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FOR RENT-ALLAN f..
330 c NV. lSr. 2h $75. 90
1870 @ NV. Or. b. 80. o.
l45a Belm't, Or. b.$0.M
1902 + NV, 9r, h. &c. 90
63 n Y nv. 7r. b. 30. SO
LaEgdon. llr.. 90
134l W NV. stable, -
Rear 1904 Park I'd, stal
MO 40 Err fh -
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WALKER. 1A12 q ST,

w AIN En-. tHZ u ST.
APARTMENTS.
No 1.-The Leta. or. b4O. 90
S01c Q NV. Or. d. %. M
20s0 Decatur. 5r. h. *. 20
2O2S Decatur. Eel Is. SO
No Is. The Princeton.
4r. b. $50
~ T ne. Or. b. "a. "a .W
stalls. 100. 90
!e and 3 rooms. 40. 90
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WI. II. SAUNDERS & CO.. 1407 F St NV.
II 18th NV, 17r. 1898 Camb Pill b. Is. so
b commune. .&125.00 1871 G NV. Orb. .3S 60
,s Spring I'd, Sr.b. TAT Park I'd .6r.b. .35. bD
table. $500 1928 10th NV. Or b. 80. 50
Is LIANT NV Or. b ~. 30 5000 18th. 6r. b.
@ Sth nv. Sr. b. $3.50 hot water heat 40 50
"a Belt nv 81. b 80 PA Ky av Sc 81. b. q 50
Il = NV 40 so 1853 Fla av 7r. b. p so
y 9th nv. 7r. BIZ so 1912 G ne. Or, b. .25. 50
FLATS.
Is 18th nv Or. b p so 1908 NV Or, b. rs. 90
18th nc Or. b. % 30 25G3 18th nv Or b. rs 50
Fl, a,,srbI5 80 1927 1922 18th. sr. .2o.so
'5ls sc. 4r, b.. 1000 1897 L Sc. II. b.. 800
COLORED.
:sth nv. n b T. 50 s251s 18th nv. .nls. so
SUBURBAN.
lehurst. D. G.. 7r. and b.. INV. H.. go. $3.50
koma Park. sr. and b. large grounds. 5000
STORES.
\ 18th NV. store tore ~ Nv cor 18th and :.
N .lS.5O
STABLE.
ar 20 Pierce NV; water: stalls. 90
,yl8-3t
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For full list Of small houses and OATS apply &C
office mvfR.d eS,,
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MEDICAL.
DIR. FISK ELGHN.

Expert In treatment OF private diseases. chronic
and acute. Both sexes. Consultations connden.
tial. Medicine Furnished. Prices moderate. IIourA
to I. , to .. 1888 Pa. ave-: phone II. iSle
nyc-3Ot'6
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NW.s17 22d. sr.. 500. J0i Sw 3sl 18th T.: IA "a
NV. 1874 4th, store20. 80 Sw .6cl c. Or Is 40
NV. 400 O(haln2n iris. DOL Sw GO c. ar II "a
NV. 2Ala K shop. 10. col SE. l2c F. 6r b. - ~
W.3i0 Soap. LOT b30. so SE.li04 9th. Or. II SO
law .945 @. Sr. b. ESQ SE.929 Ga Az. Or. IL 50
SW .925 Md av Or. b. s.40i
FLATS.
Nw.5e0 10th. I rooms. bath. ..............25.0o
Vincetta. 1877 Nd: ye;aw- 4r. and b.. 1850
OFFICES
Central bullying, oe!ces 4es La ~. od'ees.
Call at ONCE for Information regarding alley
properties stables. etc. have for rent.
For further Information apply at ONCE.
my2-tf !. W. PILLING 1919 r ct. NV.
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APARTMENTS.
The Glendower. Fl 9Th ne. 5r.. h.,
The Newton. eth and f me-. Dr.. b.,
5000 to $a5 90
The Gnlcord. $40 East Cap. 5r. b. $50 SO
Sos. so to $40 40
The Roosevelt. 1ll6 ne. Or. h. ... $2o so
y1g Sd ne. 3r.. b.. heat and gas. ...... $40 90
1924 Ia. ave. Sc. 5r., b................ $50 90
4th and East Cap. Ar, b. SIS OO
my1R-sa TN tn Z
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"R RENT. q. WEE
HOUSES.
$50 r Cap, 1Or. b.
stable $@.96
1000 Ia av go. 12r. b1. 90
116 9th Sc. Tor. b.S.0
IL Sd ne. l2r. h. 1850
y Sth Sc. Sr, b. 81. 70
1917 N se. Or. b. sto. 10. 90
121 9th ne. Sr, b. $50
1929 so av Sc .sr. b. $3.50
s2l 7th Sc. gr, b. 1880
1895 - So. 6r. b. 1850
01 18th Sc. Or. b. 1880
1872 H'kman Sc. 6r.bl7.5O
215 18th Sc. 6r. b. 1850
753 10th Be. Sr. b. 1880
1873 Il Sc, 4f. g. 90
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room semidetached brick house In excellen,
condition: southern exposure; $3.50. Apply
to OWNER. 1924 Harvard st. NV. my16-2t
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

ALL CASES ALI. COURTS AND DEPART.
ments: corporations organized. all states: col
lections and litigation everywhere. by Expert
bonded attorneys: confidential. U. s. LEGAL
CORP. BOT Bond building. my:-tf,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-16

TO LET-BY THE r. Fl. SMITH COMPANY.
z. O. SMITH Tres. LEE d. LATlMER v. Pres
l40S NEW YORK AVE.
l7l3 St. overlooking " II. ave, hand
some house. i2r. and M 5000
1915 Calvert at. IL rooms. baths. hne
finish. large lawn. extra fine front porch $65 m
1870 Calvert St. llr and 2b.. steam heat. 50 50
1918 18Th st. NV. Tor. and b.. furnace. 30. no
1878 Riggs pl. lor and bath ....,...... SO. 80
1880 II NV. l2r. b.. so DOL al8 Az. IT. b.. 81 50
aol7 NV. l2r. h..4..00 500 10th ne. Or. b. 20. 20
1925 9th NV Or. % 600 Irving 6r. b. 20. 20
go n ne. Sr. b.. .25.oO Tla gath NV. 81. h .I6 80
TO DESIRABLE cOI.oRED TENANT
1900 Sd st. NV. delightful apartments Of
Il, rooms and bath each. overlooking lie Droit
Park Circle. every convenience, steam heat
taHitor. etc. $50. $32 so and $35
:cil 81. NV. rooms and hath. 80 90
3Ol3 18th 1t. NV. very desirable Broom and
bath apartment on Cd floor, porch and separate
yard. hot-water heat, SIS.
my162t
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FOR RFNT-
LOCATION FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
IL fine rooms and tile bath: perfect
order; near two car lines.
REDUCED.
SEE y. l.. SALISBURY, 1921 18th st. NV.
FOR RENT
ONLY LEFT
From a OF beautiful To-
and 2-bath houses
WASHINGTON HGTS.
&SS
SEE y. l.. SALISBURY. 1921 18th st. NV.
FOR RENT
10 ROOMS. NEAR CIRCLE. S36.
Good order: convenient: near cars.
opportunity.
SEE \. l.. SASSRURY. 1921 18th 1t. NV.
FOR RENT PASS 18TH ST. NV: A MODERN
attractive home: 10 rooms: list floor kitchen
furnace heat. Reduced to &40.5O
HARRY A. WAGSTAFF, 9O4 18th st. NV.
my16-2t
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FOR KENT
I'LL r NV. Tor, 2h. $50. so
1918 Riggs NV. Tor.
h-w heat. 81. so
1910 Riggs NV. Tor.
b az. 81
9S X NV, Tor. b. $500
221 F ne. Ir. b. ..27.:o
800 & Sc, 11r. b. $3.50
3o1 18th Sc. Or. b. 1000
myl6-3t JOHN SCRIN
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FOR RENT
1870 9th NV. 1877. ISL az
CO., n NV. Sr. 30. 81
1711l3 Sth NV. TT. 30
104 Corcoran, Ivy
City, Or. .i2.0C
336 Bland alley NV.
Ar. sc
1852 Kramer ne.
Of. 30
Sl4 Sd Sc. 5r. .9.5t
1I2 holland alley sw.
Or. .S.W
1876 LIST sw. n. S.J
l3l Central av, Ivy
City. :ir. 7.N
1919 Q nv, 12r. 30. &C
~ n n
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SHOW CASES AND STORE FIyTrRES
JOHN c. SHERER. JR.. MFG. CO..
de4-tf Baltimore.
ron SALE GOOD QUALITY OPAQUE SHADES.
fitted to your windows only 35c: the best quail
ity oil Opaque shades. Coo. hung free. We call
with samples. KLEEBLATT'S. nth 4 SITS
ne apo2- If
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s2l nth Sc. tir. b. 20. 90
GA l. ne. Or. h. 20. on
314ls G SC. Or. b. .17.1
IFS 4th se. 6r. w.12.5O
1915 LIST sc. Or. w.12.m
Sns G. ne. Sr. w...lO.5O
1855 Ga av Sc. 6r.
W REORGANIZATION
ENER. 319 Al st. NV,
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FOR LENT
i4ll Hopkins pl.. Q rooms and bath. :. SIS 90
BOZ 10th Ut. s.W.. 8 rooms and bath. 49,. IS 90
I'LL st. ne. rooms and bath. ..... 2. sc
STORE.
oOS N. 7. ave. NV. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 900
STABLE.
Rear 412 ct. W Observation-Disclosures. 1000
ap27-tf WEAVER BROS, 1916 1t. NV.
FOR RENT-1i8 9Th ST. Sc: 10 ROOMS
and bath: hot water heat: stable II desired
between two lines NJ cars: house reduced to
$40 per month Apply go at. NV. ap29-n
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OIb = NV" Tedrb 1oUU
sn1E Az "a ssF s1 rsciri1irs ron rim c no
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
The above is only a partial list Of the proper
ties In our charge, but we will be glad to fur.
nish complete bulletins on application at this
ONCE.
THOS. J. FISHER 4 CO.. Inc,
1873 18th Ut. NV.
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FOR RENT-1s2a 9TH ST Nv CALI. AT
once for keys TO inspect that attractive q
room and bath baywindow brick: reasonable
rent.
A. r. FOX CO.. established 1875
The Realty Corner 14th at ~. Y. ave.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-27
APRlL'S BIG FLOWER SHOW
WILL FURNISH SURPRISES
FLORISTS VlEING IN GETTING UP
RARE DISPLAYS
Advertising Committee Wants to Cor
ner the Idea Market and Asks
for Suggestions to Boom
Exhibit

Week by week preparations for the
big flower show beginning April are
being put through by the various COM
mittees and this week the place of the
show will be announced.
Two big amusement halls are in
view, both accessible to many street
car lines and capable of accommodate
ing the thousands who are expected to
throng the show daily.
The big floral display will last a
week and will be the most pretentious
indoor show ever attempted in Califor-
MO, 1t is promised.
All the leading florists are forcing
rare plants, culling the best examples
of standard gIowths and introducing
freaks and novelties, so that all tastes
may be pleased.
Exhibits of some of the exhibitors
will be so pretentious as to be veritable
dover shows in themselves.
A novel design is in preparation
which is calculated to arouse the won
derment and patriotism of all who at
tend. AS the show is so near the time
set for the arrival of the battleship
fleet, some surprises will doubtless be
in order.
The advertising committee, consist
ing of George Hand, DR.. A. d. Hough-
ton and Fred Gates, are looking for
ideas and surprises and have invited
all interested to send suggestions to
heaquarters at Chairman Hands office
in the Citizens Bank building,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-27
LITTLE HONG TOE AGAIN
IN THE JUVENILE COURT
Chinese Baby and Mother Brought
Before Judge Wilbur-Parents
Made to Furnish Bond
for Future

Little Hong Toe. the Chinese baby
whose gleeful laughter has been heard
so frequently in the juvenile court OF
late, was again before Judge Wilbur
Saturday unconscious as ever of the
furry and worry which has been made
over her future.
Not so with the little Acknowledged
woman, the child's mother, who sat
disturbed and apprehensive while a dis
cussion which she could not understand
was carried on between the lawyers
and the court.
1t all came to an end when the at
torneys for the parents were told to
prepare bond which would guarantee
from the jurisdiction of the court and
be given proper treatment. When this
is done the little one will be assured
she may remain in the custody of her
parents.
Hong Toe and Lu Gum, Chinese chill
dren, last fall were placed under the
watchful eyes of the probation officers,
it being claimed that their parents were
not raising the children properly. On
December "a Lu Gum departed with her
father for San Francisco, silently and
unmindful of the wishes of those who
were legally appointed to care for her
Interests.
Before the probation officers could act
the two We're on their way to the
fiowery kingdom, and it was this fact
that aroused the fears of the probation
officers and again brought Hong Toe
and her mother into court.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-27
TO PUSH WORKHOUSE
AND ROAD SCHEMES
CITY CoUNcILMEN WILL HAVE
BUSY DAY
Proposed Expenditures Will Put Idle
Men to Work and Reduce
Congestion at City
Jail

Todays session of the city council
will be of special moment to the unem-
ployed. as legislative steps will be
taken to inausurate public work which
will keep several hundred men busy
FOR a few weeAs at least.
The plan is, first, to make a roadway
from Elysian to Griffith park.
These splendid pleasure places are
close together geographically, but a
series of hills and lack of roads at
their nearest Joints have forced thou
sands of visitors annually to go miles
roundabout to reach them.
Tourists from all over the world visit
these parks, but Southern Californians
are prone to neglect them because of
their inaccesibIlity in certain sections.
The expenditure of perhaps 100000 to
100000 out of the joint county and city
road and maintenance funds will re-
suit in much public good and help the
men seeking work.
The question of ordering a stockade
huilt for workhouse prisoners who are
now cramped nightly in the crowded
quarters of the city Jail will also be re-
opened. Enough votes have been prom
ised Mayor Harper to carry out the
scheme which is being demanded by
many organizations and individuals.
CndlrIndH "A. d w dldCS VI INC III
ance committee will probably make a
final demand on Boyle Heights to re-
turn $40, 900, or one-half of the sewer
moneys voted to the Ninth ward dur
ing his absence in the east, explaining
that this appropriation was largely re-
cponsible for his opposition to the
workhorse scheme during the present
fiscal year.
Various hearings are scheduled to-
day. but IL debate is prolonged on any
Of them an extra session will be neces-
sary during the week to handle the ac-
cnmulated business.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-27
TOGiAVSS GOiRpIE14.LE AR 4 IR2T J IS
SAYS CENT SHOPS
NyURE BUSINESS
High Priced Hirsute Harvester Be-
means Booming Business Of Cheap
Shops ard Expresses opin-
ion of EN-

"These cheap shops are binding the
public" he continued "They ask you
to wait minute on your way down
town, and they'll throw In a shave, a
hair cut, egg shampoo and shine, with
occasionally face massage, just to get
dime out of you. That's what breaks
the rest of us who want you to do
something for the good of the order in
the way of a payroll A real good man
in the barber business costs the pro-
prietor of shop anywhere from s1s to
$22 week. Now, you can't pass
shaVes over the doormat at 10 cents
per and grow fat at it,
But the public sees the sign of the
cheap shop and stampedes it.; and
every time barber yells next there's
mixup on the line.
"Those shops destroy a mans face
for a dime. Their cheap help-the man
who runs EN- can't afford any but APP
prenticeS-have to do their best to stear
clear of Jugular veins and then they
tear holes in your ears.
Those shops may make enough to
get along-but their help doesn't, for
such proprietors can't afford to pay
living wages"
BARRIERS in Los Angeles are particu-
larly worried at this season over what
they claim to be a lack of profits in
their business. They say the cheap
shaver, the DeliIah 10-cent hirsute har-
vester, is responsible for their troubles
And the Cheap John" shop thrives
while the vail of the regulation 15-cent
tonsorial artist rises heavenward as the
scent of the gas works on a summer S
day-or the odor of the city Jail.
TITS awful, this problem confronting
US fellows who are trying to keep up
the reputation of the craft" said one OF
the higher priced BARRIERS yesterday as
he tossed the comb airily over the one
lone and lonely remaining lock of a
shiny-pated patron who wouldn't know
what to do with a shampoo If he had it.
whats awful?' queried the patient,
restlessly glaring in the glass at the
devastated desert of his Uranium.
why, these cheap Shops" replied the
artist, as he took sort of pool table
shot with his comb at the patrons top
knot.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-27
HEARD AROUND
HOTEL CORRIDORS


W. M. Murphy of st. Louis is at the
Hayward.
A. w. sanborn and wife are at the
Angelus.
Edwin S. Harry Of New York is at the
Hayward.
B. G. Kraus of New York is stopping
at the Angelus.
e. D. Willard of Des Moines is regis
tered at the Hayward
It. L. DuBray of Lansing, Mich, is
guest at the Angelus.
w. H. Sage of Terre Haute is regis
tered at the Angelus.
]. A. Clarkson of Kansas City is
guest at the Hayward.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Webb are
stopping at the Angelus.
D. Fierdman and wife of Clarinda,
Iowa, are guests at the Hayward.
J. C. McClintock and daughter Of
Topeka, Kas., are at the Hayward.
E. j. Finn of Albany, N. Y, and J.
NJ. Scott of Winnipeg are at the An
gelus.
Among those at the Van Mugs are ].
w. Keith, Rhyolite; George w. Hill.
Mrs. C. H Lewis, Mrs. Herbert H.
White, Miss Mary B. Lewis and Her
bert H. White, Boston; A. w. Hinger.
Philadelphia.
Among those registering at the Hol-
lenbeck yesterday were w. T. Newman,
Columbus, Ga; r. T. Kleckner, CHI
cago; John Thelen, G. r. Thelen and
Cath Thelan, Alton, Iowa; w. A. Milto,
Goldfield; John H. Shotwell, Richmond,
Va; o. b. Henderson, Cleveland o.
Those arriving at the Westminstear
We're r. Gordon and wife, Chicago; Mr..
and Mrs. G. Jelm, Stoughton, Wis; G.
N. Illingworth, England; Charles w.
Sinclair New York; e. C. Werner, wife
and daughter, Chicago; A. w. Johnson
and wife, New York; Edwin L. Cole,
Passaic, New Jersey.
Among those arriving at the Lanker-
shin were Chas s. Wilkes and daugh-
ter, Goldf1eld; William J. Cowan, Louis
vile, KY; c. H. Denton and wife, Dem
yer, Colo. Mrs. James A. Miner. Salt
Lake; Mrs. Louise Keeler New York;
D. Johnson, Forest, Ont; Mrs. w. D.
J. Sparks and maids, Carlyle, Ill.
Among those registering at the Alex
andria were II. G. Cannon and wife,
Cleveland, o.; J. L. Cadogan, Rhyolite;
Leo F. Wormser. Chicago; o. F. Sam
uelson, Chicago; Mrs. ID. Keith and son,
Salt Lake; Alexander j. Waldman,
New York; Pope Yeatman, PhiIadel-
phia; A. P. Richardson, Salem, Mass;
Harold A. Howard, Chicago; 7. A. Cos
griff, Salt Lake; Stanley Sharp, New
York.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-27
THINK TALES OF WAR
CAUSED BOY TO LEAVE
No Trace of San 5ernardino Youth
Found by Officers Detailed to
Search for Him-WlII
Arrest Companion

frankie Harrison, the San Bernar-
dino choir boy. who is supposed to
have ran away with Dan WEIGH,
former soldier and cowboy with whom
the lad became acquainted a short
time ago, has not yet been found.
The lads environments at San Ber-
nardino wers pleasant, and up to the
time he met WEIGH he was contented.
WEIGH had store of tales of the des-
ert, war and of the sea, and the lad
would sit for hours listening to stories
OF adventure.
If the pair are apprehended, Welch
will be arrested on a charge of kid
naping. as it is supposed the adven-
turer fired the boys imagination for
the purpose OF causing him to leave
home. His object for taking the boy
with hin. is, as yet, unknown.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-27
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLES
UNION TO HOLD RALLY

The Baptist Young Peoples union of
Los Angeles will hold rally at Berean
hall, Temple Baptist church, AUD
itorium building, Friday night at 1880
o'clock. This will be under the aus
pieces of the Los Angeles Baptist City
Mission society.
Among the speakers will be Attorney
Mattison B. Jones, president of the City
Mission society; Rev E. H. Emmett OF
the Los Angeles Y. M. c. A. and Revs-
W. ri. Walker, jr., A. S. Phelps, ]. @
A. Henry, F. W. Reynolds and Z; q
Pierce. Refreshments VIII be served py
the Young people of Temple Baptist
church after the program.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-27
THINK BOY IS ON WAY
TO HIS PARENTS HOME
Lad Answering Description of Missing
Anaheim Student Seen Trying
to Board a Boat at
San Pedro

Peter Gerhard, the 13-year-old grand
son of Mrs. ]. H. Bacon, living at
Twenty-second and San Pedro street. Is
missing from the St. Catherine school
at Anaheitn, and the police have been
asked to assist in locating him.
Two months ago arrangements were
made and the lad was entered in the
school. He was not satisfied there and
was frequently heard to say ne was
going to run away and go to his pa
rents, who live in San Francisco. No
attention was paid these remarks, the
teachers thinking them idle talk.
Last Thursday he was missed from
the institution and search was made,
but no trace of the missing boy could
be found.
A lad answering his description was
seen at San Pedro several days ago,
and it is thought the boy is trying to
make his way by boat TO San Francisco.
When last seen young Gerhard wore
a blue suit with a Norfolk cut Jacket.
He has rosy cheeks, fair complexion,
brown hair and blue eyes. He weighs
100 pounds and is five feet in height.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-27
WOMAN HAS A NARROW
ESCAPE FROM EXPLOSION
Blazing Oil Falls All About Her When
Gasoline Stove Bursts Into
Flames - Fire Does
Some Damage

Mrs. F. J. Deyfus, living at 1911 Scott
street, had a narrow escape from seri-
Gus injury yesterday shortly after
O'Clock, when a gasoline stove exploded
at her home
Blazing oil was scattered around the
room, but fortunately none of the fire
struck Mrs. Deyfus. She rushed from
the room and escaped the flames.
An alarm was turned in and engine
No. 20 responded. Owing to the muddy
condition of the street four horses were
required to pull the truck up the hill.
The flames were extinguished before
the fire had gained much Roadway.
The total loss will amount to about
500.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-27
WELL KNOWN COMPOSER
VISITS CITY WITH WIFE

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Prixley are
quests at the Hotel Alexandria. Mr..
Pixley is the composer of 1.-THE Prince
Of Pilsen.'
He will remain in Los Angeles for
some time. Mr.. and Mrs. Prixley re-
Gently returned from an extended stay
at Arrowhead Springs.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-27

the foremost leaders is Don Vasco de
Gomez. Alonzo, the son of Gomez, is
a personal enemy of Pelagius, and al
though highly ambitious. the young
man is persuaded to abandon his father,
his country and his faith, and as a
reward he is made prince by Tarik
leader and man of fierce and wild
nature.
In the course of war Don Vasco and
his followers fall into the hands of
Tarik, who commands Alonzo to win
his father to the Moslem faith, assur-
ing him that unless he succeeds his
father must die.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-27

Alonzo tries, but his father repels
him and pronounces on him curse
beneath which the son loses his reason.
Don Vasco and his men escape from
the Moors and return to their own
camp, where they find Alonzo, who has
been wandering around demented. I'm
der his fathers care and prayer he re-
turns to reason, and upon the cry, ITO
arms!" snatches his fathers sword and
rushes into the battle and defeats the
enemy, but is mortally wounded, pay
ing with his life for his former treason.
All through these tragic events there
is a strain of comedy, and the pictur-