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Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-19
YACHT LURLINE
FIRST IN PORT
SOUTH COAST RACER NO WIN
HONOLULU
MAY NOT WIN HANDICAP CON-
TEST, HOWEVER
Was Last to Leave San Pedro, Making
Voyage in Fourteen Days, Twenty
one Hours and Forty
Minutes
BY Associated Presa.

BY Associated PreE7.
HONOLULU. July 1S.-The yacht
Lurline of the South Coast Yacht club
of Southern California, which sailed
from San Pedro at poon on July 4,
with the yachts Hawaii of the Ha-
waiian Yacht club the Lady Maud OF
the San Diego Yacht club and the
Gwendolyn II of the Seattle Yacht
! club in an ocean race to this port, was
sighted at S:42 o'clock this morning.
Although first in the Lurline may
not prove to be the winner of the race.
which is handicap, event.
AS a scratch boat she has to allow
the Gwendolyn IL hours 80 minutes
end 56 2-b seconds; the Lady Maud
hours. 8 minutes. SO seconds and the
Hawaii s hours, 81 minutes, 80 Sec
onds.
The allowances were computed on
the basis of half an hour for each foot
of average length. The other yachts
have not yet been sighted.
The Lurline crossed the finish line
at 9:4S a. M. making her time IA days.
II hours. 40 minutes. She was the
last to start at San Pedro. crossing
the line at 1903 p. m.
Commodore Sinclair, commander OF
the yacht Lurline, stated on hise ar
rival that the big yacht had encoun-
| tered pleasant weather all the way.
He said light winds were met through
out the trip.
The Lurline sighted no other vessel
Local yachtsmen were not bit sur
prised over the news that the Lurline
had arrived at Honolulu. Yet the news
was received with great interest by
them in that it confirmed their hope
that the Lurline would win.
The last time the yachts were seen
before being sighted off Diamond Head
| today was by Frank Garbutt and a.
party of friends who accompanied him
on his yatcht, the Skidbaldnir, about
! twenty miles off Clemente. At that
time the Lurline was far astern the
Lady Maud and Gwendolyn IL, while
| the Hawaii was astern of the Lurline.
The boats left the starting point at
San Pedro July 4, accompanied by the
cheers of thousands of spectators, the
starting gun being fired by President
Roosevelt through the aid of an cleo
trio button at Washington. The order
in which the boats crossed the line and
the official time is as follows: Lady
Maud, 12:02:55; Gwendolyn II, 12:03:05:
Hawaii, 12:03:35; Lurline, 1904. The
positions of the boats changed, how
ever, within few minutes after cross
ing the line, and soon the Gwendolyn II
was leading, with Lady Maud second.
the Hawaii third and the Lurline last.
The Lurline, which is the largest of
the boats, gave the others a liberal time
allowance, made on the basis of half
an hour for each foot of racing length.
| The Lurline's racing length is 70 feet
| 5 inches. She allowed the Gwendolyn
II II hours 80 minutes and Sc seconds.
the Hawaii hours, 81 minutes and 80
seconds and the Lady Maud s hours, 9
minutes and SO 76-100 seconds
| The Lurline is owned and sailed by
Commodore H. H. Sinclair of Pasadena
and carries the flag of the South Coast
Yacht club. She is a schooner rugged
yacht and was built by Mathew Turner
of San Francisco and was formerly
owned by the Spreckels interests.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-19
BRIGHTON BEACH RESULTS

BRIGHTON BEACH, N. Y, July B.-Re-
suits:
First race, six furlongs-Tom McGrath won,
Nimbus second Cohort third; time lib 3-5.
Second race, one and one-half mlies-Brotner
Jonathan won, Beauclaire second, Sailor Girl
third; time 1884
Third race. five and one-half furiongs-The
Pippin won, Civita second Home crest third;
time 1907 S-5
Fourth race, one and one-fourth miles-Big
Chief won Frank Gill second Bedoun third;
time 2:0S AS.
Fifth race steeplechase, short course, about
two miles-Del Canta won, Economy second,
Sinister third; time 3:05 is.
Sixth race, six ADMINISTRATION Plate won,
Ragman second. Catherine Simpson third;
time 1:13.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-19
THOMAS WANTS TO
GET ANOTHER TRIAL
Hopes to Regain Lost Prestige IL
Match with Ketchel, Who Gave
Him Two Most Decisive
6eatings


Special to The Herald.
SAN FRANCISCO, July lS.-Joe
Thomas expects to regain ms lost rlns
prestige by going back against the man
Who has the distinction of being the
one who first toppled him off the ped
estal of middleweight champion. He
has asked for and secured the match
with Stanley Ketchell, Promoter Jack
Gleason having secured the signatures
Of Thomas and Ketchell to articles OF
agreement for a catchweight battle next
chicago it is expected that he also will
SIGN the articles, which will match the
winner of the Ketchell-KelIy fight with
Thomas. Joe says he will redeem him
self in this fight.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-19
RESULTS AT SEATTLE

SEATTLE, July 1S.-Results;
First race, five furlongs-Kerry won Gal
Wis second, st. Charles third; time 1000
Second race. six furiongs-Tavora Won
1:12.
Third race, lille and 100 yards-Stanley
Fay won, Eyebright second, Massa third;
time 1;44h. t
Fourth race, mtle-Boggs won, Green Seal
second, Security third; time 1;3S1k.
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards-Fred
Bent won, Harmakis. second, Pal third; time
L:44
Sixth race, six furlongs-Critic won, Sugar
Maid second, f. Nugent third; time 1:12h
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-19
RESULTS AT BUTTE

BUTTE. July 1S.--Results
First race. four furlonss-Columbia Maid
won Correlii second, Athgold third; time
:4S%.
second race. six furlongs-Maud won,
The INQUIRER second. Columbia Girl third
time 1:15%.
wonf Jane Laurel second, Rare China third;
time / :02 ,
Fourth race, FIVE furlongs-Seven Full
Won Mary F second Platoon third; time
1:00%.
Fifth race, mie-Martinmas won, Eli sec
ond. Bardonia third; time 1:4S.
Sixth race, nine furlongs-Lucy Marie
won Eduardo second, Merlingo third; time
1.6b
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-19

TuTC EIIM WAS DROnIICEn FROM THE
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-19

The Athletic park on Boyle heights
has become quite popular with people
in that section. Mr.. Bondie, the owner,
has endeavored to make the park the
best in the state. He intends to con-
tinue improving the grounds, and to
put in tennis courts, also a football
field. Those who have played on the
ball grounds claim they are the fastest
in the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02
HUMANITY AND INHUMANITY

Mr. John y Rockefeller praises certain southern ciy's
81 him. and he expects spend much time there
the future It's ground, OF praise worth study lie says
the people there him II he human being lie
feels grateful when treated like human being lie IS not
used 10 IT,
The implied moan al the worlds richest asaus, his
isolation Is touching TO be treated human being that
after all lbc greatest thing the world The common human
love and fellow ieeng-not all Nr Rockefeller money
make him happy without that The way which the common,
privegd unmilhoued people treat hint rather strange
when thinks Of that he should yet he does
Why can't everybody Mr. Rockefeller like human
being Mr. Rockefeller might take Jew moments, he never
has To- consider that would nd the
The this: For all practical purposes. Mr.
Rockefeller Is a human being
This may sound harsh bat II is perfectly and just.
AR Rockefeller what gains what he gains hhgh
what he bhts brushes what he brushes human being
but the mind 81 great artificial body which cannot dc
which has soul conscience TO ache, no body 10
scken aud the Mr. Roekeiellers activities almost wholly
through hundreds 81 great corporations They than
human hundreds Of wayn strength. in cruelty N length
nj days. IN immunity from punishment.
As human being John D. Rockefeller long years ago
merged with these great unhuman agencies and ceased be
exeep, as par, OF them.
A terrible tate perhaps tor the swallowed up in
the aggregation corporate but it has been terrible
thing fo the world Mr. Rockeelers Great corporate
giant mother OF horde OF Frankeustcns-u
human like fher progento-sich threaten the liberties Of
the nation More than any other he operation
the breeding farms OF corporations that prey.
The people Who him something other than human
know this They may all know that they know they
may many 81 them aetuaied BY IDLE curiosity bat they
know down IN ,be hearts that this has done let
loose The world the army Of beings strong the
human being than any other Therefore they
him a huuau being
The glacier cannot be treated human being Il
and brushes rocks-ressess. pililess. eternal
The forces embodied IN Mr.. Rockefeller like
glacier. crushing everything humanirressble supcrhuman
human Mr. Rockefeller win die His corporate glacier
ltve AVID orr children viii have it to struggle with.
II would have been better or the world Il he had been
remain a human being in his activities web a.
in his feelings but u good think that in his feelings
is human lie gives largely good Tic
for the Of awful diseases And he feels hts
essential nhaanity thrown back upon him in the ay
treated these human warnings lead 10 the
placing Of the world human basis redeemed hy
just human feelings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02

Oscar - Hamlst Adolf a. eiaudius Deceased
Iaw
nond guess me- ghost
Und wis do Walk here fiddle Fright hyeHf pias
Fuo ladders anhd
osear Dot face Dose feer Alas. yean. us be- Hello
papa
rrfuttenf
oaEar vlch rptten; DO, isa ben
Feiery
Adolf Isse-ekns say. Dir you know
chester
knew him veil
you knew him before he sick la. Ia. Ia
he ~ a chusrr he atfe.
"A we're b. noef Gone d~f fire.
"a remember das leehmaio II ias
"a q aelrbFaet suisniutiy.
I ind rs
To e 90 q Nrdaer shpuh
II uif uHFanhcd
handkeaae faulah for fromaEs de
Adolf; your hshsnmr h~Fe Games RasencFaair
CONTRIBUTION der court
Oscar Al. oad bail subbnse. N0t vunli de{
know must h~ ugtuE bnkhuNsr
oagar Ven ! Dit nod haf far met 80
would der siohss
Adag, VIZ members ~ der nainofs
Village Quartet der aadis
talisxinH Fot.i
-ofhcla yin steal Ye. Nv Yilt Irish saneh 81 Celery
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A BIT OF VAUDEVILLE
ny ". scHAUrER.

Adolf shsksspsassn sat
supported ~ #I
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lDIy2FS
! "dSRllerS


seem 10 be mentally estimating fhe
cost 81 your gown. and when ron
ash them a question directly n the
line of their business. yuu get a
Trapped ard uoueomm.ttal rspif.
And Tits. too. la true. There Il
SONNET hing radically WruuE between
ne women who bny and the women
aHa ssft
sh1 yet why should it b. N. nro.
giaei each would give the matter a
hilis earnest thought
The girl behind the counter need
not eHTy these women Who con.e Ca
buy each. you may depend. has
troubles 81 her uwn.
lnatead Of treating them rs
hafhiF as she can aud sfln hnid
her job. she should make friends Of
them They can help her 10 = better
position. better pay and faiueF h1ura
II she will let them
The woman shopper Yes she
has much a. learn. She forgsts hoW
tired aad worried and even iu the
eiri behind the counter may be. aud
she makes unnecessary work fuf
her. gives her needless trouble
Somehow sou d. not find the
same conditions in the professions
nor Yet iu what Wo arc pleased 10
call mental labor
The woman physician who at.
tends her idle rich sister Is apt "a
look down 0n her a. useless cum.
bprer Of the earth
The woman who scrubs your
floors doesn't hate you because you
wear pretty gowns and 10 nothing
she u full Of frank admiration she
considers You combination Of ATS
Of the field and pretty spoiled child
But the girl CLERK comes between
these two extremes OF women
workers. She passes her days sur
rounded b. pretty things she can
never have. aud she wonders Why
you who often have neither her
wit nor beauty. are SO miraeulously
I favored hy fortune
\ little human sympathy aud con
slderation applied 10 the point OF
contact between worker and non
worker would help make Hfe easier
! For all. Why not try 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02
An OLD DINE MUSEUM STUNT
REVIVED.

a. KID ~. DAILY.
THE PROFESSOR ysambo. do
son Ike rhlckep9
sAMno Umum umpr Yaasah
SAMMY fiut the chickens don't
like him
THE PROF Hush. SAMMY
Snw. samtrn. what part ~ the
chicken b. sou like best
sANhO "A likes g. whole chick
en-. ygah. 80 yah
SAMMY 4Guesa The feathers hs
Hte make him feel ~ uckled
THE PROF -Nox. sammY. h
you interrupt this hiEhlY Intellec
tual discussion again III have to
impriaou sou IN thc bux samho.
how do You generally eat chicken 2
sAMBO Dead ~ Yah - fah.
yah
SAMMY -And II they weren't
that would kill them. al riEhf
THE PROF For that. sammy.
m have 80 pnf tnu be the box You
kn0N what ! told you Get in
SAMMY femme en'
THE PROP Yes. III lct ron go
lin tsLAMJ There
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SAMMY AND SAMBO


SAMMY @temme out
THE PROF Shut 40.
SAMMY t.enmu ous. It's dark
In here
SAMHO Say. prnfraaah. les
throw de box downstairs. sy Yah.
eYynh'
TIE PROF Never uslna him,
samtsn Can Yea sing
SAMHO Heaaah An Ma AluE
las a niack furfls
THE PROF You mean Ike a
uiecklaE bird ! presume What eau
Yau sing
SAMOAN Min asnK Way
Down on DE- sWaner Ribber
SAMMY Aw ru wa down there
aad sing e. thea. aud tall IN the
river
THE PROF II I release you,
sammy wtil Ypu be Eopd and ft-ciic
for the ladies and gentlsmen3
SAMMY Yes. professor
THE PROF II Takes him OUT 10.
Very sell Now reeita
SAMMY
Thehoy dnnthebufuindeek
lbuttimadfiesl
TIE PROF Well. SAMMY. con
tiuue
SAMMY Nv. what's tho use
There wasn't nobody lsft - listea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02

iietHeen TIRE woman who Supports
herseif and the woman who lives
- otheF labor there Is a great gulf
fixed
u Is the dutr IT every woman.
'uiier o. idler e. Term a committee
Il one 10 bridge that gulf
NoR here Is the secret autaaanlsm
u class shown 80 WILDLY as 70 the
shops % a large city Wiih their
hundreds &c Wumel employees and
shousauds Of women patrons.
Every woman Knows that there
ate ~ least a. NAM insnIem wom-
90 Shoppers a. there ore ius0lent
NBmen clerks And set each class
complains bitterly aeaiast the other.
Women with nothing - do and
all time t0 do 30 ln beautifully
sowned sud With nglaiug purses.
sRarm through tie stores Thought.
iesaiy pulling tblHe about and ad.
tife sing the Mrl workers aB inferior
beings from another uIsuet.
This is what fhs girls IN the
stores. STANDING Uehiud a counter
ten houra day. viz tell Fau. aud II
is tfHe too true
But go 30 fashionable Womau's
club az the bolF ief afternoon tea.
or keep your caH GBeu in tbe street
cars aud iou Wlfi hear q different
story
There ~ f. tho CLERKS who are
naughty and nserheaflBg not the
shoppers
Actually. you'd fhius some 81 the
shop girls were paid fo discuss their
beaux or 10 pose - models" you1l
hear a tired and nervous woman
complain
They look ~ yoa 80 coldig and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02

BICYCLE REPAIRING riI.sf a
Tar. s2o spring NJ -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02
70 sEs ssrriesnips

Take boats 81 Pies Ten round
trips daily zoe round trip go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02

department a. large II the arms.
to b. located Al Seattle s. n
Mckay. Of seattle has bed a.,
pointed a steuogFapber in the
naturalization bureau at Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

BY JOSH

H#AAAfN RH#ANH
The eoarf bird can owaHbie some
The nightingale sings suceter
tat neither Que can funslata buu
To conpafo with the moaAeetsr
Why Is IT,
That. when thsY draw SEQ
tlansl picture Of a body of wafer.
artists alsaya place an eKtrasaEaut
number Of fish Ia ~
n the price Of shits paper goes
up much more they'll have Ia
print bank notes on eilk
Peculiar fact those eminent
foreign toioe teachers are anxious
10 gef their pupils Ia the public
eye
The Country Had Too Good a Start
haKhY fremlniacrnflFf Dear
old Jones' And shat became OF
HIM
RaebF he went 10 California
"a grow up With the country
HaKby And dld ho de 500
RaEby 30 When he aas The
Eisnt trees ~ got discouraged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02

WASHINGTON. April s-Chas.
4 McNecl. OF spokane. has been
appointed q eleFk in the engineer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02

Rff@efA IN ~ f~as
TIfh. fab. fihk
On The hiil 81 fare
FIsh. fish. fish
Even IN the air
Fat thia Is Lent. and the nnhl
scent
10 al about ne everywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02
A Word From Josh wlss.


SUNDAY school Teacher Vow
Oswald. " another boy were "a
,bme un Ca fou and strike sou uh
lhe eheet What would you duf
Oswald enrampayt Put myself
ln his place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02

An excellent 800 straw
Sailor. in white. natural and
black fine quality and
worth slea On sale 90
Friday Forenoon & JI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02

Missionary Ny poor. delndcd
brother. Wis don't yau stop drink
ing whisky
Agency indian Ugh Not all
gone yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-02

ftassss Thia for Self oerlzif
sotno fair. hish church p~niisnia
have even given ap azinE flesh
fosssih during Lent
There's Que Eaxsd thinE ah-sut
MAGAZINE plsia Yan don't have 20
rad th.m az aften as sea do bill.
board rplSfsmmaiisis
Classifying II.
~ HufGefs grandfather was .
hasis.hreakss didnt know he
hRd a family skaiston
M. should saY Il il more iiks
family skelefea key
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-29

FOR SALE
Poultry Ranches

HOW TO SAFELY INVEST A FEW DOL
lars each month and make money. Force
yourself to think this matter over.
Only s. down, $40 month, $3.50
up per acre One woman raised So turkeys
last year and sold them for S4.S5
each besides her chickens and geese,
while her husband worked elsewhere. Live
in a tent or California house. Right
on car line. Ten miles out. City
conveniences. Water under pressure.
SIS a month buys two acres. This
will double in price. Don't pay rent year
after year Find out all about it.
Ali 8 MAIN ST Room 23O F4019;
Broadway 1888. 5-23-2w
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Live stock. Poultry, Birds, Dogs

FOR sALE-RoosTERs FOR BREEDING,
also nice flyers and broilers. 100 Ca
RONDELET ST, near Westlake park.
Phone Temple GIL. b-27-s
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Stocks and Bonds

NEW OIL COMPANY WITH OVER $3.50 =
600 in assets, 900 acres proven land in
McKittrck Sunset and Coalinga fields
managed by we'll known and thoroughly
experienced oil operators, offers eXcep-
tional opportunities to first subscribers TO
participate in a meritorious enterprise.
One well completed.
Two others nearing the sand.
Twenty-four wells contracted for.
Oil sold for two years at more than 6oc'
l.. w. MCDANIEL
5O2 Citizens Natl. Bank Bldg.
5-29-f-s-2
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FOR RENT
Miscellaneous

GARAGE; LOCATION FINE; 1e5x
6E feet; power machine shop, charging sta
ton; will rent or sell for storage purposes
Address BOX 5114, Herald. 5-26-w
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FOR RENT-Two HOUSEKEEPING SUITES,
every convenience: close in: reasonable rent.
1856 MAPLE AVE. 5-10-x
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City Lots and Lands

FOR SALE
Own a home in the mountains; investi-
gate Bungalow Land In Laurel canyon
near Hollywood; lots $50 up.
CHAS. s. MANN, 325 W. Fourth ST.
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TO LET'S TO $40 FOR TWO OUTSIDE.
well ventilated furnished housekeeping rooms.
walking distance; just 1 block north OF w.
First st. 113S MIGNoNETTE ST. Phone
West 351S. b-lS-x
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS


$1,000 builds Groom bungalow, hardwood
noors fireplace, hard wall plaster porcelain
plumbing, etc., complete. See this plan
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Furniture

SEPARATE LOCKED IRON ROOMS, 50 PER
month; trunks. boxes, etc. 25c to soc; phone
for our large van when you move, SIPS per
hour COLYEAR WAREHOUSE CO, 4l6-
17-I9 San Pedro St. main office. 5O9-11 S.
Main st. Phone Main iii; F3171 BLK
TTJRNITTTRE AND LEASE IF DESIRED OF
Groom house at 1924 S. GRAND AVE. cheap.
B2942. 5-29-6
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; MUST
be good cook: good wages Apply $50 WEST
PROSPECT AVE. Hollywood. 6-26-w
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WANTED
100000
Help-Male

Red Cross Employment Agency
1874 Enst Second Street.
Main $3.50. Homo 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 Dill
boards. blk
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SECURITY BUILDING co. Uncorporated.
21-214 Pacific Electric bldg, Sixth and Main:
F7021 Main $3.50. 5-2t-o
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TO LMT-2 PLEASANT ROOMS, WALKING
distance; elegant yard and porch; house,
keeping. 9A7 s. HOPE. F1544 5-l0-x
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PUPILS TO LEARN COMPLETE COURSE
In beauty culture; by experienced teachers
from Chicago: terms reasonable. Hygienic
Hair Dressing Paror. 436-7 Security bldg.
5-23-m
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FOR REMITTANCE PADDED 9-HORsE
van, by hour or the job. ATLANTIC
TRANSFER CO.; Main 277, Fs47s. 729 s.
Broadway. 6-2S-m
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Help, Female

MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE; STU
atoms guaranteed. MOLER SYSTEM COLI
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Suburban Property

FOR ALTADENA PROPERTY OF ANY
kind see l.. NJ. PRATT & CO, sos Laughlin
bldg, or Altadena office at end of car line.
h-2A-1
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FOR REMITTANCE SUNNY SINGLE ROOM
in private family; modern conyeniences. 54S
WALL ST. 6-13-x
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FOR RENT
Rooms-Furnlshed

ments private baths, hot water, summer
rates, gas furnished free; A760S; $40 CALL
FORNIA ST. $3.50
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TO LET-TWo NICE FRONT ROOMS FUR
nished for housekeeping. second floor, SIG.
Phone F4969; Main 1869. Sl3 s. GRAND.
b-13-x
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Houses

FOR sALE-$2sOO; BEAUTIFUL FIvE-RooM
house on Fiftieth ST.. Figueroa oak
floors; large lot; only $500 cash. HANDBOOK
& CO., 18th and Moneta av. Phone South
b705. 5-24-w
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-29
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-STOCK OF HARD
ware, agateware, ice chest stoves, hose,
lawn mowers, paints and oils crockery, gas
and electric fixtures and appliances and
other lines. Good stand and location. Have
other interest to look after, must SELL no
reasonable offer refused. 1907 CENTRAL
AVE. 5-29-3
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-29

FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room neat. homelike, 81 per week. 512
CALIFORNIA ST. 5-10-x
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-29
FOR RENT
Rooms-Furnished

70 LET-ROOM AND BOARD FOR GEN.
tieman In private family, where everything
is convenient, homelike and comfortable; ten
Silk
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-29
Orange Groves

FOR SALE-GOOD 4-ACRE ORANGE
grove. years old, navels; terms; $50 N.
Carey. j. HART Pomona, Cal. 5-2S-S
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-29

70 LET-VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED
room in Westlake district: in private resi-
| dence Call 102334. 6-10-x