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Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
WILL SEND UP
NEW BALLOON
LOS ANGELES WILL ASCEND
AS CAPTIVE
GAS BAG BUILT BY MAN WHO
SHOT HIMSELF
Aeronaut Who Attempted Suicide
and Who Was Not Expected
to Live Is Recovering
Rapidly I

The twenty-ffth anniversary of the
first balloon ascension in Los Angeles
Will be observed today by the imitation
of the new balloon Los Angeles by
the Chutes park management. The
balloon was filled last night and will
be sent up captive this afternoon man
aged by George Duesler, who super
intended the imitation.
The Los Angeles was built this year
by Frank LeroyXez, who named II
after the city because every part was
constructed in Los Angeles. 1t has a
capacity OF $4,000 feet. Since LeroyXez
shot himself the balloon has been
spread out in the Chutes aero shed, but
J. B. Lehigh decided to celebrate the
anniversary and arranged yesterday
for the use of the aerostat.
Leroyxez who was told by the police
surgeons and his own physicians that
he could not possibly live following his
self-inficted wound, is outwardly to
all appearances recovered from it and
is able to take care of his business.
His physician has warned him that he
must not think Of making any balloon
ascensions for at least two years, and
he may never be able to take another
aerial voyage. Leroyxez is according
ly selling all his aeronautical appar-
atus, although with considerable re-
gret. He had but one ascension with
the Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
REVERSE JUDGMENT
IN RAILWAY CASES
DECIDE THREE SOUTH
ERN PACIFIC SUITS
Assessment of All Property of the
Corporation Is Placed at
Nearly Three Million
Dollars

FRANKFORT, KY, June 19.-Re-
viewing three judgments involving
half Of the state against the Southern
Pacific company, which has its home
office in a suburb of Louisville, the
court of appeals today reversed the
Judgment of the jefferson county court
Gouisville) in one case, affirmed that
court in another and reversed the
Franklin court in the third.
In the reversal of Jefferson county
court the tribunal here holds that ships
operated by the Southern Pacific ply
ing between New York and New Or
leans and New York and Galveston, are
subject to assessment for taxation in
Jefferson county the home of the
owner.
In affirming the Jefferson court in the
second case, the court of appeals ad-
Judges valid a compromise judgment
fixing the assessment of all property
of the railroad at s2,S00,000.
In the third case an effort was made
by Attorney General n. 3. Hayes to
force the state board of valuation and
assessment to meet and reassess the
franchise of the railroad, the valuation
of which has been fixed at l1,0DOOOO.
The Franklin court granted the man
damus, but the appellate tribunal re-
fuses to order the board to make re-
a assessment.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
BRIEFS FROM UPLAND

UPLAND. June 19.-Definite informal
ton regarding the building Of the cleo
tric line from Los Angeles through Up
land has been obtained by local cltl-
zens e. L. VeuYe, chief engineer OF
the Pacific Electric Railway company,
was in Upland the latter part of this
week looking over the situation, and
stated in an interview that the COM
pany will soon complete the Work,
which already has been started.
A heavy rain fell here last evening.
The pupils of Mrs. George Gregg, a
local music teacher, gave piano re-
cital at the Woman's club rooms Thurs
day afternoon. They were assisted by
Miss Potter, violinist, and Miss Win
bigler, vocalist, of Los Angeles. The
attendance was large and every num-
Der on the program given in an excel
lent manner.
Mrs. Rosie Musser has purchased the
new residence property of Mrs. Chris
tan Spribger on Third avenue and Will
occupy same.
The annual Sunday school picnic of
the Presbyterian church will be held
at Urbita Springs Tuesday, June ". A
large number will attend The Ontario
Presbyterians will picnic on the same
day at Urbita.
The navel orange crop in this section
has been practically cleaned up, and
the last few carloads are being sent
out. Valencias will occupy the atten-
ton of the packing houses for a rev
weeks longer
Several hundred people packed the
opera house last evening to see the play
given by the graduating class Of the
grammar school. The closing exercises
of the school were held before the play
in the same hall. The first part or the
program included some ten numbers.
Luther Tisdale was valedietorian OF the
class.
Ontario high school closed yesterday.
Before declaring the year closed Jefter-
son Taylor, who has been principal OF
the school, for fourteen years, ad-
dressed the student body for snort
time. He was repeatedly cheeredN by
the students.
ontario is to have q technical school
in a short time. Now that the new
high school is nearing completion plans
are being made to remodel the old
school building and convert 1t into
technical institute. The Chaffee estate
has left an endowment for this pur-
pose. A course in electrical engineering
will be the chief study.
David Joy has been given the con-
tract for laying the sewer on Emporta
street and Transit avenue. Inc con-
tract price is $780,
Mrs. A. w. Mueller entertained the
graduates of the high school Friday
evening at her home on West Sixth
street. The affair was in honor of her
son, Walter Mueller, who is a member
of the class. The evening was passed
in playing five hundred, after Whlch
ice cream in dainty molds was served.
The local city trustees have refused
+o nav the amount necessary to have
the local water analyzed. DR.. Orr, the
health officer, states that there are sew
eraI cases of typhoid in town, and this
step should be taken.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
POMONA BREVlTlEs

POMONA, June 19.-Crews of Pacific
Electric workmen are today spiking
rails on the ties over the right of way
on East Holt avenue, and the work is
being rushed. The pole planting crew
is today working on Huntington boule-
ward, in the Ganesha Park tract. The
entire length of the boulevard will have
a single, center pole line, the cross
arms for the double tract service ex-
tending from these poles. Tower wag-
ons of the Pacific Electric are now here.
ready for use in the overhead wiring
work which is being started
Last night Pomona Odd Fellows cell
ebrated the thirty-third anniversary
of the institution of their lodge at odd
Fellows hall. The oldest time mem
bers of the lodge are A. T. Currier of
Spadra, ]. r. Garthside, j. j. Henry,
A. B. Caldwell of this city, Richard
Eads of Los Angeles and George Ly-
man of Hollister. The oldest member
of an odd Fellows lodge present was
Col. ]. T. Brady, who joined the order
ffty-hve years ago. The next Oldest
was S. N. Pelton, who has worn the
three links for fifty-four years. j. E.
McComas is the only resident who was
charter odd Fellow at the institution
of Pomona lodge thirty-three years ago,
but he has not affiliated for some years.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
NEWS FROM REpLANps

REDLANDS, June ia large realty
deal was closed today when A. B.
Stickney of st. Paul purchased from
Warren Tusker his twenty-nine acre
navel grove on Fifth avenue and Wa
bash street for consideration of
40,000.
In the effort to stop the practice of
speeding on the city streets by autoists
the city trustees are considering the
purchase of motorcycles for several of
the policemen so that they can over
take speeders and make arrests where
drivers of the machines refuse to stop
when ordered.
The city trustees have set Monday
afternoon as the date for taking def
mite action on the call for a bond issue
for sec, 900 to buy lots build city hall
city.
A report from Cherrycroft, the An
drews brothers orchard in the Yu-
caipa valley, says cherry picking on
the eighty-acre orchard is in full blast,
the daily output now being in excess OF
three tons. Their crop is panning out
In excellent shape, the trees never be-
fore bearing so much fruit and 1t is of
choice quality.
City Engineer Hinckley has prepared
plans for resurfaeing the macadam
streets of Redlands that have become
rough after three years use, some of
them because of poor construction.
Julia Manuel, the Indian girl of Men
tone who eloped with Jose Luna, a
former Carlisle football star and the
husband of her sister, has been released
from the detention home by ofHcers
and taken in charge by Miss Clara
True of this city. special Indian agent.
The congregational Sunday school
enjoyed a picnic at Urbita Springs to-
day. going over in special cars this
morning and passing the day in sports.
The Eagles gave their annual show
last night in the lodge room, William
Tompkins, a well-known humorist, and
local talent giving an excellent Yaude-
vile program.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
ENDS
LIFE BEFORE POSSE
RANCHER KILLS WOMAN AS
SHE APPROACHES HOME
Citizens Battle with Maniac in His
Residence, Where He Had Forth
fled Himself After COM
mittina Murder

SPOKANE, Wash, June 19.-Battling
with a posse of citizens who surprised
him in the house where he had fortified
himself, Philip Clemens, wife slayer
shot himself and cut his throat this
morning. He died almost Immediately
The tragedy occurred at a farm near
Deary, Idaho Clemens secured his
wife through matrimonial bureau,
and she soon left him. This morning
she drove to the ranch with four men
to get her clothes. AS they approached
the house Clemens fired through
window and his wife fell dead, Her
friends fled.
Returning with a posse they We're
halted by Clemens, who said he would
shoot the first man who laid hands on
him or touched his wife's body. Slip
ping into the house unseen, members
of the posse attacked Clemens. Seeing
the struggle was hopeless, he killed
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING

SAN PEDRO, June 19.-Steamer Charles Nell
son arrived, five days from Everett via Port
Los Angeles, carrying 100000 feet lumber and
shingles for Consolidated Lumber company.
Steamship Santa Rosa cleared for San Diego
with freight and passengers. She VIII call
tomorrow bound for San Francisco via Re
dondo and Santa Barbara.
Steamer Iaqua arrived this morning from
Eureka, via San Francisco, with cargo of
redwood shingles.
After discharging part cargo lumber at Port
Los Angeles, steamer James S. Higgins ar
rived here today with remainder.
Steamer Hanalei cleared today for San Fran
cisco with freight and passengers.
Steamer Newburg completed discharge OF
part cargo of lumber here and cleared for
Redondo with remainder.
Schooners Louise and Sadie finished discharg-
ing lumber cargoes and sailed today in ballast
for Umpqua River to reload.
Steamer Shasta cleared for Port Los An
gees to discharge remainder OF lumber cargo.
Steamer Alcatraz cleared tonight for Green
wood via San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS MAY
BUILD HOLLYWOOD CASTLE
Committee Appointed and Funds Sub
scribed for Lodge Edifce In
FoothlIl City

HOLLYWOOD, June 19-Mountain
View No. IS, knights of Pythias, is
planning to erect Pythian castle in
this city in the near future and the
arrangements are being made for it
now. A building committee has been
appointed and funds have been sub
scribed, p. j. Beveridge being the
largest subscriber. The lodge owns
a lot on South Cahuenga on which the
castle will be erected. The members
of the building committee are Messrs.
p. ]. Beverldge, c. S. Albright, II. J.
Byshe. G.. o. Williamson, w. c. Davis,
w. W. Finch and f. W. Griffin.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
ALLEGED WIFE DESERTER
is RETURNED FOR TRIAL
Neal 3. Derry Says He Left Woman
on Agreement to Support
Her and Child

Neal B. Derry, the young electrician
employed by the Los Angeles Gas and
Electric company, who is alleged to
have eloped from this city with Elsie,
the 19-year-old daughter of j. C. Bar
ker of 467 North Figueroa street, and
went to Bakersfield, abandoning his
wife and 7-weeks-old baby here, was
returned from that city last night by
Detective James Hosick on a warrant
charging him with abandoning a minor
child, which is a felony.
Miss Barker, the deluded girl who
accompanied him in his flight with the
belief that she was to be married to
him at Bakersfield, returned at the
same time, in company with a sister
who went north with the officer.
Derry made a. statement at the city
Jail last night that his marriage with
his wife had been forced and that they
had continually quarreled and that he
had left with her knowledge and con-
sent on agreement to support her and
his child.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
MoNRoViA SENIORS GIVEN
RECEPTION BY THE ALUMNI

MONROyIA. June 19.-Monroyia
high school graduation exercises colsed
last evening with the alumni banquet
held at the club house. Nearly hun
dred alumni were present every class
that has graduated from Monrovia high
school being represented. The club
rooms were decorated in the school coll
ors Of green and white, flowers pre-
dominating.
The feature of the evenings program
was a farce entitled Miss Doulton's
orchid" staged by Miss Mae Baker and
participated in by Roger Brown, Clyde
Burr Charles Smith, Mary Smith and
Florence Jackson. The players, all
alumni, were applauded for their per-
formance.
The program was concluded by sew
eral speeches, supplemented by mu-
steal program.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
Redondo Shippinq

REDONDO BEACH June 1s.-Arrived at this
port steamer Newburgh from San Pedro with
$50, 900 feet of lumber for Montgomery & Mullen
Lumber company; steamer Vanguard, from san
Pedro, with 800, 600 feet of lumber for the Mont
gomery & Mullen Lumber company; steamer
Santa Monica. from Eureka, with $4,000 feet
of building material for the Elder Building
Material company.
Sailed from this port: Schooner Lottie Ben
nett for Astoria to. load lumber for Hawaii;
steamer Fairhaven for northern ports to load
lumber; steamer Santa Monica for San Pedro
with balance of cargo
Vessels in port: Steamers Vanguard and
Newburgh at wharf No. l; sailing vessel Fred
Saunders and Mohokuma at wharf No. 3.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
Body of Author Found

II,ANDRINDOD WELLS, Wales,
June 19.-The body of st. John Hankin,
author and dramatist, was found yes
terday in the River Ithon, near here.
Mr.. Hankin disappeared from a sani-
tarium OF Llandrindod Wells two days
ago. He tied two dumbbells to his
neck. His wife testified that his af-
fairs were prosperous, but that he was
sensitive and subject to periods of
m nchOlia.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
DEATHS

sTEVENs-Francis NJ Stevens, 90 years. ma
tive of Mississippi. California hosptali shock
SoMAIERS-Thomas Sommers, II years native
of Roumania Thirty-siXth and Maple aVenuei
fracture of skull.
HTJBER-Carolyn V. Huber, age 49, native of
PENNSYLVANIA; Pacific hospital; carcinoma.
MORA-Joseph Mora. 81 years, native OF Italy
County hospital; sarcoma.
SIIVA-Bartolo Silva, SO years. native OF
Mexico, County hospital; pneumonia.
ROSQUIST-Gus Rosquist, 80 years native OF
Sweden, County hospital; tuberculosis.
sHELTON-Ralph Shelton So years, native OF
Alabama 25l1 Folsom street; tuberculosis.
CITRRIE-Mary Currie, SO years, native OF
England; 1877 West Avenue SO; senility.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
cuhans plsappolnt Spain

MADRID, June 19.-The news that
Cuba has officially declined to consider
Spain's debt claim was received here
too late for comment in the Madrid pa
pers, but it is certain to cause stir
in official circles.
Minister of Finance Besada is said to
have expected the claim would be set
tied, as he considered 500, 000 600 pesetas
($60, 000, ,000) but a slight return for the
enormous sacrifices made by Spain for
Cuba's prosperity.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
Runs AUTO Into Tree; Is Injured

SAN DIEGO, Cal, June 19.-While
driving his automobile at a fast speed,
shortly after midnight this morning,
Charles C. Hubbard of this city and
Chicago, we'll known in copper mining
circles, was seriously though not fatal
ly injured by being thrown from the
machine when the latter struck tree.
Hubbard deliberately turned the car
into a tree to avoid a collision with
b71e
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
Scores salvation Army

NEW YORK, June 19.-During the
session of the grand council of the
Presbyterian alliance today Rev. A. F..
Forrest of Glasgow made the state
ment that the Salvation Army was
losing it's mission of saving souls.
Judge Forbes of st. Johns, N. b.
agreed with Mr. Forrest, and said:
1.-THE Salvation Army is simply a
tremendously rich oligarchy." Others
defended the army.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
NEW RUNNING RECORD

PITTSBURG, June 19.--Percy Small
wood of Wales, champion middle dis
tance runner, today established a new
world record for ten miles. At Jea-
nette, Pa, near here, he defeated three
men by three and a half laps in 80
minutes % seconds, on a four-lap track,
beating the record of 30 minutes 40
seconds held by Shrubb.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
TAEr DEFEATED Al COLE

WASHINGTON, June 19.-President
Taft was defeated for the fourth sue
cessive time on the Chevy Chase golf
links this afternoon. The president
paired with General Edwards and was
beaten up by the victors in the three
previous matches, Captain Archibald
w. Butt, the presidents military aide,
and Senator Bourne OF Oregon.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
cnndition unchanned

YOSEMITE, Cal, June 19.-Phy-
sicians in attendance upon Mrs. Henry
A. Buffers, a widow of the late mil
lionaire mining man, who is critically
i'll of pneumonia at Camp Ahwahmee,
reported her condition as practically
unchanged today. She regained con-
sciousness this morning, but it will be
several days before the crisis is passed.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
Strikers uraed No to Yield

HONOLULU, June 19.-Cable mess
ages from Yokohama received today by
the strike leaders here urge them not
to yield in their demands and promise
them financial aid. The dispatches also
state that great excitement prevails in
Japan over the strike on these islands.
The local situation remains unchanged.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
Aaed Justice Dies

OLYMPIA, Wash, June 19.-P. ].
Anders, for forty-one years a justice
of the state supreme court, died at his
home here today, aged II years.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
Council of Women Elect President

LONDON, June 19.-The interna-
tional council of women today elected
Lady Abderseen, president; Mrs. OIL
givie Verdon and Countess Spallatti
of Italy, vice presidents, and Mrs.
Mary Wright sewall. honorary pres
ident.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
FUNERAL NOTICE

Charles H. Lawrence, beloved
husband of Elizabeth A. Lawrence and
father of Mrs W. M. Hudson, Mrs. Julius Os-
beurg and Clyde C. Lawrence; native OF
Illinois. aged So years Funeral services at
the Boyle Heights undertaking parlors Mon
day. at p. m. e-zo-l
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES

COLE-FA FAHEY-Ferdinand r. Cole age %, ma
tive of France, and Margaret Fahey, age IS,
native of Minnesota; residents Of Los Ange-
les.
NEBLINAs-E s-ELIzALDA-Ra Neblinas age
81, native of California and resident Of San
Gabriel, and Dolores Elizalda. age 49, native
of California and resident of Los Nietos.
SHEAFF- F-CARPENTER-Peebl Shean, age
So, native of Pennsylvania, and Dell r. Car
penter, age 20, native of California; residents
of Watts.
REGAN-DYER-will r. Regan. age 20,
tive of Missouri, and katherine J. Dyer, age
%, native of Missouri; residents of Los Ange-
les
BRoADBENT- T-PICKERING-Roy C. Broad
bent age 81, native of Canada and resident
OF Rivera, and Eva Pickering, age %, native
of Kansas and resident Of Redands.
STEVENS IASON-Charles H. Stevens. age 26,
native of Pennsylvania, and Flora Mae Ma
son. age 10, native Of Colorado; residents Of
Covina.
CHAMBERLAIN N-BEACH-Robert 3. Cham
beran age 25, native Of Iowa, and Hattie
Beach, age 25, native of California; residents
of Los Angeles
WEAVER R-NIERRILI--James NJ. Weaver, age
26. native of Nebraska, and Vivian p. Mer-
rill, age "a, native of California; residents of
Los Angeles.
CIVEY- EY-HARMAN-Franlk J. Civey, age 81, ma
tive of Missouri and resident of Kansas City,
and Octavia Harman, age 10, native Of Ne
braska and resident of San Dimas.
OLIVER -KERN-Roy M. oliver. age~21. and
Anna e. Kern, age %; natives OF California
ana residents OF Los Angeles.
Observation-Disclosures c. Coombs,
age 23 native OF South Dakota, and Frleda
r. Rathfelder, age %, native Of Ohio; resi-
dents of Pasadena
SpR1NGER-GREEN-F D. Springer, age
"a, native of California and resident OF Los
Angeles, ana Georgia 1. Green, age IS, ma
tive of Kentucky and resident OF Downey.
ROBERTS S-OSBORN-Ernest L. Roberts, age
"a, native of Wisconsin, and Margaret ]. os-
born, age s6, native Of Ohio; residents of
Santa Barbara.
MooRE-JoNEs-Alton II. Moore, age s5, ma
tive Of Maine, and Lucy V. Jones' age 30,
native of Illinois; residents of Los Angeles
NELSON-BARRY-Fred H Nelson, age 81 ma
tive of Canada, and Mabel A. Barry, age 20,
native Of New York; residents of Los Ange-
McAFEE-BA C. McAfee, age So. ma
% tive OF Maine, and Jennie NJ Banks, age
%. native Of California; residents Of Los An
geles.
of Massachusetts, and Alma c. Jensen, age
25, native of Denmark; residents of Corona.
GURLEY- -CONN-Edwin H. Gurley, age 81,
native of Wisconsin, and Eunice Conn, age
AZ, native of Indiana; residents of Los An
geles.
MONTANA -BRINGAS-Jos Montana, age go
rative of California, and L,rpe Bringas, age
20, native of Mexico; residents Of Los Ange-
les
RARTzELI~MITCHEL C. Hartzer
age 21, and Marie ]. Mitchell, age IS; natives
of Missouri and residents Of Glendora.
OF'FFNIAUSER- R-LOWERY-lTred Offenhauser
age % native Of California and resident Of
Los Angeles, and Ethel C. Lowery age 10,
native of Indiana and resident Of Alhambra.
DAVIES S-GEIER-Daniel g. Davies, age %,
native of California, and Alma p. Geier, age
2S, native OF Missouri; residents Of Los An
geles.
MAIN-ELY-R. Earl Main, age "a, native Of
Kansas, and Dasha e. Ely, age 21,- native OF
Colorado; residents of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
San Francisco Shipping

SAN FRANCISCO, June 19.-Arrived;
Steamer Yosemite, San Pedro; steamer Fran
els ]. Leggett. San Pedro; steamer Lansing.
Ventura steamer Bowdoin, San Pedro.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
Foreman pecapltated

BELLINGHAM, WASH, June Ia
Gus Fosberg, foreman of a railway con-
struction crew at Chuckanut, was de-
capitated today by a switch engine.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
ATToRNEYs-AT.LAW

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PAUL. II. USHER, 5O2 sTIMsoN BLOCK.
Third and Spring. All casesi office open
evenings. s-s-1mo
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
PLUM RlNe

r. e. JoYCE-PLUMBING AND GAS FIT
ting and repairing. 1919 BERENDO Phone
West 1899. Home 717ss. All work guar,
Rnteed 6-2o-27; 7-A-AA
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
THE WEATHER
Forecast

SAN FRANCISCO, June 19-Foreeast:
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Sunday; light
south winds.
San Francisco and yicinlty-Fair, somewhat
warmer Sunday; light south wind, changing TO
west.
Santa Clara valley-Fair, warmer Sunday;
light north wind.
Sacramento valley-Falr, warmer Sunday;
light north winds.
San Joaquin valley-Fair, warmer Sunday;
light north winds.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Summer School of the University of Southern
Gnl 10

Summer School OF tho university OF bOutnern
California
The summer session of the university for 1909
will be held at the College of Liberal Arts,
Thirty-ffth street and Wesley avenue, Los
Angeles, from June 2S to August Z. Courses
in philosophy, chemistry, mathematics. biology,
English literature. history. modern languages,
economics, physics and electrical engineering
and the ancient classics offered and will be
conducted by the regular members of the
faculty and special lecturers from other insti-
tutions For further information address
PROF z. D. SCHULZ. Secretary U. S. C.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
GIRLS

NEII-To John " and Christie Neil, 3577 Day
ton avenue.
VAN DER VELDT-To August and Mary Van
der Veldt, S21 s. Eastlake avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
BIRTHS
BOYS

PRICE-To Arthur and May Price, Good
Samaritan hospital.
Milton and Minnie e. Trum-
BILE, 1918 Santee street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
CARPET CLEANING

PIONEER CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
incorporated. w. @. CLINE, president.
SsS S. Olive st, Tel. Home F2SsO; Sunset
Main 217. 9-18-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-20
COLLECTORS

" 1sc,HSTr11c-,-1 NJ NJ R1Ty NoTTs GccoGNTs
and bills, or collect wages, rents and
claims of any nature, anywhere. BOX
255, Herald. .o-l1-I