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Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02

EXAMINE THESE PROPERTIES AND
submit proposition on prices and
terms.
2617 HOBART BOULEVARD.
Groom house, modern; five bedrooms;
lot 50x133 to 16-foot alley.
1903 w. FIRST ST.
Extra we'll built colonial cottage of
large rooms; lot 60x12O; corner OF Bur-
lington ave.
1929 W. SIXTEENTH ST,
S-room modern house; lot 60xl5O, on
high ground.
1877 q. EIGHTEENTH ST.
House OF rooms, modern; lot 40x110.
TAI N. HILL ST.
Groom modern cottage; lot S4xs3; 20
foot alley.
SANTA MONICA.
New. modern house of rooms; lot
60x150f on Sixth ST., between Arizona
and Nevada SITS.
Bargain prices will be accepted on
any OF the above. and very reasonable
terms can be arranged for.
s- CHAS s. MANN,
Home All. S15 w. 4th st.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
A CoRNEI HOME.

s415O - One-and4 4ne- half-story. six
rooms. located onIarge corner lot 75x
and hall have wathered oak finish
built in buffet, ressed brick mantel.
instantaneous heser, nice electric fix
Terms, $1,000 cash balance TO suit.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
FOR sALE-HOUsEs.
If YOU
WE'RE TO

LEARN .
AFTER YOU HAD LET A
CONTRACT ON YOUR HOUSE
|THAT I'll iHTsT we GOULD slo6 R6{iIb sAyB Y9H Y0{I
NOT FEEL BAD?
THAT is EXACTLY WHAT
WE ARE DOING EVERY
WEEK FOR THOSE PEOPLE
WHO HAVE FORESIGHT
ENOUGH TO COME TO US.
WE BUILD FOR CASH OR
ADVANCE YOU THE EN-
TIRE COST OF YOUR HOUSE.
you REPAY THE AMOUNT
JUST AS YOU SEE FIT. IN
lTEREST AT z PER CENT.
PLANS AND SPECIFICA-
TIONS FURNISHED FREE.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY"

$S1OO--It is new; it is very modern; II
500 is cheap; beautiful, full two
800 story, nine-room residence, in
800 swell part of the Westlako
800 district; oak floors; beamed
500 ceiling; plate windows; fur
500 mace; large basement; fine
500 large grounds. Owner east and
500 must sell. Be sure to see this.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
WEST ADAMS HEIGHTS.
WEST ADAMS HEIGHTS.

WEST ADAMS HEIGHTS.
Property in the beautiful hill district,
near the Rindge mansion.
More handsome homes in this section
than in any part of the city.
HARVARD BOULEVARD.
Finest small corner, 115x160, $4,000.
Finest site in district 262x263, $16,000
Finest inside lot, 150x160. $4,000.
A beauty, 120x200, $4,000.
See this lot, 75x160 $500.
HOBART BOULEVARD.
Beautiful corner, 15Ox160. $500.
Fine inside lot, 75xl6O. 5000.
Fine inside lot, 75xl60, $500.
Don't fail to see these beautiful home
sites before you purchase.
We also have fine list of Kinney
Heights.
Wiltshire Boulevard Heights.
Telephone us for maps and prices
w. M. GARLAND & CO..
324 Huntington Bldg.
Phones b69
FOR SALE
Groom. modern. 2-story house, near
18th and Bonnie Brae. A high-class
home. we'll furnished, plano, gas range,
etc, and all goes for $45OO, half cash,
bal. long time
Chicken ranch OF 10 acres. house, barn,
live stock, implements. Reasonable
terms
W. M STURGEON,
Phones s4s, Red 992 2OS Frost Building.
FOR SALE
EIGHr-RooM HOUSE. sa2OO.
W. 18Th ST. LOT 5OXl5S.
delightfully."- arranged two-story
house of eight large rooms, containing
all the new ideas which make modern
homes so pleasant and attractive. The
woodwork is exceptional In finish and
quality. Has a large barn In rear,
with driveway at side of house. Terms
can be arranged.
JONES & RYDER LAND Co.
2ls w. Third 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN.

$3.50. On Raymond avenue, close to
Adams. Without doubt the most COM
plete Groom colonial house in the city
Drawing room in white enamel Flem-
ish reception hall, dining room and lib
rary. Built-in buffet, bookcases, etc.
all tastefully decorated. In fact, a hand
some home in every detail, and in a
most select neighborhood.
Size of lot. 50X143 to alley.
This property ought to bring easily
$675G-but owner says SELL.
rooms Right up to date in finish and
equipment Situated on south side of
Adams street, close to Log Cabin.
1866 W. Adams. Lot 45x135. Owner
might consider trade or mortgage for
one half. Balance cash.
S6000 very fine southwest corner
on West 18th st. Lot 54xS3. with an s.
room two-story modern house. All ar
rangaments complete and artistic This
is a commendable purchase for the
money, and we will take pleasure in
Would consider desirable lot in part
trade.
s65OO. On Van Ness avenue, close to
Washington st. An east front, beau
tifully arranged home of II rooms. Six
rooms down and five up stairs.
Words will not describe the interior
arrangements; they must be seen.
w. NJ. GARLAND & Co.
324 Huntington Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
roR SALE

sALAK-sTANToN co.
Real Estate, Loans, Investments.
4s5-4se Chamber Of Commerce Bldg.
Pbones-sunset e44o. Home 1855.
PRESERVE THIS LIST ron REF
ERENCE.
HOUSES FoR SALE.
sf7.000L-"Bachelors Roost" suburban
home; Colegrove car line.
s15,000-Fine 10-room house; w. goth
ST.; lot 1O0x150 to alley.
t10.000-Modern 1O-room home; st
Andrews place; lot 74x17s.
ssO00-Four 5-room houses; work
man st., bet 26th and 2Sth.
s7500-s-room modern house; Pico
ST., near Hoover; lot 4sx2OO.
se5O0-Modern 1O-room house; will
ton place.
S6OO0-New Groom bungalow; w.
29th street,
s5600-Modern home, rooms Ken
wood street.
$3500--Modern 5-room house; Rogers
ave-, near Hollenbeck tights.
S3250-New s-room modern house; ;
Rogers ave-, near Hollenbeck
Heights.
$3100-New Groom bungalow; F'e-
dora ST.. near Pico.
$300O-Modern 5-room house; fur
nished; w. LIST, near Belmont.
sSo00-.Nice Groom house; suther-
land st.
$2950-Modern 6-room cottage; Fe-
dora ST., near Plco.
$26O0-Pretty new 5-room bunga-
low; Vernon, near Figueroa.
$2600-Modern 6-room house, e. 33d
st., near Central ave.
4zOOU-MOQeTn broom mousse, preLIys
E. 26th St, near Central ave.
s24oO-6-room house; Fedora ST..
near Pico st.
$240O-Modern Groom cottage; E.
S6th ST., near Central ave.
$2400-Fine Groom modern house;
Il. 3lst ST., near Maple ave.
s23O0-Modern 5-room house; e. 23d
ST., near Compton ave.
$23o0-New 6-room house; F.. 33d
ST., near Central ave.
s2O0O-Modern Groom house, e. 29th
ST., near San Pedro.
$2000-New 5-room bungalow: pretty
Ave. 81, near Pasadena ave.
s1500-Modern 5-room house; Cortez
ST., near Belmont ave.
VACANT LOTS.
We have a number of. choice lots
on Washington, Vernon, Central ave-
nue., Trinity, Valencia, Soto, Manhat-
tan, 42d, SD and 54th sts., ranging in
foot. Be sure and get our list before
buying.
SANTA MONICA.
$4500-Modern two story S-room
house; a nice beach home; fine loca-
tion..
HOLLYWOOD.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
NOW 1s THE TIME TO BUY"

s4o00-A new modern, two STORY,
1000 eight-room Pico Heights house,
1000 located on good street, near car
1000 line; maple floors, furnace,
1000 laundry tubs, plate glass win
1000 doWs. Houses of this descrip-
1000 tion are hard to find at such a
1000 low price.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
ALSO,

Twenty-Five lots on Long Beach car
line. All improvements paid for.
Within scent limit. Can be bought
cheap.
Choice vacant lots on Fremont
street; also on Temple street.
$S3Oo-s-room modern house. Arling-
ton ST., near 21st ST.; lot 5Ox
s465O-s-room bungalow; a bargain;
East 29th street, near Main
street; barn; lot 5Oxl25.
$S5oO-s-room house, modern. fur
nished; barn; South Flower
street; lot 5Ox145.
$6000-S-room modern house; Orange
street; lot S7hx135.
INGLEwooD.
$450O-Two- story brick hotel. livery
stable. barber shop pool room
and one corner lot 100x10O;
a bargain
CHICKEN RANCH.
Two acres. irrigated; four-room
house; slauson ave. 6-cent fare.
List your property with us for sa's.
Get our prices before buying,
sALAK-sTANTON COMPANY,
asa Chamber of Commerce Bldg,
Los Angeles, California.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02

$3200--Modern 6-room house; very
convenient; Walnut ST.; lot 50X165.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY"

SS800--If 1t is a fine location and a
5000 swell, brand-new, extremely
5000 high-grade house you want,
5000 look at this. Nine beautiful
5000 and extra large rooms; oak
5000 floors; Flemish oak finish; ele-
5000 CANT lighting fixtures; very
5000 best of plumbing; plate and art
5000 glass windows; east front; ele-
5000 vated lot, 50x170; near Wiltshire
5000 boulevard.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
A soUfI FRONT.

S45OO-S500 dom and $40 per NORTH.
This is fine sfen-room house, in the
southwest; five looms on lower floor
parior, living rom, dining room, bed
room and kitcfn; two large bedrooms
and bath on scond floor; the parlorr
living room an dining room have the
weathered oakfinish and hardwood
floors; beamed ceilings in parlor and
dining room. ustic brick fireplace In
living room; lressed brick mantel in
dining room; so built-in sideboard and
large window eat.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
AND WE HAVE OTHERS.
FOR sALE-
SPECIAL BARGAIN
TWO NEW HIeH-GRADE HOUSES.

WI OFEClAL 6AhGAlNS.
TWO NEW HIGH-GRADE HOUSES.
OWNERS LOSS, OVER $1,000 EACH.
$550O-A BRAND NEW, FULL TWO
$500 story, modern, nine-room house,
$500 never occupied; every modern
$500 convenience; hardwood floors;
$500 piped for furnace; fine electric
$500 and gas fixtures; five bed
5000 rooms; fine location, near Log
$500 Cabin. Owners loss on this
$500 house over $1,000.
$5750-AN EXTREMELY FINE AND
$3.50 well on T u C colonial
$3.50 home; new; never occupied;
$3.50 nine extra large rooms; hard
$3.50 wood floors; beautiful lighting
$3.50 fixtures; five large, airy bed
$40 rooms; fine Flemish oak fin
$3.50 fish; spacious bathroom; good
$3.50 basement: very choice location,
$3.50 southwest, among expensive
$3.50 houses. Former price $3.50. A
$3.50 quick buyer can have 1t at just
$3.50 $1,000 less.
See MR.. SMITH, with
T Z MINES 81 PARISH.
315 South Hill Street,
Exclusive Agents.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
SANTA MONICA.

$4500--Modern two-story S-room
house; a nice beach home; fine loca-
tion..
- 4
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02

sseOO-In a very desirable two-story
5000 residence section, on an east
1900 front lot, a brand-new, EN-
1900 tirely different" six : room
1000 bungalow cottage; oak floors;
5000 large hall; extra large rooms
1900 elegant lighting fixtures; a big
$500 bargain and on easy terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
NOW rs THE TIME TO BUY"

SS90O--No other house in the West
5000 fnoreland section can compare
5000 with this one at tho price. II
5000 is new and extremely high
5000 grade has ten large. beauti-
5000 fully finished rooms Give bed
5000 rooms); oak floors; plate glass
5000 windows; expensive electric
5000 fixtures; splendid basement,
5000 with furnace; beautiful east
5000 front grounds, 60x145, on Mag
5000 nolia avenue. One-half of the
5000 price can remain on mortgage
5000 at per cent interest.
AND WE HAVE OTHERS
MINES G. PARISH,
315 South Hill Street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
OSWALD HOME TRACT.

We have five new modern houses in
this choice tract. All new and fitted
with modern conveniences. at prices
from $2500 to $3.50, which can be
bought on easy terms also a few
nice lots from $3.50 up; small pay
ments.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02

GROOM HOUSE.
cheap: 445l WIS
door. $3.50 terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
FoR sALe
Houses

HALE
REALTY
AND
INVESTMENT
co.
3fs-3f0 Pacific Electric
Building,
sixth and Main.
Phone sunset Main 500.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
ACREAGE FOR SUBDIVISION.

We have 35 acres on Sunset boule-
ward; scent car fare, plated to- ITS
lots, which we offer as a whole at a
low figure. AS an investment which
will yield large returns this is worth
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02

FOR SALE NEW
University district.
CONSIN; key over
$3.50 cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
FoR sALs
Houses

FOR sALE-BY
MINES & FAR1sH.
NEW, H1GH-GRADE,
WELL LOCATED RESIDENCES.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
VACANT LOTS.

we have number Of choice lots
on Washington, Vernon. Central ave-
nue., Trinity Valencia, Soto, Manhat-
tan, 42d, SD and 54th sts., ranging in
price from $500 a lot to $500 a front
foot. Be sure and get our list before
buying.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02

w. M. GARLAND & CO..
324 Huntington Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-02
FOR SALE

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Hogses
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-25
WHITELAW REID BUYS
FRENCH AUTOMOBILE
TOURING CLUB ENDEAVoRs TO
POPULARIzE RIDING
Alarmed at Constant Development Of
Cycling and Automobiling Partisan
Smart Set Organizes Large Party
to Go to Trouvile on Horseback

Special Cable to The Herald.
PARIS, June 24.-Whitelaw Reid has
just bought in Paris, through his repre-
sentative, a forty-horse power Leon
body. This will be taken to London for
city use. Other purchasers of French
automobiles this week were Royal Car
roll, who is now here and will tour
Heinrich Conried, who has left Paris
with his family in a forty-horse power
Mercedes, with Berline coachwork for
tour of Austria and Germany, and
bought a Hotchkiss from M. Fournier.
The Touring club of France has come
to the conclusion that the development
of cycling and automobiling tends to
view to the rehabilitation of the horse,
1t is organizing a large touring party to
go to Trouville early in August On
horseback and in carriages.
The committee includes Baron dI
Tell du Havelt, Due de NoailleS, Comte
Rene de Beaumont and other leading
horsemen. A large number of invita-
tions have been sent out to members
of the smart set. The daily runs will
average forty kilometers and the
numerous large studs on the route will
be visited by special permission.
At Juvisy. during the auto boat races
Monday, the chief feature was the
achievement by the Dubonnet. which
broke all records, winning the Coupe
de Paris and covering the flying kilo-
meter in lie 1-5. The Dubonnet covered
the mile in the same race in 2:20 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-25
BRITISH ARE LOSING
MOTOR BUS INDUSTRY
CONTINENTAL MANUFACTURERS
GETTING TRADE
Bulk of This Business Has Already
Been Secured by the Germans.
Apathy of English Makers Is Said
to Be the Cause

Special Cable to The Herald.
LONDON. June 24-There are signs
that the large increasing industry in
the manufacture of motor omnibuses
and carriages is slipping through the
fingers of British manufacturers into
continental hands. At the present mo-
ment a great majority of omnibuses
and motor cars running in London are
of foreign manufacture, the Germans
already having secured the bulk Of
this vast business. Continental firms
also have secured large orders for a
further supply of similar vehicles and
they have facilities to enable them to
build omnibuses expeditiously.
Great Britain lost considerable
ground in the industry of automobile
construction several years ago and 1t
would appear as If British manufact-
urers are likely to fall as far behind in
the manufacture of motor omnibuses.
Apathy is the cause Of this unsatis-
factory state of affairs, according to
the paper called The Car, which con-
tains some caustic comments on the
attitude of English manufacturers. 1t
states that in a few years, although
there will be some British omnibuses
on the streets, German vehicles will
constitute a majority. The Car can
not understand why foreign omnibuses
which are excellent in workmanship
and in design are not more widely
copied The writer continues:
For instance, l think it fair to as
sumo that out of the first 1000 omni-
buses which will be running in London
streets at least $50 will be of foreign
origin.
Taking the cost of these vehicles at
an average of $35OO a piece, no less d
sum than So, 900 will have been spent
out of the country to enrich the foreign
manufacturer and held by him to pay
his taxes to the detriment of trade and
employment in this country"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-25
NO LONGER CARE
TO DRINK At BAR
LIKE PLACE WHERE THEY
CAN EAT
EVEN CRITERION is CLOSED
official Report just issued Shows Ex-
traordInary Decrease In Con.
sumption Of Liquor In
United Kingdom
sneoIal Cable to The Herald.

Special Cable to The Herald
LONDON, June 24.-London Is as
suredly becoming temperate. Hotel
proprietors of late years have been la
mentlng the great decrease in the con-
sumption of wines, and now it appears
the old custom of drinking at the bars
Is disappearing at the West End. At
any rate, the disappearance OF one Of
the largest, most magnificent and
most popular bars in all London, the
Criterion, in Piccadilly, has been one
of the wonders of the week and the
cause Of great rejoicing among tenn
perance reformers.
The man about town would as soon
have expected the Piccadilly circus IT.
self to be improved off the face OF the
earth as the Criterion bar, yet 1t has
gone, unhonored and unwept, and it's
disappearance marks the progress of
the peaceful revolution in the habits
of Londoners, which will please the
admirers of the continental way Of
supplying refreshments.
"Day of the Bar Is Over"
IHe uty VI buc UdT ID ONOAb BdAu
the manager of the Criterion restau-
rant. MEN no longer want to stand up
at the bar merely to drink, and am
not sorry the bar is gone. The men of
the good class would no longer FREE
quent it, so we have swept it away.
It's place will be taken by the restau-
rant. In the last twenty-five years
drink has decreased fifty per cent. The
men now prefer a place where they
can eat as well as drink, and in a few
years 1 think all West End bars will
have been superseded by saloons for
solid refreshments as we'll as liquid"
Another instance Of the passing of
the stand up bar is In the new Gaiety
restaurant in the Strand, where the
place of the bar is given over to small
tables, at which men may be served
with food as well as with drink, and
on the other side of the Strand in the
new Savoy building, where the wine
house has adopted the little table sys-
tom.
Decrease in Sale of Liquors
AS an interesting corollary to this
there has been issued the official re-
port showing the extraordinary falling
off in the amount Of spirits consumed
per capita in this country. The total
consumption of spirits in 10000 was
42,16SO21 gallons, and in 1904-05 1t sank
to 40,O76,652 gallons. Going back to
1S99-19OO, the total amount consumed
was 4S,O25,475 gallons, a figure which
emphasizes the remarkable character
of the decrease which has been almost
constant since that date. For the first
three months of the present year the
decrease in whisky alone has amounted
to hundreds of thousands of gallons.
1t seems that great change is going
or in the habits of the people.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-25
NETHERSOLE WILL
REVISIT AMERICA
WILL APPEAR IN HERvIEU'S
"LE DE DALE"
SAYS SHE FEELS NERVOUS
Her TrepidatIon Is the Result Of Sem
satlonaI Criticism Here Of Her
Interpretation Of
"sapho"
Special Cable to The Herald.

Special Cable to The Herald.
LONDON, June 24-As announced
recently olga Nethersole, after an alb
sence Of more than four years, will re-
visit America in the autumn, this time
under the direction of c. B. Dilling-
ham. Nethersole was to have gone to
the United States two years ago under
Maurice Grau's direction, but Grau's
Illness made that impossible.
The actress, it will be remembered,
succumbed to illness soon after the
sensational attack by certain newspa-
pers upon her production of "sapho" at
Wallack's theater and was compelled to
give up the American tour just when
1t began to prove profitable. Neither
sole retired from the stage for one
England, Scotland and Ireland
lone naturally feels little nervous
over new plays" said Miss Neither"
sole, "but 1 have selected the best I
ceptable to the American public. LIE
de Dale the translation of which is
by w. l.. Courtney, editor of the Fort
nightly Review, will be the first play
by M. Hervieu to be presented in
America, and the author has promised,
If his duties at the Academic Fran
caise will permit, to go to New York
for the opening.
-Four acts of the play have been
abridged to three in the translation. To
my mind. American productions of for
eign plays sometimes suffer because
the companies have not the benefit Of
the authors presence and aid This
especially is necessary to those actors
who portray small parts. Pinero, for
instance, who pays such attention to
details has by his presence at rehear-
sails and his suggestions as to detail
made more actors and actresses than
any living man.
my company practically Is engaged.
There will be two leading men. Ham
ilton Revelle being one. l expect to
play in about twelve cities, including
Boston, which I have not visited in
six years, and San Francisco, where
have never played"
health and looking remarkably well.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-25
STRANDED IN LONDON
Hundreds of Americans, Most of Whom
Are Destitute


LONDON, June 24,-Hundreds of
Americans are today stranded in Lon
don, friendless and almost destitute.
Besides the American consulate and
embassy, the American society has been
besieged with these helpless people,
many of whom are frauds. According
to the society's last annual report, 101
had their passage paid home, 276 re-
ceived temporary assistance and forty
three found employment.
Many of these men come over as cat
tie feeders and land in London prac-
tically penniless. Others are dumped
in London by the authorities of con-
tlnental cities, Berlin, Antwerp and
Hamburg shipping them here, as their
transportation costs less than it would
to keep them as a public charge.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-25
ACTORS WILL BE BIRDS

Special Cable to The Herald
PARIS, June 24,-The Chanteclair re-
Gently came from his home in the Py-
renees and brought his manuscript with
him. The Chanteclair is the name of a
play, and also of the hero, in which all
the characters are birds.
Coquelin is to take the principal role,
to be a sort of cock of the walk. Cali
pau will be blackbrd, Madame Gl-
none TO be Bargy quail, The play
Is scheduled for the municipal theater
Gaiete, now leased by the 1sola both
ers.
The authorities are making difficult
ties because the Isolas sublet to Hertz
and Coquelln, and this complication
may bar the Chanteclair from the
Gaiete and delay its presentation,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-25
Cuban Diarrhoea

U. S. soldiers who served in Cuba
during the Spanish war know what
this disease is and that ordinary rem
edies have little more effect than so
much water. Cuban diarrhoea is
almost as severe and dangerous as a
mild attack of cholera. There is one
remedy, however, that can always be
depended upon. as will be seen by the
following certificate from Mrs. MinHie
Jacobs of Houston, Texas: ST hereby
certify that Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured
my husband of severe attack of
Cuban diarrhoea, which he brought
home from Cuba. We had several doc
tors but they did him no good. One
bottle of this remedy cured him, as
our neighbors will testify. I thank God
for so valuable medicine" For sale
by all leading druggists.
-
Selling races for automobiles have
haen introduced abroad.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-25
COUPLE MUST RIDE
TO INHERIT VEAL TIL
Provision in viii Requires That Heirs
Take Tandem Bicycle

Special Gable to The Herald.
PARIS, June PAN. and Nine. Dalbi
of Grenoble started this week on tam
dem bicycle from that town to Con-
stantinople to comply with the bequest
of an eccentric uncle who recently
died at the Turkish capital, leaving
them $45, 900, but on condition that they
make bicycle trip from Grenoble to
his native town. This is intended to
show that they are worthy of their
uncle, who was an enthusiastic cyclist
and had made the same trip The pro-
bate Judge told the couple that they
had nothing to do but comply, and If
they did not know how to ride bicycle
there was nothing to do but to learn.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-25
JOKE ON ARCHAEoLoGISTS
Investigator Says Aqueduct, Held as
Ancient Marvel, is Modern

Special Gable to The Herald
PARIS, June 24,-For many a year
archaeologists have expatiated on the
wonderful constructive skill of the
ancient Romans as shown by the aque-
duct of Cehaillot, and many are the
papers on the subject read before vari-
GUS learned societies,
But they observe discreet silence
now, for an Investigator. studying the
archives of the Hotel de Vile, has dis
covered that the aquduct is compare
lively modern.
The document. the authenticity of
which is undoubted. shows that 1t was
constructed by Bernard Palissy in 1867,
by order OF Catherine de Medicis.