEh and Washington Streets.
o4--State Street and buckingham Ave.
oe--Pa rker Street and Pulaski Avenue.
lG-Hall AvsnVe and Charles Street.
Estate and Wayne Streets.
5s-Near United Lead Works.
A'
B2--W Washington and First Streets
63-New Brunswick Ave, aud Elm ST.
64--Smith Street and Watson Avenue
65--Conmerce and State streets.
72~-Front and Smith Streets.
73-- Water and Gordau Streets.
tx earny Avenue and Gordon street.
Sl--Brace and Hanson Az enues-
S2--Smith and Herbert reets,
S9-Amboy Ave. and washington 81
S4-Lehigh Ave and Stanford Street.
S5--Near City Hospital
and Brace avenues.
and Hall Avenues
92-Amboy Avenue and lBslee Street
s3--Law wrance and Francis streets.
sf-Eevifie and Johnstone Streets
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10
Luke McLuks sayss


We all want more ourselves, but we
can't understand why other people are
not satisfied with what they have.
Many a man who couldn't be arrest
ed for bigamy has discovered that he
has one wife too many.
The trouble with this country Is that
every man you meet wants to talk
about himself when you want to talk
about yourself.
ANY old day that you accomplish
just one-tenth of the things that you
intended to do is pretty good day.
Somehow or other, the man who
hasn't time to shave himself at home
always has time to wait "a half an hour
for his turn in barber shop.
Every now and then you will see a
married man who is so weary looking
and so seedy looking that he gives you
the impression that his wife makes
him sleep in the dog house
Always accept the advice another
man hands you. 1t makes him feel
good to hand 1t out. and you do not
have to use 1t.
A wife win put In a lot of time try
ing to mend her husbands ways. But
1t is different with his socks.
When woman wants to shine In
society she powders her nose every
tive minutes.
Some men do not speak to their
wives fer hours at time They do
not like to interrupt the dear things.
+ Why is It that doctor uses Egyp-
tian hierogiyphics when he writes your
prescription and uses mighty plain
English when he writes your bill7
The trouble with the helping hands
that are extended is that there isn't
anything In them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10

The Newark Eagle admits that the
National Guard cannot be made popu-
lar until it is divorced from civic
police duty, II agrees that the state
ought to find some other way of pre-
siding police force. II continues:
''J'he Eagle has suggested a plan OF
snbYlying the sheriff with all the
equipment necessary for large posse.
obliging him to make and keep list
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10

Little Eunice. aged five, was crying,
and her grandmother asked what the
trouble was. "Oh. everything seems to
go wrong s0bbed Eunice. Il just
wish | had my whole life to iire ov~-
again. Spokane Review.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10
Hull

"Please, ma'am, could you help poor
man who can't find employmentY
whined the hobo.
Here is dime, my good man," said
the sympathetic old lady. what kind
OF work do you dof"
81 NOW lawns in winter and shovel
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10

A very genital man know,
AS nice a man as you could meet;
He is good natured even though
He has to live on a cross street,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10

your boy win appreciate and thank
you for In years TO come is starting
deposit in his name In our Special
Department. No other gift you could
make will prove Of such practical
value. why not include such a de-
posst among your gifts TO him? We
nav 5 a per cent interest in our spe-
cial Department and you can open an
account with S1-D0.
The Perth Anaboy Trust Company IL
n limited States Government Deposit
tory for Postal Savings Funds. Is a
lagal depository for the funds OF the
STATE Of New Jersey. the County Of
Miidiesox, and Is also depository for
fhe municipal funds Of the City Of
r4rfh Amboy.
Perth AnhoY trust CO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10

'I don't know what to name my new
hunting horse"
"why don't you call him SensitiveT
''Why SensitiyeT'
Because l notice he 50 easily takes 8
fence Baltimore American.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10
Touah.

''The oyster Is a modest euss;
He never brags." said Mr.. Hoop:
''TIe never makes q bit OF fuss,
And yet he winds up I'm the soup"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10

"What, in your estimation, is the
most useless thing in the world"
asked the sage.
1.-THE Mexican electoral college," re-
piled the fool.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10
sadi

The bill collector said: ''Oh, myi
All other men we're Stunned by;
They put us off and seem to try
To do those they are dunned by"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10

The coal man Is a stubborn cuss.
called him down today,
But / cannot convince him OF
The error OF his weigh.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Some coal men have q little weigh
Not approved by every one;
What they deliver TO you may
Be nineteen hundred for q ton.
--sutler [Pa.1 Citizen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10
cheer upl

Though Things did not go right with you
Today, my son, do not feel blue.
Cheer up, and when you hit the hay
Tonight, Just smile awhile and say,
Tomorrow is another day!''
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10
Bits Of Byplay
By Luke McLuke
Copyright, 1918. the Cincinnati
Enquirer
By Luke McLuke
Fair

OF course / know she's brunette;
Her eyes are dark, 30 Is her hairs
I know she's a brunette, and yet
I'm here TO say that she ia fair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10
rhsre Ain,t Mo- sleh Animal.

A clinging vine girl is one of the soul
full sort who Is ever willing to follow,
but hesitates to lead.--Temple (Tex)
Telegram.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10

Dear luke: Seek no further for at
torneys for the club. How about Doc
little s. Lively. lawyers, of Hunting
ton, w. Va. ?--J. @. III.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10
That BilIboard Man Aoain,

The billboard man is mighty strange.
For, while he would not rob,
The only way he gets his change
Is through put up" job.
---ClaYiAr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10

Dear Luke-Did you know that A.
Gum Of Mount Zion. w. Va, is son
of A. Gunn2--I. S. Bartlett.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10

TFmIns Leave Perfk Amh0y.
be- sor + atas ssg soTs T, Ns srk RS aRs Elm:
s34 9:42 i9s08. liza, ff;Bf n. nj:
1898 2.a5. ala. s:4s, sos 5:b4, s:is.
s;24. 50 -ba. sil:0e Q. m Sundays-s.22.
For Long Branch. Astury Park.
Ocean Grove. etc.-13:5f 5:i0. s:12 q.
IN; t2:0s. $50. sos. s.3T. i0:0s o. fT.
D m.
For Atlantic City - $40. tie:s4
through expFessl a. M: 2:25 o. m.
For Philadelphia and Trenton. via
Bound Broek--6.2s 7;12. T:Bs s.sa.
1905. it:33 a. M; t3:23. 500. 8:24 o m.
sundayS--SS2 9;2s q "a: l:hk. B.0s.
$50 age o. m
New York only.
saturday only
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10
Paw Knows Everything.

Willie-Paw, Is love blindf
Paw-Tt is for awhile, my son. But 1t
always opens its eyes after marriage.
Maw-Wlllie, you leave the table and
go to bed without your supper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10
rhinas Ia NNsrrx Ahaus.

Tour brain works 13 per cent better
at 1890 a. m. than at $50 y. m.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10
Nan,ss 10 Names

Eta Lotts Junk lives at Washington
Courthouse, o.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10

oh, What q Hard Guyi
Dear Luke: liza Rock lives In zsnss-
vile, O.---Jake.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10

When we measure ourselves We al
ways stretch the tape a little bit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-12-10
MUNOZ EXPRESS
StLrage and Trucking
General RiggerS

Estimates Cheerfully Furnished.
Telephone Connection.
s56-73S Sheridan st. Perth Amboy
Arizona republican., 1915-11-07

DENVER HOTEL-Rooms $500 Center. 1t-bd
Arizona republican., 1915-11-07
For Sale-Real Estate
FOR SALE

40 acres, 9 alfalfa, 15 grain. 6 miles out. A buy at S1O0.O0 per acre.
 20 acres in fine alfalfa, well fenced, fine 4-rOOm frame house. lovely shade, plenty of fruit. The very best 20 acres on the market. miles north, $4200 F cash.
 We have some city property being offered at q sacrifice.
 T. M. BURROUGHS, Real Estate Phone 1145 43 West Adams
Arizona republican., 1915-11-07

FOR SALE-Lot 75x140 N. First St. between Willeta and Mcdowell. Per feet title, bargain SS50, half cash, J. A. Reaves, Gen. Del, Pasadena, Calf.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-07
Auctions
8 miles north of Glendale and mile east on Ave. 16-
ArCTIoN SALE
THURSDAY, NOV. II

8 miles north of Glendale and miles east on Ave 16-
 Cornmt ncinC at 1:30 ?. M.
 Iflviu- decided to leave the valley, l tI acu at public auction all my per sr-l rrapcrty. 200 head of hogs. 25 1-r-.5 SONS. with pigs. 20 to farrow e-an- >u stock hogs weight about 80 lbs srch- 15 2-year-old heifers, ali e7r-u-erS. 9 Jersey heifers; l pair big -fre draft horses years old. 1 saddle rsny- moving machine, 1 rake, l tar-n W.con. I harrow. l Fresno, dou- f7e and single harness. Terms cash.
 MRS LTCIE NiICHELINI. owner
 C. o. McMURTRY. Auctioneer If
 AUCTION SALE
 F-ri5ay Nov l2th. 2L miles north of
 Phoenix on Center St.
 Commencing at 1:30. Having decid- ,sl -a disroSe of all our young stock, we u5u sell at public auction on the above date 1u1 head cattle. consisting of r eStra fine Holstein heifers. all spring CTS 7e head fine Holstein heifers. com ing 9 year old- 36 head fine heifers. all TEclSteius. age 15 to Is months old; head HoIstcin s to F months old; p heller calves I to f months old; 1 reg iztered Efolstein bull. ? bull calves. The above stock are all extra fine Holstein 6<irs stock. and parties in the market: saan-t tlil To attend this sale. Terms of s1sr- cash
 CENTRAL. AVE. DAIRY. owner.
 C- O- McMURTRY, Auctioneer If
Arizona republican., 1915-11-07

BY OWNER-2 lots, small house. good well, wind mill, tank. shade and fruit, a bargain for immediate sale. ] block from car. Inquire 1705 E. Adams
 11-r
Arizona republican., 1915-11-07
B. w. Ge&simgeE
 16 East Adams Street

FOR -Two-roomed frame house, 14x22 with screened porch. For particulars address w. w. Colby, R. F. D. 2, Phoenix, AriZ. Phone 3R3. n
Arizona republican., 1915-11-07
For Rent-HOuses

NICE 4-room cottage, screen porch, shade, 14th and Roosevelt sts. Phone S193. 11-gs
Arizona republican., 1915-11-07

FOR SALE-Complete tent house, screened and Tapped all around. 1908 F.. Van Buren. n
Arizona republican., 1915-11-07


 10 ACRES, cno1ce location, neat house, fine shade, well and engine, mature orchard, vineyard, 6 acre fine alfalfa; place free from weeds and in first class condition, making money
 H. H. MAJOR, IS w. ADAMS. If
 FOR SALE-WeH improved 10 acre ranch 51-2 miles from Phoenix. Good well, house, chicken yard and out buildings. Plenty of shade, rest in alfalfa and orchard "A" water. Terms. D. w. McKenna, Phoenix. It
 TWO LOTS-5Ox14O feet Three squares from normal on graded street; three room bungalow, baths, 30 foot screen porch. enclosed pigeon and chicken yard 1Sx50 with a two com partment chicken house. Also four large level lots at Encanto fine for truck gardening and chickens. Ad- dress T. B. F. Alamo, Arizona, via Wenden.
 FOR SALE-Lot 75x14O N. First St. between Willeta and Mcdowell, Per feet title, bargain $S5O, half cash J. A. Reaves. Gen. Del, Pasadena, Calf.
 FOR SALE-16O acre relinquishTnent S2aOO, improvements worth the money would consider trade. Phone 11S7.
 WANTED-At once; young men for automobile business. Big pay. We make you expert in ten weeks by mail. Pay us after we secure you po- sitfon Century Automobile Institute, Los Angeles, Calf. It
 THIS PROPERTY has got to be sold and that is all there is to it. For this reason I have cut the price down, so it will sell quick. Here it is: 61a acres. close in; all in good shape, about F acres in alfalfa: bearing orchard; best of soil; splendid house and cellar; chicken houses, all chickens; household furniture: everything on the place. l am going away. Here is your chance. s1OOO cash. Cut to S2750. See my agent, Dick Erdmans, Chamber of Commerce building. It
 WE HAVE a fine apartment house site 100 by 125, close in. Moderate price. Good terms. A good investment
 DWIGHT HEARD
 Everything in Real Estate
 Central and Adams Fl FOR SAI.E-Five acres of alfalfa northeast, close in. Wm. Richards. Southern Hotel. Los Angeles. It FOR SALE-5 acres, excellent sandy soil, close in. northeast, Groom frame house, fine well of soft water large poultry yard and shed, all in alfalfa, first class stand, for s2OO0. part cash. This price is $500 under it's original cost. See Fred A. Dibble, 106 w. Adams St. Phone 1O41. If
 FOR SALE-5 acres garden land,