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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18
Star Want Ad. Agencies

Nan, ad. office, Haeley's Drug
store, Second aud Pike. Phones,
Sunset eoeoi Ind. ii53
c. N. Lehndreft, cigar store. eis
Second Avenue.
Quaker Drug Store, lots First Ave
p. y. mullen. al Ballard Ave ep'
pOsite City Hall.
Fremont Drug Co. Ewing street
and Fremont Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18

FINE WATER FRONT Farm
r acres 81 the finest water front OFT
the sound nice Groom piaHtefrd
house. good barn. sheds poultry
houses. etc Al soil part valley
fine running stream. This place must
be seen 10 he appreciated. There f.
nathiur nicer. mile ~ water front
Price 81 90.
T. J. HpHENOtE,
$50 Arcade uldF.
Phones Main ligJ aud A CiL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18

WILL Buy.
4 small cottage. modern ard near car
line VIII pay 81 cash and 80 per
month Address - 10. ears Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18

Will. BUY
a or t-roorn cottage. modern Must
b. a bargain. wal pay cash. Adz
dress u 8 care Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18

s-.o9,a eeuss. - cash. Us per month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18

To CASH. Buys % acres. all neafiy
F level Z acres cleared balance jas
tufe. young orchard. small frultH
room frame house. several nutbnlid
inFH close a. school ana usighhofH
/ COW chickens tools aud household
furniture Eo With place.
ROBERT MALTHY.
eisseo.@i Alaska building
cLoaE.IN farms and acrsaEs, 80 i.er
acre. Some Improved hsilluE 9ut
g. The , eSnsf. h'llm"H' IN TIE l'@s ,i
FIFTEEN ACREa an IN pasture. no
iasn. minutes Walk from depot
atorea poatoffice and good school /.
ROBERT NALTBY.
neaaosUi Alaska building
rREE CAMPING sIrEs on take
Washington. n,sytifui groves. fias
water front lots from 80 70 ~ each.
on terms Of = down, balance 81 pei
sese fiys-eent fare ~ bg2lpg
wsshi,r,S S,h street saS to Atlantic
City Addition and see Griffin AZ
larEs new store, or call Rooms ia
Times block IT
COUNTRY HOME 10 acres. highly
improved. miles south broom
dwelling. large orchard one acre in
atra Nberriss. large barn. several out.
buildings bod
ROnEnT MAiTnN,
1000 81 Alaska building
SEVERAL. THOUSAND ACRES or
0O0u HOMESTEAD LAND OPEN
ron HET~rt.sMENT. this land vii
produce all kinds - crops Without
Irrigation. wheat 81 % a. bushels 60
the acre So for i@ ACRES or
THfH FINE LAND. only a few miles
frufn railroad and town. Dozens Of
s~ffiefa coming IN every day. naut
put fhia oft tut come M AZ nnFe
nof.f.Er rs CO Pioneer nlk TT
WATEn FRoNT-1 acr~s az steam
boat landing partly Improved small
house. several outbuildinEa orchard.
nice creek san
uOHFnT MAtTnT
asszn- ~ Alaska Building
Lard IN Douglas aud King counties
tEuiamrn ard lots IN ballard ard &c
attic A large list - select from
a ThnmpHnn 10 Jefferson Place
ballard Phone ballard tei Is
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n.rk.

PuaEf soCaD NATIONAL aANK
OF EEAT-1 LIZ
Capital stock paid tn. II 60. surplus
-. 90. J. Fgfth. pres y Guid.
smith. Vice pres. r. Y hnksng.
cashier. correspond eats O. principal
cities of the United States and
Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18

Those Who miss visiting The Star
theater this week miss a most re-
markable feat performed by De
yelo in his cage Of death Searls
and Rockwell In a little playlet
are a laugh from start 20 finish.
and Brydon'a dogs show what won
dcrful tricks can be accomplished
by the proper training The Busch
family. which contains two little
children. are clever acrohats. and
Eva Thatcher. the Irish lady re-
ceiyog due applause Leslie Pomeroy
ainEa an illustrated song. and the
siaraseope. which presents a beau
uful Biblical scene OF Daniel the
Prophet ends the bill Next week
the chief attraction will be Arnoldo
and his trained dogs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18

sWedlah movement massage given 10
patents az their hoWe - profession.
al nurse. Phone Afaih f7g7. or cali
f6fI Main "a 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18

EEMNf.k diseases 81 ever a&kufs
clan free FarfssNsW furk Mrdlcai
Institute Office Es#tahruak Hidk
usW entrance III Union. b@tuesa
Second and Third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18

Pains monster spectacle. Last
Days Of pompeii- viii be- seen az
the circus gfoanda next week. start
ing Monday night For ten years
Pains apeeiaelea have been exhibit
81 IN the east. aud nov. on this
first tour 20 the Pacific coast. Last
DAYS 81 pompeil' Is duplicating its
sensational success ia New York
The management promises the
greatest display 81 fireworks and
the most gorgeous outdoor pageant
ever witnessed In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18

Several choice desert claims for ldcas
ton. Come IN al once N you wish
20 get 80 acres Of land that will be
irrigated IN tho near future. 9all
and join tho next party.
Ci9.Gl0 Pioneer Hook. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18

10 sarh-t tots in Woods south rtTt=
nlan. grern Lake wnfa tluund e.
advance in value g cash. fia 80
fHnnth Miii sell one 90 all or VII
aaM one GatO Tor 10 The Realty
ssrurifv Co. wf.s-a Hnntun Hinek
Nafh phones Matn tlS
s-ruufn COTTAGE. on leased Eroand sell
ebHan. PARTY wants "a leave taWH
iNa 10Th south Is
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30
TO HONOR MEMORY
OF DEAD SAILORS
Elaborate Preparations Being Made for
Observance of Decora-
ton Day

An elaborate program is being ar
ranged for the observance of Decora-
tion day (May 3O) i'm Los Angeles and
surrounding towns.
A meeting was held at the chamber
of commerce yesterday afternoon to
prepare for honoring the memory Of
dead sailors. Those present were: r.
H. Cass, representing the chamber Of
commerce; Captain e. j. Louis, the
naval militia; Captains j. NJ. Hoziea
Timothy Sullivan and Mrs. A. H.
Woodbine, Hopkins squadron; Mrs
Ida Phelps, Daughters of the Revolu-
tion.
An invitation was received from
Mayor Kaeno of Long Beach to hold
the exercises at that place. 1t was
accepted. A committee composed Of
Captain Louis, Lieutenant Woodbine,
Mr.. Cass and Mrs. Phelps was ap-
pointed to confer with Mayor Kaeno
relative to the details of the celebra-
tion.
The chief feature of the celebration
at Long Beach will be the strewing Of
flowers on the waters. 1t is expected
that one or more of the ships of the
Pacific squadron will take part in the
exercises.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30
FOR COURT STREET TUNNEL
Northwest Residents Say Improve
n1ent Will Come

An enthusiastic meeting of progress
sive citizens of the northwest was held
al the hall, corner Broadway and Tenn
pie street, on Wednesday evening.
The project of tunnel under Court
street from Broadway to Figueroa
street, was the object of discussion.
Its feasibility was demonstrated by
the different speakers and enthusiastic
Cally applauded. The general expression
of opinion was that the tunnel is a COM
ing necessity, and preparations for its
commencement should be started at
once, as it is an improvement in full
keeping with the enormous progress
the city is now making. Another meet
ing is to be held next Wednesday aven-
ing at 7:30 o'clock at the same place
All interested in the project are in
vited to be present.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30
Wonan's Clubs
HiahIand Park EbelI

At the opening Of the Highland Park
Ebell club Tuesday morning, April %,
Miss Horton sang The Maid Of Dun
dee" Mrs McNish was appointed to
represent the club at the Woman's par
lament to be held i'm San Bernardlno
May 2 and 3. Mrs. Brook was APP
pointed alternate. Mrs. Emma Green
leaf, who has directed the club work
for two years, delivered her final lee
ture i'm the California History"
course. Her subject was How Cali
fornia Came Into the Union" The
Highland Park Ebell club is the first
club to take the full course of lectures
and enthusiasm for the lectures and the
lecturers has grown with each meeting
AS a climax to the seasons work along
this line, Tuesday evening, May 3, Mrs.
Greeneaf will give her famous stere-
opticon lecture on California Old and
New" Next Tuesday morning she will
make the club present Of lecture,
the subject of which is to be sur
prise. May the club will visit Charles
f. Lummis interesting home.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30
NEW COURT ROOMS
READY FOR JUDGES
ANNOYANCE OF PAST FEW
WEEKS AT AN END
DEPARTMENTS ARE ASSIGNED
Two Additional Chambers Opened on
the Third Floor Of County Build
ing, to Be Occupied
Monday

After several weeks of confusion and
annoyance to the various Judges and
clerks Of the Los Angeles county courts
a final arrangement has been estab-
lished and the new Judges recently ap-
pointed to have jurisdiction in this
county will establish themselves in
their new court rooms Monday morning.
For the present, however, Judge Bord-
well will take charge Of Judge Trask' s
court in order that the latter may enjoy
a we'll earned rest.
The new court rooms have been a con-
stant source of annoyance to the board
of supervisors, as have the old court
rooms to the new judges. For several
weeks the judges have been moved
about and. with their clerks, have kept
up a constant migration from one court
room to another, wherever their cases
may have been assigned
This has caused great confusion in the
calendars of the court and work on the
court rooms has been rushed as rapidly
as possible in order that the condition
might be relieved.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30
With Railway Employees

O. S. Smith and w. r. Taylor will as
sumo their new positions as agent and
assistant agent, respectively, at River
station tomorrow. They have received
their promotions through the resigna-
tion of w. S. Pollock as agent
Carl Prize clerk at the River sta
tion freight office, was absent several
days last week on account of a
sprained ankle.
Russell Smith, clerk at the freight
office at River station, was off duty
through illness several days last week.
G. p. McHugh has been transferred
to the freight office at River station.
r. A. Case clerk at the River station
freight office, was at his home i'll sew
eral days last week.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30
INTERPRETATIONS

Beck Seely Lumber company. Direc-
tors F. d. Beck, G. r. Seely, M. A
Beck and f. P. Congdon of Pasadena
and w. Fl. Bruner of Los Angeles. Cap
ital stock. $4,000, with $50 subscribed.
Woman's Home Mission society of the
Methodist Episcopal church of Southern
California conference. Directors: T. C.
Keys, l.. NJ. Hutton, A. c. Jewell, NJ. A
Reynolds, Bella Bodkin, A. Pomeroy,
L. S. Alexander, B. q. Van Cleve, H. w.
Leighton.
Mateo Street Church of the Nazarene.
Directors: w. S. Knott, j. N. Pauley.
Petra Peterson, J. II. Jenson, H. T.
Johnson, M. A. Cole.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30
BOY BURGLAR GETS
FIVE YEARS. SENTENCE
Louis Schultz, Known as Fashionable
Lodging House Thief, Pleaded
Guilty to Many Charues

Neatly attired in his best suit of
clothes and with an air of Indifference
in his manner, Louis Schultz known to
the police as the gentleman burglar ap-
peared in Judge Smiths division of the
superior court yesterday morning to
answer the three charges of theft.
Since his arrest and Incarceration by
Detectives Walsh and Mcnamara
Schultz has never ceased to lose hope,
and he went to the court room yester-
day in full expectancy of being let off
easily, but his youth and good looks
failed to make an impression upon
Judge Smith.
Schultz Is alleged to have committed
nearly a score of burglaries in Los An
geles, two in Pasadena and eight in
Oakland. For the last offenses he served
a short term in the reform school at
San Francisco, but escaped from the re-
formitory and started to work in Los
Angeles, with the result that the detec-
tives were kept guessing several months
as to the identity of the fashiona BILE
rooming house plunderer.
Il have an old mother who is entirely
dependent on me for support" said
Schultz, as he faced the judge, "and ask
that my sentence be made light as she
will have to suffer if 1 am taken from
her.
The plea failed in its purpose and
Schultz was sentenced to five years in
Folsom prison.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30

are much mistaken if he does not tell
you that the secret of success lies in
earnest application to the work one is
best fitted for.
His place of work is in the field To
others he leaves the clerical work of
office. His pick is mightier than their
pens.
He knows his work and he does it.
So why should he not prosper?
Become One of His Partners
But like all good fellows and earnest
workers, Mr.. Jones is generoas in
sharing with his friends. He says he
needs their help to capitalize his prof.
ects, while he develops them. At any
rate, he offers share-and- alike
partnerships to any man or all men
who have equal courage and stamina
to take with him the chances of de-
veloping fortune from the bowels of
the earth.
January Jones wants to meet his
friends and partners in mining who
live in Los Angeles and hereabouts,
and to tell them privately and conf
dentially what a good thing he has in
Bullfrog Winner.
Secret to Be Revealed
Word has come from Godfeld that
a meeting of the board of directors of
the Bullfrog Winner Mining company
was lately called in urgent session to
hear report from Mr.. Jones. What
that report was can only be surmised
from the fact that the board instant
ly decided by unanimous vote to ad-
vance the price of Bullfrog Winner to
25 cents or more.
Perhaps a few days grace will be
allowed. But THAT BULLFROG
WINNER WILL ADVANCE, AND
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30
POLICE RAID GROCERY;
FIND MUCH LIQUOR
Store of M. BeIIue on Central Avenue
Well Stocked With Bot
fled Goods


When the grocery store of NJ. Bellue,
Thirtieth street and Central avenue,
was raided by a squad of policemen last
evening. in charge of Capt. Auble,
enough liquor was confiscated to stock
a small wholesale business.
The following is an invoice of the
goods made by Capt. Auble
Three hogsheads of wine.
Fifteen barrels of wine.
Twelve barrels of liquor.
Three barrels of beer.
Three cases of beer.
Six demijohns of wine.
This is the third time Bellue has been
arrested in the last few months on a
charge of selling liquor without
license. on each of the former charges
he was heavily fined but the stock
which he had on hand when raided last
evening was far larger than before.
He was taken to the police station.
where he gave $3.50 bail.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30
3%e#1%1~a~@%3~1<1~@<a>s 1

ALL THE WHEN AND WHY, ia -s,ll
UARY JONES WILL SURELY TELL4
YOU WHEN HE COMES.
Invitation is extended to all inves-
tors in gold mining stocks whether of
Mr.. Jones companies or not, to meet
Mr.. Jones while in Los Angeles. He
will be at the office of the Laclede
Brokerage company in the Hellman
building every day while he stays. If
his business enga gements consume
much time, certain hours when he can
be seen will be announced through the
daily press later.
Get in at is Cents
The arrival of January Jones will
be simultaneous with an announce
ment when Bullfrog Winner at Is
cents a share is to be withdrawn. We
ourselves do not know when. Mr..
Jones comes in person to tell u.s. He
says he has something important to
say to the people of Los Angeles
That, too you may learn from his
lips, or from the columns of the daily
papers during the coming week.
The Laclede Brokerage company de-
sire to call attention to the fact that
their office has been removed from it's
former location on the fifth floor of the
H. w. Hellman building to the ground
floor i'm the same building. 1t will be
found in the main corridor near the
junction of the entranceway from
Spring street with the side entrance
from Fourth street and directly op-
posite the rooms of the new Los An
geles Western Mining exchange.
This will be January Jones' head
quarters during his stay.
For further particulars watch ad-
vertisements of the Laclede Broker
age company. BEST or Nothing
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30
Club to Present PLAY

The Garvanza Dramatic club will
present "The Royal Runaway" Tues
The proceeds will be for the benefit of
the Garvanza Improvement association.
Following is the cast of characters:
The Princess, Miss Wilkes; Inn Keep
er's Wife, Miss Pearl Judson Betty,
the princess maid, Miss Lillian Har-
nischfeger; the Duke Edward Max
well; the King, Francis Bacon; Hem
reich, the coachman, Ernest Collins;
Inn Keeper, Edward Wyatt; Rando
George Miller.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30
Two New Rooms Opened

The two new rooms have been estab-
lished on the third floor of the county
court house. Department No. has been
established in the court room formerly
occupied by Justice Young of the town
ship court. The other room has been
remodeled and will serve as depart
ment No. I. The board of supervisors
has not yet determined the room to be
occupied by department No. Q. Several
plans are under consideration, however
one being the removal of Judge Smiths
court to the county Jail and another be-
ing the removal of the county school
office
The following judges have been as
signed to their departments: Judge
Smith, department No. 1; Judge Wilbur,
department No. 2; Judge York, depart
ment No. 8; Judge Trask, department
No. 4; Judge Conrey, department No. 3.
Judge Monroe, department No. s; Judge
James, department No. Z; Judge Gibbs,
department No. s, and Judge Bordwell,
department No. Q.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30
ILLUMINATION
Of BROADWAY
LIGHTING WILL BEGIN ON
MONDAY NIGHT
CELEBRATION COMES LATER
Electricity VIII Be Turned on One
Week Ahead, Say Light Company
Managers, but Carnival
on Saturday

In celebration of the successful OPEN
ing of the ornamental lighting system
OIL Broadway the Broadway Boulevard
Improvement association, which was
the originators of the scheme, will hold
carnival
The contract for lighting the system
between the city and the Los An
geles Gas and Electric company speci-
fies May as the date upon which the
current shall be turned on. The as
sCciation desired to hold the carnival
five days later and asked the lighting
company not to turn on the current
until Saturday night, but the electric
company says the contract reads May
1 and that is the day on which the
system will be lighted.
On Monday night then the entire new
system will be illuminated from a half
hour after sunset to midnight. The
carnival will take place on Saturday
night and promises to be a gala af-
fair.
The procession, which will be the
principal feature of this celebration,
promises to be a large and brilliant
pageant. Quite a number of we'll
drilled marching clubs are included in
the list of organizations that have
signified their intention of participant
ing in the parade. All organizations
wishing to join can find proper as
signment by applying to the headquar-
ters of the association in the Blanch-
ard hall building, South Broadway.
Long Parade
The association has secured for the
procession practically all of the tally
hoes in Los Angeles. OF music there
will be more than an abundance for
nearly all of the local bands and some
outside of the city, including the popu
lar Catalina band, have been enlisted
for the occasion. Up to midnight the
beautifully lighted street will resound
with music, for several of the bands
will be distributed at different points
along the thoroughfare.
1t is particularly desired to have the
automobile division of the parade an
imposing one. To this end the as
to participate to all automobilists who
will decorate their autos in harmony
with the decorative scheme of the
celebration.
Japanese decora tions will predomi-
nate The associations committee has
just negotiated the purchase of 5000
large and small Japanese lanterns
which will be distributed free among
those who take part in the gala af-
fair The large lanterns will be car
lied in the vehicles in the procession,
while those of the smaller size will be
given to the foot marchers.
In order to allow both paraders and
promenaders a free zone. the Los An
geles Railway company will divert the
cars that usually run on Broadway to
other streets that evening.
The large delegation of merchants
of Salt Lake city. due to arrive here
May 6, will be entertained in part by
the Broadway festival, a place being
made for them in the procession.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30
DESIGNS WATER INDICATOR
Long Beach Man Invents Electrical
Device

An electric water level Indicator has
been invented by r. H. Staller of
Long Beach. He has formed a partner
ship with S. j. Turk and G.. A.
Raney.
The machine is simple Indicator of
the rise and fall of water in a reser-
voir. The wire attachments are on
the principle of the telephone system.
Placed i'm the reservoir is the circuit
closer to which are attached two wires.
extending any distance required to a
dial Indicator i'm the form of a clock
at the pumping station. The Indicator
shows the registration Of the amount
OF water in the reservoir.
The first machine has been installed
a. South Pasadena for the Pasadena
Land and Water company. The con-
neetions extend two and one half miles
to the pumping plant. This machine
has proved very successful.
--ssse
The smoke that smOkes-Ias Paln,aa rfsa-.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30
Suffraqists to Meet

The Equal Suffrage association will
hold meeting at 2:3O next Monday
afternoon in the Woman's club build
ing Mrs. Philanda Spencer will tell
about work in the northern part of
the state.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30
Or. Myers First Lecture

The Rev. DR.. Isidore Myers, the newly
elected rabbi of Congregation Beth
Israel, will deliver an installation lee
ture at the Olive street synagogue this
evening at s o'clock. All are cordially
invited.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30
Fat Folks

l reduced my weight = pounds, bust
s inches. waist inches and hips 9
inches in short time by a guaran-
teed harmless remedy without exercise
or starving. I will tell you all about
it. Enclose stamp Address, Mrs. A.
G. McFadden. San Gabriel Cal
I've a faaIipr for ,-ou-Ias p.lr,,s .i,,r-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30
Window Shades

Special lot 7-foot Opaque shades. 25c. Best
paint. T5O; good paper and border for IL
foot room, ST. largest variety washable papers,
Csc: $6-in. burlaps, 15c: 76-in zoe; lower prices
Molding, &c foot. Walter Bros. 627 South
Snring.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30
Called Up in the Night for Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy

I'VE consider Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy the best we SELL" write ]. L..
True & Son of West Epping, N. H.
1--WE have customers who think there
is nothing like it for Group A few
nights ago a man called us up at 2:30
a. m. to go to our store and get him
a bottle of this remedy as his little girl
had the Group. He knew it would cure
her for he had tried it many times be-
fore" This remedy is for sale by all
leading druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30

Notice to Holders of Herald Photo Coupons
Holders of Herald photo coupons Barnett
e. Sons studio wishing sittings on Sunday
must make enga cement several days in ad-
vance. All coupons must be presented before
May a5 1905
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30

I've feeling for you-Las Palmas cigars.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30

The smoke that smokes-Las Palmas cigars.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30


"a" favorable Indications expect ad
day-Telegram Jones Man.
Of the Lacede Brokerage Company