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Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-05
FOR RENT
Houses

FOR RENT-HOUSES.
$22-6-room modern cottage. ITO w.
Second. To lease for one year.
S35-9-room house, 237 S. Beaudry;
first class condition. To lease
for one year.
S10-4-room new cottage. north side
Of Wabash ave, 4th house east east
monthly installments. S16 cash,
SIG a month. Price $1,000
ALLISON BARLOW,
213 S. Broadway. Room 1874
Phones: Main 400. Home A5091
FOR RENT-FIVE-ROOM HOUSE: GAS,
bath, hot, cold water. 4517 CENTRAL
AVENUE.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-05

A BARGAIN.
4-room cottage, nearly completed.
Large lot.
money.
Have .cnly C. few days to sell this, so
look this UP at once.
See CHISHOLM, Rose Hill office.
Take any car over Pasadena short line.
To city limits, fare &C.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-05
PERSONALS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DOLLAR FIFTY Hat Store. 51s S. Main
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-05

Amusement business, one of the finest
propositions ever put before Los Ange-
les public; guarantee will clear over
$500 per month; good lease; located
central part Of city. Full particulars
LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-05

For sale-5-room modern house, lot 80
x147, on high ground; the best buy in
the city; price $500; $400 cash. balance
SIS monthly. LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-05

Bakery. delicatessen; the oldest estab-
lished business in Los Angeles; cash
trade every day exceeds $15O; has doz,,
en- engaged in baking; long lease and
the busy center of Los Angeles. See
LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-05

Rooming house. 10 rooms, 2 years
lease; price $1,000, $500 cash, balance
equity; this is fine proposition. See
us quick. LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-05
ATToRNEYs-AT-LAW

ATToRNEYS-AT-LAW
LAWYERS LEAGUE-PROBATE, COR
poration, bankruptcy. adjustments, col
lections and all legal matters promptly
attended to, here and all over the world.
by able, responsible and bonded lawyers.
Ex-Judge G. c. POLK in charge of the
Los Angeles department. 42S-9 Mer-
chants Trust Bldg.
MARRIAGE AND PROBATE LAWS A
specially, No fee without success. E.
P MOREY, 521 Stimson blk cor. Sd
and Spring. Phone 671S. Open even
ings.
DIVORCE LAWS-ADVICE FREE; NO
fee without success; private. 122 W
THIRD ST. room 221. to D. m
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-05
LOST AND FOUND

O~~OO~N-~-~0~~~OOO
ESTRAY OR STOLEN-BULL TER
rier; answers to name of Chief. Re-
turn to 304 BOYD ST, and receive re-
ward
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-05
WANTED
Help-MaIe
wv q III ted

Every day 1 have calls for capable men
and women.
1 have very few calls for those who
belong to the other class.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-05
PALMIsTs AND MEDIUMS

DIR. GREEN. CLAIRVOYANT. BUSI-
ness medium, gives life readings daily;
test circles Wednesday eve., s o'clock,
25c ROOM 16. 119h S. SPRING ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-05

After trying other agents
without success consult
LEAHY & SON. Sixth and Main.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-05


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FOE BARGAINS IN HOTELS AND
business chances see
]. E. TETLOW. 4O6 w. SEVENTH ST.
Established hardware and plumbing
business; rent $45; long lease; extra good
stock; horse and wagon; fixtures; $1450.
Stock at invoice; monthly sales $500.
4-chair barber shop; good location;
cheap rent; long lease; $3.50; part cash.
Party with $500 can clear $3.50 monthly;
can Investigate this.
Dye and cleaning business; / horse
and wagon; rent $50; clearing S125.
is rooms + most popular beach, 21s
years lease; rent $40; $l4OO.
45 rooms, best renting location in city,
making money; part cash.
II rooms; bargain. $525; part cash.
Cigar stand. rent $40; bargain. s275.
Delicatessen and restaurant, extra
good location; two living rooms; $3.50.
]. E. TETLoW, 4O6 West Seventh st.
l Have a Proposition
That I will present to young man having
about $3.50; with energy and push we
can place. ourselves in position to make
$500 monthly This is a bona fide, legi-
innate opening; no scheme, mining or
real estate Want some one who is
willing to give entire attention and SER
vices See my agent.
Golden West Realty Go.
643 S. Spring st.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12

Agricultural Clubs Of New England
College Elect 0tiieers.

Burlington. Dec. i2.-A suggestion
made by the university of Maine thar
the agricultural club Of the New Eng.
land colleges be federated. a. i the cue.
tom in the west. was carried into ef.
feet here yesterday in connection with
the annual meeting Of the Vermont
state grange and The dedication Of a
new agricultural hall at the university
Of Vermont. Delegates were present At
the convention yesterday from all the
agricultural colleges Of the New England
states except Connecticut.
A preliminary organization Of the
federation was easily effected with the
following officers: J. s. Irisn. the uni.
sersity Of Maine. president; A. h.
Briggs Of the Massachusetts, acricni.
tnralc ollege, vice president; and G. T.
Harrington Of the university OF Yer.
most, treasurer. A constitution and
bylaws viii be drawn up at once. em-
bodying the main idea Of the federation.
which Is TO foster a closer relationship
among New England agricultural clubs
and TO facilitate the organized represen.
tation Of them at all the big agricnl.
tural fairs and meetings Of the country.
The next annual meeting Of the fed
GRAFTON viii be held at the dedication
OF q new agricultural hall at the uni.
yersity OF Maine next fall.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
STOOD OPERATION
SUCCESSFULLY TODAY
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth Had Been Suf-
fering With Appendicitis for a
Month.

Washington, D. G., Dec II Surgeon
General Rixey Of the navy announce,
at ll:25 to-day that the operation or
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth for appendi
citis, which was performed by DIR. Finey
Of Baltimore this morning, had been per.
fectly successful. He said that her con,
dition was satisfactory.
The decision that an operation was
necessary was reached yesterday and
Representative Longworth agreed that
there should be no delay. President
Roosevelt was advised about it and in
sisted that his daughter be brought to
the White House to remain until she is
out of the surgeons care.
The presidents eldest daughter has
been complaining for month past OF
severe pains, coming on after dinner.
These were attributed at first to indi-
gestion A few days after the Harvard
Yale foot ball game, when she visited her
grandmother. Mrs. George O. Lee Of
Chestnut Hill, near Boston, she had an
attack which was severer than any that
mad preceded it. Then it was that the
existence OF mild condition Of inflam.
nation Of the appendix was suspected.
After she had passed through this at
tack it was decided by the family physi-
clan that an operation should be per-
formed at the first favorable opportun
ity
Mrs. Loneworth was put upon a diet,
cautioned against sover and told
TO foregot many of the social functions
she had planned for the before-C Christmas
season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
DRAGGED BY TRAIN.
Mrs. Fred Hassam Had a Close Call at
Northfeld.

Mortified. Dec. ie.--AIrs Fred Has
sam, accompanied BY her two children
fad a narrow escape from death at tns
Central Vermont station on Tuesday
afternoon while trying 20 board tho
north bound mail train. SIZE put the
children on the car and the train start d
before sae herself could get on She
held 70 the steps. lost her footing and
vas dragged several feet on the plat
form before aid could reach her. Joseph
Almon caught her as she was about 10
lose ner grip. In a second more ,he
would have been under the wheels. The
children were sent back to Northficli
on the next train in safety. Mrs. Has.
som was here to attend the funeral Of
her mother, Mrs. Davis, who died at
the town home Saturday.
The Little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Brilsa, Legio Brusa, nine years old
had his leg broken above the knee an
at the ankle yesterday afternoon about
one o'clock trying to catch on the de.
livery team of NJ. P. Blake near the
Mortified high school Drs. +. HubbeIl
end G. A. Shaw were called to set and
dress the wounds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
BAsKEr BALL Ar sPAuLpINo.
Manager Williams o. Boyr Team Hal
Arranged . Fine Schedule.

Manager Williams Of The spauldinl
high school boys basket ball team hai
arranged a good schedule ol games Thu
year, with some oi the ktFoneesi team
IN this part oi the state. Spaulding ex
poets to put out one Of the fastest and
strongest teams that the school has ever
known. James Riley, one uf last year.
best players. has been elected capital
Of the team. Il is hoped that the
Barre people will appreciate che boys'
good work hy going 60 their games.
Richmond high school. one II the beat
Will play Spanldiue. Friday night. The
schedule il AZ foiiowai
Richmond high school AZ Barre, Dee.
49, Spaulding a. Riehmond Jan. q.
~. JoAnsbuf academy AZ Hare. Feb.
q spaulding Al 81. Johnsbury academy.
Jan. ~
Stove high a, barre. Feb. 7, spauld.
ing at Stove. Jan. 10.
Nouhheld high at narre Jan. sIi
Spauldlng AZ Northaeid. Feb. II.
burlington high at Barre, Feb. 2si
spauldlnR AZ burlington. Feb. ~.
Peolpen academy ai Barre. March 81
a. Mofrisvillc. Jan. IL.
Montpelier high school az Barre, Feb.
81 spauldlns al Montpelier. Jan. 20.
Goddard with Spaulding. Jan. 2s:
with Goddard. Feb -
The Spanldlng girls have gone into
league with Goddard, Montpelier high
and Montpelier seminary. A prelimi.
nary meeting for organization nas held
q Montpelier Tuesday night. Il i likely
hat no games viii Be played until after
he holidays.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
Last Evenings Meeting Of Grange.

Burlington, Dee l2-The evening ses.
sion OF the Vermont grange meeting be.
gan in tho armory han at 1880 o'clock
last night, and the entire evening was
given over TO grange work. The confer
ring of the sixth degree was taken up
first, and this was followed with the ex.
empification of the unwritten work and
imparting Of the annual work. Speakers
who took part were Allen NJ. Fletcher
Of CaEcndish, Walter X. Farnsworth Of
Rutland, ex-governor G. J.<BeH. and
Special Master Sargent of Brattleboro
National Master n j. Batehelder was
also present the early part Of the even
ing and made short address. after
which he left to attend the Massachu-
sets session of the grange, now being
held at Springfield in that state. The
work at the meeting last evening showed
marked improvement, most OF it being
done without the use Of books. as in the
past Music was rendered by the ladies'
quartette.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
SCREENING LID" DOWN
FIGHT IN MONTPELIER
People May Not Be Able to Get Their
Sunday Papers, Although They
Needn't Go Hungry Next
Sunday.

States Attorney Gates has directed
letters to the merchants of Montpelier
calling attention to the growing practic,
Of keeping stores open on Sunday, ant
requesting cooperation for closed
Sunday. The letter is written in con
ciliatory tone, but carries with it the
understanding that prosecutions will
follow II the request Is not complied
with lie quotes the statutes on the
matter as follows;
"A person who between twelve o'clock
Saturday night and twelve o'clock sun
day night exercises any business or en-
ployment except works OF necessity and
charity, or holds or resorts to ball or
dance or uses or exercises a game, sport
or play, or resorts to house of enter
tainment for amusement or recreation.
shall be fined not more than two dol
lars
It was learned to-day that the states
attorneys action was taken at the insti-
cation Of the merchants association Of
Montpelier. When interviewed to-day,
all the merchants expressed themselves
as prepared to live up to the closing
order, and ii looks as If the did will
be on tight in Montpelier next Sunday.
The drug stores even are expected to
Join the closing movement, SO that the
cigar trade will be driven to the restau-
rants and the hotels, which, Of neces-
sity, keep open to feed the hungry throng
IN the neighboring city.
The people may have to 60 without
Sunday newspapers, as one Of the deal
srs, Mr. Segliin, has notified the publish
rs that inasmuch as Montpelier is
linking of taking complete rest on
Sunday, they had better not send any Of
heir sheets up. segnin may modify bis
rider somewhat later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
HoNoRs DIVIDED.
Between Clan Gordon and Red Mems
cnbbage Teams.

Honors were even in the cribbaee con.
test last evening between the Clan Cor.
don and Red Men teams Of the Inter.
fraternity cribbage league, each team
winning at and losing ut four tables.
The play By tables was rs follows:
Duncan and Wishart, r. NJ, defeated
Mcleod and Scott, c. c.; Keith and
Walker, 4. NJ, defeated Thompson and
Sinclair, G. G.; Cruikshank aud Cruik.
shank, II. II, defeated Gordon and Tav.
lor. G. c.; Davidson and Brodie. r. NJ,
defeated Milne and Dinnie, c. G.
Stuart and Cowie, G. G., defeated
Marshall and Diack, r. NJ; NichoI and
Howie, G. G., defeated Pithie and Cor.
mack, r. n; Elricn and Booth. c. G..
defeated Wright and McKerron. r.. NJ;
VIII and Cordiner, @. G., defeated Alackie
and Mcdonald, r. VI.
The next contest win be PLAYED Tues
day, December IL, between the teams
OF the Red Men and the Catholic Order
OF Foresters
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
BETHEL.

Miss May Healey succeeds Miss
Butler in the grammar school Miss
Healey comes from Wilfamstown where
she is highly recommended.
The new house in process of building
and owned by Mr. Bouchard is the first
house in town to be built of cement
blocks. The house is situated on
Pleasant street and is thought by many
to be very desirable 1t will be ready
for occupancy about March first.
The building known as the shoe shop
has been purchased by out of town par
ties, who have repaired the exterior and
improved it by fresh coat Of paint and
are now equiping it for first class ma.
enne shop and foundry. Already a
part Of the machinery has arrived and
is being set up and the work is going
on steadily.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
Is Charge Brought Agalnei
Telephone Company
IN SUIT UNDER NEW LAW
States Attorney Wilson Of Orange coun.
~ Charges That Eastern Yer.
mont Company Violated
Statute.

Chelsea, Dec. I2-statea Attorne,
Wilson of Orange county has dled In.
formation against the Eastern Vermont
Telephone and Telegraph company,
charging violation ol the statute relating
20 transfer of messages and Interchange
oi service hetwecn companies which have
Offices Ia the same city or village. The
body ot the Information charges that the
defendant company, operating under the
laws of Vermont, and having lines IN
Iopsham and Corinth. refused % trans
fer a message from a subscriber on is
line TO a subscriber Of the Topaham Tele.
phone company, operating IN the town.
both having Offices In the village ol
Waits River IN Topsham.
A citation was issued ordering The
Eastern Vermont company 20 appear and
make answer 10 the information. Ac.
eording. G. A. Washburn Of Corinth.
president. and r. G. Poole OF Topsham.
secretary, through the companY's attor-
ncys, John y. Pickett Of Bradford and
Dariing & Wilson of Chelsea, complied
The case viii doubtless 20 to trial az
the next june term Of county court.
This Is a case Of more than ordinary
importance and magnitude, ~ 1t Il the
FIRST case arising under the statute and
viii consequently be a test case, the out.
come Of which will be watched with
great interest by hundreds Of subscribers
Of the various telephone companies. who
believe that a like charge should hc
brought and could be maintained against
nearly, II not all. Of the telephone com.
panies doing business in the state. and /
il is perhaps needless 10 say that the
outcome Of this case will be watched 1
with an equal interest and anxiety by
the various telephone companies in the
state, as the result may sooner or later
affect the treasures Of each such com.
pany.
The December term Of Orange county
court adjourned Tuesday noon. having
been ia session only eight days. The
general term docket contained sixty.
three civil cases. twenty OF which we're
settled and discontinued. leaving forty
Ihrec cases for future disposition. On
The chancery docket there are twelve
'ases nndisposed Of. Twenty-three cases
N the divorce docket furnished tho bulk
Il the work Of the term. Ten OF these
.ases were continued, and the remaining
hirteen were heard. which resulted in {
he discontinuance Of one, another dis
missed without prejudice and eleven
'ills were granted.
The criminal docket contained only !
even cases. one of which was mol pross- Z
d, one ordered not 70 be brought for. \
Yard and the other five were continued. a
lne new case, the above.noted. was en-.
cred.
A new feature in this county intro o
uced at this term Of court by Judge o
'aylor was the taking Of the testimony
J the reporter in all Of the divorce cases.
Fhile this was Judge Taylor's first term
n the bench in this county, and al i
hough the term was short, his rulings
ere eminently satisfactory to counsel.
nd he left the universal impression OF
eing the right man in the right place. Z
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
SPECIAL GRAND JURY.
To Investigate Workings of Several Fl
nancial Institutions.

New York, Dec. Announcement
was made at District Attorney Jerome I
office today that special grand Jury,
Summoned by Justice Victor j. Dow.
ling to meet next week, win begin an
investigation of the affairs of the Hamil-
ton bank. international Trust company
Provident Life Assurance company and
probably the Knickerbocker Trust com
pany. Attorney General Jackson and
Mr.. Jerome viii take personal charge
Of the investigation and present evidence
to the grand jury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
TWO WoRKMEN HURT.
One Dropped Hammer on Thumb and
Other is Hit in Jaw With Steel

Two workmen were injured at the
Jones Brothers plant this morning,
James Rouan and J. Marcasenni both
receiving injuries which will disable
them for a few days.
Rouan was drilling granite block
wnen q small stone upon which he was
standing rolled and, to save himself
from falling, he dropped the heavy ham.
mer with which he was working. Ia
dropping the hammer he struck his
left thumb with IL taking the end Of
the thumb off.
Marcasenni was struck in the Jaw
by a piece Of flying steel and the result
was an ugly cash.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
SILVER JUBILEE
ENDS WITH BANQUET
Notable chuFeh Celebration in Burliug
ton in Honor of The Ordination
Of NJ. P. ]. Barrett Is
Years Ago.

burlington, Dee ls.--Ths silver IN
hllee celebration of the ordination 81
the Rev. 4. J. Barrett Was elosed sue
cessluliy yesterday afternoon VITA !
banquet Al n. Aiafy'a hall. neafl,
every pafish n the alnrr.e being rep.
resented. Father Barrett acted 4,
ioastmaster. The place of honor va.
oociipied By bishop Mlchand aud Al hi.
right wefe seated Father narrelt,
Mw J. 1. Reilly and Fnthaf Barron. Ia
the order named AZ BIZ leff were saal.
81 Mgr. J. N. Cluarrc and Father Houll
han, Ioasts we're responded 10 hy
Bishop MlchAud. Mgr. Cloarec, Mgr.
lhilly, Father rfesost. Father Donahue.
laihef tahill. Father Cariy, tather De.
lHney. Father Rand. Father salmon
and Father Barrett.
The RFv. Father Barrett. whose II
hilee celebration may b. put down In
the leeal history 81 the Queen City As
enc Of the most succcssful social'fcll.
glous events which have stirred the
hearts u the people for many years. Mas
born u saratoga, Y. ~, n December.
1881. lie received his early education
n the schools Of his native city. took
his scientific and classical courses Al
-. Charles college. Ellioott city, Nd.
and finished biz philosophical and theo.
l,gieal studies a. the Grand seminary.
Montreal. lie was ordained priest Decem.
Der 20. fss2. Bishop Dc(iocsbriand rccog.
EiEing The natural gifts anI scholarly
attachments Of The young priest. short.
y after his ordination appointed him
assistant to the parish at Brandon.
From the midst of successful lahors
there be vas called to Burlington, wncre
be remained about four years. After
hat he laborcd In different parishes
n Vermont, winning everywhere the /
'stcem and affection of the people and /
tAying behind him IN each field Of Ia. /
'or marks of his ability and zeal.
IN isa6. he was appointed rector II /
be Catholic parish Of this city and the
work accomplished since then might be
lmost called herculean--the cathedral
lnishcd and renovated. new subsian
ial school built. the Episcopal rcsidcncs
and renovated. Besides this
be cathedral parish embraces now
very religious organization helpful %
he spiritual wants Of the people.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
Lieutenant Walcott Dead

Melrose, Mass, Dec Lieutenant
Aaron \. Waloot, former senior Wee
department commander Of Illinois. G. Al,
r., and former sheriff Of Cook county.
Illinois, died at his home here yesterday,
aged n years. Lieutenant Walcott sery.
ed in the Second and Third Massachu.
sets light artillery and fought in thirty
two Of the principal battles Of the Civil
war. He was native of Boston, but
lived for some years after the war in
Chicago, A widow and three children
survive him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-12
citing Of The Barre Granite
Manufacturers Assn.
FOR ANNUAL ELECTION.
William Mari Chosen President for the
Coming Year-committees Named
70 Confer Over New BIN
Of Prices.

The annual meeting Of the Barre Gran.
te Manufacturer association wa held
last evening In ita rooms In the O vi.
Afefill block and Il was the largest At.
tended meeting Ia the history Of the a..
sociniion. President J. w. Mcdonald
presided and when the meeting was call
ed 70 order there vert nearly 100 manu-
taetufcrs present from Barre, Montpelier,
West Berlin and Northfeld. The mosf
important business oE the meeting was
the annual election of officers and the
selection Of four committees to meet the
committees from the cutters, polishcrx.
tool sharpenerA, and Jumpers, boxers and
derFickmen'n unions 10 discuss the new
bin Of prices 10 take effect at the cx.
piration Of the hve-year agreement on
March lst
The officers elected are as followst
President, William Marr Of Aarr 4
Gordon, Barre.
First viee.prcsidsnt. william Barclay,
q Barclay Bros., and son Of the lste
Mayor Barclay.
Second viee-prcsident, ID. r. Ryls, Of
kyle a Mccormick Co.. Of Montpelier.
Treasurer, George Robins, OF Robins
Bros barre.
secretary. James Campbell Of barre.
Executive committee, n. J. NJ. Jones.
Of Jones Bros. Co.. Barre; John d. Mag
naghi, Of the Presbrey -CoykendaIl Co.
Of Barre; Joseph Bfault OF Brault a
Sargent, Montpelier; J. p. Corskie.
Of J. p. Corskie a Son, Barre; and the
ex.ohicio.
Auditors, N. n. MeIver OF MeIver 4
datheson Of Barre; and Donald Smith.
u +. J.. Smith a Co. Of Barre.
The four comnfttees elected TO meet
he unions are A. follows: To meet the
'utters, II. J. NJ. Jones, ID. +. Ryle. Alex.
Inder Gordon, James Marion, John Me.
donald. John Cross, Joseph Brault; to
meet the tool sharpeners, William Bar.
lay, J. ID. Sargent, Alexander Duncan,
ames Brown. stephen Riz1; TO meet the
J. A. Martinson, John Mag
aghi, Antoine Burke. Samuel Gerard,
William Mari; TO meet the Jumpers, box
rs and derriekmen, W. w. Parry. Frank
ldgers, William Anderson, y. J. Davis
nd C. r. Ryle
It is expected that the committees
I'll have their first meeting within
1eek, so that the work on the new bill
prices will be started at once.
The association has had an exception
lily prosperous year and the outlook for
he coming year is very good. The un-
ms new bill was discussed at some
myth at the meeting. but the matter of
le final settlement, If it is reached here,
i'll be made through the committees.
t the close of the meeting Refreshments
ere served.