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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-21

c,,caeo Aug. 21.-The govern
..,ts petition for a rehearing by
.hs United States court OF appeals
~ - tho cast against the Standard Oil
samnanv of Indiana was filed today
| .ad represents. it is authoritatively
s.ated the administrations attempt
~ save the Elkins act and the inter-
.,.,o commerce law from becoming
futile
The fling of the petition marked
An .nnearance of Atty. Gen. Bona
r.rte in the case, as we'll as that
=, Frank B. Kellogg, who is special
.ssistaut to the attorney general
mo petition is also signed by Edwin
" sims. United States district at
,ornev at Chicago, and Special AS
s;stant James H. Wilkerson, both of
whom presented the governments
DIDO at the original hearing before
1udee Lands, who administered the
nmous fine of $29,240,000 against
defendants.
The government presents It's pc
tt;on in accordance with the rule OF
the court.
The Indictment in the case was for
violation of the Elkins act of Feb
ruary 10, 1908, making it a crime
to accent concession whereby any
property is transported in interstate
commerce st less than the published
and fled rate.
II was proved at the trial that the
Chicago and Alton Railway com.
pany transported to East st. Louis
nl, and st. Louis, Mo-, 1892 carloads
oi off,
In all the dealings between ship
per and carrier each carload was
treated as a distinct transaction anG
handled as a distinct piece Of bust
nes. ! f +&
The, published and fled rates OF
this business were 18 cents per 10'
pounds to East st. Louis and 19 Y
cents to St. Louis. The Standard OF
company actually settled on the ba
BIS Of 6 cents to East St. Louis AM
7h cents to st. Louis.
These facts were admitted.
The Standard Oil company inter
posed the, claim in defense that tn
E'kins act was unconstitutional
that the tariffs had not been post
ed in two public places at the sta
tons, and interposed many technica
defenses.
On but single point involved 4
the trial up to the return Of tn
verdict of guilty are the rulings c
the trial Judge criticized by the cour
OF appeals. In all other particular
his rulings are sustained.
The point on which the trial Jude
Is reversed by the court Of apneal
relates to his rulings on evidenc
and his charge to the jury with re-
erence to ignorance on the part {
the Standard OIL company of til
lawful rate as a defense.
The court of appeals lays dow
the rule that it is necessary for tt
government to show beyond a re;
Snahle doubt as a part Of it's cas-
mat the shipper actually knew VIII;
'he lawful published and flied RAJ
was.
The government contends tn;
'nls Is an impossible rule; that 1t
Il eontrary to the purpose of the Elkil
Il ae'' that it is contrary to the ge,
erai rule applicable in crimin
vases; that put into effect it wou
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-21
CONFERENCE FAVORABLE
TO CANDIDACY OF HUGHES
oSsENsUs OF OPINION MANAGERS OF NATIONAL CAMPAIGN
is THAT NEY YoRKs GOVERNOR SHALL BE NOMINATED TO
SUCCEED HMsELF-Now PR EDIcrED THAT NO OTHER NAME
WILL BE PRESENTED BEFORE CONVENTION.

sh. NV FORK, Aug. 21.-James S.
,,s 'ah' Republican candidate for
noa president. today made the an
Il, fieht that at yesterdays con-
mo,s with the president at Saga
Va, iiii II was developed that there
n, - cohsensus of opinion favorable
eeas nomination of Hughes to sue
10 IA niseit. He said he spoke for
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-21
have RULED
THROUGH REPUBLICANS
IAFrs TO BRYANs QUESTION IS THAT POPULAR WILL
IS EXPRESSED IN REPUBLICAN PoLIcrEs-GoLD STANDARD
AND PROTECTIVE TARIFF WERE DEMANDED By THE PEo
PIE.

first election as one OF the most in
telligent and most effective express
sions of popular will ever manifest
nance of the gold standard and pro-
tsctive tariff by his administration
was the correct Interpretation of
the peoples will.
This was shown to be so," he
continued, "bv even a greater ma
Jcrity in 1904, when Roosevelt was
elected, and well may we submit TO
the country whether his admins
CONTINUED on Page Six.)
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-21

With Roosevelt, Taft Sherman,
Hitchcock. several New York mem
bers of congress and other state
leaders for Hughes, it is not believed
possible that the fight against the
denomination of Hughes can gain
any headway. In fact. political lead
ers are now predicting that no other
name will be presented to the con-
vention.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-21
BRYAN 70 AIR
TARIFF VIEWS

Des Moines, Aug. 21.--Bryan
will open his campaign here tonight
with speech on the tariff, which
will set forth his views on that
great issue, and which will be an
answer to his critics. Five thou
sand people are in town from dis
tant points.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-21
FOREST FIRES 1. /.
ON NORTH FORK
GOVERNMENT RAHaRs BEING
RUSHED 70 THE SCENE UNDER
DIRECTION SUPERVISOR FENM
CAUSED BY ELECTRIC STORM
Special to Evening Teller:


Kooskia, Ida, Aug. 21.-Major F.
A. Fem, supervisor OF the Bitterroot
forest reserve has received advices
from the North Fork country to the
effect that forest nres are sweeping
through valuable timber lands In
that section. Two Ares are reported
borning in the North Fork country
and one in the Musselshell section,
number of men have been rushed
into the burning districts under the
direction of Supervisor Fem and II
Is believed the progress OF the fires
will be checked without serious loss
1t Is believed the fires were start.
ed by the electric storm of Tuesday
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-21
Express Messenger Killed.

ST. Paul, Aug. 21.-Otto soreh-
son. express messenger for the West
ern Express company was kiiieo
yesterday by falling from his car al
Enderlin y. ID.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-21
DRIVER KILLED IN ACCIDENT.
All Occupants Of Car Badly Injured
When Wheel Collapsed.

Los Angeles, Aug. 21.-Joseph
Bobbs, chauffeur, was killed and
Mrs. Francis Wilson, Mrs. Gladys
Brice. l.. M. Ford and Charles Keene
injured when the wheel of. an auto
mobile in which they were riding col
lspsed. An explosion and fire fol-
lowed the breaking down of the ma
chine
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-21
Portland Wheat Market.

Portland. Aug. 21.--Club. Ssc;
red. SIC; bluestem. e2c: valley, Ssc
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-21
Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago. Aug 21.-September
e3c; October, 991ac; May, 98kc.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
SOMERSET ACRES
WATER SYSTEM ON
NOW BEING DELIVERED FREE TO
PROPERTY OWNERS
Sales of Lots Reported by Emil Firth
for the Week Indicates
Big Demand-New
Buildings

The water mains in Somerset Acres
are completed and water is being piped
to the land in large steel mains under
artesian pressure, free of cost to the
property owners.
Emil Firth reports an increasing de-
mand for all kinds of real estate, and
particularly Somerset Acres. He has
made the following sales in that tract:
T. G. Neff, two acres on Cornuta ave-
nue., $525.
Mrs. Helen Hardman, one acre ad-
joining above, $500.
f. S. Hartman, two acres adjoining
above, s625.
Richard A. Sheldon, one acre on
Woodruff avenue, 5000.
d. J. Gilbert, one acre on Cornuta
avenue, 1925.
Ira Jay Gage. four acres and a half
on Cornuta avenue, south of Center
street, $1,000.
George c. Wagner, two acres on
Eucalyptus avenue. 5000.
S. w. Carson, one acre on Eucalyptus
avenue, $500.
d. L. Miller. a business lot consist
ing of one acre on Somerset avenue,
$500.
Mrs. Carrie V. S. Gibbs, one acre on
Eucalyptus avenue, $3.50.
L. II. Gibbs, one acre adjoining above.
$3.50.
V. P. Barnum. one acre adjoining
above, $3.50.
A. d. Turbett, one acre on Eucalyp-
tus avenue. south of Center street, $3.50.
Mary Howeisen, two acres on Wood
ruff avenue, $500.
M. c. and Fredona A. Blythe, two
acres on Woodruff avenue, $500.
p. NJ. and Pearl M. Grove, two acres
adjoining above, 5000.
Several of the purchasers are now
building their homes on their proper
ties and preparing their gardens. j.
w. Roach has his two-story residence
about completed, William Borgman's
bungalow is we'll under way and T. g..
Neff will start his residence next week.
The lumber is on the ground for the
Rome of Ira Jay Gage and a number OF
other residences are either completed
or receiving the finishing touches, and
the tract is assuming a cosmopolitan
a
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
POMONA SALES REACH
AGGREGATE OF $4,000
Quarter Section Of Alfalfa and Peach
Land Brings Big Prlce-Ac-
tlvlty Shown in
Acreage
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
POMONA, Feb. 22--During the past
few days the firm of F. e. Harrison
has consummated sales aggregating
$35,S00 Among the sales are the fol-
lowing:
f. w. Woods and j. r. Merrill to I
d. Colder, 100 acres of alfalfa and
peach land ten miles southeast of Po-
mona. The parties selling take as part
payment the improved ten acres in the
southeast part of Pomona. The total
consideration involved is $4,000. 1t is
the intention of Mr.. Colder to improve
the 160-acre ranch at once.
A. f. Beckett of Pasadena has ex-
changed his property on North Park
avenue for ]. F. Harrison's property
in Long. Beach. The consideration in
volved is about $4,000.
Olive w. Himrod has sold a house
and two lots on West Libbie street t.
G. w. Brandon, who comes to Pomona
to make his home. The consideration
involved in this deal Is $3.50.
G. X. Short has sold lot in the High
School tract to Mr.. Guse, who is now
building a fine residence. The sale
price was $3.50.
Ruth, Cannon & Black have sold
thirty acres of improved alfalfa land
near Chino to Chris Peterson, who re-
Gently come from Beresford, S. d. Mr.
Peterson will make his home on the
ranch, which was bought at a consid-
Grafton of $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
MANCHESTER HEIGHTS LOTS
SELLING TO NEW INVESTORS

Grider-H Hamilton Oswald company re-
ports many new buildings started in
the Manchester Heights tract and
eleven lots sold in the last week aggre-
eating $4,000 to the following purchas-
ers:
To j. N. Shook of Ashland, Ore, lots
1888, 140 and 141, on Seventy-fourth
street, between Budlong and Vermont
avenues, for $1,000.
To Ella e. Lloyd, lot 285, on Seventy
fifth street, between Budlong and Nor
mandie avenues, for 1915.
To Levi Price, lots 290 and 291. on
Seventy fifth street, between Budlong
and Normandie avenues, for $500.
To August Schmidt, lot POP, on Sew
enty-fifth street, between Budlong and
Normandie avenues, for $3.50.
To Thomas Gombers, lots 60 81 and
81, on Manchester avenue, near the cor
ner of Normandie avenue. for $1425.
To Blake Fraser, lot PIG, located on
the northeast corner of Budlong and
Seventy fifth street, for $3.50.
The firm also sold to e. b. Hamilton
for ]. H. Devol beautiful eight-room
modern residence, located in Morgan
place at Hollywood, for the considera-
ton of $500; also to J. H. Devol for
Order & Hamilton, lots 256, 257, 25S
and 264, located on Acacia street, be-
tween Emelita and Fountain avenues.
for $2400,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
FEDLANps GROVE BOUGHT
BY ILLINOIS DOCTOR

REDLANDS, Feb. 22.-Eighteen
acres of oranges for $22,000-this was
the price paid Thursday when DR.. j. s.
Miller of Peoria, ILL.,, purchased through
the agency of Dixie & Logic the Mrs.
Mary e. Roush grove on Franklin ave-
nue., running southeast from CaJon to
Elizabeth street. The property is sold
without the crop, and even at that Is
considered a good buy. The grove is
planted to navels. There are some good
improvements on the property.
Mrs. Roush is to reside there until
June 1, going east for visit and re-
turning to Redlands to reside. DR..
Miller is a retired physician from Peo-
ria and will come here to reside in
June. He has Travelled throughout
Southern California and pleads guilty
to the charge of liking Redlands better
than any other Southern California city
he has seen.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
LA RUE PAYS $4,000 FOR
COTTON ORANGE GROVE
Many Good Sales Are Reported in
RedIands District - Acreage
Property Brings Fancy
Prices

REDLANDS, Feb. 22.-Thirty acres
of oranges were sold Wednesday by
At. s. Croswell to w. T. LaRue for
about 100000. The grove is located on
East Cotton avenue between Lincoln
and Dearborn streets, on the north
side. The deal was made through the
agency of McGinness & Hayes OF the
Redlands Real Estate company.
This grove is one of the fine orange
orchards to be found in this city, and
is planted to navels, bloods, valencias,
sweets and some tangerines.
There is a good we'll and pumping
plant on the property, and small
cottage. Mr.. Croswell is not perma-
nent resident of Redlands, but is from
Los Angeles. He has possessed the
property several years, and the trees
are this year loaded with oranges. me
crop and water rights are included
in the purchase price.
Mr.. LaRue recently disposed of his
orange property in the Barton tract to
Payton & Wade, and decided to pur-
chase again.
Mrs. Caroline Rogers has sold nve
acres on West Park avenue for $4,000,
while Major d. A. Shaw has sold to
Building Inspector Swift and his
brother ten acres OF unimproved prop
ertv on West Cotton avenue for about
$4,000. ]. M. Messenger has sold three
acres between Cotton and Lugonia ave-
rue for $500.
The C. W. Merriman home at the
corner of Center street and Olive ave-
nue. has been purchased by Charles e.
Vahey for $36O0 The residence is two
stories in height.
Robert Matthews has sold to Martha
Petty a house and lot on West Cotton
avenue for $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
WHITTIER WALNUT RANCH
BRINGS BIG CONSIDERATION

WHITTIER, Feb. 22.-An important
deal in real estate was closed here
Thursday, which involved q considera-
ton in the neighborhood of $25,o0O. II.
r Guirado purchased from c. H.
DUBOIS twenty-one and a quarter acres
of fine walnut orchard which adjoined
the Guirado ranch of twenty-five acres,
the two together constituting the whole
of the old property owned by Governor
Don Pic Pfco with the exception of the
mansion and the ground Immediately
adjoining. Negotiations have extended
over a period of a year at least, Mr..
Guirado getting up from a sick ped 10
is on the newly acquired property and
this will be improved, it being Mr..
Guirado's intention to make of the
place a summer home for his family.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
MONTEBELLO SEEKS
NEW ROAD DISTRICT
PETITIONS SUPERVISORS FOR
CREATION OF ONE
Residents Promise Every Assistance
in Making New Roads the
Equal of Any in the
County

The people of Montebello and Ell
Carmel want good roads, and the I'M
provement association of both places is
earnestly working for them. At meet
ing held February 10 the Following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
whereas, The Montebello-El Carmel
Improvement association was formed
for the purpose of improving and beau
tifying the community, planting the
streets with shade trees and providing
easy means of communication with Los
Angeles and the surrounding country,
and
whereas, We have, in carrying out
our plans, already purchased road
grader graded several streets ana let
the contract for some thousands of
shade trees, which will be planted
along every street in our community,
and
"Whereas, The roads of this COM
munity are and have been for several
years in q deplorable condition, and
in winter time almost impossible, and
| whereas, The members of this asso-
citation. individually and collectively,
have no faith in the ability of the pres
ent road overseers OF the San Antonio
and Fruitland road districts to furnish
us with good roads. nor do we believe
that they have any intention of trying
to do so, and
"WnereaS, we DelleNe the TOdu TAXES
paid by the people of this community
are amply sufficient to maintain good
roads within the district, If not squan-
dered by ignorance and Incompetence,
and
whereas, We believe that the best
and only means of getting our just
dues is in the formation of separate
road district, therefore be it
"Resolved, That the board of super
visors of Los Angeles county be earn
estly requested to take the necessary
steps to form a road district to be
known as Montebello road district, said
district to conform as near as possible
to the boundaries of the Montebello
school district, and to appoint some
Competent and intelligent member OF
this community to vi'a position of road
overseer.
"Rresolved, That we pledge ourselves
to use all honorable means to attain
our wishes and IL the board of super
visors see fit to grant this. our reason
able request, that we will help. by dona-
lions Of cash and labor. to make the
roads of this district as fine as any in
tha country"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
TWO LARGE DEALERS IN
REALTY AND FIRE INSURANCE
German Company Adds Walter G.
Hopkins to Its Membership and
Elects New Officers-t1op-
kins Secretary

M. l.. German company, incorporat-
ed, announce that Walter G.. Hopkins,
well known through his connection
with the Reed estate and the Poole &
Jones tract, has purchased an interest
In the business, and that the new Off
GERS are President, NJ. L. German;
vice president, F. Fl. Ford; secretary
and treasurer, w. g. Hopkins.
All are men of large experience in
fire insurance and real estate matters.
and no doubt bright future awaits
them.
They are the resident agents of the
Law Union and Crown Insurance COM
pany and the California Insurance
company, two of the first companies to
pay in full after the San Francisco dis
aster. They are also the sole agents
for Reed terrace. one of the choicest
of the inside residence tracts.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
Ruy LOTS IN ORANGE
GROVE TRACT, ARCADIA

A good many sales are being made
and improvements are going on In the
Mccarthy companys orange grove
tract, Arcadia.
Mrs. L. S. Lathrop purchased lot 8.
block 2, for $500 and has already the
material on the ground to build a five
room bungalow.
]. S. drummer purchased the north
half OF lot 16. block 3. fronting on Luz
Gle street, for $500, and is improving
1t with a bungalow.
Fred Copsus has purchased the
south half of lot Is, block 8, fronting
on Main street, and. also lot 20, block
3, and is building cottages for imme-
dlafe occupancy.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
Pasadena Buildings

At Pasadena a seven-room bungalow
is to be built for w. W. Phelps on
South Pasadena avenue, from plans by
C. w. Buchanan at estimated cost of
$4,000. Same architect has finished plans
for a one-story brick business block on
North Fair Oaks avenue for p. b.
Pierce, 62x3) feet. Charles CroweH Sc
cured the building contract. The firm
of Billings & Whetstine was awarded
the contract to erect ten-room frame
house at Wilson avenue and Evelyn
street for r. w. Bryan at cost OF $4975.
C. S. Driscoll is the architect.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
a. q. RIvEs PAYS $4,000
FOR oNE-TENTH INTEREST

w. B. Merwin & Co. report the sale
of a ope-tenth interest in the property
at 400 West Seventh street to A. B..
Rives for $4,000.
This property is owned by a syndi-
cate of capitalists who purchased it a
year ago through the Merwin agency
for S135, 600 It's principal value lies in
it's location instead of its improvements,
for the building on 1t is only a two-
story frame. The lot is 46x1SS feet.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
MRS. BARNHART PURCHASES
TWO COTTAGE PROPERTIES

F. J. steele & Co. have sold for Mrs.
Warren Barnhart to George II. Rector
the property at 1928 South Hope street.
consisting of lot 50x150 feet, improved
with six-room cottage. The consid-
GRAFTON stated is s12,5o0. Same firm
sold for James Gryson to Mrs Warren
Barnhart the five-room cottage and lot
at 1414 East Eighth street for $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
Minaermsre Park Sales

Property in Windermere Park is be-
ing taken by investors and home
builders. J. c. Davis has purchased a
lot there for $1,000 and the Pioneer In
yestment and Trust company will build
him $4,000 residence ON it.
The company also reports the sale OF
two lots in the Windermere tract to
Carrie ", Burgess for $4,000.
Two other lots in the same tract have
been sold to Josiah Smith for $4,000 and
another to Mrs. Lottie b. Donnell for
5000.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23

Treasury department. office OF the super
vieinr architect washington. D. c., Febru-
airy II, 1908: Sealed proposals will be re.
ceived at this office until O'Clock p. m. on
the 18th day of March. 1908. and then
cleaning system for the United States post
office and court house. Los Angeles. Califci%
MIA. in accordance with drawings and speci-
fleations, copies OF which may be had at
this office or at the office OF the superin-
tendent, at Los Angeles. California. at the
discretion OF the supervising architect.
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR,
Supervising Architect.
2-ls-21-gs-25-s7-2s ct
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
Robert King Buys Home

The Cornell company has sold fol
Frank A. Emery to Robert King the
property at No. 1907 East Fifty-third
street. for $4,000. The lot is 40x135 feet
and is improved with a new f1ve-room
modern cottage. just completed. Bought
for a home.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
Exchange for $4,000

B w. G. Cutler has exchanged a val
liable lot in Santa Monica for the two
story brick store building of T. j.
Thorkelson at st. Hilaire, Mimi, both
being investments at valuation OF
$4,000, through the exchange depart
ment of the Jones & Ryder Land COM
pany. =
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
LEGAL NOTICES

Treasury department. office OF the super
yising architect, Washington. d. c.. Feb
ruary 6, 1908: Sealed proposals Will be
received at this office until o'clock p. m.
on the nth day OF March. 1908, and then
opened for the installation of conduit
and electric wiring system for the United
states court house. postofice, ETC.. building
at Los Angeles. Cal, in accordance with
drawings and specifications. copies Of which
NAY be had at this office, or at the office
OF the superintendent of construction. Los
Angeles Cal, at the discretion OF the
supervising architect.
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR.
Supervising Architect.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
Buys six-Room Bungalow

The Jones & Ryder Land company
have sold to e. Riveroli of e. Riveroll
& Co, contractors, the new modern
Groom bungalow at 1886 West TWEEN
tieth street; consideration s45OO; bought
for an Investment
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
Forecast
ORR & EDWARDS COMPANY
successors to Orr Hines Co. Funeral d.
rectors.
Corner Tenth and Flower SITS.
Main 65; Home F4e71. Lady assistant
PERSONALS

PERSONAL: WEAK MEN-NEW INVEN-
ton instantly restores sexual health and
strength. Easily adJusted-immediate eff
feet; no drugs; absolutely no danger.
Your physician will indorse 1t. Full in
formation sent in plain, sealed envelope
on request. Write today. THE GOTT-
sCHALL Co. Dept 100 "a Mohawk ST.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
LADIES-ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
Chichesters pills. the Diamond brand: for 2s
years known as best, safest, always re-
liable. Buy of your druggist: take no other.
Chichesters Diamond brand pills are sold by
druggists everywhere.
lADIES-Dk LaFRANCO'S COMPOUND,
safe. speedy regulator. rs cents. Druggists or
mail. Bookie free. DR. LaFRANcO. Phila-
delphia, Pa
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
BUILDING PERMITS
FOR THREE WEEKS
MAKE GOOD COMPARISON WITH
LAST YEARS RECORD
Small Decrease in Number of Permits,
but Average Valuation Is High.
What the Figures
Show

According to the report of Building
Inspector Backus for the three weeks
in February the building record is
making a fine comparison with the
same period last year. In that period
All permits were issued for valua-
ton of $737,37S. The segregatlons made
by Chief Clerk Cohn show as follows:
Val,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23

$3.50 will buy one OF this hest located fuel,
feed ana boarding stable businesses In the
city; has four barns 30 stalls, also horse and
wagon; has been established for four years
Big demand for fuel as is In section where
there Is no gas.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23

Ladies' attention. Cigar, post card and
leather goods stand in prominent hotel
of Los Angeles, clearing 500 a month and
more. The price of this place is $3.50;
will invoice that amount. There are very
few places OF this kind on the market, 50
see us at once. Adapted for either gem
tleman or lady.