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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

Aln't pluneinE this year mueh.s
That eswsde Pete JorEcnno. %
the " Augustus HeluEe group q
butte miners. had cleared up $4,000
IN one nights faro game at TN
mans did cause a sensation. for u
Waa the largest winning recorded
Tor "A week
SeWH Of biz losses had frequently
leaked from the shattered gaming
houses. but the big swede'a vim
ming against the bank was turning
"a etabiea.
NEW YORK STOCKS START DAY
The day IN Saratoga opens At 10
O'Clock with the Nes York Stock
Exchange. At that time q string Of
sparkling carriages aud automobiles
begins 90 wind into Broadway from
fashionable cottage district and
from the aWagEer hotels Each de-
posita some tense. featured man or
woman al the doors af one u the
branch houses ~ large New York
brokerage firms Leased telegraph
wires are beginning to tell Of the
opening quotations for securities.
Dapper boys are marking the fig
urea on the boards and soon tho
furious campaign for gain without
equivalent ia on.
stock speculation Is the game for
ali those who can afford that sort Of
gambling until ! o'clock. when. be-
tween ffensied study 81 dope
sheets and puzzliug ever race pro-
grams the army Of fortune seekers
eats and drinks.
study OF the product OF the conn
msrciai era. II shows in a small
are aaii Of the phases ~ modern
American nigh" life. n Be- a picture
Of luxurious probability and limit
less extravaganza which would not
be out Of place 90 n companion piece
for onr Of the old masters concep-
tons 81 ancient Rome's feastinE
and revelinR. before the fall.
At THE TRACK.
After lunch the race track is the
mecca of ell transient Saratoga.
There IN the course Of four hours
six maddened ouslauRhts are made
on the goddess ~ fortune, and a
pile 81 wealth large enough 10 match
a hayHtaek II forked over and over
until finally the bulk OF u remains
neatly packed In the eapaclous tin
boxes OF the coatleHs bookmakera
IN escenea common to an race
tracks are here intensified. for this
struggle with chance is the more
desperate in that Il Is Intended to
recoup losses ia stocks or At the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

was stilt undaungted. Eighteen
months later he married again.
within year baby came 20
brighten his home. But In his af-
flictcd condition Dora found II very
hard to support his wife aud child
and saving money was out OF the
question. Then Mfa Dora offered
to return To her parents until after
the young husband had been admit
tod 60 the bar. This was finally
deemed wise and they separated for
the present.
3ut the man found life not worth
the living without hts wife and baby
and grew more and more deapond-
emit Hrooding over his troubles. he
finally decided to take o. shortcut
ont OF them nil. Kissing the picture
OF his1Mlfe aud child he swallowed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14
aAMnLINa Ar Inan FrynR.

GAMBLING AT HIGH FEVER
With the shades OF night comes
the sparkle Of atarchcd linen and the
flash % color and powdered shout
deere. Jewels are rejecting hack
rays from the street lamps. The
gambling day has only begun.
The rich. who are known 90 the
~iookouta." so 10 CRufieidH
IeNery man has his fair compans
Ion. They are deciding uhat the
nights limit shall be. They dinn IN
tho great red rpom which adiaina
the gaming parior. fifty dollars IL
not too much for q meal or two.
over the coffee shc discusses the
day with the wife Of their table
companion.
The men adjourn 90 the gambling
70 motto win bach the price Of the
dinner" ~ they say.
DINING ROOM TO RouLEr.
Two hundred men are doing the
"a nothing. or trying 10. Nine
touiet wheels are singing. Two faro
dealers are manipulating the box
Hours pass The women retire
aione 20 the hotels 60 play bridge
la their rooms. The men IinEsr.
writing their checks for Thousands.
OF eaabinE In for hundreds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14
LAST FARE WELL TO
VICTIMS

SAN DIEGO Cal. Aug 1.-THE
final memorial services for tho VIE
tins OF the Bennington disaster
were held here this morning. and
attended by ali the Bennington sur
vivors and officers aud crew OF the
flagship Chicago.
Brief addresses were made by His
hog Kendrick. episcopal. OF Art
soma. and Chaplain Stone. OF the
Chicago
Both the Bennington and Chicago
leave this afternoon al 4 o'clock.
On their way ont of the harbor they
viii stop opposite the burial grounds
on Point Iona. where the victims
are buried. and viii fire a salute.
A detachment will 60 ashore and
flowers viii be strewn By the sail
ors. The ceremonies viii concluded
~ the sounding Of taps By the ma
rine guard.
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mo | DID NOT
ATTEMPT SUICIDE
Mrs. KrpAiFlcA

Herbert Kirkpatrick. who was
struck and badly injured late sat.
urday afternoon by Nesler Way
cable ear az Twenty FIRST and Yes
her Way. while attempting GO res
cue his wife. who had stepped IN
front OF a passing ear. il now at
the Providence hospital and viii
probably recover 90 blood poisoning
dnes not set TN.
Ills left arm was broken. both
HRS mashed and his body badly cut
and bruised by the tender which
nolied him aleng for a distance.
According To the statement 81
Mrs. kirkpatrick the accounts Of the
accident published iu the other Sc
attic papers arr rank fake.
she said Monday morning. when
seen az the hospital.
There w. no excuse for a puhlieaz
ton insulting person with such
n pack Of untruths. They claimed
! tried 70 commit suicide by throw :
ing myself ia front OF the car aud
into the path 81 another. as many
had done My husband noticed the
car and spfanE 90 set me out II
the read. but was not quick enough
and was hit
AFTER making me out would -
uuk,idc the afternoon PAPER even
went 50 far as 10 east saufe doubts
ab ue0tur helnE man aud wife. Ne
have certificate issued az tho time
II our marriage five years aEo and
plenty % friends to swear to A. We
live at t2t Twenty first and not on
Queen Anne. as was claimed. Il 4
bad enough In have yenr husband
injured 50 that there l. some doubt
OF his recovery. Without this othel
unnecessary trouble.
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HARD LUCK URGED HIM TO
KNOCK AT DEATHS DOOR

BUTTE. Mont. Aus. IA pa
thetie hard luck story has been
brought Ga light by the attempted
suicide ~ Elmer Dora, who was
found IN a dying condition by his
roommate.
Dora has been trying for six
years 10 save enough money to en-
able him 90 attend a law school.
Hts first misfortune waa losing his
right arm IN n planning machine. lie
was not able to work for nearly
two years and used up all he had
saved. Three years ago be was
married, but after very short
period OF welded bliss. death roh-
he'd him OF his young bride Mcdi-
cine and burial expenses Hhd used
un al his cspitai and a sa@pd time
he found himself ponnilesh, but ne
Ia HHH HH
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EXTERIOR OF cANFIE1.D's sAR-
AToGA GAMBLING HOUSE.

element enjoyed such a furious
froiie undisturbea. Saratoga wants
gambling and certainly has what IL
desires.
The Whlrr Of the BAH In the rouist
wheel. the rattle u the dice and the
poker chips can be heard In IS
houses In various parts Of this an
Client resort from shutdown 20 the
break Of day. Hundreds Of thou
sands q dollars are won or lost
every = hours Il II one great con-
ventloH OF the devoteea Of games Of
chance. The delegates are from
every important center Of the world.
There are perhaps 10000 Of them
They are men and women Of many
tongues. Polite society. ladies' ana
gentlemen q ancient and honorable
families. captains OF finance. high"
and lev" vulgar women with the
stamp Of fast living on their
bleached faces. race ~tonta.r pix
ern." commissioners. professional
gamblers. piokpoehcta. rich acn'a
sons. rogEes ard rnscuia. they nrs
ali here. breathing the Same story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

AZ tiilfnan'H the professionals are
wunKllnE over their chip stacks. A.
the New York club young men are
trying &. beat the wheel with last
weeks salary. At the Gem boys
are drinking strong liquor in the
first roam. haHaard faced Girl "
trying to sing on a dingy stage IN
the second room. and la the rear 100
stable boys uen with their last doll
larA new aboyh. bootblacka. hack
drivers walters and whonot are
fighting the "Klondike." boDltmak-
ing. wheel or dice.
SOME DIVERSIONS.
A drunken gambler. before the
United States hotel. freuated from
drink and losses. fires four shots 10
kin the other gamblers who have
his money The police lock him up
and tell inquirera that he r. only
drunks
The weird babbie 81 eHeltaup-nt
fills the town and lts law breaking
resorts until dawn. The millionaire
IL led 90 bed BY q valet Who riba
his aching head with alcohol ana
coAxrn sleep.
A woman IN hyatafia leaves d card
table minus her rings A diHeouso-
tate drinks carboiu acid A thief
daahea through the quiet streets.
fleeing from the daylight A boy
squares with the dealer with a check
upon his mother. A fool who could
not afford TO lose borrowa enough
to get back 10 New York 10 navc
his job. The gamblers count their
profits.
This Ia one August day In Sara
toEa. II il typical Of six days a
week
h n money madness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14
By MARt.nN b. PEW.

Special Correspondence to The star.
SARATOGA. \. T.. Aus. Ia
Gambling madi
That r. tho actual condition In
Saratoxa. n has reached a stage %
Wild deiirium. Tire town d omen
wide for AN corners who have the
"cush. a. The Eamblcrs ssy There
b. no limit. Richard Garfield ac-
commodities the very rich. "HiE
RW- Sweeney viii care FOR the piker
from cents un 60 wager And
then there is the race track Tor an
cnmarAe
saruteea has established itself the
Monte carlo Of the United states.
Not la many years has the gambling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14
"Let Up on Knocking
Our NeighbOrhoOd!"
NORTH SEATTLElTES

A protest against the manner in
which Frank uaiocchi'a saloon on
First and virginia and other First
Evenne resorts are denounced by
the police and daily papers IL being
circulated Il Is signed by CeosEr
B Helgcson. +. r. Butterworth. 4
y Prentice and scores Of other wei
known First avenue business men
II Is asserted that Franks plaef
Is not tho notorious dive thFN q >
charged with being. aud thai thk
articles published In the newspa.
peFa give strangers the idea the
they cannot safely visit North Sd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

that the widest days Of western
mining town gambling compared
mildly with the furious August pace
IN Saratoga.
For "A young man Of inherited for
tune to drop $4,000 or $50. 900 In one
nights play 81 the rouirt layout az
eanfield'a aristocrutie house. or Joe
uitmAn'H more professional place. in
rot enough - cause any great ex-
eitem~nt ga the hotel piasaas neat
morning. To hear that John W.
Gates CLEARED up $4,000 In an ar
ternoonu play at the races Ia
enough to make the gamblers shake
their wise heads sadly ana say
whats the matter with John W.
gaming table.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

aitle without n body guard
Now. while the papers" states
tho remonstranee. may stand pat
and be ready TO hand a bunch TO
anyone whom the police may have
4 In for. regardless OF the facts In
The case. We are getting tired OF
having this part Of the city CHASED
~ a resort and rendezvous OF thugh.
prostitutes. esc. when as a matter
81 fact - have the most orderly
and law abiding citizens IN Seattle
An investigation OF the number
Of arrests made In this section will
prove it
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

lead franchise 10 |
= n. as certain members OF =
4 the council claim, Mr.. Moore \
= aud myself were blufflug when =
= We asked for street car =
4 franchise why don't they call 4
4 the bluff by granting t. The =
4 money Is ready TO build the 4
4 system We proposed even now 4
= II a proper franchise is grant =
A ed ID. H. Gilman. \
y
tttttt tNtt 49, =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

cd this morning to prosecute Rob-
ert Irving, associate editor Of che
New Yorker. for alleged criminal
libel in a printing story connecting
the name OF Rhinock with Alice
Roosevelt The case was continued
70 August 16.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

iaudanum. Physicians worked hard
over him and now believe that he
has o chance FOR his life. Dora ex-
presses himself az glad that his at
that he viii make another trial Of
life.
since my wife went away" said
he. = have been most unhappy. She
IL an angel. and ! love hcr dearer
than rfe"
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Are We
Right?

We appoint you a committee o. one
20 make a rigid examination OF TIE
following cut rate on drugs. Your
presence here tomorrow viii decide
your appreciation Of our deep eutA
Fsnahyu1ol Tooth Paste ....-.. Zoe
Antissptic Tooth Soap. 2se boxes
Tor ..-...ssss ...- -.sssss-ss gf
Harlem oil. Zoe bottle .....,... lie
Or. Parkss Liver and Kidney Cure,
special 81 90 size for -....... Sic
Furniture Polish. 25c size .... f5e
Tasteless Castor OIL. sc bottles
.--..--.s..sss .-ssss. -sss.ss tDf
Horliek's Matted MIX. 500 size
-..s.....ssssss.. $500 r.bG
DR.. Mercks German Blood Remedy.
a three weeks treatment. ffz5
gixe special AZ ....---... s5e
Are We right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

DENVER. Colo. Aug. 1.-THE
annual national convention OF
began this afternoon. I'm
portant work will begin tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

Fcheming and eoutriving to DO the
impossible and beat the game.
u la the sheereat money madness
Those who should know ten me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

VICTORIA. y. g., Aug. it--Geo.
Collins took the stand himself to-
day 70 dispnose waitiuRs evidence
on the California law IN its appli-
teatIon 20 exffadition-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

Il VIII pay you to call at our
store and sec the display of suits
that We are selling for $3.50.
These suits We're formerly sold
for Sla50 and $500. They are
the odds and ends OF our sum-
mer stock.
X. LEWIS a CO.. 700 First Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

uyoLL AuE. 1.-THE TAFT tartv
arrived this evening. There was a
cereEnonious reception.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

NEW YORK. Aug 4-Congress-
man Rhinool. OF Kentucky, appear
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FASHION and VEAL TIL IN THE Swirl
OF DELIRIOUS RIOT OF GAMBLING AT
SARATOGA, AMERICAS MONTE CARLO

SIX DAYS IN THE WEEK oEVo TEo TO a NERVE ssATrERIHe
Jousr WITH THE GODDESS FcHANcE
TICKLE mooo-TgNs or DOLLARS FLUNG
AWAY HORSES RouLEr or THE STOCK
MARKEr-raE PLUNGE BECOMES MAonENlNe uN.
DER THE GLOW OF ULEcrR &c LIGHTS
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25

FOR SALE
Three acres finest strawberry, alfalfa
and vegetable land in Southern California,
directly on car line; plenty of water piped
to land and furnished free, with land a
real snap at $3.50 per acre. Stop paying
rent Get out where the chickens and
berries will thrive. Call and us early
ROSS G. LINDSEY,
31i II, w Hellman Building,
Fourth and Spring.
Phones-Home 1862; Main 4s22.
FOR SALE-RANCH AT A SACRIFICE.
S6500; 13S acres good land fenced and
cross fenced good siX-room ranch house,
large barn and outbuildings; As acres
planted to alfalfa, and so of grain,
crop off which will harvest $1,000 inside
three months; plenty of water; stock,
tools and implements.
f. e. WOODLEY e. CO,
4521a South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25

H. Brunn and Harry Pamer-Lots "A and 46,
Atlantic Avenue add ....,...,.................$ $40
l.. u. NJ. Brainerd and II. r. Brainerd TO
Axel Nordfelt and Petronella Nordfelt-Lot ~,
block !, Montana tract $40
Title Insurance and Trust company to
Stephen Sullivan-Lots SO and 81, South
Park Avenue Home tract No. 2....... $40
A. Ii. Artherholt and Lottie Artherholt to
e. c. Weisenhutter-Lots l, and 3, Allen
& Rhea addition .................- -. SlO
Eliza e. Brewer and Minnie Koelkepeck
to Henry e. Denker--Lot 8, block 4, Kinney
Heights tract ;:...,....;''...;;' :..''S1o
Kerckhoff to l.. o. Interurban Railway
ompany-Undivided half interest in strip
of land 100 feet in width, being part OF
section 80, township ! south, range y
Mutual Realty company to Minnie Siegel-
Lot 265, Interurban tract. 500
David Lewis Burke, Claudine Weaver
Burke James King Burke and Willetta
Burke to Louise Putnam-Lot 267, Burke
Bros addition No. to Figueroa street
subdivision ..............'. go. GOV
John r. Laying to Rose Potter-Part lots
15 and 16, block b, j. w. Browning's sub
Union Trust and Realty company to will
tract: lot 1S, block 2, c. V. Hall tract. 81
william II. Cook and Jennie Cook to
C. f. Whittier-Lots l, and 3, Couverley
Title Guarantee and Trust company to
Lille B. Nordheim-Lot 40, Calktns' Fig
ueroa Street tract ...........,... SlU
Edward William Pearson and Adelaide
Isabel Pearson to William Henry Perry
Part Rancho San Antonio. .......... SIC
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
BUILDING PERMITS

Superintendent Backus yesterday issued
building permits as follows:
Adair street, 3643-H. V. Henderson, own
er; S. Brossmer, builder; one-story' four
room residence, $500. o,.
Alameda street, 5Os N9rtnNJ0h1 at1ons 70 Can. ana.
story, frame storehouse. $50.
Avenue Fifty-eight 1913 East-William
Barker. owner and builder; one-story' frame
Adams street. 1929 west-Mrs: Mary j.
Rankin. owner; ]. r. Watson builder; one
Aivarado street 42O south-Mrs. P. D.
Holabird, owner A. s. Ralph; builder; al
teratons to frame RESIDENCE SloO: G
Brooklyn avenue, 1622-Thomas 5. Wads-
worth, owner and builder; one-story, i've
room, frame residence, $1100
Fourth street, $500 East. Ed. Carey,
owner and builder; one-story, frame store
Forty Forty@sixth street. 1926 west-Frank H.
Bradford, owner and builder; one-story' SIX
room frame residence, $l7OO.
Forty sixth street, east of Compton ave
nue--Frank j. Chase, owner; Frank Brad
ley, builder; one-story, fve-room, frame res
Fifty eighth street. near Hooker. H.
Flfer. owner; G, W; Pike; Pike, 6uilaeG; feG3 one
Howard street, S3O--Jeanette Agoure,
owner; Star Building company, builder; one
story, four-room. frame residence, $500.
Howard street. SS2-Jeanette Agoure'
owner; Star Building company. builder; one
story, four-room, frame residence $500;
owner; c. Weesner, builder three-story.
sixty-three- room apartment house, $1,000.
La Sale avenue. 2122-E. M ogden, own
er; S. Ogden, builder; two-story' seven
room, frame residence, s975O.
Ninth street 2175 East-Playan & Co..
owners and builders; one-story she'd SlOO'
Orme avenue, near Hollenbeck avenue-C.
W. Faust, owner and builder; one-story, six
room, frame residence. $1,000 ,,,...,,
Pecan street, 325-Mrs. Bertha Mitchell,
owner; C. f. Mitchell, builder; alterations
to one-story, frame building, $50. ..
GtO
seventh street, between Boyle and Soto
streets-J. Gushing, owner and builder; one
story, two-room, frame residence, $3.50.
stephenson avenue 223O-A. A. Chevailler,
owner; r. n. Lamberth & Co, builders; Two Two
story, twelve-room, frame residence $4,000
Stanislaus street, 1l07-J Wesley wilson,
owner and builder; alterations to two
story, frame residence, $50. ,
Sixth street, 116-12S West, and Spring
company of Los Angeles owner; Leonardt,
builder; seven-story office building OF brick
and steel. Sl70,000.
Third street west OF Figueroa street.
a-haf-story, six-room' frame residence
'4Tyy Twenty-third street. 1869 west-RIchard
Burford, owner; Joseph Lussier' builder
Twenty first street, 1888 West-Paul H.
Muskat, owner and builder; story, SIX
room, frame residence, $1,000.
Thirty eighth street, 1887 West-W. G
Harris owner and builder; one-story, six
room, frame residence. $4,000.
Vestal avenue, 1927-Frank A. Garbutt'
owner; F. W. A. stock builderi one-story'
three room. frame residence, $500.
Vestal avenue, 129S-Frank A. Garbutt,
owner: F. w. A. Stock, builder; one-story
three room, frame residence, $500. ..
Vestal avenue, 1917-Frank A. Garbutt,
owner; f. w. A. stock builder; one-story,
three-rOom, frame residence, $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
STATE OF TRADE
Review of Business Conditions by Dun
and Rradstreet's
d. Aeeociated press,

BY Associateu ITese'
NEW YORK, March 2A-Dun's Re-
view tomorrow will say:
Spring trade responds 10 seasonable
weather, and shipments of merchandise
have Increased so rapidly that railway
facilities are severely taxed.
Railway earnings for the first two
weeks of March were 10 per cent
larger than last year, and foreign COM
merce at this port for the week shows
a gain of s2.O77,Oi2 In exports ana s176.-
25S In imports.
Strength is seen in the hide market,
especially for native steers.
Failures this week number 255 in the
United states, against 226 last year and
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
16 in Canada, against Is a wear ago.

16 in Canada, against Is year ago.
NEW YORK. March 24.-Bradstreets 8
tomorrow will say:
While rejecting irregularity, the VOL
ume Of distributive trade and the
movement of industry hold the increase
recorded last week. From the south
the tenor of advices is even better.
Retail trade at the large cities is liven-
ing up as spring advances. Crop re-
ports, especially from winter wheat,
are increasingly favorable.
Lumber and hides are firm and
active.
The really favorable feature in cur
rent industry is the continuance of the
heretofore heavy inquiry for all kinds
of iron and steel, crude and finished
Business failures in the United States
for the week ended March 90 number
2O4 against 1856 last week and 215 last
year. In Canada failures number IS,
against is last year.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
BANK CLEARINGS

NEW YORK, March 24.-The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for the
week ended March %, with the percentage
OF increase and decrease as compared with
the corresponding week last year:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
FOR SALE
Live stock-HOrsss. Mules, Cattle

Live stock-Horses, Mules. Cattle
TO LET-BERKsHIRE PIGS IN LOTS OF 2
20 on equal shares Apply soon 10 VIII
LIAM NILES. Washington and Maple ave.
JERSEY FAMILY COWS; INsTALLMENTS
or cash NILES, 450 E. Washington.
Live Stock-Poultry, Birds, Dogs
FOR SALE WHITE THOROUGHBRED
bulldog, three years old and Of excellent
breed. Address llSl u. ADAMS ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
Canada
s62,O54.6Os as

Total Canada. S62054,60s ass ....
Balances paid IN cash.
80 Not included In totals because containing
other items than clearngs.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25

Senator Platt OF Connecticut belongs to the
dime novel reading class Of United states
senator's,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
suburban Property-HOlIywOod

NICE LEVEL LOT. 5Ox146. WITH CEMENT
curbs. graded streets and sidewalks; conven-
lent to school, church and car line; located
between Western and Vermont avenues,
Price $500; SIS cash, $40 monthly. CHAS.
8. MANN, 3l6 West Fourth st.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-25
Furniture

Fer SALE-CANE SEAT DINERS s5c
high chairs, 81; extension tables, So; 100
piece dinner SETS $3.50. worth $40: SIS
9x12 Smyrna rugs. S12.5O; 9x9 granite
rugs $500; carpet sweepers, s225; stands,
81; rockers, S1.S5; three-drawer chiffonier.
s3.75; SIS Princess dressers for SIS; la
dies desks So; mantel folding beds,
1880; two burner gasoline stoves. $685.
linoleum soc: oil cloth, 30c. You can
save 25 per cent by buying your furniture
here j. M. OVERELL, 652-654 South
Main sreet.