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Iob Clngcles Daily CEtmc 15 MONDAY. FEIIR DAISY" 5, 190G. Savings XanRs Cieartntjbouse SanKe AT THE CITY'S GATES. JOSEPH BALL COMPANY, Members Los Angalea Stock Exchange Allow Interest on deposits subject to cheque. Collect and remit dividends and Interest.

Buy and sell for their own account or on commission, high grade Investment securities for cash only. On request will suggest conservative Investments netting from Va per cent, to above 5 per cent. Loan money on approval collateral. 315 8outh Broadway. Laughlln Building.

Ground Floor. 4 paid on Term and 3 on Open Saturday Evenlnga. So. California Savings Bank S. E.

cor. Fourth and Spring, Braly Building. German- American Savings Bank si3 S. Spring St, Cor. Main 1st Sta.

(Branch.) Secaritj Savings Bank N. E. cor. Fourth and Spring, Herman W. Hellman Bldg.

oTF-icrKS Unltad Statta National Bank laUJA W. Hfc.l.l.UlN tTaa, Capital paid up.S7O0.O94 for. Main and CornmTctftl Sta. tV, SMTTH CaMr. Surplua Farmers Merchants Natl Bank LVf7uiLlMAM, ra.

Capital. Surplus Car, ronrth and Main at a. rnAB WHTLTEW. Cafhlar. 1.

93. Flret National Bank' M. ELLIOTT. Pre Capital Si, 280,033 W. T.

HAMMOND, Canhler Surplua 851,00 B. Cor. aVrotnl and Bprtnf, jjnrtjrlfled Proflti 8,600.001 Merchants National Bank KJLKMAN W. MXiJLMAN. Praa.

Surplus It. K. Cor. UtmnH and Mala. W.

R. HOLtroAT.f aahlw. and profit 800,000 American National Bank w7." "uOTl6U7prai Capltai.ltwo.swl Surplus S. W. Cor.

Second and Broadway. T. W. PHUtFl, Caahlar. and profits H.M National Bank of California JOHN H.

UAaUJUG, JTraa. Surplus K. 19. Cor. Baeond and Spring.

J. B. Caahtaf. anrt nroflta State Bank and Trust Company M. t.

Prae. Capital S600.00Q B. H. HOWELL, Vloa Pres. Surplus W.

Cor Saeond and Sprint. 1. W. A. OKK.

Caahlar. and profits SB-OPS "it It liana' National Bank K. j. 'WATaaCPraai Capital SO0SoS Surplus H. C.

Cor. Third and Spring. A. 3. WATERS.

Caahle-. snd profits 190.000 Broadway Bank snd Truat Comp'y GU-LKJ-BN. Capital 1260,000 Prea. Surplua and t0-il0 S. Broadway.

Bradbury B(1 W. KTtnTT, CaWr. undvtrtid Cantral Bank WUJJAU MiiUajTiVii Capitai siuo.wT Surplus ft. I. Cor.

Foarfti and Broadway. W. C. PTTROnt. Caahlee.

and prefltslOO.OT3 the club poem will be written by Rev. Bllsa Tupper Wilkes. Mrs. C. E.

Filch, Mrs. M. S. Robertson and Miss C. A.

Somerbe will be the hospitality committee. A. literary and musical entertainment was given for the benefit of the Ep-worth League of the Methodist Church Friday evening at the home of W. R. Bacon, No, 107 Avenue BELMONT HEIGHTS, The Belmont Heights Improvement Association mdt at the Union-avenue MethodiHt Church Wednesday nigh and plans wore made for the placing of extra street lights throughout the hill section.

The report showed that many parts of the district are without street lights. An attempt will be made to have arc lights provided at once. Lawrence Holmes, in an Interesting address, showed how the hill property can be Improved at slight expense. His Ideas included the planting of shade trees, the laying of walks and the setting out of flower -beds. There were short talks by others.

highlandTark. Occidental College celebrated the falsing of the handsome endowment fund with appropriate exercises on Wednesday morning at chapel hour. The will assure a new life to the Presbyterian College and already there Is said to have come Into the Institution added spirit. John Willis Baer, the president-elect, will not take office until May. Until that time Rev.

Young will be the acting first officer. Men of the track team are working hard for the try-out this afternoon, when classes from the college will -compete. The contest, it is thought, lies between the seniors of the college and the academy classes. Water mains have been laid en Avenues E4 and 55 east of Pasadena avenue. Mrs.

John Drake, a pioneer of Los Angeles, aged 60, died at her home on Avenue 60 on Sunday night. Mrs. M. Blake is completing a fine vesidence on Avenue 6 near the Arroyo Seco. Robert W.

Perm of No. 5025 Monte Vista Btreet, has been commissioned by the Union Oil Company to go to Panama, where he will have charge of a pipe line to be SOUTH LOS ANGELES. BEGINNING with a newsboys' nickel, a fund has been secured for the erection of a church building on the corner of Blxth and Mateo Btreet. The church congregation baa grown from a Sunday-school organized by Miss Belle White, who was forced to seek larger and btcr quarter for her clauses. Blx months ago the school had a membership of forty-five and was growing; there Is now a church organization with 125 members, and a Sunday-school of 200 members.

The work is a success. Sixty girls are taking a regular course In physical culture, and the uniformed class at work is a pretty sight. Nearly fifty boys have been taken from the streets and are doing good work In the school. From the nickel contributed by the "newsie," with faith enough to believe a church could be built, $6000 has been secured and the church is almost completed end plans are being made for the dedication In a short time. Rev.

T. O. Atterbury is the pastor. The organization will be known as the People's Church, and will be conducted along -institutional lines. Those In charge have plans for the branching out of the work and other buildings will be erected, one for working girls In the downtown district.

That the sewer system may be laid as soon as possible, residents of this section will attempt to hasten the work by an appeal to the Council. The need of a sewer down Central avenue has already been presented to the city officials and the desire is that the pipes may be laid before any work Is done on the paving of the avenue. Already there are many laterals on Intersecting streets, and the South Los Angeles Improvement Association have taken steps to ascertain what will be" done with these when the main sewer is UNIVERSITY. A large gathering of students and friends of the university attended an Informal reception tendered by the members of the faculty of the various colleges Friday evening. The affair narks the first of a series of monthly The Fidelity Savings and Loan Association Offers an excellent Investment in Its coupon shares.

Ths following points convince the wise investor: Returns six per cent. Ordinary Savings Deposits. Loans on real aetata. J. H.

Braly, Prea. A. H. Braly, W. D.

Woolwine Chas. II. Toll, Cashier. Capital and Surplus, 1 800,000.00. Total Resource, 5,00,000.00.

Capital and Surplus, 9650,000.00. Total Assets, $14,500,000.00. Prompt payment Mason Opera House Block Term Deposits Ordinary Deposits J. Graves Prest W. Jarvls Bartow V.

P. P. Stswarl V. P. Charles Earing Cashier" OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGil From 0:30 to 8:30 p.

m. Bank Southwest Corner Second and Broadway Commercial National Bank of Loa Ansli. 421 S. Spring at W. C.

It. CAPITAL, $250,000.00. at. abont $400,000.00 In first SAFETY mortgages on real estate. Management with unsurpassed record.

LUTHER II. GREEN bonds and stocks 429-430 Pacific Electric Building. Main 984; Home 5492 G. II. Wadleigh, Mercantile Trust and Sayings 4 Paid on 3 St on DEPOSITS $708,932.34 L.

BLANRENHORN Home 23SI SH Douglai Block Refaranca: All banks of Los Angalaa Adams-Phillips Company 11-1)3 West Fourth Street, Los Angeles, Cat. 640 SO. BROADWAY Phones Sunset Main 6315 Home 8918 The American Savings C. E. CRARY CO.

580-522 BRADBURY BL'ILDIXQ 1 Capital and $290,000.00. Deposits, $800,000.00. STRONGEST SAVINGS BANK IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. Largest Capital in proportion to Deposits of any Savings Bank, with over $1,000,000.00 Assets. ft per cent paid on Time Certificates Issued per cent paid on xf Term Deposits.

for atated periods. Ordinary Deposits. Open Saturday Evenings. Safe Deposit Boxes for Sent MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. a3l rl VaK" iPi yiSJIlP! You Are Invited HiiiwHwmawiiaWt hid.

MI to see us about opening an account. Four per cent. Interest and absolute safety for your money are assured when you deposit your savings here. We have money to loan upon approved security. HOME SAYINGS BANK 152 North Spring Corner Court THE PROVIDENT MUTUAL BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION Pays 6 per cent, on Term Deposits Assets $,279,772.43 accepts deposits from $2 per month up; makes loans on monthly pay ment plan.

DIRECTORS: L. W. BLINN, L. J. CHRISTOPHER, N.

BONFILIO, DR. WM. BABCOCK, H. W. HELLMAN.

E. A. WILSON, NILES PEASE, J. M. HUNTER, Secretary.

135 SOCTH BROADWAY, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA XTrMSt Cowoantes. Capital I100.M Surplua and undivided SURPLUS, $25,000.00 aaBtBaM Dealer and Broker In Approval and Llttd BONDS AND STOCKS DEALERS IN CALIFORNIA NON-TAXABLE BONDS Buy and sell Eastern and Local Stocks and Bonds for cash only. PHONES 1468 Positively Painless Dentistry "NufTCed" Room 310 Laughlin Bld'g HOME 4610 8IS 8. BROADWAY And Other Parasites Removed. FREE DIAGNOSIS JDHS.

SMITH ARNOLD 202H S. Broadway (5eo. TZnylov tailor anD fbateroasbec ianterwcar Men who experience difficulty In securing underwear of just. the right weight and fabric cannot fail to find their requirements In our stocks. We hava Ilk underwear, natural svoola, balbrlggans, Ramie underwear and absorbent mesh, a pure linen underwear which we especially recom.

mend for healthful comfort Inspection Invited. mo, 525 5. Broaowas TUw Gaylor Ug. Dlrmar Ladles' Tailora, 3rd Floor Sleeping Gars ON THI OVERLAND LIMITED VIA THK r.lilvcukcoCSt.Pcisl Railway SOUTHERN -UNION PACIFIC Containing Drawing-room, two Compartments and ten Sections. Drawing-room and Compartment can be used en suite.

From Los Anceles 5.00 p.m. daily, and from Ban Francisco dally at 11.00a.m., arriving Chicago Union Passenger Station 9.25 a. m. third day. I.

K. GARRISON, Agent S03 Spring 8trat LOS ANGELES Men's Summer MOHAIRS TWO AND THREE-PIECE SUITS. Rain Will Not Spot Them." Will tsilot wel. keep that slispe, nH Bent eartls at shnaa. Tha yam an anniw CooL Dresay and Comfortable).

CoaaisUrtBTsnrttof dnisssiKiaSsiW -Vrf Bopiasc is ell tnmesl coimaaa fat am asst ltus asamris. Fst bpoUst wiits B. PRIESTLEY CO. 71 fc 73 GRAND ST NEW YOHK. UONXMtiJfi.

Prea. FTJJtT. Caatilar. GARNER CDRRAN Dividends IO to 20 per cent. BI4-I5 Bradbury Home phone 4SS4 Colonial Mortgage Trust Co.

Reel Estate and Financial Xnveatmenta. Morlfif and Collateral Loans. Ws bars at all tlmas nle-n-claae properties far sals. Main rj251 USX of Bclentiflo apparatus was recently ecelved from Germany and Is now being Installed in the biological and physical laboratories. This equipment is of the.

finest grade. The registration of new students will remain open during the next two weeks in order to accommodate the graduating pupils of the High Schools. On Tuesday the students will be assigned their first recitations, which will begin promptly Wednesday morn, ing. More than 100 students have registered during the past week in all departments. On account of 111 health, Mrs.

A. N. Whltsun, professor of Spanish, has and Mateo streets. been compelled to give up tier work indefinitely. Miss Katharine Forrester will succeed her.

The scope and work of each department will be greatly broadened. The School of Commerce, under the direc tion of Prof. Deniston, will offer two attractive courses in money and banking, and publlo finance. Dr. J.

H. Hoose, head of the department of philosophy, will conduct an Interesting study In pedagogy; Dr. James Main Dixon, who has so successfully renovated the department of English and philology, will enlarge the work by the addition of new courses in "Hymnology" and "Preparation of Briefs for Orations and Debates," "which will be open to advanced stu dents of English. Outsiders may also avail themselves of tbis opportunity of studying under the direction of Dr. Dixon.

Friday evening the Y.W.C,AV and T. M.C.A. will give a Joint reception to the new students In Wlllard Hall. An interesting programme is promised by Guy Prior, chairman of the Committee on Social Affairs. MWK3 AXT nil NO.

ILL DEVELOP THE PANAMINT. LOS ANGELES CAPITAL INVESTED IN RICH PROPERTIES. Supplies and Machinery Now Being Purchased for Extensive Work in Various Mines In Promising Field. King Midas Claim Makes Best Showing Deep Shaft to be Sunk. Delay In the arrival of Gerald P.

Fitzgerald, principal owner of the Edna and Golf Chief properties In the Panamint, has brought about the determination that their equipment will bo purchased at once. Dr. 8. M. Slo-cum, vice-president and general manager of the company.

Is buying material In Los Angeles. The Edna will go to a depth of 1000 feet and at the Gold Chief a new hoisting plant will be built, new bunk houses, and sub stantial buildings for the superintend ent's house. The camp has uncovered some of the bet ore at a depth of 365 feet The vein that started with an outcropping of eight Inches at the surface Is now twenty-one feet between walls at the 300 foot level with the gold values in creasing satisfactorily. When this camp was opened there was little prospecting in this region of the Panamint because of the scarcity of water. What the Edna people used was hauled fifteen miles and was of bad quality at that The shaft In the Edna now is making- 6000 gallons of water every twenty-four hours.

This at 365 feet. It Is pure in Its analysis. free from alkali. The Immediate region of the Edna Is now more generally prospected, but principally by wealthy companies as prospecting there Is still an expensive proposition. The most unusual find 1b one of rich opals which Is beinar worked at five miles distance.

An outfit of the San Bernandlno Oil Company Is down 400 feet, about eight miles from the Edna, where they claim Indi cations for oil are excellent. With Gerald P. Fitzgerald there Is Interested also Frank Andrews, member of the New Tork Stock Exchange. Dr. locum and a local man are the only others Interested In the company.

His return to the mine will be made In short time, as he has other properties under development near the mouth of Wlngate Pass. The group of claims' there Is led In showing by the Kin Midas. Only local capital wUl handle them, but they will be lnduatrlously worked. Tile peaks this vicinity are phenomenal, that of Signal retching an altitude of 10.0i0 Mt Kins; MIJos Is at 0 height The cmpplr.gs In quart stand isn font picm, and at points free g-sid can ij.piig HE S-JS-Kj nzn CAPITALS 2 Per Interest allowed on dally balances of Cent checking accounts over $300. 3 Per Interest allowed on deposits repayable Cent on ten days' demand.

4 Per Interest allowed on term deposits re-Cent main Ing six months or more 209 SOUTH BROADWAY Dr, S. 6. ScMer It Is low Krade on the surface but the owners have decided to spend a few thousand dollars at once to uncover Its promise of splendid possibilities. RICHES IN MONO. LOS ANGELK.VOS IN Tlfc FIKLD.

The Mono Mining and Milling Company of this city, operating the Sacramento mine, a property developed by Mexicans for years until Ave years ago located fifteen miles north of Bishop, In Mono county, reports having a strike of ore five feet 'wide and showing free gold In every piece plainly visible to the naked eye, according to the state ment from William Moots, the mine foreman. The mine was started up on January 1. There are about 2000 feet of development, mostly the work of former own ers, 1500 tons ere declared by the com' pany to be In sight today with an av erage value of not less than $10. Four to five hundred ounces Is what Is cal culated to be in the ore just uncovered, The property is worked by tunnel the longest being 400 feet in from the face of the mountain. Offlcera of the company state that Indications on the face are that the vein goes down 2000 feet from the apex.

The Mexican owners carried the ore on their backs to an ancient arrastra, with which they extracted paying values. A forty-ton mill has been erected. The company la a Los Angeles cor poration, all of Its stockholders being residents oT this city. F. E.

Woodley Is president and J. Ellsworth Coombs, secretary. "While no other local companies have yet gone Into Mono, the border county lying Juts north of Inyo, and crossed by the Carson Colorado branch of the Southern Paciflo running to Keeler, Is getting a fair share of the effects of the mining revival. In the White Mountains, where the Sacramento mine Is located, San Francisco and Denver capital has taken hold of properties, and work Is active. The Southern Belle, owned by people from the north ern metropolis on tne Day, nas just installed a complete electric plant, and a rich strike has been reported within the last week or so.

Another mine that is said to be showing up well Is the Toledo, and a third is the Tabor, owned by Coloradoans. The Indian Queen, at Summit. Just across the State line. In Esmeralda county, at the northern ex tremity of the mountain range, baa just been taken charge of by a company In which Gov. Pardee Is reported to be a heavy stockholder.

It Is an old property that was worked suc cessfully years ago. TO RESUME AT MOJAVE. In the Karma, at Mojave, two strikes are reported, one at 370 and one at 650 feet. In the second work has penetrated fourteen feet, with no wall in Big-tit, and the first has just been brought to light (Like the other mines at Mojave, except the Queen Esther, the Harms la running with greatly reduced force, doing only development. It is expected that more extensive operations will be resumed here, and on the Exposed Treasure and Echo in the near future.

The av erage value in the lower strike in the Karma Is 110. You don't question the fact that your health demands pure water 3ret you are not fret ting it if you are not drinking FU1UTAS, doubly, distilled. 6 ration 40c. -Elthsr phoaa, Exctuusca Hair Growth Promoted by ahampooa of Crrri. ccaa Soap and light dressing! of iuc parcaiana sweetest of emollient skinrtirrs Thhimt.

ment silsTi Itching irritations, da-A strovs hair carsiitrs. I tin purifies, and beautifies, and make tha hair trow ntwn clrsti br'hy scslp. MARGARET GRAHAM riven fir 10 o'lH'Mowt patrons ONLV. Sksich rwximpi mall. Fuil lifs by malt I1- lnoin stsir.p ara eivs of ti.r'h- O-'- hiw.

a.m. to p.m., daily end FtiO'tny. Evened -fr-tt. most v-' 4 M. TAPEWORMS HI Title Gtjabahtee and Trust Co.

moxrs CAPITAL STOCK JO. JJ 841 KUltPLUS 130,00 J. 00 SOTJTHKASX COHJTER BBOIDWAT JUTD fRAJf JCUX STBaSTTI now approaching completion at Sixth Dr. M. H.

Chamberlain has commenced the erection' of a two-story ten-room residence on West Avenue 65 to cost 15000. Huron street has been graded, curbed and sidewalked from Avenue 20 earth to Loreto street. Several houses are in courso of construction on the street. Jeffries street Is the next thor oughfare to be opened and graded. H.

Wing of the firm of Poor Wing, has returned from a hasty trip to where he was called because if the diath of his mother, who was Kgod SI. Miss Marie Shedlock, who recently arrived from England, was the guest of honor at a reception given by Mrs. f. Dexter at their home on Elgin street THE SOUTHWEST. There is a movement In progress to have Vermont avenue paved from Washington street south to Jefferson.

Those who are behind the project urge that the thoroughfare will be one of easiest In the city to pave, as the section of the street along which asphalt desired is comparatively level. There much traffic along Vermont avenue, but at present the street is not 1ft the best of repair. Mrs. Charles Stern and sister. Miss Lily Morris, left for San Francisco Saturday morning to attend the wedding Miss Sophia Stern, a sister of Mr.

Stern, and Adolph Schwartz, which will take place at the home of the Vide, No. 1236 Golden Gate avenue, San Francisco. Miss Jessie MacRae entertained with violet luncheon on Friday at her home, No. 1738 West Twenty-fourth rtreet. The guests of honor were Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Gawthorne, who were recently married, and Miss Etta Couch, who will visit for several months with er hostess. Bunches of violets were tastefully displayed and the centerpiece was a wreath of smllax and vlo-ts. Violet ribbon was festooned from the chandelier and tied In dainty lovers' knots at the corners of the tables. Covers were also laid for Mrs.

1m Wolff, Mrs. C. C. Colyear, Mrs. George Gardner and Miss Florence Wiedaman, Miss Bessie Parish, Miss Catherine Miss Ray Parker and Miss Jessie MacRae.

BOYLE HEIGHTS. Street work Is being done on Brooklyn avenue east of Lorena street. The thoroughfare will be graded and curbed and sidewalks will be laid as far as Rowan avenue. Material is on the ground for- the xtenslon of the car line along East First street Ties In larga quantities iave been placed along the proposed route during the week. The line will extended beyond the city limits to Rowan avenue eastward, and thanco north on Rowan avenue to Brooklyn avenue.

A large district will be served. Members of the Church are endeavoring to raise the church debt of J1200. They expect to secure the money In two weeks and a thanksgiving service is planned. Circulars have been sent to the members announcing the apportionment expected from each, and there has been a hearty response. The Queen Esther Circle of the Methodist Church will give a Valen tine party, a week from Thursday night at the' home of Dr.

E. Allen, on Pennsylvania avenue, near St Louis Btreet 1 OPEN NEW SEMESTER. University of Southern California En tering a Period of Prosperity and Usefulness. The University of Southern Califor will formally open the new sem ester today. Since the beginning of college year the work tf the various departments has b.en largely handicapped by unavoidable delays In building construction acd the absence scientific equipment The additions w.e puiiamn are bji nnisnea, im evrry ruiy reon auuea to mnse "urnttit thoroughly modern is a In (n The People's Church, entertainments to be glvenSat the college, The Aristotelian Literary Society held an election of officers for the ensuing Friday evening in Aristotelian Hall.

Those' elected are: Corliss Thornton president) J. D. IVrsrusofy vice-president; Roy Malcolm, Sensor; Henry Wordall, secretary; Ray Carter, tiiaf lrriwfn fnnnflr ti rt R. Orooker, sergeant-at-arms. Faculty members were entertained with a remlnescence party by Miss Elsie Vandorpool at her home at No.

1077 West Thirty-seventh street Wednesday evening. President Bovard will leave Wednesday for a Visit throughout the East, his objective point being Baltimore, where he goes as the representative of the Fourteenth General Conference District to meet the -annual session of Xinlverslty Senate, a gathering com-. posed of prominent university presl- dents from every section of the country. An interesting muslcale was given by the faculty of the College of Music in the chapel -Thursday afternoon, and was largely attended. A dual track" meet will be held Wednesday afternoon on the university oval, the contestants being the track team of the Polytechnic High School and a team of the university composed only of men who did not win a monogram last season.

EAST LOS ANGELES. Tons of gravel taken from the bed of the Los Angtles River in East Los Angeles have lowered the waterway many feet. The fear is held that during a freshet there will be danger to surrounding property because of the large volume of water gathered in the hole dug for the gravel pit. In several places the banks of the river have been made a sheer ''gravel wall twenty feet deep. It is expected this will cave at places and undermine the property along the Steps will be taken to obviate this danger as far as possible.

Much of the gravel was removed for work on the Santa F6 Railway tracks. Mrs. Bert Levy of St Louis Is visiting her parents. Rev. and Mrs.

J. S. Cline, of No. 218 South Gates street On Tuesday afternoon the East Los Angeles Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet at the home of Mrs. Dr.

Clark, No. 2713 Downey avenue. The subject for discussion will be "The Evolution of the Unions East Side Lodge, No. 325, I.O.O.F., gave a banquet Tuesday night at Masonic Hall. After the regular business was concluded a large class was initiated.

Milton Carlson was toastmaster, and toasts were given by W. A. Bon-ynge. Past Grand Master; W. W.

Phelps, Grand Master, and D. D. Morton, also a Past Grand Master. 9. J.

Burrlght and Louis Burright and family of Fort Collins, are visiting friends tn East Los Angeles. They will make their home here. J. B. Brown of No.

3445 Del Monte street is suffering from severe Injuries received In a collision with a street car on Tuesday night He was riding his wheel and attempted to cross the tracks. He was thrown and severely bruised. GARVANZA. Work has commenced on the grading of the Eagle Rock Valley electric line. Ground was broken on the Jeffries place on Monday and the work will be pushed rapidly.

Stakes are laid as far as Cypress street Poles and the overhead wires are placed for a considerable distance. The line will enter the city at Avenue 28 and will Join the Unlversity-Garvansa lines at the Intersection of Avenue 28 and Dayton avenue. Officials of the Los Angeles Railway Company premise to have the electrlo line to Eagle Rock In operation within sixty days. There is said to be a desire on tha part of the railway company to extend the line to Verdugo Park, provided the right of way can be secured. The park would then be improved and a resort resembling the Chutes established.

The Garvanza Club will ol4 its regular Thursday venlrg. at the Fir Arts biiDJinsr. The sit-akt-r v. V'. and trio Wt i V': -(! CV -nl t.ln.TH jt Is of D.

be nia the of to OFFICERS AND J0HK D. POPS. President B. W. SAKCINT, VUPreaidant Ik BSAXO, Secretary u4 ZitaamisjaV W.

L. CRATXS, H. J. W00LLAC0TT, R. H.

HOWILL, W. T. BOTSrOKD. 30,000.00 1 DIRECTORS b. k.

KtnrTnrcTOi W. J. DO RAH, V. K. H0LLIDAT, 1vestmcnt.

STAATS CO. PASADE7TA 65S. Raymond Avenue 6TOCK liONDS MORTGAGES ssi ilcox BcxLDnra Prion 839 Li Angelaa, Cat. Title Insurance Trust Co. Comer Franklin and New Hlsa Straeta CASH CAPITAL AND SUB17LTJS 1 600,000.00 Issues Polloles of Title Inauranoa.

Issues of Tltla Acu in All Trust Capacities. TEL. EXCHANGE 12. We want 5000 to 10,000 Goldfield Brokerage. PACIFIC COAST MINES BUREAU, Phone, 123.

Box 4895. 421 Chamber of Commerc J3on03 WILLIAM R. Municipal BONDS Corporation LOS ANGELES 851 S. Mala Street At Prices to Return Investors from 4 to 6 per cent. A.

H. Conger RALLYN LEWIS Securities 14 Broad Street 624-6' Bradbury Buildinr New York Home TORRANCE AND DICKINSON Local Boros aistdStooks SMOKERS FirJB LEVIS SINGLE Dlf'DEH b. neville Si.i:i:r $03 Bradbury BIJj. Eom rho-j 111.