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Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

l60 ACRES GOVERNMENT LAND; SOIL RED
loan; land level; water Development proven;
four hours Of Los Angeles market; near r.
r. and town. soc per acre pays all COST
Investigate tho production OF these lands
LORS LAND CO., 2O4 Bradbury bldg.
lO-25-7-s-1et
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
FOR SALE

Two large lots 5sx125 each, only s14Oo
$3.50 cash and balance $15 per month
Or will sell separate These lots are high
and slightly and a bargain at this price
A1so many other lots in all parts of this
citv and at the beaches, in Pasadena and
other suburban towns
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

1s% acres beautifully located on the best
kept boulevard out of Riverside; 10 acres in
oranges, ga acres in deciduous fruit and
orange land. Cheapest water right in River
side; $1,000 crop now on trees goes with the
place. No trade considered; owner is sac
rificing TO raise money; price S7500 terms
s45Oo cash, remaining $4,000 two years at 7
per cent
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
RANCHES FOR SALE

10, 80 or 100 acres OF alfalfa land in the
artesian belt in Los Angeles county. Price
only Ss5 per acre.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

A marty TO take an interest in proven
quartz mine. The owners have not the
money to put up the necessary machinery
and viii sell an interest very cheap. SEE
Us ABOUT THIS.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
rop rYcHANGE-

FOR EACHANGE- -,
44-room apartment house, good new MOD
ern hujidinF. good furniture, good location,
well filled and bringing a good income; rent
ONLY 500 per month with long lease; VIII
trade for lots, cottage and lot or ACREAGE;
price only $1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

FOR EXCHANGE
Two lots at Long Beach in Back Bay tract
No, /; wants to trade for fuel and feed yard
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE
New and second hand store, doing a good
business has large stock of all kinds OF
goods and $500 worth Of fire extinguishers'
being 500 less than wholesale price, besides
the regular stock, which is worth all asked
for ali of IT, Price $500; will take part in
good clear lot and balance cash.
70 rooms on second floor and rooms and
store room on first floor; rooms all well fur
nished and store room has pool tables and
one barber chair and fixtures; large lot and
parn furniture and all fixtures are in good
condition Would be a fine place for lunch
room Price $500; rent s55. VIII give years.
This place is all modern. Trade for lots or
house and lot, or sell for small cash pay
ment, balance monthly
% acres full bearing oranges in first class
condition; last years crop brought 4OOO
packed boxes: price $4,000; mortgage $4,000;
want 10 exchange equity for dry goods store
In Los Angeles or other good city.
-T
Perry. Iowa 10 vacant lots. average size
50x15O feet and two lots on the corner with
3 houses on the two. all rented. This prop
erty is clear; will exchange for Los Angeles
city or nearby acreage
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

12h acres in northwest Glendale, Q acres
in fruit, balance garden and yard; s-room
residence. barn, carriage house and bunga-
low for help; 25 shares of water stock; 6
blocks from electric line; excellent soil
ready to subdivlde at any time. viii take
$500; terms s45O0 cash, remaining $4,000 two
years at per cent. This is a sacrifice price
on this place. The property is worth in cash
S12.5O0.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
Miscellaneous

AGENTS MONARCH VISIBLE TYPE
WRITER
Typewrlters of all makes for sale and
rent; thoroughly rebuilt, our New York
factory with new parts; very different
from the ordinary second hand" ma
chimes. They not only look like new, but
work like new typewrlters.
SPECIAL CASH DISCOUNT
No. 10 Yost, Typewriter of Beautiful
Work. .............. .......... S32 80
No. Remingtons .........'... .S4o.OO
Nos and a Smith Premiers $3.50
10 sNoV-NN
No. 4 Densmores ................... $4,000
No divers. visible .............S3 S37.5 80
No. Yosts and No. / Densmores. -. $500
Rental rates so to SO per month Mon
arch typewriters and other visibles for
rent. We repair all makes
THE LOS ANGELES TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE
Branch American writing Machine Co.,
13S South Broadway.
A5913, Main 1853. 1l-1b-l
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
FoR SALE
city Lots and Lands
GRAND AVENUE CORNER
GRAND AVENUE CORNER
GRAND AVENUE CORNER

GRAND AVENUE COftNEK
GRAND AVENUE CORNER
A large vacant corner on Grand avenue.
north OF Adams street, t5ox150.
Divided family interests make 1t imperative
that this corner be sold at once.
Grand avenue corners are mighty scarce
and when the largest can be bought at a
price wonderfully low it is time to get in.
1t is an absolute fact based upon careful
checking Of values that We are delivering
this big corner at price per front foot far
under that at which inside property is held
in the same block
The property is ripe for improvements, par
ticulary for apartments.
In order to make equitable division among
the family holding this property, terms will
be made the easiest possible; 4 cash will
handle the deal and the balance can be
strung over a period of from to years.
We honestly think this far and away the
best buy in the city today for seni-business
property.
Cali us up or come in Monday and we will
go over the matter in detail with you. After
knowing the property, seeing 1t and hearing
the price and terms, we feel certain that
you will make a quick buy if you are in the
market for property Of this character.
FRANK J. RYAN & CO.,
26-217 Fay bldg. Phone A64S3
GRAND AVENUE CORNER
GRAND AVENUE CORNER
GRAND AVENUE CORNER
1f-I5-f
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
LOANS

We have $4,000 TO loan for to years on
improved Los Angeles city property.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

Wanted to borrow $500 for two years ON
Glendale property worth s125o0; will pay
per cent interest
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

FOR ExcHANGE-15O ACRES OF LAND,
with water right, pipe line and hume near
C0rona IN Riverside county Clear OF IN
cunbrance; value s500Oi VIII trade for
eloar city realty Of equal value, or Will
take $4,000 in trade and pay difference In
cash. -
BLACK BROTIIERs
205-9 II. W. Hellman Bldg. ll-l5-l
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
FOR EXCHANGE

$4,000 interest In high Los Angeles IN
dustrial corporation, free and clear OF DEBT
and making money; want an orange grove
for about same value.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
ron SALE
city Lots and Lands

City Lots and Lands
FOR SALE
IN THE WILTSHIRE BLVD. DISTRICT.
Buy and build your home in
the WILTSHIRE BLVD. DIS
TRICT, the finest home site in
the city of Los Angeles.
The WILTSHIRE BLVD DIS
TRICT is building up very rap
idly with beautiful homes. 1t
is high and slightly and affords
a beautiful view of mountains
and valley. It is without ex-
ception the most desirable and
rapidly growing residence dis
trlot in the city The restric-
tions guarantee first class
homes.
we have some choice lots in
this district. BE QUICK
s17oo-For lot 7sx1s2. corner.
This is a beauty.
s169O-For lot 5sx129, corner.
A fine buy.
s1soO-For lot 75xs2 on Man
haitian place, bargain.
s125O--For lot 5Ox132 on West
ern ave. Fine lot.
S90o-For lot 80 feet Gram
ercy place. snap.
We can give easy terms on
any of the above lots.
See us at once for these bar
gains.
cLosE-IN PROPERTIES
cLosE-IN PROPERTIES
cLosE-IN PROPERTIES
s1I00-The southwest corner Of
Temple and Boylston; 123x
1913. Temple street IS all
paved; fats and apartments
on this property Will pay 20
per cent on the investment
S25OO-An east front lot on
Boylston ave, on the highest
point on the street. between
Court and Temple; 50x150 IT..
lies above grade and is the
cheapest lot in the district.
Boylston ave. is 80 #. wide
s1l00--A fine lot 40x125 on
Fireman St, between Court
and Temple
Sl750-A fine lot on Metcalf St,
between Court and Temple,
SI3OO-An east front on Metcalf
St; 52x140
ssoOO-A beautiful corner Sex
l5O within 10 minutes walk
Of Sd and Broadway.
S40O0-Another beautiful corner
114x150, within walking dis
tance of Sd and Broadway.
S4250-The corner of Edgeware
and Court St; 1l6x15O.
S1300-5Ox116 on Edgeware
road. This Is a snap
Any OF the above properties
are fine for homes apartment
houses and we can give you
easy terms.
II you are looking for a homo,
an investment or a speculation,
investigate these properties be-
fore you buy
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

We can give easy terms on
any Of the above lots.
See us at once for these bar
gains.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

ron sAHF-BY OWNER, s36 w. SGD
place: new fve-room bungalow. modern
$500: $1,000 cash. balance easy. Apply
an nran1ises 11-15-4
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
FOB SALE
Houses and Lots

FoR sALB-175s e. TWENTY FOURTH
ST. house and lot for $1,000; good rooms.
fenced. on graded street; must sell; a
snan 11-15-1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

$500, clear, so acres of fine fruit or vege-
table land. miles from town and railroad III
San Bernardino countp; want good ouild-
ing lot in West Los Angeles might pay cash
difference Of $500 II lot suited.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

Groom house on South Broadway, well fur
nished and all fun; low rent and long lease.
This can be bought for only $3.50; part cash.
AZ rooms, 12 suites of and rooms each. s
single rooms; well filled; two-year lease; will
exchange for lots house and lot; will sell
for $3.50 cash, balance small monthly pay
ments; price ony $780,
Figueroa street, 16 rooms, 4-year lease, very
low rent: price $1,000; trade for most anything.
WE COULD FILL ANOTHER COLUMN
WITH GOOD OPPORTUNITIES, BUT PRE-
FER TO HAVE YOU CALL ON US AND
LET US SHOW YOU.
MONEY TO LOAN
We have ses,OOO to loan on close in income
business property.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

Buy and build your home in
the WILTSHIRE BLVD. DIS
TRICT, the finest home site in
the city of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

S17oo-For lot 7sx1S2, corner.
This Is a beauty.
s169O-For lot 5Sx129, corner.
A fine buy.
S1sOO-For lot T5x1S2 on Man
haitian place. A bargain.
s12b0-For lot 50x132 on West
ern ave. Fine lot.
S90o-For lot 30 feet on Gram
ercy place. A snap.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
ATToRNEYs-AT.LAw


COLLECTIONS MADE-HARD AND DES-
perate claims speciality. Give us what you
consider bad debts and do It soon. All
kinds Of cases are taken and promptly dis
posed Of.
CRESCENT LOAN co, sg7 Henne bldg.
l1-15-1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

S41.5oO in 5 and per cent bonds for piece
of close in Los Angeles business property
must be we'll located and worth the price
asked; no equities considered.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

II you are looking for a homo,
an investment or a speculation,
investigate these properties be-
fore you buy.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

DIVORCE AND PROBATE LAWS. DAM
age suits. bankruptcy, Is years expert
ence lawyer. sse WILCOX BLK. 1o-2e-m
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

21s Wright & Calender Bldg,
Formerly Of Holmes-Walton CO.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

Any OF the above properties
are fine for homes or apartment
houses, and we can give you
easy terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

IN THE WILTSHIRE BLVD. DISTRICT.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

SEVERAL NICE LOTS, BOYLE HEIGHTS,
on car line. $500 to $1,000 each; want acre
age beach lots. DUNCAN, 129 S.
Broadway. Elk. G66. Main 666. 11-15-1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

we have some choice lots in
this district. BE QUICK.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

The Wiltshire BLVD DIS
TRICT is building up very rap
idly with beautiful homes. 1t
is high and slightly and affords
a beautiful view of mountains
and valley. 1t Is without eX-
ception the most desirable and
rapidly growing residence dis
trlot in the city. The restric-
tions guarantee first class
homes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-24
NOTICE.

Sealed bios will be received by the
city Of Newport News until noon,
Monday, November End. 1908. for sup
plying and supplying and setting curb
ing, both granite and concrete curb
and gutter, and Tor grading and paw
ing and for curbing, grading and paw
ing such Of the streets. Of the said
city as the council may select from
those shown on plans adopted by or
dinance, approved September 30. 1908.
II any difference in the price. bid on
each street separately.
Bids are asked for paving with
sheet asphalt, bitulithic. block asphalt,
vitrified brick, granitoid concrete
block pavement and macadam.
Sand and concrete foundations, time
of completion and percentage Of con-
tract price retained, considered. Com
plete information may be had from
plans which may be seen, and fnstruc-
tions to bidders, form Of proposals
and specifications. which may be OBJ
tanned on application to the city en-
gineer.
All bids shall be addressed to the
committee on highways and sewers
and delivered to the city clerk D.
fore noon of said date.
The council reserves the right 10
reject any and all bids.
GEORGE e. VIA,
Chairman Of Committee.
FLOYD A. HUDGINS, City Clerk.
1O-3-1m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-24

sts own feet. She wants to be given
the opportunity Of showing what she
can do. while Uncle Sam stands by
and watches his child walking In
the path Of sslf-goyernnient.
II want to make 1t ~ clear a. Aay
that my words shouid not be inter
preted as q criticism Of the gentlemen
who are At present holding the o.
flee Of Members of the Executive
Council. l am criticixing q law and
not the men who hold once under the
law. Since the occupation OF the 10.
land no finer Set Of men have had IN
their hands its administration. And
for oil this We have to thank ex-GOv-
ernor Winthrop. who rescued the 10
land from the chaotic state into
which 1t had been thrown by his
predecessor in once. II We could get
q guaranty that such men would con-
tinue among US indefinitely. then per
haps our plea for self-government
would not be so strong"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-24
Socialists Cuts . Figure

CHICAGO Oct. 2l-Socia:ism IL
making great strides in the present
campaign, and unless every sign ID
misleading and the calculations Of the
managers Of the two old parties &c
awry. Eugene v. Debs. the Socialist
candidate for President. will poll be
tween 100000 and 100000 votes on
November 3. Tremendous gains are
fOreshadowed in various sections Of
the country, and particular In those
States whose manufacturing indus.
tries have been affected by last Oc.
tober's panic and the ensuing depress.
ion. 1t il quite certain. moreover
that some of the socalled debatable
States will show the greatest In
cresses in the strength Of the new
party.
The Socialist national committe.
which has headquarters In this city.
il paying especial attention just now
to the States Of Ohio. Illinois. Wiscon.
sin. California, New York. and Colo
RADIO, In addition TO number Of other
States whose electoral vote Is in
volved in no doubt whatever. Chair
man J. Mahlon Barnes is even hope
full Of carrying several congressional
districts. notably the Fourth and Fifth
Wisconsin, of which the city Of NIL
waukee comprises the major part.
He Is confident also that the Social
list candidates for Congress in the
Third and Ninth Ohio districts will
run strong. Especial attention is be-
ing paid also to the Eighth Ohio dis
trict. now represented by Ralph D..
Cole, which is normally Republican by
from 5000 to 5000. Speakers have
been assigned to all three districts
and literature distributed very freely
among the voters.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-24
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EQTATE

Nv virtue Of q deed of trust made
by Annie F. Uzzell and g. 7. Uzzeii'
Ler husband, to Thomas Tabb, Trus-
tee bearing date on the 7th Gay OF
November, 1900, and duly recorded
in Deed Book No. II, page 400. Clerk 8
once Of the Corporation Court OF
Newport News. Virginia (the under
signed having been substituted In the
place and stead Of Thomas Tabb.
Trustee, deceased, BY order Of the
CORPORATION Court Of the City Of New
port News, Va on September H.
1s0S), at the request Of the holder
of the bonds therein secured. vii be
sold at IL O'Clock, Noon. on Saturday
the Gath day Of October, 1908, IN
front of the premises on Twenty-nftn
street. Newport News, all that Ger
tain lot or parcel Of land, with the
improvements thereon, located in the
City Of Newport News, Virginia. ana
known and designated on . certain
man land an extension thereof at
tached). entitled MAP Of Part Of the
CITY OF Newport News. Virginia
made by E z. Mclean. Civil Engineer,
q copy Of the said map being filed In
the clerks once Of the City Of New
port News on February. 20. 1885. By
the lot No. Thirty-oue (31) In BLOCK
No. Ffsy-nine (5s). and which ssio
,ot II located between washington
and lafayette (now Hunting
toni avenues. on Twenty-6sth street.
and bounded on the North by Twenty.
afyh street. on the East BY the lot q
on the West by the lot q
Keaton. and on the South BY the Sof
OF Goode.
Terms:--Onethird IN cash: one
third in SIX months. and one-thtfd N
twelve months. from date. evsdepced
by negotiable notes secured BY deed
Of trust. deed TO be drawn and record
ed at expense Of purchaser.
FLOYD HUGHES.
Trustee.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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J,cTEo oiRI:s REVENGE

NaeRess 0straysd By oeamsers1o Os0'
- eW ~ unrsQvStAo6 lswa.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 1.-Aiss
Georeeanna Kapler, . seamstress, Of
1883 Canton avenue. says that she
vas to have been married on Septem-
Der y last to Charles Joseph Mag.
ness, the husband Of Ada German.
and she says that her family may
take some action in . breach-of-pro.n-
ise case. Mrs. Masness. at Louisville.
yesterday announced that she would
stand BY her husband. who - under
arrest a. q deserter from the United
States navy.
Miss Happier said today:
MY wedding to Mr.. Masness. Who
vas enlisted on the United States
yacht Dolphin a. Hartlove. his moth
er's name. vas 10 have taken place
on September % last. and I Vas get
ting ready for the ceremony. which
Wa to have been performed BY the
minister that oficiased Al the mar
rage q my sister.
osW tser ~ Lsn9 0efsre Ws6G~S.
mr.. Magness Vas at this house to
zee me the latter part Of Aueasf-os
10 Sunday-snd ve all talked about
the plans for our wedding. He wss
TO return On the following Tuesday
|and bring . plain gold ring for ne TO
Zee that vas to be NY wedding rine.
He did not return. AID diA not hear
anything more from him direcfly.
On September +! saw In . news
paper the announcement that Mr.
Magness vas engaged 10 Miss Cor.
man. and thu, they would Be mar
ried In the winter. He had ofsen
spoken 20 me sbou, her. but said she
vas . married woman. and tha; she
vas Mira. German I have Q letter
from him upstairs nos. In which he
declares she vas . married woman.
In fact. I have . lot Of letters from
thim-ahous so Of then-and I an
going eo hold on 70 them.
nh,WkiRV Absst Ssse-
Are yos eo,ag TO sue him Tor
breacA q pro0isey'
wei, Z coat know vbst ve VII
%. Ne are thiaking uafters over,
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wife wilt Stick.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Oct. 23.-Afs
Ada ,Gorman-Magness. eldest dauent-
er Of the late United States Senator
Arthur Pue German Of Maryland. ana
wife of Charles Joseph Magness. the
musician-deserter from the United
states navy, has recovered sufficient
ly from the nervous shock following
her husbands arrest at the Seibach
Hotel. early Wednesday morning. to
visit him at the Jefferson county jail
this morning.
Mrs. Magness was with her hus.
band, for about hfteen minutes, ana
then left. She said she would &C
company her husband to Philadefpnia
and stick to him forever.
Mrs. Masness would say but little
about her marriage to MssDess AMI
his arrest. She would not tell
whether or not she knew her hus-
hand was q deserter frem the navy
at the time Of their marriage.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-24

| and my father and all of us IRE very
much concerned about It," 80
1T was scandalous the way ne
treated my daughter" put In MISS
Kappler's mother.
when 1 saw Mr.. Magness In Au'
gust" Mise Happier continued ne
told me that Miss or Mrs. Gormah
was going to buy his way out OF the
navy. He had a diamond pin In nis
scarf at the time. and said ME- Ser-
man had given 1t TO him.
when he was married 10 Miss Cor
man my sister told HE about SEEING
the notice in q newspaper. A snort
time after that letters began coming
here addressed to him from the
Navy Department at Washinston.s
did you tell the navy people how
they could get Magness. or Hartiove!
she was asked.
81 certainly did" she replied.
when those letters began coming
wrote to the captain of the dolphin
II did not know his name-and toio
him that Miss Ada German could sup
ply him with any information de-
sired about Mr.. Magness. or Hart
ford. L heard that Mr.. Magness. had
given our house as his Baltimore al
dress and that Is how the letters to
him came here
Worked With Him In Factory.
Miss Happier said that she first met
Magness when both OF them weroi
employed In a shirt factory In THIS
city. He had been an inmate OF ST.
Mary's Industrial School. she said. but
was granted a furlough from the IN
stitution while he was working IN
the shirt factory. Magness spent
much time with his aunt. Mrs. Glass,
a sister OF his mother, who mas
been dead some years. There were
three of the Magness Children
girl and two boys-and they were
great deal at the house OF their aunt.
Their father, 1t is said. has not been
heard from for some time.
State Senator A. P. German. broth-
er of Mrs Magness and the present
head Of the German family, was not
at his Baltimore office today. and IL
was said that he was out Of town.
It was rumored that he had gone
either to Washington or LOUISVILLE.
Out at the home of Mrs. German. 81"
at Laurel, Mrs. Germans son-in-law,
Richard johnson. said that the family
had no information about the af1air
other than that Miss German. had
married Magness and that they mad
seen In the newspapers yesterday al
ternoon an account Of the arrest OF
Maxness In Louisville.
Magness was in Baltimore last
week, and took his bride to see his
aunt Mrs. Glass. They went IN an
automobile, and are said to have]
created quite a sensation in the ratn-
er obscure part OF the town in which
Chesapeake street is located.