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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-07
ARCTIC BOAT
ARRIVES IL N. Y.
Vessel Which Carried Peary TO the
Pole Takes Part in Celebration.

NEW YORK -Special-There was a
the lower bay Thursday which the
tugboats scarcely noticed In the gen
eral noise OK the Hudson Fulton cele-
bration But the noise welcomed home
GO New York the staunch little Arctic
steamer Roosevelt. in port again after
an absence Of more than a year. during
which time She pushed her nose into
the ice foes OF the north. carrying
Commander Robert +. pcary aud his
party. The Roosevelt left New Nors
on July r. 1905. with the blessing OF
Theodore Roosevelt. then Pres dcnt.
As the veather-scarred hull rode a
anchor Ia the bay the steamers passlnt
Many tugboats and other craft car
1 ried a great number OF spectators COW
i the bay go get "a glimpse OF the vessel
! Az CAPTAIN Bartlett and has crew peer
/ "a over the rail az tie busy shtpptnl
/ ferert SURROUNDINGS from tL"se atnonl
/ which rhe Roosevelt spent the pas
/ year There were no icebergs careen
/ Instead there were only ne passin
/ steamships whistling their cheer
greeting. while spectators on othe
look 81 trim AS when sine departed 20
the north However. the vessel ~ as no
impaired seriously oy her Arctic jour
Captain Bartlett called az Ouarantin
and sent word 90 bis arrival 20 Hei
bert i. Bird Eman. secretary Of d.
peary Arctic club.
! There was A great deal ~ crriosit
felt about the Roosevelt The lnterei
ceuferirg in flr Arctic ship Wed Wlt
fthat in fh- historic features OF o.
Hudson Fulton celebration. In while
/ she wifl participate.
ID was decided 90 have the vessel n
main 40 anchor ln sandy Hook Il.
luutiI tomorrow morning. Then she vi
r. proceed zap to the starting point OF y
naval parade iu the Hudson and tai
| part Afferward the E0osevcIt 81
, return and anchor la the EAST River.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-07

Hiram Naming. justice sl<hs gseace
I'm the --th district. psucked fAt bis
beard and regarded the couple doubt
fully.
~f'd like 70 oblige you. but this Amt
no Cretna Green-an'--well-I don't
mind teliin' you that the girl looks
under age"
But am not" protested the girl.
II am twenty" ga at
Not castin' no refieotiohs. ma'am.
but I'd like some proof ~
The girl and the man looked at each
other. then the girls troubled glance
travelled 20 the table and a smile
frightened her face.
isn't that proof enough that my
family are willing?-
She held the paper toward the JUS
/ tice. with the face OF a girl. peering
straight from the printed page
The Justice looked from the picture
/ TO the girl and his face alternately
flushed and paled.
Gosh ali hsmlocks. you're Banker
/ Clafiin's girl-and he-he's-
Yes said the girl. her eyes dancing
He is Lord Gramaton. But. indeed
he's very nice in spite of the fact.
she added as Justice Of the Peace Man
ming continued 20 stare incredulousll
at the mans slim figure in its disrepu
table motoring apparel.
you wait a bit; I'll be right back.
said the justice. with sudden assessioi
OF spirit. aud he started for the door.
The girl aud man sprang after him
You are not going to telephone
20 town-to those wretChed reporters
Please. please. let US be married quit
alone. with Just some of your famil
for witnesses" cried the girl.
Yes" added the man nervousl,
We've just run away from all ths
sort Of thing Piiiie. don't you know
| Please. let us get away quietly. Don
telephone I beg Of you"
Telephone nothing" exclaimed n
Justice, heartily. I'm just goin'
! put on my Sunday coat. Never expe'
TO marry a millionaire's girl and
lord again in my time"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-07
HAVE PERFECT AND
COMPLETE LIGHTING PLANT

RICHMOND. VA-Special--In or
der that the city might have a
Engineer Tranord has submitted
an estimate showing that an additional
appropriation OF $4,000 would be
necessary 20 complete the plant. and
bring il 90 the requirements OF this
growing municipality.
The report was presented at the
Joint meeting Of the Committees on
Electricity and Water. The plan pro-
vides FOR a lighting scheme Tar ahead
OF that at present in vogue, and gives
ings. 10 provides for 1900 lamps and
900 incandescent lights for build
/ ings OF alleys.
Drawings and blue prints were sub
mitted in connection with the esti-
/ mates. and these were referred 10 a
Joint subcommittee consisting Of
/ Chairman Richardson. Of the Eiec-
tricity Committee. Chairman Mills, OF
the Water Committee; City Engineer
Boiling and CITY Electrician Thomp-
son.
/ In his report Nir. Tranord recalled
| ne fact that Of the bond issue OF $3.50.
600. the Council turned over 500.
600 % the Water Committee fol
pumps 10 be driven by electric power
leaving the remainder. S25O.OO0, 70
the plant proper. Contracts. which
have been awarded on the main cleo
trio plant. aggregate $1S6.llZ; othe
contracts. unawarded. but estimate
on the basis OF last bids $12.5S4, max
ing a total of $208.646 Mr.. TRAITOR
adds an item for payroll OF inspec
b tors. watchmen. keepers and othe
o employees on the work. miscellaneou
! expenses. and a contingent reserV
OF 10 per cent. amounting TO $50
Sos. with a commission OF ? per cen
20 the engineer for supervising cor
3 struction. OF S6.S55. making the e.
e tlmated cost Of the plant proper S226
$40, leaving a surplus from the 1850
600 set apart OF $1,000.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-07
WANTS VA. TO
SHOW up WELL
Commissioner Of Agriculture koiper
VIII See That State Gets Credit
For Its Real Sire
RIcHMONn- "

RTCHN ID. Y A. - Special. -
George W. Koiner. State Commis-
sicner OF Agriculture. wants virginia
90 show up wei In the next census
statistics He asks the farmers Of the
Commonwealth TO read over carefully
and study the questions that viii be
put TO them by the census-takers this
year. He also asks them 20 give fun
credit 10 the State Tor al she rs en-
titled TO have.
Many farmers depend on = guess
on the spur OF the moment IN answer
ing these important questions II
should be borne IN mind that this
publication OF the census VIII be =
valuable advertiser for Virginia Other
States are preparing for this matter.
and In order that the farmers nay
begin at once. Director Durand indi-
Gates as follows what operators are
20 be recorded. although the schedule
A still IN incomplete shape.
Zach person in charge OF farm
VII be asked 10 state the acreage and
value Of his fR-m-ths7 IS. the acre
age and value OF land kept and cult
waited hy him. also the area OF lano iT
his Farr, covered WIN woodland. and
finally. that which - utilized Tor SDe-
cifed farm purposes
zach farmer will be asked 70 Eiv'
the acreage. quantity produced an'
value or each crOp. including grains
hRy. Vegetables. fruits. cotton. tobacco
etc. raised or the farm in the seaso'
OF 1893.
.Fach farmer viii be asked 20 re
port the number and value % al DO
nestle animals. poultry. and swarm
OF bees or the farm April Is. 1910
also the number and value n youn
animals. such as calves. colts. lam ~
and pirs. and OF young fowls. such 8
chickens turkeys. ducks. etc ralse
OF the farm In 1903 He VII re tur
ther asked - state the number al
kline ~ animals sold in 1903 and IN
receipts from such sales. the nun -
purchased and the amounts paid there
FOR and also the nun ne- s-au-n tere
To- FooE and the value ~ such 8riTua at
''The law requires a report of tn
number % COWS kept for dairy Qu'
poses in 1903. and the total estiFilate
amount % milk produced on me Arr
also the amount % butter and chees
Eoid and the amount received trQI
such sale
In addition 20 the inquiry regard
fnc animals. etc. or the farm Apr
Is. 1870. IS explained previously. th
census VIII seek 70 ascertain ~
Quantity and value ~ al eggs. hone
and wax produced on the farm 2
cor the expenditures ~ the farm
the census vii Cali Tor "a stare1ne
OF ire amount raic farm labor. ~
amount -afi Tor feed Tor I've stlsci
80 ne arnount expended Tor fertllii
e-E in 1919
10 fhe farm changes owners r
tenants between the crop year. lst
n-f the date % enumeration Apr
Is. 1910. q is required that the occl
pants 81 the farm 1910 SHAH secli
The above information relating 70 ~
farm Tor The preceding year. 80
T-he owner or tenant this ye2- sra
leave ais book record with his So
ceEscr-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-07
w. G. II. U. To MEET IN
PORTSMOUTH NEXT YEAR

WINCH ESTER. VA. Oct 1.-The
twenty-seventh annual convention Of
the WOmans Christian Temperance
Union Of Virginia, which has been In
session in Market Street Methodist
Episcopal Church since Tuesday,
closed last night with an address By
Miss May Russell. OF Mississippi Ban
ners were presented 10 unions making
he best showing during the year.
delegates were elected TO the national
convention.
Portsmouth was chosen a. the place
Of meeting next year.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-07
MISS WALKER
EXONERATED
Richmond AutOist Nho Bar Down
M GafhriEht is Released
Accident UnavOidRble.

RICHMOND. Specizi-Short- 1
Is before I O'Clock Thursday after
noon the sury sitting in the coroners
dnQues1 Investigating lnro the cause
q the death OF Ms Mzry trooc - ln
GErthriEhr uho WZS run Gown a.
Eleventh aud Main Streets on sep
reruher 1Ttr - ar aUrornobLe Ope-
raeeE Is ELEs Marg l. Naik-r,
brought En- rneir verdict generating
the young lacy a. follows
The jurors saQTE % inquire Wrlel
h0u and % uhat means Mars Eooc-
win CartnriElt came % nrr o--tr
upon their uzrl 90 say. tn4t she cane
10 her death on the -sth cay 81 SEP
teuber. 1893. while ll irom M 1rl-s
injected or the I'm cay % -epteni-
ber. 1893. - an automobile oE'erale-
fy Mary J. wake. tuE from tfl- rtl-
cence before them tneg are unable -
Determine whether or Ia 1Ee ID ties
we're Ihe direct cause ~ her reaLhr
and fhey are 81 the opinion mat ttle
sac karg L. kalk=r IA not 81 lfl-l--s
responsible for the in- lrlrs -ft-l'tr
The tury U-aE aeser-ltlel o. the cofo-
MA ottler On she basement ~ the All4
Hal promptly al 10 O'clock = -
Wake uaD WAS asked 4or t1 Ln-
coroner vaE NOT present u vas ~A-
planes mai she Rae sllrre-
OuF t.rel ..loun Lpo0 the fa4 @t-
F-srtltr.r aunolUcer lert ~ tlr s-1-
den and uueEEaectfal oea-A ~ --
Cartwright. and th4t "a VAS -nll,.i-'--
Pc ~ -' -. ,-.,s.@ - cororer TABOR
~ 49, t,resence ~ the young lady
wa nol essential. aith.e-sA -s -
rTesat- ~ - re - = ,-..,.~a-.-.---
- Nr- z re 49, -r-t.e ..rarrti-.s -
~ - - - .t.-~ rrr.. trr.
Ay- ~. n -.-rr r-...-r.
az a. rf-taa-- Ersrr
- .--- f.r.-tt-r aul II FAR lre
60 lrl.srrart aellcrd et tte trla.
III uas ffs opinion ftat ere -.atn
Er4 garii.flSl c,- & -..-r..-
attri1ltet ~ ne are,a .s ~
- 80. -.- -rrrr organic hfsr'
s.s-.--
a. c-rsiferes her testn lftireeii,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-07
MONOPOLY OF
WATER POWER
PinehOt Declares That Scheme Is On
Foot to Control Whole Country.

WASHINGTON, D. c. Special -
Unequivocally asserting that monop-
oily now is in process OF formation
whose object is 10 obtain possession
of the water-pOwer sites Of the cOun-
try, Clifford Pinchot. Chief OF the Blu
reau of Forestry. who returned to-day
from an extended inspection in the
West. declared that remedial legisla-
ton must be enacted at the coming
session of Congress IL this great natu-
raj resource Is TO be preserved TO
the people.
Mr.. Pinchot predicted that this will
be one of the biggest issues which the
next session Of Congress will have to
thrash cut.
Looming up as another big problem
which will confront Congress viii be
the question of the disposition of vast
areas of coal lands in the West, but
principally in Alaska
/ IL is important that Congress should
/ take prompt action on this important
matter Mr.. Pinchot said. for the pro
/ lection OF the country'S fuel suppl,
and also TO prevent a monopoly in tba
( product.
ANY doubt that may have existed al
TO whether Mr. Pinchot would con
tinue TO advocate the policies 70
which he had fought so hard. was sc
at rest By him to-day. AS a result o
his Western trip. he is as fully deter
mined as ever 10 continue bis policie
regarding the conservation OF th
country's natural resources and IN
. great national forest reserves. Nc
only did Mr.. Pinchot asert that Presl
dent Taft is thoroughly imbued wit
: the conservatism movement. but he a'
I clared that the people OF the countr
! are now more completely aroused owe
4 the matter than at any previous tim
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-07

Without doubt the best tina for
taking physical exercise IL IN the
morning before dressing. Another Ia
yorable time Ia just before retiring.
Al both hours the body must Dc Tree
from tight clothing or eorrels.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-01-08
FRIDAY. JANUARY 8, 1909.
HOW DO you LIKE TIT

Only few years ago, when the
charge was made by the Populist
party, that there was corruption in
Congress, and that the affairs of
our nation were being controlled by
the capitalists of the country,
general denial was made by both
the republican and democratic par
ties, and those advancing such
ideas were called. calamity Howl
ers," but later were called "Muck-
rakers," Anarchists" "Agitators,"
etc.
When President Roosevelt could
no longer overlook the great frauds,
gratis and corruptions that were
being enacted in the name of the
government, or under the protection
Of its laws, he was compelled to
take recognition of some of these
glaring offenses, and instituted a
movement for the punishment of
the offenders and the suppression
Of the evils. Hence his great pop
ularity with the masses of the peo-
pie. But what is the final result2
Are the republican leaders in the
present congress upholding the
famed Roosevelt policies" of which
we heard so much during the last
campaign Does the personnel of
the selection made by Taft for his
cabinet indicate that the "ROose-
welt policies" will be upheldP Does
the reception of the messages of
President Roosevelt show any re-
spect to the President, or that the
republican party in congress desire
to keep the pledges made to the
people? You know very well that
they have repudiated every pledge
made for reform. 1t is simply a
wild scramble for graft and i'll got
ten gains and "the devil take the
hindermost."
How about the $29,OO0,C00 fine
against the Standard Oil? Tried
in the lower courts, found guilty,
sentenced, appealed to the Court Of
Appeals, carried to the Supreme
Court, and here is their decision:
Washington, Jan. 1.-The $685.
100000 fine case of the Standard
Oil company will not be reviewed
by the supreme court of the United
States. The decision ofithe court
to this effect was handed down by
Chief Justice Fuller shortly after
court convened today The effect
will be to leave standing the decis
ion of the court of appeals, which
was adverse to the government anc
favorable to the company.
Is this keeping up The Roosevelt
policies?" The party in this cas-,
seeking relief from the fine, thu
Standard Oil Co., is RICH coRPo
RATION. How do you like it2
On the same day the suprem'
court handed down another decis
ion. In this case the party seeking
relief was a POOR citizen of tn
United States. Here is the repor
from the associated press:
Court Declines to Hear Case of
Negro Soldier.
Washington, Jan. 4.-The su
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-01-08
The Business Situation Down
East.

The Editor has just returned from a
trip to Pittsburg, Washington, Philadel-
phia, New York, Cleveland, Chicago
and st. Louis, aud it may be of interest
to onr readers to receive his impressions
of the business situation in the various
places visited.
In general it may be said that there is
an excellent feeling of buoyancy
throughout the entire East. 1t is, how.
ever, only too plain that the fever Of
the 1907 panic undermined the indus
trial strength of the East much more
than that of the West, and while the
East would be up and doing right now,
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-01-08

the weakening effect of the fever is still
apparent, and it will be several, months
before the East can do well mans
work.
This condition is particularly notice
able in New York. On lower Broad
way probably one-eighth of all the
ground-hoor stores have "For Rent
signs in them, aud nearly every large
block is advertising offices for rent.
There has, however, been splendid
stock market for the last few weeks and
New York depends so much on this
that everyone is feeling very hopeful.
Pittsburg and Cleveland depend
largely upon the iron trade, and while
they show some evidences of depression
they are going steadily ahead with a
constantly increasing volume of bust
ness. The Middle West cities, such as
Chicago and St. Louis, are in better
shape than those farther east. If the
crops in the Mississippi valley are good
this year the cities of the Middle West
will probably be financially as strong
and active as ever in their history.
Some of the prominent financiers in
New York still regard the business con-
dition as largely dependent upon poll
tics. The ex- president of one of the
large insurance companies expressed
the opinion that no great strides in f.
nancial enterprise would be undertaken
until after Mr.. Taft had been inaugu-
rated and expressed his policies in acts.
1t is confidently expected that Mr..
Taft will be safe, conservative and
impartial president. New York bust
ness men, however, are not any too
much in love with President Roosevelt,
aud they want some more substantial
assurance than that of words that Mr..
Taft is not going TO he entirely tied to
President Roosevelt's apron strings.
AS regards the metal markets, the
general opinion "down East seemed
TO be that copper is on a firm footing
and will have an upward tendency.
Zinc and lead, it is thought, will have a
variable price until the tariff matter is
settled, when the increasing industrial
activity will no doubt produce grad
ual rise.
Silver men are feeling pretty blue.
One of the largest Mexican ope ators
said that silver must depend upon its
use as a coinage metal by thosrrptoples
who wish to use it, such as the Asiatics,
South Americans and Africans, as we'll
as upon increased use in the arts. He
did not pin much faith to the efforts
i of our western representatives to secure
additional use of silver in the currency
of the United States and the European
countries. While he said he would aid
in that movement, he seemed to think
that it would not result in much good.
At the same time, he said that he and
! his associates we're undertaking an or
ganized movement to increase the use
of silver in the arts. The present
trouble with the silver market appears
to be a case of hard times in the Orient
and that is a matter which only time
can mend.-Nining Science.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
REAI ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE

had on terms. Braze C Parker, 206 Liss-
bldg. F53o4
House, barn, chicken corrals. lots;
$4,000. Wanted acres and house. Boston
Realty Co, Pine ave. Long Beach.
House, ETC., fenced and improved; s14oo.
Wanted 5-acre chicken ranch. Boston
Realty Co.. Pine ave-, Long Beach.
Corner home, 2 lots fruits. trees, cor
rails. etc.; $4,000. Wanted Monrovia land
and home. Boston Realty Co., Pine
ave-, Long Beach.
Home, $4,000. clear. Wanted L. A.
home. Boston Realty Co., Pine ave-.
Long Beach.
Home. outside little, but fine view,
lots; $4,000. Wanted L. A. home. Boston
Realty Co.. Pine ave-. Long Beach.
Home: $1,000 clear. Wanted Santa
Ana. Boston Realty Co., Pine ave-,
Long Beach.
Home; $4,000. clear. wanted Santa
Ana. Boston Realty Co. Pine ave-,
Long Beach.
Home; s27oo. mtg. $1,000. Wanted L.
A. home. Boston Realty Co.. Pine ave-.
Long Beach.
Home; $500. mtg. $4,000 wanted
Santa Ana. Boston Realty Co., Pine
ave-, Long Beach.
7-room modern house. 10sx14o lot. cor
ner on e. 7th ST.; $4,000. Wanted s. Pasa-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07

1O-acre orange grove carrying $4,000
crop, house and barn, near electric car
line; $4,000 Titus & Palmer, Upland.
10 aces 9-year-old Washington naveis.
$500 boxes fruit on trees. double water
right: beautifully located. mid beautiful
groves gustening, in dark green foliage
laden with golden fruit; 700 feet from
p. -. car line under construction from
l.. A. to Upland, y mile from Santa Fe
depot: packing houses. largest and best
equipped in the world. Grand view OF
great valley and environing mountains;
$4,000. w. Bodenhamer, Upland.
10-scre orange grove, 1O-room house,
modern, barn. variety of family fruits.
flowers and other Improvements; $4,000
without crop. Titus &c Palmer Upland.
20-acre orange grove. a few lemon trees,
IL acres full bearing facing Euclid ave.
electric car line. small house and barn;
$4,000, with crop Titus & Palmer, Up
land.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07

pletely furnished. Make offer. Owner.
1899 W. 29th St, West 22S1.
BEACH nnonu.uv
Long Beach
1-story brick business block in heart of
Long Beach; $4,000 Wanted Salt Lake
City or country. Rucker Ewart. Long
Beach.
Close In business property; 100000,
clear. Wanted orange grove. will assume.
LOT e. Ocean ave-. Long Beach.
Brick block and 14-room residence pay
Wanted ranch. C. NJ. Wooster Co.. 223 w.
I'd St. AS10s. Bdwy. 1885.
Business block. close in; $4,000. Wanted
orange grove. L. e. Noble. 20s e. LIST ST.,
Long Beach.
Ocean 'front.' highly improved: $55.O00.
Wanted orange grove l.. e. Noble, EOS E.
list ST., Long Beach.
~ HOTELS
56-room brick hotel finest location in
Long Beach; 100000. Wanted good land.
tucker & Ewart Long Beach.
REACH
Long Beach
7-room modern house; $1,000. Wanted
L. A. house or small income or may be
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07
ALFALFA RANCHES

ALFALFA RANCHES
Burbank
10 acres S alfalfa. fruit. interest in
pumping plant. Wanted L. A house or
lot up to $4,000. will assume small amount.
Wilson & Emmons, 313 w. Third ST.. susie
SIS.
ss ia acres alfalfa. house; $4,000 clear.
Wanted L. A. house up to $4,000, balance
cash and mtg. Service Bros. 500 Frost
bldg.
Gardens
10 acres alfalfa fine condition. Wanted
L. A. house. w NJ Gray, Gardena
IL acres alfalfa. eucalyptus and fruits,
leased for $50 per month; $600O clear;
terms $4,000 cash. balance on easy terms
at per cent. Brazie & Parker, 206 Liss-
ner bldg. F5S04.
liz acres alfalfa, fruit pumping plant.
house. barn; $4,000. clear. Want orange
grove UP to $4,000. c. NJ wooster Co.,
22s w. I'd St. As1os, Bdwy. 1886.
Imperial Valley
$4,000 wanted Long Beach home. Bos-
tom Realty Co., Pine ave-, Long Beach.
rs acres alfalfa. Groom house. highly
improved; $4,000. clear. Wanted l.. A.
income, clear. Brake q Parker. 200 Liss-
ner bldg. FSso4.
Riverside
large pumping plant. tools. baier' mouse
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-07

and barn; $4,000, mtg. $4,000. Wanted
L. A. clear, $4,000. $4,000 cash. c. M
Wooster Co, 223 w. I'd ST., As10s, Bdwy
1895.
Riverside County
water: 100000 Wanted L. A. income
Service Bros. so2 Frost bldg, A674s.
Bdwy 4719.
Tulare--
20 acres improved. alfalfa and grain.
house; $4,000 mtg. $3.50. due years
Wanted L. A. residence or unimproved
Brazie Parker. zoe Lissner bldg, F5so4
APARTMENT HOUSES
Iowa
21-room apt. house; $780, clear. Wanted
California will assume to 1880. Darling
Bros. SEA Merchants Trust, A1265
RedIands--
Apt. house: $4,000. clear. Wanted L.
A. income orange grove. Brazie &
Parker. zoe Lissner bldg. F5so4.
BEACH ,.,,,,.,.. MONS.
lpt house. well rented: $4,000. Wanted
improved walnut orchard. L. e. Noble
EOS e. LIST st. Long Beach.
Ocean Park
and 4-room apis. near Pier ave;
$500 clear. Wanted L. A. income. VIII
assume. Haugh- Banta Realty Co. ia II.
w. Heiiman bldg, Ass2a. Main 51s7.
22-room apt house. corner lot, COM