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New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London. May lO.-The weekly return of the Bank
OF England shows the following changes: Total
reserve decreased ElO12 OOO circulation decreased
t25l000 bullion decreased 26 255: other securi-
ties decreased f2.39700O: other deposits decreased
fS29300o; public deposits decreased f22 OOO notes
In reserve decreased f95O.OOO; government securi-
ties unchanged. The proportion of the banks re-
serve to liabilities is 1895 per cent, against
Ss-7S per cent last week. and compares with an
advance from 4113 per cent to 5OM per cent in this
week last year The rate of discount unchanged
at per cent
Paris, May 1o--The weekly return of the Bank
of France shows the following changes: Notes in
circulation decreased l2S,675,0o0 francs treasury
notes decreased ll500OOO francs; general deposits
decreased 4s.575,OOO francs gold on hand decreased
Ss625ooO francs; silver hand increased 900
francs: bills discounted decreased 29 francs
advances decreased 5,s5O,OOO francs.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. May TO- 1908.
BEEvEs-Receipts 90 cars. or 343 head including
IN live cattle to-day. Feeling steady. Dressed beef in
moderate demand at TQSsc per ID for choice
native sides Liverpool and London cattle markets slow
unchanged The Bermudian took to-day "a cattle
and lS9 sheep No exports reported for Friday.
CAI.VES-ReceiptS were 40 head, all for ths InarkeS
About zoo head arrived sold lata Wednesday.
Feeling steady the limited offerings sold at
sss7 er 100 n fu steady al 1O1&c per
Sales-Sewton & "a veas. 146 ID average at ~
ner loo NJ do 103 10 at So fed do 100 10, at $4
SHEEP AND I.AMPS-Receips WeTo So cars. or - l%c
head including for saughtereTs and "a foE the
cars or sale Sheep limited supply and unchane
IN price; extremely di and while strictly Good
handy lambs steady, others were weak ana very
Uanted: primo spring lambs steady otheF eaey
Medium 10 prime clipped sheep sold at s. 25gS5 = per iVU
f. fan to prime clipped lambs at $tS6 oo: eus al
deck OK Virginia spring lambs, at s. 70 per head lat
state do at 81 Dressed mutton STEADY az s79gI
i. dressed lambs 1O9l2sc dressed spring arnos
al sg Ss,Rgon - R 4 Co T2 clipped state lambs. "a 70
oers at s6 az Der 100 10 culls So 10, at 50; eppeo
Virginia sheep 25 b at s. IS state 90 p r. 5o a
cls 50 b at So Virginia spring lambs At - % PCT
Hee s a Commission Coz Sl2 clipped Buhslo lambs 0s
N al 81; clipped Buffalo sheep 90 iD az q; ,,a,r
Ak head Tor the market Prices firm and hi9hsr; & oa %
iee state hogs sold at SO 959ST 10 per 4gV 10 iit
eTesSed hogs quiet 7hGSAo per 10 for heavy 10 "s'
ssvaon a Co: i3 state hogs I6l 10 average
a. ~ * ner 100 10; roughs AIS 10. Ct % 20 on n
knSreg Mullen Gate yesterday; q state hOs% ~' ~
Sc 60 ~. ...4o-asv,. az state hogs lea
t se "a: ii do $50 D, ct 81 To1gns SOB 10 Gt @ y ~
10 gsS 4 Co date yesterday u PsansgsV s "a &
s,$ ~ 81 al: u state hogs. le8 10 S'
a. as so rougs 200 n. &c s6i do 40 10 at % ~
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
OTHER mARkErs-Bv TELEGRAPH.

ry.,,a-o NAV aO-CATTLEs-Receipts. 6Seo;o market
.sSs Is strong: common % prime sieers & eV ~
~ q: heifers 80 758sS 35 bulls SsgsS .; ea!Nss
~ s%ss *: stocxers ana feeders. 81 16qSO ~ HO5s
s 55 medium FGSd @ & hsnyy y ebaes ss S.sSy
% %oIse9eise az go as; packing So eO@se 42 sE EHiss-
s ys COO: market slow; sheep. "a 16GsO 3D. yetsS
SSSsR26S'S,cee. Isn5bs s5 60l3ST bb. I'D,
20 gS4ST Nsy lOHOGS steady: butchers 9na sn1g
rars ss S2lzGse So; common 50 4SSssEsSS c611on on
tssdy fsr q good shippsrs g 42fG sT steaSy
ss 14ss SHEEP steady. ss ocVsA oe' 'aln''' s'eAuS
% eesq qRgstao Nay quiet; pFi5ns
al x6SSS $50 shppng IS e5esS 90; optoheh. q soV
gs III: Reafsfs s40s5 vIAIeee1lo66s 166 ~ S 5s3 93v s %
I've stio Higher: heayy EaiSee 1oEhsTs a, ana Pigs
55cs<s ID 100 hesti aotyF sheep STEADY; lambs. 90
ffxher SIS b61ss 10 few SO 80; yeaFnss ana WetRsrs
% .as eg.o eaty. may aO-cATTL HsesiPts 47oo. in
rs.ss5 sef steers IS 4oQs5 eo fair 70 good 81 SGs5
~ 80 aeTn FteeFs &c 250S5 25 Southern cove. 81 600
~ ~ native cows 81 60S< 90; native hoitsFs tBhe3
s. - hulls ssQS4 G5: calves, saGsa HOgS-Recelpts
Il 100: eTst sTong 70 &c sisssc tSp g aG hSk os
"a AZ. piss and light, 81 1890 25 sHEBP-Receipts.
400; market steady lsbs s5 Qs7 80; fed and west
s ses 81 5cse %: Western fs6 yeaEng S. 25Qs9 40;
western fod sheep. 81 5o1s8 p; stoesFH and feeders
'S3iSttsturg GJnion Stock Yards. May l0-cATTLE-
sLpy light: markt steady choice, e5 ee4sS sb; prime
s5 bBs5 co. HOGSReceDts light; market active; prim.
IA pigs SO SO: rough s. 5oqs5 co. sHEEP-eupply faiT
Fsrlef steady: prime Wethnrs s. 4049 90; culls and
common 81 so9s3 co lslnbs ~ co0s9 eos veal oslYs4
t3Hx< ca
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

r-or.-r,v. New York May 10 1908
@E--lhe cohee market active
tS 2y recent standards sales for the being
OF nearly $4,000 bagS
irregular, but the tendency seemed 10 be donrsrd and
after opening unchanged points and improving
a e on steadier closing cables from Havre market
oioSea quiet net unchanged TO 10 points lower. The
was, II anything. little better the
SeS whieh at the hour GG the local opening reported
burg Later Havre rallied TO partial decline Of 4 franc
ana Hamburg closed unchanged 10 Z pfg lower. while
inc local market steadied points positions
til later however offerings here increased seemingly
Tor long account. and the close Al Of
the session The Brazilian markets made rather steady
showing. The rate Of Brazilian exchange was 1-S2d
higher but the market Rio 25 res and Santos
was unchanged Receipts at primary points showed
cnange OF consequence, running about estimated.
ope traded both here during the session. and
times seemed to be buying while selling posi-
uons wall street was moderate trader mostly in the
way OF selling In the late session through brokers
The weather the State Paulo continued fine at
all points and further is being received
the coming The spot coffee quiet
and unchanged the basis 77sc for Rio No Z.
The OF contract prices in the local market day
was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11

coTToNThe cotton market was active yesterday and
ports of fet in the Eastern belt The advance caused
eased IN the late trad
ing Closing barely steady advance Of 3G5 points
Sales for the day estimated 100000 bales The
orenng was OF 2G9 points in response
and frost The official reports indi
of the Eastern belt and pri
vate wires claimed some damage notably at Charlotte
and Huntsville II said that young cotton had
teen killed considerable repantng had been rendered
necessary While thePo TO be doubt that these
conditions serious enough affect
give permanent setback the
the persistent bull support and there heavy
covering on and Immediately following the fall Prices
advanced a gain Of about 5G1l points d by the
months about 90 points above the recent low
There realizing the advance
Southern selling Of the months. which hardly
OF extensive young
and the advance. The market absorbed the
offerings very well during the middle session acted
somewhat unsettled in the late trading when il ru-
BRED a pool. close
was barely markets we're
UNCHANGED to higher. prices were nm
changed but $500 bales reported 10 spin
ners by the bull party Liverpool made frm showing
points.
The range. Of contract prices the local market to-
n una lOEE
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

-,,.1 ,Fsv 1n-CIosllg: WHEAT-sTot noTnInaIi
,1rss oui-s; May sssd July, 6 7iad; ssqtsInheE
~ ~ ~CSPpg-Snot American mixed neW, orIl A. q
GmeTiean mixed ola steady g sAe futures qqiet Nay
HoninsiS July. AZ 4Ad FEAs--canaelan sseaey @ 81
1l1sTs- steady: extra India ulsss Us PORK strcRs;
,Ses@ yEesteFn. Sos ca HANS-ShoTt cut "a 10
fa rs quiet 5la BAcoN quiet; Cumberland cut. e. %
~ ~ az. short Vfb lG 20 - u. SIS long clear 41les
iet Is 10 90 n 4ss long clear mladles heavy. & 20
s6 Is short clear oae- u 90 20 10 ss "a; eesT
IA l0 10 sos; shoulders, square. II lG
So,,ist 4s LARD dull prime tyestsrn On teEess SaS
fnsst United States SIS good United states. 5es.
finest white. new, steady 65s: a.
Sld ouist American finest eooIed new steady. Sls
do oif Oust. oes 81 AAAkees-fFile city drln. eSs.
2-SDlrits firm. srs. R0SfN-C0nu0n Hra,
loz PETRoIsEUM- Refined quiet e.d. IINsEED on.
dull 2ss 50
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11

florida, per carrier. segss; 90 Cuban sl9s2 50; PEI
PTfiS FLORIDA per carrier. SlGSz 40 cuban sisSl o;
PEAS Norfolk. per hslf Dbl basket g SoaSs =; DO
south carolina per half Dbl basket slSsz 90 geoTsa
SSS so,1ft Carolina, per bush basket tScts % FAts-
M 4Y New Orleans curly. per bbl $2QSz 50; So Pala
~ a 40 basiet T5cGsi So 40 New Orleans DBL
sSgs4. az BsTnSlds per box. S1Q$2 RAplsEEs nearby
Be w 2P ~ IeTssS Der 100 bunehes SoeGSi 80: STRING
1StsSSa CharIeston ana Savannah. wax. Per eaSAet
S2s u.s. DO green s2qsS % 5Iosie&a a. wax Per essSs Ss
s0sS; SoUkSII Florida. white per crate 3. ~ 9S
~ S3ban SfGS2. TOMATOES. Florida per c@AAtSs 80
81 S0: 40 Cltzn S1GS2: TUESNIRS. Canaelan Iylesa.
Der Dbl 81 50Gs2; WATEftCttESS per 4uV OuneloN 'e
Hay AND sTRAw-HAY-Rsesipts noe oppressive;
condition of demand good: market firm. Win slyy,
favor os sellers Recent ranges f1L ssiseso's
eutsiTs figures. quote: Prime. laree L.elass ~
IA ib O5eGsl; no :. slis9e2te; Ne soESaei 10 q
aSi1 e57o. ehipping 55SGec: clever. mixed. osles 0o
clear 60Q65e. sTRAW-The main dsinena = toI nss
quality ana CSC readily paid for that srs-
81 hay ana straw N tons reos9S% sS ss 49, s1SS
S9o; Ers $50; FennsyvanLs. 80 psStsls taeSs ana "a
q Western 10: Iehgh VALLEY 70; haltino- = O1lQ. e
trsI ~ New Jersey sO river BEATS ts total 1850
tons Receipts of straw, 20 tons
Tr,Ieao May lO-CIQVLlSI7ilD. easn. q 90 Oetooet'
Sc TIMOTHY, prime. 81 AN
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
NEW JERSEY SECURITIES.
BONDS.

pi.ssa BY } TAoInas ResnAaPa'. No. Is wan street,
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
he FEDERAL TREAsIlRN

Washington May 1O.--The condition Of the Treas
ury at the beginning of business to-day was as
follows
RESERVE FUND.
Gold coin and bullion $3.50 600
TRUST FUNDS TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
TTFSIC ATFS
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
INTERBoRoUGH's EARNINGS.

Reports received yesterday Of the earnings for the
Mafch quarter OF the lnterborough Rapid Tanslt
Company present a gain in gross for the s,,t
way. as compared with the corresponding o,,ar-
ter year ago. OF $575525. The earnings of the
elevated system for the quarter showed an in
crease Of si6o.4sS. compared with the same time
In lso5. The entire system shows:
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
Citations.
rHE pEoPLE on THE srArE nE Nr1r

UHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
Tork. BY the gTaee % God free ara ius.---4.-.
20 Annio Kirk Galdlag- HAIRY KRIS.
Annie y &cFeTTan. Rudolf EiTk Jessie TSirS f,s'1,
HlTk, Ecith Kirk Matilda KRIS William E-iI< Nu~ir n
Kirk, Daniel Kirk. known by adolton Harold Doiiss
Josephine ISiI1 HeFy HiLS al[ RehaEf ErE tHe rs'rs
ane next q Kin e John Eii esesasat. s-n1 eT--t
tls: Whereas. Iilo 81 Eel1ing JE. &C 80
York has lately 4Qlse . ths SCr1Satss C6urt a. o-
County o New 4oFx have ceTslln lrsf-rs7s.f -
writing dated the sEth day q OCt0t-- fes r-lssI~x "a
eoth teel snc peIens lISgesy e1y proved tte
New TOTk- deoeaseds the1efc1- aa1 eser ~ go
cite6 % aHlssr before the euTrogafc q or CafV
q NsU YoEs, az hts Oeice n ths coGnty af NrN YorS
The 2Clh day Of Jure. one thousand uin~
sE. az hapast ten eeosz n che la-eae. q tsef Ss
VIII T>sfHHleuf. AD1 sgEh % az r-r.N
cited as are the og ts-nsy-ons years az, -
Qulr=t APPEAR ~ yOur guardian lf
IA Won have noae 20 appear apply Cor ca- t h.. a.
ulnteI o. Of your neglect a. mr.. b, s.,
a guardian Ulll cs aQGlntet ~ t-- Sgr7cs
resent ana act for you % The proceeding. -
testimony Wre-eol We have caused th- e a,
elFTQsat~s CcuTt o. the ssiG County q N.~v
CSeall YORK % os hegeulto s-,xe1. Wltarsss Hon
FranE T. EitzSEE1ll. q SuIr8xaf. q carr xaJs
C-unfV q NoTS. Gc ssi1 County trs e.fr cav 81
ArsI On tNs year a. Nld thousand h1atr.d
anE DANIEL r. NONl,N EY,
Cara Ot tee Sl-r1oxAtss Cs4y9
New-York tribune., 1906-05-11
NEW YORK PRICES.

NETAIS-TIN-Tin uFcas advanced 70 stiil 80
levels during todays trading Lp9on closed s tSs' S
for spot and f1Ol foT futures and the local ss al
eolsequences with SPOT qulss-o
G45c COPPER was unchanged @ p 60 higher % ~.
al f88 It's 90 aud futures ls -
sd Locally the market unehanged with ~ e SgS
Arm Iaka is 0rofoA az leb0Gi9c, electrqlyto q &s-
1850 and casting nt 1875 25e LEAD Yas 70 sl as1sF
g. a m Locally the market va
.tth aotsfon. m ..ax.sx rrom a60G1so sPELTEls "As
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-22
TREATED TO NOVEL RIDE
Bridal Pair Taken Through Streets
on a Fire Wagon After
Their Wedding

Special to The Herald.
FRANKFORT, Ind, May 21.-Victor
Smock and Miss Mabel Coulter, who
were married in this city, gave out
the tip that they would not take
bridal tour and their friends prepared
to give them a good start in life at
their home here. In the afternoon II
was learned that the couple had left
the city secretly, the parents of the
bride not being acquainted with the
fact that they were going. In some
manner It was discovered by their
friends that they were at an Indian
apolls hotel, and a committee of ten
persons was sent to that city to bring
them back.
The committee, which included the
minister who married the couple and
his wife, did their work well, for the
principals were found and, notwith-
standing their vigorous protests they
were placed aboard an interurban car
and brought to this city in triumph by
the committee. other members of the
"crowd" that had remained at home
met the car with the city fire wagon
and the bridal pair were loaded into
the wagon and treated to ride about
the city that they will not son for
get, the horses going as If they were
running to a fire. After being driven
over the principal streets of the city
they were taken to the home of the
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-22
WHITE RAT is JEALOUS
Animal Displaced in Affection Of
Family by Arrival Of Infant
Which IL Attacks

Special to The Herald.
ROSWELL, N. M, May H.-The q
months-old baby of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Caskey of this city had narrow escape
from death few days ago, being at
tackled In its crib by jealous white
rat. Only the timely arrival of the
little ones grandmother saved its life.
AS it was, the baby's face was badly
lacerated
The white rat, an unusually large one
of it's species, had been household pet
for two years up to the time Baby
Caskey arrived two months ago. The
animal had the run of the house and
was never confined in cage. Natural
ly. when the baby arrived, the gat was
neglected, but the animal paid no att
tention to the little stranger until a
few days ago. The baby had been
placed in its crib and was sleeping
soundly in the bedroom when the rat
jumped into the crib and attacked the
little one, lacerating it badly about the
face and eyes. The baby's screams of
pain attracted the attention Of its
grandmother, Mrs. 9. =. Tucker, who
was forced to choke the rat before it
would release it's hold. A physician
was called to treat the baby, which will
recover. unless blood poisoning ensues.
The rat was promptly put to death.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-22
RISKS PERIL TO SAVE PARTNER
Daring Miner Rushes to Sputtering
Fuse and Cuts II in Nick
of Time

Special to The Herald
VIRGINIA CITY, Mont, May 21.-
Fred d. Malone and Dick Peet, miners
working>fn the u. S. Grant mine, had
a hair-raising experience yesterday, in
which Malone gave an exhibition of
unusual courage and coolness that
saved his partners life After charg-
ing several blasts in the bottom of
winz and lighting the short fuse, they
started to climb the ladder to q place
of safety. Malone, who was ahead,
had assembled but few feet above
the splitting fuse and the dynamite
when his foot got caught in the lad
der and he could not extricate it. 1t
seemed as though his death was in
evitable, but Malone, at the imminent
risk of his life, dropped swiftly to the
bottom of the winz and cut off the
lighted fuse with his knife, thus pre-
venting the discharge of the blasts
He had just the necessary time to do
that the burning end of the last fuse
being close to the earth when he
reached it,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-22
WINS BATTLE WITH MONKEY
chanticIeer Plants Spurs in Eye of
Organ Grinders Pet and
. Wins Fight
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
CINCINNATI, o., May N.-William
johnson is prouder than ever of a
gamecock which he has owned for
some time and has won renown as a
fighter. The fowls latest exploit is the
killing of a monkey in pitched battle
An Italian organ grinder, to whom
the monkey belonged, was playing in
the street when boys began teasing the
animal The monkey broke loose
from its master and started toward
two of the boys, who ran into Mr..
Johnson's yard, with the animal at
their heels.
AS the monkey passed through the
gate the gamecock appeared and
promptly pitched into him.
The battle was fast and furious, but
within five minutes the gamecock sue
ceeded in binding the monkey. Then it
planted it's spurs in the animals side,
struck a vital spot and the monkey
fell dead.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-22
GETS MISS RUssELL's GEMS
Negro Arrested In Newport In Actress
Property Car With Jewels
In His Pockets
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
NEWPORT, r. l., May 2t-Jewels
belonging to Miss Annie Russell, an
actress, were stolen from one OF her
trunks on the train, which arrived here
from Boston at o'clock this afternoon,
and a negro charged with the theft
Is under arrest here. On his person
we're found a diamond sunburst an
amethyst ring and n gold chain and
locket, which were Identified as belong
ing to Miss Russell.
Miss Russell's company Is to play
here tomorrow night and the proper
ties were sent today In q baggage car.
As the train neared Newport an em-
ploye went to the bagga xe car to get
his satchel and was surprised to find
the car unlocked and negro standing
at the door, He was arrested and
searched, but could not give salts
factory account Of how he came by
the trnkets. He said his name was
Benjamin Walker and that he had
been valet for Jospeh Wheelock, jr.,
an actor.
One of Miss Russelrs trunks in the
property car had been opened by rip
ping off the lock.
-ae>A-
Talk-o-P Phone free. See the proposition
I'm todaVfe Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-22
PUBLIC ADVERTISING
Notice for BIDS for supplies

Notice Tor Bids for Supplies
Notice. is hereby given that the Board
High School district will receive pro-
posals for supplies for the partial
equipment of the Polytechnic High
School. as set forth in the following
GROUP 1.
Apparatus and equipment for the Sci
ence Hall of the Polytechnic High
the office OF the Secretary of the
Board.
GROUP Q.
Plaster casts for the drawing depart
ment of the Polytechnic High School,
as per list and numbers in specifica-
tions on file with the Secretary of the
Board.
GROUP g.
Books for the library of the Poly
technic High School, as per list and
specifications on file in the office of the
Secretary of the Board.
GROUP T.
Electric and engineering supplies for
the Polytechnic High School, as per list
and specifications on flein the Office of
the Secretary of the Board.
Each group must be bid on sepa-
rately. and each bid be accompanied
with certified check for five per cent
be sealed and addressed TO the Secre-
tary Of the Board. end filed in his Of
fee. AIS Chamber OF Commerce Bldg,
on or before the first day of June, 1906.
at o'clock p. m, at which time the
bids will be opened in public.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Los Angeles. May 4, 1906.
n: $. AVERILL, Secretary,
5-4-5-15-16-1 6-17-22-23-24-30-S1 lot
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-22
Sold for S53,1oo

The Louis Alice ranch of 1868 acres
has been sold by the Conservative
Realty company at fifty dollars an acre,
or $53,100 to Dr. Q. j. Rowley and Prof.
j. III. Strine of Downey and DIR. 7. H.
Hadley and George e. Parker Of Los
Angeles. The ranch is located within
miles northwest of Los Angeles and
midway between Pasadena and San
Fernando mission. The property will
be subdivided into small tracts and
will come on the market at once. The
Conservative Realty company will be
the agent.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-22
Building REGULATIONS

In preparing new building laws for
the city of San Francisco the joint COM
nittee has decided to recommend the
following scale governing the height OF
new buildings to be erected:
On Streets 100 feet wide or over the
height of buildings thereon shall be
unlimited.
On streets so feet wide or over the
height of buildings shall be limited to
200 feet SO
On streets less than so feet vide the
height Of buildings is to be one-haIf
times the width of the street upon
which the buildings face.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-22
Realty Notes

Fred r. Dorm, the stock broker in the
Broadway building, has let the contract t
for the erection of a two-story apart
ment huose at 626 East Fifth street,
the improvement to cost $4,000
S. K. Lindley has bought thirty-five
acres near Toluca for reported sum of
$4,000. The former owner is Jennie w.
Rich of Manitoba, B. c.
w. H. jameson, a fruit packer and
shipper of Corona, has bought from
Oscar Theme of San Francisco the
fine 37-acre tract known as Lemonia
Cove, near Corona. The price has not
been stated.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-22
$500, 900 Hotel Proposition

1t Is announced by Architect Harrison
Albright who drew the plans, that an
eastern syndicate has been formed to
erect magnificent four-story hotel
on a fifteen-acre tract near Los An
geles, the Improvements to cost $500, ,000
The hotel will be known as the Alte-
mont, and it will be constructed of re-
Enforced concrete, covering a space of
350x400 feet. The location of the hotel
is not divulged Some of the details for
the gigantic Undertaking have not been
completed
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-22
NNnrd.
Hurried Back Home

A. II. Frazier, president of the Ocean
Park Improvement company, has re-
turned from his trip to the orient to
look after property interest. Mr.. Frazier
and G. M. Jones' his partner had ar
rived at Kobe, Japan, when they heard
of the San Francisco disaster. Mr..
Frazier came back on the first steamer,
while Mr. and Mrs. Jones resumed their
journey.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-22
Plan No. 2

Sign an agreement to takc the
Daily Herald for six months,
paying each Inonth the regu-
lar subscription price of ESQ
per month"; purchase s8B worth
of records, four eo-cent REQ
Ords on delivery of the ma
chine and two 0O-cent records
each week, thereafter until the
full amodnt Of records has
been purchased.