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The Washington herald., 1909-10-29

ferns, and the flags OF the two countries
were set side by side IN the vases.
The committee OF arrangements con-
sisted Of Vincenzio dl Giorgio. chairman;
Salvatore DesiO. Ignazio Geraci and Lo-
reno del GiornO. Others present were:
lguazio Amato. Frank Buzzone. Angelo Cbicca.
Eugene Chelini. Joecph Costinett. John Costnett
Lorenzo Del Giomo. Salvatore Deso Victor Desio
Fincenao Denunzio. Salvatore Di Giorgo. New
York; Rosario hi Giorgo Baltimore, Nd;
Michele Ferri, Ignazio Gerad Philippe Guliani
Joseph Guirsd. Frank Berac, Vincent GulB Angelo
Ghiselh II. =. Gisvina, Nicholas Genoa samuel \
BovelO. A. GerEG. ". L. MOult0n Anthony
MessineO Antonio Aiistrutta Frank Marino. Joseph
MaT1nO. Peter MossinH. CaIiTO MRUlC 5. De
Marco. Baltimore. frank POlndini. Luigi Perna.
Prank Pironc Frank Russo Michele Robortiello
Vincent 6CalcO Baltimore Md. SantO ScalcO
Lorenzo SINH SALVATORE Scalco. Joseph Tronbctta.
Baltimore Nd. and Rocco VerteI.
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REV. DR.. GUTHRIE'S ADDRESS.
His Remarks on WorIdliness and
Suicide EIucidated.


Rev. DR.. Donald Guthrie. Of Baltimore.
IN his address before the Synod Of Balti-
more here on Wednesday. on "Calvinism.'
pleaded earnestly for a wholesome. en-
thusiasuc interest in life, but did not as
quoted. advocate" the setting Up Of
suicide slot machine for the ending Of
meaningless and useless lives. What he
did say. however was that persistence in
such philosophy CT life as illustrated in
Ibsen's plays would end only in reckless
worIdliness that would have its legitimate
expression IN suicide made easy by
slot machine.
Rev. DR.. wallace Radcliffe, Of the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church, fur
nishes the following statement. which
elucidates DR.. Guthrie's remarks on the
point IN question, and eorrects the i'm
preston made by an inadequate report:
Editor The Washington Herald;
The announcement q the Thursday morning
Herald concerning certain statements attributed 10
Dr. Guthrie. q Baltimore IN his address upon Cal
vinism before the Synod Of Baltimore in MetropoIi-
tan Church on Wednesday evening was absolutely
unfair and unwarTanted and did him a great in
justice. He used some such words. but not az all
lh Any WAY 10 " cuua-ulu ~ ID peIs01Gl Con-
victiOn. He was disc urEng upon The large and
comprehensive view Of life having its interpreta-
ton and comfort most evidently in the fact Of
divine sovereignty, He placed IN contrast tho mar
and short views Of life illustrated especially
in the plays Of Ibson. IN each Of which the author
produces one or more suicides and then lie urged
that the persistence IN such philosophy OF life
would end only a reckless and empty Wordliuess
that would have its legitimate expression in suicide
made easy By the Pcnuy-in-a-slot machine No
sane in the audience got any sucn idea from
the sermon as your column suggested. and the gen
oral reputation o. Presbyterian ministers FOR at
least as much sense rs the law allows should
nave prevented such a representation. And Or.
Guthrie is one Of our sanest and best men.
WALLACE RADCLIFFE.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-29

Mexico City. Oct. 2s.-The editor OF FL
Keskabel, or Guadalajara, one Of the
leading provincial newspapers Of Mexico,
attended the Diaz-Taft meeting at FL
Paso and published an editorial which is
causing much comment in official circles
Of this country,
He says;
Remembering the excursion OF the
White Squadron through all The seas, an
excursion that cost millions OF dollars,
and was solely an extravaganza OF osten-
tation to acQuaint the world Of the wealth
OF the Yankee, had hoped that the
Executive Tart would bring 10 the
frontier a regiment OF soldiers splendidly
dressed. a good battery Of artillery, and
a resplendeat stan. But no. senorsi there
was indeed a sad contrast.
Taft's Collar wiIted.
while our President went adorned In
his grand uniform OF a general. made IN
Paris at a cost Of 5000 francs. President
Taft wore a suit that did not seem 10 be
his own, due 70 its looseness. His collar
was wilted by perspiratiou. and there
was not the slightest impression OF ele-
gance He went in a coach Qt might
have been a public hire), while our Presi-
dent rode I'm a splendid landau, and the
soldiers, the Mexicans. were In gala dress
with well-poHshed shoes and wel-brushed
clothes. Those Of our neighbor were IN
leggins. yellow shoes, khaki clothes, and.
what is the worst OF all. 'undershirt.'
How shall this American neglige be
interpreted? Was II 20 make evident the
freedom OF the Yankee? Was II 20 con-
trast the simplicity Of the opulent with
the splendor Of the poor? Or might II
not have been 10 signify the little i'm
pOrtance that they conceded TO the cere-
mnnN1,.
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WILL HONOR GEN. HOWARD.
Memorial Services to BE Held at
University This Morning.

Memorial services IN honor OF Maj Gen.
Oliver Otis Howard. L. S. a (retired).
founder and former president OF Howard
University. this city. will be held in Ran
kin Chapel this morning at Il o'clock,
the same hour at which Gen. Towards
funeral viii be held in Burlington. Vt.
where he resided and where his sudden
death occurred Tuesday evening.
President Thirkield yesterday ordered
two wreaths to be placed upon Gen.
Howard bier as a tribute from the trus-
tees, faculty. and students OF the institU-
ton founded and fostered by the dis
unguished general and pubLcist
II has been directed that all depart
ments OF the university close at 1875
o'clock this morning. The students and
faculty Will report al once 70 the
chapel. where appropriate services viii
be held.
Plans are being made for the erection
Of a memorial gate at the entrance OF
the university grounds at the head OF
Howard avenue.
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ARTHUR-On Tuesday. October 26, 1903.
az 1875 p. m. at his residence, 45l3
Kansas avenue, PetwOrth. D. c.,
GEORGE WINFIELD ARTHUR
Funeral services at St PauIs p +.
Church. Rock Creek Cemetery. Friday
October q, at g 2. n. Friends and
relatives invited
ORTH-On Wednesday. October q, 1909.
al $50 a. m, HENRY ORTIZ, ST., in
his seventy-fOurth year
Funeral from his late residence, 10l1
L street northwest. Friday, October
%. at . o'clock Kindly omit flowers.
tRichmond, Va, and New Orleans.
La, papers please cOpy)
THOMAS-On Thursday. October g. 1909.
at 3.45 a. m, DAVID n. THOMAS,
aged rfty-one years.
Funeral from his late residence, Al X
street northwest, on Saturday, Octo-
Der 50 AT SD a. n. Solemn high
requiem mass at ST. AlOysiUs' Church
at O'Clock. Relatives and friends
are invited 10 attend Interment at
Mount Olvet Cemetery.
WHITE-On Wednesday. October 2. 1919
az $50 a. m, al her residence, White
Croft. NARY E WHITE, widow OF
Archibald White. in her seventy
seventh year.
Funeral viii take place from her late
residence, 18th and LOngfeuow streets,
Saturday, October 81, al 2.3O .. N.
Relatives and friends invited.
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Named Judge Advocate General.

Commander Robert L. Russell has been
appointed judge advocate general OF the
navy, to succeed Capt. Edward II. Camp
bell. who has been placed on waiting or
ders. Commander Russell has been IN
charge of the Fifth lighthouse district at
Baltimore. Lieut.. Commander Louis r.
de Steguer, now on leave Of absence, will
succeed Commander Russell as inspector
OF the Fifth lighthouse district
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The following orders hare been Issued;
Capt. F. NJ BOSgWICk, commissioned csptain-
Capt. T. s RODGERS, commissioned captain IN
the navy.
Capt Y. 5. NELSON commissioned captain.
Capt Z II. CAMPBELL detached Judge Ad-
socate General: 10 home
Commsnder C.. B. Morgan, comUiSstOoed con-
msnder.
Commando A. H. ROBERTSON. commissioned
commander
Commander R. L. RUSSELL. detached inspector
Baltimore; 90 special duty.
Lieut.. Commander L. R. DE STElGUER % duty
as inspector Baltimore.
lieut.. Commander W r. SEXTON. commissioned
lieutenant cCnnander.
Lieut.. Commander J. P. J. RYAN. when dis
charged treatment Naval Hospital. Mare Island
Cal 20 duty connection fitting out New or
leans
Lieut.. F. Y. McNAIR. detached duty Quincy
Mass; ~ command Bonita
Lieut.. P. ". FOOTE. detached navy. yard, Wash
irg;1u; % CounecticIt.
Ensign J. A. MONROE orders o. October %. %
Iris revoked
AIidshipman W. u. BRERETON. % Temporary duty
Indiana. connection with crew Of Michigan, and
on board Michigan when commissioned
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YANKEE SIMPLICITY PUZZLES.

"HOw shall this American neg
ige be interrupted Was Il 90
make evident the freedom of the
Iankeeg
''Was 1T to contrast the sim
pIieIty OF the opuIent with the
sDlendOr of the pOOrf
"Or might II not have been 10
signify the little Importance they
conceded TO the ceremOnyr
Comment Of tina editor Of Il Rsskabei,
. leading Mexican newspaper. on recent
meeting between Taft and Diaz.
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ID. '. CnIInhnn EIected.

At the regular monthly meeting Of the
board Of directors OF the Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat Company D. ].
Callahan was elected general manager
TO succeed his father the lata John Cal
lahan who was both vice president and
general manager. The Office of the vice
presidency was abolished Frank May
was elected member Of the board OF
directors, 10 ill a vacancy.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

The Treasury Department has approved
the recommendation Of Postmaster General Hitch
cock % print 10000 more Of the Hudson Fulton
commemorative postage stamps.
At the annual inspection Of Burnside
Post. No. s. Department Of the Potomac G. A
r, resolution indorsing John McElrov for tho
ofco Of commander IN chief Of the G. A. L. was
unanimously adopted
About fifty members Of the Bachelors
Club Of the Y. NJ C. A. met last night. joned
hands in goodellowship and told stories Of former
days Little business was transacted. The reports
Of the secretary and house committee were read
Charles F. Cummlns. assistant chief
clerk 10 the Auditor Tor the Post-ohce Department
has been promoted TO the head Of the checking
division IN that Office at salary Of SOOO a year.
he succeeds Milton NJ Holland who has been in
bad health for several months
l. uneral services for Mrs. Ann Maria
shreye who died on Monday afternoon last were
held yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock from the
residence, 15i5 Sixth street northwest Mrs sbreve
is survived b. two daughters, Mrs. SaIHe l. Wilson
and Mrs. Edgar r. Fitzsmmons and three sons
William Oliver. Samuel f.. and John Il, ShreTe.
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OIsen,n Rndr Fnnnh

The Washington police department was
advised yesterday by the mayor OF Co
lonial Beach. Va, that the body Of Lewis
Olsen. Of Brooklyn. n. Y. who Jumped
overheard from a fishing schooner about
two weeks ago was picked up by a fish,
ing schooner yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-29
JudsOn Sets Date.

Engineer Commissioner Judson has de-
cided upon November Is as the date on
which the new building regulations will
50 into effect The final decision in this
matter lies with the Commissioners. who
have been asked to approve Commissioner
JudsOn's decision.
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OIL Comnnnr Returna.

Galveston. Tex, Oct. &.-The Waters
Pierce Oil Company, convicted as a branch
Of the Standard OIL trust, fned N,sOoOOo.
which It paid, and. by order Of the court.
driven from the State Of Texas a year
ago. is to return. II will buy back its
own property at a high price.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-29
Norman e. Mack in Town.

Norman Z. Mack. chairman Of the
Democratic National Committee, was in
Washington yesterday. on a visit 10
Postmaster General Hitchcock. As that
official was out Of town Mr. Mack de-
parted for New York at O'Clock.
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CoppinEer Rests Easy.

The condition OF Gen. John c. Coppin-
ger. Z. S. A. retired. who is I'll with
pneumonia at his home. $50 Eighteenth
street northwest, is still regarded as Sc
rious. At a late hour last night. how
ever, he was resting easily.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Dinner Given Col. Hazard. ]

A farewell dinner 70 Col. valery Hav-
ard, L. S a, retired, was given by medi-
cal officers at the Shoreham last night.
Among those present were Surgeon Gen.
Torney, Gen. r, N. c. O'Reilly, Col Will
lam II. Arthur, Col Louis A. la Granda,
Lieut.. Col Crosby, Lieut. Col Mccall
Lieut.. Col Kane. Lieut. Col. Birming-
ham. Majs. Straub Ireland. Russell.
Lynch, Winter, Rhoads. Darnau, and
Reynolds, and Capts. Davis, Craig.
Bailey, Richards, and Delaney.
There IS no extra charge for want ads
telephoned to The Washington Herald.
The rate is l cent 4 word for al wants.
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Brig. Gen. Crozier III

Brig. Gen. William CrOzier. who is i'll
at his home, 1888 Massachusetts avenue
northwest, with typhoid fever contracted
in Massachusetts,, was much improved
last night
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LOEB'S ACTS UPHELD
Treasury Officials Say APP
prevail Was Given First.
BLAME CAST ON IMPORTERS
Claimed that Judge Holt Could Not
Have Fully Understood Situation
When He Denounced Collector.
Taft May SympnthiEe with Court.
UpheavaI Regarded as Certain.

Treasury officials seem TO be fully alive
20 the -eGection on the customs service Of
the rlyernment which has come TO light
through the revelations concerning the
rotten conditions prevailing IN New York
At the same time. they are emphatic
in unfolding Collector Loeb in the course
he has pursued IN promising immunity
and continued employment to the self
confessed employees whose testimony Of
their own dishonesty was regarded by
Mr.. Loeb as necessary TO procure the
conviction Of the Musicas-
As q matter of fact. so II was said at
the department. Mr. Loeb's course was
approved in advance.
II is evident there Is going to DO an
upheaval in the New York custom-house
before long
Misunderstanding Claimed.
While not INDUCING in any criticism
Of Judge Hollis aspersions on this course,
the Treasury officials showed plainly by
what they said that they felt that Judge
Holt did not fully understand the situa-
ton
The Treasury officials place as much
blame for dishonest methods on importers
and business men, who were parties to
this dishonesty. as on the employees.
With President Taft and Secretary or
the Treasury AIacVeagh away from
Washington II IS impossible 20 say at
this time what VIII be the ultiry ate course
Of the administration.
In condemning the promise o. Collector
Loeb to the dishonest weighersl that they
should not be discharged if they gave
testimony against the Musicas. Judge
Holt said that he had never before heard
OF such a practice. The fact that Mr..
Taft had long experience as a Federal
judge, leads some 70 believe that he will
coincide with Judge Holt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Passengers on 18th st. car, October
.. about $50 D. m
W Witnessing damage done % lady's clothing near
Thomas Crce. By venting bulldog please co1nmuri-
cate BOX g. Herald Office ocT-3t
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While yol think OF It, telephone your
Want AID. to The Washington Herald
and bill win be sent you at cent a word.
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TAFT AMAZES CRITIC.
Editor Noted "Sad Contrast"
When Executives Met.
THINKS AMERICANS UNCOUTH

Writer of Stirring Editorial Aston
ished at Poor Appearance of Our
President and His stnn-DrRwH Sig
nifieRnt COncIusiOn-CannOt Inter
pref Visitors NegIige.
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CALVARY BAND CONCERT.

A concert win be given By the Fifteenth
United States Cavalry Band. Of Fort Myer.
Va. Go0rge F. Tyrrcu. director. az the Ad-
Ininisuation Building This Afternoon az
$50 O'Clock. The programme.
March. Colonial Guard' ................B ouk
American Snsaza. Gems o. stephen
ANaN+- y AitiAsla
Waltz. -GuiCCn Sunset ......,...........Hau
FLORAL suite. Daisies. .Bendx
Ca5atine ''LaEghctto Andantino'. -......Ror
Selection. The Yankee Prince .Cohaa
by reQ1estl
March. Get il Line ................. NsrTss
The star spangled Banner"
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Presented with Rabbits Soap, six
% cakes Of which are 70 be only
nc. Good only for Friday. October
q. 1909.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-21
WALNUT ORCHARDS

Anaheim- 1900
viii make terms. Main $50, 1870 S. Fig
Anaheim, adjoining city limits
1o-acre ranch. acres 5-year-old wainuts;
all fertile soil; abundance of water; good
Cal house, large barn, water piped to house
and barn; price only $500; terms. orange
County Realty Co, 2oe Wilcox bldg I'd and
Spring Main $50; A6592
10 acres 15-year-old soft shell walnuts.
water stock; $1,000. Ruddock & Fuller, Full
lerton.
Fullerton
10 acres full bearing walnuts close in; $500
per acre. Ruddock s. Fuller, Main I'll, lOAS,
Fullerton, Cal.
Fullerton, near
2O-acre walnut grove, very best of condi-
ton; fine neighborhood; trees 10 years old;
price $1l 900. Orange County Realty Co, 206
Wilcox bldg, I'd and Spring. Main $780, A65S2.
Los Angeles. 20 miles from
Groom modern cottage, 10 acres, 10 acres
set to budded walnuts, ~ acres eucalyptus,
acres interest with crimson rhubaro; easy
terms Los Angeles Real Estate and Home
seekers Co., 219 o. t. Johnson bldg.
Orange
acres, close in, solid to 1O-qear-old wal
nuts; for few days only, $4,000. j. P. Small
& Co., Orange.
Orange
10 acres bearing walnuts interest last year
with velencias good buy; 5000 j. p Small
& Co, Orange.
Orange
u acres solid to bearing wanuts; new g.
room house good tarn sandy loan soil; and
good income; slO,5O0 j. p Small & Co., Or
ange.
Orange
20 acres in 16-year-old walnuts. best of
land $2500 worth of nuts last year; to close
an estate it will be sold for $l5,50O $4,000 down
and balance can be paid on or before years.
Look this up. j. ?. Small & Co., Orange.
Orange
10 acres. II in 12-year-old walputs balance
oranges and fruits; income last year $4,000
good Groom house and barns; snap at $ll,OOO
]. p. Small & Co., Orange.
Orange
20 acres, II in bearing walnuts, some just
coming in balance mixed fruits good build
ings; income last year $500, and growing
every year. $4,000. ]. P. Small & Co.. Or
ange.
Orange
10 acres in S-year-old walnuts, in g.
year-od, balance mixed; $4,000 j. P. Small &
Co., Orange.
Santa Ana
15-acre full bearing walnut grove, house.
barn, water; $500. E. w. Wheeler, Santa
Ana, Cal.
Santa Ana
10 acres in fine 1S-year-old soft shell wal
stores, school, church and packing house;
$500. Exchange Realty Co., Sl6 L. 4th ST.,
Santa Ana, Cal.
Santa Ana
II acres fun bearing walnuts, good house.
barn, water stocked, income above $1,000;
$4,000. E. w. Wheeler. Santa Ana, Cal.
Sespe, CAL
lO-acre 4-year-old walnut grove; $4,000 Lock
Box 1885, Santa Paula.
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RANCHES

Imperial
100 acres improved; $40 per acre; big
bargain California Realty Co, 201 Low
ing blk. Riverside.
Long Beach on Signal Hill
II acres containing two knobs with the fin
est view of Los Angeles, Whittier Long
Beach, San Pedro, and all intervening towns
and cities. the ocean, island, barbor, mount
aims and valley. Very rich soil in frostless
belt. Cas- electricity and water under high
pressure, the greatest possibility for elegant
hotel or home site, nothing like 1t In s.
California; $4,000, easy terms. Frank A.
Grove & Co., 119 West Ocean ave. HSSO.
Ontario
100 acres AZ miles southeast of ontario,
choice alfalfa land, corner on good oiled
road, near school. large barn. well 447 #.
deep, and pumping plant will pump 200
inches of water, Groom house: this is an
extra good buy; $1S.O00 1-3 cash. balance I
per cent. Ontario Realty Co.. Ontario. Cal.
Santa Ana
IL acres in city limits, all in large wall
nuts and fruit trees. water stock and city
water, Groom house, good barn. 20 rods from
school, good home, $4,000. Exchange Realty
Co, SIG e. 4th ST., Santa Ana, Cal.
Santa Ana
10 acres Uhe best place on earth) rich
sandy loan. double water stocked. 10 shares
water stock and fine well and good pump
ing plant Groom house, good barn, family
fruits; $500. Exchange Realty Co., SIG E.
4th St.. Santa Ana, Cal.
Santa Ana
10 acres. the best in Santa Ana, improved
with house, barn, fruit and nut trees; $l250O.
This is first class property and will bear in
specton. J. G. Quick, Santa Ana, Cal.
Santa Ana
20 acres fine sandy soil, house, barn, water;
$3.50. Il. W. Wheeler. Santa Ana, Cal.
Santa Ana =.
SO acres, all in cultivation 20 acres alfalfa,
bal. in barley small house, good barn, new
flowing well that cost $780, this land is first
class for alfalfa corn, beets, celery. gums
or anything else except oranges. The only
land near that be bought for 5000 per
acre. Exchange Realty Co., S16 e. 4th ST.,
Santa Ana. Cal.
Santa Ana car line
A good one: $500: 15-acre fine home ranch,
10 acres alfalfa, pumping plant family orch
ard Choste & Stumpf, 20O-2O1. Fay, bldg.
Main 1107; A64S3.
Upland
2O-acre ranch. acres into 15-year-old navel
oranges, house barn and shop; 100000 Titus
& Palmer, Upland.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE tcoN1lvufD)

Santa Ana
20 acres valencias years old coming 5;
sandy soil. price $500 per acre. Marsh
Talley 119 W. 4th ST., Santa Ana.
Santa Ana
10 acres oranges and lemon trees, years
old, income $1,000; $4,000. E. w. Wheeler,
Santa Ana, CAL
Santa Ana
S6-acres full bearing orange grove in FROST
less belt, SO shares water stock, Groom
house with every modern convenience; moth
ing better; $50, coo. Exchange Realty Co., BIG
f. 4th ST.. Santa Ana. Cal.
Upland
acres valencias; $500 W. J. Boden-
hamer, Upland.
Upland
acres 1S-year-old Washington navels,
$500 boxes of fruit. $50 TT. from Euclid
ave. Y mile from depot and packing
house; $4,000. w. ]. Bodenhamer, Up
land
Upland
10 acres mostly washington navels;
$1,000. W. J Bodenhamer. Upland
Upland
acres 4-year-old washington navels;
$4,000. w. j. Bodenhamer. Upland
Upland
10 aces s-year-old Washington naveis,
$500 boxes fruit on trees. double water
right; beautifully located, mid beautiful
groves gllstening in dark green foliage
laden with golden fruit; 700 feet from
P. e. car line under construction from
l.. A. to Upland. u mile from Santa re
depot: packing houses. largest and best
equipped in the world. Grand view of
great valley and environing mountains,
$4,000. w. ] Bodenhamer. Upland
Upland
5-acre orange grove. no buildings, young
trees carrying 500 boxes or more; $500.
Titus & Palmer, Upland.
Upland
5-acre orange grove; $4,000. Titus
Palmer, Upland.
Upland 49,.
l0-acre orange grove carrying $4,000
crop house and barn. near electric car
line; $4,000. Titus & Palmer, Upland
Upland, Euclid ave.
20 acres of oranges and lemons, crop re-
served; $21 500. Titus & Palmer. Upland.
Upland
10-acre orange grove, extra heavy crop
goes with it; $4,000. close in and fine. Titus
q Palmer. Upland.
Upland
acres, 12o navel orange trees 10 years old.
$50 same years old and 80 valencias; $4,000.
Titus & Palmer, Upland.
whittier, overlooking
acres of 6-year-old orange trees in the
frostless belt; plenty of water; price $4,000.
S. w, Barton g. Co.. Whittier