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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27

try constantly would appeal to the
riders. But big brains may yet figure
the thing out satisfactorily 10 all; the
proposition is still in the embryonic
stage This much, however, is GER
tain. Utahs saucers will be on the
circuit should one be established. suf-
ficiency.
All may be calm along the Wabash
but things are not so along the Provo.
Weber and other rivers throughout
Utah. The yearly dispute between
farmers and fishermen has bobbed IN
as strong and peslly as ever. A pecuIi-
ar thing about this trouble is it's never
getting closer to a settlement. Tho
whole trouble Is this Farmers get sick
ana tired of having fishagRlsr trdlnp
over their fields. nut the fishermen Soon
10 feel they are entitled to tramp WHOM
and where they please When farmcrg
complain the knights of rod and reel
lash their dollar-license and show they
nave been given the right to fish along
tho streams without restricting clauses
as 20 open and closed portions of the
river The fishermen say their license
says they can fish on Utah streams.
the farmers say IL dDcgn't give them
The right TO tramp over rIlVate prom
cry In orler To reach E-mo temrtinr
hole. This attitude Is g IN enough to
anyone Dut the fishermen can't or re-
fuse 10 see its squareness and they 90
ON Ignoring Don't Trcspass Here"
siSus ana trampling down sprouting
farms. Some Of the river districts want
the dispute 10 get into court so II can
he settled definitely But unless this
Happens within a reasonable time the
farmers may undertake to show that
private property IS private property.
upon themselves and should things
come To this point, the foot-squure fish
ing license Haunted SO readily by the
fisherman VIII not save him from a
hearty application OF the smooth handle
of a litchfork To anyone II can be
seen that fishermen really have no right
TO trespass upon any individuals
ground. 1t Is up TO them to either wade
or go around.
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for one of the contestants. is almost
sure TO obtain the verdict for him FROM
the press. 4 thousand well behaved
gentlemen may think otherwise. but
that win make no difference-the ran
rains are sure to win the verdict.
"Supposing for instance, Dick Hy-
land had put up the same sort of a
fight Cross did? What kind of a run
would the crowd have had for its
money? Surely the man who is forcing
the other fellow around the ring, do
ing his level best to corner him and
force him to fight. is entitled to Il
greater degree of consideration than
the one who keeps covered up all the
time and only lashes out with punch
when he feels that there is no danger
in doing so. IT is about time the ran
rahs at boxing contests in this city
were suppressed Also high time fol
the fight writer's ON the local papers TO
cease being influenced by their shouts,
and give credit to whom credit is due"
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good pitcher hut shows poor Judgment
In money matters. The fact that Spo-
Kane has released Roosevelt for betting
against the Indians during the Ia
coma series Is a vindication for Russ
Hall. Last winter when Hall traded
Roosevelt and Donovan for Claflin and
swain, everyone in Butte found fault
with the local manager. Since the sea-
son opened both Roosevelt and Dono-
van have been released by Spokane,
while Clahin and Swain are playing
good ball for Butte
Gossip has it that Cans will enter the
ring July an or maybe 10 to 3 ia
vorite over Battling Nelson. 1t is now
10 TO on the dinge. No great amount
OF Nelson money has appeared yet.
Tommy Burns has written from
London that instead of leaving for
Australia July he intends to leave
London July ! aud tour France and on
through the continent to Rome and
Naples, sailing from the latter place for
Australia ON the steamer Mongolia.
BY making the continental trip Burns
will save a week on the steamer. Burns
writes that he expects TO return to this
country next September.
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FIREWORKS MONEY TO
BE SPENT ON SPORTS

Lehi is going to celebrate the Fourth
of July sanely. There will be no fire.
works for one thing; the money usual
ly spent for fireworks will be added to
the prizes hung up for various sports.
The program announced includes the
following events:
Children's sports 1880 to $3.50 u. M,
under the direction of Christian Knud-
SON. George G. Webb. Eb. Taylor and
James Peterson.
Ball game p. m. to $3.50 p. M,
sugar factory nine vs.. city picked nine.
Ball game $3.50 to 4 p. m. Lehi vs.
Dalton and Lark. under the direction
Of Leroy Lott and w. s. Evans.
Races-100 yard dash free for all;
go yard dash free for all, relay free
for all: relay special, Lehi High school
VS.. city: ladies' races free for all: sack
races, etc. Under the direction Of
Edward SouthwicS and X. l.. Howard.
Tug of war between First and Third
wards ys. Second and Fourth wards;
captains John w. Chelton and Hyrum
Anderson; Albert Bone and Eugene
Briggs.
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BERKELEY MAIDEN
WILL HUNT ALONE

Armed with a rifle and accompanies
only by her hunting dog, Miss Lulu
Ievasier a graduate Of the University
OF California with the class of 1905. and
at present connected with the Berkeley
school department, viii explore the
wilds OF northern California I'm th'
Humboldt and Shasta districts, aud
VIII make excursions into Washington
and Oregon forests IN quest ~ game.
Miss LeyaEier has left Berkeley for
Dunsmuir shasta county where she
win look her last ON cities and houses
for many weeks during which she eN-
poets To bring down grizzly boar ana
other big game during her trip.
Miss Levasier IL an experienced
huntress, She has heretofore hunted
accompanied by friends during her
trips 10 the mountains. This year.
however. she decided 10 make the at
tempt alone,
From Shasta she viii go 10 Crater
lake, Oregon and also TO the Cascade
and Olympic mountains, In Washing
ton, She VIII put Ia her whole vaaa-
tlon IN the mountains, returning 10
berkeley In time for the opening OF
me schools She is teacher I'm the
Mckinley school I'm the collogo town
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GROVER CLEVELAND
WAS GREAT BALL FAN

The late Grover Cleveland who died
"Wednesday was a great lover of base
ball. For man of his prominence and
age he was classed among the most
ardent admirers of the national game
In America, The ex-president seldom
missed a game at Princeton and was
often down to see the boys at prac-
tise, The ball park was about a mile
from the Cleveland home and Mrs
Cleveland would often accompany her
husband. Mr.. Cleveland was always
given the choicest seat and followed
each play with keen interest. PEE
culiar feature was that he was never
known to show any emotion over the
results of game. He had no favor
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Ohio Making Elaborate Prepan
tons to Entertain Crack
Military Shots.
THOUSANDS ARE ExPEC7sD
Arrangements TO Put Camp Peer, .
Shape Arc Mapped Out on
Tremendous Scale.
Especial to the "News. q,

Washington, u. c., June An,
state of Ohio is making elaboiatn NJ,
parations to entertain the crack MN
tary shots of the United States a, a.
national matches in August. The n,6
so as 1T will probably be some va
before the matches are again bela
the Camp Peery range. There NIL,
almost thousand team membsrr
substitutes in attendance on tbo l
uonal team match alone, repreSenasa
almost every state and terlitory ~
all branches of the regular serycs, a -.
Sether with Il team from the arm, vs.
Cuba. There will probably he say ~
tries in the national individual W.
match and half as many or more 4, ~
national pistol match. In addition ANY
VIII be hundreds of marksmen who n,
ineligible Tor these matches but ,tL.
Will contest In the matches of tho W.
tional Rifle association and the ~,
State Rife association. during ths n.'
ceding two weeks. Approximatel, ",
army officers viii be detailed ia s,,r..
wise tho national matches. togetE',
with n regiment of regulars TO act ..
markers and scorers. The state 70.
purchased &c acres of additional gro ,,as
to the west OF the range which 1t,
admit of firing at all ranges from,
common firing point The now tx
yard butt viii be 500 feet LONG NJ ~.
inforced concrete and eQuipped NH,
telephone connections, buzzers. etc
SOME ARRANGEMENTS
Just north Of the railroad ter,n,r.,.
a new mess hall is being constrncio5
IL VIII be as by l72 feet. two stoiies I
height with an extension for the ifitI
en-, The upper story will provide
large drill hall without pillars M
building will also be of reinforced "a,
crete. ON the lower floor 1 900 mon ~,
be messed at one time. For the ma
tional matches Congress made q snac
appropriation of ST., 900 to proyide r..
the messing of the competitors wbios
mess viii be conducted by tho ann,
Another important Improvement is X,
construction of a Stand-pipe with a u.
pacity of 5000 gallons Of yn,nr IN
water used at the camp being ca,.
fully filtered. An interceptinp etos,..
water sewer is being cOnstructe5 i.
drain the camp. 1t VIII emptv into
large basin and the water win ~
pumped into the lake, which iusrr,,
perfectly dry camp. All roads ara i,
Ing macadamized and parked ana ejndo.
root paths are being CONSTRUCTED IA ai
parts of the range These j,,,n,,,,
ments viii cost the state abmt F IA
IN addition to the cost of the asstorel
ground. In July the Second nir,,,
Will be at Camp Peery for quali0frl61
OF It's men and II Will probably be dss.
ignated to remain during the natrbss
in August.
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AMERICAN FORK is
BUILDING RACE TRACK

Horse races in American Fork on the
Fourth of July are now assured. The
mayor and council favored letting the
committee and horse men have the
use of the Is acre alfalfa field Just
below the cemetery. The city COM
mittee on public grounds has given
permission for a temporary half-mile
circle track to be built and the work
Is now under way under the personal
direction of Samuel Dean. Thomas
Chapman, chairman of the Fourth of
July committee on races says the track
VIII be in fine shape for the big cele-
bration. Several good races are al
ready being talked up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
TALKING FOOTBALL
AT YALE ALREADY

Announcement has been made at
Yale that practise for the university
foot bah squad will begin on Septen-
Der IL and all the men who intend to
try for the team are requested 10 re-
port on that date, as the first game
is set for Sept. 80 and the time Cor
preliminary work viii be none too long
The freshmen foot ball schedule has
been prepared and with the consent
OF the faculty the following games will
be played: Oct. 3, New Haven high
school; oct 10, Andover at Andover;
Oct "a, HotchlSiss AT Lakeville; Oct
-, Wiilston al Easthampton; oct. 81,
AndoNer AT New Haven; Nov. 7,
Princeton freshmen at Princeton; Nov.
IL, Harvard freshmen nj New Haven.
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Two records hroken in one night
ISN'T such bad record for track not
q month old yet, Is It?
Mac" is riding in splendid form.
His ability to sprint at the end Of
long hard grind Is something wonder
ful.
Wouldn't the Importation Of Kramer
back here be great? Meyer and Kra-
mor-that would be- match race worth
sceing Manager Chapman says ho
woull bank on Mayer 10 come IN first
Who says salt Lake can't support Two
nucers2
Tandem racing Is az popular today
os II was years ago. The hand given
This style of races during the past week
demonstrated that.
Kramer by the way ia riding M
Valshurg, near New York, FoBlar
ana Bedell are other riders who line
NJ on the scratch with him
new French innovation Is a RE-
peehage" handicap. Sounds like new
Ice cream soda but Il Is bicycle race,
one of those cute little French az
fairs which usually prove such sue
cesses In this country The riders IN
different marks are sent or In the
trial heats. The men are grouped on
six different marks, making six sep
nrntc hoet1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
RICHFIELD'S ONLY
PARK PUT UP FOR SALE

Down in Richfeld, the grounds used
as baseball and public park were
advertised for sale this week. The
Richheld Reaper made the following
comment This desirable piece of
property Is owned by the school dis
trict and the trustees desire to dispose
of 1t. BY the sale of this piece of
ground the only available site for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27

county fair and for park for recre--
alton for Richfield is gone, 1t would
appear to the ordinary citizen that the
city council. the Commercial club or
the County Fair association should see
to 1t that the property Is secured for
public purposes. This is important
and should be given immediate consid-
Grafton by one of these bodies
All of which is as true as truth it.
self. for city of any size without a
park or piece of ground of some kind
for recreation purposes is a poor city
indeed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27

ties: It was the baseball playing alone
he cared about The ex-president
while marked in any crowd by his dig
hity of cnunsenancs and bearing,
dressed for com fort on baseball days. a
rough tweed suit; a slouch hat and a
pipe were good enough for him. IL
unac2ompaned by anyone he would
walk home leisurely nodding cheerily
to those who spoke to him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27

man who Is in perfect health, so ne
can do az honest DAVIS work when neoes-
sary has much for which he should be
thankful. MI. J.. G. Rodgers, OF Branch-
ton Pa writes that he was not only
unable 10 work but he couldn't stoop
over 10 tie his own shoes. Six bottles ~
Foley's Kidney Cure made new man
OF him He says Success 10 Foley's
Kidney Cure" For sale b. T. J. Nm
Drug 90. THE Never substllutors."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
FILLMoRE's FOURTH.

Fillmorer's Fourth of July athetlc
program as announced IS:
100. 22O and 440yard dash; high and
broad jumps; low and high hurdles.
shot put.
The horse events will be; 6O0-yari
dash for two-year- 440- yard pony
race; half mile trotting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
A LESSON IN HEALTH

Healthy kidneys filter the Impurities
from the blood. and unless they do this
GOOD health is impossible. Boley's Kid
ney Cure makes sound Kidneys ana VIII
positively cure all forms of kidney and
bladder disease 1t strongthons the
whole system For sale By r. j. Hlu
Drug Co, "The Never substitutors"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
Via ID. & II. c. II. II. June rs.

TO ogden. 1925 q M. 100 p. m.....si.O 90
To Provo Canyon. 1880 a. m....... 1.25
To Pharaoh's Glen, S;l5 a. MO-. 80
Returning on regular trains; also spe-
ciol from ogden At $3.50 m,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27
GAS RANGES.

SPECIAL SALE ON GAS RANGES
For the Next Ten Days,
UTAH LIGHT & RAILWAY co,
Basement 1913 SO. West Temple st.
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A UNIQUE PET.

to "Tums" Gavin, professional swim
mer The little seal followed Gavin
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GOING TO NEW YORK

We can give you specially reduced
rates for board and rooms at ono u
New York's best. centrally located no.
tells. Address C II News"
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Expert Kodak Finishing

Harry Simpler, Commercial PhotoK-
rainier. lhl South Main. second floor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27

Box Materials OF All Kinds.
Bailey & Sons Co, 90 East end South
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SAUCER SAUCE.

Two records hroken I'm one night
isn't such bad record for n track not
a month old yet, Is M
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-25

ss75O-If you want to buy high class
GENERAL GROCERY. doing all cash
trade and a large business in nearby
town at 20 per cent less than 1t is WORTH
you can buy 1t now. We will sell a gro
Gerry worth $4,000 for $3.50. LEAHX d
SON
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this week. Bring this ad.
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ROoMING HOUSES

17-room BOARDING AND RooMING
house; fine location on west side; income
$3.50 a month; rent SIS; price 5000.
s-room BOOMING HOUSE; close in, near
Seventh and Main; fine furniture; cheap rent;
good lease; price $3.50.
34-room ROOMING HOUSE; best location
I'm town; clearing 500 month; be had
this week for $500.
1s-room BOOMING HOUSE; cheap; rent
$40 and good lease in a good central loca-
ton; will exchange for equity in house and
$3.50 cash; price for exchange $1,000, less for
cash. See my agents, LEAHY SON.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-25

$500 buys a BAKERY with living
rooms; doing $25 daily, all cash; oven
10x12; rent $25. in nearby town OF eQ0
people and vicinity thickly populated 10
miles out; 2 horses, wagon. counters, show
cases, in good condition. See LEAHY d
SON
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INFORMATION WANTED

WANTED OF EITHER OF
my three children, going under assumed
name of smith; Margaret age Il: George, 2;
IdH-Mai q; by their father, GEORGE w.
GRuMBLEs, general delivery, Los Angeles.
9-3-K
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GET THE CHEAPEST AND BEST; NONE
but experienced men. Storage best In city.
PACIFIC VAN CO.. 200 W. Second st. Phone
NJ. 1923; A2757. Him
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BUSINESS OPPORI UNlTlES
TELEPHONES MAIN 2sO5. Fl6si.
LcaIlyaSOI1
Leading
Business Brokers
Suite s11-S12-s121s Severance bldg.
Northwest corner sixth anu Maln streets.
IT IS OUR BUSINESS TO PUT PEOPLE
IN BUSINESS.
Suite s11-S12-s121s Severance bldg.
Northwest coruei sixth anu Nam streets,
IT IS OUR BUSINESS TO PUT PEOPLE
IN BUSINESS
IF YOU BUY THROUGH US WE PRO
TECT YOU.


$1,000 will buy a frst class. completely
equipped printing office; all material in good
condition; doing fine trade with paying pat
ronage; well located for the printing bust
ness; good reason for selling; this opportunity
can be bought through LEAHY & SON.
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$500 or invoice, GENTS FURNISH
ING, SHOES and repair business; rent
$50, sublet $25: good lease. nice traae
location central; all cash; fine opportun-
itv to engage in nice clean business II
you are looking for a business investigate
this through LEAHY s. SON
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sILLlARp AND POOL TABLES

FOR SALE-NEW AND SECOND HAND
billiard and pool tables, bar fixtures Of
All kinds. easy payments. Send for catalogue.
THE BRUNSwICK-BALKE
co. Tells Sunset Main 1858; Home 27i 1918 e.
Third st, u725-36jt
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INVESTIGATE THIS LIST OF GOOD BUYS
$S00--Butcher shop, west Side
sI400-Grocery and feed store.
$1,000 or invoice-Receipts $40 daily; cash
grocery and meat market; all counter trade.
$500 or invoice-High class grocery; S5O
daily receipts.
$500 or invoice-Rent $50; receipts $50 daily;
cash trade; fine grocery.
s75O-Grocery and fruit store, beach town;
best buy In town.
s6OO-Grocery, west side; rent $40.
s7OO-Grocery on Main street, inside loca-
tom good buy.
s275-cIGARs and tobacco, North Main st. !;
cheap II sold now.
s525-RESTAURANT AND LUNCH coun-
ter; rent only S12.5O; receipts $50 daily.
1A0O-RESTAURANT; IL tables; west side;
complete in every detail.
iSOO-REsTAURANT one of the finest;
inside and doing $50 daily; equal to 500 in
busy season.
s1OOO-Mlllinery, nearby town; fine class
trade.
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FOR RENT-TWO LARGE. SUNNY ROOMS
for two gentlemen. light housekeeping
ing distance 1854 S. LOS ANGELES ST.
11-24-2
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Orange Groves
Ranches

LIvestock-Horses, Mules, Cattle
FOR SALE-35O STEERS, WELL GRADED,
Ian Tranco 81 1l-24-2
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FOR RENT
Rooms-Furnished

FOR RENT-HANDSOMEL FURNISHED
prettily decorated sunny south rooms;
everything new, artistic, up-to-date; run
ming water, beautiful location; popular
prices. 1140 S. FIGUEROA. Phone
Broadway 1442 11-24-2
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Rooms and Board

FOR RENT-s12 AND s14 MONTH. TWO
rooms, buffet kitchen, modern housekeep-
ing suites. BEAUDRY APARTMENTS.
146 N Beaudry ave 11-24-2
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FOR RENT-s2 WEEK UP FOR NICE OUT
side rooms; also housekeeping rooms; all
conveniences bath, phones, etc. HOTEL
FREMONT, $685. s. Main st. ll-24-z
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FOR RENT
Houses

FOR RENT-FoUR- ROOM HOUSE; 2
large lots; nice chicken yard, vegetables,
flowers and fruit, $40 month; IS by year,
or would sell on $50 month payments. 5l2
ALDER ST. Boyle 1922. 11-24-2
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WRITE ON a POSTAL CARD THE WORDS
4 believe that women should vote" sign
name and address and send to WOMAN
SUFFRAGE HEADQUARTERS, ZIG Fred
ericiS st. san Francisco
EXPERIMENTATION
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-25

STOCKS AND PARTNERSHIPS
We have several fine investment PROPOSE
tions, manufacturing and commercial
You can obtain partnership opportunities
through us that we have personally lhNes-
tigated and can recommend the owners
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-25

OUR BUSINESS CHANCES INCLUDE
LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY OP
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
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Want Ads Causing Things Happen" This City Today
SPECIAL NOTICES


10 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-I. SILAS
CASTLE. convicted of highway robbery IN
December. 1891, and at present serving my
san Quentin DO hereby declare my intention
of asking the honorable board Of prison di-
reetors for parole. SIl-AS CASTLE.
1l-10-1T-2i
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g1ooO-General second hand store win
6 nice living rooms: rent only $40; ioca-
tion central; netting $4,000 yearly, In near
nv city: horses wagons and harness.
etc; cheap II bought now. owner mas
other large interests, must sell AnFesA-
gate this through LEAHY SON.
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALEM acres at ALTADENA; all
set to bearing fruit; improved with Groom
cottage. This is fine property; can be had
far below its value, as owner Is going to
his former home; will. exchange for Los
Angeles city property price $500; equity
$4,000.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-25

FOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL GROOM COT
tage acre lot, orchard water In house,
on Bell tract; reasonable to right party.
/. STOLIN, First and Olive. 11-24-2
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WE HAVE A GOOD LIST OF BUsi-
NESS INVESTMENTS NOT ADEHf'-
TIEED.
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WEST SIDE LOCATION
CITY

s2ooO--5-room modern cottage; bath and
toilet; corner lot 5Ox15O. mtg. $500; cash
$500, bal terms.