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Evening journal., 1908-05-05
Mr.. HOFF SAYS
MEN LEAVE UNION
Organizer Fitzgerald Says the
Charter Has Not Been
Surrendered
STATEMENTS ABOUT
THE SITUATION

According to a statement made by
Superintendent Hon. the motormen
and trolleymen Of the Wilmington City
Railway Company. who had organized
under the direction OF Dennis s. Fitz-
gerald. Of the Amalgamated Assocla-
ton OF Street Car and Electric Rail-
way Employees. have been prevailed
upon by Superintendent Hon to
withdraw from the union and to
resume their work at the present wage
scale. with the possibility. that It may
be advanced TO the old IS 1-2 cents an
hour scale under better Industrial con-
dltlons.
Mr. Hon gave the following state
ment last night;
Il am authorized and requested by
the nineteen employees OF the Whining
ton CITY Railway Company who at
tended the meeting last night to state
that after careful consideration they
have decided to give up the union for
ever and viii stand BY the company
and continue In its employ"
The misunderstanding between Presi-
dent r. ]. Maclean, Of the Board OF
Trade. and Mr.. Fitzgerald. which
caused the latter TO declare that the
Board Of Trade was tying to dodge
him. Is explained by Mr.. MacIean by
the fact that Mr.. Fitzgerald and his
committee of trolleymen were too late.
the meeting having been supposed TO
take place at o'clock and the trolley
men not appearing at the Board OF
Trade rooms until 1.s0 o'clock.
President Maclean's Statement.
The purpose Of the meeting was to
have a COMMITTEES OF the trolleynen
and a COMMITTEES OF the board OF direc-
tors OF the Board OF Trade confer as
to the demands which the former were
/ TO have made on the trolley company.
Mr.. Maciean yesterday explained the
situation:
"John M. Dorney called me on the
telephone about $50 o'clock this morn
ing. stating that several OF his assoc
ciates would be IN court about o'clock
and later. and that he expected to LEI
me hear from him later In regard to q
committee calling on the board OF
Trade did not hear further from him.
although I was at my Office all morn
inc. However. IN order to avoid any
! misunderstanding. I remained at the
Board Of Trade rooms with others from
1855 untn LIS o'clock and then left.
! believing that the calling Of COM
mittee had been declared on. I have
since been informed that several
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Evening journal., 1908-05-05

A. Nravor Wilson'S investigation into
water Department affairs this morning
an inquiry was made into the work uoIle
for the Water Department by the T. r.
Shaw Company directly and as suD'o'"-
tractors. Mr.. Shaw asserted that ne mao
been opposed to his company doing Wo'N
for the department while he was menu
her e the Water Board, but the IL 'eeiors
of the Shaw Company and OF the ""v'
Commission thought it was al r'sn'
,,n5er the circumstances. Chief Engineer
7 olson also was questioned further TO-DAY
about the use of steel water mains IN WE
mington and throughout the country ana
named some places where the steel mans
are in use. He is to be questioned turtler
along this line. Commissioner Peter j.
Ford is to be examined tomorrow m2rh-
ING along with former Registrar John ,.
Grobe. Prior to the investigation TINS
morning Mr.. Grohe and Special Auditoi
Gleason had an animated conversation
as to the bookkeeping system OF the de-
partment.
rrris Mornings session was as harmon
ious as one would expect a peace confer
ence to be. There was not ripple, ana
after It was all over President Shaw Of
the Water Commission caused some laugh
ter by turning TO City Solicitor Townsend
and remarking so that everybody could
hear:
.'wen. Judge, want to thank you to-
day for the way you asked me questions.
You were a gentleman to-day"
Solicitor Townsend laughingly replied
.'You treated me like a bull dog the other
cav and I went back at you the same
way"
Charles G. Guyer is again taking the
testimony at the investigation.
Mr.. Townsend asked Mr.. Shaw the con-
nection OF the B. F. Shaw Company wi h
the Edge Moor contract. The Edge Moor
Company installed new boilers in the
pumping station, and the Shaw Company
supplied heavy piping and made the
connections.
Mr.. Shaw said his company was a bid
der to the Edge Moor concern for the
work, and he supposed as his company got
the contract that it was the lowest bid
der Il tried to steer clear of that con-
tract" said Mr.. Shaw. but the con-
tractors Of the Shaw Company bid on
the work and thought it all right. and tl,e
subject was talked over in the board
here and was regarded as all right So
the contract was taken. but I tried, as
say, to steer clear OF It."
you were practically forced into II -
observed City Solicitor Townsend.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
WATER COMPANY
MAY GET FRAN CHISE

A meeting Of the Street and Sewer
Directors and members of the Board
of Water Commissioners, Board of
Park Commissioners and the Board of
Education will be held in the street
department building this afternoon.
The plan to give the Delaware Water
Company permission to lay its pipes
under city streets TO supply water to
the Pennsylvania railroad is to be con-
sidered. The railroad is to give tract
at the foot of Fourth street for a city
playground for twenty years in return
for the privilege. All the city boards
have given the project their favor and
as the street board is the franchise
giving body, its decision will determine
the final action in the situation. A
meeting was to have been held several
weeks ago. but through a misunder-
stsuding none of the directors ap-
peared-
Evening journal., 1908-05-05

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
EAST ORANGE. n. j., May 5-Fol-
lowing a Black Hand threat to blow
up the beautiful Hide Park School here
owing to the failure to pay $500, school
is being conducted az the building to-
day under guard OF the entire police
force Of the Oranges as we'll as a
dozen private detectives who have been
called in to assist 10 protect the struc-
ture.
With all the precautions, however,
less than one-half Of the 1900 students
that ordinarily attend the school are
present to-day. The guard over the
building was placed two days ago and
has been kept up without interruption.
While the authorities are confindent
no opportunity was given to place a
bomb in the school. and say 1t would
be impossible for any one to dynamite
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
ASK ABOUT WORK DONE
BY THE SHAW COMPANY
President Shaw Explains the Work Done by his
Firm For the Wafer Department, Directly ana
as a Sub-confracfor

Eyes" Mr. Shaw replied. He said ne
could not give the figures Of the bige
Moor contract but Mr.. Townsend w. Nil
ler, of the Shaw Company could give
them. Mr.. shaw said the award Of con-
tract to the Edge Moor Company for boil
ers. and for pumps to the Holly Com
pany was not after competitive bidding.
The Shaw Company bid TO the Holly COM
pany on the pipe in connection with that
contract and got the contract. 'rhe Holy
Company wanted to be responsible for the
pumps and wanted to be responsible To-
the piping" said Mr.. Shaw.
Were you in any manner responsible
for the bills being made out Townsend
w. Miller. OF the B. F. Shaw Company
mo, sir"
DO you know whether the checks were
deposited to the Shaw Company or Town
send W. MinerT'
mo, SIR"
who got that money. MT. Miller or the
Shaw CompanyT'
I could not tell as that did not come
under my observation"
Mr.. Shaw said he supposed he voted Il
pay all the bills to the B. F. Shaw Com
pany, as the Board two years ago wai
practically unanimous on all matters. Hc
also said he supposed he voted to pay Tho
bills made out TO Townsend W. Miller, az
the same condition prevailed Mr.. shaw
said his firm had done work for the Deia.
ware Electric and Supply Company which
was doing a Water Department contract
Mr.. Shaw said the Shaw Company a.sC
had done some extra pipe work for the
Pittsburg Filter Company, but not b,
competitive bidding.
LAS 1 understand you protested to th'
Board and to members of the Shaw Com
pany taking Water Department work,
Mr.. Townsend asked Mr.. Shaw.
"Yes. and I forbid the department com
ing down there. but they came"
It only think it fair to you to make thil
statement.
Il did not care about doing that work.
added AIr Shaw.
Ibid you ever vote against itT' aske,
Mayor Wilson.
No"
"Then it had your tacit consentT'
YES"
Mr.. Leisen, in response 10 another qres
ton from the Mayor. said the contract TO
steel water mains was given before h
came into the department in July. ls0'
Since he had been a member, Mr.. SHAY
said the wages OF many men had been in
creased, some who had received so
month then now receive 800 a month. HI
CContinued on Second PaKe.)
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
cIsray viii Best al Rehoboth.

The Rev. DR.. william McGarvey. res
tor Of ST. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church.
Philadelphia. who has resigned, as has
also his three associates. will rest for
a while at Rehoboth, this State. Il rs
said that eventually they will join the
Roman Catholic Church DR.. McGaf-
vey and his assistants. for years work.
ed at st. Elizabeth's in South Fhiladei-
phia, laboring especially amoug the
poorer classes and building up one Of
the largest churches in point of mem
bership in Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
POPE REFUSED
TO SEE HELIE
Marriage Of Anna Gould and
BOni Will Not be ARnuIIed
at Vatican
BY United Press Leased Special W

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
ROME, May 5.-The Pope refused to re.
ceive Prince Helie de Sagan in audience.
Hel'e desired a Papal annulment o. Nine,
Gculd's marriage TO Count de Chs .cilanc
Ills Foliness says he will never allow a
priest to ofhciate at Mime. Gould's re,aar.
iiage.
Prince Helie de Sagan' and Nine Anna
Gold have gone to Florence. Current ru-
NOR is that they have arranged 10 be
married there by civil and Protestant re-
ligious ceremony. Their departure from
Rome is taken as marking the couples
abandonment Of all hope OF an annull
ment of Nine. Gould's marriage to Count
Boni de Castellane.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
BROMIDE WATER NYMPHS
Five Buxom Young Women, Religious
Fanatics, Disrobe and Wade in
a Spring.

BROMIDE. Okla, May 5-Five
buxom young women Mortified the town
to-day by disrobing and wading into
the Bromide Spring. They were mem-
bers Of a band Of holy Rollers" who
Invaded the town at daybreak. Mayor
Isaac Smith swore in ten extra deputies
to preserve the peace and roundup the
happy band of religionists." as they
call themselves
The band refused to obey the mar
shal and his ten deputies when Trey
were ordered to leave town. The mar
shall was instructed to swear in every
able-bodied man in town II necessary,
10 rid the place of the fanatics. but after
half days work he prevailed on them
to depart
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
GUARD SCHOOL HOUSE
AGAINST BLACK HAND

the place. to-day with the strong guard
about the greatest uneasiness was
manifested by teachers and students
alike. Scores Of parents likewise ac-
companled their children to school and
reluctantly allowed them to enter.
Three weeks ago trouble started at
the school when small articles began TO
disappear; later the thefts became
bolder and Investigation was started.
When the fact became known of the
BLACK Hand" threat. Principal Dutch
er shortly after received a letter post
marked Paterson. N. J.. demanding $500
under threat to destroy the school with
a bomb.
All efforts TO run down the letter
writer proved unavailing. To-day the
time limit fixed for paying the $500 sx-
pired and that is why the preparations
were made to guard the building.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
DEATH SENTENCE FOR LEWIS

WEST CHESTER. May. 5.-without the
tremor Of a muscle or the least change
Of color. Irwin A Lewis. convicted of
the murder OF his little stepdaughter.
Mary Newlin, at their home In Penn
Township in June last, heard the sem
tence of death passed upon him by Judge
Hemphill in court yesterday.
Lewis was brought from the Jail by
Sheriff r. Thomas aGrrett manacled to
another prisoner. locked up on trivial
offense, and was given a seat within the
railing near his counsel. William S. Win
die and Thomas w. Pierce. There were
few people in the courtroom, as it was not
generally known that sentence was 70
be passed.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
MORE MONEY FOR
SUBSTITUTE MEN

Postmaster Conrad has been noti-
fed that hereafter no boys are to be
employed in the special delivery SER
vice. This work will be done here
after by the substitute clerks at the
postofiice and substitute mail carriers.
The salaries of the boys who have
been engaged in the delivery Of special
mail ofttimes reaches $35 a month and
the government officials think that th4
substitute employees in the service
should derive the benefit.
For the Improvement Of the service
Il is also believed that by eliminating
boys, the work will be more satisfac
torilY done.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
WOODMEN WILL
Meet TOMORROW

The Tri-ennial session Of the Modem
Woodmen OF Delaware, will be held in
room No. .. Masonic Temple, tomorrow.
Representatives Of the various camps
throughout the State will be in attend
ance. State officers will be elected and a
representative to the Head Camp which
will convene in Peoria, H., next month,
will also be selected.
The candidates for representative to the
Head Camp as far as known, are Charles
NJ Sell OF Camp No. $3.50 and James r.
Jacobs. OF Camp No. 1921. both Of VIII
mington.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
MORE COAL ON
NEWARK FARM

while boring on the Mote farm. near
Newark, yesterday, two more small
veins of coal we're struck ninety feet
below the surface. The veins were
each about two feet wide and the coal
of good quality The borings will be
extended to a depth Of $50 feet, in the
hope of finding heavier veins.
The Delaware Coal and Mining COM
pany is doing the boring. Several
veins of coal have been found on the
property, but not In SUFFICIENT quanti-
ties TO warrant the company in OPEN
ing the ground.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
SHORT SESSION
OF CITY COURT

Deputy Judge Joslyn presided at to-
days session Of the City Court but little
business was brought before him. Elmer
Brown was fined 50 and costs for disord-
orly conduct and Harry Miller. a coiered
lad. was fined 81 and costs for like Of
fense.
The hearing OF Frederick Plumb ana
william Hopkins. charged with trespass.
was postponed until Thursday morning.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
Mrs. Thaw to Visit Son.

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, May g.
Mrs. William Thaw, of Pittsburg,
mother of Harry X. Thaw. is expected
10 visit her son in the county Jail here
on Thursday. The prisoner was in
formed of his mothers proposed trip in
a letter from her. Thaw is well pleased
with his new quarters. He can smoke
all he pleases.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
CLEVELAND MEN
MAY STRIKE
Bv united Press Leased Special Win

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
LEvELAND. o., May 5-Union officials
have given President Dupot till p. m. TO
name his representative to the legal board
to determine whether or not the Cleveland
Electric contract is binding on the Muni-
oipal Traction Company.
If no reply is received by that hour Tie
order for a strike may follow.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
Or. EIbert's House illustrated.

A recent number Of the Century
Magazine contained an entertaining
article by Booker T. washington on
the homes of prominent colored men
of the country. In the article were
several illustrations of the residence
of DR.. S. G. Elbert Of this city at
Eleventh and King streets, showing
the interior and exterior of the house.
Describing the furnishings the article
says that DIR. Elbert has a library of
1--WE thousand volumes.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-A great
barometric depression occupies the
middle Mississippi valley and the west
gulf states and pressure is high over
New England and thence westward
to the Dakotas.
Forecast till p. M, Wednesday;
For Delaware-Fair tonight. Wed
nesday rain; light to fresh northeast
erly winds.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
KILLED DEMENTED
DAUGHTER AND SELF

work called him out late at night he wcr-
ried greatly lest something should hap
pen to the girl.
The bodies were found by the neighbors
who went to the house to see Kuppe. The
body Of the girl was in the house. that
of the father was found in the rear.
Kuppe was 50 years old. He played in
several orchestras and had a large NUM-
Der OF piano and violin studentA
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
ornhansl court Work.

In Orphans Court this morning,
Charles +. Curley had Mary Murray
appointed guardian for Edward, Mary
A., Anna 7. and Walter T. Murray.
and also obtained an order for the
sale OF the real estate of the minors.
Chancery Court adjourned until
June 10.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
Eraminn New Lisutenant.

At the Armory last night the State
Military Board of Examiners examined
A. II. Muhlhausen, recently elected Sec
ond lieutenant OF Company F, Organ
ized Militia. The report of the ex-
aminers WI be received by the adju-
tant general In q few days.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05
No Change in clevelsnd's Condition.
Nv limited Press Leased Special Wire

LAKEWOOD, n. j., May 5.-Unoffi-
cial announcement was made today
that there was no change in the con-
dition of former President Grover
Cleveland who is III at the Lakewood
hotel here. Access to the Cleveland
apartments at the hotel is still denied
by the proprietor.
No bulletins were forthcoming this
morning. a statement is expected later
in the day, however.
Evening journal., 1908-05-05

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. May Sired
Kuppe. a musician. shot and killed his
imbeoile daughter and then hanged him
~elf early to-day at his home on Central
avenue.
Kuppe had been respondent for some
time. His daughter caused him great
worry He was frequently compelled TO
leave her at home alone and when his
Evening journal., 1908-05-05

The newspaper that guarantees
lis circulation, acts as an insur-
snce policy 10 the advertisers 5
il fprofects. The Evening Journal
guarantees its circulation. 5
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-19

10 LET-7n CRoCKER ST., TWO NICELY
furnished housekeeping rooms. in cottage;
sunny modern; private entrances; slb. Phone
MAIN STA o-io-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-19
HADLEY AND HIS VICTIM
BOTH LIKELY TO RECOVER
Woman Is Extremely Weak from Loss
of Blood, but Physicians Take
More Hopeful View Of
Her Chances

Mrs. Emma L. Hadley may recover
from the wounds inflicted by her hus-
band Wednesday, according to the
physicians who are now in attendance
at the side of the injured woman. She
rested we'll yesterday but was ex-
tremely weak from loss of blood.
Hadley in all probability will recover,
according to the physicians at the re-
ceiving hospital. He is kept chained
to his cot, for fear he may make an
other attempt on his life.
He said yesterday that there was no
truth in the statement that he had
forged checks or had ever been arrest
ed before. ST hope my wife will live,"
he said, "but if I get another chance
at myself won't do such a poor job"
If Mrs. Hadley dies the man will be
charged with murder. but IL she lives
he will be charged with assault with
a deadly weapon.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-19

FOR RENT-A NEAT AND HOME LIKE
housekeeping suite; close in; rent S21. Phone
Broadway 1916 40 N. BUNKER HILL.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-19

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-SIERRA
Madre Groom new. modern house: large
corner lot; everything A No. l. on best
street. blocks north Of car; will consider
L. A. $1,000.
n. a. ROBINSON. s1e 8yrne. 6-17-3
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-19
PATENTS AND PATENT RIGHTS
BATHS AND MASSAGE
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice of the Annual Meeting of Stockhold-
ers Merchants Trust Company
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the Mer-
chants Trust company will be held at the
principal place of business of said company.
Nos 207, zoe. al South Broadway. In the
Merchants Trust Company building. in the
city of Los Angeles. county of Los Angeles.
state of California. on Thursday. the 25th
day of June 1908, at the hour of twelve (12)
o'clock noon of that day. for the purpose
of electing directors for the ensuing year.
and transacting all such other business as
may properly come before such annual
meeting.
BY order Of the board of directors
]. C. WICKHAM. Secretary.
6-10-16
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-19

If your advertising today were
of some other store than your
own, HOW WOULD IT I'M
PRESS YOU? Can you see your
advertised self az others see you'd
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-19
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE HAVE A
snap. here 1t is: A lease on 40-acre
ranch near Los Angeles. with the follow
ing personal property: horse, buggy
and harness. 600 chickens, 35 hogs and
pigs, 40 chicken houses and sheds;
chickens bring in $500 per month, the
hogs 5000 per year; IN acres alfalfa that
pays more than $500 per year. With this
10 the furniture OF the Groom house. The
gross income is more than $500 with an
expense bill of about $500. VIII sell II
taken soon for $4,000. $4,000 trade in city
or Long Beach property, the rest cash.
J. r. CONLEE. successor to Bradshaw
Rros 2ss bradbury bldg. 6-19-1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-19
SCHOOL FOR ORCHESTRAL AND BAND
INSTRUMENTS

INSTRUCTION FOR VIOLIN, VIOLA, VTos
LONCEIIO. CONTRA BASS, FLUTE, OBOE.
CLARINET sAXOPHoNE. CoRNET. Alto
FRENCH HORN. TENOR, BARITONE.
TROMBONE. TUBA AND DRUMS.
Studio 1857 BLANCHARD BUILDING.
Exchange SO: Main $500 Residence. ss1s
NORMANDIE AVE West 22SS A. d.
HUNTER, Musical Director.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-19
PIANOS
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

LESSONS FOR BEGINNERS OR ApvANc-
ed pupils, violin. guitar. zither, banjo.
mandolin. W. p. CHAMBERSs ss1M 8
Spring ct. Broadway ASS. s-1s-s
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-19
, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
(coeducationaD. Colleges liberal arts, medi-
cine, dentistry law, theology. pharmacy,
music, fine arts, oratory and a preparatory
school. High standards in scholarship and
morals. Expenses moderate. Send for cata-
Icgue. Address PRESIDENT BoVARD.
University, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-19
FOR SALE
Country Property

FOR SALE - 240-ACRE RELINQUISH-
ments near Coaehella; flowing wells sl5;
so acres near Ell Centre in alfalfa. fenced /;
80 head cattle. sell milk at the door; ex-
ira fine place; good house. 5000; consider
part trade This is cheap and an income
property; so acres near Ell Centre in bar
ley, se2.5o acre; 100 near Holtville. water
paid. u leveled, $35.
E. q. ROBINSON, 31e Byrne. 6-17-8
FINE 5-ACRE RANCH IN SUBURBAN
town; planned for country home, with city
privileges; cannot now occupy. New 5-room
cottage, pumping plant and flowing WELL all
kinds fruit; part cash. B27S7 or West ASS.
6-14-w
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-19
MINING AND AssAYINo

TEACH PRACTICAL AssAYING. CYAN
iding. etc. Day, evenings 12lis SOUTH
BROADWAY, room T. 6-l2-oo
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-19
Hotels and Lodging Houses

FOR SALE-BEST PAYING ROOMING
house, Ocean Park. 80 rooms; price S240o.
Box SIT, OCEAN PARK. 6-17-8
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-19
THR LYRIC SCHOOL OF MUSIC

IHt@ III rHS o0"oOr1 "
high grade school of music; day or even-
ing lessons The latest and best short course
lessons. Summer normal course for teach
ers. Piano, vocal violin, mandolin. banjo.
guitar, either, composition, harmony
Stringed instruments for rent to pupils free.
No charge for interview.
7se 8. Olive Street, Los Angeles.
Phones: F6754; Broadway 1906 s-1t-1m
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-19

SEPARATE LOCKED IRON ROOMS 50 PER
month; trunks. boxes. ETC., Csc to Soc; phone
for our large van when you move. $i.26 per
hour. COLYEAR WAREHOUSE CO.. Ais
17-1s San Pedro st.; main office, 609-11 B.
Main ST. Phone Main iii; F317l BLK
WANTED-BUY OR SELL YOUR FURNI-
ture where prices are right. Special on
store exchanges SKEELS BROS. oil S.
Main. 6-17-1m
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-19

HAVE SOME FINE LAND OPEN FOR LoCA-
ton; homestead and desert; artesian water.
near railroad; land in forest reserves. 6os
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.. Phone
AsO66 6-12-25
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-19
lore PEOPLE loonqfo Furnished Rooms Month Last Week Yesterday
FOR RENT
Houses-FurnIshed

ATTRACTIVE BROOM HOUSE ON HOBART
boulevard, between Sixteenth and Washing
ton; furnace, garage, all modern improve
man,. HOME 541Is 6-1S-a
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-19
FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR FOR RENT--FIvE-RooM
house on corner Of Fresno and Emmett
SITS; viii sail for $500 on purchasers
terms; rent $40 per month Address is4
g. WILSON AVE. Pasadsna. s-1o-s-w