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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-07
RECOUNT UNASkED BY
DEFEATED CANDIDATE
MEN WHO RAN FOR MAYOR
Atty MAKE STATEMENTS
Successful Nominee Says He viii
Treat Those Who Voted Against
Him as Fairly as His
Supporters

PASADENA, April 6.-Statements OF
the both candidates for the mayoralty
campaign, which was brought to a
close last night with the election or
Mayor Farley and his entire ticket,
were given out this morning.
Both statements are calm and as
passionate. There is no talk of re-
count. such as was expressed the last
time Messrs. Farley and Waterhouse
entered the lists against each other,
and, in fact there was no close
vote, save in that for the councilman
for the Second ward, where Wllnam
FL. Korstian slipped through by the
narrow margin of "a votes. The state
ment of the two candidates follow.
Mayor Farley says:
81 want to express my sincere thanks
and appreciation to all who worked SO
faithfully and well in approving the
business management of this admins
tration. 1 also honor all who worked
so hard to elect Mr.. Waterhouse and
his ticket, and 1 assure them, as far as
it lies in my power, they will be treated
just as fairly as though they had
voted for our ticket.
ST know men will say things in po-
litical contests that they really do not
mean, and are sorry for saying such
when the excitement is over.
"I am very glad to see that there
nicipal affairs, and it speaks well for
the future welfare of our city, as every
one should take part in municipal af-
fairs"
The defeated candidate, William A.
Waterhouse, made the following state
ment:
1.-THE fight in this campaign has been
made along lines that should inter-
est all classes of citizens. Questions
of municipal policy have been involved.
1t is evident that the voters of Pasa-
dena do not all think alike. The vote
that was cast in favor of the principles
I represented is gratifying, and while
we have lost the election, we have
shown a strength with the people that
must command respect even from our
opponents. My interest in Pasadena
will continue undated, and I sincerely
hope that nothing may be done that
will check its progress or dim the lus-
ter of its fair name"
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LONG BEACH BREVlTIES

LONG BEACH, April GA baby seal,
which came ashore in front of Hotel
Virginia today, will be kept by Pike
concessionaire as pet.
Frank Brundage, who escaped re-
Gently from Patton asylum, has written
relatives here that he is in good health
and employed in Phoenix, Ariz. The
letter indicated an Improvement in his
condition.
Lee Hale, the young man who at
tempted suicide here last week after a
quarrel with his sweetheart, has been
discharged from custody and wants TO
enter the navy. He seems to have re-
covered from his insanity.
The deposits of the National bank IN
creased 100000 during the month of
March, according to a report made at
q meeting last night. The president,
P. E. Hatch, says this indicates re-
vivaI of business and good conditions.
E. B. Counts, formerly fish dealer,
has entered the balloon business with
Jean Savage, who recently became a
professional aeronaut.
F. A. Knight, city attorney for Bel
mont Heights, is preparing an answer
to the mandamus proceedings brought
in the supreme court to compel the
trustees of that city to call disincor-
poration election. The answer will be
made April IL in Los Angeles before the
supreme court en- banc.
Seven Long Beach high school boys
who were taken to Catalina on the
Nelson Navigation companys launch
Nellie a week ago Saturday, were
brought back yesterday on the same
boat, the Bannings allowing the Nelson
boat to land for the purpose of bring
ing the lads home.
The Economy Vulcanizer company of
this city has sold it's rights to manufac-
ture the Economy auto tire and Vul-
canizer to the Garage Equipment COM
pany of Milwaukee,, Wis, based on a
guarantee of a minimum yearly output
Of 25, 900 and a royalty of So each.
The right hand of F. H. Greene of
S65 Orange avenue was caught last
evening in a shaping machine at the
Long Beach Sash and Door company's
plant, and four fingers were mangled,
two of them being completely severed
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INVOLVES EXTENT OF
CITYS JURISDICTION
TERMINAL ISLAND THE ISSUE
TO BE DECIDED
Long Beach and San Pedro VIII
Argue Respective Claims Be-
fore Supreme Court
April IS
Especial to The Herald.l

LONG BEACH, April. 6.-The Schol-
Ter case, involving the question of the
Jurisdiction of Long Beach over West
Long Beach (Terminal island), will be
argued before the supreme court April
Is.
CITY Attorney Long and Judge Har-
rison will manage the case for Long
Beach, presenting as principal points
the fact that Long Beach had exer-
cised authority over the territory sew
eral years, making extensive improve
ments and collecting taxes, and that.
when the Legislature recently granted
this city a charter. the territory in
question was included in the descrlp-
ton of the city.
City Attorney Steiglitz and Judge
Mckinley will argue the case for San
Pedro.
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Must Serve Sentence

SAN BERNARDINO, April e.-Mrs.
Della Bergen must serve the remainder
of her ninety-day sentence. Such is
the verdict of District Attorney W. e.
Bryne and Sheriff J. c. Ralphs, sitting
as a board of parole today. The trus-
tees of Uplands made a formal request
to the district attorney for a parole
for the woman, who is said to have
sold liquor so persistently against the
ordinances of the town until she was
finally fined $500 and sentenced to the
county Jail for ninety days. The
woman has served thirty days of her
time and the residents of Uplands de-
sire her release.
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RIVERSIDE
Office S11 Main.
Home Phone 1621.
RIVERSIDE BREVlTlES

RIVERSIDE, April 6.-W. T. Dins-
more, cashier of the Security Savings
bank, has bought from r. j. Spooner
an orange grove on the corner of Jane
and Mckinley streets. There are 1886
acres in the property, which sold for
SIS. 300.
Laurence B. Dixon has purchased
the Fairview grove of ten acres for
$4,000. This grove sold two years ago
for $4,000.
Another good orange property sale is
that of the A. l.. Woodill grove in West
Riverside, sold by ]. j. Funk to For
sythe G. Smith. The property, thirteen
acres in bearing navels, sold for
$4,000.
The city council took the first step
today in the matter of proceeding with
the extension of Magnolia avenue by
instructing the city engineer to prepare
q map of the district proposed to be
assessed for the rights of way that
will have to be purchased. The pro-
posed extension will be 100 feet wide.
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Y. M. c. A. Juniors on Tramp

PASADENA, April 6.-Eighteeu
members of the junior classes at the
Y. M. c. A left the association Dullo,
mo this morning and, led by Physical
Director Joseph Y, Kerr. started for
the mountains for a three days trip
They carried their own blankets and
supply of food. The party started for
Sturdevant's camp, where they expect
to pass the night. The second days
walk will lead them through Millard $
canyon, and on the third day they VIII
come out by way of Switzer's camp
and the Arroyo Seco.
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Manon and Car Collide

PASADENA, April 6.-Thrown from
their wagon by a collision with
North Los Robes avenue car. F. Per-
kins and Frank Harris, scaVengers,
had a narrow escape from death I'M
der the wheels of the trolley car me
car, going south, was we'll down the
steep hill which ends at Mountain
street. when the scavengers and their
wagon came from a side street and it
was impossible for either party. to
avoid the collision. Although both
men escaped without a broken bone,
they were bruised and very much
shaken up.
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To Take School Census

LONG BEACH, April 6.-H. l.. Enloe
will begin taking the school census
April 15 He has named the following
aids: w. S. Clark. r. E. Van Week,
f. A. DeClercque, w. r. ShaIer,
George Finch. w. II. Williams, Stew
art Laughlin and Mrs. Elmer Fish.
Mrs. Otto Young, who has been Sc
lected by the Belmont Heights trus-
tees to take the census in that city,
will begin her work at the same time.
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DEATHS

CARPENTER-James Carpenter IS years,
native of New York, county hospital; tu-
berculosis.
RANGEL-Ernest Rangel, "a years. native
of California county hospital; tuberculosis
HOGAN-James J. Hogan, So years. native
of Nevada, 9S2 East Thirty-sixth street;
endocarditis
HILL-Amos S. Hill, SIS years native of
Maine, 1920 Pasadena avenue; senile
gangrene.
MITCHELI-Bertha Mitchell 80 years, ma
tive of England, 1926 Pecan street; heart
disease.
CHASE-Lucy o. Chase, 46 years. native OF
Indiana, California hospital; endocarditis
HEIDT-Ola Heidi, 90 years, native OF
Texas 1874 Hemlock street. tubercu osis.
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TAKE STEPS LOOKING TO
SPEEDY OPENING OF BANK
Commissioners and Receiver Check
ing Up Agreement Between Stock
holders and Depositors

LONG BEACH, April 6.-The bank
commissioners and the receiver in
charge of the Citizens Savings bank
are checking up the agreement between
the stockholders and depositors look
ing toward the reopening OF the bank
When this investigation is complete
the stockholders will meet and levy an
assessment, thus fulfilling their part
of the agreement.
The collection of. this assessment Will
put off the opening of the bank at least
two months more.
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ct was converted twenty years ago.
One of the most difficult jobs l nave
had since / came here has been 10
resist the pleas of those who are un-
able to believe that | could settle any
where except in Southern California.
At the conclusion of his address Mr..
Fairbanks was made an honorary
member of the board of trade by
unanimous votea The luncheon was
held at the Hotel Maryland and was
attended by 400 business and profes-
sional men of the city. President Il.
T. Off was chairman.
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Asks for Subscriptions

PASADENA, April 6.-Because the
carnival of sports did not yield the
money necessary for the carrying out
Of the plans made for the entertain
ment of the visiting Grand Army men
who will attend the state encampment
here April IA, 10 and 16, the John f;
Godfrey post of Pasadena has issued
an appeal to the public asking for sub
scriptions. About $1,000 is needed to
carry out the arrangements made by
roef
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WOMAN RE
pairer on mems garments; steady work and
good pay. Can SUITIToRIUM DYE HOUSE,
$40 u. 5th. z-T-l
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AUTOMOBILES, OTHER VEHICLES


FOR SALE-THE FOLLOWING
MAXWELL NEW 'OS AND SECOND
HAND CARS.
All in perfect mechanical condition, the sec
ond-hand ones having been overhauled by our
own experts Most OF these cars are fully
equipped and without exception the tires are
practically as good as new The prices
quoted will move them quickly, and We
recommend prompt action on the part Of
buyers desiring one OF these most efficient
and reliable MAXWELL cars. as follows:
S555-MAXwELL 'Os second hand. IA
h. y. RUNABOUT. Thousands OF these sold
last year for $780, This used only as
demonstrator and shop car. A pickup for S575.
ss50-MAXWELL 5-passenger 'o7 Tour
ing car. 2 cylinder, 20 h. p. with oil lamps
and tool equipment. We traded in this car
on cylinder MAXWELL. The car has had
the best of care and will serve its buyer
faithfully for years. Five-passenger MAX
WELL touring car for $780,
SI325-MAXWELL 5-passenger Touring
Car. OS model. cylinder. 20 h. p, brand
new, with oil and gas lamps, generator
and tools. This is the identical type Of tour
ing car which recently made the run from
Tia Juana to New York city diagonally
across the United States No more reliable
car on earth. golden opportunity 10 secure
a new $500 5-passenger car for SlS26.
s14OO-'os, 4-cylinder. 80 II. P. second
hand 5-passenger MAXWELL Touring Car.
with top, glass wind shield, OIL gas
lamps generator and TOOLS perfect 4
cylinder touring car, fully equipped; S14Oo.
s1b5O-New 'Os MAXWELL 5-passenger
4-cylinder 80 h. p. Touring Car. with lamps.
generator and tool equipment. An excep-
tional bargain; $3.50.
sI65O-New '0s 4-cylinder 80 H. p, g.
passenger MAXWELL Touring Car. with
magnetic. 5 lamps. generator and full tool
equipment An exceptional value for wise
buyer; $3.50.
The above six MAXWELL offerings afford
an exceptional opportunity for the purchase
of a reliable car at a very low price.
MAxwELL-BRISCOE-L ANGELES CO.,
1925 S. Main ST.. Los Angeles
Asst
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QUICK BEAUTY cUI-
ture pays big. FLORENTINE HAlRDRESS-
ING COLLEGE, corner Broadway, entrance
227 Mercantile place profession that costs
less earns more. F72S7. s-2s-2ot
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ROYS

TYLER-To Frank NJ. and Lillian Tyler,
1917 oxford street.
GILBERT-To Frank E. and Stella Gilbert,
lis West Thirty fifth street
KINNEY--To William w. and Mary Z.
Kinney, Good Samaritan hospital.
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FORMER VICE PRESIDENT is
MADE AN HONORARY MEMBER

PASADENA, April 6-That optim-
ism is one of the chief assets of Cali
fornia, particularly the southern half
of the state, is the belief of Charles
Warren Fairbanks as set forth by him
today at the MONDAY luncheon of the
board of trade.
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VIII Renin Repairs

SAN BERNARDINO. April 6.-San
Bernardino Traction company, in re-
plying to a recent order of the city
council either Immediately to repair
their tracks in the city limits or to
forfeit their franchise, has notified that
body they will at once start on the
long delayed work on the lines in this
CITY.
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BIRTHS
GIRLS

HANDY-To william d. and Jessie Handy,
1887 Hyperion avenue, twins.
MAHN-To Walter L. and Ada Main. 100
North Robinson street.
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CHURCH NOTICES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SERVICES

Second Church Of Christ. scientist-simpson
auditorium 734 South Hope street. Services
Sunday at II a. m. and p. M; sermon from
the Christian Science Quarterly; subject
Are SIM Disease and Death Real?"
Children's Sunday school, $3.50 a. m; Wednes-
day evening meeting at o'clock at Simpson
auditorium and also the Gamut club, lO4i
South Hope street, at 8:15. Reading rooms
5lO-511 Herman W. Hellman bldg, Spring and
Fourth streets, open daily, Sundays excepted
from a m TO 0 D. M 4-5-7
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DIED

RICHARDsON-At II p. M, April 5. 1908, Da-
Wis Richardson, beloved husband of Annie q.
Richardson eldest son of Mrs. Jane B. Rich
ardson of 1898 West Adams street. Funeral
services at 10 a. m. Thursday at residence
1890 West Adams street 4-7-1
PFrENNIG-In Los Angeles city. April 2. 1909
Tobias Pfennig, aged 81 years Remains at
chapel of the Booth e Boylson company. l147
South Flower street Interment lnglewood
park cemetery All
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Situations-FemaIe

WANTED-POsITION BY EXPERIENCED.
practical nurse. Address 40S NORTH
HILL, apt. s. Phone Main 436S All
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WANTED-S BY RESPECTABLE
woman with child; housework preferred.
Address BOX $780, Herald. 3-31-7t
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NOTICE TO CHURCHES-COPY FOR ALL
church notices for the Saturday and Sunday
morning issues is requested to be turned in
at The Herald office by Friday noon. II
possible. This will assure proper classinca-
ton and publication. S-ll-tf
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FUNERAL NOTICE

residence in Moneta, Cal,
April g. Anna, beloved wife of Edward
Armstrong and only daughter of Mrs
Ellen f. Pratt of Los Angeles. Funeral
at 1890 a. m. Thursday at residence. In
terment Iuglewood Park cemetery.
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MONROVIA
IO7 +. Olive avenue.
Phones:
Office. Green 1850. residence, Black 296.
MONRoVIA BRIEFLETs

MONROVIA, April 6.--June has
been set as the date for the coming
bond election of $4,000. The bulk of
this money will be used for a sewer
system and fire department. Already
many prominent citizens, aided by the
board of trade, are making strenuous
efforts to secure a decisive victory.
The members of the Presbyterian
church will hold their annual meeting
Wednesday evening. This will take
the form of banquet, followed by an
election of officers for the following
year.
Dr. A. s. Smith has been appointed
to the board of park commissioners.
The Royal Daughters gave a delight
ful supper this evening for the mem
bers of the young mems Baraca class.
Mrs. Montague H. Graham and Mrs.
J.. n. Wheeler will attend the p. E. O..
convention in Pasadena this week.
Mrs. A. Marion ShrOde of this city
will also render several vocal selec-
tions.
Miss Blanche Lareile was the lunch
con guest today of Mrs. George Barry.
Miss Lareile is professor of languages
in the San Francisco public schools.
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FoR EXCHANGE


FOR EXCHANGE
s7oOO-ciear; a fine piece of income property
paying $50 per month; store building. ware
house and residence rooms. In Alameua
Canada Owner is here and wants q small
place in the country; viii assume.
SS000-Clear; fine 400-acre stock ranch IN
center of this state, nicely improved. want
Southern California, city preferred
$4000-Clear: fine Groom residence In Mont.
pelier Ind. Want Southern California; VIII
assume.
ss5OO-M Mortgage $1,000: semi-business prop
erty lot 50x13S to alley improved with a
Groom modern cottage; can be rented TO three
separate occupancies. Owner will take lots
or small country place.
$l5O0-Clear; fine residence lot in Holly
wood; will take unimproved land In San
Diego county.
100 800 acres land. Tulare county, at only
$S5 per acre. Owner wants good residence in
EUGENE C. WEBSTER,
All 7S1 II. w. Hellman bldg.
FOR EXCHANGE
$4oO0--Income property at Covina, mortgage
of $500. Equity for property at the
beach or in near Los Angeles.
$4500-Resdence at Sierra Madre, mortgage
of $1,000, for automobile and cash.
$4000-Beautiful home Garvanza, mortgage
of $500, for clear beach property.
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Maximum temperature 81.
Minimum temperature Az
Rainfall past twenty-four hours, none.
Rainfall for season 1907 inches.
Rainfall last season to date 1926 inches.
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WANTED-NEAT. CLEAN COOK; ONE WHO
understands cooking thoroughly; good wages
to right party. Call ll91s N. FLOWbk.
Phone AS062 4-I-l
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WANTED--AN EXPERT AND Compel
emit carpenter TO I'LL position as foreman
for building company; must invest S6oo
Address BOX 624. Herald. 4-2-s-V
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v. E. StOckWell 4 Co.
3o4 Grant Bldg. A2S14, Main 1886

FOR XCHANGE-IMPBRIAL VALLEY.
$40 acres of unimproved land taken under
the desert act located one mile east of
Imperial junction. Tie u. S. reclamation
service has undertaken the survey OF
high line canal to connect with Laguna
dam TO provide for the irrigation of land
In this vicinity. Get this land while 1t
is cheap BOX 1872, Herald. 1907
FOR EXcHANGE-wE CAN EXCHANGE
your property. no matter where located
SLACK & COMPANY. 41s-20 Grant bldg
A6n77. Main 7076 z-x-tt
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l TEACH BEST TRADE OR ToDAY-BE-
come an assayer and cyanide specialist; earn
500 to $500 a month l will teach you. 12lia
S. BROADWAY, room g. 4-1-l
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REpLANps NOTES

REDLANDS, April 6-News has
been received here of the marriage of
DR.. w. p. Ferguson, formerly pastor
of the First Methodist Episcopal
church of Redlands, and Mrs. Cora b,
Brown of Manhattan. The ceremony
was performed in ST. Bartholomew s
church in New York city March II by
the rector, Rev. DR.. Leighton Parks.
Mary NJ. Slater, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. Slater, formerly of Georgia,
but now residents of Redlands, who
was the victim of lockjaw caused from
vaccination, which resulted fatally,
was taken to Pasadena today, where
the body will be cremated.
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HOUSE TO HOUSE DEMONSTRATION OF
our household necessities easily makes selling
profitable and agreeable 224 LAUGHLlN
BLDG. 4-d-l
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s1b5O-New 'Os MAXWELL 5-passenger
4-cylinder 80 h. p. Touring Car. with lamps.
generator and tool equipment An axcep-
tional bargain; $3.50.
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CEMETERIES
TRussEs AND supPoRrERs

koND0N TRUss CO. Truss FfTTfNa
specialists; elastic hosiery etc. 7A 8.
SPRING ST. s-lo-1
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Sltuatlons-Male

THE HERALD TENDERS THE FREE USE
of Its situation Wanted" columns for an
indefinite pe ID to anyone seeking EN-
pIoyment. Each ad will be run one time.
but may be renewed as often Gs' desired oy
bringing II to the counter of The Herald
office each day. This privilege Is re-
stricted to those seeking employment ana
will not be granted to employment
agencies and others making business OF
seeking to supply help.
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PASADENA

Circulation Dept. -Home 26s5; Sunset 214O.
Correspondent. l45 S. Los Robes Ave
Day--Both Phones SO. Night-Home 1858
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PERSONALS
ATTORNEYS

ROBERT q. LOUCKs. REMOVED TO sis-slI
Merchants Trust building. Home phone OBJ
7-l9-sw-10w
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Rooms
To Purohase-MiscelI aneous

WANTED-DIAMoNDs. OLD GOLD. JEW
elry; highest price; a fair deal. H. u.
CROUCH mfg. 1eweler. 642 $. Broadway.
2-l0-tf
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THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES, April 6. 1909.
Time Bar. Ther. Hum Wind Vel. Weather
a sm s sS:ii 50 50 y NJ NE 8 Clear
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ENERGETIC. CLEAN COr
young man OF ability and character wants
position of trust where attention to detail
will count for something. Have newspaper
grocery and printing experience; good book
keeper and typewritist Am now employed
by large firm in this city; can furnish Al
references by special permission. you
think that l am the man you are looking for
please drop me a card and will be glad To
interview you correspond with you. l am
not here for my health. SO II you do not
mean business do not answer this advertise
ment Address Il, BOX III. AHerald. 3-lS-L
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Forecast

For Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair wed
nesday warmer; light northeast wind
For San Francisco and vicinitX-Fair'
warmer Wednesday; light northeast wind
For Santa Clara and Sacramento valleys
Fair Wednesday; continued warm; light
north wind.
For San joaquin yalley-Fair Wednesday
moderately warm; light north wind.