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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-31

Willows: house. barn. ~ acreS bearing vines
anc fruit trees, can be irrigated. viii produce
cranes. fruit sugar beets alfalfa without II
rigati0n; $50 acre: "a cash. balance in
yeers; wiil sell in pieces of 90 acres Or more
et small advance easy terms principals cniy
Address Il. J. CORcOkAN, lOl05= Washington
ST.. Oakland
CALIFORNIA land 81 per acre cash payment.
balance purchase 80 cents month per acre
close San Francisco; no taxes. no interest; D
acre tracts level, ricA. clear, ready 70 piow.
irrigated. Derpetusl water rights. immediate
possessioni partl.ul.lIs. maps. photographs free.
STEVENSON COLONY. 1914 Market 81. > r.
100 aeFss. Honey Lake rsley; good land 70 hola
sonoma county chicken ranch: good improve
nnents. shade trees water. some personal prop
erty; $50 terms City Inv Co, l2lS FIJI
tRRIGATED ranch. stanislaus county. just
thrown on the msrzet and being subdlvided;
acre. = down; nnest land good for alfalfa,
fruits. berries, grapes. sweet potatoes etc
WELLS a BANes. soc chrOnlcie bldg:
eo ACRE alfalfa farms. planted irrigated,
managed n desired py us FOR ycu; all crops
credited on your contract Of purchaser easy
terms Of payment. Alfalfa Farms Co, 4o3
Monadnock bldg
sUX sumner home IN San Jose: 3oin the Oak
land colony Just out Of city limits; neer
Alum Rock av.: lots 50zl45; price $500 $40
Gown and $40 per month For particulars ad-
dress owner. boK 10. Alum Rock ay.. San
TV0 SECTIONS OF TIE TIMBER. on line OF
GranI Trunk Pacific: now building, fortune
fn This. S25 an acre. on terms; British Co
lumbia farm lands Oh long time terms J. p
GARDNER. 464 10th. Oakland. Cal
THOUSANDS OF cbickeas-Bus chicken farm
on the Cotafi ranch near Pefaluma; several
l.rntred families alreaty raising thousands.
Auulr 10 the COTAII CO, $40 California ST.,
ssn francisco. owners Of property.
sRIDLE Biges aad sunset colenles--cholsses
frrit Alfalfa and orange Irrigated lands solo
easy terms. For partlcrlHrs cai. OF aooIess
r. D. A. oBERAisA kk. 20 Fa1 Ness Ae.
and 10 acre bones in Alameda county; rieh
level land with railroads. stations On .ne
land. cheap. S25 down and $40 per mcntn.
Rich foiiey Land Company. 54b Aarket 81
IRRIGATED land $50 per acre up: srocesto or
Tuficck irrigation districts, in tracts OF o
scre< and upward some On easy terms.
WELLS & BANGS. SOC Chronicle bldg
F25 cash and SIC lnonrhly Will buy 5. 70 OF Is
acres rich level land IN Alameda county near
- r. and W. p. r. r. LIFERICkE VAL
LEY LAND CO.. Livermore. Cal
IMPROVED end II acre poultry ranches; terms
easy: cheeD- Owner A. S1EPHENSs feta-
lEma. Cal. R. ].
CONTRA COSTA county real estate Tor sale;
send Tor list D. J. WEST. Martinez. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-31
POINT RICHMOND REAL ESTATE

CHOICEST water front business and residence
lots. near giant enterprises; others coming
S275 up A. Y. BELL, Palo Alto, or Sil
Bush. 10 p. no. S. p
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09

MEDICAL BATHS, ELECTRICITY FOR
rheumatism, colds. ETC.; physicians req
erences; a. IN. to IL p m; open sunday
Suite s, 61Sh s. SPRING ST. e-14-h
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
MARRIAGE MISTAKE,
WIFE SAYS; LEAVES
PACKS HER TRUNK AFTER
TWO WEEKS
Husband Gets Decree of Divorce on
Showing That His Spouse De-
serted Him During
Honeymoon

Mary A. Shortsleeve, according to
the testimony of her husband, w. II.
Shortsleeve, said she made a mistake
when she married, and within two
weeks after the ceremony packed her
trunk and left his home. They were
married in Oakland in July last year.
Shortsleeve was given a decree of di-
Vorce.
w. w. Allen said his wife, Jennie L..
Allen, deserted him after a welded
life of ten years. Allen, according to
his story, was unable to satisfy his
wife's demands. for money. A decree
was granted.
Divorce suits were filed yesterday as
follows: Jessie c. HardisOn against
Franklin j. Hardison; Achsah E.
Treadway against Crovil o. Treadway;
Eta Engleman against Samuel Engle-
man: Alice Dennis against David c..
Dennis; George McDougal against Ad-
alaide McDougal; Marian Lee Gosnell
against William H. Gosnell; LAME
Spurlock against Felix Spurlock; Joel
e. Mcclure against Catherine Mcclure,
and Laura A. Rogers against Charles
d. Rogers.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
OVER MILLION INVOLVED
IN SUIT; BANK WINS

In a decree signed by Judge Erskine
NJ. Ross in the United States court of
appeals, judgments aggregating a mil
lion and a quarter dollars were made
against the Bear Valley Irrigation COM
pany in favor of the Citizens Savings
and Trust company
The Judgment in this action was
brought in the suit started by the Citi-
zens Saving and Trust company to eff
feet the collection of the interest and
principal on 300 promissory notes of
$1,000 each. This now amounts to $685.
$50 40. and $240, 877.22 due the complain
ant on account of receivers certificates
issued by authority of the circuit court
in the suit of James Gilbert Foster
against the Bear Valley Irrigation COM
pony,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
GROCERS' PICNIC TO
BE A BIG EVENT
Retailers Association viii Pass Day
at Beach, Where They VIII
Dsport Themselves In
Many Games

The seventh annual picnic of the Re-
tail Grocers' association will be held
today at Playa del Rey. All sorts of
athletic games will be INDUCED in
both by men and women, and the prizes
will consist of enough groceries to stock
a country store, to say nothing OF a
hundred-dollar interest in a piano ana
a cash register.
There will be two baseball games
one called at 10 a. m. and the other at
80 p. m. The first game will be be-
tween the teams of Harry Wheeler and
P. G. Fitzgerald. Only grocers are al
lowed to play in either team The cos
tunes to be worn by the players Will
be something of a handicap, but SUI
perior playing on the part of both ag-
gregations is expected to make up for
this.
Among the contests are fat
women's race, a married women's race,
an egg race, grocery clerks wives race,
tall women's race, fat mems race.
clerks race, boys race, salesmen's
race and many Others
Cars will leave the station of the Los
Angeles-Pacific railway every fifteen
minutes after o'clock.
Grocery stores generally throughout
the city will be closed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09

Thompson. age %. native Of Pennsyivanaia,
resident OF Tecopah, and Annetta May
Whiteside, age 90 native of Iowa. resi-
dent of Long Beach. -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II. Skadam. age 30
native of Michigan, and Helen j. slsonK,
age Is. native of California; both resiuents
of Los Angeles =.
BERRY BROOKS-William Berry, age 49,
native of Massachusetts,. and Emma
Brooks. age AZ. native of England; potn
residents of Los Angeles.
HEARNE- KITE--Dennis V. Hearne, age 49,
native of Illinois. resident of Huntington
Beach, and Belle Kite age sS, native Oh
Illinois, resident of Sawtene. ~
P1ETSCH- MAGER-Rudolf Pietseh, age 20,
native of oregon, resident of Astoria ana
Elsa Mayer, age 2S, native OF Germany
resident of Los Angeles
BRADFORD MILNES-Charles II. brao-
ford. age 22, native of California, ana
Marilla Mines, age 81, native OF Illinois,
both residents of Ontario.
ROBERTSON-WILLIA j. hop-
ertson, age So native of Canada, resident
of Goldheld, and Cecilia G. Williams, age
"a, native of Minnesota. resident OF Los
Angeles.
EST-TRUSTY-Edward s. West, age ~
native of Missouri and Frances Trusty,
age %, native of Missouri; both residents
of Los Angeles.
ANEY-EASTON-Ira S. Aney. age "a, ma
tive of Kansas, and Sadye h. Easton, age
30, native of Iowa; both residents OF Glen
dale.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
LOS ANGELES EUCALYPTUS
EXHIBIT WINS GOLD MEDAL

The exhibit of eucalyptus woods at
the state fair at Sacramento by B. l..
Sawtelle of Los Angeles, the eucalyptus
timber expert, won the first prize.
While Mr.. Sawtelle is probably the best
posted man in the state on the subject
of eucalyptus trees. their usages, growth
and cultivation, yet he does not regard
the award of the gold medal as per-
sonal victory but q victory for eucalyp-
tus and the state.
There is but a limited area that will
grow eucalyptus because 1t requires
mild climate only to be found in GER
tain portions of this state and other
very limited places along the coast
country Wherever shown in COMPETE
ton with other woods eucalyptus is
sure to come out with flying colors. 1t
equals all other hardwoods. 1t is su-
perior to mahogany, requires no filler
and a larger percentage of 1t is fine
grained and suitable for furniture and
interior finishing. The beautiful Crosse
building is entirely finished with it.
1t is hard, dense, elastic and takes
high polish.
Government reports show that there
is but sixteen years supply of hardwood
now standing. When this is exhausted
there will be no other source of supply
in the United States except the eucalyp-
tus groves of California. This state is
now famous for so many things
that it will certainly be remarkable to
add another-called the eighth wonder
of the world.
Eucalyptus trees are the most Won
derful trees in existence. They are of
the evergreen variety and shed their
bark instead of their leavess as other
trees do They grow five times faster
than all other hardwoods. A 25-year-
old eucalyptus tree is as large as a 200
year-old oak They have no insect
enemies no diseases and have never
been known to die a natural death.
From years old they continue to IN
crease in value up to 40 or so years old.
They may. on the other hand, be cut
every five or seven years, and every
time they Immediately grow right up
from the old stump as vigorous and
strong as ever but two or more trees in
stead of one, because the stump is
much bigger and the roots large ana
firmly established
The crop is certain and requires no
care or cultivation after the second
year. 1t is cut at any time at the
option of the owner. that is all. For
this and many other reasons eucalyp-
tus is being largely planted and is
destined to be one of the things for
which California is noted. The eucalyp-
tus trees are said to be as profitable as
orange groves.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
lNFORMATIONS ARE FILED
AGAINST MANY OFFENDERS

Informations were filed in the su-
perior court yesterday as follows:
Frank Mcdonald, charged with grand
larceny of q watch on August II from
Elmer Bergeson; John Gates assault
with a deadly weapon on Charles
Johnson, August 4. as a result of a
quarrel at Gates home; Henry ]. Duff
ty, murder, fer the killing of his son,
Fred Duffy, August 10; p. NJ. Drum
mond, arson, for the burning of one of
his wife's houses at Sawtelle; David
Traylor, assault with q deadly weapon
on Mack Davis, August 16; Charles
Garcia, assault with a deadly weapon
on Dan p. Olivera, August /; ]. Muir
ray, robbery, for stealing Sc from Will
liam Mcdonald on June 81; and Antho-
ny Byron, forgery, for passing ticti-
tious check on August l.
These men will be arraigned before
Judge Jamison in the criminal depart
mant on Saturday.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
Situations-FemaIe


SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN SIXTH
and Alvarado. has girl student who de-
sires to work for room and board 9-s-3
WANTED POSITION AS WORKING
housekeeper by neat American woman. TIT
MAPLE AVE. Tel FAST e-s-3
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
|N[WSOF Till COURTS hmm
ALLEGING FRAUD, INVESTORS
SUE FOR RETURN OF MONEY

Alleging they had been the victims
Of fraud when they purchased $1,000
worth of stock in the Douglas Long
Sanitarium company a year ago, A. s..
Gale and wife, Lorena V. Gale, yester-
day filed a suit in the superior court
against Douglas Long and A. A.
Ames asking for a return Of their
money and $1,000 exemplary damages.
Gales says representations were made
to him that the company owned eleven
acres of land in the Berkshire Hills
tract near Eagle Rock. on which cot
tages and other buildings were to be
erected to be used in the treatment of
persons suffering from tuberculosis.
These representations, with others, he
says, are false.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
CALL FOR CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION

\ Pursuant to the action of the \
J. Seventh congressional district dele =
X cation at the state con- y
X vention at Stockton, Septem- \
:. Der A, 1903, the Democratic \
= convention for the nomination of !
\ a candidate for representative in !
! the national congress FROM the \
:. Seventh congressional district of -
:. the STATE of California is hereby <
X called to meet at Symphony hall, <
:. No. 232 South Hill street, in the \
>. city of Los Angeles, at o'clock 4
:: p. IN. Saturday, September ~, for X
!. the purpose of nominating a cam X
= didat4 for representative i'm United \
X United States congress to be voted =
+ for at the general election the 4
+ Tuesday after the first Monday in \
!. November, 1908. X
!. The representation of the various X
\ districts will be the same dele \
!. gates as those elected to the late X
/. state convention held at Stockton, =
! September and 4, 1908. =
= j. l.. CHASE, Chairman. =
!. >. M. Hammack, Secretary. :
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
MOTORCYCLIST Bake NOT
INFORMED OF BOYS DEATH
First Concern on Recovering Con-
seriousness Is for the Safety of
Seven.Year-Old Lester
Webb

Charles Bake, who was seriously in
jured in the motorcycle races at Agri-
cultural park Sunday when Lester
Webb, a 7-year-ol boy, was run over
by BaIke's machine and killed, was
taken to his home at 1855 South Hope
street yesterday. His first inquiry as
he recovered from the stupor of I'M
consciousness was for the boy.
WAS he badly hurt?" he asked of the
first visitor who was allowed to see
him. When the question was evaded
he said: II do hope the boy wasn't as
badly hurt as IT,
1t was deemed best for the present to
Withhold from him the news of Lester
Webb's death. Bake Is doing well and
should be on his feet within a few
weeks,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
AUTOMOBILE PARTY RETURNS
AFTER THRILLING RUNAWAY

After an extended automobile trip
through the northern states Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Allender returned to the
city yesterday and displayed few
scratches received when Mr.. Allender
lost control of the machine as it dashed
down a steep grade. The car over
turned and threw the attorney into a
small tree. which also held the machine
up so that Mrs. Calender was not hurt,
although under 1t. The accident oc-
Cured near Ashland. Ore. With the
exception of a broken fender the ma
chine was unchanged.
Too True
"Cheer up, my boy. You're bound to get
the girl in the end"
I'm afraid not Life amt no melo-
drama. "-Washington Herald.
See the free display-actual work
method of learning trades-at 427 Main
street. Union School of Trades.
Venice, winter and Summer Resort"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
TOURISTS FLOCK TO
FAIR LOS ANGELES

AS an index of the general revival OF
business throughout the country j. }.
Byrne, assistant passenger traffic man
ager of the Santa Fe road, reported
yesterday that the number of persons
brought to California during the month
of August this year exceeded by 800
the number brought during the same
month last year, when prosperity was
at it's height.
The east-bound business fell off
slightly, but it was more than balanced
by the increase in the west bound traf-
fic. Colonists are now pouring into
California in steady stream, but as
yet it is too early to obtain compare
tive estimates. While there is no great
rush over the roads and special cars
are not required to accommodate the
numbers, a small army of future resi-
dents of the state arrive every day at
the Los Angeles stations.
You can become a journeyman cleo
trician, plumber or bricklayer in a few
months. See free display at APT Main
street. Union School of Trades.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
Girl on Probation

Mabel Packard, the 17-year-old girl
who says she was kept a prisoner in
rooming house by Harry Matthews a
barber, was placed on probation yes
terday by Judge James until she
reaches the age of IS, and will be in the
custody of her mother, Mrs. Frederick
Handy. until that time. Matthews tes-
tilted the girl had told him she was 10
years old and made no opposition to
his advances.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
PENALTY IMPOSED ON
JAPANESE is SUSTAINED

The action of the police court in i'm
posing a fine in May last of $25 on K.
Walk. a Japanese, charged with keep
ing a restaurant without permit from
the board of health, in violation of the
city ordinance, was yesterday affirmed
by Judge Jamison of the superior
court. The case was appealed at the
time, but a delay in rendering an opin-
ion was caused by the death of Judge
Smith
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
ATTORNEYS-AT.LAW
HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED

PANAMA, STRAW AND FELT HATS
cleaned right; moderate prices called for and
delivered sos S. SPRING ST. Phone Main
4O24 S-16-m
KINsEL HAT WORKS, 145 NORTH BDWY.
All hata oIearad and hlocked Slim
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
Sues Los Anueles Railway

Suit in which damages in the sum
of $4,000 are asked was yesterday filed
in the superior court by Mrs. Lily M.
Page against the Los Angeles Railway
company on account of the death OF
Mrs. Pages husband, William Page,
who died on July 2, following an acct
dent three days previously, when, she
alleges, he was thrown from car.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
ReIcher Establishes Abb

The complaint against Samuel f.
Belcher charged by Mrs. Matilda
Rieckenberg, living at SiXty-eighth and
Compton streets, with disturbing the
peace on August Is, was yesterday dis
missed by Justice Stephens, Belcher
bringing witnesses to prove he was
absent from the vicinity on that day.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
Cruel to Rabbits

Louis Longstrum, charged with leav-
ing rabbits to die in his traps in Chats
worth Park, was yesterday fined $40
by Justice Selph. Longstrum left his
traps set while he went into the noun
tains with an automobile party.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09

WoODWARD-George II. woodward, 40
years old, native of Nevada, 1l29 west
Thirty-seventh street; abscess.
TAYLOR-Silas J. Taylor. 46 years old, ma
tive of Alabama, county hospital; heart
disease.
COVELL-Arthur e. Coven, SS years DID,
native OF Minnesota 1900 South Flower;
tuberculosis
HEDGES-Anna Hedges. IS years old, ma
tive of Kentucky. 1909 Kane; dropsy
RAMELLI-S Ramelli, 81 years old. native
OF France. 112 East Eleventh; paralysis.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09

HOMELESS CHILDREN RECEIVED AMI
placed in homes for adoption. Apply REV
O. v. RICE, superintendent Children
Home society. 24l4 Griffin ave- blk
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
Fined for Speeding

For driving their cars at a faster
speed than provided for by law R. T.
Edwards, G.. E. Ferguson, C. A. Froth-
enham, Arthur Mortimer, w. F. Rad
ciiffe and Homer Dean were fined sis
each by Police Justice Rose yesterday
morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09

MONEY MADE DAILY. AND HERALD
want ads help to make It, Let your wants
become known through Herald want ads
Herald want ads destroy wants. Disk
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
Arguments in Mayr Case

Judge James of the superior court
will listen today to arguments in the
Mayr divorce case, each side, it is ex-
pected, taking up three hours time.
The argument will begin at 8 o'clock
and the case will then be taken under
adViSement.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09

CESSPOOLs CLEANED OUT BY EXPERT
enced men. Get prices. We do it right
Largest tanks in city. IMPERIAL PUMP
ING CO., 1871 West Twentieth st. Home 22OiO;
West 1896 S-14-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
Liquor Sold to Indians

For selling liquor to Indians on the
government reservation near Banning,
Vicente Levas, who pleaded guilty to
the charge in the United States district
court Yesterday, was sentenced by
Judge DIN Wellborn to serve six
months in the county Jail.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

Articles of incorporation were yes
terday filed in the county clerks office
by the New Hope Baptist church of
Los Angeles. The incorporators are
N G. Pitts, ]. H. Young, M. Davis, H.
Wilson, w. B. Brooks, B. F. Anderson
and j. Spicer.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
Guilty of Stealing Shoes

Rosendo Rigosor pleaded guilty be-
fore Justice Summarized yesterday to
charge of stealing a pair of shoes
worth 50 from Guadalupe Ornalas, and
was sentenced to the county jail for ten
daVs
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
Fined for Killing Quail

Ray Bralnard yesterday paid fine
of $25, imposed by Justice Selph, for
killing quail out of season at sunny
Slough on Labor day. The complaint
was issued by Game Warden Morgan.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
Last Chance
for
Low Round Trip
Eastern Rates
Sept. Is and 16

These are the last dates of sale FOR
low round trip rate tickets to New
York Boston. Montreal. Philadelphia,
Washington, Toronto, Chicago, st.
LOUIS and other points. To Kansas
City only, on Sept. 20. "a and rs also.
Daily through standard sleepers.
daily through tourist sleeping car
service via Salt Lake, Scenic Colorado,
Denver. thence Burlington east.
Personally conducted through tourist sleep
ers frequently each week.
Write me about the Burlington's
Personally Conducted tourist sleeping
car schedules from California. These
allow an afternoon stopover in Denver.
Describe your trip, and let me plan
the best way for you to include di
verse routes, side trips. etc.; the Bur-
lington's excellent main line service
from Denver to Kansas City, Omaha,
ST. Louis or Chicago forms a conspicu-
Gus portion of the transcontinental
journey.
Drop me a postal ana
l will do the rest.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09

PAPERING $2.75 A ROOM AND UP, TINT
ing s1.S5, painting equally as cheap. Let
me figure your general repair work.
r. r. BROWN, 2I21 Sunset blvd. Temple
SIS. s-s-u
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
LEGAL NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given that 1 intend to
apply to the state board of prison directors
to be paroled from San Quentin prison, ac-
cording to law. II. A. SWEET.
e-T-14
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
BIRTHS
RnYS

BETsoN-To t. X. and Esther Betson. SOLO
Compton,
FIFE-To Henry and Mary Fife. ess Wall.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
Agents
Sltuatlons-MaIe

MONEY MADE DAILY. AND HERALD
want ads help to make II. Let your wants
become known through Herald want ads.
Herald want ads destroy wants. SILK
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09

weather ConuttionS
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. S.-The temperature
has risen slowly over most of California and
will probably continue to rise slowly during
Wednesday. The weather is clear and pleas
ant throughout California and Nevada
Forecast
Los Angeles and vicinty-Fair Wednesday
except overcast in the morning; light south
wind.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Wednes-
day; moderately warm in the morning; light
northwest wind changing to west.
Santa Clara valley-Fair and warmer We'd
nesday; light north wind
Sacramento and San joaquin valleys-Fair
Wednesday; continued warm; light north wind.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES, Sept. $. 1908.
Time. Bar lTher. Hum Wind. Vel lweathe-
= = M M s IS s s g g 81 e S!ssay
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
To Purchase-FurnIture

WANTED TO BUY-FURNITURE. NEARLY
Call 1854 CENTRAL AVE. No deal
9-S-3
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
TRussEs AND SUPPORTERS


LONDON TRUSS co. TRUSS FITTING SPE-
cialists; elastic hosiery, etc TAI 8. SPRING
STREET 5-10-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
PATENTS AND PATENT RIGHTS

q. E. HARPHAM GETS PATENTS. IN
ventions financed. patent litigation; 70
years experience GIT UNION TRUST
BLDG F432S. S-23-33
PATENTS-U. s. AND FOREIGN; INFOR-
nation book free to inventors. BROOKS &
LADDERS, COS L. A. Trust bid. I'd & Spring.
SILK
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
MINING AND AsssYINe

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
holders of the Great Hopes Mining COM
pany will be held at 1880 p. m. Sept II.
1908, at 215M w. 4th st.. L. A. Cal, for
the election of a board of directors for
the ensuing year and transacting such
other business as may come before the
meeting.
GEO r. wHITcoMB, Secretary
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
GIRLS
DEATHS

C/ILLIAMS-To N p. and Elsie williams
1882 East Fourteenth.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
Weather Conditions

Maximum temperature So.
Minimum temperature 81,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09

ELK-sKIN SHOE FACTORY. MAKERS OF
all styles in elk skin shoes. and special
orders, 81 to IS; dine repairing. 2OS WEST
SEVENTH ST. blk
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09

TRY MAGNETIC TREAtMENT-Ir OUT
rivals any drug known to madical science
534h s. BROADWAY. room ID. Patron
age very select. e-1S--s
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09

WILL TEACH PIANO, HARMONY, GER
man in exchange for housekeeping room
or what? Address BOX 1854, Herald
9-9-3