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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-04
ATTACHMENT OF RUSSIA.
Protest Against Reported Atrocities
Submitted to the House.

In connection with the establishment of
immigrant stations at Galveston, New Or
leans and Charleston, s. c., Mr.. Bennett of
New York presented in the House yester-
day petition signed by distinguished list
of American citizens, calling upon the Con-
gress Of the United States to protest against
perverted use of governmental functions
of which the Russian people are the VIC
Tins
The protest recites list of atrocities as
serted to be practiced by the Russian gov
eminent in it's prolonged warfare against
its own people"
The arraignment of the Russian govern
ment is as follows:
1. Thousands of men and women are
dragged from their homes solely at the dis
cretion or pleasure of local military or po-
lice authorities; placed in remote settle
ments of semi-savages close to and within
the polar circles, where the most loathsome
diseases are chronically epidemic.
g Hospitals are deliberately fired upon by
the regular troops without rebuke.
3. The Red Cross is not respected and the
wounded are frequently slaughtered or
thrown into the sea or buried alive with the
dead.
f. Women, children, aged and decrepit
men are MANNED and killed by sword slash
ings, torn by .!hayonet and trampled under
hoofS Of horses.
5. Girls and young women inhabitants I'M
der military protection" are repeatedly
given over to violation by officers as well
as ordinary soldiers.
6. Tortures are applied to prisoners within
fortresses and prisons to elicit information.
Among the names attached to the petition
are those Of Justice Samuel Greenbaum, r..
Fulton Cutting, Samuel l.. Clemens, Jacob
Schif, Bishop Henry c. Potter, Edwin R.
L. Gould, DR.. Lyman Abbott, William Jay
T,,l;o "orI
Rev. Charles Gordon Ames, E. H. Clement.
Boston; Bishop Whitaker F. Innes Forbes,
Philadelphia; Julian Kennedy. H. D. w.
English, Judge Cohen, Bishop Regis Cane
win. Chancellor Holland, Prof. John A.
Brashear, Rev. J. Leonard Levy, William s..
Woods, Pittsburg.
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SULLIVAN INDIGNANT.
Protests Against Retaining the Out
side Pension Agencies.

Representative Sullivan of Massachusetts.
who retires to private life today, took &C.
casion while the conference report on the
pension appropriation bill was under dis
cussion IN the House yesterday to read the
republicans lecture. He addressed him
self wholly to that portion of the report
wherein the House receded from it's dis
agreement relative to the reduction in the
number OF pension agencies, permitting the
agencies to remain as undef existing law.
He said that the pension committee of the
Senate reported a pension bill to that body
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-04

Gated in Washington, as was proposed by
the House. The representatives of each
House held out tenaciously until at last the
conferees on behalf of the Senate an
nounced that rather than yield they would
allow the bill to fail. 1t was then pro-
posed that there should be a qualification
directing an inquiry into the effect from
an economic point of view. of consolidating
the offices. This suggestion was accepted,
and the bill as amended was reported to the
two houses.
quiry was placed on the Secretary of the
Interior.
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SPEAKERS APPOINTMENTS.
Recess Duties Of Various Members Of
the House.

Speaker Cannon yesterday announced the
following appointments:
To joint committee to revise the laws
Moon of Pennsylvania, Parsons Of New
York, DENLY of Michigan, Sherley of Ken
lucky, Houston of Tennessee.
To postal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of In
diana, Gardner of New Jersey, Moon Of
Tennessee.
Visitors to the Naval Academy-Dawson
of Iowa, Hinshaw of Nebraska, Padgett of
Tennessee.
Visitors to the Military Academy-Hull Of
Iowa, Dwight of New York, Hay Of Vir-
ginia.
To commission under the immigration
act-Howel of New Jersey, Bennett of
New York, Burnett of Alabama.
Trustee reform school, District of Column
bia-Jenkins of Wisconsin.
Temporary committee of accounts-Cassel
of Pennsylvania, Hughes of West Virginia,
Bartlett of Georgia.
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PENSION BILL GOES THROUGH.
Agencies Throughou the Country Not
Abolished.

After somewhat prolonged effort the
conferees of the House on the pension APP
preparation bill yesterday reached a final
agreement which was subsequently ratified
by both the Senate and the House. lie
only item of difference was the Senate
amendment restoring the eighteen pension
agencies of the country instead Of con-
solidating all of them into one to be To-
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Falls From Street Car.

James o. Clark, forty-one years 3D. of
SIG 9Th street northeast, fell from a car
of the Washington Railway and Electric
Company at the intersection of I'd and H
STREETS northeast Saturday evening and re-
ceived a slight cut over the left eye. He
was taken to the Casualty Hospital, but
later was able to go to his home.
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Conference at The Hague.

VIENNA, March 4.-Emperor Francis
Joseph at noon today received Prof. De
Martens. Russian imperial chancellor of
state, in special audience and lengthily dis
cussed the proposed program for the COM
ing peace conference at The Hague.
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ST. 900 Fine Etarmia1e, 69c.

ST. 900 Fine Etamine, 6@c.
Only 200 yards of this fabric. A
good, sturdy cloth, As inches wide;
in cream only; ST value; MdDc
to go at, per yard. ..... WV
S1.OO English MoRnair, 7@c.
AS lustrous as the finest silks.
a. inches wide. Retailed every
where at ST.; during sale, zoo
per yard. NV
6Oc. Batiste, soc.
.42-inch Atwood First-quality
Cream Batiste; a rare bargain, in
deed; only a limited number OF
pieces; worth 6oc.; at, Roc
per yard. O>S.
SIPS French Wolfe, Csc.
As inch Heavy mesh French
Wolfe; splendid for stylish Elton
Dresses; a great value zSc
at, per yard. .......... DOS'
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? 15c. Danish Cloth, 4 4 Ac.
100 pieces Cream Half-wool
Danish Cloth; washable; guaran-
teed first quality; not more than
10 yards to a custom nn3Lc
er; at, per yard. L lN}c
69c. Storm Serge, 55c.
One case Atwood Storm Serge;
good, sturdy quality and a per-
feet cloth, and decided Egc
bargain at, per yard. -. wv
ST. Is Fine Serge, Csc.
Either Cream Storm or Imperial
Serge; 50 inches wide;
splendid value at per Csc.
yard. ............
soc. Irish Pop1in, Csc.
A mighty slightly and durable
cloth. We've sold hundreds of
pieces to satisfied customers.
Worth 800. to go at per Csc.
yard.
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ST so Cream Armure. csc.

ST. so Cream Armure, csc.
Armure and seli-check effect.
Ask to see this fabric-it's really
worth while; ST. so value, O2c
per yard. ............. Wv
6Oc. Panama, 4Sc.
1000 yards Fine Atwood Per-
feet Cream Panama; nice for a
separate skirt or entire
dress; worth 6oc.; per 49,
yard. FOC.
ST. 900 Panama, 7@c.
An Extra Fine Quality Cream
, Panama; only 10 pieces; all wool;
As inches wide; worth 7Mc
81; at, per yard. ....... 1>S'
Sl.OO Crepella, 79c.
This is an armure weave, firm,
with creepy surface; 40 inches
wide; worth $I.oo; per zoo
ydIu.
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A Great Sale of Cream Dress

yards of the wanted Woons
- at prices fully IS cent below established values By
pate needs these great fully Certain
the superior of any this section and you need further
modish fabrics of moment
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
DEATHS

ANNADOWN-Mis Mary Annadown, IS years,
single, native of Kentucky. GA Fayette
street; la grippe and bronchitis
F1SHER-Eii Fisher 20 years, Widower, INA ma
tive OF Virginia, 1l34 East Twenty-thiro
street; paralysis OF muscles
L1A-Mrs. Blanche Lea. 56 years. widow, ma
tive of England Good Samaritan hospital;
cirrhosis of liver cremation.
LESTER-Henry Lester, 40 years. single, ma
tive of Louisiana, First and Vignes streets;
nemorrhage Of lungs and liver; run over Dy
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. McAllister, 20 years.
~ widower, native Of Illinois; county hospital;
MoDONALD-stewart Mcdonald, 80 years.
single, native Of New York; California hos
pital; phthisis pulmonals.
McEACHRAN-Robe McEachran, tg s. years.
married, native Of Scotland. 1903 East Twen-
ty-seventh street; pneumonia.
PASCOE-James Pascoe, 81 years, native OF
England; county hospital: @ parsesis, s,..,s .r-
ried native of Ohio. 1903 Downey avenue;
uraemia.
RoBINsoN-Frank Robinson, 4s years. single.
native Of Illinois; county hospital; lobar
RHuDoLPH-Miss Mabel Bowser> Rudolph. Is
years, native OF Los Angeles, 77Sa Ruth
SARLANGU UE-Martin sarlangue, 26 years.
SINGLE. native of France; French hospitaii
typhoid fever.
married, native OF Germany, 1547 Maud;
SELWAGGI-Lorenzo Celwaggi. 26 years. sin
gle, native OF Italy; county hospital; pull
sHOE-chow Shoe. "A years. married. native
Of China. ass Marchessaut street; acute
endo-carditis.
Of Austria; county hospital; pulmonary tu-
berculosis.
sNIDER--- Mrs. Pearl B. snider. so years.
street; organic heart lesion; burial at Terre
Haute, Ind.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
Forecast
MARRIAGE LICENSES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES L. Barry. aged 6S,
native Of Ohio. and Katie L. Weaver, aged
AZ, native Of Ohio; residents of Los Angeles.
SLATER-WAD Slater, aged
20, and Olive b. Waddleton. aged 49, natives
of California; residents of Los Angeles.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l.. Thompson.
aged 26, native of Illinois, and Nettie E.
Craig, aged 22 native of Kentucky; residents
of Los Angeles.
WOOD D-DIKE-Stephen G. Wood. aged 49, ma
tive OF Canada, and Alice v. Dixie, aged 2S,
native of Minnesota; residents of Lordsburg.
JACOBS-DAN Jacobs. aged ~. ma
tive of Hungary. and Ida Dansick. aged w,
native of Russia; residents Of Los Angeles.
NSON-SlNGhR-Arthur d. johnson, aged
20. and Irene II. Singer, aged n; natives OF
Michigan; residents OF Los Angeles.
WINDERLITCH-CULLY A. Winderlitch,
aged sS, native OF Kentucky, and Emily
Gully. aged 80. native of Canada; residents OF
San Pedro.
AVISON-KING-Willam ]. Dawson, aged 20
native OF North Dakota. and resident OF Los
Angeles; and Mabel j. King. aged 20, native
of Kansas and resident Of San Francisco
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

R0YS

BEDFoRD-To Thomas l.. and Clara Bedford
(nee Huret),, 1043 Berendo street. a.
CUSONAVICH-To Louis A. and Hazel Gu
sonavich (nee Voss), 342S Budlong street.
FREEMAN-To G. L. and Jennie Freeman
(nee lngersolD, 1908 West Thirty ninth street.
JOHNSUN-To Peter w. and Mary Maggie
Johnson (nee Mattos), l21sh Easton avenue.
MOECkER-To Richard and Tillie Moecker,
PFANNkUCHEN-To Adolph G. and" Anna
NJ Pfannkuchen (nee Cole, 1896 Oxford
street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
NOTICE
NOTICE
To the Stockholders of the American
Arxtounafg Annrfauca Cor,uauv,


To the Stockholders of the American
Automatic Appliance Company,
We wish to announce that we are
now advised that our Semi-Automatfc
Car Seal machine, under construction
with e. w. Bliss company of Brooklyn,
N. Y, Is to be turned over 10 us the
first week in January, 1908. The mnnu-
featuring capacity of this machine In
10000 car seals every twenty (20)
hours, and allowing time for it's ship
ment to Chicago and it's installation 1t
will take perhaps two or three weeks.
We have made arrangements to start
this machine Immediately after it's In
staIlation to fill the orders now await
Ing our car seal. On and after thnt
dnte this company's stock will be nd-
vanced to two (S2.0o) dollars per share.
THE AMERICAN AUTOMATIC APPLI-
ANCE co.
BY Jas. J. Vance, Secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
$4,000 SALOON

This Is on Spring; owner has actual cash
outlay in stock and fixtures and lease that
cost $S0O0 he is Il mining man and got this
on a deal 1t pays big but owing to other
business will sell; accept as part payment
close-in real estate.
We are the clearing house for high-class
saloons and wholesale liquor houses. State
your wants and get our list
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
MANUFACTURTNG PLANT

We are authorized to offer a large manu-
featuring plant. which has been in success-
ful operation for the last fve years The
price is $4,000. one-half of which must bs
in cash. The property is worth much more,
having earned profits in the last ten months
amounting to over $4,000. This plant turns
out a staple product for which there is an
endless demand and also three by-product
of large consumption and high value. Just
the proposition for a man with sons Il,
assist in the management, or for several
agreeable partners.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
you
MANUFACTURING

This amour. handles an established tailor
ing business catering to BARRIERS and butch
ers, making coats and apronsi business will
benches forms to conduct the business 1t
will invoice over $1,000; owner will teach you
everything
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
$4,000
EASY TERMS

$1,000 cash, bal easy terms, takes this es-
tabiished confectionery store; soda fountain
is new and cost $1,000; owner is druggist
and has interest in drug store that requires
more attention; this is located right in the
heart OF Spring street, shows large profits;
would consider trade or clear real estate.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
$4,000
ROOMING HOUSE

so rooms, housekeeping and transient, S-yeari
lease at $3.50 per room per month; house is
always full; shows a profit of $500 monthly
This is rigkt in the heart of CITY, furniture
is best money can buy; owner has disposed
of large restaurant. wants to, retire from
active business. This is snap.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
8a INTEREsT $4,000

Old established produce house in city mar
'ket, doing 5000 business daily; Junior partner
is retiring. To active office man with or
without experience we can show large profits.
Books are open for inspection; banks and
business men for reference.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
mo- Prospcctiye Duyern

Of any OF the Following Items
We wish to assure you of square deal and
impress upon you that we will aid you to
investigate any Of the following items we
herewith submit:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
BEER AGENCY

Investors. we have listed on our books o
proposition in which there is a good round
sum Of money being made and large for
tune to be made. This Is the sole agency OF
one Of the most popular beers. The price OF
this place is $4,000. This place Is for sale
concern.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
STOCKS

We have sixty shares or valuable stoo, IN
fine little plant that's exceedingly well
managed; 1t paid over 30 per cent on the
price asked 70. the stock last year. and
will earn larger dividend this year; win
require $500; cali and get details.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
s1g.o0O SALOON

This sum buys one of the finest saloons on
Main ST.. including wholesale department in
rear; sales average over $50 daily; cheap
rent long lease; breweries will advance $4,000
of purchase price.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE

General merchandise store about 100 miles
from Los Angeles receipts $4,000 a month.
big profits; If you are looking for store OIL
this kind you cannot find anything better;
come up to our office and we will give you a
full description Of the place; don't delay.
LEATIY & SON, sole agents.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
MEAT MARKET

On e Washington. rent sls month, long
lease, shop is taking in about $500 weekly;
fixtures fine, ice box alone cost S275; owner 8
father just died; he must close the estate;
see this is to buy 1t.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
GIRLS

CoNNELLY-To Walter and Emma Connolly
(nes Mylander), III North Utah street.
PANN-To William p and Elizabeth Isabel
Pam tnee McFiggins). 20o2 South Grand
avenue
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

all under cultive tion. plenty of water; would
swap for grocery hay and wood, transfer
business. real estate, what have you?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
$1,000
AM CIGAR srANn

POOL ROOF AND CIGAR STAND
This Is located on E. 50th st. near car
barn, present owner been there two years;
this place is taking in from SIS to $50 daily.
If you are from Missouri. go see.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

BY Associateo Press
SAN FRANCISCO Dec. M.-A storm has mas
appeared off the Oregon coast, causing the
pressure to fall rapidly along the coast from
Eureka northward and cloudy weather with
showers over Washington and oregon and
snow In Idaho Fair weather prevails over
the southern half of the Pacific slope. .
The temperature has risen slightly in all
districts. Conditions are favorable for cloudy
weather in northern California with showers
in the north portion and fair weather In the
southern portion Sunday.
Forecast
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Sunday; light
northeast wind.
San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Sunday,
light west wind.
Santa Clara valley-cloudy Sunday, light
north wind
Sacramento valley-Cloudy Sunday with
showers in north portion; light south wind.
San Joaquin valley-Cloudy Sunday, light
north wind
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

LAUNDRY ROUTEs AND CIGAR
STORES RANGING IN PRICES AC-
CORDING TO LOCATION AND OUT
FIT
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

we have listed for sale large and pros
perous candy store In one Of our best nearby
towns doing an average business Of $3.50 q
month; rent $T a month, with 21e years
lease. This place will make practical
candy man q fortune. Price $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
pEI.IcACY STORES

Look, look! Clearing $50 a month; rent
$50; this is the place where practicai pus.
mess man or woman can put away neat
sum every month, this is q genuine bargain.
See us at once and don't delay; price $780,.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

Cigar stand on Main street, large waII
case small case in front for cigarette TO-
and a fairly good stock. If sold at once VIII
take s175 cash. See LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
FUNERAL NOTICES

Members OF the funeral committee of the
the funeral Of Brother c. A. Schoeman OF
Royal California No. 400 at p m. Sunday,
December 20, at Sutchs, Lincoln and Fig
ueroa. Interment. Evergreen. s. L. Basford,
secretary. Fred Hughes. president.
ORR & EDWARDS COMPANY
Successors to Orr & Hines Co. Funeral d.
rectors.
Corner Tenth and Flower SITS.
Main e5: Home F467l. Lady assistant.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

Confectionery stationery and cigars. To-
Gated on the swellest part OF Washington
street. surrounded by three of the finest col
soda fountain alone costing $1,000; long lease;
this place must be seen to be appreciated; !;
price $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

We have quite number Of cleaning, press-
ing ana dyeing works listed on our books
which are real bargains; also some tailor
shops. -
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
FOR EXCHANGE
k0.ArRE RANcH

; Located on santa Ana line. 200 yards from
,ar line: over $1,000 IN improvements; land
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
RESTAURANTS

A restaurant seating % people, having
frst-class trade Price $500; good reasons for
selling.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
HATTING AND DYMINq

Hating, dyeing and cleaning, $500: located
In best town around Los Angeles; receipts
average $3.50 per month; best bargain on our
books.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
MILLINERY sroRn

An up-to-dato and well established mill
linery store. doing an average business OF
Sb25 month open for the closest investi-
cation; at invoice price, about $1,000: owner
has good reasons for selling; rent SIS: f
you are looking for this kind of a place
1t Is here you Will find a bargain.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
GROCERY STORES

Grocery stores. all prices, at invoice, call
and get our list.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

HAVE YOU FED DoKEs SCRATCH FOOD?
II not, try 1t and be convinced 1t Is the
cheapest and best feed on the market. 1t Is
an even balanced ration, containing sun
flower beef scrap. charcoal and the choicest
of grains. Ask your dealer for DOkES $
SCRATCH FOOD or we will deliver to your
house for $3.50 per 100.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

Do you want to buy an old established bar
Der business in excellent location2 Rent
only $50. This shop is doing a profitable
business: owner has good reasons for selling.
Cons up to our office and we will Introduce
you to him and you can talk business at
once. LEAHY G SON, business brokers.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
BATHS AND MASSAGE

ELECTRIC INSTITUTE. 22o FRANKLIN ST..
room Q. Baths and massage. New attendant.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Jos. E. HOllingSWorth Co.
Rooms 6 and 7
2441 South Broadway
To our many business acqualntances and
Rooms 6 and 7
,2444 South Broadway

To our many business acquaintances and
friends we wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks and best wishes of the season
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

High-class cafe and grill. seating 150; only
licensed place of its character in city Of
1000; long lease, swell fixtures; half cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

Restaurant in a very busy location, doing
a profitable business. can be bought for $1,000.
This place has a good lunch counter, seating
Is people, and 6 tables; rent $780,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
CIGAR STANDS

We have several other delicacy stores which
we will glady submit to prospective buyer.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

Bakery and restaurant in good sized town
about SO miles from Los Angeles; the aver
age business per day is $50; this Is In the
very heart of the business district, rent $40
per month, with years lease from June l.
1907. This place can be bought for about
$4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

HAVE YC. FED DoKE's SCRATCH FOOD?
II not try it and be convinced 1t Is the
cheapest and best feed on the market. 1t is
an even balanced ration, containing sun
flower, beef scrap. charcoal and the choicest
of grains Ask your dealer for DOKE' s
SCRATCH FOOD. or we will deliver to your
house for $3.50 per 100
DoKE STOCK FOOD CO,
NJ 5s51; F1ss5. I'll South Main st.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
UNDEaTAkERs AND EMHALMERs

ConneIl Company, Funeral Directors
No. 1861 8 ,uth Grand avenue. Tel. Main s455:
Fs455. Mrs. Connell in charge Of women and
children.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
HEAT MARKET

5000 or invo'ce, butcher shop. doing q
business of $500 MONTH rent only SIS a
month: gooi leass mostly cash trade. THIS
IS a SNAP; see Us at once L1AHY & SON.
$40 for an ali cash and counter trade meat
market in good location and very cheap
rent. See us At once.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
nARBER SHOP

Barber shop. The chance OF lifetime for
n hirh-ciass barber to acquire business OF
his own A two-chair shop in the business
district, noar clubs ana hotels. Liberal tips
received Chairs and fixtures all new and
frst-class. Electric sign; electric massage
machine. best make The price is small and
easy terins will be made. Price $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
eozoo o,oor stand do,np \ business Of from

SZ0UU cigar ststIIu uoEiIs q uk7'I., s....a :.
$40 to $50 a day. This place Will stand
thorough investigation. If you are pros
pective buyer now is the Time before the
price goes higher. If your money is tied up
in the banks we can make arrangements
with the seller. LEAHY & SON. NO. ~
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

A fine restaurant and cafe, well equipped
with stools. tables, plenty silverware ana
linen close to Los Angeles; best town in the
south to make money takes In $50 day'
good lease an cheap rent. Price Sl2O0