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12 SUNDAY. MORNING. 1 NOVEMBER 7, 1915. PART BATTLES WITH DETECTIVES. IHUT1IS.

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i THE CITY AND ENVIRONS. 443-445-447 South-Broadway i Special Showing of the Newest in Afternoon Evening Gowns Thanksgiving is well nigh at hand. Choose your dinner gown tomorrow, Monday, or this week don't leave It till the last, hour. Our magnificent collection of handsome gowns, suitable for Theater, Restaurant, Afternoon Calling, Reception, Dancing, formal or Informal affairs and street wear, are most moderately priced, $35 to tomorrow, Monday (or while the selection may last,) 65 choice dresses in women's, small women's and sizes. Embracing rodlngote, surplice, coatee and models, developed In Charmeuse, Georgette Crepe, tpeciafl Plaid silk and serge combination, at the special price of For we offer misses' pannier Satin and Velveteen combination and Soiree Silk (Q(Q)gg for Women, Small Women and Misses We emphasize coats in all sizes, think what It means! It enables you to choose your coat with the utmost ease and assurance of a proper size and model best suited to you.

We show coats for all occasions and at moderate prices 15 up. uiitSpedal Sale An exceptional offering of high-grade Velvet and Cloth suits. Correct copies of the latest Foreign models made in the newest weaves, FUR trimmed. Wide range of colors and all sizes for women, small -women and misses. Extra Bpecial value at $35.

Millieeryoe Sale- For this week we offer over 125 choice hats, the latest modes and the finest trimmings, such as Paradise, Goura, Ostrich and French flowers, at the following reductions. 00 SJ? J00 ZZT.Z $2000 $15 to $18 at $20 to $25 at $27.50 to $35 at Bl use; NesrlSsreei Women's Negligees at the popular prices of $7.50, $8, $9.75, are most charmingly designed of Crepe de Chine, Georgette Crepe, Satins and Taffetas. In either the severe Grecian styles or these more elaborate, also Imported copies trimmed with new Net laces, combined with ostrich, swansdown, flowers and ribbon. The latest fashion suggestions are exemplified in our complete assortments of Popular Prices. It is not a question of what kind of a Blouse you want you are sure to find it here, whether you want to pay $3, $5, $7.50 or $10, you can rest assured you will receive the best value.

Just now we are showing handsomest new Blouses, Crepe Georgette with hand-drawn effect, embroidered or combined with delicate laces you want to see them. $395 up Sweaters selection of Sweaters embraces known style and materials that stylish. wool Sweaters at $5.00 up. Angora Sweaters at $10 up. Silk Sweaters at $4.75 up.

Silk Sweaters at $10 up. Knit Sweaters at $8 up. for women and misses. FOur selection of Furs embraces everv wanted pelt and style. TI Tl 116.

Choosing your Furs be sure that I ll I II you get them of first quality. For lilxl. this week we offer some special reductions of which we name here a few. Compare these values. $150.00 Genuine Mink Scarf, now at $95.

(M) $90.00 Genuine Mink Scarf, now at $50.00 Genuine Mink Scarf, now at $105.00 Genuine Mink Muff, now at $80.00 CRBAfHBR. Mr. and Mr. Howard. Boy.

1332 Barf Sixty-fourtli Umt. Ootober eiEUiIAlTK. Mr, and Mr. Charlta Boy, 83 Wutt Nuitj-atKnd atreet. Noveoilier EVAN Mr.

and Mm joiin Boy, Uil Wert Sty- third ttrevt, 6 OUITTiCHya, Mr. and Mi-s. T. Daughter. 720 emmon street, ovwnber 2.

llKlLSAMih. Mr. and Mr, I'ranrlatn, Mughtar. Saiiu Section No. tU.

November 4. KANAIUAN. Mr, and Mrs, iJaugUtar, MoUiodiat Huaiiitai Novuubor 1. KE1UL Mr. and Mia, Junh Daughter.

1023 Middleton iilace. OcUiber 2H UcKlMN. Mr. aiul Mm. Janim A.

Daughter, Maternity Hume. (Mtulwr 81. an To. Mr. and Mr a.

T. Uoy, g04 Maple Novomher 1. OKEKN. Mr. and Mra.

Benjamin, Boy. Osteopathia HiMpiul. tmtouee zi. RAMUti Mr. and Mrs.

Ygnacio, Daughter. 1515 thn Juan street. Novuiilwr a. RAMhijIvN. Mr.

and Mrs. Craten. Daughter, Ostoo- iwtiiio RtaHStal. Outolier K5 SCIUlto. Mr.

Hiul Mrs. c. DughU. 8508 South Oliv atniet. OitMw 1H.

TEBW.N. Mr. and Mia Frank J. Daughter. 1181 Cornwell atreet Notanlarr 4.

WAK1. Mr. and Mra Albert, J. Daughteg. 836 Vaf tl street.

Novemlwr a WAY. Mr. and Mra. Curl 1.. Daughter.

Los Angs le. N'ovnuher 81 WBITKHHAD. Mr. and Mm. Oeorgs V.

Daughter. 'wninii Hoeuital. Octolwr 8U. HINCII. Mr.

and Mrs, Jului T. Boy. Coonty Bo- pital, Novetuber 5. nOOljILL Mr. and Mr.

A. 0. Boy, 64S Nor licliotroMo driva Novotuber 2. DIVOnCE SUITS IT LED. BEna Carl anoliut IsaMle H.

1 I.AHK. Arthur against Mary I IX.NUAM, llucor aiiainit David IL I f'HY. Mary L. agaiimt UUUTONlliaiUi oeurga B. against Sophia Bell.

DIVORCE DEC It EES GRANTED. AIJ.MiN. Vera from WllUam B. ('HASH. Bay from Kkmeiee Z.

M1TC111ILU Daisy from Mouk. i OFFICIAL DEATJl LIST, Name and place of death Asa. Data. BLAITt, John P. Los Angelia 09 Nov.

5 HII.MK1. Awlrow Urn Angelm 72 Nov. 4 CHAPMAN, Joseph D. Los Aiwelea 8'J Nov. 0 COOK llenjutmn A.

1t Angilea 55 Nor. 5 KltH'KSON- Conrad. 1m Aiigelee 40 Nov. 8 f'Kilfl', oUve A. Iis AugoUti 81 Nov.

6 H1TU Oliver K. Un Aiwelue 72 Nov. 4 William J. Iw Angolea 58 Nov. 5 KU.Vt; llattin lt Angelm 04 Nov.

4 MOR1AN, Uiia B. Ltn AiiKelea ,.52 Nov. 4 I'MtUY, Laiuntta J. Aiigi-le 5 Nov. 8 Ht'CKKB, N.llie Angelia.

40 Nov. H.VAVKLY, Inna. Urn Anioilea. 80 Nov. 2 HOMI-iH, V11liam T.

Los AYigelca 8 Nov. II WAIU, fclvottw, Lus IT DEATHS. With Funeral Announcement. ALDKICH. Novemlwr 6, Alfred M.

Aldrtch, Ronain at Uie chaiwl of Uarrett a Organairy. BISBEE. Hie funeral of J. A. Malice will be held I he chaiwl of Bosedale Cemetery Tnmday at 2 p.

Nuvenibor 9. I'imm omit Uowura, BLAJ1L Novunber 5. 15U5, John P. BUtir, aged 60 year. Kemitlns at th chapel of W.

H. Sutch No. 1142 Smith Pigueru street. BROWN. Novemlwr 5.

at the borne of her daugliter, Mra Allwt T4iwiner, No. 8010 Harvard Umle-vard, Mra Marv Hrnwn. beloved mother of m-ward Damns, William M. Willis. Mr lawrerico Ott, Mra.

P. J. Ward and Mrs. Albert Tapueiner. sued 80 years, Pimeral Monday, November 8.

at 8 from Ht Agnes diurrh. Interment, Calvary Umetery. Cunningham O'Connor, director. CHAPMAN. November 0.

at No. 11 57 Anbwwe avenue, Jiweph eldwit and dearly beloveit sun of Mr. anil Mrs. John J. Chapman, hrutUer ot JiuuilU, Piank and l.va diaiiman.

Piineral Monday, N'tvcmlwr H. at. 8.80 a.m., fnrni the randi-nce. Fir at reet. Pulrrm.

Mmuium mass at ft. AuguMliio a Cliun Palms, at a.m. Interment, Woodlawn Cduetory. Bant Mnnlca. Cunningham O'Connor, directors, COUKN.

November 2. 1018, Harry Omen of No. tM Crocker street, brother of Isidore Cohen of S-tclle. and Ueno-unm olien of thu cilv. PuneriU aervicw will 1 held in tlie eliftyel of Faria.

Cam.ichaiil A corner Tenth, snd Flower atnwte, tills (Sunday) afternoon at 2: o'clock, interment, Hiie of Peer Canetory. EARLY. Amy Karly, aged (13 jeara. Ronwlns at Brewe Brulfieis, 855 Flgueros. FOtfTKR, In llolb'Wood.

Novanlwr 5, Abbie A. Kos-Ur aiccil 70 ymra. Funeral Monday, November 8. at 11 clock; In the chapel at Hollywood Cemetery. Friimla Invlud.

W. M. Wnitlier, funeral director. OIUJAY. I'aal away Nuvemlier 0, Edward Oildiw, aKd 77 vrars, la-loivl fHtlirr of tm.

A. L. JUuulall. Mra. Mary and W.

J. (lililay. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday, November 8, Soldier Home. nARTMA.N.

At Ijinkershlm, Novemtier 0, 1015, Mr. Chiistlna Hnrtman, airl 4H yim, beloveil wile of v. W. Martman. mot Iter of C.

llartinan, fi( loulevard. Loe Aiigeluv, and. Mr. Ida NollenliergiT of Ijinkerahlin. Pimvral aeniee from chaiavl of Hollywood Cemetery Monday, p.m.

Galea Crane, funeral dirertot KVSVS. At No. HolUnter Terrace. Ocean Fred Jwmen, aged SM mun, beloved huauawt of Mlve Jniaven. Funeral at 10 o'clou'ic Monday from late No.

7 UidUatcr Titrate. Oueun Park. Limjat. At Vix 80 12 Trinity street, November 8, Charles LetTliT, agwl seal. Kemalna at bresw brotbe.

Punernl at Nara-retie fhureti, owuer Kixth and Wall Monday at 10:30 a.m. M101IKI.L In tliia city, November 8, 1015, Thomas Jolui Mil hell, aeorl OH yim. Rrtoains at parlors of booth Boylson Kt). 1147 South Flower atrout. Funeral notice later.

NEWHART. Nnvonber 1015. Harriet Newhart, tfKemuiat the r.liapel of W. H. SiuVh C-pany, No.

S42 Figaaroa atreet. NY HOLT. Xnrtmlier 5. Oconre TAY NvholL Remakui at irlors of W. A Brown, ORB.

Wday 'vming. 5, at ranch borne neat Nurwalk, William Warren agM K2 years. Fnneral servlcea will be held Sunday, Nryvetn- be 7, at 2 p.m., at McthodUt Episcopal Cimrrh, rvmth, NorwWk, Cal. TOLK. At hU residence.

No. Nbrth Holart Ivnilevard, Novonitwr 0, Uiarliw C. Pulk, Iu the Dllth year irf hl ane. Fumral servler in Hollywood Cemetery chapel at 11 a.m. Titeaday, Novcmlw 0.

PRtSTON. At. No. 1237 West Tlurty-eUhth, place. Uiratm T.

Preston, aged 73 vara. FurKfal notice later by B. L. Overholuer-8rM Company. REYKH.

Novemlier 0, Magilalcna, Moved wife of Frank I lti-vea Kemains at the chapel of Cunningham 1 O'Connor. Funeral notice later. RUSH. Novemtier 5, 1015. Frank Rush of No.

713 Adnms street, ailed XI yeara. Funeral notice later, SCHRAMM. At tho residence of her daughter, Jlra. C. Prtle.

No. 1417 Sunect brailevard, Mr. Hamh Ellen Hrhramm, widow of th lata B. aged K2 yeHra. Remains at tho chapel of Garrett A Company.

Intern cut, Ogdt-n, LUh, BOMrX In JdM AiiKelea, Novemtitr WlUtam T. rkanea. aged yeitr. Funeral acrvlrew will be held st Bruce Brothers' cbaipel, Figueroa, Monday at 1:30 p.m. TEMH.B.

At Douglas, lola Virginia Tempi. agfd 2 year. Wemalne at E. Overholtzer-8bTJS Company. TtUTNT-LL, November 0, FTfrlerit rmttwll.

Itumaina at Breaee Brothem Sotire later. WEUKX. In this city. Mary Weber, aged 7H years. Fiinenil Miaiilay.

November 8, at 1:80 o'clock, in the chaiel of Roeeviale Cenustery. Friend invited. W. M. Struther, tuneral director.

ITTXERAI) NOTICE. South Oate Lodge, No. 820 F. A A will conveuo Novcmlaar 8, at the liKlgemom, at 1:38 for th purpoae of conducting the funeral of our late brother Hemuillin A Cook. P.

IL WinTFJ. Secretary. FUNERAL NOTICE. ATTENTION, STANTON W.R.C. The fimvral servlcea of Mary Weber will be conducted at, Reweeutle CemeUey rhaiiol Mouday afternoon, 1:80 o'clock.

By nnler of: ALLKF.v ANIHOIWV, Corps PreaidejiL LEZIR BUX ROK. Jfci rewr, IN MEMORIAIi Of our dear Elbert, who departed from us November 7, 1D14. Gone, but not forgotten. MR. ANI MR KU.

IN SIEMORIAM. ALTHOCSK. In loving renmnbranco of Daniel T. Althousr, who passed away one year ago, Ne-tembor 0, 1014. Indcpcndpnt of tho Trust.

For 175 we will fumlah silver-mounted eak, em-bslming, aliroud, hearae. limrnisiue, iierannal service, and free of rhstxd. Gleit A Martinnni. No. frft South Figueroa attei.

Ihiiea 53427 Bmadwav 27B1. We guiiraotee emliaJming for luume.nt at, Jiaif of trust ROSED ALE CEMETERY. Choice FAMILY LOTS iand BINOT.rl GRAVES for sale In thla beautiful and centrally located ENDOWED AIEMOUIAL PAKR. GUNMAN KILI-ED. bY A.

P. NIUHT WIRE.) MERCED. Nov, 6. Robert McFar-lane, a gunman with a string; of thre killings notched on his gun, was dealt a gunman's fate last nljrht by his' coustn Frank Dickinson, Who fired two loads from a double-barreled shotfrun into McFarlane's body, killing him. Dickinson was arrested.

McFarlan) was notorious throunhout the Merced River District. He killed a man 4n 883. another In 1892 and escaped hanging, and the same year killed James Tucker In Merced. He served eight years for ths crime. After Passing Many Worthless Chocks Dry Goods Salesman Is Cap lured in a local Store, After having passed a dozen or more worthless checks during the past two weeks, J.

M. Archer, formerly a dry goods salesman of Chi cago, was eauirht late yesterday auer noon in Coulter's store when he at- temnteil to tret more money on spun ous paper. When he was detected he protested innocence and then gave private detectives a hnra struggle ue fore thev overpowered him. Archer admitted at the Central Po lice Station that he has been issuing fictitious checks ever since he came to the Pacini Coast. He signed the name of H.

Walton Son to the checks, each of which was drawp for $22.60. Several days ago Archer had no trouble in victimizing three department stores. In each instance he bought something worth probably $5 and presents a check. Receiving the change, he would instruct tne cierK to deliver the goods to a fictitious ad dress at the harbor. All of the checks proved worth less.

When the mun entered Coulter's he bought a baby carriage and pre sented a check. The cashier- remenv bered a circular of warning against Archer and before giving him the change called a detective agency. Archer said he has a wife and two children in Chicago. CONGRATULATE US. City's Industrial Achievements of the Tast Year Attract Countrywide Attention.

Congratulations on Los Angeles's salient Industrial achievements during 1915 kept pouring in the Chamber of Commerce yesterday from all parts of the country. "That 130 new manufacturing con cerns have located in the metropoli tan district of Los Angeles in the year 1915 is a record that speaks for it self," read a telegram from H. Mahoney, manager of the industrial bureau of the Merchants' Association of New York. Because of the Increased Interest in the new industries exhibit, the Chamber of Commerce has decided to keep the display intact throughout this week. In connection with it there will (Jo a recital every afternoon at 2 o'clock by Prof.

Arthur Blakeley of Toronto on the organ Installed by the California Organ Company of Van Nuys. ALLEGED ACCOMPLICE. I BY DIRKCT WIRE EXCLUSIVE DISPATCH. CALEXICO, Nov. 6.

George M. Bassctt, wanted here as an alleged accomplice of W. O. Truax, said to be the head of the State arson trust in the burning of Bassett's residence here, Is under arrest at Moore, Mont, hav ing been taken on Information furnished by the Los Angeles police de-partmet. PERSONALS The following Angelenos have just arrived at Kyoto, Japan, according to a cablegram received yesterday: Mr.

and Mrs. W. L. Robinson, Mrs, Eliza Robinson and family, Miss Anna F. Stewart, Mr.

F. W. Hadley, Mrs. A. E.

Thomas, Miss Lucile Withers, E. Des-land, Rev. and Mrs. A. A.

Pratt. Miss Catherine Arthurs, Dr. and Mrs. N. Bercovltz, Col.

and Mrs. F'rank Greene, Miss Florence Pike, Miss Edna Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.

Wilson and Mr. Athurs. BUSINESS BREVITIES. tAdvertUrtng. I will make you a pair of gold-filled, rimless, Shur-on style glasses with crystal lenses, latest model without screws, never works lose when cleaning, for $2, examination included.

I make a specialty of eye strain, cause of headaches, brain fag, watery eyes, blurred vision nervous debility, squinting and scowling. It makes wrinkles around the eyes, ache in the back of your neck, if your glasses do not fit. If you have been given up I will Improve your vision, if there is any left. I make a Kryptok Invisible Bifocals, two pairs of glasses in one. No lines, a solid piece of glass for near and far vision, as low as 8.

Dr. A. M. Garfield, optometrist, 416 Grant No. 355 So.

Broadway, fourth floor. Visitors to Los Angeles should not fail to have pictures taken under the most favorable atmospheric conditions. The Steckel Studio Will continue to make Panama panels at special price of $5 and $7 a dozen. Eighteen medals, national and international; artistic indorsement. The Steckel Studio is famous for beautiful pictures of children and individuality in portraiture.

336 So. Broadway. A1932, Main 1389. We are opening new place, entire 4th floor devoted exclusively to manufacturing of buttons, accordion and knife-pleating, hemstitching and plcot edging. The latest in skirt pieatings, braiding and embroidering and ostrich feather repairing.

The Watson 525 So. Broadway. Branch office 247 So. Broadway. Main 4923 A3687.

Weaver Roofing is a strong waterproof fabric that can be applied over old roofs of any kind. Expert report and estimate without charge. Weaver Roof manufacturers roll roofing and waterproof paints, 339-341 East Second st. F2855, Broadway 784. Christmas presents made in Los Angeles.

Leather and eucalyptus por tieres, pillow covers, novelties, art skins. We also carry a full line of Indian moccasins and Navajo blankets. Suntan Leather 818 So. Bdwy. Payne's Dancing Academy, 2018 Orange at Westlake Park.

Adults' classes Thursday and Saturday evenings; Juvenile class Saturday mojfliing at 10:30. Private lessons by appointment, $2 per lesson. Phone 556G31. For quick action drop answers to Times "liners" in Times liner boxes In downtown office buildings. The locations of the boxes are printed in the first column of The Times "llnsr" section.

Ladles, don't throw away your old hats. Have them remodeled like new. Manhattan Millinery, 614 Title Guarantee, Fifth and Broadway. Furs, a complete stock. You pay less here; remodeling, cleaning, Alaska Fur 7 years at 224 Mercantile place.

Wise's button factory, dressmakers' supplies, plaiting, hemstitching, steam ep'ng'g. Orpheum b'g. F4489, By. 4088. Button Factory, plaiting, hemstitching and sponging.

New location, 420 S. Broadway, 2nd floor. Ladies, have your suits and furs remodeled, modernized, fitted. Numan Ladies' Tailor, 218 So. Broadway.

The Times Branch Office, No. 619 South Spring street Advertisements and subscriptions taken. Becker Law and Collection Agency. Removed to 40? Washington Building. City Steam Carpet Cleaning Works.

Main 427, F6229. John Bloeser. Mrs. Masson, the noted palmist of London, 322 S. Spring.

LOCAL OKFTCa, D. S. WXATHKB BUREAU, Lot Angoka, Nor, ft Reported by Font A. Carpenter, local Forecaster. At o'clock the barometer KgUtered SU.87: at tt p.m., iiO.02, Thermometer for Uie oomsponding hour ahoweS 08 deg.

and 58 deg. RelatlT humidity, 6 00 per cent. 6 114 per cent. Wind, a. eat, velocity 1 mile; p.m., southwest, velocity mile.

Highest temperature, BO dug.) lowcet, SO deg. ItalnfaU for season, LIS Inches; last seuon, ,83 of an Inch. Barometer red need to sea roveL WHATHKR CONDITIONS. The aasrarn area of high pnwMire remains tUonsry over the New Eng-bmd Httttm. and the weiUier gtmerally fair ana moderately cool rut of the MliwiiMii'lrt.

River. Wt of the MisebmlPl Hit or the weather is under the control of a uVimJwi'm which ror the region the faoilW Coaefc btumm oocuirwl 'tlday uufht In the amthwnueni uuailrant of thu low area; Uie greatest anuxuit, .01 of an inch, fulling at the Ln Angelm Hrbor. Throtiiduiut the ouUiwwt-eru portion of California Uu shower aniouutM to an average of a lilile more than a auarter of an Inch, At lit Angele of an inch ooourrod. which was the tint rain In this district for six monUu. The prmraca of this stagnant tluld of low barometer will iwmiit a continuation of uuaetUed weatlur iu Los Angulea and tkimly Huiulay, with, uroUuly light auowera, LOOAL POHEOAST.

For Lna Angeles and vicinity I Cloudy and unsettled fauiday, with el lowers; southwesterly winds, veering to nortberly. I laiuUuru California: Shower Sunday. STATE FORECAST, RAN1 FRANCISCO, Nov. tt Weather forerssti Sun KYanrlstu. Oakland and vicinity: Fair Bun- day; light wcat wind.

Hscramunto, Santa Hara and Ran Joaquin, valleys: Fair Hunclay Itelit northerly wind. Hnuthera California: Clearing Sunday; light west Wind, ARIZONA FOBMCAST. WAHntNOTON Nov. a FtrreoKit for Arisona: Cool and cliwring Sunday; Monday, fair and warmer. Yt MA I Aril.

I Nov rt I Uuluslva Disiuach frual the V. ft Reclamation (iervkaj Uguga height Culo- rauo iurer, 10.VO leeb VITAL RECORD. MAIUUAGE LICENSES. The following marrUga licensee were iwuod ytater-day. Name and age given, ALLEN WARREN.

William W. Allen, 2B; Elala Warren. 24. BRODIN KUMRIIETH. Jotin L.

Hrodine, BB; E- telia Ktwmheth, 44. BURKiv Edward C. Burke, 28; Jcan- ette rJiuyelleT, ia. CAM1'(M I1AURL Benjamin Campos, 23; Lucy Haiirt. 18.

CATO PUdllltlJi Raymond Cato, 21; Ones H. Hrobhle. 111. CAUl'llOJ CBRMAUJ. Alexander T.

Caulfteld, 60; Lucy tjormain, 47. DE NATAJJ.J PlfANL FrancBSeo da Natal, 20; lbwa Puant, 81. FAIRKIKLI LAWHON. Frank Falrfleld, 43; Emma Lawsuci, 41. nOX KINO.

William A. Frlx, 83; Pearl N. King. a. JITlNKB-TtrosrAa Eobert IL Juhnka, S3; Minnie Thomas, 11).

ALXil ITUN TAYLOR. J. Frank LaughUm, 23; Ea- tella M. Taylor, 21. MrLLARI-rCRELl.

Lwter MUUrd, S3; Daisy E. Crwrl. ai. PORTtR CREOG. William R.

Porter, 83: Dorothj M. Orrwr. it. BHMIj-uyDtt Hurt IL Biggs, 25; Ann Hide, BTEV'UVSON WRJCIIfT. Burt M.

fflevenaon, 42; Bes- sia L. Wrinht, iW. STUCK GOULU, tkorg Stuck, 72: Sarah E. Coble. WICJIT WOOD.

Earl IL Wight, 24; Emily B. Wood, 2a. miiTifS. Names, tex, place and data ot birth. ARBINOTON.

Mr. and Mm. jamn W. Boy. 2337 Mt.

Clair street. Xovenilicr 4. ABO.VHtJiN. air. ami Mm.

Collie. Boy. 8325 Wilahir lioulevard. November 8. BLOCK.

Mr. and Mrs. II. 11. Daughter.

1151 East Tiventy-second street. November 4. BOOTH. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry. Boy. 4247 Lnckwood avenueu Nuvember 4. BREWKJt Mr. and Mm.

Cheater Boy. 8:2) Tovrne vwiua Octnlier H4 BROWN. Mr. aod Mrs. Harry A.

DaittthttT. 2S8 North H'mnie Ilrae strwt. Oi-tolw 23, COBNISH. Mr. and Mm, O.

Hoy. 815 Went Tinrty-aiKth street. October 2S, Bladder Trouble Weak Kidneys A KKHAKKABLK IHSCOVERY IN MEDICAL WIKNCE THAT U1VES QIKK KKI.Kt. If suffering with Diabetes, Bright' Disease, Kidney, Bladder, Prostate Trouble, burning, smarting, frequent and painful uri nation, blood anri skin diseases, nervousness. call at once for FREE TKIAL.

The treatment 1 mild, soothing, healing and guaranteed to be harm leas. It ha Immedi ate effect. We can refer you to many well-known person that have been CUKED. Professor of Yale University state that disease of the kidney cost us 90,000 lives annually. At least 70 per cent, of these lives could he saved, or prolonged, If the early Indications were detected and treatment commenced ln time.

Analysis of the urine, microscopical examination of the blood and other bodily excretion free, tiring four-ounce bottle of urine for analysis. Come and leau-n your TRIE PHYSICAL CONDITION- Absolutely Free To All Who Apply for Treatment Within Jive Days Offer a Trial Treatment AMMOLITKLY KK.E. Come at Once, Before It I Too Late. FREE MEDICAL LABORATORY 404 Ban Fernando Bldg. (fourth Fourth and Main Sts.

Hour: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Sunday, 10 to 13; Wednesday evening, 7 to DANCING Prof. De Honey" Academy, 647 R. Broadway. Take elevator In lobby of Comedy Theater.

New classes start Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening. All modern dances taught. Ladle. 12.00; Gents, $3.00. Advanced class Tuesday evening.

Private lesson alt hour. Avoid Inferior teachers. Learn correctly from professional Instructor. Call day or evening. Prlie Hard Times Party Saturday evening, November 1J.

Fhone F28.18. Gallagher's Furniture Shop MATTRESS AND COUCH. FACTORY Upholstering Renovating and Repairing BS527! Bdwy 8775. 1263 So. Flgneroa.

Tins TIMES CIRCXJLATIOX FOB SETTEMBEP, 1915. STATU OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF LOS ANGELM, Harry Chandler, Awlirtant Omeral Manager of the Ln Angelm Times, being duly sworn, declare! noon hi oath that the following is a true and correct office rerord of the daily rlrnilation of said newspaper for tho month of seirtemher, 1915: SEPTEMBER, 1915. Coplfe. rVptembee 1 2.7nn NeiKftnber 2 H2.4I0 Hentemlier 8 2 .4 Remember 4 fl2.fl20 Peotemlnr (Sunday) 103 500 r-eotemb-f J.I'; Rertember 7 l.Jft September 8 Jl.JTO September SeptrmVr 10 W.lai September 11 Peptemher 12 (Sunday) 500 September IS IS Rtptemb-r 14 JJ rVptemher 15 J- September 11 JM;" Reptemtr 17 s-ntember 1H deotember JO (Sunday) 1 September 50 P4rher 22 si; 54.: September 25 September 20 (Sunday) 'S? September 27 SetHembee 28 Servtnt)r 20 V52 Ssotember 80 B118 Average for every day of S-nterrh-r.

11J, 7 574 Sunday only, average for September. WIS. 1O3.5O0 HARBT CHAVPLFTt. Awletant flcneral Manager, The Time. SabaerlPM and sworn to before me this 1st day of October.

1915. (Mil T. Ia. CfTAFT, Nrarv PubHe In and for th Coonty of Los Angeles, (tote Caltfomla. The Time la the enly newspaper In Lea Angele that doe not make, a practice of permitting agents, newsboy and dealer to retnrn anaold enplea la It laoe.

Neither doe It mlsbraad nnr predate It edition, nor Inflate It rlrenlatlon hy nrlntlng more roples thaa are actually aeceesary ta supply It patron. The Time' entire rtrcnlatlna I practically net, and I more gen nine and la every retpert anperler I quality to that of say at her aewapoper published la Lo Angel sw. EVENTS BRIEFLY TOLD. Landsockors. One hundred und twenty-five persons are aboard the Santa Fe second farmers' special, which is duo here from Chicago Sunday, according to advices received yesterday at tho of-lico of Assistant Passenger Trafllc Manager Byrne.

Roy Paul Owen Wulklnsuaw, 17 years oia, has mysteriously disappeared. Thursday evening he was paid for a week work at a department store and his father. C. H. WallUnshaw.

No. 3467 Glen Albyn drive, reported to the police yesterday that the bo did not rorae home. He is of the opinion that ths boy was waylaid. What Might Ilavo Boon. If the stone tile which dropped yes terday from the eves of the Court house had gone through the roof cov erlng Judge Jackson's chambers, and ir some one had been sitting In line with the missile, there might have been another story to tell.

Hut as a matter of fact the tile dented the roof i and went to smash, and the only alarm was that of the lawyers and witnesses in Judge Jackson's courtroom, who thought an elevator had fallen. Some rushed out to investigate. Y.W.OA. "Spelling Boo," An invitation has been issued to good spellers to ajipear at the Y.W.C.A. Tuesday evening to engage in an old-fashioned "spelling bee." Oapts.

Alberta Newton and Ludema Havre will "choose tip" at 7:30 o'clock. Immediately afVr Miss Carolyn Patch, "a teacher of the old school," will begin pronouncing the words from a spelling book. It is to be a "spelling war" and all young women are invited to participate. Those wishing to spell are urged to come dressed in the costume of children. Another "Homo Touch." Alert always to the need of the business girl, the Y.W.C.A.

has originated a plan which is meeting with many expressions of approval from hundreds of young women who must purchase their r.ieals away from home. Feeling that the girls were not getting a well-assorted dinner at the cafeteria, Miss Helen Labagh Johnson, lunchroom director, now serves a "Y.W.C.A. plate" consisting of meat, potatoes, one vegetable and a relish for 20 cents. The portions are such as one would have in a home. Each night the combination is changed and in this way the association feels that it Is adding one more "home touch" in the lives of young women away from home, YUCAIPA APPLE SHOW SUCCESS.

PRIZES AWARDED FOR FRUIT DISPLAYS IX FIVE SECTIONS, (LOCAL CORRKPONDFACE.) YUCAIPA, Nov. 6. The Yucaipa Apple Show, the largest and, the best ever held, is in full sway. The show opened Thursday night and, as yesterday was Redlands Day at big show, there was a large crowd in the tents all day. The attendance has been better than was expected, and tomorrow, when the Baby Show is to be held, promises to break all records.

It will also be San Bernardino Day. Rivers Bros, of Los Angeles completed the work of judging displays yesterday and announced the prize winners. Prizes were given only on the fruit displays and'thesa were divided into live sections. Two tents and one building are being used for the show, the building for the display of fancy work, art and cooking Iv the women of the valley, the big tent for the fruit display and a smaller tent for the industrial exhibits. The prize winners were as follows: Oakglen Best display, I.

Ford, box of Rome Beauty apples: Lukens ranch, Missouri Pippins; Wilshire ranch, Winesaps-Wilshire: Flynn orchards, White Winter Pearmain. Old Yucaipa Best general display, Casa Blanca ranch, including firsts on White Winter Pearmain, Winesap, Arkansas Black, Bcllefleur, Greenings, Rome Beauty and Ben Davis. First prize for best display outside district, S. B. Wright, of Cajon.

Gateway Tract all uhlrrigated Ptayman Wlnesaps. W. Davies; Arkansas Blacks, Gateway Tract Company; Rome Beaut, Gateway Company; Pearmain, E. Carter: Perfection Peach, A. C.

Ross; Fig, E. Carter. Yucaipa Best general display, G. Matthews; Rome Beauty, box, G. Pendleton; Delicious, box, G.

Pendleton; Jonathan, J. P. Fargo; King David, S. A. Wilson; Winesap, G.

Matthews; Ktayman Winesap, W. Davis; Pears, W. Davis. Plate display Quince, E. L.

Carney; Kleffer Pear, M. Jumper; Easter Burre Pear, V. Dillon; D'Ango, M. Richards; Winter Nelles, W. A.

Davies; Delicious Apples, Yucaipa Company; King David, J. Matthews; Htayman Winesap, W. Davies; Rome Beauty, I. Ford, and G. Matthews; Winesap.

I. Ford and W. W. Edwards; Winter Banana, P. LInsley; Arkansas Black, J.

W. Fulton. NOT MEMBER OF FIRM. Misapprehension of the real situation caused The Times to state last Friday that J. M.

Guerclo, who was sentenced to serve six months in the City Jail on conviction of having driven an automobile while intoxicated, is the plumber who Installed the lumblng in the City Jail. Investigation shows that the contract for this plumbing was held by the firm of Guerclo Brothers, this concern being owned solely by V. W. Guerclo. The latter is a brother of the man who was sentenced, but states that J.

M. Guerclo has absolutely no connection with the plumbing concern, although he has worked for it occasionally, and did work on the Jail plumbing under the contract held by Guerclo Brothers. GYPSIES HAVE OVAKREL. (LOCAL COMPTON, Nov. 6.

Marshall Stone was appealed to this morning to settle a dispute between a band of wandering gypsies and ended the arguments by ordering the whole bunch out of town. The wandering tribe arrived In town early and two of the head men Immediately hunted up the Marshal. Gypsies generally take all their troubles to the head of the camp but It seems the decision made by the head nian in this case was unsatisfactory to both parties and the Comp-ton marshal was asked to settle the trouble. The question involved was who owned a string of horses, traded and retraded by the gypsies, and after listening to the excited Jargon for an hour Marshal Stone gave up in disgust and told them to "heat it" Many splendid houses, located in desirable residence districts, are daily advertised in the "For Sale Houses" columns in The Times "Liner" jicction Ostrich Boas Exceptionally good value in curly ostrich feather boas in color combinations, gray and white and black and Special at $90.00 GenuineMink Muff, now $85.00 Genuine Ermine Scarf, now $35.00 Genuine Ermine Scarf, now $100.00 Genuine Ermine Muff, now $75.00 Genuine Ermine Muff, now $35.00 Sitka Fox Scarf, now at New Perfect System in Ladies Tailoring In introducing my new system I am making the greatest reduction In my prices that ever was made in this city for high-class Suits and Coats. Prices $27.50 and up per suit or long coat.

(Former prices $15 to $25 higher.) A full guarantee with every garment. M. NORDIN 331 West Third Street, Corner Hill. SILK DRESSING SACQUES AT at at at at at 50.00 Tuberculosis is Stubborn and oftn does not yield a patient and doctor think It ehuuld, even when the bent of care le taken and every natural aid to relief made uee of. All medical expert agree that reet, fresh air, pure food and hygienic living surroundings are essential.

Yet, in many cases theee measure do not bring the di-gired results. Under such circumstances we feel Justified In suggesting a trial of Eckman' Alterative. It ha given relief to many sufferers from tuberculosis, ind often ha aldpd In a recovery. One constituent I a lime salt, so combined with other helpful Ingredients as to be easily assimilated by the average person: and, since It does not contain anv narcotic, opiate or hahlt-formlug drug. It us Is not attended with danger.

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