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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS or GEN
eEal electrical supplies. dynamas. motors. auto sup
plea electric and steam pumps everything pertaining
to Electricity from the establishment Of city pant
TO the supplying Of the simplest electrical appliance
comes within the realm Of this business Our men
have the facilities and the ability plan out and
produce the special electrical appliances that one
particular need demands. NATIONAL ELECTRI-
CA SUPPLY co. 1880 \. Y ave. mhe6-St
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FARMS FOB SALE,

$40 ACRES; R. r. THROUGH ONE SIDE or
It; good soil.
20j acres in fine timber; VIII more than pay for
entire place Great bargain. See me at once.
80 acres. on Old Dominion Line; cheap; viii sell
OF trade.
100 acres in Fairfax Court House village; reduced
10 500 per acre.
l62 acres. Leesburg, Va; farmhouse, barn.
&c reduced to $50
JOSEPH r. ATKINSON,
Formerly president Atkinson q Ballard Co. Inc
4ol Bond Bldg, 18th st. and \. \, avs
Inas59-tf
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AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE.

STANLEY SURREY COMPLETE. $50; WAV-
erly Electric. s675 aud one at s5l5 almost new;
Columbia Electric S9S5; Ford Kunabout $50; Ford
with tonnesU, SIS. aud several others
CHAS. E. MILLER G. BRO.
1867 Fourteenth Street.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
ID. c., Washington D. c. March 80
1897 Sealed Proposals viii be received at
this Office until u o'clock NJ, APRIL Is,
1907, for furnishing underground signal
and telephone cable for the Electrical De-
nartnent of the District OF Columbia
Separate bids will be considered for the
several items enumerated. Specifications
ana blank forms of proposals may be OBJ
tanned at this Office II. p. F. MACFAk-
LAND. HENRY L. WEST, JOHN BID
DIE Commissioners. D. c. apT5.4.5.6.s.S
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ELECTRIC NEEDLE SPECIALISTS.

EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN REMOVES
hair. hTthmarss. moes. &c, BY electric needle;
guaranteed permanent and painless; scars; Also
late privacy: references from physicians and former
PATIENTS apparently hopeless solicted consul
talien free electricity is the only permanent cure
for superduous hair. BOX u. Herald Office or
phone n. 2632 mhl7-tf
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1851 HUDSON BICYCLES. SLN PER Wick.
Ask fer MIR CROSS. HaTeffoTd Cycle Co. ~
10Th ST NV Phone. n s5s2 mhs-a-s.sH
EACYCLEs-FHE LEADING WHEEL or TO
aay; Of hem slightly used. cheap at HAZIIs-
TONS. Esa-ssl 10th 81 mhsIu
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TRAHS-PAGlFIG MAILS.

japan lexcept parces-post nails Korea China.
and Philippine Islands. via VANCOUVER and victoria
b c. close here daily az 6@a p. H. up 90 AprA ~.
fer dispatch by steamer Empress oi Japan.
Japan Korea and China Especially addressed
onlyl via Seattle close here daIly at 6-3 p H. uD
70 April TO- for dispatch by steamer Nhialuo Mara
japan. Korea. China. aud Philippine Islands. ia
Tacoma. close here daily 40 80 D. II, up 10 A3gu
H. fer dispatch by steamer Cyei0Hs-
Hawaii via San Francisco. close here daily az ll.S
p. NJ Up to April g. Tor dispatch hy steamer Aia'
Hleia.
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MOVING. PACKING & SHIPPING

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE, PIANOS. &c, MOVED
with care; packing and shipping q speciality
KREIG'S EXPRESS. l22i Il st. NV Phone main
20I0. mh2l-30t
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SUBURBAN---FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-FINE FARM; THREE MILES OUT:
plenty Of shade high. healthy location. Apply
HOTEL DUNBARTON. ap6St
ROOMS AND RATH, a53 YEAR BROOM
house. Clark Mills estate. acreage. garden, city
water one fare City and Suburban Eectric $3.50 year
Both at 2l24 Franklin 81. ne iLangdonl. LELAND
BARTON, Suburban Specialist, NJ l2th ST. nv.
artist
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK.

Set Of Teeth and Gold Clowns. S CD: Gold FIJI.
ings, s. up: Silver Filings. 50c WORK guaranteed
Ne pain. DR.. GEO. l. EDMoNDS. SO r st IA.
ial9-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING;
nc pain; iook. teal aet and last longer thaa
natural teeth: shTuHken faces made n0Fmsl painless
SLING. DE-. J. L. WILSON. l29s Z ST. AZ. ecS-a
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Rooms FOR RENT.
The Patience, 30 r \. ".
FURNISHED.

European Pian-69 nicely furnished roerHs,
baths. hot water al the while moderate rent.
al.s-91t
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BICYCLES.

WE HAVE RECEIVED FROM OUR FACTORY
car lead Of
1907 Hudson Bicycles.
These wheels We viii sell sou from $50 I'D to so
guaranteed We also have the Monarch chsinless
wheel. the same wheel as the Columbia, which we
viii sell you for Si9.5o Other good makes Of
wheels, $3.50 up. guaranteed sundries at half price
HayeFfOrd Cycle Co.,
4gT 10TH ST n w.
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1874 NEW HAMPSHIRE AyE.-FUR. ROOMS
fine location: transients accommodated board fur
nisl,ed. ap6st
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UPHOLSTERlNG.

UPHOLsTERING. DRAPING. RECOVERING
polishing. repairing. If desired. Vork done at Jour
hcme staining and polishing Of hardwood; tine Judge
q antiques; reliable. !. POSTER. 81 81 81
mhs-lf
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WALL PAPER.

WE WILL FURNISH YOU PAPER FOR THE
following sized rooms. 6x9x9, CSC: l0xlez9 Qle;
l2xl5x9 sl,25; l4x20x9 $50; other rooms in proper
tion Comei =. G.. NOLTE 997 llth fe5u
ROOMS PAPERED s. UP; SAMPLES
brought; latest spring designs; painting. LIE
PREUX. 1901 9th st. 'Phoue r. 3aSlm. jalsU
CHEAPEST THING on EARTH-NEW UP-To.
date wall paper 1901 goods. Sc a piece; samples
request. JOHN r. MAHoNEY, SIS Pa. ave. Sc
Phone east SIS. fe9u
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED-LET TIE CHILDREN TAKE Up
music. We oner y0u q good SQUARE piano tres
for zix months il youn pay the eost CT moTinE.
r. 6. SMITH PIANO CO.. rs Pa are.
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DOGS. CATS, BIRDS. ETC.

FANCY POULTRY. PIGEONS, SINGING Ca.
naFies breeding cages parrots, dogs, cats, plant
food golddshes. goats. rabbits. guinea pigs &c.
sCHMID'S BIRD STORE. Ii2 18th st. ds2-a
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FURNITURE WANTED.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets. Stoves bric-a-brac. and all kinds OF house
held goods. BAUM'S FURNITURE SHOP, I4th
and sts 'Phone n. l3l3 Formerly. sta and L.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

20 VIRGINIA HORSES FOR SALE; 100 TO LOO
pounds: also a few cheap horses. FRED JOHN.
SON & BRO, ia Z ST. Sc. fs2l-1
TO MAKE Ro01 FOR SPRING GOODS. WILL
sacrifice 80 sets Of harness and 100 vehicles; new
and second hand. bug nov sad save moaeT. CoGs-
WELLS. 90 lila 81 tua- felsu
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TRADE is ONLY FAIR
Lull Owing to Withdrawal
of Easter Stimulus.
MONEY SITUATION IS EASIER

Banks Are Getting High Rates and
Railroads Stiu Hesitate to Borrow
Because of Scarcity OF Funds.
Ratio of Defaulted Indebtedness
Smallest Ever Recorded.
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PERSONAL.

THERE IS ONE THING THAT WE ARE GER
tain of, that y0u win be satisfied with our solid
hard cash for mems discarded weaslg apparel. hats
shirts shoes; drop card. We are prompt.
JUSTHS OLD STAND, 6ls ID.
PRIVATE DETECTIVE; HIGH-GRADE sERV-
ice; specialist in delicate and intricate matters
quiring tact and diplomacy unquestionable creden-
tials, absolute secrecy guaranteed any cause. an
sections private consultation rooms; - years IHactl-
cal experience. MORGAN BRADFORD. Jr., SUITB
% COLORADO BUILDING 18th and g. tifor
night and Sunday service phone residence, North
43BJ auo-st
WHIsKEY. s. PER GAL THE JOHN WE'D
DERBURS. GIG st. nw. ap6-H
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments ladies' OF geutleinen's. Send postal; val
call J.. TARsHES. ls1s i'm NV. Phone North lg9.
!a6-u
HAVE YOU ANYTHING To SELF YOU WILL
be agreesbly surprised if you viii let me sell it fof
you MARCUS NOTES. 40 sth st. NV. 'phons
Main 5l7l. nol9-d
MR.. E. MILAN, PALblIsT AND PSYCHIC. 81
Eye st. nw.-Seientihc readings anything you
wish to know. Hours. 3 to /. open Sunday. iaIl-tf
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STORAGE.

LITTLEFIELD, ALYORD & Co
COLORADO BLDG
PRIVATE LOCKED COMPARTMENTS HOLD
ING 3-HORSE VAN LOAD HOUSEHOLD
GOODS TWO DOLLARS PER MONTH.
Estimates furnished. Low Insurance. rates. Re
duced rates Tor hauling to Cur warehouse ap9-eodset
TO BUY, SELL. OR STORE FURNITURE. con
suit US packing and storing a speciality. THOMAS
BOWLING a co. Auet-. so 81 Phone n SIS.
mh25-eod S9t
&c. PER LOAD FOR sTORAGE-wE CAN SAVE
you money on hauling packing. shipping Csl or
de2s-f
WE STORE FOR Is CENTS A LOAD. MOVING
Of all kinds. T. 5. STORAGE CO.. as-2922 Iath
St nv. Phone 81 90. mhie-e0d.sst
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LAUhDRESSES.

WANTED-GOOD LAUNDRESS, RELIABLE
colored woman WISHES washing to do at home.
Call on I ST. me- aI52t
WANTED-GOOD BAUNDRESS. RELIABLE
colofed woman wishes washing to do az holc
Cail 6l2 18th 81. ne. ap62t
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RUG,

OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO HANDSOME
rugs Rag carpets woven. ARLINGTON RUG
COMPANY, 22ls &. Phone ll39 West.
mhi8-f
RUGS WOVEN OUT OF OLD CARPETS. DROP
postal. s3l 9Th st. NV. or phone l325. mhZd
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
LOTS FOR SALE


I WILL SACRIFICE LARGE LOTS S. Z. DIS
tFict prupsTJg. for SlN cash; worth $50. L. l.
JOHNSON. rs nth 50. ne. ap63t
FOR sALE-A FINE LOT on LANIER AVE
near tis Ontario apartments; price, $ so. con
tanning so feet; price only % cents a foot.
Christian D. UbhOR,
il9 Colorado Building miiZ9-tf
FOR SALE - LOTS 90 BENNING HEIGHTS;
teFzs to suit every one start COW, the time E1F
Eoon plss-and you viii the property 10 Greater
Washington THE VALLEY REALTY Co.. Room
"A Home Life Bldg. 18th and q SIS. is2s0
FOR sALE-A FINE LOT on WASHINGTON
Heights near Columbia road; l93xl59; containing
100 square feet; 10 be sold 70 close estate:
price only s. cents a foot
Christian J. IbhOn,
f9 Colorado Building. mh23-H
TO-DAY Is THE Day 20 60 OUT AND IN
specJ SllFCT spring PAM Immediately on Bright
Wood ave. car line. EASLEY HILL t0WueFsi,
81 Muussy Building Phone 65JI. ap5h
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One mile from the electric railroad. al Oakton: s.
acres houses: one 5-r0om. a new 6FoGm barn 5Sy
IS: courthouse and Eanary: chicken houses incu-
bat0r house: good well al the door a nice orchard
consisting Of SO peach trees Is apples 100 pluns
the land is in high state Of cultivation; Is good for
fruit tuck gardening OF general farming This
farm Is stocked with 3 horses S cows. about 800
chickens. wagons harness. and most all kinds 81
farming implements quantity Of feed. If sold right
away viii include everything on the place outside
Of the contents Of tie house. VIII sell all for S9S.
on reasonable terms. Last year the income on this
farm from the eggs was about Sl.0)o. This place
mast be seen to be appreciated J. +. JERMAN,
Fairfax Va ap)-st
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Better Than Savings Banks.

Buy lot al 81 Nido Va; A-acre lots on car line:
prices within reach ct al; easy payments. !. L.
HIT Jr. 30 Bond Bldg la30-e0dt
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MASSAGE

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. FACE AND SCALP:
wrinkles and blemishes removed. Mrs LYDIA
JOHNSON. n. G. graduated in Swedenl l2l2 q
81. NV. Trial treatment. soc. Open evenings.
ap4-tu.t IN. s&S-50t
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COLLECTORS.

WE COLLECT MOTIFS. ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
estate and damage claims; no charge unless sue.
eessful FULLER AGENCY. ~ l2lh ct Nv.
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SITUATIONS WANTED---RALE.

POSITION BY A BARKEEPER
steady and experienced. W, Box al. Herald Office
ap53t
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

YOUNG MAN GOVERNMENT CLERK AND
WIFE DO childTeni desire furnished fat. ueighbsr-
hood Congressional Library. Address B. F. n.
Herald office ap5-3t
WANTED-APARTAIENT or 8 or { ROOMS
and bath. IN Mount Pleasant OF Columbia
Heights. from May !. by adults. ". S. T.. Herald
o.-ce. ar37t
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FOX sALE-TO COLORED MAN. NICE C0UN-
try home: easy terms. VA. DE NOTE. sp5-5l
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NATIONAL AUTOMOBILES.

Pope Waverlsy. aad Indian Motorcycle at sacrifice
WELLS GARAGE. rear lois llth. Phone 81 is7s.
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TEAMS WANTED.

TO HAUL BRICK. APPLY
at once WEST BROTHERS BRICK co. south
end Long Bridge. ap3-7t
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TYPEWRlTERS.
MARCEL WAVING.

MISS N, J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL wAvER
and hairdresssr, shsmpeoing manicuring chirop
ody. facial and scalp treatment Work done al
hotels and residences. Phone main s655. 9l4 q
st. NV. fe24-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-30
HENRIETTA CRosMAN IN
"ALL-OF-A-SUDD
is STERLING ATTRACTION

With a light hearted, rollicking,
happy-go-lucky sort of play entitled
ALI a-Sudden-Peggy Henrietta
Crosman has returned to Los Angeles
for a weeks stay at the Mason opera
house, and if the welcome she re-
ceived can be taken as a promise the
Mason will do a land office business
this week.
Miss Crosman, as everyone knows,
is almost without a peer when it
comes to the "bit av barney and the
quick, bright caricaturing of the Irish.
That is her forte and "All-of-a-Sud-
den-Peggy" gives her rare opportun-
ity in that line
Miss Crosman came west, fortunate
in the fact that she had two Of the
supposedly most attractive plays of
the season in her repertoire. Before
she reahed the coast, however, she de-
cided that one, "The Almighty Dol
lar" was not quite strong enough in
dramatic work to take the hearts of
the westerners, and she also decided
that of-a-Sudden-Peggy" would
be the production for Los Angeles.
And If you don't believe she Is a good
guesser just go see for yourself.
The story of the play deals with an
Irish matron's attempt to marry her
daughter to one of the nobility. Peggy,
Miss Crosman, decides that she does
not want to marry the lord and re-
bells. A brother OF his lordship is
brought In from London for the pur-
pose of dazzling Peggy but he doesn't
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-30
PAPlNTA, WITH HER
FIRE DANCE, RETURNS
TO ORPHEUM AGAIN

Papinta, the same graceful dancer
with the same wonderful fire dance
and electrical effects, is at the Or
pheum this week. Strangely, the audi
ence failed to respond as enthusiastic
cally as it might to this, the most ar
tistic piece of work that has been seen
at the Orpheum for a long time. But
that didn't affect it's beauty or it's
worth. -.t
Louise August and company in a
French VAUDEVILLE scene have a novel
and catchy act. Everything is de-
cidedly Frenchy, especially as to the
bit of talk between the manager and
the mademoiselle which might not be
desirable if translated into English
Louise August is a great juggler and
such a charming little person that
anything done by her would be inter-
esting.
Cartmell and Harris have a good
dancing act. Laura Harris is grace
fulness itself and her pretty costumes
add to the pleasure in her dainty
movements.
William Morrow and Miss Shellberg
are all right as far as mimicry goes
but their makeup as cowboys is too
STACEY.
Ferguson and Mack comedians, have
some new stories and Dorothy Drew
comedienne, sings several new songs
The other holdoVers are Belong Bros
cyclists and James Brockman and the
Phillips sisters in a playlet.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-30
MAYOR TO START
WHEELS MOVING
ARTISANS RUSHING WORK ON
EXPOSITION
Made in Southern California Exhibit
viii Open Thursday Night, When
Mayor Harper Pushes
the Button

Over 600 carpenters, decorators and
electricians were yesterday actively
engaged at the Panorama rink on
South Main street giving the finishing
touches to the Made in Southern Cali
fornia exposition, which will be opened
Thursday night with an address by
Mayor Harper, who will press an cleo
trio button and start the mass of ma
chinery in motion for the two weeks
big display of the Industrial facilities
OF Los Angeles and vicinity. 1t will be
a fine illustration to set before the
thousands of visitors to the Shriners'
conclave from all over the country by
whom Los Angeles is primarily looked
upon as a resort, pure and simple,
whereas as a matter of fact this city
is a manufacturing center of no mean
proportions, as Will be realized by all
who attend the exhibition.
One of the features of the big show
that will arouse moro than ordinary
interest will be complete mining and
milling plants, the products of local
factories. Here gold, silver and cop
per ores will be crushed and assayed
right before the spectators, so that all
can get a splendid idea of the process
by which precious metals are extracted
from the ores
The Catalina band of twenty-five
pieces will give promenade concerts
each afternoon and evening during the
continuance of the Made in California
exposition. There will be morning,
afternoon and night sessions of the big
show and while over a hundred thou
sand free tickets have been distributed
among the different exhibitors, per-
sons who are not able to secure these
tickets will not find themselves
harassed by the admission of 10 cents,
which has been decided upon by GEN
eral Manager Il. Newman and the
Merchants and Manufacturers asso-
citation, under whose auspices the ex-
position will be held more for the
purpose of keeping an undesirable ele-
ment out of the show than for reasons
of revenue.
A complete list Of the exhibitors is
given herewith and will indicate the
magnitude and scope OF the displays
that will be seen at the Made in South
ern California exposition when 1t opens
Thursday night:
American Olive Co.
Anti-Oak Leather Co,
Advance Buggy Co.
Auto Vehicle Co., tourist automobiles.
Anita Cream,
j. Avon Marble Mosaic Co.
Bishop & Co.
Brownstein, Newmark q Louis
u. II. Bowers & Sons Paint Co.
Bailey Ornamental Iron Works.
Bowles Bros. q Co
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-30

stories introduced-a trio of them-and
in the end everything ends happily, as
everything should in such a splendid
play as AN American Lord" Every
body becomes engaged to his or her
hearts desire and the curtain descends
on a stage full of happy people and an
audience of laughter-wearied play pa
irons.
The Crane role of John Brewster fell
to John DAILY Murphv and barring the
lack of a makeup that would convey
the idea of enough years to warrant
son and daughter of marriageable
age, Murphy was a success By to-
night he will doubtless either don a
character makeup or Vhiten his Celtic
raven locks so as to fuggest the John
Brewster of the authors creation
Lord Wycherly-Brewster next door
neighbor and the owner of a feud that
rivaled the Montague-Capulet affair
of the Shakespearean romance-was
capitally portrayed by Harry Glazier
who was the English aristocrat to the
letter. Richard Vivian was very much
at home in the rol, of a young English
chap-the Belasco juvenile looked and
acted the role to perfection. Harry
Earl added a clever bit of character
acting to the performance in the part
of a faithful colored servant. Adele
harrington has chance to do some
of the light comedy work for which
she has such an undeniable talent In
the part of young Irish widow. the
blithesome, handsome Mrs West
brooke, with a touch of a brogue that
but family suggests tho shamrock and
the beautiful green hills and still more
beautiful blue skies Of the evergreen
isle, Miss Harrington delighted her au-
dience just as much as she charmed
the American lord, Brewster. Marian
Berg and Florence Smythe are charm
ing young Belasco actresses who sup
piled enough fascination and daintiness
to the performance to satisfy the most
exacting.
The production of "An American
Lord" is in excellent taste throughout,
and the work of the new Belasco
scenic artist, Richard Brunton, called
forth much praise for its distinctive
artistic quality.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-30
poa Drama at PEOPLES

Heading the big bill at the Peoples
tonight will be Coins famous troupe
of trained dogs that are said to be the
most wonderful in the world, giving
a whole play by themselves without
the assistance of the trainer, each
dog taking the role of a certain char
acter and playing the part as faith
fully as a human being. These clever
animals were one of the leading fea-
lures Of the Orpheum last season when
their act created a sensation at that
theater. Other feature acts on the
bill this week are Dacy, Chase and
Adair, comedians, singers and dancers;
the Harts in their clever Irish comedy
sketch; Polly and Ethel Hazel, known
as the "Pink Tea Sisters; Helen
Brandon, singer and dancer; Harry
Lorain, the popular baritone singer,
introducing his latest popular songs
with illustrations, and new motion
pictures.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-30
WESTERN PACIFIC
GAINS A POINT
Franchise Application Results in Conn
promise Between Rival Corpora
tlons-BurlIncton Wins Noted
Case on TechnIcaIities

Oakland advices indicate that en-
gineers of the Western Pacific railroad
and the Southern Pacific company have
commenced preliminary work on the
plan of changing the trackage condi-
tions through First street, so that both
companies shall have entrance way
along that highway for it's service.
In official circles the compromise
means that steps will be taken to widen
First street in order to accommodate
the Western Pacific tracks. This
scheme was devised in order to meet
the franchise application of the Gould
representative for the additional track
age and, it is understood has been
agreed upon by the Southern Pacific.
which occupies First street from the
north arm of the estuary, it's entire
length westward to the Broad Gauge
mole.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-30

and chemicals)
Burglar Lock Co.
Crystal Salt Co.
California Fruit Gamers association.
Cudahy Packing company.
Cawston Ostrich farm.
CaSs, Smurr e. Damerel Co.
Dolgeville Felt Shoe Co.
Dentalon Tooth Powder.
Electric Heating and Manufacturing
East Side Canning Co.
Fosgate & Rees.
Gilbert Jones Rug Co.
Harvey Scissors Sharpener Co.
Hipolito Screen and Sash Co.
Murray NJ. Harris Organ Co.
Houser Packing Co.
Indian crafts exhibition.
w. P. Jeffries Co.
Kahn, Beck e. Co.
& Los Angeles Saddlery and Finding Co.
Los Angeles Silk works.
Los Angeles Art Metal works.
Los Angeles Flour Millers' association.
Lily Milk.
Los Angeles Pottery Co.
Los Angeles Soap Co.
H. j. Mercer Honey Co.
P. B. McCabe & Co.
McCan Mechanical works.
Maier & Zobelein Brewing Co.
Metallic Refrigerator Co.
Newmark Brothers.
New Century Mill and Reduction Co.
Carl Enos Sash Co.
National Electric Co.
T. Newman.
O'Leary's Necktie Holder Co.
Pacific Strawboard and Paper Mills Co.
u. l.. Parmelee Co.
Pacific Gem Co.
Pacific Plating Co.
Pacific Creamery Co.
Pioneer Roll Paper Co.,
Pacific Stove Co
Pioneer Green Chilli Co.
Pacific Sign and Enameling Co.
II. Raphael Co.
Ross Osciating Pump Co.
f. F. Stetson & Co.
Stronghold Overall Co.
Sunbright Baby Food Co.
Southern California Wine Co.
Schalk Chemical Co.
Vaughan Ductile Metals Co.
Western Gas Engine Co.
Western Art Tile works.
Wallace Stamp Mill Co.
Woodstone Flooring Co.
Woodill- Huse Electric Co.
Whitney Burroughs Trunk Co.
Nine. Wilbur's Toilet Preparations Co.