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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-14

san Diego. standing on the first
American harbor to be reached by
Admiral Evans great battleship fleet
since ii left Hampton Roads last De-
cembcr, stretched out its hand across
its sunlit waters in royal welcome to
the navys sea fighters this afternoon.
While the big guns at Fort Rose
Grams were still roaring their hoarss
greetings. the citys official reception
committee climbed to the deck of the
Connecticut and formally opened the
greatest demonstration in the history
of southern California.
For several days the streets of an
already beautiful city have been
ablaze with bunting, with great floral
arches erected across the line of
march to be followed by 5000 sailors
and soldiers on Wednesday.
Present for Evans.
The celebration will open this even
ing, when tons OF fireworks will be
discharged on the water front. UP
to late hour tonight the entire city
will e blaze of red light and with
the warshps in full illumination, the
scene will be one never to be forgot
ten.
The social feature Of this evening
will be an informal dinner given by
the city to the officers of the fleet at
the Hotel del Coronado
The parade will take place tomor-
row morning, and viii be followed by
what will probably be the prettiest
ana most unique feature of the cele-
bratou--the presentation of a jew
eled key Of freedom to the city to
Admiral Evans Or his representative.
The key = fashioned wholly Of Cali
fornia gold and precious stones and
is ~o made that it can be worn by
Mrs Evans. 1t rests in an alive wood
casket. ON the cover of which is rep
resented in silver the caraval of Ca
briIlo, the first European vessel to
turn back the waters of san Diego
bay ~choo children will play an
important part In the exercises.
Entertainment Tor All.
on wednesday night there will be
a grand oall AT the Hotel del Coro-
uado COR officers. The feature of
Thursday will be an auto picnic to
country resorts for the officers, while
the mea will witness boat races in
the harbor There will be great
firr works q d.Splay that night
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-14
Evans Is Much Better.

Paso Robles Calf, April IA
Rear Admiral Evans passed a good
night and his Improvement is report
ed to be most encouraging today.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-14
TRAIN ARRIVALS

No. 1-7.45 p. m.
No 4-5. so p. m.
No. 10. S. p. m.
No. S-S.2s p. m.
NO. 9-IL.45 p. m.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
SW00NS WHEN SHE
IS SERVED WITH
DIVORCE PAPER
MRS. FLORENCE GRIFFITH, WHO
FIGURED IN SENSATIONAL
SHOOTING EPISODE, READS
DOCUMENT, THEN FAlNTs AWAY

Mrs Florence Griffith, who last De-
cember shot DR.. j. A. Attridge, in the
Roycourt apartments, learned for the
first time Wednesday morning that
her husband, James b. Griffith had
started suit for divorce against her,
and upon receipt OF the news tainted.
The information reached her In the
shape Of summons from the court,
which was served upon her by Deputy
Sheriff Max DeProsse. In her home,
No. 491 Thlrd-ave.. where she has
been living since she separated from
her husband. Mrs. Grifnth answered
the officers ring, and after she had
made herself known he handed her
the paper. She read the contents and
then fell In a swoon. Efforts TO revive
her were unavailing and the officer
carried her into the house, where re-
storatives we're applied and In few
minutes she recovered consciousness.
The shooting of DR.. Attridge pro-
duced q sensation He was one OF
the best known physicians In the city.
and the Grifiiths' family doctor. The
woman charged that he had ruined
her life, and the attempt TO kill him
and herself was the result Her aim
was bad, and both recovered. after
lowering between life and death for
several weeks. The Griffiths were
separated at that time. but the hus-
band came TO his wife's assistance and
It was given out that they had become
reconciled
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
ROUTS 296 BUNS
FROM EMPTY CARS
SPECIAL AGENT WOzNAck HAS
STRENUOUS STUNT IN RAIN
IN GRAND TRUNK YARDS.

small army OF buns were driven
out OF their hunks" In empty freight
cars in the Grand Trunk depot yards
by Assistant Special Agent John WoZ-
mack, early Wednesday morning. Clad
In oil skins, Woznack started out on
his tour OF the yards at 1 o'clock.
When he completed his task at 2:30
Just 29S undesirables had been routed
out and forced to seek shelter else.
where. The rain was pouring down
In torrents. but that made no differ.
ence to Woznack. who was merely per-
forming what he considered his duty
to the road and its patrons. the ship
pers.
I'VE are obliged to drive them out
for our own protection" says Woz-
mack. Along about half.past three
In the morning the buns have habit
OF visiting the fruit cars In the yard
and helping themselves TO a break
fast of bananas, peaches. oranges and
anything else they can lay their hands
on. Then, to top OF with. they swipe
few dozen lemons and make lemon
ade OF them"
Woznack says that |. has been a
common thing to find three or four
fruit cars broken open and the con
tents disturbed. Hence TUESDAY
nights migration.
Only two OF the 29S routed out re
fused TO leave when ordered 10 do SO
and these two quickly followed their
COMPANIONS when the doughty spc
cial officer got his hands on them
Nearly every nationality was repre-
scented In the motley procession.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
ZEPPELIN BALLOON
BREAKS AWAY AND
IS BURNED
HAD COVERED $40 MILES, BREAK.
ING ALL RECORDS FOR DIS
TANcE, WHEN ACCIDENT oc-
cuRREp-sUsY PERIOD IN THE
AIR.

The past "a hours In airship ca
perinieats have been the most me-
tive, perhaps, In the history Of the
world.
Count xeppsIin In his dirtgtbie, as
cended from Lake Constance yes
terday.
Ii was HIS intention 10 make AN
unbroken record OF - hours, but
owing to the breaking Of n proDei-
Ter he was compelled to desceud M
Journey hsting IL hours. His hight
was again interrupted by = break
down at Stuttgart this morninS,
where the balloon broke from Its
moorings, caught IRE and was de-
stroyed.
The count covered 80 miles in
nine hours and carried In his bal
loon two persons besides himself,
proving more than any other navf-
gator the possibility OF the air We
meScs.
While Zeppelin was making his
expertme nts In Germany, Henri Far
man made three successful ascen-
sions at Brighton Beach, New York,
ind the Wright brothers, the Amer
lean navfgutors, were making prep
arations mt Lemans for their great
Journey. Al the same time Thomas
=. baldwin, In his big dirtgibie bal
loon, covered himself with glory I'm
the army trials at Fort Meyer.
Here - n list of notable airship
flights and records
Wright Brothers' acceptance, As
miles an hour, for short flights, Kill
Devil hill, n. e., May 81.
Count Zeppelin's nirship. 30 miles
an hour, I'm seven-hour flight, June
20.
Alexander Graham Bells aero
plane ship White Wings, short
hight. at Hammondsport, n. n, May
rs.
Henri Farman, neroplane airship,
Circular kilOmetre at Paris I'm one
minute and ~ seconds, winning
Observation-Disclosures prize of s1O,-
900.
Leo stevens. $50 miles In nom
dirigible balloon. I'm three hours,
Hampton Fa1is, n. H.. March 10.
Leo stevens I'm nOn-dirigible bal
one-half hours, Nov. =. 1906 gns
balloon record.
santos Dumont I'm butterfly aero
plane, $50 metres I'm Paris, Nov. 10.
1907.
santos Dumont d. balloon airship.
santos Dumont No, 10. Sc miles in
one hour and Is minutes, Paris, Nov.
II. 1904.
Pierre Lebaudy's balloon airship
La Dtrigfble, from Paris to MOisson,
rs miles In one hour and 30 min
utes, Nov. 10, 1902.
Count Zeppelin, 12-hOur trip In
his balloon alrship at an average OF
81 miles an hour, Friederfchshafen,
July 4.
Count Zeppelin I'm 24-hour trip,
Aug. 4 and 3. covering 300 miles
from Jake Constance down the
River Rhine TO Mayence and return.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
SULTAN REPORTED
STABBED IN BACK
BY YOUNG TURK
NEWS OF ATTACK CREATES
ALARM, AS ITS TRUTH WOULD
MEAN ATTEMPT OF COMPLETE
REVOLUTIONARY CONFIRMED.

LONDON, Aug. 5--A private dis.
patch received here this morning stat
ed that fhe sultan OF Turkey was
stabbed by minor palace official who
had been bribed by the leaders OF the
Young Turkey movement. II was de-
tailed how the would-be assassin drove
his dagger at the heart OF the sultan,
but the point OF the blade was defect
ed by the coat OF mail which the ruler
wore beneath his clothing.
A later dispatch from the same
source, stated that the attempt TO kill
the sultan was made from the rear
and that the man who made the attack
actually succeeded In driving his short
bladed dagger to the hilt. seriously
wounding the sultan.
Both messages purported TO come
from leader OF the young Turkey
movement, who is now In GeneNa. =
The messages created no end OF
alarm, for II was predicted that an
attempt at complete revolution OF gov
eminent In, Turkey would follow As
no confirmation OF either message has
thus far been obtained the belief pre-
walls that the rumors were inspired
by young Turks. whose object Is to
keep the revolution pot boiling.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
ADVANCING PRICE
/. IN COPPERS HELPS
MARKET
BUYING OF ouooENHElM STOCKS
SENDS OTHERS TO HIGH REC
oRDs, WHOLE TONE BEING
euoYANT.
BY r. c. sHoTWElL.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-Under the
influence of excited buying Of Gugsen-
helm stocks the entire market was
buoyant today. Shelters. National
Lead, Amalgamated and Steel sold at
high records In the first half hour or
trading. In London Americans also
were active and moving higher.
The cause for the enthusiasm just
now seems to be the advancing price
Of copper metal coupled with a gen.
eral belief that business Is recovering
In all departments. f. H. Hartman $
confident talks in the west have had
tonic effect. II Is generally be-
heved that Gould has surrendered
completely TO Hartman and that the
Gould systems will now be rehabifi'
tated. Pittsburg reported today that
negotiations have been opened by the
Gould interests with the Pressed
Steel Car Co. for several thousand
freight cars to handle the tonnage
that is expected this fall under the
old Carnegie contracts OF which the
Goulds have not yet taken advantage.
One report had 1t that the order Is
for 10000. cars
On the curb market Cumberland
Ely. Nevada Consolidated and LaRose
we're leaders with a good demand In
the entire mining department. Cotton
and Grain were both slightly lower.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
c j RR|E DEBTORS
ARE BEGINNING
TO SETTLE
SEVERAL ARE PAYING WITHOUT
MAKING FIGHT IN CouRT-RE-
cEIvER HAS DIFFICULTY IN
APPRAlslNc sToesG~-~S-v

Debtors OF Cameron Currie & Co.
are beginning to pay in something TO
Receiver Fred g.. Austin. AS result
of the notifications that have been
sent out, some OF the under water
accounts are already partially
Strengthened out. How many more
will follow this example without a
fight In court Is predetermined
The receiver has had a difficult,
task recently in trying to appraise the
value o, various mining and other
stockc which were found In the vaults
but which are not quoted In the mar
kets. Some Of these stocks have
value, while others are merely good
specimens of stock certificate en-
craving. II has been necessary 10
write TO various small stocks ex-
changes to get valuations on a great
many OF them and this has held back
the receivers report.
Louis II. Case, one OF the members
of the firm of Cameron Currie & Co.,
has been giving all his time 10 help
ing In looking up matters on the
books. Cameron Currie has not taken
any active part in the work OF
checking up the credits and debts OF
the Arm.
Judge Mandell will take up a num-
Der OF small petitions Friday morn
ing, these being the cases where
stock was paid for and is in the hands
of, the receiver. The cases In which
creditors claim their stocks are held
by Hayden, Stone & Co., will not come
up. however.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
HAARER PROVES GOOD
GUESSER ON DAT MARKET

Jacob j. Haarer, commissioner OF
public works, did little guessing
last month that resulted In saving
OF much money 10 the city.
II is the custom TO buy carload OF
oats each month for the horses OF the
garage service. Haarer got TO read
ing crop reports in July however. and
figured that oats were going to go up.
So he bought two carloads OF oats.
The grain Immediately began TO go up
In price and the difference for the
month amounts TO $3.50. Haarer is now
wishing that he had played his bunch
harder and bought three or four car
loads.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05

STUTTGART, Aug. 5.-Count Yep.
pelin's monster balloon airship In
which he was making a 24-hour fight.
broke away from its moorings at Ech-
terdingen, 10 miles from Stuttgart, In
storm. caught fire and was destroy
ed today.
Six persons were hut trying to save
the airship. Count Zeppeline escaped
injury
A fierce electrical storm was rag
ing. Count Zeppelin had interrupted
his flight for the second time be-
cause of a defective motor.
When the storm broke with sud
den fury those in charge Of the air
ship were not prepared for the fierce
gale. The airship broke away Ind
soardey skyward, and 1t was seen sud
denly that the big gas bag was afiame.
The airship was burning herceiy
when II was driven out OF sight by
the gale. 1t is practically certain
that II will be completely destroyed
The count had covered $40 miles
since his start. yesterday, breaking all
records for distance, when the break
In the motor necessitated his descent.
The airship was totally DESTROYED
by an explosion of the motors. the
fragile aluminium frame work was
torn apart by the force OF releasing
the gas bag. The craft shot like a
blazing moteor through the sky
The explosion was caused by ben
zine motor catching fire while the
workmen were including the metal
propeller.
The flames shot high into the air
and the explosion OF the motors FOL
lowed within few seconds. Count
Zeppelin Expressed deep regret that
the injured men should have been al
ficted.
BERLIN. Aug. 5.-A second mishap
this morning to the propeller or CouW
,t;ontinued on Pnge Seven.)
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
BURIED UNDER
TONS OF SAND.
FOUR MEN AT WORK IN SEWER
EXCAVATION ARE FATAL.
" HURT.

NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-Four men
were fatally hurt today when a trav-
cling crane carrying heavy iron buck
cts dropped two and one-half tons OF
sand and rock 35 feet on top of 4
crowd Of workmen at the bottom OF a
25-foot sewer excavation at Johnson
st. and Hudson-ave.. Brooklyn. Six
men were completely buried and af-
ter they had been gotten out IL was
found that four had been fatally hurt.
The injured men, whose names are
not known, are In the Brooklyn hos
Dital
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
BIG BRITISH ROADS
FORM A COMBINE

LONDON, Aug. 5.-The Northwest
ern and the Midland railroad systems
have entered into a combination or
working agreement for a long period.
BY this agreement II is expected
that economies In operating amounting
to 81 100000 a year each Will be ell
fected.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
MALCOLM MCLEOD
TAKES OFFICE AUG. 1s

Malcolm j. Mcleod has received no
tice from Washington that his bond
as collector OF internal revenue for
the eastern district OF Michigan has
been formally approved. He will take
Office Aug. Is. Collector David Mcgln-
nifty retiring at that time. Richard
Fletcher. of Alpena. takes his place as
state labor commissioner.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
cuIcAGo LIVESTOCK.

s4.0oo. strong AT yesterdays beet
nriges. mixed and butchers. ssssasss;
good heavy. ss.7eg6ss; rough. heavy;
TS so hulk ssS0GssS Cattle-Rs-
eeipts 1000. slow. lee lower. beeves.
sSsOdT.ss: cows and heifers. n.fsT
$50: srockers and feeders. ts.s4tsy:
Tevana Sc 7OH5.40. calves. eb.Soul.s "a,
v-esterners sS400S.1b. She<p-ke-
ceipts $4,000. steady: sheep, westerns
az. fSn4b0: lambs. native and westerns
"a 9bffg1b
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
EHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Aug. 5--Wheat was ism
lie higher at the OPENING, the great
est gain being In distant options.
Gables came cent higher In the race
OF our easement In yesterdays prices.
There was a big and general trade dur
Ing the FIRST quarter hour. with prices
holding firm at fractional recesstons
from top prices o,,g<.
ease Corn-Sept.. t5& 4i6i.c oats
Sept. 46c. P0rk-Sept. tl5ts. Lard
Sept. not quoted; Oct. ts.6ss. RIBS
Sept, SSH.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
MANY LIVES ARE
LOST IN FLOOD

Ell PASO, Tex, Aug. 5.-A report
was received here today from Bisbee.
Ariz., the seat OF rich mining com
munity, that flood and landslides last
night wiped out portion OF the town
and killed many. At least 20 lives
are believed to have been lost. Enor'
nous damage Is reported. Bisbee has
a population OF $4,000
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
MISS ELk|NS TO
BECOME CATHOLIC
WILL EMBRACE FAITH BEFORE
SHE WEEDS DUKE, SAYS ROME
DISPATCH.

LONDON, Aug. 5.-A Rome dispatch
SAYS Cardinal Gibbons confirms the
statement that Miss Katherine Elkins
will formally embrace the Roman
Catholic faith before she marries the
duke of the Abruzzi.
The correspondent says that the
pope questioned Cardinal Gibbons
closely regarding Miss Elkins and her
relatives.
The pope expressed pleasure that
Miss Elkins was about to become an
Italian and Catholic princess.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
slx Autos Up In Flames.

NEW YORK, Aug. Six automo-
biles. valued at over $4,000. were de.
stroyed today in fire In the one-story
frame gargage at 766 Franklin-ave..
Brooklyn.
The automobiles were the property
OF doctors and business men In the
neigh borhoOd
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
NEw YnRk COTTON.

NEW YORK. Aug. the cotton
market this morning opened easy Az
decline OF 1 to points. There wss
Some heavy selling by one or the larss
houses creating an impression around
the room that wall-st. interests Were
tektnu pronts n was accompanied by
a1t,s, acfIve pressure from room
sources; southern selling also IVES IN
evidence.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
Copper Advances.

NEW YORK. Aug. 5,-At the Metal
exchange today all grades OF copper
wsrs advanced 80 IN the hid and
asking figures. bringing lake up to
s1s259l3.50 and castings to SAC
1875.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
SPARK FIRES BARN.

MONROE. Mich. Aug. 5.-(Spe-
cial.)-The barn and contents belong
ing to Christ Knapp. OF Ida. 10 miles
west of here, was destroyed by fire
Yesterday afternoon. caused by the
sparks from threshlng engine. The
loss Is four thousand dollars. partly in
surpd
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
GIRL is ATTACKED
BY SAVAGE BULL DOG

NEW YORK. Aug 5.-Savagely at.
tackled by ferucious brindle bulldog.
while at play near her home today.
Sarah A. Wall, a lO-yearold girl, OF
Graham-ave., Williamsburg. Is at the
eastern district hospital and Is not
expected To live.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinityt wednesday,
night md Thursdny, partly cioudyt
fresh westerly wfnds.
Lower Michigan Generally fair to-
night and Thmrsday.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05

air. -.
one year ago todsyt Maximum tenn
,erntur~ 90, miuimum, e0t mean, at
cIoud, with rs inch of rain during the
day.
es4e .. m.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05

Job Printing done right. Times Prtst-
sua Co. I5 John R--st Phone i4sa
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
Aie.s.der. Umsrelia.- 40 Monroe.

Bu.sness-ifke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain, neat kind. that
looks right. Times Prt-tfa< Co. 10
John R-st Phone Ass.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05

Reported for The Times by Hayden
Stone Co. l16-11s Griswold-st:
Omen High Low Noon
The Detroit times., 1908-08-05
COPPER

sEx dividend. ~ per cent.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES

DREYFUs-HEARTT-L E. Dreyfus. age
40. native Of Switzerland, and Estelle K.
Heartt, age 80, native of Nevada; both resi-
dents Of Los Angeles.
LAIRD-REED-Joseph H Laird. age 49, ma
tive Of California. resident OF Los Angeles,
and Jessie K. Reed age d. native Of Ne
braska, resident of Santa Paula.
SCHOoLcRAFT CAMPBELL James e.
Sehoolcraft age 21, native OF Michigan, resi-
dent Of Jackson, Mich. and Constance Camp
bell. age II. native OF Michigan. resident If
STUNDEN- EDwARD-Fiint T. stunden, age
26, native Of England, and Mary Edward.
age "a native Of Michigan; both residents Of
Santa Monica
HoLcOMBE-ARNDS-Ja F. Holconbe,
age "a native Of Kansas, and Bstelle n.
Arnds, age q, native OF Illinois; both resi-
dents Of Los Angeles.
ROSsERDET- HALSLBY-Eugene L. Rosser-
Diet. age 81, native Of Michigan, and Gala q.
Halsley age n. native OF California; both
residents of Duarte.
tive Of California. and Angelo A. ACQUIRE.
age 20, native Of California; both residents OF
Los Angeles.
LoRIcKE- HILToN-charie NJ Loricke. age
age 90, native Of California; both residents
OF Los Angeles.
RADCLIFFE WELLINGTON - Alexander C.,
Radcliffe, age 30, native Of Delaware and
Blanche Wellington age g. native Of Penn
sylvania; both residents Of Los Angeles
ALvARADO- ANDRADB-Juan r. Alvarado,
age 8 native or California, resident or Po-
mona, and Ramona M Andrads, age 20,
native OF California, resident Of 81 Monta.
KNIGHT sULLER-S. Marion knight, age 81,
native OF Illinois. resident OF Chicago and
wilhelmina suller, age % native Of Mis-
souri,, resident Of st. Louis
TURNER BOYD-Lawrence W. Turner, age
Is, native OF California, and Hazel NJ Boyd,
age 1s, native OF California; both residents
OF Los Angeles.
GLIDDEN- observation-disclosures H. Glidden,
age e. native Of California, resident OF Los
Angeles, and Katherine r. Foreman, age q,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20
DEATHS

HEATH-John C. Heath, 20 years. native Of
California. 2sN Central avenue; tuberculosis.
GREEN WOOD-William Green wood, months.
native OF California, $50 Mateo street; menin-
gifts
GREGORY-6amusi W. Gregory, 7s years. ma
tive OF Pennsylvania, zoos Downey avenue;
apoplexy.
OPPSTEDT-Charl Oppstedt. 50 years. native
OF Sweden, county hospital endocarditis.
RRAMWELL~-L r. BrHmweil, 10 years. ma
tive OF Kansas, ia East Ann street. typhoid
fever.
BROwER-Annle Brewer, 90 years, native Of
England, 1888 Lawrence street. pneumonia
rOBINSON-E. l.. Robinson, 30 years, native
Of Tennessee. 2s3 West Thirty-eighth street;
endocarditis.
of California, e17 New High street; malnutri-
tlnn.
DoE-John Doc. about 50 years. soi East Firth
PIoTTs-Thomss NJ Plots. 70 years. native Of
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20

s1ooo-HALF INTEREST IN SHIP
EGGS. CHEEsE ETC., nearby town; bust
ness has Increased to the extent tnat
owner must have a partner at once. rms ms
lucrative proposition with future business
in sight is offered to the right man. See
LEAHY g. SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20

s120O-CAsH GENERAL GROCERY <.
Boyle Heights; large rooms; rent onIy
500: barn. horse. wagon, rig, fixtures, COM
putting scale, ali new and nice condition /;
no book accounts; no close competitions
other interests require time OF owner.
You can buy this on good terms see
LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20
BIRTHS
GIRLS


RAsMUssEN-To Victor J. and Annie Rasrus-
sen, s7bi Hobart street.
BOYS
AINSWORTH-To j. Vincent and Gertrude
Ainsworth 1925 Valencia.
PAYNTER-To John w. and Josephine Payn-
ter lI27 Clanton.
ENGLIsu-To Frank and Jennie English 1913
Richmond street.
oRI.oFF-To Hillel and Jennie Orion, S0a N
Fremont
RoBINsoN-To billiard and Halle Robinson,
24s0 East Washington.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20

FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms, connecting kitchen. bath, laundry.
1913 s. Olive. H-s-S
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20

PENNY ARCADE
337oo-PENNY ARCADE; the best pay
ing, best located, most completely EQUIP
ped. the largest patronized and beyond az
question the best displayed ARCADE In
the city; earning $40 to s25 daily over
expenses; renewable lease. For thorough
investigation, reasons for selling and terms
see LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20
ZOE am
Rooms-Furnished

HOUSEKEEPING AND SINGLE ROOMS
for rent at TIT Maple Ave; close In. Call
and see them. 1898
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20

Suite S11-s12-s12M Severance bldg.
Cor. 9Th and Main streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20

STOCKS AND PARTNERSHIPS
We have several fine investment PROPOSE
lions, manufacturing and commercial
You can obtain partnership opportunities
through us that we have personally lnEes-
tIgated and can recommend the oWnerS
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20
Statesmen and Solicitors


SALESMAN, EXPERIENCED; HIGH-CLASS
staple line, country merchants. for 1909; sea-
son opens Jan. BOX IS, CEDAR RAPIDS, IA.
12-20-1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20

CLEAN SUNNY ROOMS, d.76 WEEK uPi
will give housekeeping room to couple for
woman's two hours work. AIT ". 4th
12-a-2