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12 SUNDAY MORXIXG. SEPTEMBER 7, 1913. PART White Nubuck THE WEATHER "lbs Ex Basra gpedaCtr Ba THE CITY AND ENVIRONS. CITY HEWS BRIEF. 1 the biost reliable and finest watchmaker and Jeweler In the c'ty, and most reasonable In prices.

No. 452 South Broadway, corner Fifth, over Sun Drug Co.) Fln hair goods to match every shade can be found at MacDonald's, 204 Mercantile Place. Shampooing, manicuring, special treatment for facial blemishes and. scalp disease. Hair dyeing our' specialty.

Patterns guaranteed to fit, perfect cut to measure, ladles can easily make their own garments. Mr. Ros-enbleet 802 Laughlln Bldg. Established 1904. Boston Optical Store No.

2. ASTHMA li you are an Asthmatic It la because you hare failed to adopt Dr. Owens' treatment The onlr rational and scientific method that elves prompt and permanent relief. The worst cases are relieved and are perfectly free from Asthma as a rule In Twenty-f our Hours, without Opiates. Sprays, Smokes, Atomizers, Massage and other Injurious methods.

His remedies are harm-lees; pleasant and easy to take. An Interview w4H cost you nothing. Office hours, 10 to 4. Dr. J.

S. Owens 409-10 Lankershlm Building Entrance 126 West Third St. 443-44S-447 S. Brcadway We have no branch store. Corsets (Third Floor) New Models for Autumn High Class Models, 5.00 up.

Popular priced lines $1.00 up. For latest news In Autuma Apparel for Women read our Sunday adv. on page 2 In the Society Section of this paper. $6 Best Set Teeth $6 We are closing out our stock of Second Hand Gas Engines Motors, Compressors, Pulleys, Shafting and a general line of machine tools, on which we can make very attractive prices. BAILIE BRANDT 934-945 N.

Main St Los Angeles, Cat Bridge Work Pal Club Picnic. t-- The Aiiu-Clgrarette Club will hold Its annual picnic at Eastlake Park September .13, the eiKhty-fiftn birth day of Dr. B. M- Lawrence, founder of the association. A programme of sports haa been arranged for the Xew library Books.

Many new books are now being placed in circulation at the public library, located In the Hamburger building. In preparation for the busy autumn months. They Include books for literary students, scientists, arti sans, farmers and the general reader of history and social progress. The library service la free to everyone. Hollanders Organize.

The Holland Society of Los Angeles organized Thursday night by electing the following; officers: L. Van Gelder, chairman; E. O. Kroes. secretary; E.

B. Dykhuizen, H. D. Canne W. G.

Schrekkienburg, A. Merado and H. Visser, Rules Committee. Forty-seven members signed the charter. F.

J. Zeehandelaar was the principal speaker. Out and in Again. In accordance with custom, all of the employees In the office ot Collector Carter have tendered their reeip nations, end reappointments in all cases followed. The attaches are all under the protection of the civil serv ice rules, and Collector Carter Is of the opinion that the law in this respect should be carried out, even among friends.

Excitement Too Much. While testing a new powder to make his bath more attraisftive, Milll- son J. Watts, 23 years old, died in the bathtub yesterday. He was brought to the Receiving Hospital In an attempt to resuscitate him. Watts, who is the son of well-to-do parents in Caldwell, had postponed his bath so he could use.

the powder. He was afflicted with heart trouble Xew Yorker as Guest. The department managers and buy ers of Jacoby Brothers gave a dinner at the Westminster Friday night In honor of Richard J. Cronln, Jacoby's resident buyer in New York. This is Cronin's first visit to the Pacific Coast and he Is greatly impressed with tne business aspect of this city.

From his observations so far, he says business conditions Jiere are better than anywhere else In the country. Oppose Cafe Idcensc. A. communication from the Mission Play Association to the Board of Trustees of San Gabriel, states that Bishop Conaty has declared that he will revoke the lease under which the association la able to present the Mis sion Play in San Gabriel in event the DroDosed liquor license is granted. The association earnestly protests against the granting of the license.

The matter will come up for decision Tuesday, the 23d fnst Cattleman on Trial. tiocal attaches of the land and for est reserve offices will go to San Diego this week, to assist In the prosecution of E. S. Bsbcock, charged with setting fire to the Cleveland forest reserve. He Is an extensive grazer in that section and claimed that better results were secured If the timber was burned off.

It is alleged that he induced his Chinese help to start a fire on his own property, and that the fire Kot.beyond the control of the men and burned over about 3000 acres on Sain Miguel Mountain. Sheriff's Son Missing. Sheriff J. Johnson of Graham, took Joe Alcorn, charged with $5 Gold Crown IN BUSINESS AT OUR PRESENT LOCATION 8 YEARS. We Have Over 100,000 Pleased Patients in California.

$100.00 FREE FOR ANY TOOTH we cannot fill or extract without pain. REFERENCES Citizens' National Bank, Parmelee-Dohrrnann Co. USE GREAT CARE IN SELECTING YOUR DENTIST. Tou can't be too careful. Think whether ha Is careful to clean bla Instruments, Is he careful In his work? Does he use good material If you have the Yala Dentists do your work you are sura of all these points because they pride themselves on looking after such Important details.

They also give every patient a TEN-YEAR GUARANTEE IN WRITINQ to back tip all work. Yale Dentists 444 South Broadway, Third Floor. icPoriabm mcti Mary Jane Pumps Full broad toe, hand-turn soles, ankle strap, flat heels. C9 7C Same style In Patent Colt. All sizes for misses and children.

$1.00 to $2.25 fames P. Burns 525 South Broadway NO BRANCH STORES. ICE PICK With every 81 FREE purchase of wines or Uqi we wUl aire of these lee picks free, This is no toy, but a good, Practical lee pick, ry at this pries eur Claret, xrarandel. Port, Sherry, Muscatel or Angelica. Just phone Four order and our automobile will deliver promptly, i F7tS Mala 1803, Holly- wood delivery en Saturday.

We Amert Tradfas1 Checks. Ask for them. BAEK-FOX WTVE CO, 128 East Third St, Hair Switches, Curls Skin Parts. AH late styles. Genuine Human Hair.

ft 'ixtw v. Most cheerful looking toilet parlors in the city. Thorough ventilation. Courteous attendants. Expert operators.

Shampooing 50c "Any head of hair." Bennett's Toilet Parlors, 539 S. Broadway. THE WALKER PORTABLE, New and Better Than Ev, Bring in our Plans. We Build to Order. all and See Our Seven Furnished Samples at No.

133 ttsttaii So. Grand Ave. THE WALKER FORTABI.K COTTAGE CO. "Clghth Year." 1'honrs 23481; lidwy. 2688.

P. O. Box 1372. For Your SODA WATER BOTTLES Be Sure to See the California Glass Insulating Co. 705 Hibernian Bldg.

White Rubber Colored Roofings Sold in rolls or laid completely by WEAVER ROOF COMPANY 341 East Second St. Bdwy. 784 'Phone or send for samples. GO TO tan Shop JjVSSa BROADWAY mJ Tor ths Western Irri gator. Writs for Cat.

No. 1 Layns A Bow ler 900-10 San ta Fs A CaU VACUUM STORE F. KINGSTON CO. i 719 W. 7th st.

'Qeanera $10 to $1000 Xp V- An Rage, urm Per I SQeii ii I Diamonds I i iii lial local, omcE, r. a wrath eh jloi Angeles, Sept Bapurtsd by Fard A. Carpenter, local rorecsatsr. At adock anu tha baromstsr registered 29.87; at 6 3U.SO. Thennometer fat the eornspoodlng hours showed 68 flea, and TB dag.

RdatlTs humidity, ft a-aw 87 par sent; ft pja, ST per oont wind, ft La, northeast, velocity 4 mUtf! 6 p.m.. south, veujcltr miles. Highest tempera ture, 79 lowest. 01 dag. BauuaU tor i .02 of aa Inch.

Barometer reduced to sea lerat, WEATHE OOXDmoNa The diatrtbuuon ot premure over Uw United KtaXO remains practloauy-unchanged. Beavy rain fell oa tl.e South AUaaiia nuast, 3.48 fetches tatting at Charleston, l.s Bamirh. and L12 iaefces at Jacksunriua. Xisewharai Uim preripttatton was light and oonAasd BmeU to tha southern states. It was somewhat Warsaw the Midiile Stales and cooier Ut tne North.

Spokane reported light roet yesterday morning. The temperature reai bed 102 dec at Hnruo. Fnuay, 100 dag, at Dm Mowes, Oklahoma and raoeUU; t)8 dec, Ala-lens, Kansas City; Jiirenuie, run Bernardino; bd North Platte. St. Paul and Surereport: D4 dec, IXKllP! Qty, Sapid City and Bedlanda, and 93 dec, at Fresno, Pomoda, Bt.

Louis, Sheridan and Xucsoo." The northwestern area ot high pmsure Is aloartf corertng ths Pacific elope. Ths presence ot ths southwestern area of low barometric risen is wiU fire interrais of doodineaa OS tog in Los Angelas and vicinity during the eihenrlas (all weather Sunday. LOCAL rOSSCAST. For Los Angeles and rlcfnity: Fair, with Intsmls ot cloudiness or tog, Sunday; westerly winda. For riifnma south of ths Tehachsvls Cloudy Sunday.

STATE rOBXCAST. SAN FBANCI3CO, Sept. Vorecaatj Ban Francisco. Osk'anri and vicinity: Fair Sun-dav; light northwest wind. Sacramento Valley: Fair Sunday; liimt north wind.

Santa Clara and San Joaquin TSiieys: Fair 8un-diy: lurht northwest wind. California south of the Tebachepi: Fair Sunday; light southwest wind. Arizona: Thunder-showers Sunday, except fair In extreme west: Monday fair, except thunder-showers in the mountains. YUMA (Aria) Ser. S.

TixchulTe Dispatch, frosn the U. a BeelamaUoa Service. 1 Gauge height O9I07 rado Blrer, 16.65 feet. rights. He argued that the practice of shaving in shops on Sunday is a civil right while prize fighting Is akin to barbarism and is no better than white slavery.

Following his talk the Carr-, street church passed resolutions against prize fighting and declaring the Vernon arena a publlo nuisance, while Indorsing the operation of barber shops on Sunday. Steamer's Keel Laid. wan mnrlA rt VSlS- terday by Charles R. McCormlck of the laying 01 tne Keei 01 xne tRfln nnn ntnamer CelUo at the onmnnnv'a vnrrls at St Helena Or. This steamer, which will be assigned when completed, to service Detween this port and North Pacific Coast nnrta trill r.BTTV 1.500.000 feet Of lumber and seventy-five passengers, sixty first-class and fifteen second-class.

A feature of Its construction, rtwatori iw ths West Coast Steamshin Company, which make the passenger-carrying contracts for the company, is that which will provide all passengers, both first and second-class, with up- per-aeck, outsiae rooms. PERSONALS. Charles P. Halfhill, a successful young real estate man of Los Angeles, with Mra Halfhill and their young son, Theodore, have Just returned from a delightful trip through tne East of two and a half months' dura tion, winding up at Lake Tahoe, and are again at home at Ro. 4 do jfarK View street They visited Chicago, New York.

Philadelphia, Boston. Washington, St Louis and many other pointa Mr. Halfhill says tne prospects of Los Angeles are better than those of any city he saw during his Journey. Mlsa Alma and Miss Lulu Lewis and their brothers, Serviles and F. J.

Lewis, of Camarillo, arrived at the Lankershim yesterday for the week-end. Their father is J. F. Lewis, a wealthy sugar beat and bean grower. Mr.

and Mrs. E. Roe of Edmonton, Alberta, are at the Angelus for a stay of Beveral days. Roe formerly was In Canadian government service. They are traveling for pleasure in California.

Thomas H. Mastln, a prominent real estate dealer of Kansas City, arrived at the Alexandria yesterday. His father was a pioneer in Western Missouri, George W. Jeffries, a manufacturer of tinware in Terra Haute, is registered at the Hayward as is also Charles Boydston, a banker and orange grower of Portervllle. Attorney Rodger H.

Wplcott, accompanied by Mrs. Wolcott and his mother, Mrs. S. A. Wolcott of Denver, are guests at the Van Nuys.

He Is a nephew of the late Senator Wolcott of Colorado. State Senator Leroy Wright of San Diego also was at the Van Nuys yesterday and also Mrs. Thomas P. Egan, Miss Edna Egan and Mrs. Virginia Campbell, tourists from Cincinnati.

H- C. Rice, a stockholder in tha Hershey Chocolate Company of Hershey, and W. H. Sunderland, a cattle dealer of Carmen, are at the Westminster. The arrivals at the Hollenbeck yesterday Included Dr.

J. B. Scott and Mrs. Scott of New Orleans: C. W.

Corbett, purchasing agent for the United States Steel Corporation of Pittsburgh; John Denalr, a retired land dealer of Denalr; Dr. A. R. Schultz of Redlands; and Cal one of the owners of the San Fran-clsco baseball team. GOOD PAY FOR SONG.

Boosters Club Offers Prizes for Verses and Music Typifying Spirit ot the Southland. The 700.000 Boosters Club of Southern California has announced a prize song contest open to all, and will give $500 to the person penning the best poem typifying the spirit and glories of Southern California. For the music, which will be attuned to the verse, the club offers $2000. The contest will close November 1. for the verse, and the prize selection of the Judges will be sent all over the world to the most famous musicians for a score that will be attractive.

The club devised a separate contest for music and poem to give authors who are not composers a chance to compete, but 'composers and authors may collaborate. It is required that the poem have a chorus affording wide possibilities and the words of the poem and chorus must be adaptable to a musical setting. It is required that authors sending in poems must place a distinguishing mark upon them and in another envelope seal, the name and address of the author. Thus the poem will be selected purely -upon Its merits and when the prize poem is chosen the envelopes containing names will be opened for the name of the author. The manuscripts must be sent to headquarters of the Boosters' Club at No.

431 Herman W. Hellman building, Los Angeles. ANAHEIM. ANAHEIM, Sept 6. Charles L.

Newcombe of this city will drive his powerful Pope-Hartford In the heavy-car event at the Corona races. In ths official drawing Friday young New-combo picked No. 12 from the hat Owing to a typographical error in the Los Angeles papers his name was given as Ralph Newcombe. D. E.

Stoner, a wealthy orange grower of Corona, Is backing Newcombe in this race. Floyd Hatfield of Anaheim will act as Newcombe's mechanician. LITTLE JOURNEYS OF A DAY Srat of tntrrea Oat resn-kesl toarieto, rteltara aw rMMmn with la a war, Joarasgr trwaad trip) Lro a Aogrlre. a -1 a a 2 ai .2 a a a ca) i IS ti ft 8 a u. (l cl el si, si 1 1 si e.

i .8 fc. a is! a a 50 .5" go 53 5 3 3s. 5 3 CO Id, a a a a 6.K 5 XX Ths following place of Interest can also reached on a round trip from Los Angeles, occupying lees than a day: Ralboe, 0 miles ronnd trip; Bay City. i Cans Verdugo, Huntington Beach. La Ramada.

It; Naples. 4S; Newport Beach. Pomona. 76: Hedlanda, 134; Riverside. Sn Bernardino.

U': Santa Ana. Kama Barbara. 800; Pasadena, J2: Orange grov trip. ISO; Kite-Shaped trip, H4: Balloon Rout trip, 100; Triangle tip. INFORMATION Rates of fara, departur ef train and other Information may ba obtained from Tha Tlmaa Information Bureau or from railroad ticket office.

AdMfttng. Business and Business 5 BRIEFS. Miss Kathrya Montreville Cocke wishes to announce the removal of her studio to No. 2316 South Figueroa ctreet. Telephones: 21574, Went 3747, formerly at Kramer's, 930 South lirand avenue.

School opens Monday morning, September 8, at 8 o'clock. Appointment made toy 'phone. J. Korn, the ladies' tailor, will give, f.nr the opening of the season, 20 per off on all suits ordered this veek. Come and convince yourself, t'civlnga you will make on the m-idlum priced suits same as those on the high priced.

612 Houth Broadway, floor. Wanted, saleswoman for our goods department Applicants ti'imt be thoroughly experienced in this special line and capable of taking charge of the department. Apply Superintendent's Office, Viile de Tarls, between 9 and 10:30. Wanted worrying parents to know the work of the V.M.C.A. schools.

This Individual attention to the stu-t)nt wins when means fall. 1 he services of a vocational advisor an be had at small cost. Any poor girl, needing a home, lends, or advice, call on or address ta.1. M. Louise Coggeshall, matron -alvatlon Army Rescue and Maternity Home, 2670 North Griffin avenue, Lob Cal.

Mr. Benioff, the Indies' tailor, la at present In New York buying the very lutest novelties in velvets, silks, and voiens for the fall and winter season. He expects to return about September 10. Mrs. Grlgg, director of Cumnock richool of Expression, and Miss Wea.v-e.r, principal of Cumnock Academy, may be seen at the school from 10 to 4 daUvt 1500 S.

FUrueroa St. Ladles, have your coata and skirts altered, remodeled, modernized, re- Jneo, cleaned, pressed. Also new sliifai to order. Numan, Ladles' Tai ior. 244 South Broadway.

Zlnnamon's button factory, plaiting and sponging works, have moved to the new Orpheum building, the entire fourth noor. No. 636 S. Broadway. Phones A82B7; Main 2147.

Now Is the time to do your regular vork or remodeling. Also cement and blaster work and patching. W. R. Phelps, Jobbing contractor, 1037 West Pico.

Main 2277; 567266. The Hobart Nursery at No. 2603 'louthJ Vermont avenue has" changed tts name to "The Vermont-avenue Xursery." New stock in all varieties. Phone, Home 72901. Your old willow plumes made Into handsome bands or pom-poms.

Plumes dyed the new colors, and curled like new. Angel's 639 1-2 S. Broadway, Room 3. Mr. C.

Prlddy, buyer of handkerchiefs, art neddlework, stationery and small notions for the Ville de Paris, hs returned from a business trip to New York City. The MERE THOUGHT of a FULL DRESS suit should puggest Wolf Bean "The Full Dn-ss Men." 612 Mason Bldg. F2316. Rental Urpt. In connection.

FURS 25 per cent, less, select them now, a deposit will hold, them. Millinery and dress trimmings, remodeling. Alaska Fur 224 Mercantile place. Ostrich feathers cleaned, curled and dyed to sample. Accorieon and knife plaiting.

Braiding and embroidering. Buttons made. W'atson 247 S. 1 Fer-Mil-Lac, the great Bulgarian health drink. Ask your doctor.

Try ft yourself. Phone your order to L. A. Creamery Co. Both phones.

If you are In need of a first-class carpenter, reliable architect or building work of any desertion, telephone Lftgman, Main 1965. Mr. A. C. Berner.

buyer of wash gooAu for the Ville de Paris, left last week for an extended business trip to New York City. Pr. Bparrevohn. dentist, gives the vaccine treatment for loose teeth (pyorrhea.) Bank building. First and Spring.

Finest artistic latest mats, novelty sulta, evening gowns. Room .11, C1B Vs South Broadway. i''24 2T. E. Orson, jeweler, Is now located In the Title Guarantee building, corner Fifth and Broadway.

Room 415. V. T. Woods will form a class for beginners In dancing Monday evening. September 8.

748 S. Figueroa St. "CUe Times Branch Office, No 619 Eouth Spring street. Advertisements and subscriptions taken. Dr.

W. E. Frltehard, rectal and female 727-28 Grosse Bldg. City Steam Carpet Cleaning Works. Mnln 487; F6229.

John Bloesser. Mrs. Masson, the noted palmist of London, 322 S. Spring. Dr.

H. Gordon Bayless returned. Doctor Earing, returned. We heartily recommend Frier a I Jiouses FOR ALL YEAR--AROUND USE VITAL RECORD. MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Tha following aiarrlMa Ui nj. Num aad aes ALLAN -B RODKRSOJf. Thom S. Allan, 21; Katla K. Brrximna.

It. BATJID SI1HT1RD. Earl Baird. 32: Maria tUtepp'rd. 'ti.

BEAN iIJMM. JUrmond p. Beu. IB; HarrlaU olrtnua. CALHoiTi -cwrmu Onta V.

Calboan. 38: EUa 87. CAR fK jUUtB. 1. N.

Carpantar, 24; Crara tarper. 'SA. COBKON TODP. J. ArUwr Carkon.

21; Airat Todd. noKOVAN. Oacar D. Dacua; 28; Acnea nilNNKXLCK. dtarlat B.

Roonex, 81; Annabel Iee. 21. UrPIATT- WATrRS. Ltalia B. Lipplalt, 24; Jania LOTITO Trio lotito.

at; Gloiella (iiWitelnl. IB. LOt'A SMITH. Olof LK tot, 82: Feral smith, 2S. MtSNKB- XORIUR William MJaDar.

28; Truncal M. N'orrin, in. ORTI SKPl I.VEDA. Antonio Ortli, 84; tola Ke-rxil'etla, WUlun H. Porter.

42; Mary E. Kally, 41. RICK CARW.VCtON; Emma C. Rloa, 22; Ludlle t'arrtnffton. 1H.

RICE --THORNTON, William I. Rica, 88; Alia Thomtnn. a. RIDrI.t-LlLES. Roy H.

Riddle. 24; Lora A. Lilea, a. BHAW W1ITTE.IDB. Hmry 6ha.

21; Anna M. WhiteMdr. 1R. KNVIiFR 1A MNA.VRA. Jamaa L.

Snyder, 44; Anna da lananira, 42. STOt.DKK OAY. Herman E. Btolder, 23; OIlTa 0. tier, 1.

fffMMKRfl BRATTMtCR.Vo. John M. Summera, 43; nriF.ma V. Braunbemo, 2H. TAYLORPALMER.

Richard D. Taylor, C2; Mary J. Palmer, 63. TREMRLEY RKC.AN. John O.

TromWey. 28: Catherine F. Rccan. 24. VTLLA.VNKVA Boawda VllUnerra.

81; Andrea Florea, Sd. WUN ACHBY. Charlea W. Wtlaoo, 2: Emma Aabby, 24. BIRTTIS.

Nunea, an, place and data of Mrtii. ALPTTRT. Mr. and Mm Herman. Boy.

2T38 lilanchard atreet. (September 4. Mr. and Vim Cereala. Boy.

Cood 8amar-ltn Hnapitai. Anut IS. SERGEY. Mr. and Mm.

Chariea L. Daughter, flood Kamarltan HoplHI. Atiriuit 25. BRU'KKT. Mr.

and Mra. Micbaol. Boy. 8710 Allao utreet- Nepteraber 4. CAWTHORNK Mr.

and Mra. Junm T. Daughter and boy (twina) (iood Samaritan Uoipital. September 4. CHAMBERS.

Mr. and Mm. Wlnfleld s. Datifhter. I tra Harton Rnipilal.

Anirut 24. ClIILDW. Mr. and Mm. Luciut A.

Boy. flood Samaritan Hospital. Aiipit 24. CCIjPEPPBR. Mr.

and Mm. (leorica W. Boy. Ban HMro Hrmnital. Heptenilwr 1.

CRIFr'ITH. Mr. and Mm. Van Moarry. Boy.

Ante-In Hospital. rVptenibnr 2. BALL. Mr. and Mm Frank Paiighter.

4803 Moneta arenite. 81. HOtxK. Mr. and Mm Thorn Paiighter.

Good Hamaritan Hoapttai. September 1, Mr. and Mm Edward R. Daufhter. Clara Barton HnnnitaJ.

July HIJL LATKY1RIK. Mr. and Mm John P. Daughter. Good Famantan Ilcapital.

Auguat 27. laSNSH.VKR- Mr, and Mm Oerar. Daughter. An-irelua ifjtapttal. September 8.

Lt'CIK Mr. and Mm Krancia J. Daughter. 4132 KlnouleT dri.e. Angii.t 81.

LYN'iAR. Mr. and Mm Willard. Boy. 82 Blanch, arrt street, (jeptrmher 4.

MERRILL. Mr. and Mra, Thomaa TI. Daughter. Samaritan HoapitaJ.

Angtwt. 28. CHIRK. Mr. and Mm Homer E.

Itoy, Clara Barton Tloapltiil. Aumiat IS. NTER. Mr. and Mra, lb.

Boy. Good Ram art tan Hospital. September 1. REDFIELn. Mr.

and Mm Clatnn H. Boy. Good Samaritan Hoanital, Keptemlwr 1. REIT). Mr.

and Mm Robort B. Daughter. 1229 Commonwealth atreet. Atixuat 80. RICHARnti Mr.

and Mm Bernard J. Daughter. tinod tianrmntan nnapttal, Augtiat. '4. RINAl.nl.

Mr. and Mm Arthur. Daughter. 2S30 Knterpriae atreot Augtiat W. ROtlKHIH Mr.

and Mm Frederick. Daughter. 1927 fan Fernando mad. September S. ROK.K.

Mr, and Mm Frank R. Boy. Good Samar itan iipenttal. Auruat RDKP1NO. Mr.

and Mm Daughter. 208 Xeroy treor. Krrtmter FCOTT. Mr. and Mm Aaron M.

Daughter. Angela Moan tal. wttember SMITH. Mr. and Mm.

Jama. W. Daughter. 0022 Mtramnnte tiouievarn. Auantat 81.

THOMPSON. Mr. and Mm Robert B. Boy. Good Famaritan Hospital.

Kepteniher TREFiVEJI.FR Mr. and Mm Bernard. Boy. 1084 Kaxt. Fourth atreet.

September 4. WESTHFRti. Mr. and Mm Edward. Daughter.

627 Kaat Avenue 89. September 2 WKYI.B. Mr. and Mm Erneet T. Boy.

Good Bamar-. ita.n. Hospital. Auguat 28. DIVOnCE SUITS FILED.

PROWS. John against Adallne. Mt'nWTTCH. Mary againat Mas. TLR.NER.

Ruth against Charles B. OFFICIATi DEATH LIST. Name and place of death Ailem. Loa Angeles. KUKRI.

Joarph. Los AngtHea F.MHI'RY, Knutli H. Los OAl.LKI'.O. Inabel. Lus HERBERTS, Roy K.

Los HIN'DSON. John 8. Los Angeles MANDY. Bdu Loa AngMea MIRANDA. John.

Loa Angelns. BM1THKRS, Lyda M. I Angolca. FTKIN, Sim XV. Los AugnlN TRI'DKAN.

Ida. Ixw Angeles Tablo. Los Angelea Age. KH Vi 0 KB 7a ti Hi Data 4 8 8 4 4 4 4 8 4 8 DEATHS. With Funeral Announcetnenta, BEAU At No.

1880 East Twenty-first street. September 5, litis, J. a Beat, aged 78 years, beloved huaband of Mm A. K. Beal and father of Mrs.

Ijicy de Hhlelds. Funeral Monday, Heptomher 8, 1913, at 10:80 troin Mie funeral parlors of W. A Browtt, Na 1047 South Figueroa street. BINtlHAM. At No.

11S8 lusrahsm street, 8eltmbsr IS, 1IU3, Kara T. liinghiun, aged HO yeara. Funoral aerricea at ttte tmmanuel Presbyterian Church Mnanay at o'clock. Interment, Row-tiale CsaieUry. At the request of the deceased, the friends will kindly oout Sowers.

80ICR. Htft ember 4, Aileen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ('. A.

Koire, aged li years. Funeral at the chattel of Bresne Brothers Monuay at 2.80 p-m. B0HR1MJ. Hoptember 2. Walter J.

Bo wring, aged 4t ytni. Kht.tnent by Drawe Brothers to Salt Lake City. CAR XT Y. Suddenly, la this city. Katherine, belofrd moUier of Harry and lnes Uanrey, a oatita ot Ohio, seed yearn Funeral serrices will take place in the chapel of (iodrau A Marllnoni, No.

827 Mouth Figueroa streot, at 2 pa, Monday. Interment, lngiewood Pars; Cenirtery. At Alhamhra. Heptemher 6. 1913, Jack Hooter, natire of Wasbingtou, sged 24 yeam son ot Herman Hosier, iormeriy resident of Ut Ancelea.

Friends may call at the chapel of Tomer, Storena A Turner, Alhambra, Sunday, from 1 to 2 or Monday from 9 to 10 am. JANSKN. At his home in Detroit, 0. Janaen, father of Mrs. W.

J. Kengol, lurmerly ol Loa Augeiea. KINO. At No. 8SI1 West Kighty-fouHh street.

Bap-temlHW 8, Jennie F. King, sged 'JH years. Funeral from the rhaiiel of Pierra Bros. Co. Monday, September 8, at 10 am.

MURPHY. In this city. Nepterobrr Hertley Vicars Murphy, aged 2R yeara. Remains st the parlors of Pierce Bros. A Co.

Inturwent, Nota SouUs. September 8, 1013. Iudg 8, Neyea of Uiia oity. Remains st the funeral parlors of tha Highland Park Undertaking Comtwiy. Sen loos pn-t Interment, Rowdala Ometery.

RAIN'S At No. 0423 Park Terrace, September Johnnie Bains, aged 2A years. Funerai from the chapel of Pierce Bros. A Cm Monday, September 8, at 3 p.m. BMtTHF.RS.

At her home. No. 1718 West "Thirty-fifth atient, Nnptemher ID IS, Lyda May, wife ot lienrga Stnitbera Funeral serrices will be held fn the rhsnel of Farie, I'armichsel A comer of Tenth and Flower streets, Monday morning, September at 10 o'clock. lutrrmrnt. Forest Lawn Cemetery.

TKNT.R. At bis horns, No. 12Wj lonla street, September IB 1 8. William husband of Mary A Toner, and fsther of (ieorge P. Tener.

Funeral serrices will he held in the rhspet of Faria. Carmiihacl A comer Tenth and Flower streets, Monday, Heptemher 8, at 2 p.m. Interment, Forest Lawn Cemetery. WATTS. In this city, September James MlUla Wstta.

aunt 21 yasra. Rnmaina at the parlors of Pierce Brae, a Co. Funeral nolle later, CARD OF TIIAXKS. Wa wish to eitend our most heartfelt thanlta to our many friends sod acquaintance for the kind. nrae and srmrMthy during our beresrement in the death of our Utile son.

MR. AND MRU H. L. CRON. Independent of the Trust.

For ITS wa will fumlah hesras. two rani urn. hb. balmlng and black rlnth-enrereri casket (Mean A Martinoni, nunerai (urroiors ann unierrasera, Ml South Figueroa street Home phone 534'J7. Broadway 2731.

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Accommodations homelike. DR. 11ARNEH, (Specialist, graduate ot one of the beat colleges in the V. has had years of experience here and In the Kant. EDITH MARIAN KEITH, Manager.

Hours: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. dally; 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. Sundays Special appointments. Come to city offices.

Rooms 814-218701 8. Spring Los Angeles, Cal. F73S4. 3313 Wall Discount seduction, back to the Texas town for trial yesterday. Alcorn was arrested In this city some days ago.

While here Sheriff Johnson made inquiries for the whereabouts of his son, Ford Johnson, arged about 25 years, who left home about three years ago. When last heard from he was in North Yakima country, Washington. Inquiry will be made locally, tts It Is claimed that young Johnson was in Los Angeles recently. A Deadly Tune. Some early musician was playing a doubtful serenade around the corner from the Volunteers of America lodging-house.

No. 122 East First street, yesterday, when Ted Barrett, a laborer, 60 years old arose. Barrett liked the tun so much he stretched out the window to see the musician. While craning his neck for a view, his feet slipped, and he fell through the window to the ground fifteen feet below. His neck was broken.

The body was taken to J. D. Button's undertaking establishment Offices Consolidated. The long-promised consolidation of Gould Line offices here became an actuality yesterday when Charles P. Ensign, who has been general agent for the Denver and Rio Grande and Western Pacific railways, was Invested with the title of general agent, passenger department, of the Missouri Paclflc-Iron Mountain-Denver and Rio Grande-Western Pacific system.

Horace R. Bingham, who has been city passenger agent for the first two roads, has his jurisdiction extended over the other two, making him representative of all four of the Gould lines. The consolidation of all departments of the Gould lines In the present Western Paciflo office on Spring street will probably be effected this week. Around the World. Thirty-five Los Angeles people will leave Tuesday of this week on a tour around the world.

They will visit Honolulu, the Orient, Egypt and Europe, covering the latter by automobile. The trip Is mads under the direction of D. F. Robertson, manager of the steamship department of the California Savings Bank. In the party are: Mrs.

D. F. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. B.

C. Lockwood, Miss E. Roberts, Miss M. E. Null, Frank E.

Shandrew, Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Hlrsh, Mrs.

E. B. Tufts, Miss Marjorie Tufts, Miss Margaret Grant, Mrs. E. IL Kerr, Carlton Kerr, Miss Nina Beebe, Mr.

and Mrs. N. Richards, John Combe, Miss Irene Combe, Mr. and Mrs. William Hill, Mr.

and Mrs. E. L. Thayer, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Stith. Mr. and Mrs. H. R.

La Grange, Mrs. Katherine Kent Althouse, Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Brown, Miss Marlon Brown, Volney Brown.

Dr. and Mrs. B. A. Bailey, Mr.

and Mrs. John T. Bennl-son. Relief Corps Meeting. The Admiral Evans Woman's Relief Corps exemplified Its ritualistio work at Forresters' Hall, September 6.

Department Inspector Jennie Dra-voe was In charge. Department President Kate Reed FlolrL and her staff were present, as were many visitors from the other corps. Hair Cut or Prize Fight? J. P. Blunt, secretary of the Pacific Religious Liberty Association, as chief speaker at the Seventh Day A3-ventlst Church on Carr street yester-day called attention to the anomaly presented by' a demand for an ordinance closing barber shops on Sunday, and the lack of Interest In the enactment of tv.law suppressing prize TV We lead In varieties.

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8. GOVERNMENT says: "Denver, Los Angeles have highest death rate from tuberculosis." (That's because they come here.) must Immune ourselves rom the careless spltter. Ask your grocer, dealer, rlrucirlst for Lacko to maka 93.00 worth Prophylactic dust less dusters Main 3928. Attractive Inex-nenalve. Immediate Jellvery.

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Cemeteries. THE IDEAL WAY COMMUNITY MAUSOLEUM Inglewood Park Cemetery. Above (round entombment at no greater coat than earth burial. Perfect sanitation and desiccation. CALIFORNIA MAUSOLEUM COMPANY 120-11 L.

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