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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
.FILIPINOS SEEM TO
FAVOR PAYNE BILL

Manila. April The Philippine as
sembly. by vote OF a. 20 o. refused 10
concur IN the resolution of the iusular
commission relative to the Payne tariff
Dill. The measure win now 20 20 a
conference between members Of tho
commission and tho assembly. II IL
said that the conferecs viii agree upou
compromise resolution favorinF ths
Payne bin. Protests against the ac-
ton Of the assembly in opposing the
Payne measure continue to be received
from the chief agricultural provinces
of the islands
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YOUNG CRIMINAL
BLAMES DIME NOVELS

Atlanta. Co.. April --It WAS fusi
fool notion that I got from reading
dime novels sald DAME. V. Johnson
Jr. tls ls-yuar-old boy who was lailer
hero last night tor having attemp,e.
to e1t1rt 5000 from ASA C.. Candlar
prominent banker ami Gerrr.s. s
woalthiest citizen. through Black Han
methods.
rac young man gt Hrrt told the r-I...
tl1t no had been forced by uhr.r
strangers t1 Urito letters 90 Nr csrH.
Der demanding The money. He now lr
mits that the scheme was 0f him 0u
0TuQ0rt.0n. johnson wrote the eco
0ud letter SUNDAY repeating hIs threaH
M death ~ Mr, Gambler iu e0ee uf OF.
H1u-c0mpI ana then went O.
church and took his regular rlare
H. Gamblers Sunday school cI.s.
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WOLVES ATTACK
AND KILL A BOY

hingman kas.April 7.-Wiuie TTotch-
KISS aged 10, a son OF a farmer living
heal Rago, this county was attacked
ana KILLED by prairie wolves last nlrht
ana 6eorge Nichols. also aged no. was
severely hilton by tho beasts but res
cued by neighbors, according 20 "a STORY
leoelNeo mere today. The boys we're
my play in a largo pasture some dis
lance from their homes at dusk when
attacked
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POLITICAL ATTITUDE
OF FRENCH CATHOLICS

Paris. April THE meeting of tho
French episcopato TO be held IN Rome.
AprN H. on the occasion of the ratifca-
ton % Joan cf Arc, is eXpected 20 re-
suit IN several important decisions. cs-
peciallg with regard 10 the future uOliti-
cal attitude Of French Catholics. II Is
reported that disciplinary matters are
contemplated against MKr Annette the
archbishop Of Paris. for passage In q
diocesan address counseling respect for
the laws OF tho republic and against
gr Fusset. archbishop Of Rouen Tor
NJ odornist views.
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MEsToN ID 4 IIrTIr ~.

Wooster o.. April Edward payson
Weston resumed hts westward Journey
at o O'Clock this morning His next
stop win bo 40 Mansdold. o. miles disc
tant Weston appeared sun ln bis
joints due 90 exposure on Tuesday
when he spent most OF the day Ia tho
rain
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NO SENATOR IN mLNo1s.

fpringheld, In., April mo eIoctlon
resulted from the siKty-sovonth joint
ballot OF tho legislature FOR United
states senator today. Senator Hopkins
received l5 votes. one ballot was cast
FOR Charlie llmiskcy. the owner of tho
Chicago American baseball club
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CRAZY SNAKE STILL OUT.

Guthrie. Okla, April Cray
Snake the fugitive Indian chief. san
remhins 10 hiding Up 70 this after
hoon nothing had been heard from his
Bon, who three days ago started ln
company with a deputy marshal 100 an
Effort 10 locate his father.
Capt Harritsgo OF Col Roy Hon
non's stan of the state militia. re-
ruined 10 Guthrie today and reported
Everything quiet ln the neighborhood
IN Hickory Grounds, Crazy Snake's
ola home.
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LINE FOR EIGHTE WEST.
Itah Light q Railway Company Sans
N0rl, VIII DE Pushed

10 viii Doe reassurae CO. tho resident.
along Eighth West street 20 learn t1lt,
the Utah Light G Railway company
VIII build early this summer the pro.
posed street railway extension along
Eighth West from North Temple o.
Tenth south streets, with eastern cone
uecuons al North Temple aui second
South streets. Tho line has been -uu-
N'ycd. the city engineer is 90 furu n
the grade, ana 65 pound steel raU.
VIII Dee laid ln short orl.. The limo D..
two miles long. and the cos o. u.
Ftructiou is estimated az $4,000 Waua
p single truck will ba laia at II.at. ...r.
thc necessary turu0uts. tho lue H C..
be- double tracked and residents NJ that
part Of the city given an excellent SER
vice. Tho company's franchise calls
Tor completion n the Eighth West
street line by Dec. next: but IL ygiU
Doe in operation bofnro that All Ono
improvements Of the comnauv arc t1
ne pushed with an vigur aud earucef-
ness this season. Engineers Dragon and
Honnold, and Ro3dmastar Bono .
busy with the details
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THE TARIFF BILL.
Prcst. Taft Relieves &c VIII Fulfu
Chicago Platform Pledges.

Washington, April 7.-president Taft
told senator MCCumber or North pa
kota and other callers today. that he
believed the new tariff bill as finally
passed by Congress would fulhn the
platform pledges made az the Chic-po
convention last Juno and would be- a
revision downward
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ID sQUELcH nrIrnArFs-

Washington. April Fer federl
0HaehoI1er 10 bC a delegate 10 ana
convention called t1 nominate a candI
a1fn for president 0r other clccnv.
United states Office is made mlsdr-
maluor punishable by fine and imnris.
0nmrrt according CO. the terms bf Cd
H.N recently introduced br Rrnrase.
ta.IHr Ei.lHrdfou rf Alabama
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OLDEST WEST POINTER DEAD.

Chicago. April 7-MnrCus ID J.. simp-
eon, brigadier general u. s. A.. re-
tired, and said 90 have been the oldest
living graduate OF West Point. died az
his homo ln Riverside. near hers. last
night aged So. Tie served throughout
both tho McNlcan and civil wars
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APPROPRIATED TWO CENTS.
Mall Carrier Gets Six Months for I'm
bczzling Postal Funds.

Springfield. Mo, April 7--JuaEe John
r. Philips in the district court here
sentenced Cleveland Carol a PULASKI
county boyemployod as a mail carrier
10 six months in the Missouri reform
schOl for embezzling postal funds. car
rol is said 10 have appropriated two
cents given him 10 buy "a stamp He
destroyed the letter he was 20 mail
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CAPT. HARE ORDERED TO
SELECT 100000 ACRES

washington. April 7.-Ordcre have bc,,
Issued ov tho secretary 0f the Interier
Nirectnf Can't George r. Hare. rrrlefar
ut tho SAT- Lake lana Office. Id mo-
gsed 10000 acres of lana in fbe s,ff
Lake district. under section g. Rmoot er.
larEed homestead dry farm BIN ThIs
million acres win Do subject 10 home
Capt Hare reports 10 me department la
tle meantime blank upuIclf IONS are fs-
ing printed and win bo ready for disc
trlhutiOu within thr next few claws.
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MINrRs, DEMANDS REFUSED.

Philadelphia. April THE operators
friused an ~ the miners demands
nnd submitted instead q proposition 10
'onilune the recent expired wage
a tlceinent for "a term ~ three years
elcInE March g. 1919
TO give the miners time 10 consider
ile proposition the conference adjourn
Nuil = y. m. tomorrow.
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drawn upon. Mr. nag't came to
hIcoeo from New York ana on Teb.
n17rded a train for e. Louis 81 c.
l9en there has been no word of Dis
whereabouts
10 ls feared be may be- dead or sick iu
some hospital where his ldeu ''tv 3. n1t
NloWn Ho is Of medium hei It, blonde
M, ''''Aloh, speaks with stro e Eng
hsn accent and weighs ab,ut 10
pounds
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NATIONAL BANKS.


Washington. April Atty. -Cuu.
Wickerhau. i1 au opinion submitted
ta Che secretary of the treasury. holds
That national banks 81 Kansas h1vc
boo RIGHT tn participate iu tha assess
Wnnte and benefits Of the bank de-
pos.tors guaranty fund under the PRO.
visions OF recently enacted law by
that st1tc ON the s1mc terms and cor.
U'tons as apply 20 the state banks.
The decision says that only an act OFT
Congress can confer such powers upon
national hanka.
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FOUR MEN KILLED.


Monte leone. Dulntria. April I-rnur
uen were klIDd and many others wound
"a in conflict ln thIs town TODAY with
the local CaI.hInenrH. Tho nutlorftIee
ore fnoraforlur ~ collect new fler4
EHi.U ave rEUr.dHFIF unpopular Asa
protect iHn people marched ihrounh fEo
HfIon.H Iu pIn0 etfiuu and Invaded fho cIfp
uhrrfuUUn Che people Fo .ufea tne los
sIu aUu fnICs r1t followed iu which
the r.lHIrrf hUcd On the people
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Evansville. Ind. April Mrs. David
Coat aged lS. has been arrested here.
charged with sabn.1e her husband
with "a case knife because De came
home drunk The man Ia Ono serious
condition
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sroRNI ON nLAcK -.

ConFtantlnople ApIl "a storm
has been raging on the Black Sea f1r
the Iast two days several Turkish
frase.F hove been wrecked and "a uum-
her az lives loEt
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HAROLD H. R. BAoOT


'h'0reo. ATrl New York and chi
thfo friends 90 Harl "a H ". Uaro- a
ily young Eurishman. ha I1-
ftluthl "a private scar b for a. young
,rlen ~ whom trace was lost In Chicago
feb. lat.
Mr. nagot. a rasifsnt ~ IA oS..,.
tneHn1 was making Biz art if.r to
'ef|Dn. ne carried "a letter q cr.d|t
Brown Brothers of New York lnd
london inr $1,000 This letter has not
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A WONDERFUL THING.
blouse Reverses Speaker Cannon on
Point OF Order.

Washington. April I'm the house
today Mr.. Vreeland offered an amend
nent striking out the countervailing
duty on oil and fixing Is per cent, ad
NaloroTu.
Mr. Norris OF Nebraska. moved a
substitute. imposing 1 per rent ad
Nllorem. After Speaker Cannon had
been reversed on deciding q point OF
order the entire petroleum schedule
was opened to amendment
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rLAcE 1TNnEnEn rrIroN.

shinrion. April Lf-prcsident Tart
.A'N 'cndored % f0rNer scnator rul-
go Hi OREGON. the no-i ~ minister to
.I io succeed w. W. RnrFhiu eon-
u'lon rDnu.rfel lu fIrs ln which
nnsiler whether or mol BE- would
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LIGHTNING PRANKs

Chicago. April lightning played
que pranks during a storm last night.
it ran down the chimney OF one home
and shattered a large mirror IN the
parlOr set tho roof on Ere al another
place, and destroyed "a third residence.
One OF The electric feed wires of the
sanitary district carrying l2.C00 volts.
broke during the storm and felI % me
wet pavement JOB a railroad subway.
Tho entire structure was charged and
police were detailed a. the entrances
TO warn people away.
A terrific windstorm Of short dura-
ton tore up from Tho southwest
through Kendall and Kane cuuuueF at
80 uios an hour last night Mlne
hundreds OF head lf stock and wreck.ng
flame buildings. IL crashed ln plate
glass windows or store fronts by the
score. Hogs, cattle and poultry were
killed, and buildings damaged 20 tho
extent Of tl0O.o0o.
Numerous minor Injuries 10 farm
workers were reported. but no fatal
t.ss
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Eight Persons Known to Have
Been Killed by Storm That
Swept North Mississippi.
MUCH HAVOC DONEAT TOLEDO
Hundreds az Men Arc Thrown Out OF
Work-Nt Wabash, Indiana, Score
OF Persons Were injured.

Momphis. Tenn. April Eight ucr-
sons are known 60 have boon killed by
the storm that swept over Northern
Mississippi early last night Tho tor
uado covered O. wide area and wrought
much Camngo Co crops
At Aberdeen, Miss. w C.. Mcmillan,
cashier off the bank, and his son. n. r..
Mcmillan, were instantly killed in the
wreckage Of the Illinois Central station
Two negroes also met death.
At West Point Miss. much damage
was done ou The Terrell plantation
east of there. ana two negroes were
Killed
At Rich. Miss. % terrific rain, hail
and wind storm prevailed.
AZ Cotton Plant. Ark, church was
demolished.
Reports from Western Tennessee say
tho storm wrecked many small build
iuEe. Al Buutysn O. schuolhouse Was
shaken, causing On panic among 800
Al starkyme Miss four negroes
were silled
DAMAGE AT TOLEDO
Toledo. Ohio April Hundreds or
mon atV out OF work. thousands Of dol
Lars damage done and many persons
slightly injured ARE the results of "a
hurricane that visited Toledo and VIZ
entity today
1'ho wind attained q yeIocit, OF 60
miles an hour iu This city The roof
OF the plant of the MassiIpu BridEo
company l'l hN $50 feet. was riUUcd OIL
ana hurled into Held and 800 men
we've thrown ont of employment until
tho damage can bo repaired
Pedestrians ware Injured by 1lune
sIsus. parts 0i ROOFS Cuimueys and
limbs of trees. Many women were
p0wled oven bv the wind
lg small towns near Toledo cou-id-
,lu''c damage was done. ManN
houses were struck bv lightning and
inc occupants stunned hut there are no
reports of fatalities.
SCORE or PERSONS HURT.
Wabash, Ind. April IA tornado
passed over this city last night in-
luIlng "a score OF persons and doing
thousands OF dollars worth Of damage
Ihc storm struck the city al a'clocE.
passing Through the northeast part Of
the, town. Dozens OF houses were de-
molishod.
Mr James Hayes and four children
we've buried beneath the wreckuga OF
their home which caught fire. The
mother was fatally burned and the
children were seriously hurt William
shepard, wife and two children were /
held beneath fallen ruins and the .
leighbors eXtricated them. Wires went
down and the city was in darkness +
throughout the night The entire Sc .
'oud story Of the dwelling occupied /
1r William Haynes was carried away /
leaving the family In their beds eS- I
posed 90 o drcnchinR rain The wind /
Fls followed by q cloud burst and tho /
'Ncr rose. flooding loWlands Many \
bridges are washed away The streets .
Ic impossible this morning owing TO I
allen trees
LIGHTNING FRANKS.
Chicago. April lightning played
Iuear pranks during storm last night.
ran down the chimney OF one home
md shattered a large mirror In the
larlor set tho roof on Ere al another
Ilarc. and destroyed "a third residence.
one OF the electric feed wires of the
anitary district carrying 1900 volts.
IrOl.o during Che storm and fell In the /
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Ranras City April John KIInF.
the baseball. catcher when mo dIsratch
Announcing that Do had been -nered
in Trade fnr three Ciu0nnau players.
fa.d to1-- that he had heard nothing
of the 0nsr
"You ate." said Killing. my businss.
DOB Eansaa city o. in such shane mad
0nHH not lruNa no af praranf
would Ike t1 play baseball thIs rrar
lIt b cannot afford to leave ru hitar.
halls hore unless there ia "a much
greater uducemeut"
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OFFER TO TRADE
CATCHER JOHN Killing

Chicago. April 1--Johu KIIue gen
orally admitted 10 be- tho greatest base
BAH catcher lu the business. has been
onar.1 ln trade for three Cincinnati
by Manager Chance of the chicago
National league taam. according to "a
dispatch today from Terre Hautr. In.
diana. no iho Daily News
lilng iart year signed "a three yoars'
contract with the Chicago club. but is
known 10 be- dI7sntlefod It DO said
Doc h1F .hHnor tn open pool ana
billiard Han Iu Cincinnati. and for mad
Iolrau rU ne particularly rrntfef by
tha rum0fed change.
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CAN'T Use TRENCH Son.
VENEZUELA SOUNDS FRANCE.

Caracas. Tuesday April 6-The vane-
zuelan 50 eminent has sound q France
90 ascertain whe her or rot dlnicu,ties
would be encountered n Ci rauno cas-
tno were arrested on board the 81 amer
6uadelouTe al "a Venezrellu 90 C.. Tho
reply Of France Indicate She would
make no protest Ora such an eIe.t
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The Quick and Ready RcsnoTsc Given
To Advertisements IN the News"
u Attributable o. its REPRESENT.
ATfNE as We'll as EXTENSIVE
Cllcrtclc,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
BONANZA
GROCERY AND MARKET

Guarantee $50 day, all cash;
years lease; cash registers,
abundance Of cases and large
stock. This is one of the best
in the city; price reduced to
$210O for quick sale, as owners
have much larger interests else
where. To see is to buy.
STANDARD BUSINESS AGENCY.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
MODERN VAUDEVILLE

Daily income sSS; complete in every
detail; incline floor, lobby, clusters of
electric lights, stage scenery; in fact it's
worth $500. On account of sickness
must SELL for $1,000, or better let us show
you It's yours at your own figure
STANDARD BUSINESS<AGENCY.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
$4,000 HOTEL FOR $365O

There are 81 elegant fur
nished rooms all on one floor;
hot and cold water in each,
steam heat. velvet rugs, golden
oak dressers, piano, everything
elegant; fine location, cheap
rent. A real good one for the
price.
STANDARD BUSINESS AGENCY.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

s55O-BAKERY AND GROCERY, with two
large and two small rooms; rent only $26;
good lease; bakery business very good, and
can be doubled; owner sick and must sell
See LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
OUR BUSINESS CHANCES INCLUDE
sos ANGELES AND VICINITY OF
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.

tS5o-MOVING PICTURE SHOW, nearby
city OF 10000 inhabitants; exceptional loca-
tfon; doing a paying business; all modern
appliances, stage and paraphernalia for
vaudeville; low rent; good lease; thorough
investigation will convince you of its earning
ability; for reasons of sale and terms see
LEAHY & SON
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

$500-GROCERY, Central avenue; living
rooms; rent $40; fresh stock; good neighbor-
hood; established years. See LEAHY &
SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

45o-CONFECTIONERI AND SCHOOL
supplies, with living rooms; rent $40; price
includes furniture OF living rooms. See
LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

SsCO-LUNCH ROOM, down town Iocation
busy center; surrounded by office buildings
and rooming houses; caters to fine class OF
trade and doing good paying business; 5
years lease; superbly fitted lunch and tea
room; on busy thoroughfare; investigate this
through LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
GROCERY FOR $500

Well located, rent only SIS; very good
income, nice fixtures and good stock; a
fine place for the price.
STANDARD BUSINESS AGENCY.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
$500 CASH DOWN

buys the furnishings and lease of a "a
room hotel in center of city; rent only
$780, income at present $3.50 clear, but can
be increased to $3.50, as owner forced to
pay some one to run it: the balance Of
$1,000 can be paid $40 a month If Won
want something in this line look this one
up before buying
STANDARD BUSINESS AGENCY.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
$500 RESTAURANT FOR 5000

If you want a little mint for little
money be sure to see this little place be-
fore you buy
STANDARD BUSINESS AGENCY
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

LEAHY G SON,
Suite s11-312-312h Severance Bldg.
Cor. 9Th and Main streets
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
HOW'S II ROOMS FOR $3.50

Splendidly located, 2 years lease. fine
furniture; clears $50 month year round;
S4OO cash, balance payable in July at 10
per cent, or will extend indefinitely
STANDARD BUSINESS AGENCY.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
LEADING POOL HALL

in a thriving California city of
$4,000, on main street, stand
ard tables, cigar store in con-
nection with elegant fixtures; a
$500 stock, actual cost S1O,OOO;
sell for $3.50. See a photo
graph Of it in our offices.
STANDARD BUSINESS AGENCY.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
FINE 1o-ROOM HOUSE

on Hill, close in; rent only $50; furniture
fine; you can clear about $50 a month
here. See this sure.
STANDARD BUSINESS AGENCY.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

s275-wHOLESALE BAKERY. centrally
daily; store room, bakery and living rooms;
rent only $45; soda fountain and fixtures all
new and in fine condition; large oven, horse
and wagon, wall cases, electric fan and sign.
The best equipped in town; investigation in
vited. See LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
CIGAR STAND ON
BROADWAY

This is no dead one, good for SO a day
clear and not half try; full cases. register
fair stock. Price only 1925, on terms
STANDARD BUSINESS AGENCY.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

S150O-MEAT MARKET; large sales
and storage rooms; receipts $500 weekly;
horse, wagon, scales, 2 ice boxes meat
and fish boxes; all trade of good class.
This west side location uneXcelied ana
doing very profitable business Get
card and investigate through LEAHY q
SON
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

$2000-Restaurant in prominent beach town;
doing $500 weekly; rent only $685. long lease;
splendid business opening and making good
money; fully equipped for first class trade.
Spring business very good and improving.
Good terms of sale and full investigation in
vited. See LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

WILL EXCHANGE FIVE HORSE POWER
motor for small job press; motor in good
condition; press must be In same. BOX
s&34, Herald. 9-26-tf
FOR SALE-NO. 40 BROWN FURNACE;
good as new; for half price. A. L. STEW
ART, SIT W. 2Sd st. Phone 1892. 1-24-1
FOR SALE-CHEAP FUEL, APRICOT PIT
Shells S4 ton delivered. Phone SOUTH 1706.
1-A-S
BUTTER AND EGG ROUTE FOR SALE.
Call or address 772 Z. 18TH ST. 1-A-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

Ss00-GROCERY, 2 large rooms; rent
$50; one of the cash locations in the CITY;
new stock and good fixtures. This oIa
stand never before advertised and wall
surely be sold within this week. Obtain
card of address from LEAHY SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

$4,000 buys a LAUNDRY in a nearby town;
machinery could not be duplicated for S12, 900;
doing $500 per week now; 5000 in the summer;
knowledge of the business not essential; $4,000
cash. $4,000 terms; will, bear close investiga-
tion satisfactory reasons for selling See
LEAHY q SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

s35OO-STEAM DYEING AND CLEAN
ING WORKS, in nearby city Of 1900 In
habitants; buildings; lot 52x145. central
location; receipts $3.50. per month; ex-
penses $175 per month This entire busl-
ness and property is worth $4,000 InVes-
tigate this chance and terms through
LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

$4,000, or invoice, GENERAL GROCERY
store; exceptional location; doing $100 daily;
largely cash; counters, shelving, computing
scales and all fixtures up to date; stock fresh
and salab!e; the best class of trade; splen'
did opportunity for one more persons. See
LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

sl5OO-General furniture store, IN prominent
beach town; doing the largest cash business
in the city; daily sales $1O0 and over; years
established; hnc double front display; large
store rooms, warehouse, yard and four dwell
ing rooms in rear; partner retiring account
OF other interests. See LEAHY q SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

BUSINESS MEN AND WOMEN.
Teachers or nurses with small capital
can obtain lucrative business opportunities
to manage a main office and control the
output of an established wholesale house;
earnings net from $500 to $500 monthly; IN
vestmenr trivial; energy is the requisite.
For full particulars see LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
WANT A BIG HOTEL

Here's a proposition worthy Of your
closest consideration If you want a good
one; years lease, income unlimited.
Price 5000 on terms to right party.
STANDARD BUSINESS AGENCY.