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Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
HOUSES AND LOTS

AND
$500, clear; 4-room house for lot or house
and lot.
s265O-s1OOO equity in 5-room cottage. for lot;
will assume.
S25OO-Equity $1,000: balance s22 so month: g.
room modern cottage for clear property.
$40O0-Equity $500; balance $25 month"; want
city lot, clear.
Ss5O0 clear-New 5-room cottage, Glendale;
will trade for Ocean Park or Venice cot
tage.
SIT, ,OOO-Equity $500: balance due 2h years; 5
per cent; two 7-room houses on Omar st. /;
will take city lots. clear.
$2700-Equity $3.50; Broom modern cottage,
will take good lots.
$4,000, clear; 6-room house on West Second,
between Fremont and Beaudry: will take
property less in value with cash.
$500. clear-Alhambra. Groom modern cot
tage for or 7-room modern at beach.
$1,000, clear-Lot in Arlington Heights for a
good grocery.
$500, ciear-S-room house. Santa Monca nice
view of ocean; is not modern; Will take
city lots or sell on easy terms.
We have numerous equities In best cottages
in city for groceries, hardware, confection-
cry and second hand stores. No trouble to
answer questions to party who calls
RANCHES AND ACREAGE
ss0O0-Mortgage $1,000. due year: 4-room cot
tage and one acre; electric line; for city;
will assume little.
$1,000, clear; acre on Venice Short line; rich
soil; water 10 feet from the surface; want
equity in city cottage; will assume $20O0
s30OO-Mortgage $1,000: due ga years; 20 acres
on electric line; will take vacant lot or
equity in cottage.
$1,000, clear ~ acres east OF hollywood; for
city.
$4,000, clear; 1870 acres. house and barn. fruit
trees and timber. Cleveland. Ohio, for
California: house and lot or ranch.
FOR EXCHANGE
See
JOHN l.. RICHARDSON
After trying other agents
without success. consult
LEAHY a SON. Sixth and Main sts.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14

FOR sALE-3-YEAR-OLD JERSEY, GEN
tie and very rich milker; s35 II sold to-
day S52S DOWNEY AVE Phone East
4os.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--YOuNG
mare. spring wagon and harness. $500.
Phone MAIN 4704.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
FURNITURE STORE

New and secondhand furniture store,
money-makng location. clears about $3.50
a month, no unstable stock in the store
IL furniture in hrst-class condition; has
large neighborhood to draw on: well es-
tablished place, cheap rent; owner has
gooC reasons for selling. Price $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
BILLIaRD PARLORs

One of Los Angeles finest billiard par
lors, large stock of cigars and tobacco
profit for last year $1,000; business IN
creasng all the time; owner refused
s20.OUO in cash a short time ago. but no"
that he is compelled to leave owing to
death In family will sacrifice for $1,000.
LEAHY g. SON, sixth and Main SITS.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
CIGAR STAND

Ladies, attention! Cigar. post card and
leather woods stand In a prominent hotel
of Los Angeles, clearing $50 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, so
see us at once. Adapted for either gen
tleman or lady.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
RESTAURANTS AND LUNCH
CnITNTERC

Strictly first class horseshoe lunch counter,
seating 90 people; in a location which la not
overdone In the restaurant business, big sun
Gay trade; running expenses very light; two
good ice boxes; clears about 500 month;
price If taken at once $3.50 cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14

$4,000 stock. or thereabouts: will In
voice Grocery, crockery and chinawars
establishment in one of California's most
beautiful and progressive cities. This
business has been successfully run for
several years ana is making big profit
will stand the most rigid investigation.
fine opening for party with ths
necessary funos to urop into.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
MEAT MARKETS

s46O-Fine meat market in good location;
two living rooms in connection. This includes
horse and delivery wagon; two pair scales,
cost Sl40 and $25 each; elegant ice box, chop
Jing block and everything ready to carry on
the business. owner suddenly called east;
must sell at once. Buyer can get long lease.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14

For sale or eXohange-Here is your
chance If you havo a good piece of prop
erty and some cash and want to turn 1t
into a cash proposition. An elegant bar
ber shop and bath rooms; fortune in
sight ANY man of business ability can
run it at Il good profit; he need not be a
barber. Present owner must leave city
in a few days.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14

Sl25 cigar stand can be handled for
$275 cash and the balance of $3.50 in pay
ments of $50 a month; no interest This
is corner stand, saloon front; low rent
with a long and valuable lease. See Us
at once as this place will not last long
at this price.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
FEED AND FUEL

$3.50 will buy one of the hest located fuel,
feed and boarding stable businesses In the
city; has four barns 80 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., 1908-02-14
mum temperature SO.
mum temperature AZ.
Weather Conditions

Maximum temperature So.
Minimum temperature az.
Weather Conditions
by Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 13.--The pres
sure has risen over the southern half of the
Pacific coast. The weather has been clear
and pleasant throughout California and
Nevada. Light to heavy frosts occurred in
the valleys and conditions are favorable for
more frost Friday morning. The weather
promises TO be clear and somewhat warmer
with moderate northwest winds.
Forecast
Fer Los Angeles and vicnity--Fair today.
light frost in the morning; light north
winds
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair to-
day. light north winds: possibly light frost
in the morning.
For Santa Clara valley-Fair today with
frost in the morning. light north winds.
For Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys
Fair today, with frost in the morning;
light north winds
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
HARRER SHOPS

Cigar stand on South Broadway. $3.50
Cigar stand, well located .........,.... $3.50
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
BUSINESS CHANCE EXCHANGES

s1SOO-Nice rooming house Of "a rooms; will
take grocery or Il cash and "a lot.
$900-14-room rooming house. Long Beach;
furniture new; want clear lot
$4lOO-Mortgage s925; 75-room rooming house;
want $1,000 cash and balance in acreage or
good lots.
S15OO-Grocery at Long Beach; want rooming
house; might assume little.
S25OO equity in $4,000 e-room house and $3.50 in
lot; both located in Pasadena; will ex-
change together or separate for ranch on
electric line
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
BIRTHS
BOYS


JACKSoNTo Robert and Mary l.. jack
son (nee Henderson,, county hospital;
residence East Ninth and Lemon streets
JoHNSON--To Charles oins and Amelia
Sarah johnson (nee Brehmer), 5lS west
Avenue Forty-one.
JoNES-To James 7. and Sally Jones (nee
Taylor, Southern home.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY George A. ana
Ethel Laubersheimer (nee Cousins), Cali
fornia hospital; residence 13S East Ave-
nue. Forty-three.
LocKERBIE-To Ernest b. and Kathleen
Mcintosh Lockerbie (nee Benson). 1899
Sapphire street
oswALD-To Christian Lester and Letitia
Elizabeth Oswald (nee Milnes), 923 West
Twenty-eighth street,
PHILLIPS-To Morris' Hy and Katherine
Phillips (nee Jenkns). 503 Euclid avenue.
PHILLIPS-To Horatio and Nell Grace
Phillips (nee Johnson1, Pacific hospital,
residence Redondo.
RICHARDS-To Charles S. and Beatrice
Richards (neo Finn, California hospital;
residence Ogden, Utah.
RUHL-To George August and Annie Eliza
beth Ruhl (nee Fiedler), 52i South Gates
street
SALAsAR-To Eronimo and Uia salasar
(nee Medrano). 343 Ogier street
SCOTT-To Nathan Cunningham and Helen
Elizabeth Scott (nee Cummings). 1873
Darwin avenue.
TAPPAN-To Glare S. and Mary e. Iappah
(nee Darlng), 1449 Constance street
THOMPSON--To Alva i. and Julia Frances
Thompson (nee shiland)' $40 Aivarado
street
VINCENT-To Clarence a. and Winnie Vin-
cent (nee Christman), California hospital;
residence Arizona.
GIRLS
MERCER-To Clarence Stanley and kate
Mercer (nee Cody). 326 South DAILY street
MOOJEN--To John and Jessie May MooJen
(nee Mines). 457 South Soto street.
NASH-To Charles and Jessie Nash Nhee
Joues) 1547 PalomareS street.
OKITA--To Kiyotaro and Yu Okita' $50
South Olive street
PRICE-To Alfred and Virginia Catherine
Price (nee Spencer). Good samaritan hos
pital; residence 1882 North Coronado
street.
ROGERs-To C. c. and stella Rogers tnee
De Vara>. 1898 Sheridan street.
SANCHEZ--To Mateo and Angelica Sanchez
(nee Tavaris), 219h Bloom street
SHIMApA-To Shichigo and Matoure Shi-
mada (neo Hagio). 527 Ducommun street
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14

Ortega street. west of Central avenue.
S large rooms, exceptionally well built
modern residence; large lot 75x145 with
sufficient frontage for another house IL
desired This property at sS250.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
CHURCH NOTICES
SECOND CHURCH OF
CHRIST, SCIENTIST

simpson auditorium. 734 South Hope street
Services Sunday II a. m. and y. m. SER
mon from the Christian Science Quarterly;
subject, Soul Children's Sunady school,
$3.50 a na Wednesday evening meeting at .
o'clock Reading rooms. 510-51l Herman w
Hellman building. Spring and Fourth streets,
open day. Sundays excepted. from a. m
to d m
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
HARDWARE STORES
$ls00-Hardware paints and oils.
FIR EXCHANGE

OUR LIST OF EXCHANGES is IN
CREASING. WE HAVE A LARGE LIST.
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO EXCHANGED
COME UP AND SEE UP AND WE WILL
SUBMIT WHAT WE HAVE.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
BOOK STORES

$1l,o0G-Book store In of California s
most picturesque and progressive cities;
monthly business exceeds $4,000; about 40 per
cent profit established 30 years. Call at
office for details. LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
TEMPLE PENDEGAsT.

West 44th street, near Normandie. s.
room bungalow on lot 40xl35. Tho price
will sell IL, $1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
City Lots and Lands
Houses
OR SALE
SPECIALLY SELECTED
CHOICE RESIDENCES
on which the
PRICES ARE RIGHT

It will be well worth the time spent in
looking at any of these:
Elegant residence on Westlake avenue.
built less than one year; every possible
modern detail; lot 50x150; could not be
duplicated for the price asked, $4,000.
Part cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
WANT ED
Help, M ale

Red Cross Employment Agency
1874 East second Street.
Main $500. Home A7650.
WE FURNISH RELIABLE HELP
OF ALL KINDS. CALL ON
Us FOR ALL HELP AND
WORK. WE HAVE ONE OF
THE LARGEST SELECTIONS
OF HELP AND WORK
IN THE CITY
Hotel and restaurant help too num-
erOus to mention. Call and see our BILL
boards.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
To Advertisers

Count six average words as one line.
No ad accepted for less than the price
of two lines.
The herald reserves tn" right to e
wise advertisements and to reject or omit
and refund the amound paid.
Report promptly to the classified man
sger failure to get returns or experience
with fraudulent or dishonest advertisers.
Two or more insertions are better than
ono. Try a three tim" ad. Results al
most certain for anything.
All errors corrected or money re-
funded.
For rates, contract solicitors and ad-
vertising advice call Sunset Press IL.
Home Herald"
Rates
One cent word each insertion.
Rooms for rents lines, 8 times.
Rooms with boards lines. times,
rs Cents
Situations wante6---3 lines, 8 times.
Male and females lines, 8 times.
rs Cents
NOTICE
The Herald will accept no personal.
matrimonial, ciairvoyant, palmist or
medium advertisements.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 49, 1908.
Time. Bar. Ther. HumIwind Yel. weather
am 3O.14 AZ A NV ~ Clear
pm.l sO.22 Sc s. sW 10 Clear
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14

Several desirable building lots in vari-
GUS parts OF the city from 500 to $1,000,
which are about 33 Ia per cent less than
they cost last year.
TEMPLE PENDEGASTs
404 Grant bldg, 4th and Broadway.
Phone A4554.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14

s55O-strictly cash grocery and delica
tessen
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14

Budlong avenue near Santa Barbara
avenue, one block from Grand avenue
cars; beautiful six-room home. mission
oak finish, 50-foot lot, In West Park tract
among the pepper trees; hardwood floors
and all modern conveniences; streets
oiled and paved, sewers and all street
work done. Can be bought for $4,000.
with 4 cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
pALMlsTs Ar. MEDIUMS

DIR. dREEN cLAlRvuYANT. bLsINkss
medium give life readings daily; test cir
cles w 'nesday evenings. o'clocks Se.
ROOM is i1sM s. SPRING ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14

For sale-My fine grocery in the south
west; average daily sales $50; rent with
5 nice living rooms over store, S36
month. Stock and fixtures are worth
S250O, but to make a quick sale will take
$1,000. Fine soda fountain, horse and
wagon all goes. LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
FOR RENT
Houses

TWO HOUSES FOR RENT. cHEAP-5 AND
rooms, newly papered, near factories;
walking distance. Inquire 20s5 e. 7TH
ST, near Mateo.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14


Corner residence on Cambridge near
cars; every modern convenience. hard
wood floors throughout, handsome recep-
tion hall and staircase; large living room,
beamed ceilings. electric lighted; din
ing room with beautiful buffet; expen-
sive brass fixtures: four large bed rooms.
bath and sewing room; $4,000 down, nice
terms on balance. Price $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14

Handsome corner residence. Oxford
boulevard, high ground, close to lines
rooms, complete in appointments
throughout; all hardwood floors, beautiful
reception hall and staircase. Owners re-
fused $500 last year, compelled to
sacrifice at s725O; Ia cash will handle.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VEHICLES

ONE "MAXWELL" RUNABOUT AND ONE
light touring car taken in exchange for
larger Maxwell for sale at interest
ing prices; very little used: AL and guar
anteed. Call 1891 S. MAIN.
FOR SALE-20 Fl. p. LIGHT DELIVERY
wagon. capacity 1000 lbs. brand car.
cost $3.50. will sacrifice for $1375; fully
equipped BoYCE. 1904 w. 37th st.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
T~~~-~->~~~~~-~-s-s~>~-~~-- ~--,~---~~
sLEPHONEs; MAIN 2sO5; F4e3i
.LcalhyAS0lll.
Leading
Business Brokers
Rooms S14-315 Severance bldg
Northwest corner Sixth and Main streets.
1t is our business to put people in business
-MISUELLANEOUS-
S10.000-Iialf interest In timely equipped
SALON, not owned by brewers; we'll
established.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERIES
r .sh grocery on corner $3.50
Grocery. cash counter trade: $25
udy s..s..,... ....--....... ......'. SAVV"
Cash grocery and school supplies; $40
d udy .'sss'S SAO"N
Grocery, corner for rooming house. $16OO
Delicacies groceries, 2 living rooms. S65J
Grocery and bakery ......,......... SlOOO
Grocery and cigars, Washington ST.. SsOo
General store, receipts s275 week. 5000
Grocery for ranch $1,000
Established IL years grocery ...... S36O0
Fruits and groceries; no delivery
down town ....-...........-... SzoVV
Building and stock of groceries. $500
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14

Ortego street, west of Central avenue.
i've large rooms, exceptionally we'll built
with plenty of frontage TO build another
house If desired Price only s325O. Terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
NOTHING BUT BARGAINS
NOTHING pTTT nAp pfsATNes

4O4 Grant bldg, cor. 4th and Broadway.
Phone A4554.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


~--~->---------
FOR SALE-GROCERY STORE s130j:
PART CASH HANDLES 1T. THIS
PLACE WILL INVOICE $500; SWELL
LOCATION, LONG LEASE, FINE
TRADE; A MONEY MAKER. REASON
FOR SLAUGHTER OWNER GOING EAST
SOON. HOLLINGSWORTH CO, ROOMS
AND 2. 244h S. BROADWAY.
FOR sALE-sS5O BUYS u INTEREST IN
Broadway business that requires no for
mer experience; applicant must be hon
est and hustler 1t will pay you over
900 per month your part References
required Room 4, 244h 9. BROADWAY.
FOR SALE-s2500 BUYS BUTCHER SHOP
that cost $4,000 to equip; good lease; ex-
celent business Of $4,000 monthly, with
nroft of $500 clear; family troubles; tn
vestigate HOLLINGSWORTH CO., rooms
and T. 244ls S. Broadway.
NEWS. STATIONERY. CIGAR AND ICE
cream. notions; all cash trade; four living
rooms; rent $26; sacrifice; part cash. ]. w.
WEIGHTMAN Co. 7O4 South Grand avenue.
s0METHING SPECIAL = HARDWARE
store: cheap rent. lease; extra good STOCK;
10000 cash will handle this. j. w.
WEIGHTMAN CO.. 7o4 $. Grand.
POOL ROOM, s TABLES; RENT ss5; BAR
gain Small payment. balance time. j.
". wEIGHTMAN CO.. 704 S, Grand.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14

TO LET-6-RooM HOUSE. BATH. GAS
and electricity; large lot and barn. 4O4f
TRINITY. Phone Main 2976.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
Live stook-Horses. Mules. Cattle

CASH. TERMS OR EXCHANGE. ROOMS
$1,000. 1866 e. Adams. Hooper car. See owner.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14
Furniture

FURNITURE BOUGHT. SOLD AND Ex-
changed. PHILLIPS secondhand store.
s45 S. Spring. Fe1a3.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-14

FOR SALE-6-ROOM BUNGALOW. MOD
ern; s3700, cash and terms. 1883 w.
22D ST. Home phone B5201.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07
HE MUST APOLOGIZE
FRANCE NAMES CONDITIONS TO
 PRESIDEN TCASTRO,
Permission To Land on French Soil VIII Be Refused Castro UnIeas He Complies With These
 Conditions.

Paris. Dec elf President Castro, of Venezuela. comes to Bordeaux. he will not be allowed to set foot on French soil until after he has offered an apoI- ogy formally for the fashion in which he has haunted France.
 This decision was arrived at by the cabinet at its meeting yesterday, but it was kept a secret for two reasons, first because 1t was suspected that Castro would disembark at Santander, Spain. and second, because his physical condi- tion may be such that Humanitarian motives might render immediate care at a hospital imperative. But should he arrive at Bordeaux, and his physical condition not be serious, the cabinet has determined that some signal redress must be exacted from the Venezuelan. President for his ignominiOus expulsion of M. Taigny, the French Charge d'Af- faires. from that country in aJnuay, 1906.
 Permission to land. therefore. will be made conditional upon, first the dis- patch Of an official telegram of apology to the French government, and after that. the dispatch of telegraphic in- structions to Caracas for the immediate execution of the arbital award in the hitter of the French claims. which France asserts. Castro has Ignored
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07
RAIN AT PINE BLUFF
 REVIEWS APPREHENSION

Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. e--A continued rainfall which started last mfdui9ht and the consequent soaking of the ai- ready crumblinG river banks. has ra. newed apprehension here, and it Is not improbable. should the rain continue. that considerable additional propertv loss may yet occur, notwithstandfnx the rapid recession of the Arkansas River, which began early today and at night. fall had fallen a foot.
 While the eastern section of the city. the residence section. seems now to be most endangered. the banks which pro- tect the wholesale district and the county court house, considered yester- day to be safe, were impaired to such an extent today that they may yet give away, causing the destruction of much valuable property.
 Property valued at s25, 900 toppled in- to the Arkansas River today, and while the caving along the bank was still in progress at a late hour, the general feeling among those who have kept in close touch with the situation Is one of hopefulness.
 The greatest damage today occurred on East Barradue Street between Texas and Louisiana Streets where 15O feet of frontage went into the river. At this point was located the store of Joseph Kempner, which on Saturday night was more than fifty fact from the rivers brink. Today this building went into the river and for nore than 100 feet the ground beyond the former location of the store has caved.
 The warehouse of The Arkansas Riv- or Packet Company, valued at a high frurre. is threatened tonight and the inss of a small additional amount sf land will take this Into the river.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07
STEAMER HOVERDUE
OWNERS THINK VESSEL FOUNDER
 ED IN TERRIFIC STORM.
The Entire Crew of Twenty-fOur Men, Including Oflcers, Have PeF1shed.. Searching Tugs Sent
 Out.

Duluth. MInn.. Dec, s-one week has passed without news since the steamer ID. M. Clemson, owned by A. B, Wolvtn, of Duluth, passed the Soo, bound up from Lorain, O., on her last trip of the year.
 Her owners say that in all probabil- ity. the vessel foundered in the terrific storm that ragged at the lower end of Lake Superior early in the week, or ts stranded somewhere on the north coast In either event, the entire crew of twen- ty-four men. including officers, may have perished. The Wolvin Steamship Company has started out tugs on q thorough patrol of sths entire north shore from Port Arthur to the Soc, and the Soo to Isle Royale. Every passing vessel Is being questioned
 The steamer Clemson Is first class bulk carrier. built in Superior in 1903 Her gross tonnage Is 5.531. She is 44s feet long and has hfty-two foot beam. and is thirty feet deep.
 $. R. Chamberlain. of Duluth, is cap tain of the vessel. ". F. McLeon is mate and J. J. Mccoy. chief engineer. All of the officers and most of the crew are from Duluth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07
TWO EDITORS JOIN y
 THE ANANLAS CLUB

der. not against the American gov- ernment. but against the French gov ernment. The News continues, saying that the Presidents brother-in-law is involved in the scandal, but he has nothing to say The Presidents brother-in-iaw was involved in no scandal. Mir. Delavan Smith and the o'Ler people wno repeated this false- hood lied about the Presidents broth. er-fn-iaw. but why the fact that MT Smith lied should be held to involve MT. Robinson in a scandal is diff
 hcult to understand. The scandal in- wolves no one but MT. Smith, and his conduct has been not merely scandal- ous. but infamous. Mir. Robinson had not the slightest connection of any Kind at any time or under any cir cumstances with the Panama matter :. Neither did Mir. Charles Taft. The News say that Mir. Taft was a mem- Der of the .syndicate.' So far as I know there was no syndicate: there certainly was no syndicate in the Uni ted States that to my knowledge had any dealings with the government, di- rectly or indirectly; and inasmuch as tnere was no syndicate, Mfr. Taft nat urally could not belong to it. The News demands that Mir. Taft's appeal to the evidence by which it Enenns what 1T calls the 'recorda'--that, is the mass of papers which are stored in the War Department. save such as, be- cause Of their technical character and usefulness in the current work of the canal 1t has been found ad- visable to send to the Tsthmus. All of these documents that possessed any importance as siliustrating any fea- ture of the transaction. have already been made public. There remains a great mass of documents of little or no importance, which the administra- ton is entirely willing to have pub lished, but which because of their mass and pointlessness, nobody has ever cared to publish. Any reputable man can have full access to these docu- ments. If you or Swift, or MT. Booth Tarkington. or MT. George Ade---in short, if any reputable man will come on here, he shall have free access
 (C0mtfnued on Page Fawe.a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-07
JAMES CLARK DEAD
EXPIRES SUDDENLY WHILE LIs-
 TENING TO BRYAN SPEAK.
The Program Was Contimued, It Being Feared Announcement of CIarak's Death WouId Cause PanEc
 Among Audience,

Austin, Tex, Dec. civilian J. Bryan. who, with Mrs. Bryan, Sreaehed this city early today from KingsviIle. Texas, addressed the local '. M c. A.. and a large audience which had gather ed on the grounds of The Texas State University this afternoon and later was one of the speakers at the Elks' Mem oria1 services.
 During their stay in Austin. Mfr. and Mrs Bryan will be the guests of Gov ernor and Mrs. T. Nj Campbell They will leave tomorrow for points in Cen- tral Texas. en route to their home in Lincoln, Neb.
 Just as MT. Bryan began his address at the university. James B. Clark, pres ident of that institution. fell to the floor of one of the boxes and died few minutes later of an attack of heart dis- case.
 The program was continued. 1t being feared an announcement of the death of Mr. Clark, would have caused panic among the audience.