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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-16
TRACK WORK STARTS
AT POMONA COLLEGE
Long Distance Runners Loom Up
Promisingiy - Basketball Enjoys
Great PopuIarty-Team Hopes
to Win Championship

CLAREMONT, Dec. 15.-Track work has be-
gun in earnest here, and many OF Pomona
men are out for practice daily. Ofheialy the
season will not start until after christmas
owing to the series of interclass basketball
games now being held
An important basketball contest viii be held
this Wednesday evening when the u. > T.
freshman team will meet the Pomona team
Most OF Pomona's varsity men of last year are
on the sophomore team, but the freshies sue
ceeded in defeating them in one Of the two
games held between the classes, SO the Metho-
dist game will be a fast one from the Pomona
end A curtain raiser will be played by the
juniors and the academy team.
In a field day, in which no time was taken
for the events, O Brien, who won first place
in the recent series OF cross-country runs for
those not connected with the varsity teams
held his own against the other freshmen. He
probably will be used in the quarter with
Carver in the half although he has shown
great ability in from two to three miles In
build OBrien is much like Johnny Hayes, and
he has the same nerve and finishing powers.
Sturges, another freshman who took second
place in the cross-country series, Will be tried
out for the long runs with Lorbeer and Jones.
Sturges and O. Brien finished the three mile
almost neck and neck in is minutes and IS
seconds. The time is considered very credit
able, as part Of the course was up stiff
grade.
The track at alumni field is being put into
good shape. Special care will be taken this
year TO see that the earth does not become
packed and hard for running.
Basketball here has attained a popularity
exceeding that Of previous years. The showing
Of the freshmen, who, after defeat at tho
hands Of the sophomores, held them down to
the little end of a 10 to 10 score, insures big
competition for the first team. The captain
for this year is joey Neuis, on the varsity Of
last year and with good reputation from
l}edlands high, where he attended prep with
Gore. Lorbeer and other experienced mon from
Eregation and promise TO get the local cham
plonship.
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WILL PETITION RAILROAD
TO GIVE TERMINAL RATES

SAN PEDRO, Dec. 15.-During the coming
week the city trustees are to pay someone IS
per day TO circulate a petition asking the
Southern Pacific Railroad company to grant
this city terminal rates, and next Tuesday
The board is to read over the agreement made
with the railroad many years ago whereby
it agreed to terrace off the city park and
put in retaining wall The grants TO II.
e. Huntington and the Miner syndicate IN
the outer harbor also to be perused and an
effort made to have all of these improvements
made.
If the request Is granted the improvements
made in the outer harbor, the entrance chan
mel deepened to thirty feet, this city and the
cities and country back of this harbor will
b. put on an equality with other ports Of
this coast.
The petition for terminal rates was pre-
scented by Trustee Peck at the meeting of the
trustees this afternoon, and Trustee Foot
was instructed TO hire someone to circulate
the petition
The nonfudllment Of the contract Of the
railroad and the shilly-shalIying tactics OF
the work in the outer harbor called to
the attention Of the board by two strong reso-
lutions from the San Pedro chamber of COM
merce.
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HYLAND LOSING
WEIGHT EASILY
GETS WITHIN ONE POUND OF
REQUIRED NOTCH
McCarey's Entire Card Looks Attract
i've and Arouses Much Interest
Among Fans-AII the Boys
Working Hard

Dick Hyland yesterday knocked off
another half pound in training for the
scrap with Kid Dalton next Friday
night at McCarey's pavilion and he now
is down to 1874 pounds. He worked
hard Tuesday, doing eight miles on the
road in the forenoon and using the
gymnasium at Eastside in the after
noon for over an hour. lie ended up
the workout with eight sessions with
the mits, Fred Corbett going on for
four rounds and Kid Cannonball Tor the
other rounds.
Dalton is well under the 1873 mark
and is working to get into the pest
condition possible, as he well knows
that lIyland is there with the kick ana
he must get toughened to the hard
punching which is in store for MN
The Kid does not expect to stand IDLY
by while Hyland is doing all TINS
work, however, for he says he Will be
much in evidence and will return punch
for punch with Fighting Dick.
The fans are becoming more and
more interested in the other bouts
which go to make up the fine program
which the Pacific Athletic club has ar
ranged for this weeks entertainment.
frankie Sullivan, fresh from his great
contest with Young McGovern, VIII
have all he can do to hold his own
with Dave Rennie, judging from the
maner in which the Chicago lad Is dis
posing of his sparring partners at the
pavilion Reunie is confident of taking
the Santa Anita boys measure i'll the
ten rounds, and is anxious to take on
McGovern again If he makes good
against sullivan. Sullivan has shown
SO well in the few fights he has had
in this vicinity that he will have a
big following when he meets Rennle.
1t is a sure thing that Rennie Will
have to fight all the way, for Sullivan
never pauses a minute after the gong
sounds. and the fans will see as much
action in this contest as they did In
the Sullivan McGovern bout last week,
although it may not last as long, as
both boys are bent on scoring a knock
out.
Fred Corbett is training at Eastside
harder than he did for his bout with
Redmond and he has the added adVan-
tage of boxing with Dick Hyland, who
is giving him many pointers in the
science of the game. Oyama, who is to
meet Corbett, is getting his training
through the mastery help of Eddie
Robinson, who is extending himself to
put the Jap i'm condition to meet the
game Corbett. The Jap is good boxer
and seems to have much better idea
of the game than Young Togo, whose
only idea is to wade in and take a
punch to give punch.
Young Solomon and Jack WOODS, IN
the six-round event, will furnish the
heavy part of the program, as they will
meet each other at catchweights, al
though both will be under the 15S figure.
Solomon is a slugger of the Battling
Nelson type and can take lots of pun
ishment. while Woods has considerable
science back of his hitting qualities.
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PAJAROITA WINS
REBER HANDICAP
CRACK SPRlNTER GETS BACK
IN FORM
FAvoRlTEs AND SECOND CHOICES
FARE WELL
Emeryville Track Drying Out and
Horses Are Running with Proper
Regard for Consistent
Performances

OAKLAND. Dec. 15.-Pajaroita again
showed that he is one of the best
sprinters on the coast when he won the
Reber handicap at Emeryville today III
clever style. A heavily played second
choice. he assumed the lead early and
won from Berrymaid. the favorite, Bell
wether was third.
The track had dried out, but still was
somewhat slow. Favorites and second
choices Jared we'll. Forerunner' a
6 to i choice. led most of the way and
won in the fifth from Kelowna, an
outsider. Frank Lubbock, the favorite'
stopped. Results: ,,. q.
First race, Futurity course selill ms %
Francis, IL CMentryl 3 to q won SIR brlllaI'
112 CVsn Dusen1. 40 10 j. second Naea@anl'
no fsroville). 3 to .. third Time, III 40
saracinesca Lady Carol. Plausible Bucohc'
Borryesa. Woolma and Dargin also ran.
Second race furlones. purse-Ben tielhnie'
1a7 dlee). 10 s. won; Forbelliuo, 40 iMcCat-
thv1 = to B. second: WorSboS, lle CbutieN'
IL to g. third Time, l:ll S-H. 90. Atih'sa
and Joe Nolan also ran, -,
Third race mile and 20 yards selling
mort f0i fGibertl. % 60 g. won Tony taust'
no tNccarthyt ~ to 10, second; Billy fuil-
man. 81 tU'ptoip. 70 j. third. Time, l'4o l-o,
Nedzu LogistIlla. Rookstone, Red Lear ana
Dkenite also ran.
Fourth race f furlongs. Rchcr handicap
Paiaroita t03 0apliu) ~ 90 3. wen; terry
maid 113 a.ee) Il to 10. second. Bell Wether,
io5 1silhortl. f. to s. third. Time, Los 10.
sugar Maid Charlie Dohoriy and Rose queen
also ran ,o-
Il .ve,ircilsl. To T. won; Kelowua, 10 tMc-
rnrthvl 10 20 J. sccoud Paladin+ l01 t'ot-
toni 10 to L. third Tme 1:43 -. EleNa-
ton Frank Lubbock. Yankee Daughter. AXIS
Ar-re- Anto orc and Guy Fish also ran
sixth race furlongs purse-Frots Temp,
1Is fNiller9. to 1. won; Buhbling Water ll-
fISeoghl. "a TO /. second: Little sis IL tut-
F'aneuil Hal. Golden oracle Strike out Bisn-
op ", stroke Middle and Angel Face also
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SELL AT ANY PRICE
CREDITORS ORDER ENTIRE STOCK
TURNED INTO CASH AT ONCE.

~ mn mr. Il
TT-pSEn YSTo CASH Ar ONCE
i"NN'D - 7,o
rms morning We open tue p9oiS sSo oao
Vest L9ra 2Hecins one pH9e oyer
coats and holiday furnishings LOT d sir5
DAY sale AT prices less man c9sL Oh man u :
faeture. Creditors want t9eH money 1T a.
once. We are n"t seliins Ior pr@llL ms ms
sale viii close when creditors claims are
settied oWIlsFs VI s'DgN 49, l 9ssr,5,1'i
before Christmas henee these enormous
cuts now Tor three oays only -,
lbUo brown anu "lINt green suns -0-
men al half price loVp Prlestiey crave
nettes for men az mar price; s-o'ooV worth
Of high grade men furnishings at from
one-hah TO ohe-thlfd price .
Mems 5pc suspehHerS IN noAuaE DuAes'
2aci mems '7e SIX suspuenders ana ties
in holiday boxes soc men 81 SIM sus-
penders and ties, in monday boxes 'Oc'
mems S'c sllN hShuRereIleIs; e. le oSo
silk handkerchieIs' @oci mems 81 SILK manu-
kerchiefs, 45c
In the gigantic showing OF men ciothIhs
IL would require many pages OF space 10
describe each anu ~ , anu iii ~
the various prices The actual values range
from the very best INES OF $40 SUITS 10 the
very nnest creations oL tHe V@llol alr
elothmaker's art Every known practical
material is here IN every lfnaslnable color
or shade-plain coiors, checks' STRIPES
piafds and mixtures OF every sort, both
single and double-hreasted stVles-made Tor
the late winter-thiS seasoh-not an ora
and out-ot-style garment IN the entlre STOCK
Mems $40 SUITS S495, mems $3.50 suits,
1925 mems SIS suits, sI25; mems $50
suits, S9.75; mems S25 suits, Si195.
Five hundred genuine Priestley crave
nette overeoats' pest in inc Woria'
on sale today. sll cravenette coats,
$3.50; $50 cravenette coats, $40; SIS
cravenette coats, $3.50. Two hundred
odd coats, worth $40, S495. one hundred
odd coats. worth ST. S3,i5. Mems UNDER
wear follows:
soc and 55c balbriggan cut to Ice, 25c
and soc; Use values In blue, tan, white and
pink ribbed garments. 39c; 81 values in
lightweight wool and baibriggan in
Egyptian white and colors, 45c; soc brown
rib underwear, 19c; $3.50 wool underwear
s5e: SO wool and silk underwear, soc; 81
wool heeced health underwear, 49e; $3.50
lambs wool underwear, Sis. Hundreds of
others in great reductions.
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COAST LEAGUE MAGNATES
TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING

: The annual meeting of the Coast =
: league magnates viii be held in =
!. San Francisco next Monday MORN =
= ing. when matters of importance =
= and general interest will be taken =
:. up aud given attention. Probably =
!. the most important bit of business =
/. that will come before the meeting =
\ will be the arrangement of the =
:. league for next season, which viii =
:. settle the question of expansion of \
:. the league and the continuous =
:. baseball question in Los Angeles. =
!. Hen Berry leaves Friday night TO =
:. attend the meeting. and Harry :
\ Pulliam. president of the National :
K league. and Ban b. Johnson. presl- =
X dent of the American league, Will =
= attend. also. The outlaw State :
= league will be given attention, and :
:. other important questions will be =
\ passed upon.
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WANTED ON ACCUSATION OF
GIVING FICTITIOUS CHECKS

SANTA ANA, Dec 15.-T c. Hawkins, who
recently opened meat market Westminster.
is wanted by tho authorities for uttering fct-
tous checks and the sheriff of Orange county
has a warrant for his arrest. Hawkins yes
terday purchased jewelry to the amount of
$3.50 from c. p. Kryhl & Son. local jewellers,
and rendered a check for S165 the Green
County bank of Greenvlle Tenn, which was
cashed and the balance of the money re-
turned to Hawkins.
Vandermast & Son. local clothing dealers,
were also victimized and given a bogus check.
and Lutz & Co. accepted another worthless
check as part payment on a buggy
Search for Hawkins resulted in the discovery
that he had left for parts unknown.
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TORPEDO BOAT DESTROYER
MANEUVERING IN HARBOR

SAN PEDRO, Dec 15.-The United States
torpedo boat destroyer Perry. in command
of Lieutenant Larlmer has been maneuver-
ing in the outer bay all day, trying out a
new type Of torpedo, supposed to be much
faster than the style now in use
As the Mexican government only allowed
a month for the target practice of the fleet
at Magdeena bay the Perry was unable 10
compete, there being some difficulty in get
ting the new torpedoss into action.
The Perry viii remain here several days.
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wild Bill Gets Demonstrator

Billy Ruess danced a hornpipe when he re
ceived a telephone message yesterday morning
from the railway company telling him that
his 1893 Pope Hartford demonstrated was IN
ana was being unloaded Il was a cinch that
RilI broke the speed limit getting TO the
depot, but he never forgot business even
then, but took along a man who had come
IN 70 see about the cars, and before the party
had returned from the depot he had given
an order for a seven passenger touring car.
4 carload of Pope-Tribunes ware unoaded
Monday and We're needed' as an Tue "1Hei
sbinrnents have been sold and delivered.
Bill will doubtless begin to pull off a few
stunts that he has long had in mind now
that the new car is here
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GASOLINE GOSSIP
Race Meet to Follow Christmas

1t was definitely announced yesterday al1Si-
,oon thar an automobile race meet for De-
cenber &c and q is being promoted TO take
place at Ascot park.
Walter Hempel Is looking after the event
and says that he will have Barney Oldheld'
Christie and Soues here with their racing
machines that they used in San Francisco
a week ago.
number of other features are pelng ar
ranged and there is some probability Of a long
distance race maybe continuing for twenty
hours. .,
Considerable work will be done on the track
in an effort to make it harder. In its pres
ont state it would not last through strenu-
Gus race OF any considerable length and as
IL begins to get rough it considerably III
creases the risk.
ner and others to cement the track seems
to have dwiudlod in the last few days and
there are doubts expressed that the scheme
will ever be completed
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AUTOMOBILE DEMOLISHED
BUT OCCUPANTS UNHURT

SANTA ANA, Dec. Tx. f. Watson and
wife and several friends who were with them
in Watson's automobile last night had a close
call when the automobile was struck on
crossing at Orange by Santa Fe freight en-
CINE which was switching.
The automobile was completely demolished
and the occupants thrown nj all directions, but
fortunately one was hurt
Those in the party besides Watson and Mrs.
Watson were Mrs. Bert Klunk and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Porter, all of Orange
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slmons, Driver Acquitted

PASADENA, Dec. 15.-What is prob
ably the last Of the cases growing out
of the trouble between the Simons Brick
company and the Pasadena Humane
society was tried here today and re-
suited in the acquittal of the defendant
Francisco Chacon. one of Simons
drivers. He was accused of overlooking
a team of horses.
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Ne,u sneedometer a Beauty

Down in the Warner auto-meter shop Hal
liwell is proudly displaying the new model
for 1o09,and he has ample cause for being
proud. The instrument is beautiful and in adj
vance of previous models in several ways.
instead Of having the mileage recorded Dc
low tha sneed Indicator the wheel record Is
now plainly shown on one large dial
The rnaximu mileage is 1899 with TRIP
odometer that registers one-tenth OF mile
less than 1000 miles.
A shipment of the instruments Is expected
in ample time for the holiday trade.
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DEATHS

VIILA-Frank villa 46 years old, native o.
Mexico. county hospital; pneumonia.
CIEsCIONE-Mar Ciescione, % years, ne'
tive of Italy, 1924 Wilson street; eclamp
STA.
VIII1ERE-Jacob Villierre, so years, ma
tive of France. 1851 North WoodlawI
street; senilty.
DE COTA-Mrs. Isaac De Gotta SO years
native of California, e29 San Juliaf
street; cerebral hemorrhage.
DIXON-Robert r. Dixon, so years, native
of Ohio, 1721 Harvard boulevard; per
nicious anemia.
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THOUSANDS GO TO INSPECT
VISITING TORPEDO BOAT

LONG BEACH, Dec. 15.-The torpedo boat
Whipple. which arrived here from San Diego
last evening, will remain at the pier until
Friday, with occasional excursions into the
bay at night for practicing, with the Perry.
which is experimenting at San Pedro with
the new Bliss-Leavitt torpedoes. The torpedo
boat is the first vessel OF any kind that
has ever tied up at the local pier Thousands
went aboard her today and she viii remain
open throughout the visit here
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Manu cadIlIacs on hte Way

Another shipment of Cadillac ''30' cars
came in Yesterday making sixteen in all that
have been received at the local agency. Don
Lee is still In Detroit sending the cars out
one on the road headed for Los Angeles az
nresont The sale of Cadilacs has been very
large and has exceeded the expectations OF
the agency.
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chIeaao Aaent . LIve WIG

Chicago agents must be full Of ginger II
they are all like those who represent the
Apperson line at that place.
A shipment Of three model 80" Appersons
en- route to Harry Harrison were lifted bodily
from the car AT Chicago and pre- empted by
tho agent in the Windy city. Harrison VII
have u Wait until another carload can be
made NJ before he will have any for delivery
on the orders now waiting.
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nE. M. F. Shipped Says Telegram

?. A. Lord was IN receipt or teIeBram YES
terday stating that the u. M. T. demonstrator
had bean shipped from Detroit 1t is ex-
uected that the car viii lbe here Monday.
Harry Lord is now in the cast having gone
TO visit the factory of the Y. NJ. = and the
Studebaker. While In San Francisco en- route
esst he saw one of the demonstrating cars
there and wrote very enthusiastically in ref
creuCe to Il.
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CHAMPION SCULLER
BEATEN FOR TITLE

WANGUTI. North Island y. H., Dec.
15.-R. Arnst of New Zealand at to-
davis race won the sculling champion
shin of the word by defeating w. Webb,
also of New Zealand. by eight lengths
Time, 10 minutes 80 seconds. The dis
lance covered was three and quarter
miles
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Santa Monloa Rrevities

SANTA MONICA, Dec. 15.-Roy
Dearth, who was arrested yesterday
for pointing pistol at r. e. Under
wood on Pier avenue. was allowed to
plead guilty to carrying concealed
weapons and fined $50 in the police
court this morning. He stated that he
was intoxicated at the time and did
not even know he had a gun.
The pupils of the Academy of the
Holy Names gave an entertainment
this evening at which long aud
elaborate program was rendered to the
great satisfaction of large audience.
Find a use for want ada task for II.
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DIED

MORGAN-James Morgan, aged SO years, ma
tive OF Pennsylvania and pioneer citizen
of California and Nevada, at Hotel Jack
son, December Is, 1908 Funeral Friday at
d. m. from Bresee Bros undertaking parlors
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 15.-Unsettled wealth
err prevails south of the Tehaehapi and in the
valley Of the Colorado. Rain has fallen from
san Diego eastward and heavy snow mas
fallen in the mountains of Arizona and Titan.
Another disturbance is developing along inc
oregon coast and will cause fresh southerly
winds and light rain in the northern coun-
ties of California. Heavy frosts occurred ihls
morning at many points and conditions are
favorable for heavy frosts Wednesday morn
ing in the interior.
Forecast
For Los Angeles and MISUNDERSTANDING cold
er Wednesday. probably heavy frosts IN the
morning; light north wind.
For san Francisco and vicinity-Clear anu
cold in morning with frost, followed by IN
creasing cloudiness and probably rain; hsht
north wind changing TO fresh southeast.
For Santa Clara valley-Cloudy, warmer
Wednesday: heavy frost in the morning ana
probably rain by night; light north wind
changing to southeast.
For Sacramento valley-Cloudy, warmer
Wednesday; probably rain; light south WINDS
For san Joaquin valley-Fair "Wednesday
with heavy frosts IN the morning; possibly
rain by night: light north wind.
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SITUATION WANTED BY GOOD ARCHI-
tectural craftsman Of six years. expert
ence. mostly in California residence work ;
would take private work at reasonable
price, CONSTANT with good work. BON
Sll4, Herald. 12-16-l
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SHADES, BRASS RODS

WE MAKE WINDOW SHADES. II. G. ELK
ELES & SON. ISL S. Broadway. F2795;
NJ 30Sf 12-16-70t
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WORK BY THE HOUR. DAY OR WEEK
by experienced young man; also hand
with tools: do general repairing paint-
ing, window washing. cleaning, etc. Ad-
dress Box 1853, Herald 12-f6-1
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DENTISTS

DR. BACHMAN, FORMERLY MINNEAPOLIS
Broadway. SIX
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CHURCH NOTICES
SECONL CHURCH OF
CHRIST, SCIENTIST

Simpson Auditorium. 73i South Hope street
Services Sunday II a. m. and p. M; SER
mon from the Christian Science Quarterly
subject. rs the Universe, Including
Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?" Chill
dren's Sunday school at $3.50 a. IN. We'd
nesday evening meeting at o'clock.
at Simpson auditorium and also the
Gamut club. 1044 South Hope street, at
s:15. Reading rooms. 51O-511 Herman w.
Hellman bldg, Spring and Fourth SITS.
open daily. Sundays excepted, from a.
m TO p. m. 12-14-w
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ATTORNEYS

ROBERT G. LoUCKs. REMOVED TO sls-el7
Merchants Trust building. Home phone ioss
a-lS-nw-10W
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wANTED-BY AN ALL
around painter. tinter and hardwood fin
Usher, handy with tools, about hotel apart
ment house or hospital; will go to the couu-
try; Al references; will work reasonable.
Box 1854, Herald. 12-l6-1
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cEssPooLs
ArToRNEYs-Ar.LAw

49, ~. ------ -
DIVORCE AND PROBATE LAWS, DAMAGE
suits. bankruptcy; Is years experience law
yer sss WILCOX BLK. u~sa-n
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THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES. Dec. IS. 1908.
Time. Bar lrherlHumlwind. well Weather
q :: m M s sss9 s sR F F cay Gay