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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-23
Live stock-PouItry, Birds, Logs

FOR SALE THOROUGHBRED BABY
chicks; the very best of stock at 15c each.
We aim to supply you only first class chicks
not only as to being bred true to name. but
healthy. sturdy little fellows. very fine
line of Buff Leghorn chicks on Monday. bred
from show stock They not your every
day, ordinary chicks. but have been espe-
cially Matched for us. Come in and get a
dozen and let show you how to make a
homemade brooder for about 25c For early
laying pullets this is the time to get your
start. Our supply of chick food irsecticide
and supplies is very complete. Drop in and
see us; will make your visit a pleasant one.
TAYLOR SEED CO.. SOB S. Main st.
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FOR SALE
New Modern Homes

w wv IVhV0hSh III hOhhuSo
Go out today to our
Southwest Tract
and note the vast improvements We are
making and the high class modern
Homes
we are building. We have but two now
for sale on the tract.
4. HaXe not been able IN the past to COM
plete them fast enough.
Two specials for today
S3100-New modern 7-room cottage.
Small cash payment, balance monthly.
VIII build to suit you
upon any lot in the tract, or In our
Elder Place No.
upon same terms for house and lot.
$1,000 buys 5-room cottage on 21st st.
$1,000 buys a broom cottage on Both st.
Our Elder Place and Decide Tract.
Agents at tracts today.
Grand ave. vermont square) car to
4Sth and Gramercy place
to our Southwest Tract.
watts local car on Main to seth
TO our other tracts.
Los ANGELES INVESTMENT CO.,
As11s. S35-337 s. Hill st. Main 224S.
Largest Cooperative Building Company
in America.
ron sALE-BoYLE HEIGHTS BARGAINS
Close in, High, Healthy
Close in, High. Healthy
sss0--cash. 4 rooms, improved street.
sIOO0-SS00 down, rooms, good.
SI50O-S5O0 down, rooms. plastered
SfsGO--$100 down. rooms plastered.
$I100-Cash. rooms, California
S1450-s25O down, rooms bath, etc.
x750O-11-room nat.
s5O0O--i6-room apartment house.
sl575-4-room California
SI850-S6O0 down, rooms. plasterod
SIOOO-3-room bungalow.
HOUSES AND LOTS ALL OVER
BOYLE HEIGHTS. EASY TERMS. LOTS
ssE0. $500, $1,000 UP. STREET WORK
DONE TAKE BROOKLYN CAR TO
OFFICE CORNER BROOKLYN AND
soTO STREETS. PHONES BOYLE 14S6
AND $40. C. f. HARTJB.
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HARD TIMES

M. L. GERMAN co. INC. RECENTLY
took in trade several high class lots In
the southwest. including two corners.
worth $4,000 each. We can afford to sell
one at S1l00 and the other at $1,000.
These are rare bargains. Elk. 500. Main
9007 200 German bldg. MIR. HOPKINS.
FOR SALE-A LOT IN HUNTINGTON
Park, within a block of Pacific boulevard;
50x13O, with fruit trees; SC car fare;
value $3.50 Will take $780, $3.50 down
and balance SIPS every six months II sold
in I'VE days Phone Monday WEST bass,
HOME B4572.
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Miscellaneous "swaps"
SOCIETY NOTICES

s. Broadway. this evening s p. m Fun
damental fallacy of Socialism exposed. #.
j. Moriarty.
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cHIRopoplsrsANp MANIcuRlsrs

MRS. NJ. E. WILBUR, SCIENTIFIC PAIN
less chiropodist; all ailments of the feet
treated. Room %. 42s S. SPRING Fsol6-
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-23

TOR SALE-YOUNG AND OLD CHICKENS,
wire fencing, incubator and len house. 1910
E. FIFTIETH ST. Phone South 3799.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-23

FOR ExCHANGE-WE HAVE A CLIENT.
wants to move west: he owns 100000 worth
nj GOOD city farm and other property. which
he desires 70 exchange for Pacific coast
property Of any kind. Give complete de-
scription In frst letter. Write today. b.
r. LOos CO.. wstrous bldg. pes Moinas.
Iowa
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-23
Stocks and Bonds

90 SHARES CALIFORNIA SAVINGS BANK.
65 shares Edison Electric.
500 shares Antifriction Journal.
5000 shares Desert Queen. All these
cheap for cash. Buy and sell your stock
of MRS. SWEET.
GIT Chamber of Commerce
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90 u il I | REALTY co.

s25 down, SIS per month. your choice of 2
new 4-room plastered houses. blocks to carr
price $1,000 each
sleo down. $15 per MONTH 5-room modern
cottage, large lot; price $780,
1857 down, balance easy terms. broom cot
taae large lot sewer, street work all paid;
price $685.. Rare bargain.
$3.50 cash, 4-room house; street work paid
large lot.
For these and other bargains see
u. & j. REALTY CO.,
a7oe BrooIxlyn ave. Brooklyn car to Mott st.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-23

NICE LITTLE LOT, READY TO BUILD ON.
street work all done; fine location; hne view.
Want to sell. Can give terms thereon.
Phone me at noon time or between the hours
OF and and mako engsgemsnts TO come
out and sec It. Mr.. RAIDS. Phone Villa.
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For Exchange
SOME GOOD ONES

SOME GOOD ONES
1880 CLEAR-A MODERN TO D.
ROOM FLAT BLDG. WELL BUILT AND
IN GOOD REPAIR; OWNER WANTS A
LOT SOUTH OF IS SOMEWHERE,
CLOSE TO ALAMEDA.
$4,000, MTG. $10OO-s-ROoM HOUSE
ON E. FIST ST. CLOSE TO CENTRAL;
WANT SOMETHING CLEAR FOR
EQUITY.
$4,000. MTG. $4,000. 2 YEARS TO RUN
APARTMENT HOUSE WELL LO-
GATED IN VENICE, LEASED, sloOo fIsft
YEAR. OWNER WANTS IMPROVED
RANCH,
WILL CONSIDER CLOSE TO Los AN
GELES ABOUT SIZE OF HIS EQUITY.
5000 ACRES OF FINE LANDS. ALL IN
ONE BLOCK. SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY, TO
EXCHANGE FOR CITY AND ASSUME.
$4,000 CLEAR BEACH INCOME PROP
ERTY AND $40, 900 TO $4,000 IN CASH FOR
LOS ANGELES APARTMENT PROPERTY
OUR EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT is
IN POSITION TO HANDLE ANY EX-
CHANGE EXCEPTING TRASH). GALL
AND SEE US.
ChOate, Jones 4 StuGlpf
a,ono corvr~a nrno
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NORMAL < REALTY co.

NORMAL < REALTY CO.
We make a speciality OF exchanges in real
estate and business chances.
s25OO-Grooery for exchange; will accept
clear lot from $1,000 to $500; balance cash
and terms. Also other good ones for saIs
and exchange.
ss75o-Suburban merchandise stock in near
by town, among prosperous farmers
sssOo-Apartment house. worth s4soo $4,000
cash, balance easy terms; AZ two and three
room apartments. with every convenience;
Other snaps.
si7oo-Broadway barber shop for exchange
for good property. Call and see It. Beat
,ecation in city.
East Fifth street. To see means to buy: also
one on Main.
Large cafeteria for lease with option 10
buy; short walk from office. in good location.
s25oo-Picture theater; best location in city:
fine fixtures; will exchange for good prop
erty. See the NoRwALK REALTY CO..
room 4. 24ils South Broadway.
FOR EXCHANGE
have clear lots and acreage and cash for
equity in or room cottage; quick deal.
$1,000 in cash as first payment on or a
room cottage, east OF Main street, between
Washington and 50th street. Hooper to
Main St; lot must be 50x150.
Cottage on 2ist Central 5 rooms. $500;
$3.50 cash, balance $50 month. including In
terest
E. ]. FERRELI4
500 Merchants Trust Building.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-23

FOR EXCHANGE
Two-ffths interest IN one OF the largest and
best iaundries In Los Angeles; machinery
cost $1,000; will exchange for city property.
smnroved or unimproved, to the value OF 5000
and will assume or pay cash difference up TO
5000 additional
TEMPLE PENDEGAsT,
404 Grant bldg. Phone A4so4
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FOR EXCHANGE, A GOOD ONE

FOR EXCHANGE
DO you want an up-to-date homer II you
dc, here are two that cannot fail to appeal
to you: An S-room HISTORY bungalow,
$4,000; a Groom bungalow. $4,000. Situated
in the southwest. Both are thoroughly
modern. oak doors beam ceiling. paneled
wallis legant buffets. Book case, writ
ing desk. seats. polished floors, lnoleum
on kitchen floors. chain fixtures, two sets
of wash trays on screen porches- Lot up
to $1,000 taken on either of them. balance
on easy terms See OWNER. 221e w. aoth
street. Phone West 1911.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-23

We make speciality OF exchanges in real
estate and business chances.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-23

FOR EXCHANGE
II lodging and apartment houses
81 houses cottages and bungalows.
Al pieces Of acreage and ranches.
"a lots In various locations.
business properties
You'll have to see US sooner or later II you
want to trade. why not
sDo IT RIGHT Nowf''
D. H. LINGLE & CO., 462h 5. broadway
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s25OO-Grooery for exchange; will accept
clear lot from $1,000 to 1890; balance cash
and terms. Also other good ones for sala
and exchange.
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Miscellaneous

FOR SUPPLEMENTARY WATER
heater. complete; good as new, cost $22.50,
my price $s also bath room corner wash
bowl. 1880 S. BURLINGTON AVE.
FOR SALE-FINE BASKET SEAT SURREY.
as good as new at half priceS also light
rubber tired runabout and harness for s20
23S EAST VERNON AVE.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-23

s3sO0-Apartment house, worth $500: s2ooo
cash, balance easy terms; AZ two and three
room apartments. with every convenience;
Other snaps.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-10

Our good friend Cal. F. Young has
been appointed editor of the Fayette
Journal and Raleigh Herald, succeed
ing Hon. Geo. c. Mcintosh, resigned.
Mr.. Young was formerly business
manager of the Morguntown Post and
is we'll known in this section of the
State. He is practical newspaper
man and will no doubt make the Jour
nal and Herald retair the high place
they have reached and held under the
management of the brilliant Mcintosh.
Mr.. Mcintosh is said to have negotia-
tons pending for the purchase of the
Huntington Herald but we do not
know how far along the deal is. These
newspaper changes don't hurt the pro.
fessIon so badly as long as good men
like Young and Mcintosh are kept in
reach of the pen.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-10

The sistersville OIL Review has the
following to say on the matter Of the
State superlntendency of free schools:
at is announced that. DR.. Waitman
Barbe will not make the race for the
State superintendency OF free schools.
This eliminates a good man from the
contest, but leaves plenty of that quail
ity of goodness in the proposition. To
illustrate, Editor NJ. c. Tough. of the
Fairmont West virginian, who is ad-
mirabIy equipped through many years
of successful school work for the re-
sponsible position, or the gentleman
from Kanawha, NJ. P. Shawkey. man
aging editor Of the West Virginia Edu-
Gator, who Is finely qualified by train
ing and experience for the duties of
the office. With the three men con-
sidered the loss OF the one from the
roll of candidates encourages no mis-
givings. Either one of the other two
would fill the bill to its most exact
ing requirement"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-10
6. :. HApnox.

The State of West Virginia had but
few men It could SO III afford to spare
as the late c. E. Haddox. warden OF
the State. Penitentiary at Moundsville.
The news Of his untlmely death came
as great shock to his thousands of
friends in the State and expressions
of regret and sorrow are heard on ev-
cry hand. Mr.. Haddox was kind
hearted and very capable man. In
him were united ability and goodness
in en- unusual degree. He took keen
interest in matters of State and those
who knew him best spoke most high
ly of his clear vision of problems con-
fronting the people in matters politi-
cal and otherwise. But his most en-
during deeds show forth in the great
record left as warden of the State
prison. He was undoubtedly without
a superior as a prison warden in the
United States His reputation extend
ed to all parts of the country and his
methods we're regarded as model
for many similar institutions. How.
ever as useful as Mr. Haddox was to
the State. the grea'es feeling of per-
sonal loss is among. those who knew
him and loved him as a friend and the
deepest sympathy is expressed for the
wife and family SO Unexpectedly rob.
bed of the head of the household.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-10
NorlcE "a CREDITORS.

70 the creditors Of BENJAMIN NJ.
Simpson. assignor:
Whereas, by a deed of assignment
for the benefit of creditors. dated on
the 14th day of May, 1906, and Of rec.
ord in the office of the Clerk Of the
County Court of Marion county. West
Virginia, in Trust Deed Book. No. 81,
page 1874, Benjamin Nj Simpson. dld
constitute and appoint s. j. Snyder
and NJ. A. Jo1lln trustees to manage.
control and dispose Of his estate fol-
the benefit of said Simpsons creditors
Now. therefore. notice is hereby
given that the accounts of 8. ]. sny.
der and NJ. A. Jolliff, trustees of Ben
iamin NJ. simpsons estate, are before
the undersigned commissioner Of ac-
counts for settlement and I have nxed
upon Thursday, the goth day Of Feb.
fuary, 1908, as the time. and at my
once in the city 81 Fairmont Marion
county West Virginia, a. the place
for Feceiying proof ~ debts and dss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-10
Young Hargis
Unrepentent

JACKSON, KY, Feb. 1o.-Displayiug
the first agonies of remorse since he
committed the deed, his heart softened
by the tears Of forgivIng mother
and with her arms around him, Beech.
er Hargis, murderer of his father,
Judge James Hargis, the noted feud.
list. i;nelt by the coffin Saturday after.
noon just before 1T was carried from
the homestead and wept over the dead
Il didn't mean to kill you, daddy"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-10

lie Eoa5ed. Z oniy wanted 20 scare
sou into treating ne right
up - satufday lnorning the bot
siiii saiien and angrs haa I'll used With
III osih Il Is d ear his tatfe eorpae.
EiIa is9ther pleaded ii van
lont pc nitst at ybliE Door old
mother. wfisi her 1iessage 10 tlie boy:
ri Aliow you didn Il 30 u Dr. Il Come
see your daddy before they put him
away.
Still tie lad kept MP his tnforgi wing
attitude. But his nerve guye way as
the day wore on. and. when his mother
|, isi;ed him in jail and in a broken
.oicc begged her only son to see the
cold clay of the dead husband and
Iather, he went with the old woman,
and kneeling at the casket the tears
came at last. :
God have mercy" he cried aloud.
# killed my daddy. don't care now
what happens to me-"
The mother knelt beside him and
mingled her tears with him. But she
did not reproach the lad. on the con.
trary spe mutely showed her love and
forgiveness by the pressure Of her
withered arm over the patricide's
4houlde.s.
Beec!'er remained at the casket but
a few moments. Then he went to the
outer dooout door. where his guards
waited. His sulllen spirit reasserted
itself then and he positively declined
to attend the funeral.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-10

While at the State capital last week
we heard the name of Warren B. Kit
tie, of Phillppi, spoken of IN a very
complimentary manner as possibility
for political preferment one of these
times. His name has been mentioned
in connection with State supreme
court judgeship, but we hardly think
he expects to enter the race for the
nomination at this time. Mr.. Kittle is
one of the most brilliant young men in
the State as is well known by those
who are best acquainted With him. 1t
will be well to keep an eye on this rls-
ing young attorney when making note
of the coming young men of the State.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-10
Indiana For Taft
pIssENsloN FROM FAIRBANKS IN
REPUBLICAN RANKS IN
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, nd., Feb. 10 Al
though seemingly not ripple Of dis
sension has married the surface of the
Fairbanks presidential campaign in
Indiana, there have come to light in
the last two days developments that
tend to cause still deeper frost to
settle about the form Of the frigid
EIoosier who would be chief executive
of the nation.
Starting with the declaration OF
george AIDE, delegate to the national
convention from the Tenth district.
the disparity in political harmony has
grown until now twenty of the TWEEN
t. fix delegates to the national con-
vention from Indiana have declared
that though Fairbanks is the choice
throug., sentiment, Taft is the logical
candidate for the Republican Presi-
dential nomination.
Courtesy to the native son Is to be
tie cause of complimentary vote in
The convention, but when the deciding
ballot is cast the Indiana delegation
will he. according to present condi-
tons. solid for the globe trotter. The
rumor OF split in the delegation has
reached the ears OF the candidate in
Washington and he is busy drawing
shout him those Republicans at the
national capital who have Influence
and power in Indiana. Several com
rnnnicat!ons to the managers Of his
campaign have come to light, showing
that Fairbanks is in quandary as to
what viii be his best political move.
Tie Republican voters, as whole
throughout the State, accept the can.
didacy CT the vice president as boom
Will. u possible, rather than prob
able chance of naturalization.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-10
fpy Henry ~. Lewis.l

President Powers, of the West Penn
League, has called a meeting for this
afternoon at Pittsburg of represents
tives of clubs that finished in that
league last season to decide on the
future course of action. Tom Hay.
mond will ignore the meeting alto.
gether and 1T is doubtful whether the
scottdale or connellsville represents
tives will be present as they have sent
in petition to Sec. Farrell asking him
to dissolve that organization. The
meeting this afternoon will no doubt
end all talk of opposition to any Of
the towns that formerly were In West
Penn territory from entering the P.
o. NJ. league Lucius Hoge, of Clarks.
burg. will attend the meeting and will
probably pull all wires to further the
dissolution Of the West Penn, SO that
he can make his fight for an independ
ent team in the P. o. M. The combin
ed Fairmont- Clarksburg team are stat
ed for franchise in the p. o. NJ. and
have it cinched. Clarksburg has n,
show for an independent team in that
league. and everything is SO arranged
that the two towns will participate in
a single franchise. Though some
CIarksburg fans would like to see a
single team located there, most Of
them are pulling for hyphenated or.
ganization, as they see 1t is impossl-
BILE that they will receive single fran.
chise. President Guy is very fopti-
mistic over the outlook for the P. O.
NJ. and says that all obstacles and oD
position is being successfully sur.
mounted for a bigger and more har.
monious P. o. M. organization.
Cincinnati Ohio. has holiday as.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-10
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At rules held in the clerks ONCE OF
the Circuit Court on the first Monday
in January, 1908.
George DeBolt VS.. Red Rock Fuel Com.
pany, corporation; Logan NJ. Bull
lit, Ambros s. List, e. Forrest Hart
ley. Arthur A. Fowler. and George
DeBolt, directors Of said corpora
ton; Arthur A. Fowler, executor Of
Ambrose Fowler's estate; Adelaide
N. Brown, Ambrose s. List, in his
own right: Lee L. Malone. Logan
NJ. Bullitt, in his own right; City
Bank of Wheeling, a corporation;
Peoples Bank of West Virginia, a
corporation; Sullivan Machinery
Company, corporation; Gregg Gro
Gerry Company. a corporation; Kane
and Keyser Hardware Company, a
corporation; Tilden B. Drummond,
doing business as T. B. Drummond
and Co., Fairmont steel Company, a
corporation; Westinghouse Electric
and Machine Company, a corpora
ton; Valley Grocery Company, a
corporation; Claude B. Outright, AS
bury P. Russell and George w.
Smith, partners trading under the
firm name of A. P Russell & Co.,
The Commonwealth Title insurance
and Trust Company trrstee, a cor
poration. and Robert Dalzell. trus-
tee.-Tn chancery.
The object of this SUIT Is to restrain
and enjoin the president vice presi-
dent, directors, and. all other officers,
agents and employees Of Red Rock Fuel
Company, from further proceeding or
with the affairs or the
property of said company. or exercis-
ing authority over the same. That
the Commonwealth Title and Insur-
ance Company, trustee, and Robert
Dalzell, trustee. be enjoined from ex.
ercising any of the powers and duties
conferred upon them by deeds Of
trust fully described In the bill filled
in this cause. That all persons. firms
and corporations be enjoined from en-.
tering or prosecuting suits against the
Red Rock Fuel Company; that re-
ceiyer be appointed for Red Rock Fuel
Company to take charge of all the
and to manage the affairs
and business of said company under
the order of this court; that the cause
be referred to commissioner for the
purpose of ascertainlng the indebted.
ness of the said Red Rock Fuel Com
pany to the end that the property OF
said company may be sold.
An AFFIDAVIT having been made and
He'd that Logan M. Bullitt, director,
Logan M. Bullitt in his own right. Sui
ivan Machinery Company corpora
ion, Westinghouse Electric and Ma
chine Company. corporation, are
of the State of West |
Virginia, it is ordered that the said
defendants do appear within one
month from the first publication OF
his order in the clerks Office of our
said court, at rules to be holden there
or and do what is necessary to pro-
.ect their interests.
And 1T is ordered that copy of
this order be published and posted
according to law.
Given under my hand this the 14th
day of January. 1908,
R. B. PARRISH, Clerk.