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6 MONDAY MORNING. JUNE 1910. PART-1. fsTfysQla Stth (tails nra the good offices of Mr. Bailey thnt the granite shaft In honor of the Indian soldier hero was secured.

Los Angeles County--South of Tehachepi. i AMI ILfliE AHS the service men onrl anmaii in v. XMAS BOX FOLLOWS SOLDIER MANY MILES. OPENING OF distributed during public, exercises LONESOME HOLLANDER. WANTS AMERICAN WIFE.

INTERNATIONAL in rariiio rarK, following the parade. In thS SWmn. a mviA Kail will be held In honor of the ONE PHONE NOW FOR LONG BEACH i Comjmnies Combine Property and Make Improvements. 1507 W.ADAMS LOS ANGELES, A. SCOUT WEEK.

Pasadena Ministers Recognize Youthful Soldiers. WHOLESALE ARRESTS. Officers AlVea. and Vsnkitnt thla afternoon, arrested seventeen boys. Not only a acaooi tor drama, but a school for 17 CAN SCHOOL aral aititura.

ASKS ORANGE COUNTY CLERK TO AID IN SEARCH OF MARRYINO MAID. LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE. SANTA ANA, June 8. After six ranging in age rrom 15 to 26 years, for shooting: crans. florhtlnir on a I Ittla Theater Rld turblng the peace, on the grounds MUSIC, DANCING, DRAMA.

In all their branch. Patrontsad by Oliver Mnrosco, Jena Cart and many othsra. ISM So. r-raerea St, Ham Fhaaa aolll. Little Theater for Rent for Recitals and Amateur Theatricals.

years unsuccessful search for "the Service Men and Women to be Guests at Big Reception. Interest in School Election Centers in Athletics. right girl," a man now In the middle of the Atlantic bound for Eu rope and whose present address Is ACCOUNTANCY; ADVERTISING COURSES OPEN V. M. C.

A. Summer School Offer Kaprrt Instruction In Wlrnlnsa, Assaying. Anliv Repair, Snanl.h, Marhtue Shop, Welding. Write today. riOlTlt.

MOI'E STKfcKT. lAMs ANt.KI.EM. nr me uurnett Cirammar School. Mill street and Atlantic avenue. Neighbors complained that the gambling and fighting has been a regular Sunday programme at the school lately.

All the boys except efne were released upon their solemn promise to behave In the future. COMMENCEMENT WEEK AT WHITTIER COLLEGE. Utrecht. Netherlands, Europe, has 9Hircul a fruntlc. nnneal to Coun Police Arrest Large Number of Youthful Disturbers.

Croim'City Auto Dealers go to Catalina. ty Clerk Joseph M. Backs, asking assistance In getting a lire panner. The man formerly, worked as a Mnnh Vmnd in IjDH Anifales. San COXLEE BUSINESS COLLEGE A High-class Commercial and Secretarial (School Indorard by Kipcrt.

The School for Results SuU 10 1 to Red Cross headquarters in France and the work of tracing It owner The package was at last identified through the name of Mrs. Corn well of thin city, who acted aa Red. Cross Inspector of Christmas packages at the local postofllce. Her name appeared on the package and in this manner the owner was traced. The package arrived yesterday and a Christmas celebration was held.

In due form. Although, the package had been opened and had passed through a great many hands, its contents ar-rived here safely. These Included a wrist watch and a fountain pen, candy and other presents. IOWA PICNIC. LOCAL CORREaTONDENCB.

POMONA. June 8. One of thai largest meetings In the history of the Pomona Valley Iowa Society was held today In Genesha Park, when 200 former residents of the Hawkeye State enjoyed themselves to their heart's content. At noon there was a basket plcnlo dinner and Immediately after this an. Interesting programme Was given.

John Beardsley, of Los Angeles, delivered the address of the afternoon. Music was furnished by the Garey-avenue Junior Band. Officers fot the ensuing year were elected as follows: Dr. F. C.

Swearlngen, president; L. E. Loveland, vice-president; Effa Kelly, secretary; Mrs. C. Caves, treasurer.

BACK FROM FRANCE. LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.) REDLANDS, June 8. Thomas Chapman, son of Mrs. T. A.

Chapman of Donlta street, returned horn today from two years in Bordeaux with the engineers that went there soon after war was declared to get that port ready for landing of, troops. He says that the engineers buile miles of tracks, built big warehouses and practically rebuilt the town and after working all the tlmej at the port, were Just getting ready for a turn at the front when the armistice spoiled it. Diego and Orange counties, and his prospective bride will have to wait several months, for he doesn't plan For Musicians and Teachers. MUSIC EDUCATION NORMAL CALVIN B. CADY.

Principal. to return to uaniornia unui PRESENTS FROM HOME FOLKS RETURNED TO START-ING POINT. LOCAL tWRKESPONDiattK.1 POMONA, June 8. After circling over half the globe and keeping always just behind the one for whom It was intended until, after being forwarded from one hospital to another, it came back to Pomona and here found the soldier for whom it was Intended, a Christmas package formed the center of one of the most novel Christmas celebrations ever held In this city. During the Christmas season last year, Mr.

and Mrs. A. A. Taylor prepared one of the regulation Red Cross Christmas boxes for their on, A. Douglas Taylor, a member of the headquarter's company of the Three Hundred and Sixty-fourth Infantry, which was at that time located in the thick of the fighting on the Argonne front.

The package left here the latter part of November. During the battle of the Argonne young Taylor suffered severely from Bhell shock, bullets from bursting shrapnel shells passing through his clothing. He was sent first to one hospital and then to another. In the meantime his Chittmas package came and started to follow him It would reach the hospital Just after the patient had been sent somewhere else. In this manner It was hurried backward and forward over the country until the address was entirely worn off.

The package then found Its way mas. "fim tlmd read that some SI MMER KKSMOX tlh-Augnsf ISth, at CUMNOCK SCHOOL 200 South Vermont Avenue. inr.eiv mnn In San Pedro asked you to help him find a wife," writes LOS ANGELES MILITARY ACADEMY -riellehtfultv situated on Hiinttnrton near Pasadena. Highest standard In HCHOI.ARSHIH. MILITARY TRAINING AND GENERAL CULTURE.

Comnlets qufpment. The achool that appeals to thoughtful and discriminating parents. Special rates for lummer month! Phone 1141 1. Walter J. Bailey.

A.M., Principal. EVENTS INCIDENT TO GRADUATION OP MORE THAN rSUAL INTEREST. LOCAL COBJUBPONDENCB.1. WHITTIER, June 8. Commencement, week at Whlttler College was formally opened today with the baccalaureate sermon by Rev.

Frank W. Dell, pastor of the First Friends Church of Whlttler. The services were held In the Friends church, at 4:30 o'clock. In the evening, at the same place. Rev.

J. R. Pratt, Mr. Lonesome Mo. z.

"rroDaDiy that man was successful In his effort and so I am trying this. too. Have been hunting for the last six years for the right girl, but failed far Rn rinciilod to make a triD THE HOMK SflftXiI, FOR YOTOO ROYS ONLV. California home to my native country, The K1MMKK SESSION. JI NE 18-SKI'T.

1. MilifrV Gymnasiums, skating rink, large rampui, military drill. Instruction, llliai to 12, Saturday spent at beach, conatant supervision; day puplla may Netherlands, In search lor a gin. However, that old country style nWi An nnv more, and hone to arariamu remain an day ano on Batiirnny. rtbaUCIIIJ imm) 8.

Viirlun Ayr. I'hnne 14071. Catalonia arnt on rcnucst. return to sunny Southern Califor nia about Christmas, Thia latoat lonesome man savs CAMP known for Character Tliiilitlng. Our ramp for young boya will orien at ('iitalina Ixlnnrl on June 15.

Only llmilrd number of bovs admitted. Address the Superintendent. Kox II, Hull Smith Alvarado. I'hnna li'iMI. URBAN Military Academy he is single, 32 years old, and has LOCAL CORBESPCrNDBNOE.1 LONG BEACH, June 8.

Barring unforeseen delays, within the next ten days or two weeks at the longest, this city will enjoy the advantages of a single telephone system. Thousands of dollars a month will be raved by the elimination of the dual phone concerns. Business and professional men, who were forced to maintain the double expense of two telephones, will be the ones to be benefitted principally. Several weeks ago the Home Telephone Company took over the holdings of the Pacific Company In this city. Since then work has been rushed on the mass of detail connected with the accomplishment of the actual physical consolidation.

The task of laying the underground cables has been completed by the Home Company, and the completion of the big new switchboard to handle all the telephone subscribers of the city Is now only necessary to socure Interchange of service. As soon aa the Pacific telephones are all switched over to the Home board work will commence on the replacing of all the Pacific instruments with Home telephones. Thousands of numbers will also be changed when the single directory Is Issued by the Home concern. Local Pacific telephone girls are now learning the Home board, and the Home system of handling calls. Sixty girls will man the new switchboard.

CLUB IMPROVEMENTS. Through a proposed holding company, to be organized by club members, a programme Involving the expenditure of more than is planned bv the Virginia Coun "had enough of this lonesome me. He haa traveled, he declares, in Holland, Belgium, New York State, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Virginia. Kansas, Nebraska, Oregon ATTEND SUMMER SESSIONS aat-W Address II, Montgomery, Registrar U. S.

C. for further id. Cloari August 8. -Information. and California pastor of Lincoln-avenue Presby-1 terlan Church, Pasadena, will give the annual sermon to the Christian I associations of the college.

The senior class gave their class play at the college last night, and will repeat It Monday evening. "Th House of RImmon," by Van Dyke, is the vehicle chosen for their his-trionlc work. 1 Tuesday will be alumni and student day at the Quaker school. I In the forenoon a programme will be given to all old students, followed by a picnic lunch, and a series ot athletic events in the afternoon on Hadley BMeld. Tuesday evening col- 1 lege alumni will hold forth In the auditorium.

Commencement proper will be held Wednesday forenoon at 10:30 i I LOCAL COBRJSPONDBSCB.l PASADENA, June 7. The Boy Scouts of America were praised In the churches of Pasadena today. In recognition of the opening of "Boy Scout week" all over the United States. As a result of the indorsement their organization received from the pastors today, the Pasadena Boy Scouts expect during the coming week to more than double their present numerical strength In the city and to Increase the number of troops here from ten to more than twenty. Nearly all the troops now In existence are affiliated with a local church, and now it Is proposed to organize a scout troop among the boys of every church which docs not now have a troop.

Tallman H. Trask, Scout executive for Pasadena, is In charge of the coming week's membership campaign. AUTO DEALERS' OUTING. The Pasadena Auto Dealers' Association will hold its annnual meeting and outing next Saturday and Sunday at Catalina. The business meeting will take place Saturday, concluding with a banquet at the St.

Catherine Hotel In the evening. The outing will be a stag affair. The party will return to Pasadena Sunday evening. STUDENTS WILL ELECT. The student body at Pasadena high school will hold Its annual election of officers next Friday.

The nominees lor commissioners are as follows: Lowell Trautman, debating; Allen Pyle, finance; Donald Palmer, publications; Edna Stout, public welfare. These nominees are without opposition and their election is assured. There is a stiff contest over the post of commissioner of athletics, the nominees being Everett Pitzer and Frank Dunn. FAIRYLAND GRADUATION. In the gardens of the Hotel Maryland yesterday afternoon the pupils of the Maryland school, under the ERECT MONUMENT TO INDIAN HERO.

MMr.K MHOOlc-tn Bay and Ocean. The San Diego Army and Navy Academy's Sixth Annual Summer Session, July 1st to Sept. 1st. A happy combination of work and play under wholesome supervision of Miperlor instructors. Special course military Instruction, Classes to noon.

Swimming and land sports each afternoon I 5 covers Vie entire cost except uniform. Address CAIT. XUOS. A. DAVI8, PacUlc llfuch, California.

Regular bVaAliin neglna Sept. 17th. 23 CLAREMONT SCHOOL FOR BOYS A residence school for a limited number of recommended bora. Thirty-Ova from Los Angeles. Rsrw application Is advisable.

For Catalog addrcsa W. E. OAKHISON, l'h. Ileadmastrr, Clarrrooot. talifornla.

o'clock, with the address by Rev. Robert Freeman of Pasadena. A class of seventeen will receive TIME NOW TO MOVE YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT TO LOS ANGELES By a little forethought, those who have moved their homes to Los Angeles can send for their Savings Accounts in Eastern Banks, and bring them here with minimum loss of interest or exchange charges. i WILLIS -WOODBURY BUSINESS COLLEGE Foremost Since lKHt. TUP, SCHOOL OF SAnSPAmoN, PRESIDENT.

5TII FUMIK, IIAMnrRfiF.B BUILDING GIRLS' COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Resident and lay Fupil. Eighth fJrade, Academic Courses. Accredited. Two years pest-graduate work Secre- lanal Training, Fine Arts. Home Economics, Social Science.

Musical Advaniagea Miss Parsons and Miss Dennen. Principals. PROHIBIT POOLROOMS. pa Ontario Refuses to Stand for Clli-k of Ivory Balls. LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.

ONTARIO, June 8. After pay HUNDREDS GATHER TO PAY TRIBUTE TO FIGHTING RED MAN. LOCAL CORRESPONDJTCaE.1 ESCONDIDO, June 8. Of the 200 young men of the Escondldo country who entered the service during the world war, Alphonso James Calac, a full-blooded Indian of the Rincon reservation, between Escondido and Pala, a son of Felfx Calac, a graduate of the Riverside Indian School and of the school al Carlisle, was the only one who paid the supreme sacrifice, having died soon after being wounded In battle, September 28, 1918. At the Rfncon reservation a great crowd, Including Indians from all the neighboring reservations gathered for the exercises incident to the unveiling of a handsome granite monument in honor of his memory.

Judge J. N.Turrentlne of Escondido made the dedicatory ad WESTLAKE SCHOOL FOR BOYS 61S 8. ALVARADO. ummer School June 16 to August 1st. English.

French. Mathamattca. Ft VVllshlre 414. 1. Ilolman Gardner, Headmaster.

ing a fine of $250 In preference to I i I I 'fl 0 i i i 00 to Sflfl a month. Lesrn in JUNE IS MONEY MOVING MONTH Learn Autos and Tractors July 1, interest will be credited for the six months' term, in the bank back east. See our New Accounts Department, EARLY IN JUNE, and arrange to have hy our svstem of practical Instruc going to the County Jail for 250 days, having been found guilty of conducting a pool and billiard hall here contrary to city ordinance. M. C.

Hatton announced this afternoon that he would appeal the case tion. All modern equipment. Kxperr Instructors. Free tractor scholarship offer open. Kern board and room while learning.

Write for free catalogue. Shows atudents at work, tells how YOU can maks a big success in this busiuesa. NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE SCHOOL, 821 South Figurroa. Lus Angelea, Cal. to a higher court Following the closing of the I poolrooms here about four years try Club of this city for the Immediate future.

The proposed Improvements programme calls for $25,000 to be expended on the present golf course, the erection of a new $50,000 clubhouse and the purchase of the present 1 1 4 acres of ground, at present under lease by the club. MUNICIPAL RECEPTION. Plans for the municipal programme of June 28, when the residents of this city will turn out to extend a formal welcome home to its men and women who were In the service during the recent war, are taking definite shape. A parade, in which all the Long Beach heroes will participate, will be held in the afternoon. The procession will Include all the men and women who fought against Germany under any Allied flag.

An effort Is being made to socure soldiers from Fort MacArthur and sailors from the Naval Base at San Pedro to march in the parade. The bronze medals to be presented Penmanship Zaner and Palmer Certificates FOI'RTH ANNTAI. HrMMFR NORMAL. 1 Angnst 1.1. Fnter any time before at specl'il KATKS.

Secretarial, Burroughs, Civil Service, COMMERCIAL TEACHKR' COI IISKS. MODF.KN HISINKKS (Oil. K.I. 8111 West Bih. Ilrorulwnr 8M.

direction or Miss Aleta Weir, the teacher, gave a programme entitled "An Afternoon in Fairyland." It was the graduation programme of the school. The children who took part in the programme of songs and dances were Mollie Young, Marguerite Faulkner, Mary Louise Beck, Barbara and Robert Graff. BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE. dress at the cemetery, the service there following a service at the chapel, at which the priest of the ELLIOTT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS flrnmerry Angeles. Resilience and Hay School, KirEHKIK t.l CATIONAI.

nVA IDKAL HOMK I.IFE. (HAKACTrR Hl llDINfi. Martha Colllna Weaves. I'rln. Telephone WW.

your account transferred to this Bank just as soon as interest is credited. If steps are taken in advance we can arrange through our eastern correspondents so the money is put to drawing interest in the Security Bank with minimum cost. In most instances, there is no cost, no charge, no loss of interest Your money is SAFE in the Security Trust Savings Bank. We pay 4 the highest interest rate consistent with safety. Besides an increased return in many instances, you have the satisfaction of knowing that your money is at work in the community where you have made your home, and whose interests are your own.

ago. Hatton opened the Ontario Social Club at 215Vi North Euclid avenue, and has since conducted pool and billiard-room In connection with but little police Interference. Hatton, through his attorney. Maurice Ferguson, attempted to prove that his club charter gave him the right to operate a pool hall, but Judge George R. Holbrook ruled that no charter gave any person or group of persons the right to break a city law.

I i i i reservation officiated. Judge Tur rentine paid a tribute to the tin Beaoh Military Academy, Belmont Heights, Long Beach. SUMMER trlotism of the Indians In the world war and spoke eloquently concerning the exemplary life of the young liglitful spot on the coast, lessons in tne moruing only. Swimming (private-entrance to sea.) Tennis, croquet, baschatl, military drill and eierclsca, Full particulars on application to Prof. Blackwall.

The Baptist Young People's Union concluded its two days' special in Pasadena at the first Baptist Church tonight, with Rev. Richard Day of Riverside and Clyde Paige of the Pomona union as the speakers. Dr. James A. Francis of Los Angeles gave some of his overseas Impressions at the afternoon meeting.

Indian In whose memory the people SCH00L were gathered. Remarks were also made by Rev. Father George Doyle of Banning, former priest in charge at Pala, and whose work extended to SfcLI. DIRECT TO AM ESTABLISHED BOND II018E CASH PAID WE BUY CASH PAID the Rincon and neighboring reser 251 vations, and who was a personal SLOT MACHINES ARE JN VIOLATION OF LAW. trust ii Bonds bought nd Mild for rafth on lutent Nw York quotations.

War Stamps $4.29 (YiaIuo for imp, 1010) friend of young Calac. The singing included a solo by Theodore O. Bailey of San Diego, for many years a resident or Palomar Moun AVINO CXMMMKIlCtAsW TUVWV OLDEST and LARGEST SAVINGS BANK, rfT H.V1TJVT A tain, and who was in close touch with the Calac family and the In lt3J2 3rd 414 4th 4V4 Virtory $99.50 i Partly Paid Bonds Bank Receipts CASHED dians generally. It was throuicn VENICE ATTORNEY THROWS MORE GLOOM OVER POPULAR RESORT. LOCAL CORRESPOyDENCE.1 OUITABLa BftAJICM (SHLl'ltfl 430RNEB1 UNITED STOCK AND BOND CO.

VENICE. June 8. Small boys of Private Offlca for Ijldlea. a.m. ta 6:00 p.m.

634 So. Spring: St Ground Floor. in Block 41 the city of Venice are wagering anything from a nickel to their heads today that before the summer season Is fully opened a "feller" will be accused of violating the State gambling law if he sticks a penny WE POSITIVELY PAY for Victory. LIBERTY BONDS 1 99.00 for 3rd 4V4 in the slot and pulls out a- stick of for 4th 4V4 BURKBURNETT Including all Coupons. (14.01) tor IV.

8. StainiM.) von a an in tne wrong puce ana oe underpaid. H. N. Waiard Co.

Ground floor, 623 S. Spring, uaio. TEXAS What the use when you can have Post Toasties LIBERTY BONDS BANK RECEIPTS AND WAR SAVINGS STAMPS Bought for Cash at Highest Prices AMERICAN SECURITIES COMPANY 202 Mnt Tbird m'' Xfr J'hone 82S 6th and Broadnay, Thoaa Pica ISOi. gum. City Attorney R.

D. Blodgett, at the. request of the Trustees, filed a statement to the effect that the slot-machine is a gambling device. In his explanation he stipulated that he Is pointing out the kind of machine at which the "gambler" turns a crank and waits expectantly for something he does not expect, and which he hopes will be worth more than the money he slipped in the slot. Attorney Blodgett concludes his statement by saying that the slot machines are in violation of the gambling Waw because they Induce the player to play until he gets something for nothing.

Though here and there there Is seen a concession that resembles Ping Pong In Ocean Park, the stands on the pier, that, until a week or two ago. attracted so many crowds are looking lost and barren. How long will It be before the black numbers on the floors of the Dance pavilions will be washed off, the little device that turns its pointer to a "lucky spot" taken off of the orchestra stand, and the practice of giving a lucky dancer a beautiful prize be done away with. In the one great question of Venice pleasure-seekers. WE BUY LIBERTY BONDS W.

S. S. FILL MARKET TOD A T. AM, COrPON8 ATTACHED. $99.72 for 3rd issue $97.40 for 4th issue.

7. C. BURCII CO. Ground Floor. 19 8.

Spring. Broadway 2111. WE BUY LIBERTY BONDS Auto Owner! Get This Free Booklet Which Says: For Engine Trouble THINK! Find Out What Is Wrong Before You Do Any Tinkering! This admonition comes from the Government A group of Uncle Sam's experts who know these gasoline engines as a housewife knows her kitchen stove, have written the information on which the command is based. So many people are using gas engines now, for everything from churning the butter to touring the continent, that some sound counsel is due them. A study was made of the troubles of the average citizen who is today making harnessed explosions work for him.

A booklet was issued to meet his troubles. "Practical Hints on Running a Gas Engine" is its title. It says that engine trouble always leaves its clew through which the cause may be located. It urges the engine owner to become a trouble sleuth, to learn to find the source of disturbance before he begins tinkering. This Motor Book cannot be obtained from tha Los Angeles office of The Times.

This booklet is offered free to you. Write for it today and let it point the way to an understanding that will save you money and keep this bit of mechanical muscle in the pink of condition. Enclose a two-cent stamp for return postage. AMERICAN HOME-MADE BEER 1at Vit $105.00 WE BUY 525 STANDARD BOND CO, en'-r I S' Pen Evenings. st 4 $101.00 ALL ISSUES Rank Kecelpts Cashed AU Coupons oui Grannd Floor.

LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT ALSO WJS.8. We rsr Illrhrst Market prlcea. Cash at One. H. M.

COLE St CesitraJ Bide, Oppoall Padflo Electric Depot. Bank Refereucet. Right in the heart of the greatest production and offsetting FIVE gushers FOUR Humble Wells and the 5000-barrel Waseco. Two of the famous Humble producers and the Waseco are in the same block. OSSENBECK'S southwestern office at El Paso, Texas, closes TODAY and the president of the company, J.

H. Ossenbeck leaves for the field to-begin actual drilling operations. If you want in a REAL company, managed by REAL oil men with REAL OIL LAND 100 per cent WIRE for OSSENBECK today. Ossenbeck is only capitalized for $65,000 the shares are $1 00 par value. You can split a share if you like, But whatever you do do QUICK.

The Question of the Hour. The Brewers are Defunct the last sad rights Performed. DRS. SHORES SHORES Catarrh. tMafness, Asthma.

Rheumatism, Kpilepsv, Goltra and other hronic Die-rnsea of Nerve. Hlond, Pkln, Heart Lunga. Stomach, ttow-ela. Bladder. Ktdneya and Liver a specialty for IS yeara on-, sulfation Free.

A01-4-6 LUener f-prlng 8t, Anielcs. Hours: lo ft; Ere. sings. 1 to 6undaya. 10 to IS.

But mar tbe nhrslclan still preset lb a renuine malt tonic tha convalescent It tha famtlr drink It tba social gath-rrins yet enjoy an abaolutaly pure and genuina "befora tha war bar?" Thla "Question of tha hour" Is aaswared ENTERTAIN TOURISTS. LOCAL ORRES0NDENC.l PORTERVILLE. June 8. Indicating the extent of the tourist travel through the San Joaquin Valley at the present time and the attraction of Tulare county's system of paved roads. 20.700 people visited the county park Mooney Grove during the month of May.

W. P. Bartlett. the chairman of the Tulare County Board of Fore-try. who gave out the figures, said they wars compiled aoouratelr from day to day by O.

O. Anderson, Mooney Grove superintendent. FARMERS PICNIC. LOCAL VENTURA. June 7.

Several hundred people attended the an- 'If Von want to be aura of an Income for payable monthly aa Ions as yoo may lle buy a Trust Kund Annuity with the Aetna Lifa Insurance Company. At t(. will produce an Inoona at HT4.es annua ly. At age 70 wlU produee annuaUv, sad stt aae fl, ia will Broduoa ttle.al annually. In comas written for males and fcntsitt at all aces psyabie anywhere, any una.

A nam ties are frea from al fortra of taratloo, fail or I. J. MI'XA. Mr, AKTNA I.IFK INSURANCE COMPANY. Fourta rioor.

V-rchents' NaUoual Uiok Loa As-a'lsa, cal. We Want $100,000, LIBERTY BONDS For Private Parties. alwas pay trie most Today's 1st 3Va' 105.03 lst4' ....102.24 l.t 41 101.05 2nd 4's 99.85 2nd 4U' 100.08 3rd 4Vi' 99 25 4th4'i' 97.30 Victory Bonds 99.15 Bring your berda to iut cffire ar rnad tham roistara4 to tha Cttirena Trust and tavinga Bank, witii I notify us. Ossenbeck Oil Co. LOS ANGELES TIMES INFORMATION BUREAU.

Frederlo J. Hatkln, Washington, D. C. Enclosed find a two-cent stamp, for which you win please send me, entirely a corr ot the Motor Book. with a stnsshlnc affirmative by Mr.

fc. J. Weston of this city. Ha holds tha aecret formula of tha great rawing eoaeara which ha baa rapraaant-ad for aara. Ha anahlee any houaewtf to produce Ma "aacoad-to-aone-la-tba-world" prod-act.

In hr owl home and with, her ordinary klUh.B ntaaalla. That la why Mr. Waafoa has eallad hla aplandid bavarasa "Amsrtoaa Hooia-mada Bur." Tt haa tha lasts, tan, tanle "tlntta" and fxd valua of tha beat basr avar bra wad bar bona Anterlrana s. "I try anything am well sir. E.

J. Weston aaks amy for tha "one" and will r.fund your lliifi.y if your order ba But rspealed. Kend your arder for tha ainipla lastma-tiitis and eondensMl fngrari'enta. OMer N'e, ntasea a n'larta, ft taf 4r.l.r Sq. tiara IS qusns.

1 aa. faiii4 aijwi.a.. la the li.u.J ifutea. aa al arlea, ar rail la Bersoa at aaiaarwt.il af Ur. tw alaa.

lit Htat i a. La AJigsa. nual Ventura county farm bureau Capital $05,000 Shares $100.00 Stock fully paid and non-at. scalable COS North Oregon St EI Pato, Thai. Name Street Address City plcnlo, which was held at Fnater Park, yeaterdav.

Gamaa end sports filled In the hours ntwm. whon basket picnic was held. The programme as arranged for the altr' noon included talks by Prof. J. W.

Nelson. "Irrigation Practice;" Prut. J. C. Written, "New Pruning Methods Titers aA also Said dam-oatrsUoa.

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