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14 PASADENA Baa. hurt OFFICE. WKST COLORADO STREET. Thonea tail. 'TWAS BOUND TO COME! BIDS TO'COMET PARTY' OUT Pasadenans Will Peep at Halley's Through a Home Made Telescope TASADENA.

May look at HallW's comet through a home-made telescope will be the good fortune of the friends of Edward Morse of Virginia avenue, Lamanda Park, who is planning to el tertain a large party at home when comet become! visible during the evening hours. Mr. Morn is a. linotype machinist-operator on the Pasadena Ni and has manufactured the telescope complete out- Fide of regular working hours. The instrument has an eight-inch reflecting mirror which was ground by the amateur astronomer from a piece of common inch-thick plate glass on a machine constructed by himself, and so arranged that in thousands of revolutions the glass and the emery dIM would not strike the same, point twice.

With the aid of this Mr. and Mrs. Morse have been studying the heavens for several weeks past, and recently through consulting an astronomical map they were able to pick up the spiral ni-Duia oi me cuiwldla- tion of the Hunting Dogs, which Is not visible to the naked eye. Among other stars and planets viewed recently through the Morse telescope are the great nehula of Orion. the Trapezium, the craters and markings on the moon, the belts on Jupiter and four of Jupiter's moons.

The tube of the Instrument Is made of wood and Is five feet long by ten Inches square, the inside being painted black. The light rayi traveling down the tube are reflected back by the eight-inch mirror to a prism glass near the top and thence across to the eyepiece The tube Is mounted on a 'polar axis" which Is parallel with the earth's axis, the arrangement being known as an "equatorial mount- Ing." Through a series of braces and thumb screws it can be adjusted to any object in the sky without moving the base, and once ad- Justed will follow the object In Its course without readjustment. The amateur observatory hns neither dome nor housing, being kept out in the open except for a painted canvas covering to protect the woodwork from the elements during unfavorable weather. The mirror and eyepiece are taken indoors when not In use. The telescope Is fitted with a finding glass, and objects when once focused are discernible in the twelfth magnitude.

Mr Is making a steel tube to replace the wooden tube, which sometimes causes Inconvenience through expansion and contraction, and later on will construct a photographing attachment. CONSOLIDATION OF THREE CITIES ASSUMES SHAPE Alhambra-Pasadena-South Pasadena Committees Confer PASADENA, May a Joint meeting of the consolidation committees of Pasadena, South Pasadena and Alhambra, held at the Hotel Raymond last night, the sentiment prevailed that consolidation with Los Angeles at some future date IB Inevitable and that the Interests of the three cities represented would be better conserved by uniting at the present time, and that when consolidation with Los Angeles is made necessary the united Pasadena could maintain Its Identity as a community through a borough system of government. The chairmen of the three committees and Engineer T. D. Allin of Pasadena were appointed as a sub-commltee to Investigate every detail of cost to the.

several communities what each has to offer the other and whether the sentiment among the voters warrants the call- Ing of an election for consolidation. The subcommittee will report back to the Joint committee at a future meeting at the call of the chairman. W. W. Osier, chairman of the Pasadena committee, is chairman of the Joint committee.

Mayor Earley of Pasadena and Secretary Bcrtonneau of the Pasadena board of trade were present at the request of Walter Rayntdnd. chairman of the South Pasadena committee. Among the facts brought out at the conference were that all of Alharobra and South Pasadena, with the exception of a small part of the west side of the latter city, la tributary to the present Pasadena sewer system anil can he accommodated with sewerage facilities through laying local sewers; that the municipal light plant of Pasadena can supply the two other cities with electric lights by voting bonds, payable by the consolidated city, for a distributing system; that the greater city will be' In a batter position to obtain river water from Los Angeles; that better street cor facilities would Inevitably follow consolidation; that the interests and ideals of nil three cities are Identical and that there are advantages and objections from th citizens of each, but that the general results for good would all seeming objections. PROF. HALE IS BACK PASADENA, May George E.

Hole of the solar observatory returned to Pasadena last evening after tin extended trip through the enst In the Inter. He take up his work at the Mount Wilson observatory at once Recent Bpectograph photos i.f Ilalley's comet from Wilsons pr-ak are said to be the clearest ever taken. The tall resoinMes spirals or whip lashes, and nn atom of the dust of the earth la said to resemble a mountain whin compared with an atom of the gaa formiiiK the tall. RAILROAD TO CIRCLE TRACT SANTA MONICA. May an Bource the Information oomes that the Loa Angeles-Pacific railway will be extended out Beventh street from Oregon to the San Vloente boulevard, over Fourteenth street and nlong Montana to Seventh, girding the big tract of residence land recently pun by Mr.

Fleming, member of the syndicate which bought tha SBtate. Circulation Dept. Home IMS. Sunset 1740 ABSURD HALLUCINATION DRIVES WOMAN TO DEATH Pasadena Resident Slashes Her Throat with Husband's Razor During Absence of Spouse PASADENA, May Mary A. Clark.

mth Mentor avenue, 57 years old, committed suicide yesterday morning by cutting her throat with a razor. Her husband, George W. Clark, retired investor, can give no reason for her action other than that she had been laboring for some time under the hallucination that she was losing her mind and feared that she might do something to injure herself or friends or disgrace her relatives. Khe was aJone in the house at the time, her husband having left her In good spirits about 9 o'clock and gone to work In the flower pardens. He was detained longer than usual fh having visited with a neighbor, and when his two nieces, Misses May and Leona arrived home from the high school for lunch he accompanied them to the house.

Not seeing Mrs. Clark, they started an lnrostlga- Uon which resulted in Miss May finding the liead holy in the bath tub in street attire and with the Jugular vein severed. The razor, one which hat! been discarded by Mr. Clark some time ago, was found lying in the woman's lap. Mr.

and Mrs. Clark have resided In Pasadena for eight years, having come here from Platte county. where they had lived for thirty-three years. They had no children, and Mrs. Clark Is said to have remarked on the tact on several occasions, but seemed reconciled to the condition through having her two nieces with her during the past five years.

UntU recently she did considerable reading tiinl carried on an extensive correspondence with friends, dropping the latter with the bell, that her letters were not properly conitructod. There have heen no deaths in tho family of an. Mrs. Clark's mother died several years ngo at the age of 60 years, nnd her srandparents lived to be nearly 100 years old. She had been In apparent good health and seemed cheerful, with the exception of one hallucination or fear of Insanity.

The funeral will be held In the Lake Avenue Methodist church and Rev. F. G. H. will officiate, but no date has teen set.

No Inquest will held. PASADENA NEWS NOTES PASADENA, May city council yesterday decided lo Ignore any further protests in the Arroyo drive matter and to proceed with work of constructing the road according to plans previously made to beautify that part of the city. Judge H. W. Mngee appeared for the Campbell-Johnson Interests, and was notified that if his clients felt that their property will be damaged by the proceeding, they have to law.

The Arroyo Park corporation, Frank G. Hogan, president; Charles N. Post, president; Frank H. Louk, secretary, and Andrew S. Allen, treasurer, has purchased fifty acres adjoining Prospect on the north, the price being JIOO.OUO.

Another JIOO.OOO will he spent In improvements and the tract opened as a residence section with building restrictions of $4500. After Inspecting a sample of the street numbering on the curbs recently ordered on Pasadena avenue near Villa street, the city council decided to continue the work throughout the city. The Pasadena realty board, which objected to the plan for reasons, has withdrawn Its protest. LOS ANGELES HERALD: WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY I. HMO.

THE WEATHER LOS ANGELES, May 3, 1910. ANGELES. May 2, 1910. Bi.lST29^iT~64~i~Bs"l NB I 6 p.m.! 59.98 I 68 69 I SW I I Clear. Maximum temperature 64.

Minimum temperature 60. FORECAST Southern California Cloudy Wednesday; light northeast wind, changing to Francisco and Wedneeday; breaking away during the day; dan rtaiaara WvaU.y-Ctoudy Wednesday; warmer at night; light north wind. Sacramento Wednesday. shower in the foothills; warmer at night, modi rate north wind. i Ban Joaquln Wednesday, warmer nt night; light west PASADENA CLASSIFIED L.

R. CHEW'S ART STORE PictmujHsTand framing EXCLUSIVELY; 116 years' experience Vis.torn welcome. li6 BAST COLORADO STREET. 4-23-1 mo PASADENA SHOE HOSPITAL AND HEKLS Hi ladles, 860. 154 N.

FAIR OAKS AVE. 4-24-lmo PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING WALLACE A. JOHNSON Home S4(Xi, Sunset 1629. Over 80 299 WORCESTER AVENUE. 4-8-lmo LOS ANGELES-PASADENA EXCHANGES BETWEEN THE TWU cities our specialty.

Wat with us. CITIZENS REALTY 300 Chamber of Commerce, Jas-atlena. 4-13- PASADENA RUG WORKS "Jjj RUGS MADE FROM ANY OLD carpet. Floor polishing and carpet cleaning. BVWiET Bl9i.JiOaifi.l6SS.

TYPEWRITERS YOU NE2D A TYPEWRITER. Look over all the typewriters for, sale In town, then buy from us. window speaks for i elf. We have all makes at all prices. We cell the best typewriter carbon that money can buy.

We sell the best typewriter ribbon that money can buy. Write or call for free samples; If you are convinced, give us your business. We do not employ solicitors to annoy you, but we handle a class of goods that get the business for us. We are agents for the No. 6 Blickensderfer Aluminum, the traveling man's typewriter.

ARTHUR G. WILSON 320 S. Hill st. AIC72; Main 64iS. 4-17-tf MAKES OF REBUILT TYPEWKITti's, Sue our bargains, iitst rentals la city, (1.60 to (i a month.

LOS ANGELES TYPEWRITER A6313. 138 S. Broadway. Main 3951 9-11-tl TYPEWRITERS BOI'UUI AND RENTED. All guaranteed; repairing.

BAKER-IIOIOV CO. (Inc.) HUM, Ho. Broadway. Main STORAGE LARGE PRIVATE. LOCKED, IRON ROOMS for furniture, $1.60 and ii per montu.

Trunks, boxes, 260 to 60c; open vans, f6 per day, or 750 per hour. We pack and ship household everywhere at reduced rates. COLYEAR'S VAN AND STORAGE offices 60U-11 B. Main St. Warehouse 416-17 Sau Pedro at.

Phones F2171; Main 1117. l-25-tt HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED IN vans. Shipped, stored in clean warehouses, Prlvats rooms. Coal and wood. BHATTUCIC NIM.MO, Ninth and Alameda streets.

DENTISTS I7TI IMlwaj. t6WJii Mala UBl6. 1-1-tt LOST AND FOUND EVENING, GOLD STICK pin, green setting, either In Calvary Baptist church or on eidewaJk or street near by; not valuable, but very dear to owner. Finder please notify BOX Herald. S5 reward.

5-3-3 ASSAYING JOHN HERMAN, ISSH S. Main. Not satisfaction, but accuracy guaranteed. 12-22-tt CESSPOOLS IMPERIAL CESSPOOL, CO. take out largest load.

West £396; 22040. 1-10-tf LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE LPPUCATION FOB OIBSOLUTION OF CORPORATION In the Superior Court of the of California, In and for the County of Los Angeles. No. 74,261. In the matter of the application for dissolution of the Henry JUrown Motor Company, a corporation.

Notice is hereby given that application has been presented to the Superior Court of the State or California, in and for the County of Los Angeles, for the dissolution of the Henry Brown Motor Company, a corporation; that an order of the court has been duly given and made appointing Monday, the 23d day of May, 1910. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, or as soon as counsel can bo heard, at the court room, Department Eik'ht of the court, when and where the application will be heard and determined, without further notice. if no objections shall then nave been filed, or upon live days' further notice to any persons who Khali have Hied objections; and directing that notice bo given thereof not less than thirty days by publication In the Los Angeles Herald, a newspaper published In the city of Los Angeles, County of Los Angeles, State of California. All persons will accordingly take notice and may file objections to said application, if any they have, on or before 1" o'clock a. on Monday, the day of May, 1910.

Dated April 20, 1910. (Seal) C. a. KETES, County Clerk. By U.

S. Deputy Clerk. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Miss Wing's School for Girls 1226 ALVARADO STREET IJbt and Boarding. All from kindergarten to college, for Km and university. Fin.

School for clrU visiting Southern California for winter t. keep of their studies. I'Uno. elocution, etc rrtvaU Spring term opens April 4. MISS ETHELWYN WING, M.

Principal Sunset I Boom SBIM. CUMNOCK School of Expression SUMMER TERM Six July 5 Reading. Expression, Shakespeare. Dramatic Art. Voice and Physical Training.

Dr. Richard Burton of the Vniverslly of Minnesota will give a special course on "Modern English Drama." Course of readings bv Mrs r.ngg, director, and Katherlno Wlsner McCluskey of Kvanston. SEND FOR CATALOGUE 1500 SOUTH FIGUEROA ST. I sth 1 luor, Hamburger law Angeles. A AND BVENINO COM 'mercial.

techniual. automobile, college preparatory and grammar now open. SCHOOL OF CHIROPODY, SOUTH BItOADWAY, room 22. F3592. LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE.

41T W. Fifth E. R. SHRADEB. Ph president since 1890.

THE ROWELJJ SCHOOL COACHES IN grade and high school studies. Vacation fchool during summer. MARRIAGE LICENSES Clifford Stelle age 25, and Adela Hobey Macnell. age 25, natives of Illinois and Arizona and of Pasadena. of Connecticut and Canada and resident of Gardena and Los Anseles.

GAKAPALO-BUCCOLA-V ito aa.TOV*\c>,*B« 84, and Rofie Buccola, age 18; natives or Italy and residents of Los Angeles. lUinoU and Montana and resident, of Hollywood and Los Angeles. Slpp.e M. Slpple ago ii and Margaret Devoe, age 3s; natiMS "orL'and California and resident, of and Los Angeles. Edward O.

age 7 and Mary Kobinson, age 28; natlvts of California and residents of Los irnPTTEB Koettered, Ban Pedro and Santa Barbara. Can SSSaSI Snd rcs.denVs of Los tlvei of Nebraska and Colorado and resl- J. Lick. 3ORIVG-Donald C. Hovey, age Krank U.

Arnold, age Ohio and Illinois and residents of Los An geles. DEATHS rrmsrcil-Clifton Gorsuch, 2520 West Seventh str.ot age native of Missouri: tubercu- SCH'uLMAN-Isrlel Schulrr.an, Fifth and Spring streets, native of Russia, age 60, ZARAHAlTntonia county hospital. native of Mexico; pneumonia. stret, VENINQ-Zata of England; r.25 Douglas stret, L. i native of England; annlna i W.

Coles, 1074 West Sixth C3, native of Iowa; uraemia. BIRTHS HOYS Daniel and Alice Vandenver, 311 Concord street. FUNERAL NOTICE Hollywood, May 3, John L. Beverldge. Funeral services Thursday, May 6, 2:30 p.

at Connell company parlors, 1051 Wuuili Grand avenue. CEMETERIES HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY Rolling lawns, trees, shrubbery and beautiful aMobEUN IN EVERY UESrECT MODERN IN EVERY UESrECT Situated In the most beautiful section of Southern California, the Ideal location Just Inside Los Angeles city limits. Meliose and car lines to grounds. CEMETERY THAT IS SELECT All3l. 8 Laughlln Blilg.

Main SOX. Cemetery phones 5D055; Holly AM. EVERGREEN cemetery The Angeles Cemetery association, Boyle Heights, near city limits. Operated under perpetual charter from Los Angeles city. Modern chapel and crematory.

Office, 330 Bradbury lildg. 6821 A5466. IHUB3; Uoyle 9. 4-S-12CD ROSEDALE CEMETERY An endowed memorial park, noted for Its natural beauty; endowment fund for perpetual care, over 1250,000: modern receiving vault, chapel, crematory and columbarium; accessible. City office, SUITE 302-104 EXCHANQB N.

B. cor. Third and Hill tts. Main Cemetery office, ISSI W. Washington St.

Phones 72855; West 80. PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING Tainting, I'oprr Hanging, Tinting, Decorating. Estimatesi wall paper, J. A. I.INXKV 813 3d.

lldwy. 1758. liilii). 1-27-30 SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES OS Angeles Business College Incorporated 18M. 1 Open entire year.

Positions for Send for Prospectus. Both phones. 1" 417 W. FIFTH ST. rat A tt-STREET-BV-TUE-PAHK.

German, English Shorthand by experienced teacher. moderate. 110 W. Mat it. Phono South Business College, Northeast corner Eighth and Hill streets.

F6700; Main 511. SEND FOR FULL INFORMATION. NATIONAL SCHOOLS of Typewriting tit Of Wanted. Ftnuenta to study shorthand bookkeeping. Two dollars a week.

use of typewriter tree. Spanish. 260 a leaeon. Classes day or night. BROWNSBEROER COMMERCIAL COLlege.

W. 7TH. Send for catalogue. WHEELED VEHICLES AUTOMOBILES NATIONAL. AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE, Successors to MANHATTAN AUTOMOBILE- 1216-18-26-28 S.

Olive Phones Home F6604. F6836; Bdway. 4104. Main 1466. 1910.

7-passenger 1910, Stoddard Dayton Limousine. 1910, Hudson Roadster. 1910, Regal. 1910. Chalmers SO.

1910, Pierce Arrow. 1909, 1909, Peerless. 1909, Locomobiles. 1909, Stoddard Daytooa. 1909, Cadillacs.

1909, Studebaker B. M. F. 1909, Bulcks. 1909, Thomas.

1909, Stevens Duryea. 1909, Hupmobile. 1909, Maxwell. 1909, Fords. Reos, etc.

AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. We buy for cash or sell on 6 per cent AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE. 1216-18-26-28 S. Olive St. AUTOMOBILE, FOURcyllnder.

40-horse power. 6-passenger; a bargain If sold at once. Address T. J. GOLDING, Herald office.

6-1-tf AUTOS ENGINES, BOILERS, TIRES AND part, and exchanged. METZ. 107 B. Ninth F1968. MONEY TO LOAN MORTGAGE BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY Any amount you want $500 to $50,000.

Lowest or country. FRANK C. CURRY, 436 Byrne Third and Broadway. Phones A7862, Main 2165. 5-l-6mo MONEY TO LOAN.

BECURED BY FIRST and second mortgages on real estate, large and small amounts, or payable monthly. Mortgages, trust and contracts Issued for the sale of real estate bought. NOURSE 202-204 L. A. Trust Second and Spring.

Both tf MONEY TO LOAN $60,000 to loan on real estate, city or country. 5 to 7 per cent, amounts to suit. MOYER GILBERT, 102 H. W. Hellman Bldg.

phone A1827; Main 1474. SALARY LOANS. CHATTEL LOANS. See US before you borrow money on or furniture. GREAT WESTERN INV.

CO. (Inc.) 612 Grosse corner Sixth and Spring. F8648; Main 4928. MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE mortgage security: contracts for sale of real estate, mortgages and trust deeds purchased. CHARLES LANTZ.

attorney, 408 Bul'ard Blk. wed-su-6mo PLENTY OF 6 AND 7 PER CENT long you want It on gilt edge security. -WAYBRIGHT-BUTLER Security Bidg. F1603; Bdwy. 2411.

I HAVE $20,000 TO BE LOANED AT CURrent rates on city or suburban real estate; prefer small loans, $200 to $1000. R. W. MOVER. 604 Frost Bldg.

F5107. 4-25-lm MONEY TO LOAN-SALARIED MEN AND women accommodated without delay or publicity. SOUTHERN CREDIT 411 O. T. Johnson Bldg.

R. W. POINDEXTER. 408 WILCOX will loan you what you need on real estate, stocks and Building loans a specialty. MONEY L.OANED ON DIAMONDS.

FURNlture, pianos and any kind of security; low rates. JOHNSON, 33a H. W. Hellman Bldg. 2-18-6mo TO LOAN PEOPLE; NO RED tape- without security; confidential.

WEST COAST EXCHANGE, 419 Henne Bldg. 10-4-tf $500 TO $10,000 TO LOAN AT 7 PER CENT. T. L. O'BRIEN Jefferson and Main.

South 2276 or 85338. 4-23-lmo PRIVATE MONEY. 6 TO 7 PER CENT. LOCKHART SON. 101 H.

W. Hellman Bldg. A7662, CHURCH NOTICES CMstiai Science Services Second Church of Christ, Scientist at the church edifice on West Adams street, near Hoover. Services Sunday 11 a. m.

and 8 p. sermon from the Christian Science Quarterly. Subject, "Adam and Fallen Man." Sunday school 11 a. m. Wednesday evening meeting, 8 o'clock.

Reading room, 701 Herman W. Hellman building, Spring and Fourth streets, open dally, Sundays excepted, from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.

6-2-7 PENIEL HALL, 287 S. MAIN. NOON fxtAYer meeting dally; guspel meeting every night. l-l-6mo PATENTS-- PATENT ATTORNEYS PATENT ADJUiCS, HAZARD A b'iWALaii. ESTABLISHED ii Oldest agency In Southern California.

American and foreign patents secured and trade marks registered. PATENT OATION. 639 Citizens National ii.uk Building, Third and Main. Horns Mala 2523. PATENT BOOK FREE.

1-l-tf NO PATENT, NO ATTORNEY FEB cut one half. Open every day and even- Ing. S. G. WELLS, 634 Germain Bldg.

3-26-tt PATENTS AND TRADEMARKS. ALL A. H. LIDDERS, patent lawyer and solicitor, 612 Trust cor. id and Spring.

BUSINESS PERSONALS EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING, CLEANing, main spring, $1. All work Is guaranteed PACIFIC JEWELRY 236 S. Spring st. 3-23-tf MASSON. noted London palmist, 111 S.

SPRING, over Owl drug 11-11-tl ADVERTISERS Count six average Una. No ad. accepted for less than piles of three I The Herald the to re- Hae advertisements and to reject or omit and refund amount paid. Report promptly to the claaatfled manager failure to get returns or experience with fraudulent or dishonest Two or more are better than one. Try a three-time ad.

almoat certain for anything. For contract and advertising advice call 8000 HOME 10211 AND ASK FOR CLASSIFIED MANAOEU specialTrates Want a word earh Insertion. for rent, lines. with board. 3 3 25 CENTS HELP and frmaie, 1 25 CENTS SITUATIONS WANTED FREE WANTED A GOOD POSITION IS' OPEN AT THE Herald for a good boy, 16 or 17 years of with rhHfIPM for Apply between 8 and 10 a.

m. this morning to advertising clerk. 5-4-tf BY LARGE CONTRACTING company; can learn trade of plumbing, electricity, bricklaying, automobiles, In few months; no apprentice or helpers work and no expense; $20,000 contract work going: catalogue free. UNITED TRADE SCHOOL CONTRACTING COMPANY, 647 Pacific Electric Bldg. 4-30-if WANTED TO DO OFFICE WORK IN exchange for commercial course; small salary.

NATIONAL SCHOOLS OF TYPEWRITING. MO Chamber of Commerce. t-3-tf WANT A FEW energetic, hustling salesmen to handle good, first-class Investment proposition. Hustlers can make good money on this proposition. See MR.

RUSSELL, at 203 Tajo bldg. 4-28-tf MEN WANTED QUICKLY BY BIG CHlcago mall order house to distribute catalogues, advertise; $21 weekly; $50 pense allowance. GLOBE ASSOCIATION. 1240 State street, Chicago. 5-4-1 POLISHERS ON BOTH pressed steel and cast Iron work.

Apply PACIFIC ELECTRIC HEATING Ontario. 8-8-7 LADY TO DO OFFICH work in exchange for Spanish and shortband instruction; small salary. NATIONAL SCHOOLS OF TYPEWRITING. 410 Chamber of Commerce. 1-1-tf LADY TO STUDY shorthand and bookkeeping; can pay when we find you a position.

NATIONAL SCHOOL OF TYPEWRITING. 110 Chamber of Commerce. WANTED SEVEN LADIES Beauty culture big Learn right. FLORENTINE HAIRDRESSING COLLEGE, corner Broadway. Entrance 111 Mercantile place.

LADIES AND GIRLS AT HOME. STEADV or evenings; can stamp transfer. $1.60 upward; original, reliable firm. Room (14 MASON 228 W. Fourth.

9-16-tf GOOD GIRL AS MOTHERS helper; a chance for a pood home for the light party. Call up BDWAY. 3524. 5-4-3 OB FEMALE WOMEN TO LEARN barber guaranteed In eight weeks. free.

'MOHLER BARBER COLLEGE. 188 E. Second st. T-l-tf AGENTS FREE ONLY; FAUCET Strainer Splash Preventer; send 2c stamp (mailing cost); $5 profit dally and upward; let us prove it. N.

SEED, 93 Reade jnj. 6-1-10 PARTNERS A PARTNER WANTED WITH $100 FOR manufacturing an automobile specialty; big demand and big profits. Ask for painter at MANHATTAN AUTO 1216 1318 S. Olive st AS PROMOTION LECturer; have Btereopttcon and am qualified to boost any good proposition; will go anywhere; want good salary, but earn my money. Phone.

E. 1436 for Interview. 6-1-5 SITUATION, BY YOUNG MAN It years of age. Willing to do most anything, but would prefer clerking. Address J.

F. care 228 East Second Long Beach, Oal. 4-16-tf BETHLEHEM FREE EMPLOYMENT agency. 510 Vlgnes street. Main 5726; Home A4384.

Men Cor hwusesleanlng, yard work and general labor. S-24-tf YOUNG MAN POSITION as chauffeur with private family; car. repair own machine. BOX 182, Herald. 5-4-8 CARPENTER WANTS WORK BY DAY OR contract, frame or Inside finish; good work, low price.

643 E. 2lith 6t. South 4034. 6-3-3 BOY. 19.

WILL TAKE ANY KIND OF SlTUatlon; honest and reliable; can furnish Al references. MAIN 6233. 4-30-5t AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN WISHES housework by the day or hour; also wash- Ing and Ironing; prices reasonable. Phone MAIN 4 704. WANTED-PERMANENT POSITION BY bookkeeper, typewriter and cashier.

15 years' experience; references. Address BOX 8568, Herald. AND FEMALE IN PRIVATE HOUSB, $20 month, room and board, while attend- Ing school school hours from 2 to 6 p. m. P.

O. BOX City. PURCHASE STOCK Stock in the Los Angeles Investment company; any amount up to $40,000 at $3 a share. G. care Globe Savings Bank.

MONEY WANTED MONEY; $4000 FOR 2 YEARS, with privilege of five city property; state Interest and where interview can be had. BOX 866. Herald. TO WANT TO BUY AT ONCE, THE COMPLETE furniture of a home. Will not buy by piece.

Am no dealer. HOME 62486. 4-29-10 paid H'OH fHaThZk beds. 711 HAN PEDRO Pbonaa FHO4I: Main 11-17-tt MISCELLANEOUS WAITED TO INVEST, $15,000 IN FlRSTclass securities, oil or mining stock; will take Hr.st at 6 per cent Interest. Call or write to O.

KAEUFFER. 2801 Boulder St. ''-4-1 SEWING MACHINES WHITE SEWING MACHINE NOW permanently located at 714 B. Breadwty. KOR RENT FURNISHED AMD UNFURNISHED Pasadena Apartments and Bungalows Convenient and cool.

Elegantly furnished throughout for housekeeping. Close to Hotel Maryland, where special table rates by the week can be obtained If desired. Midway between mountains and beaches, and handy to car lines. Everything to make life worth living. Splendid arrangements for entertaining.

Special Rates May to November st. FRANCIS bungalows, each facing patio, with fountain, lawns and flower gardens. East Colorado street between Hudson and El Mollno avenues, two blocks from Maryland hotel. MARYLAND APARTMENTS room! or four to six-room suites, with kitchenette, bath and all conveniences. 95 South Los Roblcs avenue, half block from Maryland.

DEVONSHIRE to four-room suites with kitchenette, bath and all conveniences. 99 North Euclid avenue, opposite park entrance to Maryland. If, U. STAMBACH. Agent, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, PASADKNA.

Sunset 73(1; Home 8180. 4-29 6-1-4 3t Hotel Seville 132-134 H. FLUVVUK SI. One of the finest family hotels In the Newly furnished throughout; steam heat; hot and cold water: electrlo lights; European plan. Only a short walk from Broadway.

Phones: Main 8513; F6538. NEW FLAT, STRICTLY MODERN; WILL rent very reasonable to permanent tenant. Home 64545. 5-4-3 APARTMENT HOUSES TO HAVE A BRAND NEW ROOM BRICK APARTMENT HOUSE. WILL BE FINISHED ABOUT MAY li MODERN THROUGHOUT.

CLOSE IN; 2 BLOCKS FROM HAMBURGER'S STORE. WILL GIVE LONG LEASE AT LOW RENTAL TO RIGHT PARTIES. BRAND NEW 45-ROOiI BRICK APARTMENT HOUSE. WILL HE FINISHED ABOUT MAY 1. UP TO DATE IN EVERY WAT OFFICE, LINEN CLOSETS, BLOCKS FROM HAMBURGER'S STORE.

WILL GIVE LONG LEABEI TO RESPONSIBLE PARTIES. WE ALSO HAVE SEVERAL DOWNTOWN STORES NOT GENERALLY KNOWN TO BE ON THE MARKET. THE LAWRENCE B. BItRCK COMPANY, 142 SOUTH SPRING STREET. PHONES MAIN 6061; Home 10635.

4-n-tt GIRARD HOUSE 115 E. THIRD ST. 100 all outxlde rooms; 60 wltb private bath: central location: elevator service: steam heat: rates low as $16 month; with private bath. $25. Main 2330; Homo 10361.

I 3-24-tt FOR FURNISHED ROOMS TO party who will board elderly couple: no children. 147 E. AVE. 32. Phone 31381.

5-4-3 FOR RENT 3 SMALL ROOMS OVER W. Sixth st JS month. Inquire on the premise.l. OFFICES rOR NICE SUNNY FRONT Orflees on Broadway; large windows and advertising space; also smaller room 4. 144 A BROADWAY.

STOREROOMS STORES FOR RENT IN GROWING SUBURB of Los Angeles: excellent opening for drug also butcher shop: three months' rent free. 405 MASON OPERA HOUSE BLDCJ. Home 10963. ATTORNEYB AT LAW COSY I.N DIVORCE SUITS 112. IiAIUUA''H laws explained.

Come and calk It over. Consultation free. 8 to evenings, 7 to Sundays, 11 to 12. 321 Bryson Block. HMM SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS PERSONAL injury claims specialty; estat-a settled.

J. W. MACY, 538 Douglas bldg. Phones A8533. Main 8533.

tf WITTB. NOTARY lon papers, wills. Insurance and collections negotiated. 244 11. BROADWAY.

1-19-ti DIVORCE LAWS OF NEVADA- Full Information without charge. Address 11. E. FULLER. Attorney.

Goldflsld, Not. SPECIAL NOTICES Yoor Eyes This la your opportunity to have your eyes rxalnlned by a well known specialist. To those presenting this notice at 328 Security Dr. Jeaberg extends the courtesy of frue examination and consultation. This will not obligate you to buy glasses.

RELIABLE OPTICAL COMPANY 328-329 SECURITY BLDG. FIFTH AND SPRING, THIRD FLOOR 5-4-tf ALL RAZORS. SAFETY BLADES. SCI3-sors. knives.

Instruments, printer's knives, tools, sharpened better than new. YANKEE GRINDER, 114 8. Spring st. WALL PAPER MOIRE paper. 5c per roll; Ingrain, 20c for three rolls.

BHEBHAN'g, 900-903 S. Broadway. 4-16-lmo AND GENTLEMEN'S clothing. Positively highest prices paid. MAIN 3537; F5036.

6-25-t2mo day and use C. CALDWELL CAB CO. South 39037. PHYSICIANS DR. HICKOK.

DR. HICKOK. SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN, 632 W. SIXTH SUITE 107. Maternity home; confinements, with adoption If Absolute privacy.

Moderate charges. Terms to suit. Examination free. Hours 10 to Sundays, 10 to 1. F5236, 9776.

4-W-tf DO. CKOCKER. Specialist for Women. Hamburger's Majastlo Theater Absoluts privacy. Hours 10 to 4.

CONSULT FREE. WOMAN'S HOSPITAL Obstetrics, surgical and medical cases. Termreasonable. 1246 South Flower. I-11-tf DR.

MARY R. HUTCHESON. NATUROPATH and vital healer, treats all aliments. T27K S. BROADWAY.

Consultations free. 4-12-tt DR. TAYLOR. 317 Vi S. MAIN ST.

Diseases of women. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES THE GROCERY store, goods and fixtures, also feed barn, at Benedict, Cal. J. W. HOUCHIN.

R. F. D. No. 1, Anaheim, 4-29 10 BARGAINS IN SODA FOUNTAINS.

PACIFIC COAST SODA FOUNTAIN FACTORY, 133 E. Fourth St. 4-16-lmo NOTARIEB M. WITT, NOTARY PUBLIIi PKNaIW.S papers, dseds. collections and wills negotiated.

Boom 4. 2441, ft ul 1-31-ti FOR EXCHANGE IU4AL ESTATB FOR EXCHANGE OR'FOR 160 acres best alfalfa land, I miles from Yiimu, In lower Colorado river valley; (C acres In flne crops, 100 acres leveled; good house, water plentiful; price "100 pot acre; want good Los Angeles residential property. 100 acres, i miles south of Laguna dam, Colorado river bottom, on Arizona aide; 40 acres leveled, bordered and ditched; prloe 155 per acre. Will exchange for lots, nottages or suburban acreage, or will sell on easy torms. We also have smaller tracts, 20 and 40 acres, closer In, for sale and exchange.

Come and see us. California-Arizona Land 446 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Main 5902. 6-4-6-8 It For 8-room Cal. house on rear of lot 60x200; 57 fr.ll bearing Washington navel orange gat and electricity; north front, large houses all around this place.

It In In line with lluntlngton's Oneonta Park Improvements. Price Is $2iK'o; mortgage at 6 per cent. What have you for the equity? Bowen Realty Exchange 210 Story Bldg. Main 7342; F2366. 6-4-1 FOR KXCIIANUE I HAVE A CLKAB lot at Redondo, 3 Mocks from city ball, facing ocean; flne for npartments or hotel; street work all In; gas, electricity and sewer) linn view Hie ocean; lvmilil trade for lot at lluntington Park, Glendale or rlty.

Lot valued at lino: raakoffer. OWNER, box 864, Herald office. for bale: or cottnge, modern; a snap. Call or phono J. l.

GRAHAM, 4433 Benefit St. Tel. 69139. 6-4-3 MISCELLANEOUS FOR I HAVE A CLEAR LOT In Cotton that I will trade for furniture, auto, or what have rout Address BOX 534. Ilerjld, WILL TRADE STOCK IN BISHOP CREEK Gold company and other mining stock for stock In California Wave Motor company (Reynolds).

BOX 242. Herald. 6-31-tf FOR EXCHANOE-A GOOD 45-70 RIFLB for a good shotgun, or what have you? Address miX 202. Herald. 4-29-tf BATHS BATTLE CREEK SANITARIUM TREATments given at MO 8.

Broadway commencing May 2. Cures stomach and kidney trouble. Insomnia and nervousness. 6-l-7t SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. CHIROPODISTS, baths.

JEAN LUNN. 610 a Broadway. 1-17-tf ANrTELECTRIC TREATMENT. 11l fi. RROADWAY.

ROOM 230. SANITARIUMS IUK WOMAN'S HOSPITAL Exclusively for women and children. Best equipped and homelike hospital In the city for confinement cases. Terms to suit. 1146 South Flower.

F4114 t-11-tf FOR SALE SIBIRHAN PROPERTY ONLY A MONTH MORE And the Splendid Water System in Orchard Dale "Will be completed. There Isn't" anything finer in the way of orchard irrigation In all Southern California. WE believe there isn't anything to EQUAL it; and we KNOW that It will the cheapest in annual coit to water user. WATER A PLENTY We've got the water; we've got the location, and we've got the. best citrus fruit land in Southern California.

When somebody comes along and Miyt "Prove all this; show me," he's a buyer of acreage In OKCJIARD DALE. We deliver the goods. IN E. WHITTIER DISTRICT Don't forget that ORCHARD I)ALB Is In the famous East Whlttler district, where citrus fruit orchards command the top notch price; and there Isn't an orchard among them all that has even a shade on ORCHARD DALE In the essentials of location, soil and water. ACREAGE AS LOW AS $450, WITH EASY TERMS Call and make arrangements for a.

personal conducted trip: ORCHARD DALE) Is on the Pacific Klectrlc Whittler line, half an hour's ride from Los Angeles, and miles from Whlttler. Davison, Smith Mizcncr, 219 Pacific Electric I. Realty Co. rE3TABLISriED Ban Pedro office. tiOJ Beacon) both line fill" mil ILS-4-19-tt FOR COUNTY; 640 acres, $2.25 per acre, $700 cash, balance long time; grow anything; level, sublrrlgated; near railroad; should be worth $100 per acre In year.

CALIFORNIA LAND 641-2 San Fernando Bldg. 5-4-1 OIL TROrERTY WAGE EARNERS, INVEST, DON'T SPECULATE 25,000 shares (no more) oil stock at per share. Company has 1600 acres, 960 acres of which is proven ground; one 700--barrel well completed; now drilling second well; don't owe a dollar; has money in the treasury to complete two more wells; small capitalisation and no promotion stock; lines and railroads now building to field; oil parafflne base, running from 38 to 63 gravity and worth $2.50 to 13.50 per barrel at well. See LORS 332 Bradbury Building fIANOa WHY NOT SAVE MONEY ON TOUR PIANO? We cut piano prices. our business.

Take the elevator, save $40 to $100 on old reliable makes of pianos. New pianos 1188 up. Fine player piano $450. Bargains in used pianos. I Don't fall to see VANSANT PIANO Second floor.

720 8. Broadway. ELEVATOR CUTS THE PRICE. PIANOS AT $3.60 AND II PER MONTH! Square pianos of standard markss In excellent condition. Will sell on the above payments.

GEO. J. BIRKBL CO. 8. Spring St.

10-33- FOR PIANO IN FINK condition; only $100 for immediate sale. Call for inspection 411 W. FIFTH ST. 4-11-tf HJKNIIXHIS LOCKED IRON ROOMS, $1.00 per month. Trunks, boxes, etc, 860 to too.

Phone for our large van wban you move. $1.26 per hour. COLYBAR WAREHOUSE Ban Pedro at. Main oSioe 101-11 H. Main st.

Phone Main 11171 FII7I. t-l-U.