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Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-30
NV e SELL THE EARTH"
BASSETT & SMITH.

FOR SALE
4-room cottage. S. W.: $17oo; $500 cash
$40 month.
5-room cottage, s. W.; $2100; 5000 cash
6-room cottage, s. w.; $1,000; $500 cash
$25 month.
groom cottage, s. W.; $500; $500 cash
S25 month.
7-room cottage, S. W.; $2300 cash.
8-room cottage s. W.; $4,000; $4,000 cash.
Groom house, s. W.; $700O S2500 cash.
10-room house s. W.; $4,000; $500 cash;
$50 month.
Cali for our list of beautiful cottages
and bungalows, southeast, on easy
terms.
LOS ANGELES REALTY CO.,
414 Rryson block.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-30
PHYSICIANS

ALL KINDS OF ELECTRIC TREAT
ments at the Wilson Electro Institute.
static, X-ray, Violet ray, galvanic,. fara-
die, sinusoidal, electric light baths
scientific and vibratory massage. Free
demonstrations Wednesdays and Satur-
days. The only cure for chronic all
ments. Under the supervision Of eX-
pert medical electrician with years OF
experience. Give us a trial. We will
do you good. Hours $3.50 to 5. Phone
4729. 204 MERCANTILE PLACE. rooms
40-43
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Situations-MaIe

tor wants to arrange in picking any
kind of citrus fruits in any county.
Apply to BOX SIT, Herald office.
TWO HONEST AND STRICTLY TEN
perate young men would like positions
in office. References. BOX 932 Herald
office.
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1916
FOR A FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE

Anything else you want at the
same proportion Let us have a chance
10 figure on your house We will fur
nish your plans and make house that
will suit you We are pleased to refer
to any one for whom we have builded
for we leave them our friends. We can
furnish you the money II you wish
Drop in and talk 1t over with US.
tNGLEHART BUILDING CO.,
Home Phone 1866. 713 s. Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-30
FOR SALE
Houses
S33O0.
S33OO.
R93O0.

A very cozy home near Edendale
Place and Just south OF Adams; within
easy walking distance of
A SNAP good car lines large, cheer
ful rooms; handsome oak
FOR mantel fine kitchen and
bathroom; commodious
SOMEBODY. buffers pantry. This resi-
dence is practically new
and cost the owner $4,000. The lot alone is
worth $1,000 House has north exposure
and the grounds are we'll improved We
can conscientiously recommend this prop
erty as a bargain of the highest type-a
money maker from A to q. Come today.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-30
Furnished Flats

FOR S14 YOU CAN RENT THREE
rooms, completely furnished, new, ele-
CANT; housekeeping; gas range. bath,
telephone. hot water; close In. Sl
also 2O4 NORTH FREMONT. so unfur-
nished.
FOR $14 YOU CAN RENT ROOMS
housekeeping, furnished complete; new,
elegant; double beds, gas range, bath,
hot water, phone; close in. 21S NORTH
FREMONT AVE, 1874 SOUTH F1GUE-
ROA, 1908 EAST NINTH.
VENICE ENTS-BEAUTIFUL,
modern housekeeping apartments, fur
nished new, elegant, complete, hot
water private bath phone, sun parlor;
close in. 1923 SOUTH HILL ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-30
Weather Conditions

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 29.-Rain is
falling in Oregon and Washington and a
small disturbance may move southwark
along the coast Saturday.
There has also been rain or snow in
Utah. Arizona and eastward. The follow
ing high winds have occurred: Point
Reyes, so miles northwest; Farallone, 81
northwest; Flagstaff "a southwest; Inde-
pendence. 80 north Salt Lake City, 26
southwest; Tatoosh, a southwest.
Forecast
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Satur-
day, warmer; fresh north wind.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-30

FOR SALE
HANDSOME MODERN BUNGALOW,
HARVARD BOULEVARD, NEAR
WEST ADAMS STREET.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-30

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner Tenth and Figueroa streets.
Walker, D.D., at Il a. m. and 7:SO p. m.
Morning subject, Settling the Matter
of Precedence" timely topic for the
consideration of busy people. Evening
subject "Off- Guard" sermon dealing
with some curious and ever-recurring
phases of human life. Young men are
especially invited to hear this discus
sion. Strangers are given a special in
uitatinn and welcome at all our serVlces.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-30
Stores and Offices

TO LET-SEVERAL LIGHT, AIRY
lofts, each 33x75 feet. with freight and
passenger elevator service; Outside en-
Suitable for wholesale millinery, tailor,
jewelry or kindred business. Apply S45-
347 S. SPRING ST.
TO LET-FRONT OFFICE. HALF OR
desk room. Apply 20S COPP BLDG.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-30

reck & Chase Gu. unGertakers and en-
balmers: lady assistant 433 s. Hill. Te'
MaiO
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DENTISTS
PERSONALS


WILES, LAWYER, 142 BROADWAY,
OLD HELLMAN BLDG. Room 1S6.
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THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 20, 1905.
T'ime.I Bar Tn IR.a dIVellwenthst
! ! Sm: pm ss55 ESQ g e NV 70 e6EisSasFF::
Maximum temperature. 76,
Minimum temperature, 54.
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SAINT PAUL's PRO-CATHEDRALl--52S
South Olive street, opposite Central
park The Rt. Rev. ]. H. johnson, D.
D.. bishop; Rev. j. j. Wilkins, D.. D.,
assistant Sunday, October l, services:
Holy communion 7:30 a. m, Sunday
school (Catechism day. $3.50, II a. m.
sermon by Rev. Robert Renison, M. A,
second celebration of the holy commun-
ion Evening prayer and sermon 1880.
Preacher, Rev. Robert Renison, M. A.
Free sittings. Strangers always well
come at all services.
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LOOK AT THIS.

KIERNAN TERRACE.
water, all outside rooms, full of good
tenants, five minutes walk to Broad
way, 3S rooms, 26 rooms we'll furnished,
neat and clean, long lease. Owner is
tend work on our mines hence must sell
the furniture and lease. We do not
offer this house for sale to make a
profit, offer it on its merits. Price $4,000;
terms. See the owners,
McFATRIDGE BROS, 319 s. Spring st.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-30

FOR RENT-CLosE IN, AN UP-To--
date S-room house. ASS EAST FOURTH
ST. Tel Main 5456: Home 1921.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-30

Funeral directors, 8l0-Sl2 S. Flower street.
Our lady undertaken, Miss Elizabeth
Thompson, in attendance for women and
children day or night Phone Main 1927;
Home 227
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-07

ture nearly as many points as did Hahn last year He says that Annis is all unusually slow starter. but that he works up his best speed in the final sprint at the tape. He covers the forty var fully as fast as Hahn did
 Il. ;he hurdles last year there was one tigible athiete. Nicol. while there are three this year Besides Nicol, who scored in both hurdles last June. there is Hodgen. the new hurdler who has equaled the indoor record, and Fishleigh. one of the best hurdlers of the 1902 team.
 h the high jump. in which the Wolverenes scored one point last year, there are two unusual new men-Cox. the fresman who did C feet in his first indoor meet, and Leete. the mid get. who is clearing q feet II inches consistently. Cox has been kept out of all work fer month hy a sprained ankle, but is now able 10 walk again and will be in the outdoor jumps.
 This Year and Last.
 The track team this year is strong in two more events than was last years team-that is. it is better balanced; and it has been solely due to this balance" :" to the seconds and thirds that such a team can win. that Michigan has won four consecutive conferences. Besides this, in the other events, except possi- biy the dash and the weights, the team is stronger than last season. In all events except the dashes and the two mile there are more good men for each event than last year.
 What Trainer Fitzpatrick thinks of this team was shown by his announce ment that the candidates for the Penn sylvania games would receive tryouts in the shot put, broad jump, high jump, hurdles. pole vault, dash, four mile relay and perhaps in the two mile relay Though the men did not qualify in all these events, that was a much larger tryout than has been held be fore
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-07

there are two other milers-Daane, one of the three veterans at the start of the present athletic year, and Minor. a product of the squad of cross country runners, which numbers over hun dred men. Daane as freshman last year did 4:35 in the mile, while Minor ran a 4:37 indoor. mile recently and was kept off the indoor team only by the unusual number of good distance men,
 In the two mile Michigan has the freshman Rowe, who has been running the indoor mile, in which he has done 1: :32 in spite of his heavy outdoor build. There is also the veteran Stone, for two years pOint winner in the conference meet
 Annis Second Hahn.
 Trainer Fitzpatrick says thatSMichs gan's new sprintcr, Annis, may cap
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-07
GRADUATE COACHES.
Allen Will Assist Mccormack ct
 Northwestern Next Fall.

Northwestern Next Fall.
 Northwestern will begin its prepara- tion for graduate coaching this year when Harry I. Allen, captain and tac- kle of last years football team, will act as assistant coach to Walter Me Cornack This was decided upon at a recent meeting of the faculty board.
 The question of graduate coaching came before the athletic board two years ago, when Mccormack was first signed, and it was decided that upon the expiration of his contract the grad uate system would be installed.
 In order to arouse enthusiasm among the student body and find out definite ly the amount of material on hand for next year a football rally was held re- gently number of old Northwestern football stars were present.
 Baseball candidates from the profes- sional schools in Chicago combined with those of the liberal arts in q gen eral practice held at the university gymnasium in Evanston a few days ago. Ten new men reported for prac. tice, which increases the squad to over sixty. Three pitchers were discovered among the students of the professional schools-Po Pollard, Stanton and Scran- ton. These, together with Bragg. who shows great promise, remove all anx- iety concerning the position of pitcher.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-07

Chicago club has three others in Brown, Briggs and Weimer that are almost as good as Wicker, and, in fact, in naming the fourteen representatives have omitted several that are almost as good as the ones l have named.
 Tn catchers and outfielders the Ma tional league is also well supplied, and only. as said before, at the left hand ed corner, is the decided superiority of the Americans manifest. There is so evident a desire in some quarters to belittle the quality of the National league that I want to show that true analysis will disclose the baselessness of this disparagement"
 Sharp thinks the strongest nine that could be got out of the American league would comprise ChesbrO, Di- neen and Young. pitchers; Criger, catcher; Harry Davis, first base; La joie. second base; Wallace. short; Brad ley. third, and Jake Stahl. Heidrlck and Keeler, outfield.
 American Leagues stronp Point.
 He also says that there can be no question that on the left side of the dia- mond-that Is. as far as shortstops and third basemen are concerned-the American league has by far the advan- tage.
 Every club in the American league except St Louis and Washington is supplied with a first class third base man. The list of the great third cush- ion experts is really imposing. and he doubts if he will ever see their equals again in q bunch in one league.
 Jimmy Collins of Boston. Bradley of Cleveland, Conroy of New York, Lave Cross of Philadelphia, Tannchill and COughlin-what an array of splendid talent. And it makes one regret that Washington and St. Louis have not representatives in this class. If Wal lace is kept at third by McAleer. the Browns will have the peer of Collins, Bradley or any other guardian of the difficult corner.
 Shortstops.
 Look at the American league short stops. and they stack up almost as strong Parent, ElberfelG, Wallace,
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-07
BAsebaWS Merry
 ReaIm
The Boston Situation.
 Preudent Taylor Pro-
 gressiVe - American - Veryns National League Stars - Comparison cf
 Pitching StaW - The Leading Mfeldery, Etc.

There vii! be really only one team in Boston this season. With a good break in the luck and by escaping accidents the Nationals may show q little better than they did last season. but with only two old pitchers. Wilhelm and Frazer, and with three colts-Cannen. Sharpe and Delahanty-in the outfield no pen nant will ever be won If Willis doesn't show up. whom can the club get at this stage to replace him: Penney is opti- mistic, but optimism doesn't win gaEies or produce star ball players
 And when one considers that Solen and Conant, owners of the Nationals are both worth q couple Of millions it is hard to explain their parsimonious policy. How different indeed from John l. Taylor, president of the Ameri- cans, who with a pennant winning team spent nearly S15.000 in buying new players for this season,
 Is it any wonder that Boston is an American league city:
 Tim Sharr's Views
 What Timothy Sharp, the noted base ball expert, says about the relative
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-07
BILL BRADLEY, cI.EvELANDs STAR THIRD EASTMAN

abilities of the American and NatioDa league pitchers forms an interesting chapter of diamond reading.
 "It is claimed that the pitching in the American league is away above the National article, but I do not believe the difference is so great as is imag- ined," begins Tim.
 Chesbro, Dineen, Young, Etc.
 ''The best pitchers in the American league are Chesbro, Dineen. Young, Plank. Waddell, Bernhard. Donohue Owen, Smith, Powell, Glade. Donovan, Mullin and Case Patten. l believe have named fourteen of them and talk en about all the crackerjacks. although l have omitted Joss, Moore and possi- ply one or two more.
 Now. let me pick fourteen from the National league. and the best, in my judgment, confining myself to four teen, are as follows: McGinnity, 'Dum- my Taylor, Mathewson. Bob Wicker, Harper, Hahn. Philippe. Leever. Jack Taylor, Nichols, Jones, Willis and Pit finger. Every one of these is first class, Dul SOtDt Oi tutlll 1OA AHC ton the noted ones in the American league have, but are every bit as good.
 Bob Wicker.
 There isn't club in existence that can beat Bob Wicker when he is right, and his feat of letting down the Giants with one scratch hit and q shutout. think it was, has never, considering the circumstances, been surpassed. We all remember that game at the Polo grounds. New York, last summer be- tween Chicago and the Giants on a Saturday afternoon when they had that record breaking crowd, the largest crowd that was ever assembled to see n professional baseball game. Wicker WAS as cool as an icicle, and his per formance was simply marvellous. The
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-07
Mchigan HAs Star
 TiuCk Men
Weight ThrOqoers Are of First Glass Too---WoL verenes Look Like Vim ners of AnOtber Cbam- bi0nshib - FisbIeigh, Pole Vanlter---R Rose Not Missed.

The outdoor season in track athletics has opened, and college and club men are now working into top notch form for the championship meets.
 Track and field sport has taken on a big boom in the middle west this sea son, and from present indications the University of Michigan will have an aggregation of men that should prove superior 10 any other college team in the country.
 Trainer keene Fitzpatrick is willing to wager his new spring suit of clothes that the Wolverenes will win the west ern championship. duplicating their performance of year ago.
 Notwithstanding the loss of Ralph Rose, the worlds record holding shot butter as wal as first class hammer thrower. the outlook for a champion ship team at Michigan is particularly bright.
 At the various athletic meets held during the winter, both indoor and out door, several performers were unearth- ed who promise to be sure point win ners at their srecialties.
 Successor to Rose.
 The man of greatest promise, strange to say. is a shot butter, in the per son of DuEhp. q senior engineer, who has been coming steadily for three years. but on account of the great su- periority of Rose he has hitherto at tracted but scant attention.
 he indoor ,yur1aS iy1 Nfor.l ba hurled the sixteen pound ball 8 dis tance of 45 feet inches, which looks good enougn to win the western inter collegiate championship. In addition to Dunlap there is also a good second string of shot putters in Garrels. who has done 4i feet, and Alderman, with a record of 42
 Walter Fishleigh.
 At this same indoor meet Walter Fishleigh broke Dvorak's indoor pole vaulting record of 10 feet 10 inches by sailing over the bar at II feet
 Keeler may develop into fine sprint CT if he can be made to last out a hun dred yards He is a lightning starter and during the winter equaled the for ty yard record of 3-J seconds. Good win is another runner who may win a place on one of the relay teams. He has run quarter indoors in 52 sec onds.
 RebstOck is also a runner of consider able promise. He has more than ordi- nary endurance.
 On paper the Michigan track team looks better balanced than the team which Chicago came so near beating out for the western championship last year. In the distance runs Michigan Is many points ahead of last years aggre- gation- h the quarter mile the two new runners of last year. Garrels and Goodwin, are showing the good effects
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-07
Home Run For An.nn.

Pop Anson was recently elected city slerk Of Chicago at the annual election. The city clerkship pays $15.000 year. That beats any baseball salary Anson ever earned playing first base for Chi cggo.
 Talking about his election, sPOp says, [" Twas a home run
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-07
Mecraw Is Content.

Manager McGraw of the New York National league champions is' not de veIoping many ''pDenoms" these days of doubt and much anxiety. He seems 10 be contented with the veterans he has on hand.
 As long as they can deliver the goods" he will have nothing to fear McGinnity, Mathewson and Taylor will probably do the bulk of tbe pitching again this season. although 1t is said that Ames expects to take his regular turn on the rubber, while Wiltse should do better work in the pitchers position this year than he did last season if one can believe half he hears. The rest of McGraw's team have come up to ex- peetations In their work thus far.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-07

George Davis and Cassidy are wonders in their line, but Monte Cross, Turner and O'Leary are not wonders.
 When you compare the third base men and sbortstops of the National league with these marvels there is real ly no comparison as a whole, although it must be conceded that the Nationals have in Dahlen, Corcoran, Wagner, Tinker and Shay men of very high class as fielding shortstOps. There is a dearth of third basemen, for while Leach, Steinfcldt, Brain, Devlin and Casey are fair none of them except Tommy Leach would be rated as strict ly. r. st class.
 .at-s where the American league has most decided advantage and will have for a year or two yet until some of inc coming stars of inc National have arrived.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-07

of years training. In the half M.chi- gan has two men in the two minute class instead Of oae, Mother" Hall of last years team These two men are Ramey. new half mi'er. and Waite, q man who has beea training at Michi- gan over fluT years. Waite's ease Is odd in fhaI be bas been running for pleasure more than athletic honors anf has not competed al all in some years
 Crack Ken For t!ss Mile.
 h ~" n..ie there is Coe. the 4:29 man. wi; E e%i@.ence was not even suspected l,efore ;he Indoor season be gan. He is 9.e e.gStes: man Michigan ever had lu i..,s event Besides hin,
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-07
H.wthorn.,. Pacing sister.

The two-yeaROld sister of Haw- thorne. 2;0e54. is a natural pacer and fast at the gait
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SIPS to Buffalo, N. Y.

And return. via Nickel Plate road,
from Chicago, July s, 8 and 10, with
extreme return limit of August 4, b5
depositing ticket. Stopnver allowed
at Chautauqua Lake points. Also
lowest rates to Ft. Wayne, Cleveland,
Erie and other eastern points. Three
trains daily, with first class equip
ment. Meals served in Nickle Plate
dining cars, on American club meal
plan ranging in price from 35c to S1.OO
also service a la carte. No excess fare
charged on any train on the Nickle
Plate road. If contemplating an east
ern trip, write John Y. Callahan.
General agent, 1l3 Adams ST., room
298, Chicago, III. Chicago depot, cor.
ner VanBuren and LaSalle Sts., the
only passenger station In Chicago on
the Elevated Railroad loop. 1872
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Strawberry Shortcake
News trom Wilbur

Another heavy rain visited this sec
tion of the country Monday, making
it almost impossible to attend to the
corn.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Conwell Olson last Friday.
The commissioners held a meeting
in this vicinity last week to look over
the dipping plant, and decided to do
away with the private affair and in
stall one by the county of the origi-
nal capacity, which makes it more
satisfactory.
School election of last Tuesday re.
suited in Mrs. Siddons reelection as
clerk.
Miss Alice Mclaughlin of Kimball
is visiting in this neighborhood.
Chas. Balzer made a business trip to
Chamberlain last Saturday.
Thomas Miller of Torrey Lake is
picking as high as 100 quarts of straw
berries a day.
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Information Wanted

We find the following running for
some weeks in the Pukwana Press:
FOR SALE CHEtP-Unc single iron bed,
mattress and spring and one baby cab 20 cart.
all good as new, Inquire Mt this Office.
a single bed and and a baby cab
wont hitch very well and we advise
Harry to separate the srticles before
advertising. incidentally, we have
been wondering somewhat If these
are remnants of the boys single bless
edness, and If SO, whether the baby
cab wasn't a "tlyer" not justified by
subsequent events.
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Huge Task

1t was a huge task, to undertake the
cure Of such a bad case of kidney d.
sease, as that Of G. +. Collier, Of Cher
okee, Ia, but Electric Bitters did it.
He writes: s'MY kidneys were so far
gone, l could not sit on a chair with
out Il cushion; and suffered from dread
full backacne, head ache, and depress-
ion. In Electric Bitters, however. I
found a cure, and by them was restor-
ed to perfect health. l recommend
this great tonic medicine to all with
weak kidneys, liver or stomach. Guar
antecd by e. E. Miller. Price soc.
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john I3yan-the old and original
John Ryan in these ~parts-called up
on the editor Of this paper personally
Saturday and paid his 23rd subscrip-
tion to the GRAPHIC, MI. Ryan being
n of the few charter subscribers to
the GRAPHIC now on the list. Men
ton of Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan's visit here
from their present home at LeMars,
Iowa. was made last week.
The pump ruds pulled apart in the
city we'll Saturday night or Sunday
and it was the dickens own Job to fish
out the broken end. If the outfit
holds together until the new plant is
put in the town will be in luck. With
every lawn hydrant in the town closed
tight 1T wont pump enough water to
supply the ordinary consumption, and
if a bad fire should break out nobody
knows what would happen. Isn't
likely anyway that much would hap
pen to the fire.
The mill started running again
Monday after a shutdown OF several
weeks. +. M. Zemlicka, the new pro-
prietor, has put in a lot of the latest
and improved machinery and is pre-
pared to make flour these days as good
as the best. Since L. \. Foote dis
posed of the property thousands of
dollars have been expended on the
mill and it is now one of the best tit.
ted roller mills in this part of the
state. AS such, it should receive a
heavy patronage. Anyhow, use Kim
ball flour.
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ABad Scare

Some day you will get a bad scare,
when you feel a pain in your bowels,
and fear appendicitis. Safety lies in.
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, a sure cure
for all bowel and stomach diseases.
such as headache, biliousness: costlve-
uess, etc. Guaranteed at Miller:s drug
store, on 25c. Try them.