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Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
MEMBERS FOR NEW JURY
DRAWN IN SUPERIOR COURT
Citizens Selected for Service Re-
quired to Appear in January

A jury, returnable January 3 and
composed of seventy-five members,
was drawn yesterday in Judge Hous-
ers department of the superior court.
1t follows:
w. f. Adams, 1412 Bond street; will
liam r. Arnold, 1926 West Twenty
second street; G.. w. Aylesworth, 220
North Hancock street; William S.
Bailey, Long Beach; George R. Barn
dollar, Long Beach; w. C. Bashford,
21S Security building; George S. Batty,
410 Mason opera house; T. G. Beeks,
202 West Fifty-second street. Thomas
Biggart Gardena: J. 3. Binford, Pas
adena; Alexander c. Blair, 1887 South
Hope street; F. B. Brauer, SO6 Mateo
street; Sidney A. Butler, COL South
Coronado street; w. d. Campbell, 1860
West Thirty-f first street; P. C. Carter,
Sierra Madre; Thomas B. Chapman,
Rivera; w. H. Chase, 5000 South
Grand avenue: o. W. Childs, Security
building; James Clarke, Pasadena; j.
F. Clark, Pasadena; Percy H. Clark,
II. w. Hellman building; N. Cole, sr.,
2110 Oak street; F. s. Conger, 1873
Bruce street. Pasadena; H Cowell,
Santa Monica; J. c. Davis. 1112 East
Twenty-seventh street; George H.
Dunlop, Hollywood; r. q. Dupuy, San
Pedro; Frederick c. Ecbert, Eagle
Rock; F. K. Eckey, Henne building;
A. E. Edwards, Pasadena D. K. Ed
wards, 119 North Broadway; John
Emery. 1853 East Twenty-fifth street;
Thomas Foulkes, Security building;
Henry T. Fuller 26S Bellefontaine
drive; e. e. Gillen, Pomona; H. L.
Hall, city: William D. Hudson, Pasa-
dena; Grant Hughes, 1925 Stanton ave-
nue.; Edgar H. Keller, 614 West Fifty
sixth street; Henry D. Kirk, Colegrove !;
G. f. A. Last, 129 North Main street /;
Prentice Lebus, 903 Grattan; A. w.
tan, sos South Spring street; T. p.
Lukens. Pasadena; e. L. Maybury.
city; r. S. Mayes, Downey: John L..
Means, Pomona; H. H. Meinel1, Santa
Monica; F. H. Messmore, 226 South
Spring street; H. R. Morton, Santa
Monica; M. G. Mason. Sunset boule-
vard William Newman, Redondo
Beach; T. H. Oxman, Union Trust
build lg; Herbert H. Parker. Pasa-
dena; Richard s. Parsons. Walnut; F.
A. Powell, San Fernando; William E.
Ransom, 1926 Essex street: Franklin
E. Rising, 230 South Spring street;
Frank Robinson, Pasadena A. b.
Russell $50 South Broadway; J. F.
Sartori. Security building; Arthur
Savage, Pasadena; I. N. Smith, Pasa-
dena; o. A. Strassforth, 1921 South
Hope street; w G. Thornton, 65S West
Jefferson street; Samuel Thurston,
San Fernando; H. P. Tracy, Pomona;
F. D. Valiant, III South Virgil street;
Tasker Webster, Sierra Madre; ]. W.
Vaughn, 30S Crosse building; Charles
E. White, 112 Roselawn drive; J. W.
Wolfskill, 21S West Fourth street;
George w. Yarrow, 125 North Beaudry
avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
MAYOR OPPOSES CHANGE
IN BUILDING ORDINANCE
Hiuher Structure Not Favored by
City Executive

ANY ordinance to increase the height
of buildings will meet with opposition
from the mayor. While Mayor Alex
ander would not state definitely yes
terday that he would veto such. a
measure he urged Councilman Bet
kouski to stop the matter In the
council.
'I do not want to go contrary to the
wishes of the people, If it is their
wish to raise the building limit" said
the mayor yesterday. But just as
sure as the height is increased there
will be an application the very next
day for fourteen-story building. This
matter was settled last year. Inc
Alexandria, the Higgins building and
the Los Angeles Trust building woula
have been constructed higher If we had
taken off the limit, but we promised
them at that time we would not raise
il for them or anyone else, except TO
provide for the thirty-foot mansard
above the 150-foot wall.
"I don't want to see an initiative on
the matter because that means an
election and more expense that we can
not afford and it probably would not
be hard to get an initiative petition,
as it has been my observation that you
can get a petition for almost anything.
But / feel the city has given its word
not to increase the height of buildings
and that it would be breaking faith
If we did"
Several persons visited the mayor
Yesterday to persuade him to indorse
the plan for increased altitude, but the
mayor refused each one.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
MANUFACTURERS LIBRARY
is G0THAM'S LATEST IDEA
5000 Firms Combine in a Plan
to Sell Goods

NEW YORK. Dec. 14.-"The manu-
facturers library" a new idea in busi-
ness, has just been opened in the down
town wholesale section through the CO.
operation of 5000 manufacturers
throughout the country.
The library, designed for the con-
venience Of buyers and visiting merch-
ants, contains more than $1,000 manu-
facturers catalogues, indexed and
cross-indexed so that anyone can tell
in a moment what houses manufacture
the kind of articles he wants. There Is
a corps of stenographers on hand and
several private rooms where the buyers
and manufacturers may transact pri-
vate business.
The library also is designed to serve
as a temporary headquarters for the
out-of- town visitors, who may even
rent individual desks for temporary use
at a nominal fee. Special facilities are
provided for the receipt and safe de-
livery of mail or kilograms sent in care
of the library, and the service of com
petent stenographers and typewriters
may be obtained at a small charge foI
the actual time occupied. More than
5000 manufacturers have fled their cat
alogues. An index system provides for
about 100000 cross-references, showing
where to buy anything from a needle
to an anchor"
It took one year to get the project in
operation. The Office force consists OF
forty-two persons
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
Municipal Affairs
NEW YEARS EVE WATCH
PARTIES FACE DROUTH
Mayor Says Liquor Sales Must
Stop Promptly at Mid
night, Dec. 81

Agitation for one hours leeway in
selling liquor at the cafes on New
Years eve will stop when it reaches
the mayors office. The mayor ex-
pressed himself on the matter strong
ly yesterday
There was a committee of res
taurant men to see me a few days
ago and they wanted to sell liquor
from IL to l on New Years eve. l
told them they had better let the
ordinance alone and avoid trouble, -
said the mayor. II also told them that
if they stopped selling liquor prompt
ly at midnight, as the ordinance re-
duires, there would be no serious OBJ
lection raised If this liquor was on the
table after midnight.
"The talk of the counciPs amending
the ordinance will end in talk l am
sure, for in order to have such an or
dinance effective by January 1 1t
would have to bear the emergency
clause The emergency clause de-
clares, this ordinance is urgently
needed for the preservation of the
peace, health and safety of the city
of Los Angeles. Do you suppose the
council would regard the sale OF
liuuor for one hour on Sunday morn
ing as any way related to the peace,
health or safety of this community -!
No, I don't believe the ordinance Will
be amended"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
BOBBY LEACH P0STPONES
NIAGARA FALLS TRIP

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, Dec. IA
Bobby" Leachs proposed trip over
the falls in a safety lifeboat of his
own invention has been postponed for
a month or two owing to the wreck
ing of the boat yesterday in a trial
trip in which it was sent over the
falls without passenger. Leach was
opposed to the trial, declaring he was
satisfied the trip could be made safe
ly with someone in the boat to direct
its course.
The craft went over the brink just
north of the center Of the horseshoe.
1t was lost to view for about ten Sec
onds. When it reappeared, bobbing on
the water at the base of the cataract,
it was seen about four feet Of the
stern was gone.
Leach has been through the whirl-
pool rapids several times. He will
make the trip over the falls as soon
as the boat can be repaired.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
| BRIBERY is CHARGED IN
JOHN ABNER MURDER CASE
State Witness Claims He Was
Offered Money

PARIS, KY, Dec. 14.-A sensation
was sprung in the trial of four men of
Breathitt county who are charged with
the murder of John Abner here today
when two of the leading common
wealth witnesses-William Stidham
and Russell Sizemore-filed affidavits
that A. S. Johnson Of Jackson, friend
of the accused, attempted to bribe
Stidham to leave Paris and not testify
against the defendants. 1t was al
legged in the affidavit that the attempt
ed bribery took place in the corridors
of the court house last Monday just
before the trial started.
Following the filing Of the affidavit
the court Issued a rule against john
son, who, before it could be served,
voluntarily appeared before Judge
Halbert. He emphatically denied the
charges. The court reserved judgment.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
INSPECTOR EXPLAINS PLOT
FOR LANDING OF CHINESE
Federal EmpIoye Fails to Account
for Absence from Post

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 14-Yester-
days investigation of the smuggling
of sixteen Chinese to shore from the
steamer Manchuria brought an admis-
sion from Charles Freund, who was
on watch as an inspector of customs
at the time, that he had known of the
smuggling plot.
Freund, who has been discharged
for neglect of duty since the capture
of the Chinese, was examined under
oath by Collector of the Port Stratton.
He said he had not informed his fell
low officers of the plot because he had
hoped to capture the Aslatics single
handed and thus gain the full credit for
himself. When he was asked who had
given him his information he said he
thought II was a quartermaster on the
boat, but he forgot the mans name.
He did not deny that he had left his
post Sunday night at the time of the
escape of the Chinese. Other inspec-
tors said he was absent for an hour
preceding midnight. The evidence will
be forwarded to Washington.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
BANDITS INVADE SALOON;
BATTLE WITH PROPRIETOR
Customers Scatter in Terror as
HighWaymen Show Guns

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 14.--While
twelve frightened customers scattered
in every direction, Harry Joost, pro-
prietor of saloon, unarmed, fought a
desperate battle with two armed thugs
last night, and held one of them until
policeman arrived. Joost received
nine knife slashes about the head and
body.
When the robbers arrived, Joost
dropped behind the bar and crawled to
the end to get revolver. Before he
could reach it one thug with a gun was
on his back. Pointing his weapon at
Joosts head, he pulled the trigger, but
1t missed fire. Joost grabbed an empty
beer bottle and knocked his assailant
unconscious.
The second thug then jumped upon
him with a knife. Joost fought this
man till the police arrived. Meanwhile
the other man had revived and escaped.
Joosts wounds are not dangerous.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
MAGAZINE WRITER'S WIFE
SUES OCEAN PARK GIRL

Louise G. Poland, wife of Clarence
B. Poland. a magazine writer of Los
Angeles, yesterday filed in the superior
court a suit asking damages of $685.
900 from Miss Violet b. West Of Ocean
Park whom she charges with alternating
the affections of her husband. She
asserts that the alienation OF affection
resulted from her husband meeting
Miss West at dance halls.
In another action Mrs. Poland is
suing her husband for failure to pro-
vide for her, giving the information
that they were married in ST. Joseph,
Mo-, October 4, 1906 and lived happily
together until December of this
year.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
SAN FRANCISCO TAxICAB
DRIVERS STRIKE ENDS

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 14,-The tax
icab drivers strike has been settled.
my contention all along" said w.
e. Travers, president of the California
Taxicab company, has been for the
open shop as against the closed shop.
In other words, | will not be hampered
by instructions from the union or the
business agent thereof. l concede to
the men the constitutional right to be-
long or not to the union. as they see
fit, and L take the same privilege unto
myself" :.
1.-THE old men who return to work, :"
said Business Agent Dixon of the
union "do so under the agreement
that they are to get 20 per cent of the
gross receipts and free gasoline"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
SUPPLY COMMITTEE ACCEPTS
CREGIER POLICE BOXES

After months of delay and barrels of
talk, the supply committee yesterday
decided to recommend to the council
that the fifty Cregier police boxes be
accepted by the city and Cregier's bill
of $3250 paid.
objection to the acceptance Of the
boxes was made by the fire alarm ana
police telegraph bureau on the grounds
that they did not comply with the spe-
cifications. But the supply committee
concluded that while there might be
some deviation from the exact letter
of the specifications. that deviation
was In favor of the boxes and that the
bill should be allowed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
NEW YORK AND SUBURBS
ALMOST BIG AS LONDON

NEW YORK. Dec. 14.-A new COM
parison of the population of Greater
London and Greater New York has just
been made by Columbia university
statistician.
The census of 1901 gave Greater Lon
don a population of 7,451,00O. The ter
ritory embraced In this computation
covers about the same area as II nine
of New York city's suburban counties
located in New jersey, Connecticut ana
New York state were added to the me-
tropolis.
The Columbia statistician figures that
with these points added to New York
city proper the population would be
6.994959
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
BRITISH GUNBOAT TO STOP
AT SAN PEDRO ON CRUISE

SANTA BARBARA, Dec. 14.-The
British gunboat Sheerwater, Captain
Vivian, 104 men, stationed at Victoria,
arrived here today on six months
cruise to South America. She leaves
Monday for San Diego, via San Pedro,
proceeding to South American ports.
She sailed from Esquimalt December 8.
The Sheerwater is armed with six four
Founders, maxims and one-pounders,
and is engaged in protecting the seal
fisheries.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
HOMESTEAD SETTLERS GAIN
TIME TO MAKE RESIDENCE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.--A bill al
lowing homestead settlers an extension
of time for establishing residence on
their locations from December / to
May Is on account of the winter hard
ships in their sections was favorably
reported by the house committee on
public lands today. The bill also per-
mits those who have already estab-
lished residences to remain away from
their locations from the passage of
the bill until May Is.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
WOMAN SUES TO COLLECT
JUDGMENT FROM DR.. PRICE

Another suit involving DR.. w. r.
Price, psychologist and stock promoter
of Long Beach, was filed in the SUI
perior court yesterday when Mary j.
Helm brought an action against DR..
Prices wife, Mrs, Mary L. Price, and
his friend, A. ]. Holt, alleging that DR..
Price fraudulently had transferred
property to them, thus preventing her
from collecting judgments aggregating
1880.
Mrs. Helm declares that the courts
have awarded her two Judgments
against Price, one of $3.50 for slander,
sented to her stock in the National
Gold Dredging company in which she
invested.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
YOUTH STARVATION VICTIM

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-After spend
ing his last nickel for ride toward
his room in Harlem, Emil Emilando
a West Indian youth aged II, dropped
dying Of hunger on subway express
late last night He was taken to
hospital, but physicians believe ne ne
cannot recover. He had tramped tne
streets for a fortnight in search OF
work and had not eaten anything for
dxra doUq
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
DIVORCE SUITS FILED

Divorce actions filed yesterday in the
superior court were those of w. c..
Brodin against Florence E. Brodin;
Mary J. Bergman against r. p. A.
Bergman; Annie Ludwig against Fred
Ludwig; Effie B. Palmer against John
B. Palmer. and Sophie G. Williams
against S. H. Williams.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
BEEC HAMS
PILLS

ought to be on hand in every home
ready for use at first sign of trouble.
This famous family remedy has
proved in years and years of trial. its
power to correct physical trouble and
to ward off disease.
Try for yourself-or in your home,
a few doses and see how the bodily
system is strengthened and refreshed
and how surely and effectively they
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
POLICEMAN SHOOTS FELLOW
OFFICER DAUGHTER LIKED

HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. 14.-Mounted
OFFICER Lubbock of the city police force
today shot and probably fatally wound
ed James Fife, also a mounted officer
of the city Fife was with Lubbock's
daughter on the streets when the lat
ter met them and opened fire. Miss
Lubbock ran to her father and en-
deavored to keep him from shooting.
The attentions Of Fife to Lubbock's
daughter were Objectionable to the lat
fer
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
MURDER TRIAL is BEGUN

The trial of Pletro Carbone. charged
with the murder of John Stase, was
begun yesterday before jury in Judge
Davis department of the superior
court. He is accused of shooting Stase,
a foreman for the Pacific Electric Rail-
way companys construction gang, be-
cause he had discharged relative.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
kRAuss TRIAL IS SECRET

Behind closed doors the details of
the troubles of Mrs. Daisy Turney
Krauss, charged with shooting Frank
lin II. Griffith in his office in the Story
building, were continued yesterday in
Judge Willis department Of the su-
peror court. Mrs. Krauss was on the
stand the greater part of the day.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
NEw INTERPRETATIONS

Sierra Incandescent Lamp company.
w. H. Taylor, Il. H. Fosdick and G.
A. Barbydt, directors. Capital stock,
$50, 900; subscribed. $S.
Midway Eighty oil company-A. l..
Kemper, L. t. Wells, W. S. Peloubet,
M. %. Priest and ]. B. Leedom, direc-
tors. Capital stock, $1,0OO,oOO; sub
eornbed, So.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
GLASS OF MILK FATAL

BAKERSFIELD, Dec. 14.-Mrs. W.
w. Stevenson, wife of the superintend-
ent of the Black Jack lease in the Kern
river oil fields, died this morning after
a weeks illness from ptomalne poison
ing Mrs. stevenson contracted the dis
ease from a glass of milk
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
BRITAIN ORDERS BATTLEsHIPs

LONDON, Dec. 14.-Contracts were
LET TODAY for the construction of two
battleships provided for in the current
wears naval program. The specifica-
tions call for vessels of $4,000 tons, hav-
ing 27. 600 horsepower.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
In Every
Home

there is sure to come physical suffering
at times-suffering hard to bear suffer-
ing which will be followed by serious
sickness, if the first symptoms are
neglected.
But this suffering will soon be for
gotten, and there will be no after conse-
quences if relief is obtained from a safe,
reliable, natural corrective medicine.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15

Total 'P-ofo1"1S -
we have examined the books and accounts
of the Associated Charities Of Los Angeles.
CAL verified and compared all vouchers and
checks, also all entries to the books, and
certify the foregoing statement TO be true and
correct in every paticular.
(Signed) RLACKMAN & DECHENE
Certified and Public Accountants.
BY w. L. Blackman,
Certified Public Accountant
Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. u, 1910.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15

It's as easy to secure bargain in used
automobile, through want advertising, as 1t
used 20 be-and still is-to secure horse and
carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
BUILDING PERMITS

Following are the permits Issued since the
last publication Of the list, and classihed ac-
cording to wards:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
GIVE $4,000 TO
AID OF THE POOR
Associated Charities of Los An
geIes Issue. Report on
Work of Year
SOCIETY'S BALANCE $3695
Largest Item of Expenditure Was
for Groceries Supplied
to the Needy
soCIETY's BALANCE sa695

The distribution of $4,000 in the allie
Walton of the distress of the poor Of
this city in one year is the work Of
the Associated Charities of Los An
geles, according to the report for the
year ended october 81, just made
public. i.
The total amount of cash handled
by the secretary for the year was
$25,S4S49. At the beginning OF the
new fiscal year. November l, the So
eiety had S369531 on hand, which was
$1,000 more than was on hand at the
same period a year ago.
The largest individual item OF ex-
penditures was for groceries for the
poor, $247S.99 having been expended for
this purpose. Following Is the detailed
report for the year:
RECEIPTS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-15
Relieve
Suffering

Your druggist can supply you; in bozsa
with helpful directions. Zoe. and 25s!
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-18
ED

WANTED:-Sewing by the day, ap-
ply SO7 N. Lea. 66t6~
WANTED:-An experienced gardener
at Owens Farm. Phone 293-6 rings
70t6~
WANTED:-To rent a furnished
house centrally located, with mod
ern improvements. Address, w
the Record Office. 71t6@
WANTED:-To rent 3 or 4 rooI fur
nished cottage close in, by reliable,
party, free from disease, address A
car OF Record. 70t3s
WANTED:-Sewing machines. type
writer's and bicycles for repairs. 210
E. 5th st. phone 426; East Side Re-
pair and Upholstering Shops. 6Otf
WANTED:-by young man, furnished
room near 5th and Richardson if
possible. address c. Mosby cIo of
Record. 7Ot2*.
WANTED:-to buy a mans small sec
ond band saddle and bride in good
order, address &C. d. care of Rec
ord, stating price etc. 7Ot3~.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-18
WELLS APARTMENTS.
Elegant single room for two
persons. One suite in few
days. Telephone 44s.
Classified "AdS.''
For SALE.

FOR SALE:-One extra good jer.
sey COW. DR.. finder, phone 102.
FOR SALE:-One 4 ilch and 21s
inch American centrifugal pump, a
bargain, room 4 Okla, blk. cod t6.
FOR SALE.-Rockers, cots, bedstead.
dresser, refrigerator etc, at a par
gain, loo, South Ky. tiff.
FOR SALE:-Good riding pony, is
strong, safe, easy gait.-Wm. 7.
Greenwood, South Spring Ranch. If
FOR SALE:-5-room modern cottage
close in, s2S00.-Address box 1872.
Tiff.
FOR SALE:-Peeler building on Main
street. For terms see Miss Nell r.
Moore. Tiff.
FOR SALE:-A modern five roomed
furnished house, with barn. Apply
E. w. Burns.-Joyce Pruit. 70t3%
FOR SALE:-Upright organ in piano
frame, would take pair of horses in
trade F. ]. Rork, Virginia Inn. to-.
FOR SALE:-Wagon, team and har.
ness very cheap if you see me at
once, phone 152. 70t2*.
FOR SALE:-An eight horse power
mounted Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline
engine.-Call Oasis Ranch Co.. 1Stf
FOR SALE room house now rent
ed for $1,000 per month, $500 see
me at once phone 152. 7Ot2-
FOR SALE room house, east
front, close in, shade, sidewalks,
some nice fruit trees. All for ST.
400.-Roswell Title & Trust Co.
FOR SALE:-IU acres with a three
Don house. well, cement tank,
windmill, also steel tank, barn,
shade and fruit rees Close in, all
for $1,10O. 90 Roswell Title &
Trus Company.
FOR SALE:-Good business building
well located, at a bargain to wind
up an estate.-Title & Trust Com
pany. 57tf.
FOR SALE:-Good young jersey COW
and heifer calf, 2 and one-half years
calf, about Z mos. Cow will give two
gal. milk day. Price $50, sO4 n. Va.
FOR SALE or rent s room modern
brick house. bath. hot and cold wa
ter. Independent water supply.
Brick barn and sheds. at reasonable
figures. Apply Gilmore and F1en-
ing. 70t4*.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-01-18
FOX KENT

FOR RENT:-Roons over post of
ice, Hobso Bldg. Cote
FOR RENT:-3 room house. Posses
sion Thursday X. X. Fleming. 7Ot2*
FOR RENT:-Room with board, 604
y. KY, 7lt3.
FOR RENT:-7-roon modern house.
Inquire French * Malone. SIT
FOR RENT:-TAree room cottage;
stable; log North Mo-, Phone No.
SOL. 70t2*.
FOR RENT:-10-room house Feb LIST,
z bed rooms furnished; furniture for
sale.-60O n. Richardson. 66tf
FOR RENT:-Office room with use
OF vault in office OF Roswell b. & l..
Assoclation.-R. ii. Mcclure. 64tf.
FOR RENT:-Flats, Is rooms, bath,
toilet, water, gas and electric lights.
Apply j.. Z. Mitchell. 1O7 n. Virginia
ave. 7Otf
FOR RENT rooms in Office build
ing may De occupied as Offices or
by reputable gentleman as sleeping
apartments, Phone Sc. 53tr-
FOR RENT:-4-roon house. Phone
Sc. 69tf.
FOR RENT:-4-room house, SOC n.
Grand ave.-Apply lis w. McGaffey
6St4~
FOR RENT:-Building formerly &C
cupied by Majestic Theatre. For
terms apply to Z. w. Mitchell,
agent. 21tf.