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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-07-23
initial MOVE
TO FILL SEAT
OF BOB, SOON
Report Circulated
That Blaine Would
Announce Special
Election This Week
(By the United Press)


Progressive and stalwart repub-
lican political eyes of the country
will turn on Wisconsin this week
when initial moves in the battle
to return a La Toilette progressive
to the seat in the United States
senate left vacant by the death of
Senator Robert Marion La Foil
cite.
Political pulses in the state
quickened over the week END with
the report that Governor John j.
Blaine will announce the calling
of a special election immediately
upon his return from Camp Doug
las where he is visiting Wisconsin
doughboys in annual summer camp
maneuvers.
In the meantime battle lines are
being drawn just little closer.
County regular" republicans are
holding their convention prepare
tory to sending delegates to the
state meeting to be held at Osh-
kosh, on a day TO be named. fol-
lowing the calling of the special
election.
Democrats in the state are be-
stirring themselves and will I'M
doubtedly come forth soon with a
formal announcement concerning
candidates and platforms.
Socialists have been girding their
loins and undoubtedly will enter a
candidate worthy Of notice.
With the candidacy of Francis b.
McGovern and the almost certain
candidacy Of Robert M. La Toilette
Jr., the fight, according to observ-
ers, may approximate itself into
battle of personalities wherein
issues will play a secondary role.
Which does not mean, however,
the issues will be few and negli-
gible, but rather that they Will
serve to increase the bitter per-
sonal feeling engendered by the
Ifeud of long standing that is al,
ways associated with the names OF
La Toilette and MeGovern.
The background of the feud,
which had its beginning in the.
E1912 nnational republican conven-
ton at Chicago serves to cause
conjecture as to whether that feud
will be forgotten or remembered
by concerned parties when cam
paigning breaks forth in earnest.
Wisconsin, the frontier of re-
publican progressivism, will be
asked for a definite response to
appeal from throughout the country
not to let the death of La Toilette
become disastrous verdict to the
party.
At the same time regulars" will
look for an increase in the
strength of footholds in the state.
Young Mr.. La Follette's principles
will be those of his father carried
on his banner before him and, al
though there has been no certain
announcement of ISSUE from Mil
waul1ee, home of Mr.. McGovern,
administration support would UNI
doubtedly be benefited by a sue
cessful candidacy in those quar-
ters.
Roy P. Wilcox is, according to his
formal announcement of his candi
dacy, firm adherent to Coolidge
policies.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-07-23
Obituary
James HoIton

The funeral of James Holton
was held at the DeIlona Catholic
church on Saturday morning, the
Rev. FIR. E. K. Herman of Reeds
burg officiating. Requiem mass
was sung by choir from Reeds
burg.
PallbeareTs were Martin Sly
manoski, Theodore Pitcl, William
Howley, William Horkan, Edward
Donahue, and John Hickey.
Burial was made ia the Dellona
cemetery.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-07-23
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank all our friends
and neighbers for the kindness and
sympathy extended tous during the
Illness and bereavement of our dear
husband and father. We also ex-
tend our thanks to all who sent
floral offerings. Also Rev. Pieper.
for his comforting words and
the singers and organist for the
beautiful services rendered.
Mrs. Frank Harmed,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bailey.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-07-23
Former PORTAGE Man

Friends and relatives in Portage
have been appraised OF the death of
Gerhard Schumacher a former Por-
tage business man, which occurred
at his home in Seattle, Wash
ington on Friday, July 5. Deceased
was at one time associated in
business in Portage.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-07-23
Mrs. John. lMccutcheon

Mrs. Al Malloy of this city has
received word of the death of Mrs.
John McCutcheon, nee Ada Hull,
in Milwaukee. Mrs. McCutcheon
passed away at 1890 Wednesday
night.
The remains will be brought here
for burial
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-07-23
Mrs. Minnie Koerth

s Mrs. Minnie Fredericka Koerth,
nee Happie, who died recently, was
born in Germany, on September
81, 1854. She came to America
with her father and two brothers
at the age of IS years. The family
settled in Sank City. Her mother
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-07-23
Card of Thanks

We wish toe thank all our friends
and neighbors and everyone who
did so much for us during our be-
reavement.
w. H. Ode and Harlan.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-07-23
Frank Sloniker

Frank Sloniker, the government
farm agent on the Menominee Ind
ian reservation, died Sunday morn
ing at his home in Keshena. He
had been confined to his bed for
three weeks. | Previous to his i'll
mes he had been to the Mayo hos
pital for an examination in the
clinic. .eas
He was born in Sank County and
attended the country schools down
there. He went into the govern
ment service and eleven years ago
he was appointed to the agency at
Keshena.
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Mrs. BENJAMIN Bates

Mrs. Benjamin Bates formerly
of Baraboo, died at Lakeside hos
pital in Rice Lake, on July 8, at
1:45, after a lingering illness from
throat trouble.
The remains were taken TO the
home of her mother in law, in
Minong, Wis, July 9th, aecompan-
led by her husband and a Rice
Lake undertaken. Interment was
made on Saturday afternoon, near
her former home at Chicog, Wis,
in Washburn county.
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Card of Thanks

We wish to thank Oil our neigh
bors and friends who were so kind
to us in our bereavement.
E. F. Boehm,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Ferries.
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TRAINED IN RADIO

A school has been established at
Boulogne to train French fisher
men in radio operation.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-07-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Bers Steele of
Glendale Cal, visited here this
week with their sister, Mrs. Claude
Newell, and other relatives and
now have iourneyed northward to.
return in a week and remain here
until the last of September.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27

worlds deep respect and reverence for the
character courage and self sacrifice of the
Divine spirit, the protector of women and
children, the friend and brother. of the
poor, atoning with His pure and glorious
life for the sins of others.
These two pictures of the holy life, in
the beginning and almost the end of a
career of Divine glory, touch every heart
at this season.
The beginning shows the mother,
happy in the possession of her beautiful
baby, fleeing into Egypt to escape a danger
which she did not know, Joseph being
warned in dream, as told in the text
above
Only few years later that mother,
destined to know all the joy and the deep
est sorrow of earthly Motherhood knelt at
the foot of the cross to which her bleeding
son was nailed by order of the Roman law
and of the Roman Governor, Pontius PLATE.
The second picture shows the scene
before the end. Judas had betrayed his
leader who knew that the end was near.
Most pitiful and beautiful in all the
literature of this sad world are those words,
Father, all things are possible unto thee;
take away this cup from me; nevertheless
not what will, but what thou wilt"
Soon after this scene on Gethsemane
came the trial, the condemnation, the hours
of torture and the end.
Within few years was completed the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27
CHRIST IN GETHSEMANE

from the temple the mean traffickers that pol
luted it. All of His life was ACTION, positive
work, until He appeared before PLATE and then, :
fulfilling His destiny and divine service, died.
His last words were words of encouragement to
the repentant thief, crucified beside Him. "And
Jesus said unto him. Verify 1 say unto thee,
Today shalt thou be with me in Paradise.
DO SOMETHING That is the only proof
men can give of good intentions, the only worth
while evidence of their reverence for the noblest
spirit that ever came among ungrateful men.
WHAT can we do?
We can help the poor, close to us, and vote
talk, write and work to help those farther away
We can set aside race and religious prejudice
and hatred, following the example that Christ
set when He mingled freely with publicans and
sinners, not despising any of the people of any
race. All men were His brothers. The highest
command that He gave was, "Love one another y"
This season of Christs birth and of the new
year should be one of brotherhood, of friendli-
ness, feeling and tolerance, lasting through the
years.
There are those that teach hatred of Jews.
They should be ashamed of that meanness and
baseness when they look upon this picture.
Christ was born and lived AMONG JEWS.
A Jewish girl was chosen to be His mother, and
He was sentenced to death NOT by Jewish
court, but by Roman court, and by Pontius
PLATE the Roman Governor.
Crucifixion was punishment unknown te
the Jews; they had never used it, and never die
use it. 1t was ROMAN punishment and tor
ture inflicted upon hundreds of Christians in
Rome, long after Christ had died
There is no need to ask what can do to
prove that revere and wish to obey Christ's
teachings?"
The orders are there plainly
Protect and care for women and children.
Help the poor, ,clothe the naked and above
oil, LOVE ONE ANOTHER.
Tear from your heart hatred, prejudice, bit
terness and meanness, that He who died nearly
1900 years ago may not have died in vain.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27

greatest work ever done upon this earth.
The light that shines about the head
OF Christ still illumines the world. His
warnings and pleadings stir the souls of
men as no others have done. On this day,
so close to the day of His birth, with the
new year beginning, with new opportuni-
ties to obey Christ's teachings, all should
have their minds upon the divine and noble
life that began in the stable at Bethlehem,
in the arms of the happy, loving mother,
and ended on the cross erected upon Col
gotha, bare hill outside Jerusalem, well
called "The Skull"
For the earnest man and woman the
best text for this season is found in James,
first chapter, verses %, % and a.
"BUT BE We DOORS OF THE
WORD, AND NOT HEARERS ONLY,
DECEIVING YOUR OWN SELVES.
"FOR IF ANY BE A HEARER
OF THE WORD, AND NOT A DOER,
HE rs LIKE UNTO A MAN Be
HOLDING HIS NATURAL FACE IN
A GLASS;
FOR HE BEHOLDETH HIM
SELF, AND GOETH HIS WAY, AND
STRAIGHTWAY FORGETTETH
WHAT MANNER OF MAN HE
WAS"
The life of Christ was life of ACTION, from
His childhood to the day of His death. He taught
men, protected women and children, fought
against the evil spirit in human nature, drove
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27
10 q q.

INTO EGYPT; AND BE THOU THERE
TTNTII, BRING THEE WORD: FOR
HEROD WILL SEEK THE YOUNG
CHILD TO DESTROY HIM.
WHEN HE AROSE, HE TOOK THE
YOUNG CHILD AND HIS MOTHER BY
NIGHT. AND DEPARTED INTO
EGYPT.
Thus the story of the flight into Egypt
is told in the New Testament.
AND THEY CAME TO A PLACE
WHICH WAS NAMED GETHSEMANE:
AND HE SAITH TO HIS DISCIPLES,
SIT We HERE, WHILE SHALL PRAY.
AND HE TAKETH WITH HIM
PETER AND JAMES AND JOHN, AND
BEGAN TO BE SORE AMAZED, AND
TO BE VERY HEAVY.
AND SAITH UNTO THEM, MY
SOUL rs EXCEEDING SORROWFUL
UNTO DEATH: TARRY We HERE, AND
WATCH.
AND HE WENT FORWARD A
LITTLE, AND FELL ON THE GROUND,
AND PRAYED THAT, IF 1T WERE POS
SIBLE, THE HOUR MIGHT PASS
FROM HIM
AND He SAID, ABBA, FATHER,
ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE UNTO
THEE; TAKE AWAY THIS CUP FROM
ME: NEVERTHELESS NOT WHAT I
WILL BUT WHAT THOU WILT.
Thus is told the story of the sad hours
in Gethsemane, which means ''The Olive
Press"
These pictures show two of the most
touching scenes in the Divine life upon
which the Christian religion is based
Whatever your belief, you share the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27
ospyr1snt 1919. By New Yufh American. rss.


elasda the mos wonderful life
the sacred mother ypies mater
protection taking her child to safety
The other picture "Ct at Gethsemane typf dion truth and
that
is
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-27
THE FLIGHT INTO EGYPT

HE ANGEL OF THE LORD
APPEARETH TO JOSEPH
IN A DREAM, SAYING
ARISE, AND TAKE THE
YOUNG CHILD AND HIS
MOTHER, AND FLEE
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-01
On Monterey st.
Near BraZoS

$4,000 CASH. $500 MONTH
New strictly modern four-room cot
tagcs with bath. toilet, kitchen SINK
gas and electric lights. Large sleeping
porch. Lots fenced. Easily walking dis
lance. You have never had such an OPP
portunity to buy so close in on such
terms. Gail Z. L. Kirby. CT. ll25 or
come to 32l n. st. Mary's st.
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! eEMBEes OF THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS.

5ths Associated Press IS exclusively
entitled 10 the use for publication OF
ali fews dis atchcs credited to II or not
otherwise Gro 5ited in this paper and also
that local news published herein. All
rights of Republication OF special dis
patches herein are also reserved
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Notices

RODARTE-Dicd on Friday, July d..
1925. Rosa Rodarte, beloved daughter OF
Julian and Barasita Rodarte in her 22d
year. Surviving relatives are her father,
three brothers, Jose, Martin and Juan
Rodarte. and two sisters. Estella and Isa-
bell all OF this city. Funeral services
Sunday morning, 1880 o'clock from the
residence 4l2 y. San Marcos. Religious
services from san Fernando Cathedral
later. Rev. A. Valve officiating. Inter
ment in San Fernando No. .. Under the
direction Of Andrew Morales, funeral d.
rector
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What Have You?

Near Army Post, a real home OF
eight rooms, all modern, has ser
wants room, three garages and
everything to make a home COM
plete: will take auto or anything
of value as part payment and make
convenient terms. Call owner, CT.
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Want a Home?

We will build you a home on easy
terms We build. finance, sell or ex-
change real estate. See US before buying
or building
ALAMO DEVELOPMENT co.
Home Builders.
so7 Travis Bldg. Crockett $50
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Houses for Sale
To Close Estate

Must sell several homes, some small.
some larger, including an apartment
house, some are on paved street May
'sell separately at very close prices, but
the entire lot offers an exceptional OPP
porturity for the prudent investor. Can
make reasonable terms 10 necessary.
THE SAN ANTONIO LOAN & TRUST co.
CT 9i0O 2l5 w Commerce st
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MARTY-Died on July 81, 1925. Miss Eva
May Marty, beloved daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. :. L. Marty Of 6l7 Nogalitos, in
her sd year Relatives and friends arc
invited 10 attend funeral services on
sunday. August ., at p. m, from the
late residence, 6l7 Nogslitos st. Ser
vices in St Henrys church at $3.50 =. m,
Rev. Father Smith officiating, Inter
ment in San Fernando Cemetery No .
under the direction of Zizik Undertaking
Co
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To Lot Owners Only

Whether your lot is clear or not, ]
can finance and build you a home on
easy monthly payments. David A. Lown.
Architect and Builder. 2is City Natl
Bank Bldg. TT. 66s4. WOODLAND 1850.
ONE of the most desirable corners in
Highland Park: must sell by August /;
first reasonable offer will be accepted.
Phone Mission 1852.
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Highlands, S3450

Only 500 cash. s35 monthly buys beau
tiful five-room bungalow, every modern
convenience, complete TO the last detail
can move in nov, located on paved
street, high and cool. two blocks east
Highland Park car at 1913 Bailey avenue.
open for inspection. Phone ]. D. Phil
Inns owner Mission 1884.
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REAL ESTATE
Real Estate for Sale
$4,000 Home for $500

1918 W. Summit Ave, is a
beautiful stucco with interior fin
ished with pretty texture on sheet
rock. the very newest thing In fin
ish and interior decorations; it's
open for your inspection from .
a m. TO . D. m. daily; very reason
able terms. Call the owner and
builder, Woodlawn 3050-J or CT.
64S7
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Burial Parks. Cemeteries
Lost, Strayed, Found

PARTY that picksd W purse containing
glasses Friday morning az Joske's. Please
return TO JOske's on first floor as the
glasses could be Of no use TO no one
but owner.
LOST-Bar pin with sapphire center, val
ued az keepsake. lost between s. p. depot
and Beacon Hill Liberal reward. CT.
2O52 or WoOdlawn 1870.
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RENTALS
Apartments Furnished

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Apartments Furnished %
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TO COUPLE, beautifully furnished' 8
room apartment. All modern convent
snees. summer -eees- -. 80.
GOVERNMENT HILL. quiet airy four
room apartment BATH garage, sSb' gu
Carson. Travis I.lo.
2os ADAMS, cozy apartment duplex.
modern conveniences, piano. garage near
car line. reference. Travis SiiS:
NICELY furnished apartment Of two
rooms, all modern convenience. also one
bedroom. III Bois DArc. Tr. 501g-J:
FOR RENT--Furnished two-room apart
ment, sleeping porch, convenlences' ga
rage. 40 warren 81. ~. OolS.
rooms. built-in kitchen. private bath.
linens. Sas7 w. Commerce.
:;.7,T5,1;1; en- - -. -i..,,T,,,,
49,. ~ tar,s oor,o,,io,,nas oiosslir
s2s San Pedro. Tr. s7s0-w.
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MopEhN t n,,,t
nTnnspr p'i' ali conycniences. aaraae ssS
Mckinley. Mis-. 600.
APSOI TTETy bjgb class MINER five
room duplex. very beautifully furnished,
every modern convenience and comfort.
70i w. Russell.
AT1rp A T,TTVETY furnisbed anartmnnt
living bed. areaIfast room, glassed
sleeping porch, garage. 22s West Park.
Tobin Hill, North Side. or. $3.50.
ISiI -RROADWAY- completely furnished
four-room duplex apartment, private
bath, trunk room. two clothes closets
free garage. TT. 7740-J.
NIGTIV f,rnigbed o-room anartment
yory cioss in sink hot water phone'
4 block car line. 2O3 Jackson.
M0SF-IS fine Ioca1Io1 stone home.
coal anar,rnent comfortablv furnished.
steam heat. liz GolIad.
-, !. - -z=---;-17S55
thrao-roor, arartn,ent phone. Garage.
one block car line, Tr. sl05.
A..,.,,on,. ITn,,,n;.hed m
hphI,Inon.s On,ol.,,o.oo
UNFINISHED apartment, lower floor.
914 Avenue B. Very reasonable. Call
CIR. el0.
LARGE clean four-room apartment,
bath. sleeping porch, mirror-door closets,
private entrances. to adults. walking dis
lance. on car line. llls Broaaw9y.
THREE UNPUBLISHED rooms. lights. gas,
garage. SIS. 413 E. Crockett. Mis-. IL.
THE .GoODMAN aparthehts, conslstlns
OF Two anu three Loons, olIsL sou lioi a.,
lot your money man hny pini w ~
me Guy. LOOK tSsh over at ava water
q: APPLY zHpe. w. :.
THREE-ROOM APARTMENT, GOOD
CONDITION. iii n. FLORES. RING
TR. $500
FIVE-ROoM modern cottage. s22 w.
Mulberry, $500; wanted TO rent 20 one
party six-room duplex. so Aganier, $40;
five room 1903 w. French. south front,
UPPER uuP p 'Oy ~ sSin O"
scnooH. Wv neI, :. ooo-e :, . -DID. -
LOVELY apartment OF bedroom, Kitchen.
dining room combined. sleeping porch,
modern. $50 West Mlstietoe. Woodlawn
1888.
S,,,-,-I-I--I7 .--7-I-
hoLbtN' peautiIuI UNI Iias,nI,'a, rpsch
lIt, a. NJ.
prNate ne Oaln, saLase, ,s.st Iass
also DeautlIuI iurhlSheu aPai 'iie'' A'"'
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Woodlawn Pl. Lots

For choice building lots in this Sec
ton see
l.. S. BUsRY. THE BUILDER"
woodlawn sO5O-J. CT. 6437.
IRRIGATED suburban choice acreage,
water free, cheap price, easy terms.
Owner. CIR. ISL or woodlawn 1851.
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Lots for Sale %
For Sale
Suburban Property-Sale

IRRIGATED suburban choice acreage,
water free, cheap price easy terms.
Owner. CT Isl or woodlawn 1851.
Woodlawn Hills Site
Beautiful two-acre tract, on
paved road. one of the best home
sites in this suburban addition.
Owner leaving city and will take
$4,000. ..
Call Mrs. Graves.
GRAVES REALTY co.
Real te-Loans-Insurancs
sol Brady Bldg, Or. 1856.
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Fischer's DRUG Store

Agency for PARKER FOUNTAIN
PENS. We repair all makes OF fountaif
pens Parker and Evcrsharp Pencils. n
dell Bids Broadway al Travis CT. e
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-01

new YORK OFFICE-Payne, Burns d
Smith. Inc az Park Avenue
CHICAGO OFFICE-G. Logan Payne
Co Tower Building
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-01

GOODLOE-Died in this city July 81,
1925. at 3:l5 p. m. Mrs. kaze Hamilton
GoodlOe. Funeral 'co-tege will leave Hagy
& McCollum's chapel at 5:l5 ,. m. Mon
day, August 3. Services at the Laurel
Heights Methodist church at $3.50 p. m.
by Rev. NJ. H. Keen, pastor of the Alamo
Methodist church. Interment in City
Cemetery No. l.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-01

BASS-Died Friday. July 81, at a m,
at 3O6 w Cincinnati Ave. Mrs. Vannie
Nunnelae Bass. beloved mother of Mrs.
W. r. Camp Of San Antonio and Mrs,
J. NJ. Hays of Greenwood. La, in her
Ggth year. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend funeral services satur-
day. August /, at p. m, from the
chapel OF Hagy & McCollunl. Or. ]. +.
Harrison of Hyde Park Methodist church
OF Austin will officiate. Pallbearers
will he ]. L. Bierschwale. DR.. r. L. Hays.
w. n. Hagy. A. G. Mcneil, c. T. Gil
liam and b. w. Camp.
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Real Estate for Sale
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lie Yturri, beloved mother Of Manuel,
Fred. z. H. and Enrique Yturri. Mrs.
william Marx and Mrs. Scott James.
Misses Elv!ra and Evelyn Yturri, in her
saith year. Relatives and friends are in
vItcd to attend funeral services on Sat
urday, August l at p. M, from the
-Csidencc, 527 South. Presa st. Services
in San Fernando Cathedral at AIS p. m.
Rev. Father Herran officiating. Inter
ment in St MHry's Cemetery, under the
direction Of Zizik Undertaking Co.
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For Rent

Laurel Heights, mansion, elabe
ately furnished, furnace heaV
every modern convenience.
Laurel Heights, completely a. A
Ished Groom bungalow, stryM
modern.
Laurel Street, furnished eotS.Tr
Laurel Heights. unfurnlshed ~
galow, six rooms, strictly Inoderl h
Call Mr.. Stedhan!
FURNISH a FURNISH.
616-624 Brady Bldg. Or. 1894.
1923 w. SUMMIT AVE, Beacon II,
two story, four bed rooms, SIS. Crock
1864. Woodlawn 2i5i,
MODERN four-room bungalow. 5is n
ciane. Keys at 3ii or 1917 z. Eucl
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FOR sALE-Bakcry equipment, ovens
pans, mixing bowls and all: two show
cases and cash register. Campbell Cand'
Shop. l3i Losoya st.
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RENTALS
Houses Unfinished
Move In at Once

1908 s. Mesquite, 8 rooms. modern
SCI Crosby. 6 rooms. modern. SD
1cs Kearny, rooms. modern, 50
1899 W. French, rooms, mo
sleeping porch, $50.
304 Peck Ave. Five rooms. modernt
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