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New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

game originated by George s ot,I, Of 49,,
Crescent Athletic Club, oi Brooklyn and is ,lavad
win t"o dodi'iohai pieces. called spies" These
pieces possess q restricted power of Tho ouaeu
moving and capturing both files and jiaronals
but controlling only the third square in any direc-
ton. There four prizes for the winners in this
event. Entries close On the morning Of Washing
tons Birthday with IL. Cassel Play VIII begin at
10 O'Clock
Albert Puivermacher is stiii Tie favorte for first
hcnors among the contestants IA the annual cham
pionship toIIrna of the Manhattan Chess t,lub
Having Il OF seven wins and two losses with
game against r. I:aubitscheck TO play,
hc needs only 10 draw this game finish with
total superior TO that OF Ii. Rosenfeld l.. u.
Meyer. his only rivals.
Julius Finn, the New York State chess cham
plon, spent three days in Phi!ade!pia. Baltimore
ard Washington last week giving simultaneous
hibitons Of the Rice Gambit at the of the
Franklin Chess Club. the Baltimore Chess Asso-
ciaticn and tie Washington Chess. Checkers and
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN FORTS.

ARRIVED.
Liverpool Feb s-Campanis (Bp. New York via Queens
Plymouth. Feb SIS; Louis New YORK for Cherbourg
and Southampton.
Bremen Feb 5-Bueiow (Gerp. New York.
CherbourE Feb T-Amerika t(ier), New York via Ply
for Hamburg
I.ibau Feb f-Moskva dtus) New York Via Rotterdam
Leth. Feb G-Belierby Oir,. New York.
Algers. Feb 1Turkstan (iS). New York Via OTan- FOR
Marseilles
Santos Feb 7-Corrientes (Ger) New York via Bar
bados Pernambuco sc.
Antwerp. Feb s-Zeeland 1Tr). New Yor.,-
SAILED
Antwerp. Feb s-samiand. AndnIsen New York
Southampton. Feb S-New York sor New York Cher-
bourg
Rotterdam Feb s-Ryndam Dutch New YORK via Bou-
l0ugne.
Liverpool Feb sEtr1ria OBI, fer New Queeus-
Alsers. S-HeIene Eickmers tGer). ,from
Yokohama: eth. StolzenieIs Cer). 0rom New
York; Bombay. etc.
Hamburg Feb 5--Janeta (ilr> for New York
I.ibau FEB 3--kherson Utussl. for New York Rot
Barbados Feb G aiaranhenss tsr. from Para New
Fiurie Feb s-CarmAnia CBr> York via Naples ami
Shields FEB s-Kasama (BD from Antwerp far New
York.
PASSED.
Gibraltar T-oTmston (Iir,. Seattle Tacoma
for New York; Queen Mary Calcutta
Suez and Algers for Philadelphia New York.
Prawe Point. Feb s-PeteFsburs ttussI. New York
T.otte rtiasn aud Libau
Malta. Feb T-Neuenfels tCer Calcutta and Colombo
Boston AID New fora SehuyIkia tBrl. Yokohama.
etc 70. New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

Whist Club In all he played hfty-three gaines
winning thirty-one losing sixteen and drawing SIX
At the Brooklyn Chess Club two slmuitdheouS
evhihitfons have been arranged for next "eeH-
On Tuesday evening Hermann Helms eX-a'a'7
cbampion will meet all corners, the committee
nr0vjdine prizes for those who win or ara" eheh
games On Saturday Magnus Smith the Caldoliil
champion will star and week later tnefe VIII
he a rapid transit tournament In the periofil-
ance given by Jose R. Capablanca, the young
Cuban player ma lie brilliant score against t"eh-
tv-six players. winning tweny-four. losing one 10
II Blumberg of the Columbia team, ana Drawing
with G curt The seance lasted three houfS
JACQUES Meses. the German master VINO arrieu
In Chicago yesterday. has received Word from
Jackson ". Showalter, of Georgetown KY iorihet
United States champion that the latter is prePaFsu
10 nla, him a match of five games up al the flhs
Club In Lexington. Ky. Mieses. however. expects
to sail for home later than February :" TO at
tend the international congress at Vienna ana
the best he can do under the circumstances WI"
be TO play Showalter series of two or three
games.
The annual tournament of the Crescent Atllleuc
Club will begin al the clubhouse On Tuesday even
ing.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

mont 10 the Texas Co. with oil. Passed in Quarantine
IL ID a
aurentian tBrl Pitts GLASGOW VIA f1diILdN
Syvania (B-l. CreSser. Liverpool
Skiilings, CriStObsI February 70 the
Panama with % passengers mails and rldse-
the Bar at GAS a
SAILED.
Steamers Atrato fISrl. Kingston. etc:
Bermudlan t3r) Bermuda; Caledonia (BrD Glasgow va
Ponce etc: Elhing ttierl.
Fremantle Adelaide. etc; Hesdey ,Brl- HcnS kors;;
tCisr). Newport News: HornsInd
GerC Newport News; Iroquois Charleston and Jackson
Vile; Iusitania tRrl. Liverpool via Queenstown. Ore
conian Mexico. Mex: Pennsylvania UIerl. Ham
b-rx: Philadelphia southampton Plymouth and Cher
Prinz GER. Fortune Island, Port
tonic etc; rl MarseiIes Via Naples Saratoga.
ffaVnna: Fortune Island etc %ulla. La
suayra. Csrb. Wilmington. {. and
Macon. Savannah: Cculus- New
orleans: sud kanaNha Norfolk Princess
Anne Norfolk am Newport News; Cherokee. Turks lsl
and Mamma Eata. Baltimore.
Delaware. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
SHIPPING NEWS. ,
Port of New York, Saturday, Feb 8. 1905.
ARR WE'D.

steamer La Lorraine (tr Tourne:. Iayre Fehr,arv
10 tte tomlagnir Generate igl
cabin and 100 serrase passenger. aud Nose Ar
rived The Bar m. ~ "
steamer Herbert tora ttieD. AItlann Hetanzas
AIRY 80 'alballru February -.
ship Line. with he Iidr midnight
18th. ~ "'
January 30 10 the New York x Steamship
company. with IEdse Arrived IA Al m
"
STEAMER lucsnia tB!), Liverpool February and
nstoRn >. .tsamshln Company
Limited. with and l6a storage passeigers
and u,de. Arrived the a 6:io a m
SteEH'er Manhattan tGer) Woters. Barry January 81
phiiip l:uIrecht. IN ballast. Bar az
2:30 = ~.
steamer Tumu-t tCuban> See;ey. Tampico January %
o York & cuba Mall Steamship COMPANY with
mails and .ndsr Arrived at the Bar 30 . M.
Alamo. Avery. Galveston February to he
Mallory with passengers and mdse- in
Quarantine 1910 a
Steamer city OF Columbus Burg, savannah February ).
the Co with passengers and m1se Passed in
Quarantine $3.50 a
Katahdin. Mcclure. Jachsonv lille February s.
ia he IS with ndse. Passed n Hook
a ! m.
Steamer Northtown. Van Glider. New Orleans Clay
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
NTH CHESS PLAYERS.
State Cham pionship at Tie Ererett
House on February 22.

Anaoun cement made yesterday by the COM
flsfree of the New York State Chess Association
;ha, the annual winter meeting TO decide the
pion snip OF the state. scheduled for Wash
ington's grthday. viii take place al the Everett
House. There xil be three events. including tie
championship, general and sPy-chess tournaments
In the contest for the championship, now held by
Julius Finn, The Manhattan and Rice chess
cubs. there will be the usual four prizes, ard in
addition the winner viii receive gold medal and
the custody of Tie Rice trophy for the ensuing
year The general tournament rs open to all com
err who will also play terms.
= Gew feature is The s2y-chess contest This is
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
TRANSPACIEIC MAILS

- DesNhailon ana stea nef Close in New York
New Zealand, Australia (except
and New Caledonia, VIA
- eddo day, 500 m
Islands (via Vancouver and Victoria
b C)-Eiipress of India Feb12. 600 m
Islands tva Seattle)-Kaga Maru. n m,
Japan, Corea China and the Philippine
Islands via Tacoma)-BelIerophon. Feb "A. 600 m
Philippine Islands Francisco,
Korea Feb 20. 600 M
Australia Except WesD Zealand.
Samoan Islands. FIJI Islands
caledonia {, ia Vancouver Victoria,
t)y-Aorang Feb p. 800 m
,l1"a wa san ranclscol Alameda FEB -, $500
hawaii. Japan Corca, China
I'hiiippins Islands (via Francisco
-America Maru -. Feb -. 500 m
Hawaii Guam and the Philippine Islands
wa San F1ancscol-T Transport. . Feb % 600 n m
Tahits and Narquesas Islands (via
fTanciscol-M Marposa Mar 6. 500 m
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
HIGH SCORES IN BASKETBALL GAME.
TEy Telegraph to The Tribune. J

Pennington n j. Feb. S.-'The Pennington Semi
nary team rolled up total of 50 points. against -
made by the Perkimen Seminary team. in n BASKET
hall game here to-day. Fclney and Johnson thre"
seventeen and fourteen field goals respectively
The visitors, although large We're no match io1
he locals
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
Stern Brothers
)Tailor-made Walking Suits

Several STYLES, in Mixtures and
Cheviots for inned
Negligees, House Gowns & Kimonos
Tomorrow, at Special Prices
Kin1onOs,
Cb.les Real Value $3.50 s575
Albatross & Flannel, 9z5 I>0
House Gowns and Negligees,
AlbatrOss, Real Value SI2oo, 3>SO
India Silk, Real Value SI2Z5 2I-5o, @4UaUU, Ao5O
Ribbon and Lace, Real Value ss45o 24.5o
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
West Tw n ty- h / I'd S e e
La eioce

Genoa. Jelo,e
Marie Menzell.St Lucia. February 3 3.........
Denver Galveston February 5... Mallory
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY -
'ellig Oav. Christansand February / Scand- An,
L NerpooI, White
FL Siglo- Galveston. February $50 Pacific
Brings mail.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

OO ENMERS.
TO-DAY
Vessel
OF Line Mail closes
hoplg Aioelt NaEes y - lIloyds.-- HOO a
Minnea polls London. Atlantic Trans. a m
MONDAY FEBRUARY 10
r nance coon taraIna .11:30 300 . m
JeIelsoi 'Horlok. OId L'oniion 300
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY H.
~ ie LdfreIaea. Argentine Baroer 300 a 1:30 a m
Itaiia FrlICe, ferhafnouco Prince HOO 100 D m
aaia 'ootn 3:O0 m
IrHiiuau' beTinuda Quehec LOO 300 m
hii iodrossa Bremen y q Lioyd.-... 1000 a m
<tiucHe' JachsohNllle .tlyue .-.--.--.. 800 p
i'S "t 'ciuiIioia naNdnHan savannah 300 p
jamestown Norfolk Old Dominion. . 300 p M
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10
oCeanlc southampton Nhite Star. 80 a p m
[AtliIdi saiipso Jamaica + Co.. $50 $40 q m
Il iIi"Ii, al ~ iAeu 1000 a IN
> fAotIeIGalh holland Am 1000 a N
i-aZlo. Naples. Italian.
I ofnai Galveston. Mallory m
-Hoiolh old DoE1lhioIl- 800 IN
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tie Cedric which reported to South WelIheet as $50
Hook ht noon YESTERDAY u t"icteu
to p day!
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
r1isses' and Girls Apparel
Spring r1odels at Attractive Prices

Misses Taior-made Suits Of plain and fancy seges
also fancys mater silk lined,
collar fold skirt, & 10 A>
Misses lun1or SUITS. of fancy and check materials
andst full pead skirt
withfo coa AO
Misses and Girls Skirts, OF Panama cloth blue and
green & stripe seTge, % & aso nn9H % Ddff & d Oa sAS5 g.
Girls Sailor Dresses, OF navy English
trimmed with outache braid. emblem sleeve
and collar, full pleated skirt SPECIAL W.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

Lace IuflHI1lS, DSu OEiS
and Decorative Lace Novelties
nr>,,se,xcr c1rpr.1xs $3.50, e.7s, 11.5c
Formerly S12 50 o 50 Pair
,crr ,D,prcrpr,,xs $3.50, 1900, 1880
Formerly $1,000 27-5o Pair
n,,rr, FL NET RED SETS s4zs, o.z5
Formerly ssz5 to 11.5o Set
tnr>rz, ACE po,-Do1a NOVELTIES $3.50 to 47.5o
Formerly S15Z5 1900 Each
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

c -,s.e 7.o2 sun ses 52C Moon 12:4s Moons
HIGH WATER
~ SANDY Hook |: :o GOV Island 80 He'll Gate 3: AZ
7 N-Sandy 81 Gov. Island -" Hell Gate 4;iS
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

Brings mail,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29

Frank compea1 II you wish TO
spend few hours IN the heart Of
the cowboy country, full o. thrilling
adventures irtermsDgied with COM
edy and pathos, 80 and see The vir-
ginian /" There Is not a dull moment
in the play; II holds the attention Of
the audience from the start to the
inish. In los dramatized form "Ths
virginian" Is displayed in four acts,
the flrst at Uncle Hewey's, the second
~ Judge Henry's ranch. the third
az the camp Of the horse thieves. and
the fourth in Medicine Bow, wyonn-
Ing. The opportunities afforded for
stage settings are fine. and the author
has succeeded IN procuring scenery
typical OF western life. The first act
opens at Hewey's with dance and
christening. The virginiaD, an in
vlted guest, tries 10 become better
acquainted With Molly Wood. a school
teacher from New England. whom
be has previously saved from dT0wH-
ing. re receives little encourage
ment. bit IL determined. In this act
he anarrels with the bad man,
Trampas, and the act ends With The
exceedingly funny scene where the
virginian end Honey wiggln mix
the babies left sleeping In an adj
ioining room. The second act. at
Judge Henry's ranch. the vlrginian
is elevated 70 ranch boss. and bis
love affslr II progr ss'ng nicely unth
the iynchlng expedition comes up,
when he r. ordered 10 head a party OF
vieiianteey 10 rapture the cattle
thieves. among whom II bis loyal bar
friend. steve. The third
act. the Horse Thief pass. whore the
cowboys ana The cattle thieves have
a most exciting scene. ends IN a
lynchIng. The nnal act. Medicine
Bow, where the bad man. TrampaJ
meets bis just reward and the vir-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29

men NOT
WARRING
THE PUBLIC FUND
BUSINESS MEN CONSIDER $1,000
SALOON LICENSE TOO HIGH
Will REDUCE REVENUES AND
MAKE VACANT PLACES OF
BusINEss-DRUGGIsTs CAN'T
PAY $500.

The publication in n Portland p1-
per that the saloon men OF this city
are making q war OF retaliation on
Salem business men in the city couu-
cii who voted for the high ilcenae o.
dinance. has no foundation. One
Portland daily goes so far as 60 say
the saloon men decided TO punish Az
derman stolz. who manufactures
soda water. and Alderman Fraser
who Is IN the plumbing business
Fraser was the only one OF the COM
Mite cQmpos Of A. n. Moores
Eldridge and Frase-, who demurred
at the $1,000 for saloons and the
5000 for drug stores. and voted
against the ordinance. The Board
OF Trade officials say. so far. no sa-
loon man or dIaggust has refused TO
suhscr'be on account OF any action
teken by ths city council. and the sa-
loon men say they have no fight to
make against the development iof m"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29

MY life will be entirely given up
TO the task, and I shall spend many
months OF the year in Rome. al
though / hope eventually TO have
three other chief centers In Paris.
London and Madrid Here In this
college the pope has kindly allowed
me 10 have any manuscripts. however
valuable. that | need from the Nati-
can library. and the assistance that
II Is 10 work in ones own study with
manuscripts and papers spread
around one on all sides In quite in
calculable. hut what should like
people TO realize is the immensity OF
the task that we have undertaken. No
results will be obtained IN a hurry.
Monster Task.
What we have to do Is TO gather
together and collate all the known
and unknown copies OF ST. Jerome's
great translation OF the sacred writ
lngs up TO those OF the eleventh cen
.tury. They divided themselves into
great families, each with It's special
variations. peeulIaritles. and mis-
takes. that resemble each other. The
great 'Gallieana' version Is that which
is now universally adopted In the
Roman Catholic church. with the one
exception OF 81. Peters. In Rome,
where the oanons use the Romano
version, hope eventually TO make
a complete list OF all the known
versions, but for our own purpose
about 90 OF the best and most correct
copies will be used for guidance and
comparison,
Some OF the finest copies are Of
Saxon origin. as. for example. the
AioIin copy. which is to be found In
tho Vallleelllana library In Rome.
and the codex Amlantinus. now in
the Laurentlan library IN Florence,
which has a most interesting history
II vas one OF the three copies made
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29

city d. J. FRY. tho druggist. has
been chairman o. tAe committee thai
has rails a the largest amount OF
money for the Booster fund
The Ordinance Vas Changed.
The original canyps- made FOR o
higher Herse wa at no hgaro Of
sso0 81 saloons and 500 Tor drug
els,F. but when the committee reaor.
Cd the hguics we're raised 10 $1,000
and ts0O. The city council was TAX.
en- by SUR rise. as no such action was
coalsmplaJrd by the rest OF the al
dermen, aud the political aspect of
che thing began 20 appear Thsy
we're In trap aud had 10 vote ye,
from the suburban wards. or be In
the attitude OF faYorlng the saloons.
Some Of the suburban aldermen nov
say they regard the matter entirely
from a business standpoint The
ngur, that wlll bring in most reg.
enue ia the city Is What they wan
Thsy do aot want 10 enact a prohi-
hilton ordinance, nor one 80 high as
20 lose che city revenue, and en-
courage boot-legging and gaHoa
houses. A, siooQ % half The sa-
looms we're closed out, the ciiy would
see s9o00 a year, AZ $3.50. II only
four saloons were closed up. the city
would set tie.Soo. At $500. u all
eon,lnu q. ,he city would get tio.-
500, Most Of the aldermen had their
minds nSed on that ngare. until the
Mooies ordinance Was sprung
Can Close Had Piaees Now.
The aldermen say there l. power
now in The hands 20 The license COM
miiiee and The mayor TO revoke any
lieepsa granted 20 a saloon that vil.
hates the slightest fgat0re 81 the pres
eni o,sy or state laws There Is no
excuse ioy no, reyoking ana clo'ius
disorderly n'aces a. the matter
stands Tho whole Ne tlon q one
of adjusting the matter from a stani
point oi the largest reveRuas ana the
least injury "a property owners. lt
s. believed halt the saloons would
sell neagly a. much liquor ~hne The
city would nos So nearly 50 much cut
Of q. The right azure for the drug
s,orss - not easy 20 dessrmlne. bug
tSee a year lr out of an proportion
& ,Ac iluQoF sold reasonable a.
sspse wo0la yield ONE rsvenuss.
whiie q rot believed msuy drug
sta Weu.d pay ne saoa iicenss
TIE representation that the saloon
mea aei trogsisis ars boseoislng ne
pae.lsstS fnnd j. isise. ana the inal-
sasions are that ,hs question win b.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29

The virglnlan" a. dramatised by
Owen wister aud the late Kirke la
fasile from Mr. wlster's novel OF
the same name, and tho most sue,
eeaful drama OF western life ever
produced ON any STAGE. viii be pre-,
seated az the Grand opera house,
March 4. with a company OF excep.
fionaily clever artists, laeludlng that
aieFiing actor, W. =. Hart. a. the vlr.
Elnlan. and the original Trampas
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29

In the great monastery Of jar,
from which ST. Bede came. ana
Abbot Geolfrid left the monas
with one OF the copies, which va
be presented to the pope.
The abbot died on the joul
and the great codex was entirely
sight Of 81. Bede had quoted
tain lines from the dedicated
this copy. and De Rossi. the I
Roman Christian archaeologls,.
covered that part Of the dedicato
the Codex Amiatinus had
erased. and with tho writing
was superposed he was able to|
cipher words that indlspud
proved Il to be the long-lost
from Jarrow. This codex is p1.
bly, the best and nearest 10 81. JED
of all that have come down Us
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29

be provided. aud when The holy
father asked me whr' l thought the
cost OF the work would be. said
that ey o. our economical lines The
annual expense cou d not be less than
$4,000. and might easily be more. +,
have already bal many letters OF
cympg hy ard offers OF expert help.
and some money from both England
and America, which has been very
welcome ana encouraging. and I hope
Is only IAN earnest OF more TO come.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29

settled Monday night on a business
tasis.
Intaxriews had with business men
OF ;hc city are all to the effgct that
,he license is too high, and tina.
they are not in, favor OF a policy Of
monopoly that would leave half the
places occupied by saloons vacant on
our principal business streets.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29
Tho Passion Play In Motion ricturss

For two nights next week the
Grand will show moving pictures OF
the Passion pay at harEain prices,
These piciares are considered the
most perfect ever made. ana the hlm
u valued az several thousand dollars.
The Passion Play" as Il Ia pro-
duoed every ten years, Is faithfully
photographed on this Aim, This n
an attraction for young and old, ~ all
have heard OF the play.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29

dlaiculty IN their love anair. ls vefy
realistic. The Kirk lie Shelle com.
panl II nrst in line 20 sive the pub
lie = good production, ana those who
attend the performance ON Thursday
evening will bee well pleased.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29
REVISING THE vuLGATE BIBLE
Abbott Gasqu.a's Great Undertaking
Committed 20 Him By Plus Y.

Abbott Gasau,a's Great Undertaking
Committed 20 Him BY Plus Y.
II has already been stated that
Pope Plus X has confided 10 the fol-
lowers OF 81. Benedict the enormous
task OF revising the oficial Latin
Bible used by the Roman Catholic
church, popularity known as the Vul-
gate. The directing spirit OF the un-
dertaking IS Abbot Gasquet. and the
headquarters Of the work will be the
College Of SAINT Ansslmo. on the
Avenune. where the abbot presides,
and not at the mother house OF the
Benedic;ines. on Monte Casino.
The abbot is SO years OF age. and
freely admits that in his lifetime he
can do little more than organize the
work and apportion II out 10 the
various Benedictine colleges all over
the world. Still, he hopes before he
dies TO see the revisions OF the
Psalms or the Pentateuch. which will
be the first work undertaken. com
pleted
labor OF Love.
~ ths unpaid labor OF love that
We shall provide" said the abbot the
other day. had TO be paid for. even
az the most moderate rate. the ex-
pense OF the work woald be almost
prohibItive. bur such work as ours
cannot be had for nothing Travel
ing and other expenses will have 20
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-29
PASSION PLAY
ADJUSTMENTS

Grand Opera House.
March a Booster concert for Col
leKe of Music.
March t--"The virginians.
March 8 and 7--PanHion play.
Auditorium Roller Rlnk.
sx-day races ali this week Rsgu.
lar sessions.
Tho vAudctte.
Moving plcpres and illustrated
eonGn, every afterncon and evening
eHcept sunday and Mondsy after
moons.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-04

PROSPEROUS COAST TOWN.
Invoice about $500 rocery-enJoying
large local trade and ship grocery supplies;
the ship supply business improving with
the growth OF the Pacific coast trade; other
large interests Of owner require his atten-
ton. The future of this prominent coast
town can only be measured by the volume
of trade bound to result from the late
treaties with Japan regarding the Pacific
crete basement; electric lighted; close to
bay front. This fine paying business with
its great future can only be purchased
through US. For terms Of sale see LEAHY
G. SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-04
Houses-FurnIshed

FOR RENT-11k- STORY BUNGALOW; NICE
ly furnished strictly modern; rooms, recep-
ton hall, closets. ETC.; nice barn and wood
shed; adults only. Apply 204 e. TWENTY
NINTH ST. R-4-4
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-04

FOR RENT-5-RooM NEW MODERN COT
tage, $751; range connected; water paid. 233
e. SEVENTH ST, block east of Boyle ave.
Phone F1745. 12-4-4
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-04

1850 or invoice, GROCERY, CIGARS,
TOBACCO and DELICATBSsEN with
fine steam table, counters, shelving, IL
foot nickle show cases. cigar case. soda
fountain, scales. ice box; rent only S2O;
receipts $500 weekly; everything com
fered this week. See LEAHY g. SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-04
FOR SALE
Houses

FOR SALE
HOUSES AND LOTS
SAME AS RENT
S80O-4-room house, lot 50x150;
$50 cash. bal $40 mo.
$050--4-room plastered cottages;
$50 cash. bal $40 mo
S1000-3-room house. lot 40x209;
$50 cash, bal. $40 mo.
S1000--4-room house. East LIST street;
$50 cash, bal. $40 mo.
$115O--4-room new house. big lot;
$50 cash, bal. $40 mo.
S1250--5-room new house, fenced;
$50 cash, bal. $40 mo.
S1400-4-room new modern house;
500 cash. bal. $40 mo.
S16O0-4-room new modern bungalow;
S10O cash, bal $40 mo.
S1S0O-5-room modern house;
500 cash. bal $40 mo-
S200O-5-room new modern bungalow;
500 cash, bal. $40 mo-
S2100-6-room modern house;
500 cash, bal. $40 mo-
S25O0-9-room new modern house;
$1,000 cash, bal. $40 mo.
This house is worth $4,000 cash.
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY
TAYLOR REALTY CO.
Corner East First and Evergreen SITS.
Phones: D1117, Boyle 1865. l2-4-s-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-04

FOR REMITTANCE PADDED 3-HORsE
van by hour or job. ATLANTIC TRANS
FER CO.. Main 277. Fs47S. 729 S. Broad
way. 1-1-m
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-04

FOR RENT-2 LARGE PLEASANT HOUSE
keeping rooms; also one single room; fine To-
cation; private family. S44 w. TENTH ST.
Phone Broadway 3083 5-10-x