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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
SLENDER CAARG
AGAINST B!SH0P.
Deppsedl ctor S'; "a il}:s l}ss Suit,
liiarge ~ y SsSI2' ' z 4 relate 7Iith
yibe 38533.EssS
AFFAl BEAl I RED oURT
Bishop Elilde ep,lttJy s5lil'e='ritf,
Via as Armed Fitll "a
lIs;'} L I'll 5il' olls 81 B, \.
AFFA'lll i oURT'
h IlspeoInl q Ia The TIlnesas. 1pIspntoh

SPECIAL Nj TO The Ilness Dispat
I'IlILADE,LI'EIl4 e l, Jaunaiy o. w.
Bishop 1lthelbert Tai bot who was yat-
tending: 4 55Sllieet Ii ting Of $sf snnday school
workers day s. ut tlio N residelce sof
George CT ,rliolnas; succeeded iii eludfng
epAs deputy sheriff q who went to- tho house
|fwltll}nS summons iii Il suit s,chal'glngg him
with II ibel, Issued by DR. rVine,s " and eft
/ thesolty. IT Is presumed tina t slie has gone
5tos South !. Bethlehem, Where &lle resId es.
tlhea summons was 6 ven ITO fag l,deputy
sheriff this 8inprnlng Immediately after
3itShnd been filed by WI tllS l.e
clcark. To-nlght z DR. Irvine
declared tint he was merely following
the advice. which DR.. Eli ton gay 70
5tiierS Odel, namely tim y tn ord Dl.
Irviiie$ to blshN his innocence he must
bring IL lbe suit aga lns E3isl lol, II albot.
ants RI T rial in Open Court.
Las i 4 Saturday afternoon Y, Il j delegation
Or Episcopal al8comnlunicants resldlngiBill
9this I'll ity, alletl on I)r.B rvlnp and asked
,$wlctlierSor not ho had decided to- drop
his suits ng,linst3 u Bishop lbot, saying
that they:wcre ready to help him &ms;tn "
thing #Wbchs.he might 5undertakef to do
M has been Ut tlleir inst ttga ton thtl Dir,
aIrVinc has filed 7 he present suit !, ,gS
Al though this suit IS for civil libel, and
mllst5gnalne certain DANA res il an clley,
l1r. Irvne's idea seems only g to- be to
show \ to tho church that lio54 has been
5wrolget, ,5S and hi linve the8{nntte ter taken
a,lp and properS y isposcd Y M Z Is his idea
to liaves tho case heard 4 In open court.
This is one 8p6In t wllicll leI5 decide q on
some I inc Il sc. 5i{ III Ii.
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CARNEG[|HIO.PR0TEC7 / !. |
0BER8L|N5 5D].EP'0ls|jIT0RS. 81
millionaire Is Prevent Students
From Losing Through Alleged
{; Chadwick Forgeries. 90
'(By Associated I,,rree,sss..) s.

S. oBI2RLlN, t.. Jim. n Gratifying
news was received py tho students Of
oberlin College tod when 4 President
King announced at Chapel that $all
moneys which had heen8 Observation-Disclosures
Through tho failure of the Citizens, Ma
tional Bank Which 81 closed It's doors ,lt
the time Of tho alleged Chadwick for-
{gerles, would be paid on presentation OF
their pass books. President King am
npunced further that .Andrew cs,rnesio
WAS thesinan who was doing this, 3
u AT the tlmo OF The failure, III which
Mir, Cmnegle's name ri layed a prominent
part, the stories OF priyation and hard
ship which would ensue to students and
others who Ind their all in the bank were
brought 70 Mr.. 4 Carnegic's attention ana
he Immediately 5 ordered q list OF all
worthy depostors. This list was accord
irgly prepared, and to-day u check was
received from Mr. Camegle, who, Presl-
dent King stated, While lpnoeently
figuring IN tho bank failure, and in no-
wise resnonsible, did not Wish to see le-
serving students and others suffer.
Il Bpsides remipibur sing Il the deposit tors,
MIR. Cnsnegle reimbursed, the Young Alen's
Christian Assppiation Ia thpt eXtent ot
some $1,000 Which had been laid aside
for u new hnllding and which was lost
5in the Same failuye, N III q sis IS
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SAYS MORMO ms r .I51'3.
IN OPPOS 2siT o. P0 0l-Y YGAMY,

Assas} aa s. Ii Ilssx,
4 Senator# ssuloot t III he, stand
witnesses ~ q li*credit the test iinott of
tho thrses wi tness tltes r 70 teatants
WHO gave w hat ia Hey al legged to- be the
S,at ths taken non 10 30 Il ,roig1t
sstfc temples and III keS he endoWmetl z cererr
mon the Mormon G Churcli. 81 En-
s Richur,l i oiir,g s, ofs Sal t ke asaid
the sentiment 81 n Aiorlnprs Is 4 decidedly
hostile 4 to l,olyganly. said u here & is
no teaching / or8 pol ygaln Il, anu has been
4 nonc since tllo man TEST .ysls8 4 isste .8sS
on cross ex,ltii nati oulig sal ltd
5 lie believed d tta t the manifesto was In
snired. :.i,d n TIM while e here are people
iii 4 he church who have certed the
sloctrine Eof sGyelation tho SDverW Whelming
majority bel tcved 4 la reycla tion ~ 5relnT-
stion cclcstiu ll,arrla plrHed. s
VI Abhor Traitors. ssssss III
Ss3 MI. ,rIylcri$ called attention 10 81 q ls-
Iattch from Eureka, Il tli, to; IT lie feet
that ut il meeting Sunday nlg Bishop
s Daniel Connolly & DENOUNCED those who
y had betrayed endo oEnle,lt@ oath WASH
Ing ton as trai to md SKI aid Ss lle$s$ had
S'.,.lsnown Etrnit tors TO- be shot 5
RS h X oung did $no prove lllo8l efcr-
\ cncn 4 to III he S shooting OF raitors 4 but
SAID ne tnpllSH lIil3 plSt Nttses tip naeilo =
Slad expressed the sentiment OF Mormon
n spcoplo toward those who had st te.stlfied
4 iii the smoots iilvcstigu Ion ss concerning
= Endowment II o use & ceremonies He said
M ornons q lbhorrel g8l trat tors, Afs md said
4 3agmun who would 4 III lolate his oat HI bef fore
IN Justice of he peace, n would 'iolate
mis- soathsof the church lie could ma kc
no distinctions. Mi. n opng doe ined tosan-
ewcrSaliy: aues tions egardlmgS tlle Isndow.
9ment IIoHse 0at s3Ss !sTS 5s
other vi illnesses testin fled II hat Il AUGUST
f uridstrom, ,sS " no dcscri bed N tile l1ndow
nicnt II ouso ceremor b could no t he Gbe-
sliaYed under oath. H ,,cst imony was given
tending Sto dlscredit other wi tnesses Tor
tho otestarlts. II lie u hearing vii be
continued tom orrow. M NJ tiss s'
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4 lcont,mIed Oh Third J. .Plnge,) l,s' ;a; .,i
6 Government bear BEL
campaign EXPENSES D J.
M, Cockran Says 2 ;'DlEi1dc;i'l: oliticcal
Parties Gould be Given
Great Relief. VI
.n3u D, A.,sfs;ocla ted II'ressD

-. Artt.
AS GTo INV l1,Til s
House Committee On Election e ) presly Il
dont, VICE president md Representatives
III Congress gayo hearing e taTday.sl ,els
El,i,lsS introduced by Iseprcs
IBourke Cochran New York "
ono provides for publicity oti e9lltFlpl',
tons tp campaign funds M plesldenlln p'
elections md the other Tor g thcS 2 ppIolntS
iment 8of d special commits 10 lileVlte
into and ascertain the amounts g money
expended by both pol parties, u at 4 "
snresidential elections from 1882 " 1901
NV, Cochran dyalccd the arg llm,ent5 lllnt
a, greut share OF the exp campaigns
/ be thrown upon the go oyernnentsSl4 q sald
publicS cSbuildings could be iglled 5ns head.
5tuarters forSthe two lead partie Rlalld
sthnt roy yeYnnleIt clerks might DC fasslgl ~
"a them, Ie said he ooll3 q sec no reason
wlyg lie government {prlntlng OF flee Tsllpllld
ssnrotsbe m1ade ayalla BILE to tho part lillY
a 8der Tel restrIet IONS f.'r the sIntT
sng i ~ al cllnen h, and said hat by " a'S-
ftendig the franlslng iprly legs ne cosl
Of cirolllating documents Would he larse, Y.
IN me II. Ne the r4'lroAds might
arrY tl,e spen his lllnll . t;fetst
bb,lmlel, sof ex I,ellse would hel from
tho port lepl par q as "A Esd Were the sbig
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VISITING +.
!, PRAISES PRESIDENT

W.. 97 (BY q ss0cln Lrt!ss 5lIA ~
F}5 DIANsNP Oils Il SD. ..2 ] nn, a res
idents Mitchell. OF tic tAs United Mine
Workers or Anlerica. Il to-day announced
committees for tho nat lonul convention
now In session. Vi gsi 81
{g5Irol lowing t the announcement OF CONS
gmittees. President MI tchell 5lntrod d,Iced
William Abraham treasurer he. line
Workers organizat! ION 5iofg Great 3 rita.n
and IA member of arliainent. NJ II. a bra-
ham complllnented# q Pres dent e II oosovelt
son tho stand he had To kent>ll behalf q of
labor and pointed u to- 4 eyeral laws In
force in England, which should, j. he
Thought 8be on Tho statute books OF tllo
United States IIe nstapcetl 4 he liability
law of Great Britain. 81 * rs 9S
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Republican 4 Melmb erSfSOf'
InVes'tig Commit
8. tee each D DeCiSiOI ii
IN N'liOl. "a CTllO'N y I ( J \ \
& /, THIS SSESSIO M
Probable That Furthe I11vesti,
alton \ Will I sbee e = u MaMd a g Consti-i
s5 futon s1tlll1tlonial \ a Amen dment , 4 I: Proh
y u biting Pol gam ore u d
Sinoo ot tines sses p 5s5sI 1
ar1ined 8Y. esterday 8sS
"a.


f}:9ss rom DIR Reg liar Corrcspo ponden nt) 8
III an senu-
Styl ssn,oot wi Not s,lf,sca tcd. "A This
HES bse,, decided it 'is nnderst ood by tlle|
s5Jteplrbl licali ,ei1ibcr tho NJ committee
ol 1'riYilegcs and ELECTIONS, D ,whlc has
been iJlyestiga tJng Its case 5ror many
mont liz
theagi sem tor from lll5ss'llll
iipt SbaS gturbee In tho posse sion of Ills
sa.i t Ger tul t tlte report 5oI
tile COMMIT ec bc ted III l,s
session. is lioug gits lke III tia ub-s
colpii!t n taf to make
SdnlAp III decislon. Il. n
3B Prohibit p oily gamy. n,
\ s81 Ii sal ald that !,c port % tilcco conS-s
mil ttee reconinei,din Il hut & Senator Smoot
II III alowed to re lls scnt ttsxi Il be u
s8conlpal,led corn, ,ei,da ton Thu VI "
consl slitntIOnal neidmeiit Il be adop led pro-
+ hibltlng polysainy. u II II SO probatleS
tihat tho commit tees mend III
5tliet tlcas purrossc3 t'
lsarning more of / b ties u GA ths in scere-s:
81non.ulsso of II he Mormon chnrei; and the
{ general influence exert tcl byS5t the church;
gir, Spo1tl Heal snffa FRS l3s
s5JI III tIiIs sScorrespond dcnct las ere
us printed III II IL: 81 oIs. &c nm q rceMcnt
abetweeI Senator ss5rnp6t u nd th r. cpltbll-l
scni, nntIonalS leaders, Il which snonts
y:is TO- retnill his sent in ret urn Tor de-
liyarlng Il the al ectpril Ynt q o Utah TO n he
3saeplbiicanE. lla 81 fluff led his IN Tt
OF he con tract tS and 1T now q dcrst ood
that the Republi have sh tisfsed him,
that lfey3 Vii i form Y elrs. $
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'EdW ard I'.Es'AI' e eri's B|E'1-1 Body u
Civ Il 4 j ]. Up y BY /. the the
Il r Rese J; N sak 6 81
MOTHER SEESES II B
DEA 1; \ HER i FEET ,7
lHerqiic Vork " Done by s]E {: e:t:t;uls, l:si,
Raine dssTS 4 \ and II q; Hicks iIl
y Going s:s l,e Il 3: ~
A the roWnirg 6 ~ n oore /, 9, s.3
ana altman Il ZIP
sa3ss Also. . s$i

i,l,I g,e 30 s.s of $E. /. n W eberS was ragged
fron Tie cold waters Of Resel'Y akc
about ssS q clock olis yesterday morning
Isl thought that here aresotl her bodies tlles
|sstIll ting under the despite
the pat lent work OF three atloads of
work ers, II who la bored ullce l1
except young bod sya : IL as, as
covered .sS
M on ay iii hit vas long and Anxious for
MAI, nai,y families. 70 hers 1osc sons
had not cone home. loso Whereabouts c1lts
were ca, own, the for morn m
Ing va dreary and cruel ,lmo were
so Wild Regarding the trag Y thatiit was si
spread abroad that a grea number s3 Ct
bod es were still In the wa terSof H he lake.
SS Shortly after daybrcak preparations I" ll
we're Id gun Fl ('a der
Keeper 81 tic park, he bodies. q, sA
iAsS large 4 force OF men was employed
Viii viii slcdge hammers break the Ice
around tho cnlurderouss shol that had SO
nerciless Il ;eansnured Its Victims &
Boats were launched $nntl fters threes
quarters or ali hour work Nj. liam am
FPerkllls, tlruggng the bottonl Will a g
boat hook sS brought "a; 35$S victims !
bod v to tho surface OF wa ter On tho
bank stood lVeber's mother, sobbinlg II gl' is
though lerHlleartS would hrcuk, hoping
against hope. NJ t)nlcers ri low. seeing thnt
as body lad bcen found, II persuaded the
sobbimg woman to leave the scene md
accompany 10 II thosSiiear n & by Ratll-
SkClIGr.
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HAD SHARP FIGHT, Il 1.
Japanese Detachment Makes .AA,tt- NJ
.;5. tempt f. Cut II u Otf -' A Mist ST d
B. ..3 chanko's 81 Column. i55sS
"A 81 IA ssocIateu ] Press. J

SIR r P}yrERs sG W jan, AZ General
EK,a,opnt kin Telegram phng YESTERDAY 5l4l 70
Emperor n Nicholas, reported nm ATTEMPT
81 ;la strong Japanese de taahlnent or in
ffantsy, cavalry a,ld artillery TO cut off
tho colun, % & General M istchenko' o'ss caval-
Hry q annury 14th as tlle la tier va bout
ia retire mort Inward; ;ss Z, he " apnllese, IN
der cover Of IA mist, out flanked The R.ls-
SLAMS. A battle ensued, tlio n ussiall n
Ltjllery inMtctlng heavy losses on the JAP
ganesc 1at short rang q and ! then retirll.g.
}Ile sussian losses We're five 81 ficers and
fort S men slsil led Or lded, IN
Genera IS * Spropa lSi lso eport tad q lle
lstUrnAo ss lussla ~ pa trol sa ftels bloSlng
Slp lie lai lrpad a nnd tle llllc
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CRU n no CIV VIEWS
ON RATE l-EGISl lATlON

Is. 1FTom Jur5 I{tg llAl5 l!oFFespD I'D I7E7
s5si VAsIII NGTO Nj y. c., 7 Jan. l7--Hpn.
n Beverly n, !, Crullp,t member ofs he Yyir-
Il giHia Corporation Commission. WI ap,
pear heforo the House Commit tea or q m
4 terstate Commerce sto-nlorFow y for tho
y purpose OF giving his views on IN to egis-
$lation, II My. Crun,p is one OF several \
members OF stnte Corpolation Conmisr
siops who VIII be heard on this subject
by tho comm til q, S3s 5 tes as IA
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J ! |. ] ] !.
EORY0UNGv ] women.
fIhat y What tile Baptists u 'ro-y y n
81 " q I,o ose to Is stablisllsi tS5
.5s giniia: SssE5 u
:, =. 4 II u Z, I, a r- r r @$ uAAf1Nn
j MAY K ON Rlc HMoND | q .
lails VI tile l!i l5d " ucatioln' 1soll'
SSS commission aid 4; b efore 3..5.:
4 Baptist Coincil.


Baptls Council Of Il lctltaol,d and ana
AIunchcst ter held an tercsting meeting TN
I'm the parl9rs tl,c &. VI irs ptist
Church Inst night object Ct the the
meeting wa Is to- 8tonsi der pro-
gress 'front.' "a tive ofs Il.
}ginil Ba ptists Education Commssiio II Rev.
Dr.. b. Ilenning, gent 81 tescom-i y A On &
mission. Itrodced and fully ex- ;.
plaliled the lie Id ms and hopes of
the $Icomml lsslon which has been created at
3by| nt acting under tl,e nstructionsNo,ft q
THE Zap list Genera sAssocla tlotl Yjr-
3glnla,S Work Yt that he comniissi I 4 Il has
3underta is tho cs isimcnt. Wiz 's{
;ginia 81 ,lf system OF scno OILS and cole
Tor the educat tlor or girls The plan cons y n
templates tic ESTABLISH nent II ofs.,l338 u rge
central institution tp u u VI n to- dAIe..
y equipped ~ Noni;snff College.
,ThN college is to lie locn ted "a SON tel
gible point thereafter 3tdS hes declde " Ilor,
ANA 3,llready u LNnchb,rg ND v
vile are bidding for y 8 he building
alone stiy nothing OF can
IN tp cost not less thall 500 0Qo .anc$ y ls
believed that tlic tolleg vii M tlslct lt
the Very beginlilng no less tla'lsS q "
800 Students. " MI VI
Consider sInduc enents.
the locat ton, tho Scommissl ,,fi of
course viii consider the y ! tis
various places IN tlle
SDr fleming thinks The Baptists Of a lch5
5mond could we'll afford to give as much. l
AZ 100000 6to have * he central woman II
- ~
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Low PRlC E OF ;OliT'TolN| \,
is.5 eau USESs ANOTH lURE.

4 8 (fsy Associated I'resss) Il /. s., 81 Z.
/ L ETA YtlIsrI n, # M s'sss an. @
y esTauss. & gsilera ma M l,e,, M. ton
bilyer, fury ton ina bank, I,
srupt tcy, 4 The asse tsss lrt n roX lnlatel ~
S6s oOO; liabilities, SIS, ,0OO, /, y MS
sianed for tlle ta lure lt te tho low prlfies
81 cotton. roor llcss and II sste9l,
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NOW on WAY ONE
Russian officers Had Plenty Of
rs Az oney, Bit oldiers Had Z
Long Gone Unpaid. ,8Ss 8
B (By1Associn led I'ress,)

by ~ SS1SitA Wy ~ t7,S'ttl
vs., ,,ss The French
steamer: Astrllen 5sai led shortl 81 81 before O
q clock tl.is Venlng Ararselles,1
having % ii board sG General Stoessel, his
2Svife and 565 Russi ians, Guiding a dmirals
@ @Girigoroyi tcll and tock klnsky. encr,lls
5Ciopbat tows I'D IF Rclss and sfee45 other.
officers and q heir wives, 4 Tho Australien
Gwds not allowed to- leave. the llurbor be-
fore dark, as KY pl'ecauti against y ne
Russians or others obtaining knowledge
$of the ldefenses. @ Il he st came was piloted
out aofl Nagask by III pallese naval \ otii-
GERS s,i ySs g @ Il
s4 During their stay, here he Russian
{otlcers $hougll II ycilrlos valued sat oyer
+ $4,000 having illnpl le supplies Sof money,
but tho soldiers had not received their
pay for many mon tbs General Iock
remains "a prison eralh Japarl A u as III
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. lcontlnued o.l Second Page.l.
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HeAlloW's,sI'C y . CharlottesVi!lllleS
Prison erto Live ( ! 'T'hllre i Il.
5Di Weeks. y Onlge ls!j u,
MEND.ED'# re, E,'T,'L1,lO I
FILE D WITH. |. ( 9 4 o O!IJRT's \
Attorneys Spend Some i;T[sineI. .I
With His =; \; len anldt. M ~
Jud & Il ! a. Allso ls't Calls; g, A II
Many Letters r eceiveidal
in Interest x, sof 4 the
Prisoner. jis } Ssss

.grhe giilt or inno ocence a \
WITH crime be W
ldiciaryli tribunals he4 Execut foi,ltdsSs
aid and not prres tho ild
Sor the oxecu law !It- n
iprcmc as tveS rss.
svcw the opinions courts
diets 3uries mat
with them would be tior, ols
authority. tho 81 premes tYot ARM
peals has Hts been toned Nj
Srehearng 81 ti,a 4.
ofs error al, d I'll he Exc outiv e. BEEN
requested
grant Sresplt u & eat ae tegc that
sufficient time fnas had f.rss
sther consi erati Ion of he ca se
ana law may iran re:S
quest theE 70 aadi
Eobstructng the ADM istrat the
and he, ere ore. 1lrects
ebrpa rys
1905,
Y SIM
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n 1coaslNoea oal sss0R,la age.l
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Con ttngsd on l'lhllsa 'ags,)5
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-02

Advertisements marked a. A. r. B"
are practically guaranteed by the Los
Angeles Realty Board as those OF re-
liable, reputable agents. The Arbitra-
ton Committee Of the Board exists for
the purpose Of investigating and set
tIinq In accordance with the prinel-
Piles Of fair and honorable dealing any
disaqreements or complaints affecting
its members. Severe penalties are
provided for any member guilty Of
dIshonorabIe conduct. List of mem
bers obtainable at Room 726, Mer-
chants Trust Company.
HERBERT 5URDETT,
Secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-02
FOR SALE
Houses

GOLDEN STATE REALTY COMPANY,
42i South Spring 81.
WEST-25th st.
A Groom, all modern cottage; polished
noofs; hardwood; coved ceilings; built In
china closets and buffet Lot 5Oxl5O
1850. $3.50 cash. Bal. Mortgage.
EAST-43d ST.
A six-room, all modern cottage Lot 4Ox
1885. Just completed.
s24Oo. $3.50 down. Bal. sa5 per month.
MAGNOLIA AVE.
An s-room two-story house, with basement.
Modern in every respect; tinted walls, etc,
one year old; all Improvements I'M lawn.
Lot 42x15O s465O. $1,000 cash, balance $40
~ WEST c4th-near ARLINGTON.
Groom house; all modern; bult-in buff
fet; dark finish; new. Lot 50xi5o; on West
gath st., near Arlington. Price $4,000 $4,000
cash, balance mortgage. three years, 7 per
SAN PEDRO ST.
The finest 1ve-room, all-modern brick house
IN the city: hard wood finish throughout; I;
built-ln buffet beam ceilings mission fx-
lures: stationary tubs on rear porch; all
improvements; lawn and driveway; fenced.
Price sS25o. From $500 to $1,000 down. balance
S22. so to $40 per month, or more
HALLDALE.
An eight-room, all-modern, two-story house
Lot 50x1S. Corner Just south of Adams.
s45OO Sl75O down, balance $50, or more, per
month. "
A seven-room, story and a half, all-modern
house, on corner Lot 5oxlSO % to .a0 al1ey; near
balance mortgage.
BLIENDALE PLACE.
Corner, 90x160, a nine-rooin, thoroughly
modern house; cellar. fuel gas, bath up and
down stairs; beautiful grounds. s12,5OO
MADISON AVE.
Two 1ots-50xl75 each, with a three-room
California house. chicken houses and barn;
100 chickens. $1,000.
wEST-12th st.
An eiRht-room, all-modern, hard finish
house, with furnace. on West 18th St, east OF
Alvarado-$1500 Can arrange terms.
WFST-39th ST.
A flve-room, all modern cottage on West
39th; lot 4ox1SO. $4,000; $500 down, balance
EAsT-5Oth ST.
A three-room California house; hard finish :
lot 5oxllo nice yard. street improvements
done. $1,000; $500 cash, SIS per month.
EAST-53d ST.
A three-room California house, lots sox135
$500; $500 cash, balance to suit.
MAGNOLIA AVE.
Broom, two-story house, near 18th St. on
Magnolia: all modern; lot 50x165. sS75O; $3.50
cash, balance z per cent. A bargain.
DEOTI ST.
A nine-room, two-story, al-modern house !;
furnace In cellar: electric lights and gas; two
years old lot 61x135; barn. terraced lawn;
fenced; on Leoti. near Adams. $4,000.
SERVILLE AVE.
75xl5O. Price 800: $3.50 cash, balance easy.
EAST-10th ST
A sx-room all-modern cottage; lot 40x110;
sidewalks, curb. sewer, electric lights and
gas. Price $1,000.
SOUTH FLOWER.
A nice sx-room. all-modern story and a
half. finely finished house, lot 50x1S5 big
bargain-will sell on sight. s4f50; $500 cash,
balance S35 per month
NEW ENGLAND.
A six-room, all-modern house; lot 5ox192.
Price $780, $500 cash. balance to suit
ONLY $500.
slx-room California house and lot-5Sx
1873, On Long Beach line. just 10 minutes from
9th and Main SITS. $40 down, balance to
suit
ROOMING HOUSE.
Elegant S4-room. new house, on South Main
st. near 5th. Cheap.
Nice S-room house. furnished. Rent $40:
furniture frst-class. Ensured for $4,000. Price
$780, 1926 down.
GOLDEN STATE REALTY COMPANY,
42l South Spring st.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-02
Home phone 1915.

FOR SALE
HOUSES BUILT ON EASY PAYMENTS.
II you are going to build It will pay you to
see us before you let your contract.
We make a speciality Of the latest and most
modern bungalows and cottages that can be
built, some of the late features In our bun
galows are the double beam ceilings with
panelng between beams. paneled walls with
plate rails and above this the burlap finish;
built-in buffets; all this to be done in the
best selected slash grain Oregon pine.
Polished floors where wanted; all the latest
and modern plumbing pressed brick mantel.
artistic large front door, something entirely
new, In fact as we said in the beginning.
will be pleased to have you call and talk
with us. as well as look over our plans, or
we will draw you plans according to your
own ideas at no extra expense to you.
BLISS & GOULD,
214 o. T. johnson Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-02
FOR SALE
Houses
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
ARE YOU PAYING RENT BECAUSE
YOU CANNOT BUY YOUR OWN HoME9
II so, let us explain our easy payment
plan Of building houses on the installment
plan, equal to rent, as well as for cash.
5000 will build you a Hve-room cottage,
lathed and pIastered and ready to move
into.
$500 will build story y-and- half, six
room bungalow, with everything COM
pIete, with polished floors, loaded glass in
china closet, first-class plumbing, mantel,
fixtures and sidewalks.
$iiOO will build you five-room bunga-
low, with everything complete, with lead
ed glass in china closet, mantel, fixtures,
1rst-class plumbing, polished floors and
bookcases where wanted, cooling closet,
idewalks-everything that makes 1t
homelike. We have a large number of
t~
plans to select from, and if we have not
got what you want we will draw one for
you. We furnish the plans and specifi-
cations free. For further information call
at our office.
CALIFORNIA BUILDING COMPANY.
G. w. Duncan, General Manager.
433 Mason Building,
Corner Fourth and Broadway.
Entrance on Fourth Street.
Phones-Main 1895; Home 6636.