Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-04

day at 1 o'clock, or that evening at
o'clock All the rest of his time was
engaged. Mr.. Henley Is very busy
man.
According to Mr.. Hale of the Anti
Fakers' society," year ago Mr. Hem
ley was exposed at public trumpet
seance When the hashlight was
thrown on Henley he dropped the
trumpet exclaiming "McGinnis threw
the trumpet at me-" McGinnis, Mr..
Hale says is Johns funny Irish spirit
guide, who assists at his trumpet
seances.
l did not have time to have that
promised reading and / regretted it,
for have no doubt l missed chance
to turn an easy dollar in a safe in
vestment."
The Doctor Isn't Greedy
/ called upon DIR" w. II. Green,
short fat man who calls himself clair
voyant and business medium, and has
rooms at 1917 South Spring street. DR..
Green can tell you how to make q mill
lion but he contents himself with ex-
tracing dollars from others and letting
them have the millions. The doctor
does not explain why he does not in
vest one of the dollars himself, make a
million and settle down to live the rest
of his life in luxury.
Mrs. Wesley Is one who has been en-
dowed with the faculty of locating vast
: bodies of ore Just why Mrs. Wesley
. does not locate some vast bodies of ore
for herself and thus amass fortune
did not succeed in discovering. At
, 541h South Spring street she tells one
! upon what to speculate, how to get a
divorce, how to get a husband, and
how to do almost everything else you
. want to do.
! Mrs. J. j. Whitney, trance and bus
! mess medium, is another one of the
Spring street advisers who can make
others rich and happy but is willing to
. sacrifice herself on the altar of hard
! work.
Marked Down to Two Bits
. There are some of them who come
cheaper than others. If you look as if
= you are one of the dollar kind you will
always be charged a dollar, but 1t is
. possible to get what you want for al
. most any sum you want to pay.
! Prof. Mulburn conducts regular bar
: gain readings, and he will give you a 50
reading for only 80 cents. He places
. his own valuation.
. DIR. Milburn has such a wonderful
. opinion of his high powers that he
causes a star to be placed above his
head in all pictures of himself.
. Prof. st. Elmo cuts Prof. Milburn's S
. prices in half and for 25 cents he will
! tell you just exactly what you should
do to be happy, healthy, wealthy and
. wise. Each one is wonderful as
. founding, convincing; each one is the
. only one in the profession who is not
! a faker.
Just think of it, 25 cents to know
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: could find cheaper way of picking 6
/ husband?
! Reno is another of those who Offer
I bargain readings, and his regular S:
readings are cut to 25 cents. No one
has ever yet discovered who paid Reno
50 for a reading, but that is what he
: thinks they are worth.
. City Full of Phenoms
Nine. Henreare boldly announces
: that mining stocks are her speciality.
Think of the self-sacrifice of this wom-
: an. She will tell you where to invest
!. your money and make you rich without
: ever a thought of the hard work she
is doing, when she too might be rich.
Nine. Ora is another of the 25-cent
; kind, that is, if you are fortunate
enough to be a woman. Gents" so
cents. Madam Ora does not explain
why a man Is worth double the amount
that a woman is worth; perhaps it is
charity to her sex which makes her let
woman down easy"
Nine. LIE Pierro claims she was born
with a double veil and she thinks she
is especially gifted in revealing all mys-
teries. Mrs. LIE Pierro's self-sacrifice
Is only equaled by the self-sacrifice of
others of her kind. She can tell all
about mining and buried treasure but
she never thinks of using any of this
knowledge to her own advantage.
Why it is preferable to give others OPP
portunity to gather in large fortunes
while the psychic lives in dingy block
and gives readings" at two bits a read
is unfathomable.
Elsie Is Unabashed
A Herald representative called Mrs
Reynolds on the telephone Friday, Civ
ing the name of Mr.. Crane.
'Are you giving sittings now?" was
his question.
Eyes, who is this?" asked Mrs. Reyn-
olds. Have we ever metz"
"Oh, yes. many times" was the re-
ply.
"Well, I can give you at sitting to-
morrow morning at o'clock"
"All right. VIII you give a seance
Sunday night?"
'Yes, to few intimate friends only
1 have been letting in too many outsid-
ers lately and it caused some trouble
Wednesday evening"
The receiver was hung up with the
promise to be there sharp at o'clock.
A little thing like exposure seems TO
have no effect on Elsie Reynolds.
While in the cabinet Wednesday
night just previous to the exposure,
this wondrous dame who was posing as
Little Efie" delivered this bright
GEM You must have saw mediums
ad in the Examiner"