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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
@ic ms Der Mumb tGMid)t.
Son CT. Wt. Sococr.

Selbit oltf ben Mtonb lit fem Ser.
lab. Gr, Der ein 10 trellbcr5Iges 8e.
iidt bat, cr, 81 Dem Die Siebcnoen ols
Dem peridipiegeniten Mtitlpiiier ibrer
lilben 8ebeimniIle pertrorlenspoQ
altfbliderL oltd) CT 9ebort 5l ben 1tns
iid)eren G%riiten5en, benen 2ue uno
Srtg nift unbetonnt iino. gu lbcint
cs meli9Itens.
Die Grid)cinung, Dob Ser Wono
ii6er Dem Sori5ont elmer geipoliigen
glilbenoen Sheibe gleibt, m1breno
er bober ltcigcno 81 cinenl bleihen
Nltnn bon SellergroBc mebr II. merr
5ulommenid)rumpft, lit 10 froppont,
buB lie eitem jcoclL nid,t BLOB Dem
Nuturfrcunb, olifGlt unb sum Nod)-
ocnten iiber lire llriodcn onrceen
ntilB. @iiBten mir nid)t, ooB Der
Monb Gin letter Mclttorper mic iii.
'ere Grbc lit, bob CT ltets onS gleid)c
Sonnenlid)t ooS ollf ibu ouftrifft ,
5uriifitrobA, 70 fonnten mir glulbert
ooB CT leinen llmfong peraroBern II.
u%erfleinern mo 5ugleid oanltt Ieille
Sorbe mcdleln fam. Sci cinem feltelt
&orper, mie eS ser Wono lit, lit no
tiirlid cine iolhc periooiihe @roBen.
pcranoernt9 nidt moglid). gllf
fam, % Der Wono fcin Gigcnli6.
belibt, %ionocrn MIR bas alfgefangelte
Sonnenlid)t 5llriidipirft, Die Sarbe
ocllelben ober feline Sdymnnflttgen
erleioct, Der Snrbenpedlel nid,t poln
Wonb ollSgeben. Nfit Der Son9e Der
G%ntietnu1g pcrringert iid fir inns
olld) Die WroBe bes geihallten @egens
ltonbea. 60 miibtc es iid) bobcr fol-
gerid)tig ollh init Dem Wnno perbal.
teit. Yber Der Wono lit ms MIN,
menn CT iiber Dem Sori5ont ollfgebt,
ngSirtlihfeit gar nibt ndber. 8leid-
mobl erifeint er qerabe im Sdeitel.
prnft beIonbcrS flein, mGbrenO er
Damn, ipenn er bon inns bc0euteno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03

aolonnoDe 0ca Carlton = SoitleS ont
@cbltrtstnge &onig 0eprga oes0rit.
ten ollfgeitelt bate. Is nnren Die
erIten 8aslompen, Die man III Ben
StroBcn 2onoon'S iob. Sin Sdotte
Wtltrood) bntte olerbings einigeSab.
re friiber bercits Den Geriltd) &c.
mdd)t, bn3 @oSli6t citl5rliilbrCn, II.
Die Sabrif bon @att II. 9outon IN
Birmingham batte BET @elc0enbeit
0es Srieoens BON ImienS int Sabre
1902 nit 0aS iQuminirt. 2lber iclbit
Der 8eutide 8inior permodtc feline
8aSlaternen porlGllfig nod nid)t sur
%allgenleinen gnnobme 81 %brin9en.
Nod 5luet Sabre ipdter erfldrte Sir
Srmpbrp 9app, mar fonne ebenio
gut perlu6en, ein Stiid pom Mon0e
5ltr MISUNDERSTANDING bonn Stint
mel 81 bolen, nie Die StroBen 2or-
0on'S ourd) 8as bcleltdten 5u mol
len. Sir Sitmpbrp 9opp ipor nidt
Der ein5ige fllge Monn, Der iif oa.
mails blomirtc.
9tc erlten 8oslperfe mllBten id)lie.
ben, ul0 i'm Sabre 1913 muroen tbat.
idd)lid nod 3lpei 2eute Dor 8erid)t
oeltellt olue9en @efdbrOung Der 8e-
i%un0beit Der 9iirger ourh Sabrifo-
ton BON @oslidt." SIM oorouffol.
gcnben Sabre trug aber oaS 8a5 ben
Sieg booon uno Die Wetropole be.
ganL lire StroBen nit @aS 5ll be-
leuhten. Der n0oilp telegraph"
l6ilocrt in intereliantcr 8eiie Die BE.
MISUNDERSTANDING Dor oieier 3eit.
Gor 5mct Sabrbrnoerten muBte jeoer
SollsbeliBer III Der Gitp cine 2oterue
NIT elmer Serge III 0nnflen Nbenoen
bon 6 bis II llbr mlsbdngen. Nod)
If llbr berri6te oolfon1mene 0u1-
fclbcit, iucil man Der 9nlidt luur,
oab 5l 10 ip0ter Stunoe ieoer an.
ItGnoige 9ilrger I'M Bette lei. SSm
Sabre 1876 erbielt Die Staotperpol.
tung sic Wobtpolfommcnbeit Stra.
BenInmpen olli5llItclcn, Die ponSon-
nenuntergong bis Sonncnanfgong
%bronnten mo Oeren Soften bon Der
StaOt ST oefcn poren. 0ieie Suter+
l1eL Sellampen, lprroen MIR Icbr
IpQrlld) outgeltcllt, 10 oaB am Ibeno
SadcliulgcnS NIT brcmnenoen So
cfeln Die ToIianten filbrten. Won
iiebt beltte nod oltf ollen YlGben in
2onOon Die 9ebdlter, in oenen 0ieic
Sadeln nllsgeloidt mlrocr. Die 21-
Den benllbten aer5en 5ltr gelellh-
tung Der Seniter. @o6sfer5en mo.
rem ober 0unlalS lebr foltlpielig.
aer5cnltumnel uno Wod)Sabfdllc
lDrr0en bon porncbmcn S1ltIcrn ais
@eldcnfc fiir urme Gcr1pnnote unO
Hiorrer benlltt, Plus Dem oanuoli.
gen 9er5enprciic crfldrt cS Iid) mobr,
ideinlid, BOB man bcllte nod, belon=
bers IN fleinen S%onobotelS, ollf Der
Tchnung unperlfdtnte 6oroerungen
iiir 2idt iinDet. Die ginfiibrutg
oc5 @oies modte Der 6initerniB III
Der Sto0t ulo Oon1it Dem Srcibcn
piclCr Iunfelm0nner Elm Gl1oe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
Sas ,SnbilGum Der 0asbelcndtnng,

2onbon bite unldnglt oos blln-
~oertiGbrige SubilGum Ser StroBen-
8oslompen feiern fonnen, menh Die
@cpolferung 2pnoon's ilberboitpt filr
Subilol,ms e Sseiern 81 boben mare.
Sim %. Sollllor 1907 ianmelte lid
cine orobe MenIbemnenge IN Eoll
Mou. INN ltoul,eno cine &eibe bon
8osIoterneu gu b%elpunbern. Die cin
9eutlher, Gontens @inior, Dor Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03

0ijin oo9 SGiclGcu Der Ebllolopblc
all5rtlebcn ul0 Die Fbilplophie nit
Der NlttlGrift Sltri5pr10en3 81 'd)nil=
,deL obne DoB Gin llnoorbcreitetcr
pcritGn0iger 9cluder in elmer bier
tclititnoigcn @eid)olutng otcie rclpcft-
loic SGuih1tng oufipitrt un0 jcocr
Mlilcni6nft Den ibr gcbiibrcnocn No-
men micoer0ibt. - MilbionL lpcnll
man Die @e%ncnnIn9 0eleient Ipiirt
man Den 3ulommenbong 5lpIIden
benz fiinitIeriidcn S%nrbcntbum mn
Der WiIicnlhoft oltf; cntrdtbiclt, an
lpclde Nlfgabe iid) bier cin fabcl6oI-
ties a6nncn obne ic0e &iifiidt ollT
Die @eItcQer getpogt bat. oEbiloio-
pbic:" Der llritoff, cine griinlide9li-
id)ula BON S6lomm mo 2uft, 10
ideint'S, l1immt cine 6nrm an Die
cr1ticrllt an elm rieligcS Sruucnal1tltB
%crinnert. S1 @olfenlpogen I6nimmt
Die Weltfltgel beralf. Gin qua
flildtiqer, nafter 8eItoltelt - mobl
menihlidc Sfidinlc ipmboliiireno-
bclebt Die linfe Scitc nit onatomis
ldcn Wtcrfmilroiqfeiten. l(nte1 an
Gon0e fliegt - iibrigcnS berrlid &c.
malt lno in ieiner &lurbeit alt 0o3
Chaos iibcrItrablcll0 - Elm erleudls
tcte8 Sorpt ouf; ooS Miiien. Cine
Gbnlide Inloge 5ctqt Die oYte0i5ln."
StroblenoeS 8olo at @alS rtno
So1lpt, goloenc S6longcn nlcocr=
itrclleuo uno nit ben Sdn0en licbs
toIen0, lteigt ernit unO b%obcttspoa aus
rot6cn Slorgelpano 0oS Nieiens
bnltpt Der Spgieio nit Den eOlen 3il-
gen Der @olter Dor unlercn 9lifelt
oltf. Mehts bon ibr uno oDne ibrc
Gntbcilnabmc 81 erlpccfcn, orGn9t
oltrd Den blGuliden Netbcr ein
Sdlparm nndtcr Mteni6cnleiber, III
oercn Wtitte ser grinicnOc Soot, tra-
oitionca lcelettirt, cinen S6leicr
binilber lpirft ST elmer nodt ollt
lflpcben0cr @olfe Iid) in Sd)nter5
oocr Giiion friimmenoc1 Srollengc-
ltolt. 3u ibrcn 6iIBcn Elm Neugc-
b%oreneS, pom lucbenoen blolten
S6lcicrel1oe i6meidelno erinBt.
Wtoh' iid) citell Ser5 Oroltf, lper oa
fam. @enn Giner MIR mutbiq ltlrs
ter iold)cS 9iIo ihreibt: uoic Wtps
tiff" ODER Der Miue 5um Seben"oocr
yGriumpb ocS @eibes," ct miro 10
Hcht mo 10 ltnrcd)t bo6en, oils
lucn1 cr nit &limt oorutlter leBt:
Die Mcbi5in, WtepbiItos Sobmmort
flingt inns cntgegen; Der @ciit Der
WtcOi5in lit lcid)t ST foIlcn.
&on ser vSuriSpr1locn5" uollcnO2
nimMt Der 8cldoucr MIR Den Gin=
orltd bloiier Itiliiirtcr 6roucn III
ihlcppcnoen idrpor5en @emdnOern
nit. Der Gerbreber NIT iblnppcns
Dem @0l1gebnllcl Der noft II. lpcbr-
los bon oen Eolppcnornten zines
griinen llngctbiinls umitridt miro,
crillncrt i'm an cine tlorere 3etd)-
ming Soiho S6nciocr's, Der Oa5
ShulobelpllBtiein 0bnlih olle9oriiir.
te. @oa eigentlid) porgebt olli bic
lem 9il0e, Der Simmel lpeiB eS. Iber
melt ourh bic SGle lclld)tcn nod, rnf.
iinirt in Die ihpor5en Shleicr gebo.
gen, Die leihenblallcn &opfc Der
r0tbiclboiten Srollen I'M Hienltc Der
,Slliti5. llno lie idellden bct &iB
l1no Die ~reipeftloic Hcoc. 0cnn 10
uermorren CT icin mag III leincnGr0il-
men; Der iic gei6oiIen bot, forn MO.
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
Wtlhclnt MciBc,

Gs Iiarb mad Inuaem i6meren 2eioell Nif'
belnt 9ieisc, g~elicbter @utte bon Bdhette Helbe,
I'M gIter BON 81 Sabreu mo > llonatert, Vie
Scerbiauug finoet Suuutn9, 9ta6ntittdgs 2 ubr,
bonn Sauie feine5 8rubers. 3rlt. 9etiiri0 5etbc,
yr. 1924, Battery Ipeuue, ans ftatt. lin title
S5eilnanle bittet Die trauernoe Satin llebit
Nruocr llno Sdblpdgerir. (6t-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
NnrrtEcn Mnidl.

IS itarb am %. 5ehruar 1907. tint 9.15 llbr
9benos, in @tr. POS. IorosBatte rionsEarf ssloe.
Surptbea Raid, Geltebte Satin bes peritorbe.
reu SobIt Maid, I'M Filter bon so Sa6reu. Sic
NeeroiglHg iiHoet am Sountag, gtabniitiaa5
~ llbr, bonn 5rdrterbauIe aus la0 Der lube
riiden GmnmIcI3zNtrbe an Oct SiiosGarolines
Strube uib ounl auf Dem D1Jit. Garile!s6 rteos
bofe" itGtt.
9aBt MD acDeu. Inbt MID ge6eIL
Sab i'd m6ae Seium iebet.
Wteine SeeIe lit pou SerIdn1ert,
Sbn aui cluta 5t uilialtgen
llno Dor feiIeul lbrolt dI ltebet.
(Rt-Ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
TranciS (. WuttIdlalf.

gs itarb am /. Nldr3 1907 6raneis I. @ott.
ihali, ,~scIiebter @atte BON 9dtbertne 8ottibdlf.
WicraenS 8 llbr. BON ieiner 28obuunG. gtr. 1919,
GbalHessStraBc. aus mad Der Ct. Wtthaelss
Nircbe itutt, no cine 9eauienlsWtetie 'itr feilte
SceleHrube geDalien nirb. Vciiebun9 prtcattlt
nnl BEN Sol. @rl6iersNriehboie". l0l-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
Charles i. Etcibc.

G5 itarb am /. Wtir5 1907 GBarleS y. Steipe
i'm stlter BON 40 Iabren, 8 Mionaterl unO fl
1a9eIl, eeliebter 0aiie Der Oeritor5eneu &irgtnia
Steine. Sic 8eerbieute iilloet Spintan, 9tahs
mittngS 2 llbr, bon ieiner 9SoDrlna, 9sr. 1926,
Surforoshoao, aus itatt. OBJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
Wccrnc Hplria.

SO itarb am 81. 6ebruar 1907 8epr1e 9lpbrig
i'm FILTER bon IS SabreH, s Mlnnatcn ltno 10
1agen, g~eliebtcr Satte bon Wiurgnret HoDri9.
tun9sooll eingeIaber, Der @eeroi9rng bei5lliuoDs
men. ipelde am sunutag, 9n6mittnGs . llbr,
bon ieiner 9SohnulI9, 9ir. 232, perl. 6uofonsStr.,
aus mad Der beutidet nereinigtcn enangeItibell
atrd)e, GoIt.stpenuc uuo D~tIlonsStrabe, 'tatt=
fiubef t59-G2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
GliIabctba @itt.

GS itarb am +. Widr5 1907 Glia6etba Witt,
eeIie6te Satin bon Srar8 &Sitt. in ibrem 70.
3ebetsiabre. Sic @eerbi0nn9 firoet W,untag,
ben 4. Wiirl, 9lu6mittueS rs llbr, bon ibrcr
9&obnltng, 9ir. 1881, MI. JiD0als2oenie, ans
fiat, t6t,3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
lpe5iiiidlc Shruere ober lGBt leld]t
Die Nadobnung crtcnncn.
Hoiulano's tiirfiidle gGocr,
equitable. 8ebduoe. Ruiiamt Ds8eu. stets pttea.
tDIIfnD1-t


IS itarb am >. Miar5 1907 3obn ! @eyner'
%9eIiebter @atte potl Suuiie SSerncr. PIC Seel.
bi9tlg fi1toet Sieuitag, lioraella 10 lbr. non
9r. 100. SttE4eIoupsStrabe, aus an Der reeoat
Sill GelneterO" fat. CPD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
Minnie WrtQ.

IS itarb am ?. Mdr3 1907 Minnie Grill, Sc
liebte Satin oes oeuitorbenen 6rant @rtu. Sic
8eerOigrlI9 iinoet Nsrltag, Den i, Dtdr5. 9tah
mitta9s 4 llbr, bon Der 8ubnlng tbre3 Sobnes,
9tr. 1921. Sitagtortbs9lueHue, aus AMI oer Bat
ttl1urC Cemetery" itutt. tG2-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-03
Sirdlidlc In5ciorn.
2iunsoemeinbe.

@ottesotenft 1915 BORN. 8afiions. 8ottess
bieuft. 4rehigt iibcr: Sin G6feGeIh fir &tele".
tG2)
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Gerntiid)te anseigen.
Ta%nfiaamna.

~UHIIUUHHB'
9Guen 5rennoen, bic AM 9egrdhaifie %uitfercr
reritorbenen lRitter uio @rpbmutter Gatbarinc
Wiiiuer tbeiInagmerl mo loren SGra nit bcrrs
Itheu 9litInen hniidfcn. ipc6iel ben Gdbrtucbs
trdaerlt, folpie Dem 4Suiipr VI. =. Sterger fir
Die trpiireihe 2eihenreoe iagen mir bierlHit
unlereu ber5Lidbel Cant.
2tua Sprgcs,
u. s2ieoerium NIB euFn.
(G2)
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9cr 9cntfde correspondent

Geiha ftSfihrer e. ". Seiu5, @obnung:
Is. & g. t2t " g8uIbroof.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
LONG BEACH

Mr.. and Mrs III. s. Harrison Of York.
Neb., registered at the Del Monte last
week. Mrs. Harrison is a sister Of Mrs.
C. L. Gowan.
The Misses Clara and Gertrude Reiss
gave a pleasant surprise party Friday
night for their brother Roy In honor OF
his seventeenth birthday.
So
Lewis Blaul wholesale grocer Of Bur-
1ington, Iowa, accompanied by his family,
are at Hotel Savoy for the winter season.
-
Miss Delaney and her daughter, Miss
Rose Delaney, of East Third street, went
to San Bernardino Thursday to spend the
winter.
Mrs. r. H. Jackson entertained Thurs
day afternoon In honor of Miss Kava-
of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Walter Ray, SAG American avenue,
entertained at an elaborate luncheon
wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Whitney entertained
the newly organized FIVE Hundred club
Wednesday evening at their home at the
Willows. The house was prettily dec
GRATED with Chinese lilies and Duchess
roses.
j. T. McJimsey and wife and Mr.. Nc
Jimsey's sister, Miss Isabel, Of Vincennes,
Ind, have returned to Long Beach and
will remain throughout the winter. They
are at Hotel Yale.
Miss Vera Cotbver left last week for
San Jose, where she will spend the winter.
The meeting Of the Ebell club Monday
afternoon was devoted largely to a dis
cussion of the closing days Of the French
revolution.
Mrs. Franklin Saunders, a prominent
member of the Long Beach Ebell and a
well known literary woman, is seriously
i'll in Los Angeles hospital.
81
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Shearer Of Anaheim
street entertained at Z o'clock dinner
Monday night.
Announcement was made last week of
the engagement of Miss Bertha Marie
Townsend, daughter of Mrs Emma Town
send, to Charles Beverstock of Keene,
N. H. Miss Townsend was graduated
from the Curry School of English and
Expression, while Mr.. Beverstock is an
alumnus of the Boston School of Tech
nology. The bride was formerly well
known in social circles in Marshall and
Kalamazoo, Mich. The wedding will take
place January at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Hamblin in Oneida. N. Y.
"a
DR.. and Mrs. c. R. Mitchell and Mr..
and Mrs. A. r. Porterfield were the guests
Of Dr. and Mrs. Louis Wyckoff of Los
Angeles at dinner Wednesday evening.
-
Mrs. Belle Jewett and her niece, Mrs.
Thomas Baer of 343 Chestnut, entertained
at a musicale Thursday afternoon at their
home.
Mrs. A. ]. Swingle entertained the Entire
Nous club Thursday afternoon at q
Christmas party.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
PrlncIpaI Permits

Principal Permits
The principal permits were the follow
ing:
~ Permits. Value.
Naomi, 3619-Presbyterian church, own
er; B. f. Mackey, builder, S22 East 'Thir-
ty-third street; one-story frame building.
$1,000.
Dalton, A67-M. Carroll, owner and
builder S12h South Grand; one-story
frame building, $4,000.
Dayton, 321S-S. j. Bishop, owner and
builder 1928 Barraca; two-story frame
building, $4,000.
Pacific, 151S-20-C. L. Seals, owner and
builder, 1142 El Molino; two-story frame
building, $25QO
Magnolia >S6s-s. A. Barrow, owner; j.
H. Bean, builder 1347 Valencia; two-story
frame building, $10,600.
Seventh street. 519 West-I N. Hunts
berger owner: d. Nv. Aaron, builder, S24
Douglass; -three-story brick building.
$14, 400.
Juliet street, 221s--J. II. Bessinger, own
er and builder; one-story, seven-room res
'idence, $4,000.
Fifty-eighth street, 1920 East-J. B. Sex
ton, owner and builder; one-story, Ave
room residence, 1880.
Fifty-fifth street. S3S West-C. Ferguson,
owner; d. s. Williams, builder; one-story,
five-room residence, $1678.
Western avenue, 1S15-Harvard Heights
church, owner and builder; two-story,
seven-room building, $500.
Cincinnati street. 2416-L. M. Cleveland,
owner and builder; one-story, hve-room
residence. $4,000.
Sixty-second street. sos West-Rose
Lyon, owner and builder; one and a half
story, flve-room residence, $500.
Orange street. 2S42-George III. Chase,
owner and builder; two-story, eight-room
residence, Sa500.
Forty-ninth street, 1925 West-Dor An
derson, owner and builder; one-story, five
room residence, $500.
Fifty-third street, 1907 East--E. 70. EN-
cry, owner and builder; one-story, Ave
room residence, $1,000.
Hubbard street, s00-M. Mcnamara,
owner; ]. J. Home builder; one-story,
five-room residence, $4,000.
Twenty-fifth street, 711-13 East-Gabriel
Allen, owner and builder; one-story, eight
room residence, $3.50.
Twenty-ffth street and Hooper avenue
w. b. Ferguson, owner; A. J. Lucas,
builder; one-story, six-room residence,
$500.
Fifty-first street. 127 East-Independent
Building company, owner and builder;
one-story, fve-room residence, $780,
Ventura avenue. lsa7--M. Harris. owneri
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
STOCKHOLDERS ARE
GIVEN PROTECTION
Los Angeles Investment Company
viii Prevent Loss to Its Small
Shareholders by Novel
Plan

In order to protect its small stockhold-
stock, if at any time they find themselves
compelled to dispose of their stock hold
ings, or any part of 1t, the officers of the
Los Angeles Investment company con-
ceived the novel idea of calling upon its
old stockholders to contribute to a fund
of $4,000. This 1und so created has been
deposited with the Globe Savings bank,
which will act as the custodian or trus-
tee of the fund and will dispense any
part of 1t to the purpose for which it
was created
The sole purpose of this fund, as stated
by the officers of the company, is to pro-
tect any small stockholder of the Los
Angeles Investment company holding less
than $500 of stock from suffering any
loss in the sale of their stock. Stock
will be purchased from such stockholder
only from this fund. At intervals this
purchased stock will be sold at auction
to the highest bidder and all moneys re-
ceived from this sale will be redeposited
in the bank to the credit of the original
fundand used to replenish said fund for
future purchases. This fund, it is stated
by the officers, will be a perpetual one,
no contributor to it being allowed to
withdraw at any time. Nor will any con-
tributor be- given any voice in it's man
agement, as this will rest entirely with
the officers of the Globe Savings bank.
Affords Protection
AS a corporation cannot buy back its
own stock the small stockholders of the
Los Angeles Investment company are to
be congratulated upon having the pro-
lection afforded them by the creation of
this fund by the officers of the company.
One of the great features of the past
record OF the Los Angeles Investment
company during it's forty-one years ex-
istence is, as stated by the officers, that
no stockholder has ever lost cent
Though purchasing and selling the stock,
and 1t is the aim and desire of the COM
pany to keep up this record. This will,
they hope, be accomplished by the cre-
alton and workings of this fund.
The Los Angeles Investment company
is the largest cooperative building COM
pany in America, with offices at SS7 South
Hill street. Their November statement
shows total resources of over one and
one-half million dollars, of which over
$780, 900 Is in cash.
The net profits in their business for the
month of November were over $4,000, or
more than double that of the correspond
ing month of q year ago.
Their total number of stockholders is
1881, gain of nearly 200 during last
quarter. as stated by the Officers of the
company.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

Morning Sales
Midtown Fraction-5000 at INC.
Johnnie Ccnsolidated-1000 at 2hc; 1000 at21sc.
Eurekar-4000 at 1hc.
Datsy-ann at s0c. sa0 at SIC: 400 at $50; 500
at sac: 100 at S5c: 100 at ssc Is. 1o); 100 at
84cr(S. 10: 100 at SIC IS. 10).
Triangle-1000 at TIC.
- Searchlight Western-2o00 at 1c.
Consolidated-10O at $4.40: 100 at $40 Is. 81;
84c (S. 10); 100 at 85c Is. 10).
Combination Fraction-200 at 74c; 600 at 75c;
100 at 76c; 100 a. Tic.
Red Hills-500 at 261ac.
Jumbo Extension-300 at SIC; 200 at 5sc; 1o0
at 59c!
Bonnie Clare-3O0o. at 11c
Yesterday Afternoons Sales
Adams-100O at &c.
Consolidated-90O at s4.9O; 100 at s492; zoo
at S4. 921s; 100 at s4.95; 100 at s5.05 Is. 81.
Combination Fraction-100 at Tic; 900 at 7Sc;
100 at 79c: 100 at soc.
Jumbo Extension-1100 at 61c.
Daisy-7o0 at ST. 1000 at 81 Is. 10); 300 at
ss (S So 700 at sec; 1000 at CSC; 400 at s7c;
800 at 96c
Johnnie Consolidated--1ooo at 1sc; 1000 at 12%c.
Triangle-1000 at Sc.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

The lowest temperature recorded during
this entire period was rs degrees, and dur
ing the entire period of twenty years
there were only six months in which the
temperature fell below the freezing point
Even on these occasions this temperature
was maintained for only limited times
generally in the early morning.
A few years ago Los Angeles, climatic-
ally speaking, was famous only as q vim
ter resort. 1t had not been generally
learned that its summer advantages were
equally as great and desirable as those
of the winter season. 1t is the perfect
climate for the worker, for the well and
for the invalid. 1t is especially good for
children and for elderly persons.
The foregoing table gives the average
degrees of temperature. In August, the
hot month of the east, the average maxi-
mum temperature is 81 degrees; but DO
not by any means measure that temper
ature by the standards of the east.
with the thermometer at 81 it is merely
warm day in Los Angeles; people are
pursuing their usual vocations; suns
strokes are unknown
The secret lies in the absence Of hu-
midity, and the fact that every day dur-
ing the summer the temperature Is tem-
pered by a trade wind from the SOUTH
west. blowing in from the ocean. It is
not heat, 1t is humidity that kills.
AS remarked elsewhere, Los Angeles Is
the chosen summer resort of Nevada,
Arizona and Mexico. 1t is the modet
summer convention city Ever ysince the
first meeting of the National Educational
association here about eight years ago the
proud title of summer convention city has
stuck, and last year the teachers were
more than glad to come again.
The nights are always cool: there are
not three nights in the year when one 10
comfortable with no bed clothing thrown
over him, even during the warmest SUM
mer months.
The average rainfall at Los Angeles for
the past twenty seven years has been
fifteen inches, the lowest being 4s3 inches
in 1898. and the highest SS.Si inches in
1889. There is an occasional light frost In
winter
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
Daiiey Bros. buIlders; ohe-story. sIx-room

Daiiey Bros. builders; ohe-story, six-room
residence, $780,
Ventura street, 1323-Same as above.
Fifty-first street, 100 West-Aiice ]. Mar
tin, owner; Casselman, builder; one-story,
six-room residence, $500.
Alvarado street, 422 East-Lillie 70. Be-
han, owner; p. J. Leaver. builder; one
story, two-room residence, $500.
Tenth street. 3159-60 West-W. "A. Lewis,
owner and builder; one-etory. two-room
store building, $1,000.
Moneta avenue, 1901 -07-H. q. Enter,
owner; Collins, builder; two-story store
building, $S525.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
ISSUE OF PERMITS
WELL MALN7 AIMED
INDICATES STEADY GROWTH OF
LOS ANGELES
Financial stringency Does Not Appear
To Cause Much Let Up in
the Building of
~, Homes

The number of permits issued by the
building inspector down to and including
Friday of last week makes very credit
able showing when compared with the
corresponding period of 1906. There were
1868 Issued a year ago, against 30S for
1907, making difference of 60 in favor of
1906. So far as the building of homes is
concerned the financial stringency does
not seem to be lowering the record to any
great extent.
The number of permits issued from De-
cember 2 to December 20, inclusive, was
as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
THE oPTIMlsT

No, the chance to make a killing
Isn't big, must admit.
But I'm, always very willing
To put on little bit.
There's a lot OF double dealing
In the game. It's Just skin,
But somehow have feeling
shall win.
I've q lemon taste that Fuckers
Up my mouth for what I've lost,
And know that other suckers
Also have 1t, to their cost.
They will throw the stuff In punches
When the wheels begin TO spin,
But I've got all kinds Of lunches
shall win.
II the cards aren't running
get It in the neck,
II my hand has lost its cunning
I'll just cut another deck.
disappointment 1 win smother
AS a new game l begin,
For I'm sure some time or other
shall winr
~-Chicano Daily Me-