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12 SUNDAY MORNING. JULY 12. lOlltrAftT I. NAME RECEIVER 'The Exclusive Specialty House for Feminine Apparel A VITAL RECORD. THE WEATHER.

Offlclal Report. THE CITY AND ENVIRONS. -Colonial Pumps South Broadway Offering "Special on Sale For tomorrow, Monday and Tuesday, or while the selection may last. Nearly 300 High Grade Qa.rmeets Styles and sizes for and misses. Very special at ot Over 100 Silk Dresses For Afternoon, Danse and Street Chines, Plain, Changeant and Pompadour Taffetas, also Berges, Crepe Cloths, Granite Silk, $25.00, $30.00, $35.00, $40.00, now at- Over SO Summer Dresses Including Novelty Cotton materials, Crepes, Voiles, Ratines and fancy leather girdles.

Heretofore $22.50, now at Over 100 Handsome Serges, Poplins, Diagonals, Crepe Cotton Fabrics. Wide range of $25.00, $30.00, $35.00, $40.00, now at Over SO Stylish Coats Suitable for Motor, Street and Sports wear. Tweeds, Mixtures, Diagonals, Moires, Taffetas, in Black, Navy,) Tan, Green, Copen, Novelty Plaids tofore $25.00, $27.50, $30.00, $32.50, women, email women (Pil as service. Crepe de etc. Heretofore, Linens, Rodler Eponges.

Silk and $23.50, $25.00, $27.50, Suits Failles, also 'Novelty colors. Heretofore and Stripes. Here now at A5260 11 II ANCHOR 0f Vfel DENTURC iC 'Washable Chiffons Delightfully cool and comfortable. Fashioned with pretty organdie collars, and tiny silver button trimmed. The very latest in tfh Blousedom, at Genuine "Pussy Willow" Blouses The new favored material worn with the popular white skirts a new model with white linen collars and cuffs, in (tJQ 7g Gold, Flesh and White, at Other Models at $7.00 and $7.50.

Organdie Blouses' at $2.95, $3.95, $5.00 and Up Voile Blouses at $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 and Up "The Exclusive Specialty House for Feminine Apparel" FOR GIBRALTAR. LUMBER COMPANY ASKS LARGE FOR ALLEGED DEBT OF DEFENDANT. LOCAL SAN BERNARDINO, July 11. To satisfy an alleged debt, of $300,000, the Brookings Lumber and Box Com pany of this city today filed suit against the Gibraltar Investment and Homo Builders' Company, and at the same time asked that a receiver be appointed. The defendants agreed to the proposal and S.

F. Kclley was named. On Monday a motion will be filed In the Federal Court at Los Angeles to dismiss a similar action filed there by C. Edgar Elliott of Chicago1. The Gibraltar company claims that of the debt is secured, and that its total assets are $1,310,200.

The excitement of the electric cele bratlon today was too much for Ml f.hael Hayden. aged 66 tomorrow, had he lived, and he fell dead as he was turning homeward from the parade this afternoon. He had been a resident of the city for 40 years, and was one of the pioneer band that came across the plains. One of the sections of the parade showed the early settlers in prairie schooners and other primitive conveyances. iiayden leaves a widow and three sons.

SHOW OF BABIES EXCITES MOTHERS. ALHAMBRA'S ELEVENTH BIRT1I- DAY CAUSE FOR DAY OF ENTERTAINMENT. LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE. ALHAMBRA. July 11.

The most interesting and exciting event of Al-hambra's eleventh birthday celebra tion today was the baby show, which was won by Eloise Hovey, Miriam Cuthbert and Lee William Risler, who were three of the thirty-seven babies exhibited. In the water battle fought by fire men, Maurice Grensted won for his company. The punishment meted out to the others was severe. In the evening the young folk enjoyed to the fullest the confetti battle, carnival and dance. EASTERN STAR PICNIC.

LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE. REDONDO BEACH. Julv 11. About 200 ladles of Pasadena Chapter, No. 108, Order of Eastern Star, assembled at the beach today for an outing, coming in a special car via the Santa Fe Railway.

They were met by a delegation from Carnation Chapter of Redondo Beach, and the day was spent in various amuse ments, lunching in the picnic grove, bathing in the plunge and visiting the other attractions. The officers of the lodge who served as a committee, are Mrs. Don Chapman, Worthy Matron; Mrs. O. Demerrt, Assistant Worthy Matron; Mrs.

John Simpson, Conductress; Miss Maud Glenn, Associate Conductress. BUSINESS BREVITIES. tAdTerthrlnf.j For a short time I will make you a pair of rimless, gold-filled. Shur- on style glasses with best lenses for 92, with examination. I make a specialty of eyesight; if It Is defective, it causes many ailments, such as black spots floating before the eye, brain lag, watery eyes, blurred vision, nervous debility, headaches.

I can relieve all this with my special ground lenses. I make Invisible Bifocals, two pairs of glasses in one: no lines, no cement; they are called Kryptok lenses. I make them as low as Dr. A. M.

Garfield, optometrist. Suite 417 and 419 Grant building, 355 South Broadway. There Is still time for those who wish io do so, to enroll In the Summer Session of the Cumnock School of Expression, which continues until August 14. A wide variety of interesting courses is offered, including reading aloud, interpretation of poetry, dramatic art voice culture, story tell ing, and dramatics for children. Call or write for catalogue.

Cumnock School of Expression, 1600 S. Fig ueroa street. Orange County Table Water for particular people only. Quality, not quantity of trade. Quality, not quantity of water.

Shipped forty miles, car reaches Los Angeles at midnight, you get water same day, fresh and pure, a gals. 40c. 52082. Main 9239. Bring or send us your old de linquent accounts, notes, or judgments.

No charge without success. Legal advice free. Becker Law and Collection Agency. 2nd floor Ferguson 3rd and urn. Estab.

1896. Zlnnamon's Button Factory, plait ing and sponging works. Picot edging and hemstitching. Accordeon and fine knife plaiting. New location, 636 South Broadway, fourth floor, new Orpheum building.

For quick action drop answers to Times "liners" In Times' liner boxes In downtown office buildings. The locations of the boxes are printed tn the first column of The Times "liner" section. Any poor girl heeding a home, friends or advice, can call on MaJ. M. Louise Coggeshall, matron Salvation Army Rescue and Maternity Home, 2670 N.

Griffin avenue, Los Angeles. Wanted Some nice ladles willing to learn how to make real Spanish dishes, tamales, 50 cents per practical lesson. 623 West Seventeenth street, 21330. Ostrich feathers cleaned, curled lng and hemstitching. Accordion and knife plaiting.

Hemstitching. Buttons made. 247 South Broadway. Miss A. I.

Bossemeyer has moved to a more desirable location at 703 Westlake avenue and W. 7th. Millin ery, gowns, fancy tailoring and cor sets. Ladies. Have your coats and skirts altered, fitted, rellned, cleaned, pressed.

Guaranteed work. Numan, Ladies Tailor, 218 South Broadway. Beads, moccasins, art skins, leather portieres, pillow covers, ostrich feathers renovated. Suntan Leather 818 opp. Hamburgers.

Now is the time for screens and to remodel your house. W. R. Phelps, contractor and jobber. 1037 W.

Pico. Main 2277; 657266. Beauty Wrinkles and all facial blemishes removed makes you look years younger Magic Mask, $5. 760C0. St.

Edgar Hotel, the beautiful, European and American plan. Rates $1 to $3 per day. Redondo Beach. Cal. The Times Branch Office.

No. (II South Spring street Advertisement and subscriptions taken. Furs, summer prices. Now for reN-mdHellng. Alaska Fur 224 Mercantile place.

F1670. Lip-reading will encourage you If you are growing deaf, 401 Mason Bldg. ICIty Steam Carpet Cleaning Works. Main 427; F6229. John Bloeser.

Mrs. Masson, the noted palmist of London, 322 S. Spring. Dr. Pritchard returned.

727 Gross. MARRIAGE IilCENSES. ii.uuwm mamasw licenses were taiusa jsswr- day. him. and am men i BAOW-CONKLW.

Loui. E. Banaow, Mar. lim A. Conk n.

Ik Robert H. Bartosch, 84: Golds BORROW-BOBROW. Nichols T. Borrow. 801 Hauls Borrow, 23, Frank A.

Branson. 83j UdnA L. gtauftai. lit Et'iili8, 9W S8i Kathertot I. FERmHON WF-RTCOTT.

John' Fsrguson, 8t Mas O. Westcott, B8. T. HAYES -SODKRUf. Ouy A.

Bayes, 80) Addis K. BOFTMAN-Wur. Aa W. Boffman. 2S; Orae Ktiuv.

ML HUDSON LVKORD. Bcarnheart Hudson, S8 LANOKRMAH KRKD.WK'K. Jobs T. Xankeraun. 31; Uell Fredawkk, 31.

MAOIKTRIM GRES. Ouisepp MagiitrlnL 89l Maria J. Grea, 29. McCLINTOf'K -FAHIAH. Bobsrt O.

UoCUntock, 84t PETKRS WARD, charle B. Peters, 89; Badis Vi4, 48. HBKRT- K.NlANi Earl H. Sibert. 26; OeorglS XL Jenkins, 20.

WEAVER-elt. j0hrt I Wearer, 25j Ase -w p- lC a i BIRTItS. mum ym v. muu U.UI 1M Hiuia ABB. Mr.

snd Toraklchi. 810t litov JUjr BAILET. Mr. and Mrs. Dean.

Dsugbter. 8124 Fol-som slnet. July 7. BALlitD. Mr.

nf Mi. R. T. Boy. Comity tlosiiital.

July 10. BOWT.KS. Mr. tnd Mr. John W.

Boy. J3 West lfty-elulith stroeL. Julv a. BROWN. Mr.

snd Mrs. Robert J. Boy. 18 BiUlR sirttl. juiy B.

n(' J'" Jr, Daufhier. Kilo Cnltm a Dv.rov. wuij vau RUEVb. llljr CUCROI. Mr.

and Mrs. Cadmus M. Boy. Call- omls Hoapital. June 80.

COTA. Mr. and Mm. Santos B. Boy.

400 Souln DEAIu.Mlr Mrs. Gilbert B. Daughter; County lUHltlii Mr sud Mrs. Francis Boy. 604 Bar.

treet July y. IIERBCTTH Mr. snd Mrs. Curtis A. Daughter.

HERVANDKZ, Mr. snd Mra. Marsaritn. Dauahter. street.

July 9. ,0 i7Mri and Un Robert M. Boy. CaUfoml KU8LI10 Mr. and Mrs! 8.

Daughter. 836 Templa street. July B. nti.Mr""i Mrs. 16 Soula "treet.

July 8. OWEV Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Boy. 8S8 tut "trwt- jn is.

ROTH. Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand N. Daughter.

810 street June 18. SGRMDAN. Mr. and Mra James V. Boy, Call- SIMOlRTy.

Mr. and Mrs. Hermann. Rnv. SIMON.

Mr. and Mrs. John T. Boy, 688 Call-lorn Mrs. Wllllsra Boy.

14T rortyixth street. June 2d. SULLIVAN. Mr. and Mm.

Julian Boy. 801 South TAYMR. Mr. and Mrs. Joincs M.

Boy. County Hunllal. July TbX'BdTA. Mr. sud Mrs.

Hrosaku. Bo. 84H Sec. old street. Julv WA1TK.

Mr and Mrs. John. Boy. Fadne Hi. TAMA I.

Mr. and Mrs. Ksnlrlo. Daushter. MKS bunaet boulevard.

May 11. DIVORCE SUITS FILED. JH.HOM& JsllMbeUi SKSinat Almon A. OFFICIAL DEATH LIST. N.m tlM t.t Ace.

Date. 0 A A in TOMAN. Mary A. Los 7H 89 an so 3T 1 JA( hsilN. Liipv.

Lna AniM-lM Biinert una LA HALLE, J.ibu K. Loa Fred. Angeles nnnv BtlbAlis, Aawlia. Ins DEATHS. With Funeral Annonacenenta ADAMS.

At Serra Madre, July II, 11)14. Ilia, be-ld mother of Grace Adtuns, a natue of Cali- fomia, aued 4 years. Funeral at the chapel of Robert Sharp St Bob Co. Monday at 2 p.m. aDAMS At Manhattan Beach, July 10, 1814, Lwmora.

wife of H. B. Allen. Funeral at the cliail of Hreue Brothers, 8.13 Flgueroa, Monday at 8 p.m. BARRAOAN.

Loa Angeles, July II, 1814, Ferjll Bsrramn, aed 83 yearn. Remains at Dreaee Brothers. Notlc later. BAOIA V. At Ramon Acrmi, July 11, 11)14, Andrew Banman.

seed 03 yiara. Kuneral at the charwl of Brewe Brothers, 855" Figueroa street, Monday at BLAH A. July 10, 1(114. Mr. Belliora Blaha.

Funeral serrli ea will le held in the chll nt Bmittie A k'itch, Twelfth and Hop street, Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock. CLAYTON. In this city, July 11. Annie Clayto, sgei 22 year. Funeral fiom the chapel of Pierc Bros.

A Mimday, July 13, at 2 p.m. CRAMITON. Kcnerv H. Crnmpton, sard 82 Jeers. Fliimral MfHiHay at 1 o'clock from Stitch's funeral chaiiel, No.

K42 Fisuema street. Inter, ment, Whittler. Friends inrited. Cl'NNTNfiFIAM, At Nr. 4Rfl Camem street, July 11.

Hnrrey L. TiinnlnKham, aasd B5 years. Remains at tlie parlors of Fierce Broa, a Co. DUSIOKD. i July 6, 1814, Kidney Diamond, aged 8 yenrs.

Kuneral prvlfw lit. the ehaiiel of Brence Brothers, 80S Figueioa, Monday erenirig at 8 At Ocean Park, July 11, 1014, Ida Fran, att'd III years. Funeral from chapel of Robert Sharp A fin Co. Monday at 9 a.m., thence to Hi. Aene Church, where requiem mas will be celebrated at 8:39 o'clock.

FISCHER. July 11, at No, fMlWI De Lengpr a- I aue, ijeorge riscner, sgeu. years. Funeral notice later. HOWELL.

At Oond Mmarltan Hoapltal. July 11, 1M4, Mrs. Violet Howell, formtrly rf Imperial, bolofed wife nf Walker W. Howell. Remains at parlor ot W.

A. Brown, Kotica of funeral later. ViOAttA MelTtll E. Ingaila died at Hot 8prlngs, riineral at Cincinnati, Monday, July 13. 1B14, IRISH.

At No! 18 North Daly ttreet, July 11, 1014. Mr. H. A Irish, aged BS years, beliicd 4 husband of Mrs. Louise L.

Irinh snd father of Mra. ljiclla Dixon, Mrs. Virginia Wilson, Mia Florence and Leiland Irltih, all of thla city. Funeral will be pritate from residence. W.

A Brown, funeral director. SUTTER. July 10, Mary betored mother ot lara May anil Ella M. Butter and Mr. T.

C. De lile, aged 73 years. riineral Monday, July 13, at a.m., from tli residence. No. 1474 W'est Wellington street.

Requiem mass at tit. Agnes Church at 8:30 a.m. Interment, priate, Calary Cemetery. t'ua- nuigham Jk O'Connor, directors. TETBEAtTT.

Tn this city, July 11, Nettle Tete result, aged S3 years. Remain at the parlors of Fierce Bros. Co, VALENTINE. July 11, 1(114. Oenrge Valentin, beloved husband of Sarah Valentine.

Funeral eerrirea will I held in the chapel of rtnnthe Fitch, Twelfth and Hop street, Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. WILLIAMS. At No, 2BI12 Loosmore street, July ,11, 1U14, Mr. Lewis Williams, sged 74 years. Funernl Monday, July 18, at 10 from the funeral parlor of W.

A. Brown, No. 104T Bimth Figueroa. (Parsons, paper pleas copy.) ZEBNER. Ralph A.

Ichner, sged 20 years. Remains at Butch' funeral parlors. rmv ral notka later. Independent of the Trust. For $75 we will furnish hearse, two carriages, embalming snd black cloth-entered casket, fiodean A Martiuoni, funeral directors and undertakers, Wil South Figueroa street, Home Phone 63427, Broadway 2731.

Announcement. Messrs. sterling S. Booths snd oeonre A. Fitch, i funeral directors, Twelfth and Hon streets, snnounwi i the change of the cnrinrate name of tha blaiuag Booths Company to Booths A Fitch.

Floral Deelgns. Decorations. Howard A Smith. Ninth and Ollm Phonast Main 1745 Home F4581 Largest flower stor on Paciflo Coast, ATTRACTIVE opening for InTeators. Esay terms, gee "buaioea Opportunities" in liners, page 11.

efj nmi I 11 11 III I II II 11 j. BEACH COCKS LOUD CROWE11S. i LOCAL COBEBPONDENCE. LONG July 11. Stewart McLennan, who Uvea at No.

825 Junipero street, appealed to the City Council last night to abate the nuisance of three roosters kept by a neighbor. He said that his wife is ill, and that she might die If the chanticleers did not stnn their early concerts. One crows 1 In bass, the other in tenor, and the third In a miserable baritone, according to McLennon. The Council deputized Dr. W.

B. Hill to find out just how 111 Mrs. McLennan Is. LOCAL OmCB, V. 8.

WKATHER BUBEAD. Lo Angeles, July 11. Beported by Ford A. CarpenUr, Local Forecaster. At o'clock am.

the barometer neutered 20.90; at 8 p.m., 29.90. Thermometer for to corresponding hour showed 61 deg. and (SO drg. Aelatlta humidity, 6 81 per cenLl 0 p.m., 08 per cent. Wind, 5 a.m., east, velocity 8 miles; 0 p.m., south, velocity 8 miles.

Highest temperature. 74 lowest, SO Barometer (educed to sea lerel, 1 WKATHKB rOVnTTmJt TVi imin conditions OTer the United States this morning are nwked by neany unuorm prnuurs; me extrasie range in me barameter la ooa-thint nf an Tha Laminater ia loweat over tlie Dakotaa and Arizona. The pre. cumauon was nenrr in Aorta Dakota, i-at incut hating fallen at Wtlllston. and alio heavy along the Oulf of Mniro, New Orleans reporting 5.80 iuohea In tlie pant twenty-four hours and Tampa, l.ON Inches.

Fog extends this morning not only orer the cnaat of California, but eaiterlv tn tha San Br nantioo Mountains. The weaUier In Lna Angeles and lciniiy wul continue fair, with Intetvala of fog early Kimday mornini. aouomnanied br moderate temperatures. liOCAJj FORECAST. For toe Angeles and vicinity: Fair Sunday, with fog early ftunday morning.

Wenterly wimla. For California, south of the Xeuacheiil; Sunday fair. ARIZONA FORECAST. WASHINGTON, July 11. FoTeoaat for ArWnnt! Centrally fair Sunday and Monday; not much change in temperature.

YtJMA (Arte.) July 11. tEicIunlte Dispatch from the V. 8. Reclamation Serried. Gauge height Colorado River, 1K.80 feet.

LITTLE JOURNEYS OF A DAY Point of Interest that may be reached by tourist, visitors or resident within a day' Journey (round trip) from Los Angeles. Town or Place-Arrowhead Hot Kpringa Bunch Gardens Dls. 1 By What Rout. 8t or 8. r.

P. EC P. 15. P. B.

-P. B. p. in. ana Auto.

r. s. l. P. K.

P. K. and Auto Stag. P. 15.

E. P-. K. snd Ante. P.

K. and Autn. P. B. and Auto.

P. E. or 8. F. r.

8. P. 8.F. p. s.

a i 8. ana Btr. P. B. P.

K. pi 8. P. and Auto. 132 Cawston Ottrich' Farm Olpruiale Hollywood Lookout lying Beach Mt Lowe Mt.

Wilann Ocean Park Old Mission Owensmonth Owen Hirer Outfall Plara del Rey Redondo Beach Ran Oabrlel Mission San Fernando IS 191 in! 24 44 BOl Si' eo 4H HOI 42 21 Mlulnn 42 Ban Juan Capistrano MiNtmn Ban Pedro ml (L. A. Santa Cat a) in bland Rant Monica goMier' Horn Venlc Van Nuy 46 A B4 28 82, Tha following places of Interest can also be reached on a round trip from Los Augelea, occupying leas than a day: Balboa, 80 miles round trip; Bay City. 4S; Cj Terdngo, 10; Huntington Beach, (IB; La Ramada, IB; Naples, 4: Newport Beach, 75: Pomona, 70; Red-lands, 134; Rirerside, 124: San Bernardino, 120; Santa Ana, 68: Kant Barbara. 200; Pasadena.

22; Orange-giore trip. 130: Kite-Hhaped trip, 134; Balloon Route trip. 100: Triangle trip, 8. INFORMATION Kates of fare, deiiarture of trains and other information may be obtained from The Times Information Bureau on from railroad ticket omcea, CHILDREN VISIT SOLDIERS' HOME. VETERAN'S WEMJOME TOTS AND W.C.T.U.

OTHEltS GIVE EXTEUTAIXMEXT. I LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.) SOLDIERS' HOME. July 11. The number of entertainments that have been crowded Into the latter part of this week, leaves no room tor veterans to complain of ennui or any. similar French affliction.

On Thursday afternoon the W.C.T.U. of Sawtelle at tended by a long line of that city's school children, bearing tlaKS, paraded from Sawtelle to Memorial Hall tn the Home, as a Ruard of honor to Mrs. Hester T. State vice-president of the W.C.T.U. An address by Mrs.

Griffith was followed by a programme of music and recitation by the children. The evening of the same day, a band concert and moving pictures were the attraction at Memorial hall. Friday afternoon, as before referred to, Hon. S. M.

Shortridge occupied the stage. On Friday evening the stage of Memorial Hall was occupied by a company of amateurs, comprising Saw-telle's moRt exclusive young people which, under auspices of the Woman's Club of Sawtelle, gave a most excellent presentation of the eomle opera M. S. Pinafore." Mrs. it.

S. as Josephine; Mrs. Thomas Price as Little Buttercup, Rnd Mrs. Duane Ballard as Cousin Hebe, were especially good, and the work of the large chorus of young folk gave evidence of excellent training. A baseball game on Saturday afternoon wound up attractions for the week.

RECENT DEATHS. Alfred H. Lehman, formerly of Co. First United States Artillery (Spanish-American war,) a native of Pennsylvania, admitted from Los Angeles in 1913, died July, 8, aged 61. Benjamin F.

Kelley, formerly of Co. n. Thlrtpnth Kansas Infantry, a. na tive of Ohio, admitted from Oranee, In 1906. died juiy iu, agea Cornelius Duncan, formerly of Co.

Ninth United States Cavajry Spanish-American war,) a native of Georgia, admitted from San Francisco In 1914, died July 11. aared 37. BOYS CONFESS TO STONING TRAIN. JUVEXILE COURT TAKES CHARGE OF YOUNGSTERS CITY IX BEAUTY CONTEST. LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.

1 SOUTH PASADENA, July 11.. Raymond La Rock, Leslie Luc, Ceclle Mlnler and Tom Mlnier, lads ranging In age from 11 to 14 years, were turned over to the Juvenile Court this morning on a charge of having thrown rocks at a Santa Fe passen ger train. A short time ago as the Overland Limited passed through South Pasa dena a rock was thrown through one of the windows. Owing to the fact that a few days before a tramp had stoned the same train while passing through Lamanda park, it was sup posed he was guilty of the offense In this city. One of the boys confessed.

It is related, and implicated his com- Danlons. South Pasadena Is to enter the "City Beautiful" contest, according to an Informal decision reached by the memoers or me Homo Trade Asso elation. The city has been nlaced In a class that gives It only nine com petitors, and as the county has of fered a prize of $1000 for cities showing the greatest improvement in beauty, the association alleges this city should find no trouble In winning in the class which Includes the beau-tltlcation of municipalities. The plan Is to make the city beautiful for 1915, but permanent effects are to be worked as much as possible. Co-operation of the Women's Improvement Association, the Chamber of Commerce, the Lincoln Park League, the Oneonta Civic Association and other organizations of the city will be asked to join in the contest Cold Facts.

Without homes on easy terms Lbs Angeles will become a city of tenements and slums, instead of the garden city of the world. Encouraga the renter to buy a home. Suggest our method. Southern California Home Builders. 410 W.

Hlxlh street. (Grounl floor.) -Advertisement, EVENTS BRIEFLY TOLD. Fertilizer to Panama. The American Agricultural Chemi cal Company of thla city yesterday made the first shipment of chemical fertilizer to Panama that ever left this harbor. It was consigned to tne BoHton-Panama Company, and will be used experimentally on that com panjrs cocoanut plantation.

Itrtall Grocers' Picnic. The Southern California Retail Grocers' Association will hold Its annual nicnlc at Redondo Reach on August 20, according: to plana Just completed by officials of tne organiza tinn. On that dav all stores, lnclud In manv of the butcher shops, will close In order to give not only the dealers, but their clerks and other assistants, a day's outing. The committee in charge of arrangements Is made up of P. F.

McCarthy, s. Johnson, C. Mottaz and Secretary P. Olscn. WOMAX LOSES JEWELS.

Annthnr Woman Who Spent Afternoon With Her Is Or dcred by Police. Jewelry valued at more than $600 wasreported stolen from the home of Mrs. George McKay. No. 960 West Forty-third place, last night, and de tectlves were detailed to run down a suspect whom they believe guilty if frin prima.

In Vior statement In the officers. Mrs. McKay said that she had worn the Jewels on tne nignt or juiy hut had not seen them since. While dressing to attend an entertainment laRt night, she discovered that some one had broken open a oureau drawer and taken four diamond vlnca a sent it nncklA.cn set. with dia monds and a number of less valuable pieces.

After looking over the premises the officers ordered the arrest of a woman who is known to have left the city several days ago, after having spent part of the afternoon with Mrs. McKay. HAS STOLEN Mexican Arrested for Minor Offense Bears Valuable Time Pieces; De-tectlves Investigate Keeord. While being booked at the Central Police Station on the charge of disturbing the peace, Anselmo Mendez, a notorious Mexican character, was found last night. In possession of two valuable gold watches and was subsequently held without bail to enable detectives to look up his record.

The books of the police department Indicate that one of the watches was stolen from Louis E. Gaffney, No. 924 Blaine street, on February 15, 1913, and subsequently was traced to Emllio Lopez of No. 725 East Seventh street, from whom Mendez Is said to have stolen it. i The prisoner refused to give an account of his actions, except that he had bought a knife yesterday after noon to kill Lopez.

It Is believed that Mendez may know about other robberies that have been perpetrated on residents of the Plaza district UNDELIVERED TIXNGRAMS. There are telegrams at the Western Union for Mrs. F. H. Allen, Mrs.

C. V. Ally. A. D.

Anderson, C. Rancroff, Milton Brill, Mrs. G. N. Clark, Harold Dean.

Dr. William G. Davies, Saul Griesman, Mrs. W. S.

Jeffreys, Mrs. Charles Jones, M. M. Kondo, Charles A. Kilbaum, Jenn E.

Lee, John S. Nishan, James B. Overton, Mrs. Metta Ross, Edith Shifflet, Joe Sturgls, W. L.

Tipton, Rev. William N. Taft, Lee Updegraff, J. E. Vrooman, Mrs.

W. M. Whitman, Joseph Washerman, N. 0 Watson, Mrs. M.

Wolfe: at the Postal for Albert Levy. M. L. Efflnger and Joseph 'Pause k. "SUICIDE" NATURAL DEATH.

In the mistaken belief that she had rwallowed carbolic acid, Mrs. George Dunbar, 52 years old, of No. 3031 Eagle street, was taken to the Receiving Hospital last night and died within a few minutes, without having regained consciousness. An investigation Indicated that Mrs. Dunbar had been suffering for several months from a natural ailment.

When she was found by her daughter in a state of coma, the officers of the Boyle Heights Station were notified. It was decided that no inquest will be necessary. RECEIVER NAMED FOR BIG QUARRY. LOS ANGELES COUNTY CONTRACTS MAY BE FULFILLED BY OTHERS. LOCAL CORRBSPONDENcai' POMONA, July Is stated here that J.

W. Bowden has been appointed receiver of the San Dlmas Quarry Company at the request of some creditors of the company which has been through various vicissitudes. There Is no desire on the part of the stockholders to make the property ready for business and because of the liabilities and the fact that the property was damaged tor the extent of about $20,000 iy lest winter's floods. It Is thought that the lease under which the company was operating will be offered for salo and the contract which the company had with Los Angeles county for the delivery of crushed stone for use on the roads will be assumed by other parties. ANGELENOS WIN TENMS.

Nat Browne and Claude Wayne of This City Are 'Successful la the Tournaments at Cincinnati. IBT DIRECT WIRE EXCLUSIVE DISPATCH 1 CINCINNATI (O.) July 11. Be-fore the largest crowd that ever attended a tournament In this city, Los Angeles tennis players came out vie. torioua today in the first day's playing in the fifth annual open tournament for the clay court chamulonahln of the United States. Nat Browne of js Angeles won his match with ease, defeating Wentworth Baker of this city by the scores of 6-1, 6-0.

His strokes were a trifle off on account or the lay-oft necessitated by the Jong trip, Claude Wayne of Los Angeles and Clarence Griffin of San Francisco, who were scheduled to play their first match, did not play, bgt they mo pan in exniDition doubles with Browne and Ella Fottrell of San Francisco, and acquitted themselves In excellent manner. Ella -Fottrell of San Francisco had little trouble defeating Dr. Wesley Kurste of this city. Several of the out-of-town stars have rot arrived, but are expected Mou- Dentistry That Lasts Regardless of what extravagant prlcea you may pay elsewhere for artificial denture, you'll get nothing to equal these Hoofleae Teeth In durability, beauty and satisfaction. The roof of the mouth la uncovered and the teeth always remain firmly In 'place a intended by The New Anchor Way Patent colt or dull kid, fancy vesting or plain black, new French-Cuban heels $3.50 and $4.00 Same style in bronze, dull kid, patent kid or white calf, $5.00 JAMES P.

BURNS 525 South Broadway Extremely low priced. Coy, Convenient. Substantially built. Buy from the largeet manufacturers of portable houses In Southern California. NatlHfavtlon guar anteed.

hee exhibition house. Railroad, far refunded to out of -town purchasers. New Illustrated folder on request. Bungalows at prices within your rneans and at terms that you can meet. 11700.

Furnished 4-room Califor nia Bungalow. Nice place, $75 down and $15 per month. $2500. 6 large rooms, modern, lot 60x137. $100 down and $20 per month.

Many others. 106 S. AVE. SIXTY-FOUR. Roofs Recovered Weaver roofing can be laid over old rom-oul shingle, tin or prepared roofs.

We can do this Work cheaper in the summer. Send for samples and free estimates. Call F2855 or Bdwy. 784. Weaver Roof Co.

Ws. 339-341 East 2nd St. Arctic White Coaling sold or applied. A snon liquid for all prepared roofing. RAVK MONKY BY BUYING A siouo.on Bungalow for J1600.00.

The satisfaction every customer In every detatl Is the earnest aim of this business. Exhibit No. 1822 So. Grand Ave. Tha Walker Portable Cottage Company, Broadway 268: 25291.

Branch, Bth and Olive El Centro, Cal. Extremely low priced. Attractive. Cosy. Best material.

Bullt- roiaer free. Pacific Port able Const. 1420 So. Hill Lo Angeles. Phones J1508: Main 835.

Branch Tit Main El Centro. Cal. PERSONALS. The guesta at the Alexandria Include the following: 3. L.

Rake, bank-r. of Philadeluhla: 8. T. Severson lumber dealer, and Mrg. Severson, of Madison.

W. W. Kapus, rail road official, and Mrs. Kapua of Portland, and A. Gllllngham.

shoe manufacturer, and Mrs. Gillingnam, of Philadelphia. Charles T. List, real estate dealer of El Paso, Is at the Clark, and also O. T.

StanKle. bond broker of Chicago; and George E. Williams, lumber dealer of Portland. Among the arrivals at the Ange-lus yesterday were George IL Gleed, grain broker of Chicago; A. S.

Alfred, dry goods merchant of New York, and J. L. Hawkins, merchant. and Mrs. Hawkins of Belvedere.

M. M. Munson. merchant, and W. Wood, building contractor, both of Needles, are at the A.

Sellgman, cattle dealer, and Mrs. Sellgman of Gallup, N. are at the same hotel. Messrs. N.

B. and II. W. Blackstone left Saturday for the New York and Boston dry goods markets. They will be absent from the city about seven or eight weeks.

T. I Houston, mine owner, and Mrs. Houston of Bisbee, and Ben E. Cabell, banker of Dallas, are at the Westminster. Miss M.

Kane, designer of millinery at the Blackstone store, started yps terday for the for her regular tour of Inspection. I BUY ONE OF THESE AT. I TRACTIVE, INEXPENSIVE 1 I HOMES 1 I Extremely low priced. Coy, I 1 uuv I'liii uw nuiieiauiiBU' armaaa. SB Buy from the largeet manufao 1 i PACIFIC PORTABLE I CONSTRUCTION CO.

I I 1420 R. Hill I.o Angele. Cal, I 1 Phones: 21508) Main 835. I 1 Branch: 711 Main 1 Centra, mm Come here the morning, have your old teeth extracted Trade Mark Registered. and return home at night with a NEW set that fits perfectly.

Lost teeth-replaced without plates loose teeth made firm and strong Decayed teeth saved. All work guaranteed 10 years. Extraction and dental aurgery made PAINLESS by our NEW BOTANICAL DISCOVERY. Full Bet of Teeth tl-00 PP Gold Crown. 11 carat SS.00 Gold lining up (Silver Filling 11.00 The Anchor Painless Dentists 822 SOUTH BROADWAY Opposite Hamburger's.

Dept. Store. Main 4820 DR. HUMELBAUGH, Dentist. 633 'a South Spring Street.

Phones: A2574; Main 8830. Hours Daily, 8 to Sundays, 9 to 12. Makes up-to-date fancy dresses of silk or other material. Prices reasonable. 318 Exchange Third and Hill.

NORDIN BOOKS Main BARGAINS IN BOOKS. Stratford and Green, 642-44 Main St. 8655. F3970. EMBROIDERY AND LINEN SHOP Offen dalaty linen and complete tronsaeanz for the Bride.

Artistic laundering of linens and lace a specialty. F. GIGOEMIEIM. 751 8. Broadway, Second Floor.

F517T. BUY A LOT on Pico Boulevard, in Vicente Terrace, where it meets the sea. You will double your money. SCHADER-WELLS, Sole Agents, 1 808 Ocean Avenue, Santa Monica, Cal. $10 WATCHES Montgomery Bros.

Jewelers. 4th Broadway. Don't Let a Cold Settle on Your Lungs It you have a persistent cough or cold, take warning before it Is too late. Eck-man'i Alterative ha restored to health many persons who had serious lung; trouble. Read ot thi case: pleasantvllle, N.

3. Gentlemen: Durlnjr the winter ot 1911 I contracted a severe cold, which settled on my lunis. Eckmsn's Alterative was rec ommended to me and I commenced using It as a last resort. Tha first bottle seemed to Klve no relief. In fact, I seemed to fuel worse, but I kept on using the medicine inH fniiml nut Via firnt bottle hnil rMllv started ma on the road to recovery by loosening the mucus and making me expectorate freely.

After using the medicine for some time, my cough ceased, I gamed flesh and today I am a well man." (Abbreviated (Signed) GEO. M. BATES. Eekman'a Alterative la most efficacious In bronchial catarrh and severe throat and lung afTertlons and upbuilding the system. Contains no harmful or hanlt-fnrming drugs.

Accept no substitutes. Sold by The Owl Drug Co. and leading druggist. Write Ecktnan laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa, tor booklet ot recoveries. DRINK PURITAS Distilled Water 5 Gallont 40c Delivered Within (he Old Ity Boundary I Inee.

Agent In all beach and inland town EMERSON PIANOS n-ATEH 1-lAXOS Oraada aad Tha best la 184S aad erery day since. Term to rait. We are Ml rrpre etatlr for Lo Angelea, Piatt Music Co. VAwfrX- Akoz For Rheumatism, Stomach Trou ble. Ulcer.

Flies, Kidney and Lit er Trouble, Catarrh, Eczema, At All Leading; DruBnlsia. ASTH Consultation Free. Hours 10 to 4. J. 8.

OWENS Roor 126 West Third Street ipoo in Los Angeles Free Hair Tonic renson Hair i Yi So. Broadway. MA In Kotitliem rallrnrnia. 1 A. ICE AND COLD 8TOKAUS CO.

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