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PERSONALS
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PERSONAL

Investments. changes of business.
losses and gains. lawsuits. deaths,
all that life holds for you is plainly
written in your hand; 1t Is simply a
question of correct Interpretation.
HIGH CLASS PATRONAGE So
LIGHTED
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DIR. FRANK STEVENS, FOR Is YEARS Az
s2tth s. spring. now room 2oS Security bldg.
S. e. cor Fifth and Spring. Phone Main 2asa
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Rooms and Board

AFTER SEEING OUR BEAUTIFUL CITY OF
Hollywood. If you wish to come here to live
you can find sunny rooms with table board
and good home cooking at $40 a week. 1872
N. Vine street, Hollywood. MRS. A. C..
ANDERSON. Phones: Sunset 2i53; Home
59256.
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FOR RENT-5-RooM MODERN. COMPLETE
ly furnished COTTAGE with 60 laying hens;
close in. ON car line; s25. BAIRD, Elk lSo4'
both phones
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CHURCH OF HUMANITY

Pencil HALL. 227 S. MAIN ST.-GOSPE
meeting. noon and p. m. daily.
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SPLENDID BUSINESS OFFER-si2oo TO
$1,000 Der year conveniently positive for men
and women to manage home sales parlors
for the latest, most attractive and SCIENTIFIC
ally improved dress shoe known for women
and children; u sight selling original fea-
lures; previous experience unnecessary; no
risk Answer today MARVEL SHOE CO..
los Summer street, Boston. Mass.
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WONDERLAND

4sO TO 434 BROADWAY.
The largest indoor amusement emporium IN
the United States. Opens on or before Feb
ruary in the finest shopping district in Los
Angeles. A few concessions are open to
people that understand their business IN
Guiding:
Souvenirs, Ostlch Ieatners
Florist Shooting gallery,
Oriental goods, Cigars
And one or two high class paid attractions
If you want to do business come early. open
SnndaY after l d N.
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WE ARE THE BUSINESS BROKERS THAT
SELL BUSINESS CHANCES LIST HoOh
PLACE TODAY.
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A fine general merchandise store, close IN.
Los Angeies, established for many years
present owner has Doen very successful, VIII
sell teh Atock ana nxtures at invoice, about
S4,aD: owns the puiiaing, winch ne Will sell,
lease OF excnange Ior good close-ln lo-
acre ranch improved.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-12

GROCERY FIXTURES $500 BELOW
VALUE; STOCK AT INVOICE; NO COM
PETITION; LIVING ROOM; RENT so; z
YEARS LEASE, CONE AND SEE ron
YOURSELF; POSTOFriCE STATION 1T, IN
cONNrt.Il,N MORE THAN PAYS RENT;
GOOD BARN AMI slOREROOM; RE-
CELPTS ABOUT S55 DAY, MOSTLY
CASH. PRICE ABBOTT Sll00.
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TO LET-FURNIsHED, 4 ROOMS. s16
rooms, S16 or rooms, $50; rooms So
Keys 1871 e. Adams. Hooper car.
Unfurnished cottages S. St2, Sl4, ST. 81.
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FOR sALE-cIGAR AND TOBACCO BROAD
WAY LOCATION; UP-To-DATE, CLEAN:
FRESH STOCK OF CIGARS; MAHOGANf
FIXTURES; LEASE ALONE WORTH $500:
/ CAN OFFER THIS STAND FOR FEW
DAYS FOR $500; WORTH 5000. THIS IL
A GRAND OPPORTUNITY FOR MN AND
BUSINESS CALL ROOM Sl5 MASON
OPERA HOUSE.
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s55o-Strictly cash grocery and dellcatessen
on South Main street; all counter trade.
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ss5eO-Grocery stofs which has been oper-
atea successfully fol the past l. years
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40 LET-1ss4 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
BOYLE 1871.
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"THY KINGDOM COME"

L. w. Brenneisen of Allegheny, Pa, will de-
liver a discourse on this subject at Mammoth
hall No 5, 81, South Broadway, Sunday,
January IL, at 3 p. M The Good Flight OF
Faith" viii be the subject for the evening
meeting at 1880 o'clock. Brother Brenneisen
is a representative of the Watch Tower
Bible and Tract socity OF Allegheny, Pa All
seats free. No collection.
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s170o-Cash grocery. average go cay
corner, downtown district
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GOOD PAY TO MEN EVERYWHERE TO
tack Signs. distribute circulars, samples, etc;
no eanyassing. UNIVERSAL ADV. CO, Chi
cage
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WANTED = RELIABLE. TRUSTWORTHY,
TRFNCES IN EXCHANGE TO TAKE
HALE INTEREST IN A FINE BROAD
WAY CASH BUSINESS, WHO CAN IN
VEST $3.50 WITH SERVICES. THIS IS
CLEAN, AGREEABLE WORK AND Will
PAY YOU SIPS PER MONTH EXPER ISI,
ENCE NOT NECESSARY, AS OWNER
WILL TEACH YOU THE BUSINESS.
CALL 315 MASON OPERA HOUSE
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-12

For Sale rqa.t. in lots. Vermont Ave-
nue. SQuai tract. at % cents ON the collar Oh
the ptice uaiu / yeaI ago, cheapest lots IN tnal
vtcin1ty. mus ., IL, owner pressed Tor money,
eauiLie SlDu, so; piIcv at 10 cents On the
dollar S75c.s will sell separate. Phune
FTaogl. Mai 2sOs LkAhY AZ SUN. 5I4-4S
SeVeranC, biob.. sixth ana AaIn
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Lunch counter anu restaul ant, best loca-
ton Ia city TO MAKE MONEY. Riehe IN Inc
heart OF tne factory district. rive laree
,n.,n,,fa,,ur,ox ,.stauiIshmsnls to uIawl On;
r.su,;aa meats aisO euod transient uaHe'
rent only go. wei equipped; pilce slSvV.
I.rAa4 q sun, sole agelits.
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LOST AND FOUND

RE,WARD-MRS HOYTS BURGLARY-To
the person furnishing information leading to
the. recovery Of any Of the articles taken
from Mrs. Hoyt's residence, South Pasadena.
December i6, l will pay 10 per cent of the
value of articles recovered. or Will pay 20
per It OF value OF goods recovered TO per-
son delivering same to me Confidential
No questions asked. F. S, HUGHES, 400
az Byrpe bldg, Los Angeles Cal. Agent
for Mrs Hoyt.
LosT-oNE DENT GLOVE. SIZE 5sl. BIMINI
car or Broadway, or West Seventh near
Olive; reward WILLIE DE PARIS, millinery
department.
LOsT-PAcKAGE or NEWSPAPERS AND
magazines 81 reward; no questions asked.
Leave with MR. NEWLIN clerk. Alexandria
hotel,
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FOR EXCHANGE

RICHARDSON. the "swaR Man."
After trying other agents
without success. consult
LEAHY g SON. Sixth and Main sts.
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THE OCCIDENTAL MATRIMONIAL AGEN-
cy-Srictly reliable; no publicity; large and
select list Ladies, l have many sincere
men who earnestly desire the acquaintance
Of reliable working women. 1t costs nothing
to investigate. Call or send &c for inforna-
ton. MINNIE DEAN 412 South Hope St,
Los Angeles
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
TELEPHONES: MAIN 2so5; F4ssi.
LcahyaSOllll.
Leading
Business Brokers

ROol-s 5'4- 3l5 Severance DIas.
Northwest corner sixth and Nam streets
j is Ju' buslIs TO put people in business
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-12

AND ROOM. WITHIN 8
blocks Of Berkeley square. with q Christian
Science Family. Please address M. I. H.
1857 w. Twentieth, or call up phone 90fz
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A GOOD CHANCE FOR A
LIVE MAN

4 GOOD CHANCE FOH a
LIVE MAN
WIN sell ha:' interest in established money
making business to the right man with $3.50
and soma business ability; no night or Sun
day work Particulars room ., 534h s.
BROADWAY.
DO YOU NEED CAPITAL TO EXTEND OR
start business? II so, write me before ar
ranging clsewhere; exceptional facilities for
placing stocks. bonds quickly. EVERETT
DUFF DUP corporation attorney, lie Droit
building. Washington, ID. c.
wANTED-AN ARTESIAN WELL DRILLED
near Vlctorvllle; may be necessary to drlll
1000 feet or more; want small experimental
we'll to start with; practical man can get
plenty Of work If successful. MATT kNUD-
TSON, Victorvlle. Cal.
HE THAT HATH A TRADE HATH AN Es-
tate" -Frankiin
Learn plumbing. piasiering. bricklaytns.
electricity. etc UNION SCHOOL OF
TRADES i2n-l26 Fast Ninth street
si75 BUYS BICYCLE SHOP COMPLETE;
rent. telephones and light free. Call 1910 w.
WASHINGTON ST, Sunday morning only
SEE BROWN" FOR THAT SMALL OR
large job of papering painting Tel. Tenn
pie 217 or E3545. 1910 TEMPLE ST
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WANTED
Help. Male

MANAGER wANTED-AN OHIO CORPORA
tion. manufacturing household necessity. de-
sires California manager. demonstration IN
leading department stores, office furnished;
three years contract; salary S210O and COM
mission: good opening for man Of character
and ability. Address MANAGER, COZ snow
flake building. Toledo, Ohio.
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Come up TO gu. office and see our large LIST
Of bargains in tn restaurant line.
Restaurant men, attention. We nave an
excellent restaurant in q busy little .,wn
near Los Angeles dong good busi nAss;
price about 500
Horse shoe lunch counter, swell n1' ares
nostly factory ana market trade; tina cof-
fee urn good ice box; must be sold at
once; price sev1.
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$3.50 Rooming house. most desirable locality
S1650-A Broadway rooming house. 80 rooms.
S5OOJ-40-r room house on Broadway, two
floors; first floor rented offices; rent 1925,
clears 5000 to $3.50
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TUX EAOHANUE
Rooming house Of 70 rooms; money maker;
price S4lOO; mortgage 1925; viii take lots or
acreage up TO s2iOO.
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we have several good paying feed and fuel
stores, ranging IN price from SSOO to S0OOv.
Pay US vlsIL It's free
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-24
SCOURS EAST TO GET
HIS PICK OF PUPILS
DR.. Landone Wants Twelve Specially
Adaptable Children to Develop
at Academy In East
Hollywood

DIR. Leon Elbert Landone, the well
known head of the Academy Of Applied
Arts and Sciences in East Hollywood
and a man who has undertaken the no
small task of improving the human
species mentally and physically through
the application of advanced scientific
methods, is now in Chicago, where he
is engaged in selecting twelve children
Of special mental and physical gifts to
be trained in his new institute.
DR.. Landone claims that it is possible
to make anything of a child, good, bad
or Indifferent. His methods are not to
stimulate and produce temporary
change or improvement, but to change
permanently tissue and nerve centers.
The local scientist claims that only
a small number of our brain centers are
actually developed and used, and that
with proper training the dormant or In
active centers can be brought into
activity which will result in the de-
velopment of a more perfect set of men
and women, with all their faculties
fully matured and under control.
DR.. Landone purchased last summer
for 100000 the magnificent Hoegee es-
tate in Hollywood and has established
his institute there. He is now travel
ing in the east for the purpose Of select
ing specially adapted pupils for train
ing under his new methods.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-24
MONK AND. MEPHISTO
FIGHT FOR NORDICA:
CHURCH PREVAILS
SINGER RECORDS OUTCOME IN
GAMUT CLUB GUEST BOOK
Distinguished Visitors at Christmas
"Jinks" of Local Musical organi-
zation-Christma Tree
for Members

Nine. Lillian Nordica was among the
guests at the Christmas links" of the
Gamut club at 1914 South Hope street
last evening, and like the others was
the object of a struggle between Me-
phisto and the monk on entering. She
recorded the outcome happily in the
guest book: 1.-THE devil seized me,
charming imp, but the church pre-
vailed" The entrance of the guests
into the dark hall with the combat for
each between the cowled monk and the
grinning Mephisto gave a hilarious
sendoff to one of the most joyous out
bursts in the history of the club. The
festivities lasted until far into the
morning, the entertainment being con-
cluded with feasting and dancing.
A delightful program was given, in
Guiding a pleasant reversal of form In
a scene from 1.-THE Toymaker," in
which the chorus people took the part
of the principals and the leads were
taken by members of the chorus. Olga
Osborne appeared as the doll, Emil
Tuscke as Johannes Guggenheimer,
Leonard Bowes as Count Ballenberg,
Don Seaton as Frederic, F. w. Hara-
han as Herr Schwarzenbach and Vina
MacNeal as Frau Guggenheimer. Fer
ris Hartman and Walter DeLeon had
a dispute as to which should appear in
the "supe" part of the recorder anu
settled it by both appearing and chant
ing the two lines together.
Nine Nordica attended with two sis
tiers, Mrs Walker of New York and
Mrs. Costello of Los Angeles. Musi-
cal numbers were interspersed among
the features of the program, including
several selections by the Morpheus
club. Miss Showers, piano soloist, and
her accompanist, Andre Benoit, were
among the entertainers. Herr Ignac
Edourd Harold of Vienna gave several
violin solos.
The Christmas tree ceremony, at
which gifts were given to different
members of the club and the guests,
afforded an outlet for much bottled7up
effervescence. Nine. Nordica was given
a beautiful replica of her lost Pomera-
nian, "Billy Burke" done in white wool
and sawdust. All the gifts appropriate
ly burlesqued some characteristic Of
the recipient.
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Defends CLIENTS ON
LAW He HELPED TO
MAKE FOR PSYCHICS
Attorney Who Assisted in Drawing
Ordinance Is Called in to Act
as Counsel for Alleged
VioIators

To assist in drafting city ordinance
regulating the advertising of psychics,
palmists, cIairvoyants and others who
gain their livelihood by claiming to
foretell the future and then to have to
defend clients who are alleged to have
violated that law is the situation that
confronts Attorney Earl Rogers.
A short time ago the city council de-
cided TO pass an ordinance prohibiting
mediums and other classes of fortune
tellers from advertising. A number of
the leading clairvoyants retained Attor-
ney Rogers to look after their interests.
After a consultation with the city at
torney an ordinance was drawn which
was satisfactory both to the city and
to the clients of the attorney and pre-
sented to the city council. The or
dinance became a law, and the first
arrests made under it's provisions are
those Of the persons who had retained
the attorney.
Four defendants were arraigned in
police court yesterday afternoon on
charges Of illegal advertising. c. l. Alt
house, 3051s South Spring street, pleaded
guilty and was fined $50; w. e. King,
247 South Hill street, and Milburn, 24S
West Sixth street, gave bond in the
sum of $50 each for their appearance to
plead today; Mrs. NJ. Mason, 1922 South
Spring street, was released under bonds
of $25 and will plead to the charge
today.
Three women fortune tellers, charged
with practicing without licenses, were
arraigned in police court and released
under bonds of $25 for their appear
ance to plead. They are Mrs. Nettie
Snyder, 4131a West Seventh street, Mrs.
]. Wesley, 3311s South Spring street,
and Miss Mary e. Humphrey, 1869
South Hill street.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-24
1000 PACKAGES ARE
DELIVERED EACH DAY
Officials of Express Company Say 1t
Would Take Thirty to Forty
Cars to Handle Weeks
Receipts

A trainload Of express cars, number
ing from thirty to forty, would be re-
quired to transport the express pack
ages that have arrived in Los Angeles
during the present week, according to
statements made by officials of the
Wells-Fargo Express company in this
city More than 1000 packages have
been delivered on an average every day
of the week. and this number is ex-
pected to be largely increased by to-
days receipts.
The number of men employed espe-
cially for the delivery of these pack
ages is double that required a year
ago more than 400 men being engaged
exclusively in this work. while more
than 100 wagons have been required to
keep this abnormal business in hand
and to prevent hopeless congestion.
The total value of the goods received,
as near as can be estimated, is more
than quarters of million, and
fully this valuation can be placed on
the shipments that have been sent out
of Los Angeles this Christmas season.
Despite this wholly unparalleled vol
ume Of business express company Of
ficials say they have moved these thou
sands of packages with the same rapid
ity as they have been received, so that
nothing is piled in any warehouses, and
it is expected practically every package
received in Los Angeles today or this
evening will be delivered before the
sun goes down Christmas day. Bust
ness both outgoing and incoming yes
terday afternoon and evening was al
most entirely of a local character, indi-
eating that long-haul shipments We're
all in and the greatest rush probably
ended.
That there will be ample turkeys to
GO around is indicated by the fact that
IS, 900 pounds of these delectable fowls,
dressed and packed. have been received
In Los Angeles from Kansas points
during the past week.
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Important
Eucalyptus
Lecture

Everyone interested in the subject OF
Eucalyptus Mahogany planting in Cal
ifornia is invited to the special after
noon and evening meeting to be held at
2 o'clock and o'clock p. m. today IN
the Home Extension hall on the ground
floor of the Chamber of Commerce
building, Broadway between First and
Second streets.
complete stereopticon lecture on
the history and development of this
wonderful hardwood industry in Cali
fornia will be given and matters Of
great Importance to planters VIII De
discussed by able speakers.
A feature of Importance to those not
familiar with all the facts about the
quick growth of this hardwood in Cali
fornia win be the exhibition of COM
plete tree fully 81 feet long, which at
tanned this height in four and a half
years in a grove near Santa Ana. The
meetings will begin promptly at the
hours stated and the admission is with
out cost.
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APPOINT POLICE CHIEF TO
SUCCEED WILLIAM Buggy
Sergt. Jesse. Cook, with BreVet Rank
of Captain, Acting Property
Clerk, Is Promoted by
Commissioners

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 2S.-Ser-
geant Jesse Cook, who for more than a
year has been property clerk in the
police department with the brevet rank
of captain, was tonight appointed chief
of police by the board of police COM
missioners to succeed the late Chief
W. J. Buggy, who was drowned on the
night of November q while crossing
the bay in the police launch Patrol.
Cook has been on the police force of
this city since February is, 1889, and
is regarded as one Of the most efficient
officers in the department.
For number of years he had charge
of special squad on duty in the Chi
nese quarter of this city.
Cook was formerly connected with
the police department of San Diego.
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YOUNG WOMAN SEES
BURGLAR AT WORK
Mrs. May Quick TestIfies How Robber
Used "Jimmy" on Rear Window
of Pawnshop Early In
Morning

Mrs. May Quick, pretty young
woman living at Hotel Rosslyn, told a
graphic story in Police Justice Roses
court yesterday of how she watched a
burglar at work "jimmying" a rear
window to a pawnshop ON South Main
street several nights ago. She was one
of the main witnesses for the prosecu-
ton in the case against Charles Dorm,
charged with burglary.
II was awakened by a scratching
sound" said Miss Quick. 81 arose and
went to my window and looked out. 1t
was a clear night and the moon was
shining brightly. l glanced down in
the yard and saw a man working at
the bars of a window. l returned to
my room, looked at my watch and
found it was $40 o'clock. then went
to the window and saw him still ut
work. did not think he was burglar,
but watched him for few minutes,
then went into the room again. Then
I began to think that something was
wrong and decided to lool. again. This
time the man had disappeared. Finally
1 saw him coming out the rear door.
teIephoned the hotel clerk, then went
to the window.
81 was in time to see the man run
away from the door and climb over a
fence. 1 heard some one command him
to stop and two men appeared and took
him away"
Charles LESSEE and Harold Nelson,
special officers, employed by the Amer
lean District Telegraph, testified 70
capturing Dorm in the alley between
Fourth and Fifth and Spring and Main
streets. They stated he had a brace
and bit in his hand when they caught
him.
A Jimmy" a pair of overalls and
the brace and bit were introduced in
evidence.
Proprietors of the pawnshop testified
that they had missed nothing from the
store.
After hearing the testimony Justice
Rose held Dorm to answer in the su-
perior court in bonds of $500.
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onens ks CIuhrooms

The German-American Republican
club opened with an informal smoker
its permanent quarters in the Coulter
building. The club has taken leases on
rooms 1920 and furnished them for
club purposes. Two hundred guests Of
the club were present last night and
the officers We're heartily congratulated
on the progress of the organization,
The officers for the year are Charles
MINER, president, and Carl Schools,
secretary.
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Mot .er sIaxs Her Child

CHICAGO, Dec. 2S-While helping
her mother decorate a Christmas tree
tonight Pearl Locke 3 years old,
picked up an old revolver and said
to her mother, Mrs Earl Locke, "Shoot
me, mamma" The mother, unaware
that the revolver was loaded, pulled
the trigger and shot the child through
the heart, killing her instantly The
revolver had been in the house for six
months and only one chamber was
L. LII
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-24

SANTA ROSA, Dec. 23.--Albert Sill
yer. aged 16, and Frank Spencer, a lad
about the same age, are believed TO
have been swept out to sea from
Bodega bay last night while hunting
and lost. They started to row across
the narrow entrance of the bay, where
the tide runs strong, and have not
been seen since.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-24
Accidentally Is Shot

REDLANDS, Dec. 2S-Robert beware late
Tuesday evening, at his horne on High street.
was shot accidentally by revolver he was
examining, the bullet striking him on the
head and infiictlng slight scalp wound.
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NOTTcE no DEPOsITORs

The depositors Of the Consolidated Bank
of Los Angeles Will hold a meeting at the
office Of Judge 70. l. Thompson, 400 Cham
her OF Commerce building. Los Angeles. or
SATURDAY. December g. 1903. at $3.50 o'clock
D. M No depositor should be absent.
COM.