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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-02
Commissioner Biddle In HOSPITAL.

Engineer Commissioner Biddle, who sur-
fered from severe cold for several days,
is now a patient at Providence Hospital.
His cold has developed into grip and se-
we're neuralgia of the head and eyes Col.
Biddle hopes to be at his desk again next
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-02

Alaho made substantially the same state-
ment. 1t was reported at Galveston that
the vessels captured and held at Progreso
had been sold, but this report could not be
confirmed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-02

Plumbers have been the first mechanics In
the Pittsburg building trades to respond to
the demand in San Francisco for skilled
workmen. number have left for the
stricken city. In the belief that the sanitary
condition needs first attention, even before
the clearing away of the debris, and that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
HOT CAMPAIGN
At UNIVERSITY
University Fraternity Men and
"Barbarians" Have Hot Pc
litieal Fight.

Fraternity narn and harhartann At
the university af~ now engaged Tn
TIE h.ixhf of a palifieAl var To-
aay a Convention VAS held % nasni-
nate utfteer~ fnF tho baard Of con
fTui. which riauaxvA ali student ar-
tifitiea The ffafsrniiis4 have be~a
runnlns# thinxs NJ the university
pretty mach ~ They wiahed aud the
oaFnaFians claim they have h~sn
running them ia the ground
Last Night the harhafianN held a
Convention and male = slate aud
aian arranged committees 70 push
their interests In the eoRlnK cam.
paiEns For president thry chose
Visitor zndnlek. vice presla~ut.
L.iayf Whiffiaia. aad far nenb~rs
II The board ~ rontrnl. Herman Az.
len. Rex Smith. Wiley ilsmphlll.
Rudolph Rupp and Percy Perry
The ffatsfuisEss nominated Wet
Hoover a. tire head ~ their tiekef
and also tnduFnez ~1numb~r 81 che
barbarian candidates Il IL under.
stood that a great deal 81 sire pull
lug And trading % votea t. golnw On.
Tom kenaetiY Il runninE na an in.
feFsndent tickss The alerft1n will
cnms off tn twn weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
TIDAL WAVE IN
THE LAKE

The Immense impact OF water
carried houaebnai. owned by a
man named nurch. a short distance
south of l.saohi park. Gar up On the
shore. not hlgh aud dry. hut 40
high that Il could not be hauled off
the beach
hartlettE boatholae. at Madison
park. was torn from tie mooflnga
aud came near floating far nnl into
the iake !. A Sweeney. the at
tendant who waa asleep in tho
structure. wRH dumhfnunded hy the
shosk, lie succeeded Ia temporarily
fastening the boathoaae 60 the
shore. however.
lie lays that the disturbance last.
81 at least two 0inutea The who'e
lake huhbled. the disturbance On Sta
bottom probably being the cause
The EaFie hoathouse. otherwise
known a. t0huson'a Canoe club. was
torn loose Ia the same manner
Eight ar nine househoata owned
hY campers along the shore north
81 the park we're shaken and torn
ioose IN the same manner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

a,,l wave caused by 'ae same
-. ~ al.uroaaee that created
= Asses in san Francisco vas
- =. Lake washlnstea shortly
~ y e'eloek this mefnlns 'h a
-. inns the shoek oe'a '''' N
:. s'sc .alwnIa mesfepeis
y ssn recked Rowhoe's and
.ers Washed about The floors
- s.,s nvlug in hc0sehoau a.
- 80, sels.ts along the shofc we're
sssN 1.s.,.. a vseieat disturbance.
$50 as they inyssiiEated later IA
= ..selak they found In many IN
- shss lines had been hFossa
Il mowlnss torn ieese
:. =. s' attendants Il rhernes boat
W ss.irN.hi park. who wure
- - A the upper floor % ths
E .ss,,. thoaght that steamer
"a ,n.e the tiuAt They let
=. s - d Investigate and found
haxc wave had washed TIE
80 he ceafcr Of the float.
- ~ two distinct shecbS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
llRMENCITA To
PAY FINE

~~roRfA n. Z April is-rhe
..s.l.,. spsernmcnt has upheld
800 sswbusy IN ruling against
ssA...ssr Acxpulcn. better known
!. ~ csFmeneitA shieh ~as uaed
. .sisx a false repet1 Of hss-
,lured sw Acapulco, when tn
,ss - was sealing for visiting
=, a entry aad holdsng cosa-
.sr.stss w4th shore and tn8a
p,sssfefrinx her earNe In iaft
1890 rassanis sapervistna. The
- mr. was 81 SO The
- apssaled - the federal an
'ss,,,,.x wfh the above result.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
WANTED TO FIX
HIM PLENTY
+. C Johns. Charged With As.
sault With a Deadly Wea.
pom, Claims lie Was the De-
PENDANT.

Frank c, Johns. who, Saturday,
hit Ole Nelson with an AK during
"a row IN Garden CITY. was this
morning charged by the prosecuting
attorney with assault with a deadly
weapon, and was released from Jail
under 81 GOO bonds All Of the par
Elephants In the Garden city fcud
are nov at their homes.
Johns and his friends have nd
vanced the eialm that he Was the
defendant in the row. aud chat ou
Friday nlght Nnlann. with Jos Don.
oYan aud joel Schumacher. visited
Johns and told him that Il They
could set hold of the affidavita he
made In the ease Of Donovan asains,
Green they would bring IL back aud
IN him plenty
Threaten TO Retaliate.
tie claims that ON Saturday Mel.
son. Donovan and schumacher pre-
pared Ga sfiN him plenty" and that
Donovan armed with a shotgun.
watched Nelson go 90 whore Johns
was woTainE and start lrouhle.
Johns and Green threaten Ia proa.
eeutc the Nelson Donovan ssschn.
maker crowd II the Ease against
Johns h pushed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
ARricLGs or INCORPORATION

OLYMPIA. April IA The follo~
ms Articles OF Incorporation have
been filed Anwloa American OF a
roal company. Seattle. s.. 200 600 4.
y Eaheiman. Eliis Morrison. J =
.pAghhone.
b rnrtrc Engineering supply eofa.
PAM. Seattle o.. 08a. s. e Bonden.
hansen. q. Il. Lamont \ l. Plant.
W A. Cordsf and AleK Mearegor.
Nartheru Securities 4 Banking
company. seattle. increasing capital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

The remains Of Henry {. Cpudeu.
the veterinary surgeon Who Nss
fatally tuiurcd - being lhfown
frum a horse early ia the week
were shipped today 10 Washington
CITY. where che fanyrsi seFttsss
wiA ~ held The deceased waA tho
sou % Heary G. Coaden. chaplain
20 the house. ~ representatives. AZ
the national capital
BERTHE Teal. q nursr gift. aEea rs.
was placed zndrr arrest BY Patrol
man Cameron last nlEht No def
inifu charge has been plarsd against
the uouan.
A r. stuart. 81 1859 Twenty
fourth av west. tNirphuned Ia the
police to-day that shortly after 10
o'esock this morning burglars mate
an attempt 10 eater a residence oi
neikafuFn. at ESJ3 Twenty fourth
AZ sect. = t~v duors distant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18


Twin daughters wero born 10 Mt
and Mira u. T. Thomson. OF 1911
Stroud av,. Green Lake.
The completion OF the club rooms
0f the Seattle Commercial club II
matter OF few days
Olaf berg yesterday fiiod a pcti.
ton fnf bankruptcy. with assets ii
t3.Sfa and liabilities uf ti0.ati.
The suit af Joseph Annette
against tho tug nahada was drop
ped frum the u, y. court yesterday
being Hettled.
The billboard nuisance received 4
blow last uikht when the Seattis
Retail Grooera' association passed
resolutions. eondemnlnE them IN
vigorous terms.
The Retail Clerks international
Protective association IL advocating
nine-hour working day A move.
ment will he started Ia Seattle ~
the near future,
Dos owners Must procure licensna
by May l. The dog catcher u set
ting out his lariat aud will impouud
all STRAY canlusa after the first 81
May that are not protected by
licunHaa
The matter OF suitable eunvens
ton hall FOE the Christian EndoaN
or convention IN 1907 has heen turhs
ed over to hail committee with
Instructions 10 thoroughly canvass
the situation
A. luatna a young man who " eu
parole from the penltrntiary. wa
yesterday found not guilty OF rob.
bory tie maintained that be Waa
accused Of the crime because Of his
past reeord. and the Jury apparently
took this view
The location OF the Union pa.
elfio's seattis depot ON the gas plaps
site on bth and Jackson waa -
flcially mNde known yesterday hY
the Ming % condemnation proceed.
inEa On a strip % land Ia the allies
needed for side tracks.
For the slxth tins since Febru.
AIRY Z. 8aattie.s hank eirarinsa yea
tardAy passed the o. 00n. 600 mark
m total being s20sT aigss These
figures exceed the combined clear
laEA uf Tacoma. Portland aud spo'
hane BY more than $4,000
The license committee Of the o.
council viii probably nos Erhni
Herman Quandt a license 20 saii
liquor at SIC ard Nv. Quandt has 8
bad rreerd a. the pfopriotsr Of the
old IIeldiVere dance hall aud has
often been In trouble with tho po.
ilrs
G. l. MorriH. a difeh runtfacios
II Nome. ~ present IN the city. Il
closing several deals for eaRstrne
slan woFk on tho seward peninsula
thl4 aummtr lie has alwncd cnn
tract for the Crasis Greek ditch
uhiCh wili tap moru individual
claims than aay olhes diteh ia tbs
north.
The Novelty Mlil company has
drought Wuit against two lunk deal
urx faaae Coisky ard Moses Levy
charging that they bought a.ss0 has
rsia Of flour damaged IN the Ma.
rirrhsn wreck. ana ARE ceiling u a.
she bc2i product Of the Noyeltl
Mills The ease viii DO heard on
April -.
The Convention enmmittse % tbs
Seattle Christian EndeAxoF noeistie.
hmld a me~tiuK last night and ap
proved the las suggested By ths
natluaal committee soF The holding
% tbs eunvratiua Ia thia eitY Tbs
date IL from July 10 TO Is. 1901
The celora for the convention wili
be green aud white.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

l.. ~ Emith wax yesterday fuand
guilty Of hrtnE an hAbitsai criminal.
ant wtii so IN tts peaitrntlarY fuF
life. ttla iast crime AS The nfeai-
tnw ~ wumra'a clothes tn this city
The man appears Ia have a mlid
mania for stealing wpmrn'a gar.
a1rata
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
liLlinn COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS

nsIiARD April lS-A the
80 meeslng last nikhf 4 numhaF
. a,a~ns lisinM On Ship - aKksd
= smssii % take aeriun "a the Pc
G. .hsy made 70 have The stFess,
60 .akA viii h~ dfzus kt The
szfsn~ssins
~ p~fisan. whirh NsN - he pre-
peEpa nkfns she ksMncii 70 call a
z~oxl fl<xllaa te vote On she an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

stock from 800 .O01 70 sos. 900
Washington Broom & Wooden
ware company. Seattle. increasing
capital stock from $4,000 70 $50.
900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
GUARANTEE TO
REPLACE HATS

Latest stsiee and hsag quality
hats In ssEy At the Seattle fiat Fag-
togy. ZIG Fad are A new hat viii
he wivea for every o. bat purchased
there not luat as represented. @ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

Union Pacific matters will prac-
tieAlly be held up until the return
from the EAST 81 J. - Farrell. ~ho
10 in New York attending a meet
inK ~ the Hartman iutsreHta-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

Latest spring millinery At Mrs
Ffaasr's uew store. 10 Pike 81 go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
A Delightful Trip

4 riIe % y inIIea on the blue = a
trru Of the SQUAD brings you % No
beautiful Z. s Navy Yard aud ita
surroundings. where the majestic
Oregon and other haiiieships MAJ
30 seen. alHo one NJ the finest dry
docks In America Boats issys Rtcf
2 six timea daily. Round trip only
30 cents 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

am out OF
the ordi
nary value
Ia a siaycn
port box
couch. lift
ed from the
front on
patent SELF
raising
springs re-
yeaiH Z h q
boz which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

The suit Of Joseph Annette
against tho tux nahada was drop
ped frum the u y court yesterday
being settled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

Twin daughters wero born 10 Nj
and Mira u. T. Thomson. OF ISL
Stroud nv.. Green Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

Olaf berg yesterday filed a pctis
ton far bankruptcy. with assets 81
tf.hfa and liabilities uf fi0.ati
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-27

FOR SALE-AT HUNTINGTON PARK
lot on each side the frontage is lSOx
13S to 15-foot alley. and about $3.50
cash will handle this property; it's a
sure good investment; will sell sepa-
rately. LEAHY & SON. 22S Mercan-
tile place
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-27
JAS. v. BALDWIN,

FOR sALE-BY
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-27

Northwest corner of Eastlake avenue
and Manitou; lot is 55x75; improved with
Groom cottage. rented at $1,000 per
month; the house cost Sl7OO to build.
The lot is cheap at $500 Will sell this
place for $3.50. This is part of an es-
tate that must be settled up at once.
This corner is unrestricted and is a fine
corner for business. Take Downey ave-
nue. car, get off at Eastake avenue, one
block south to Manitou avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-27
FOR SALE
FOR LOTS AT RIGHT PRICES
c. c C. TATUM.

FOR LOTS AT RIGHT PRICES
c. c. C. TATUM.
$500 each-2 lots on JOY ST.. near Santa
Fe ave-; railroad near by; fine ware
house site; S0X149 to alley.
$65O-Crenshaw blvd. 600 it. wide),
near Adams; 5Ox162.
$7OO-Elegant lot. southwest; on 90
TT. Blvd. East front; 5OX162.
50X1S1.
$9OO-On elegant soft. boulevard
high ground, southwest; 50X165; snap
$1O50-Elegant high ground lot on
Crenshaw blvd, near 18th ST cars,
50X147 feet; a snap.
$1100-Fine lot on Sixth ave-, near
Grant; snap; 50X140.
near SOth St, 5Oxi2S to alley; cheapest
lot in the e. V. Hall tract.
$125O-Seventh ave-, near 18th street,
50x145; cheapest lot between Adams and
Washington.
$l415-Arington ave-, near 10th, 50x171.
S150O-A tine corner on nth St, near
Arlington ave-, SOXl3S to alley easy
terms; snap.
$15901New Hampshire; cheapest lot
in Wiltshire Boulevard Heights; 5Oxl45.
$1S00-2 acres on Venice Short Line,
Hill Crest; 193X36S feet; note size; la
block to cars.
$2O0O-Corner Third ave. and 18th st. ;
no restrictions; 50X140: fine for stores.
ward blvd. near Washington 50x116.
$2250-Key West. near 30th, with g.
room cottage trees lawn, sewer, etc. !;
snap; 50X130
$2300-OXford avenue in West Ad-
ans Hts: 5Ox169; a snap.
$2500-W. 18th. high ground, close
in, near Burlington; fine for flats; SO
x125.
S2600-Elegant east front on Gram
ercy place near 18th; 50X17S
$9000-Beautiful east front on Will
ton place near Dorchester; 60X150.
S3750-Elegant east front corner. Van
Buren, and 9th sts., 91X135; this is a snap
at the price.
$50OO-Elegant large corner. 16Sx14O, on
Washington St, near Seventh ave.
snap.
$6750-W. Adams st., an elegant large
corner near Mrs. Childs home. and
where several of our finest homes are
under construction; 15OX145 feet; only
$2750 cash needed.
$SO00-Boylston, corner 5th. $50 feet or
Boylston by 65 on Fifth; fine close-ir
corner.
FOR LOTS OF LOTS
z. z. z. TATUM,
636-6S7 H. W. Hellman Bldg
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-27

FOR SALE
Warehouse sites and business prop
erty on Central ave, from 500. to
$500 per front foot improved and un-
improved
15Sx15O, improved with building
bringing in income of per cent.
10 stores and 10 flats. price for
short time $4,000.
Close-in property near 18th St, cor
ner with three frontages, two car
lines price $40, 900; this property will
be 100000 on July /. 1906. Central
property will double in value in the
next six months. For a conservative
investment one of the above is very
desirable.
THOs. j. HAMPTON. 119 S. Bdway.
l. r. b.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-27

FOR SALE-NEW SIX-ROOM COTTAGE
on Rice avenue. Bath, toilet and fix
lures complete. Flowers. shrubbery and
lawn. Vegetable garden. chicken yards
and houses. Everything ready to oc-
cupy; one of the best houses in the
southwest, Price low for special rea-
sons. viii take lot for first payment.
Monthly payment SIS and interest. For
particulars call or address FRANK
LITTLE 1920 San Pedro ST. Phone
Main 1916
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-27
FoR SALE
Business Property

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FOR sALE-BY
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-27

1907 Florida street; lot lOx137, with
good S-room house. This is business
property. Vacant property in this block
just sold for 500 per front foot. This
lot is cheap at SIPS per front foot. House
will bring about $40 per month rent.
Look at this property at once; investi-
gate values in this block for yourself.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-27
536-537-58S HERMAN w. HELLMAN
BLDG.

Three big bargains. income property.
If you want some income property, %
these three places at once. Don't wait.
Some one will get a snap.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-27
FoR SALE
Suburban Property
FOR SALE

THIS IS A SNAP.
PRICE SI7J.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-27
City Lots and Lands
21S West Third Street

FOR SALE
$5oo-Lot with trackage on Leon
ard street.
$5OO-4Ox145 to alley; lot on Edwin
street. east of Santa Fe ave.
S55O-Corner lot on Edwin street.
$65O-Lot with three-room house,
fenced, on Edwin street.
$T75-50X136, 36th street near Den
ker.
$s5O-Each lots 5Ox186, each on
36th street near Normandie.
$900-50X130 olive street between
Malcolmson and Thorpe.
$1200-3 lots with trackage, Leonard
street
S12oO--5Ox12i to alley. Western ave,
near jefferson.
S1300-5Ox136, 21st street near Nor
$1s5o-Eaeh, 2 lots 5Ox12O; Normandiie
llsar Washington. go
S135O-40X12O, LenoX ear 18th st. (5)
$1500-Each. 2 lots 5OX120; Lenox,
near Washin gton. 90
$1S5O-4Ox12O, LenoX near 10th st.
(5)
s15OO-4Ox145 to alley; Ohio near
LIST. (2D
s15oO-44x13O corner on Temple near
s175o-5oXl5o New England close to to
s1soo-5o%185; 7Budlong near 2i1tih2.
$1s5o-5ox15O; Girard near Union. (56j
S1900-50x150; Girard near Union (96)
$2000-50X161; east front, Van Ness
ave, near Washington. CD
S20O0-50X150; Girard near Union (96)
$2000-50X136; a corner on 22nd St,
in West Adams Heights tract.
60
$2100-5Ox146; Norwood near the
Marlborough school. (12O)
$21O0-50X125; Westlake ave. near
s22oo-5Ox15O; 22nd near Hermosa. rs
$2250-50x15O; Centennial near Tenn
s2s5o-50x1a5; Oak st. near Washing
s25Oo~5 ~5ox125; Winfield near vaien-
sg55O-Corner on Temple, close 'YI, in.
Fine for stores or flats (2D
S260o-50x15O; Mignonette near Beau
ssooo-106x186; corner on 21st st.. in in
s8OOO-5Cxi5O; Corner on a Bellevue
ssooo-5OxI5o; corner 90 on Bellevue
ave, between Brent and Doug
las. cd
saoOO-S2h hx125; Gladys near Sth. --'
s85oO-1OOx186; corner on goth st., in in
West Adams Heights (5)
$3500-5Ox15O; Bonnie Brae. near Or
ange.
s45OO-1O0X17S; Gramercy place near
Washington. 90
s6OOO-15Ox175; Gramercy place near
10th street. 60
.OOO-Fine corner on Orange. 7Sx
1876. Fine for apartments
w. II. OBEAR,
40S-9-10 o. 4. Johnson Bldg
Home phone 6399.
Sunset Main 1890.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-27

1884 Constance street, one-haf block
north of West 10th street car line and
south of Pico car line; lot 50X150; with
new, modern Groom house, rented at
$4,000 per month. Barn, lawn, flowers,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-27
FOR SALE
city Lots and Lands

SNNN lNNe "i'N N+hfNe
FOR LOTS
CHOICE AND CHEAP
SEE
MINES & FARIStf
315 S. HILL.
Ss5O-Leoti, near 2tst.
50X121.
sf25O-Cambridge. ncnr Harvard.
50Xl25.
s15OO-La snllc, near 2fst.
60Xi5O.
E21OO--Raymond, near Adams.
6lx15O.
s1OOO--iIarvnrd botuIcvard, near
Washington, bON15O; east front.
s1OOO-Francis ave-. cnst of Ver-
mont; high above street.
s2OOO--La sallc. near 21st.
60Xl50.
S23O0--w. Eighth St; sOuth front.
Near Hoover.
50X150.
Arapahoe, near 10th.
65xt42.
GRAND VIEW NEAR TENTH.
East 'front.' two lots each
$500 EACH.
S25OO-Ncw Hampshire; east front.
Near Wiltshire boulevard
50x140 TO 2O-foot alley
S2SOO--Gramercy place.
Between Pico and 10th; west front
74X17S.
S3OO0-Bonnie Brac. corner north
of Sixth st; double clean.
50X150.
S390O-tiramercy place. near
Pico; west front.
74X17S.
$3OO0ArnpahOc; east front,
Near Tenth street.
60X142.
S325O-Occan View; corner.
372 foot elevation.
59X142.
S35OO-Burlington; east front.
Near Sixth street
50X150
$5OOO-HoOvcr ST.; cor. near 18th.
70X150.
S5OO1-Hobart boulevard.
South of Washington; east front.
75X142.
S6OOG--Hnryard blvd, north of 22d.
77X144
$60OO--AIvaradO, east side.
South of Tenth street.
70X155.
S6OOO-AdamS. near CimarrOn.
100X1S0.
$S000--Lake ST.; corner.
S0X145.
S75OO--Wilshirc blvd; corner.
1900 feet west of Sunset park.
One year from now it will
be cheap at $4,000.
150X130.
SS75O--COrner on AIvaradO.
north of Sixth st.
Skies.
See
MINES & PARISH,
31J South Hill st.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-27

| FOR SALE
WESTLAKE LOTS
WESTLAKE LOTS.
WESTLAKE LOTS.
oICE-CHEAP-LoTs
IN
UPPER RAMPANT HEIGHTS.
"A NEW TRACT
LOCATED NORTH AND WEST OF
wEsTLAKE PARK.
REACHED BY CAR LINES.
HIGH AND ,C,oMM4ANDs a FINE VIEW
BEST OF STREET WORK TO BE
INSTALLED
AND PROPERTY SEVERED.
-LOTS-
$3.50 AND UP
$3.50 AND UP
$3.50 AND UP
WE CAN RECOMMEND THESE LOTS
TO HQMLSEEKERS. SPECULAToRS'
AND INVESTORS
L
IN LOS ANGELES
TO-DAY
MINES & PARISH. ACTS,
315 S. HILL ST.
FREE MAP OF Los ANGELES CITY
AND COUNTY, SHOWING LOCATION
OF OUR BEAUTIFUL, LEVEL LOTS
ON CAR LINE, ) CENT FARE, AT
Low PRICES ON EASY TERMS;
FINE FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT.
And we have some nice homes aud
business property that should
interest you.
COME AND SEE US ABOUT 1T.
w. +. THORNE & CO.,
Home 1884. Room 311, 21s S. Bdway.
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN.
TWenty-one lots on Vernon ave-.
west of Vermont. $500 each. half
within two blocks of property. These
lots will readily sell for $500 apiece.
Owner through illness has to give
THos. J. HAMPTON. 11s S. Bdway.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER, S5x15O, IN VIC
tor Hall tract, West Adams, Heights
Call 657 S. HILL. Home 24S4, Main
$3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-27
TWO HILL STREET CORNERS.
1926 and $1S5 per front foot.

Every shrewd observer of busin ess
growth in this city KNOWS that Hill
st is the coming business street and
that THERE you may look for a
speedy rise in values. We have here
two of the best corners on this rap
idly growing street Just compare
prices of these two with few other
offerings in the neighborhood and see
how far these prices are below the
market value.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-27

FOR sALE-TO BUY OR SELL LOTS
or houses in the La Paloma. tract or
addition. Sierra Vista tract, North Park
tract, Melrose Ave. tract, Lemonwood.
section along Western Ave. south of
Hollywood Call or phone the branch
office of CHAS. S. MANN corner of
Western ave. and Santa Monica ave.
Phone 59l5S. Take Colegrove car to
Western ave. Branch office open every
day. II. ID. CANINE, Mgr. or CIIAS. S.
Mann, main office 1926 w. Fourth st.
EQUITY IN SUBURBAN HOME, SEQ
Parmelee ave. $500 cash. 5 cent fare.
Call at 119 f. I'd st.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-08
VOLCANO VISITORS.

The following guests registered at the
Volcano House from September % to
October 4: Miss NJ. G.. Scott, Spreck-
eisville, Maui; DR.. w. A. Schwallie,
Pahala; Father c. Louis, Holualoa; G..
G. Kinney, G. VOTERS, Naalehu: Sam
uel Kauhane, WaiohinU; Father Hen
ry Halinde, Munster, Ireland: Mr.. and
Mrs. H. French, Stockholm. Sweden.
DR.. and Mrs. F. OLSON, Setter. Mexi-
co; DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Fisher, San
Francisco; Mrs. l. H. futile. Watsons-
vile, Cal; Mrs. Clara Petrie. Honolu-
lu: Mrs. ". p. Wand, San Francisco:
w. E. Bellina. Honolulu; A. j. Will
Hanson. Honokaa; j. Watt, Olaa; J.
Pritchard, Honokaa; G. c. Hewitt,
Kau; ]. Detor, Hilo: Miss NJ. Boysen.
San Francisco; VIM. T. Balding. Hilo;
W. G. Champion, Wainaku: Z. c.
Brown. Honolulu; Miss Shaw, Hilo;
DIR. and Mrs. Moore. Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Gin Yin-what a ginny name-faces
a charge of Vagrancy today.
Miss Josephine Palecki is a guest at
Engleside during her stay in the city.
Officer Apana ran in nine alleged
gambler in the salubrious district of
Kakaako yesterday.
julius Asch is very sick with asthma
at his residence. 1857 Beretania ave
rue. He has been i'll for three weeks.
T. F. Broderick, a sailor, struggled
into the police station yesterday morn
ing and is still partaking of the sher-
ifs hospitality.
The Anglican Church Chronicle for
October was issued Saturday. It is
replete with news of the church and
admonition to the membership.