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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-26
.FORFEITS GAME
TO RICHMOND
IN Fiji TEEN \
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CONTINUED From First Pa8e)
a little Texas Lacquer Just where mo-
body could get it. The ball rolled
about little. and before 1t could be
returned Booze was on second bag.
Kunkle sacrificed him to third. and
Smiths hit brought him home on the
breeze That tied the score.
Both teams from the ninth to the
fifteenth inning fought, about as dog
gedly for runs as 1t Is possible to
fight Every fielder was on his tip
toes and went after everything in
sight. Richmond had look-ln DIN the
tenth but before q wedge could be
sent In the door was closed, and the
lid was down. In that inning Land
graf got to first on a free pass, but
was thrown out at second after Bak-
er's scratch. Wallace then sent one
that looked good for the grass on
dead line for the esignboards. And
Hannifan jumped five feet into the air
and pulled 1t down for double play.
The lid was down
Refused to Halt Game.
AT the close OF the thirteenth in
house that haa been i9 the 'AH onreet
game OF the season, and they thought
nfra + + w, was tt the limit. Not So um-
into the diamond saying: "we'll play
all night IL 1T don't get too dark
In the fourteenth inning neither side
made a. rifle at the bat Both sides
were playing ball in the field TO
fare-ye-weel and there was no room
for errors. Then In the fifteenth came
Bakers wild throw to Bigbie which
put Hamilton on the bags, and the
head-on collision at the home plate.
which put T. Messitt down and out
Messitt recovered his wits within a
few moments after he was put down
for the count, but 1t is doubtful
whether he would have been able to
play his usual game If the game had
proceeded.
Although Hannifan was as wild as
buck, that was all that was wrong
out by the Colts. and except for Big
bies homer. they were little ones. Re-
velle allowed eight hits, but except
for the first two they were scat
tered all over the score board Three
of those hits We're two-baggers. TOO.
The score:
,v,tt
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COLT an TATE SPRING.
Players From Many Southern States
Participate In Tournament. Is

a # 3
Especial to Tho Times ispatchsl
Tate Spring, Tenn. June 25.-The
golfers participating in tournament
this week on the links Of the Tate
Spring Golf Club are T., r. AIcQuaid,
Jacksonville Fla; b. y. Clay Atlanta,
Ca; ID. n. Kearne ely, New Orleans, La.
w I, Gentry. Atlanta, Ga, b, Mo
Asian, Houston, Tex; j., w, Platter
son. Atlanta, Ca; l. Il. Fisher. Chatta-
no oga. Tenn; H. Barrow, Jack sonville,
Fla, r. u. Mcknight. Atlanta, Ga,
Miss Julia selden, Salisbury, N. c.;
G. LaPrade, CINCINNATI, o. Thomas
sRagsdale, Tate Springs Tenn: w. e,
iReddick, Cincinnati. o.; w, w. Cum
ming ham. Atlanta. Ga; 9. J, Harditeh,
Atlanta. Ga. e &, szl
The qualifying .forethe national mid
summer golf tournament here will be-
!. Ball. Of Charleston, $. O.. has
donated TO the Tate Sprihg Golf Club
Sa hand some silver, cup, to be awarded
sto the amateur ma ms the best score
In tournar m ents of 1910. N ~
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Cubs Defeat Pirates,
cary.brook Defeat. carter.yille.

Special TO The Illness DISPATCHED
Carysbrook. Va, June 25.--In hot-
bly contested ball game to-day, Carys-
brook defeated Cartersville. to 6.
Nelson, who was on the firing line for
aCarysbrook. was in good form. and
very effective at critical moments. For
Carysbrook, John Griffin played a
Wilson Fuqua was the most brilliant
ever seen on the local diamond. His
batting was decidedly feature. (, and
his base running was Of the big league
style. In one instance he electrified
the crowd by stealing home. For Car
itersville. Moon pitched a. clever game.
with the exception Of the second In
ming. and the fielding OF Irving was OF
the highest order.
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Johnson shouted back. why should
fight? I've got your $40 already"

r
And thisncool- headedness under fire
is another of the negro's qualities
upon which his hackers count. be.
lieving it impossible to rattle him by
good nature does not indicate a low
order OF intelligence, however. has
been clearly shown BIS his clever bus
mess methods and his rather well
done ringside speeches, Men who
have watched him say he simply has
cepted sense.
Well Trained for Battle.
Johnson feels that he has been well
trained for this fight. He regards
his present staff that has whipped
him into shape in his wind-swept
camp on the beach as the best he ever
had. and says no fighter was ever
given more loyal ana efficient service
than he has received All of his train
ing partners--those who do the real
work with him-are young men.
Tom Flanagan. the man who as
| nominal title Of manager, is a we'll
known Canadian athlete and sports
man who has developed number of
prominent long-distance runners,
| among them Longboat, the Indian.
| Walter Burns In charge of the rub.
bling and massage squad, is a negro
| who has been with Johnson con tin
| uously for the last eight years. He is
regarded as an expert IN his line.
Barney Furey, a negro, who had
charge of the road work department
before Flanagan came ont, has also
been with Johnson for the last eight
years, and, according to the cham
pion, the camp is never complete
without him.
The sparring partners, Marty Cutie,
(white), and George Cotton and Dave
Mills (colored0, are strapping young
heavyweights, who, in their capacity
of human punching bags. have giver
the champion admirable service.
In addition TO these men. AL kauf.
man, the giant young heavyweight
who has been training at the johnson
camp prior to his fight with Sam Lang.
ford, frequently donned the gloves
with the champion, and these tilts
never failed to furnish the real ex
element of the camp.
Sig Hart In Charge.
Johpson's business affairs are look.
ed after by Sig Hart. who has beer
connected with the champion only
since last October, but whose ac-
quaintance with him dates back twelve
years. Hart is one of Johnson's ia.
vorltes. and It is thought to shave beer
mainly on his account that George
Little. who was hostile to Hart, was
deposed- Hart is a veteran at the
ring game, having been bantamweight
champion eleven years ago.
Frank Sutton, Pittsburg negro
who was formerly the trainer and
q sparring partner Of Bobby Dobbs
the colored lightweight champion
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ST. James, o, Broadduk,

In a fast game yesterday ST. James
defeated Broaddus Memorial by the
above score. The team work of St
pitched good ball. Errors on the part
of Broaddus We're costly.
Score by innings: r. II. Il.
Broaddus .000o02o0o--e s 6
Batteries: Coulter and Jones. Cor
prev and Pearman. Umpire. air. Terry.
Time, 80
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Richmond

forlHnouNl 200 U00 100 COO CO
Game forfeited In tifteenth with two out
Summary: Two-base hits-Hannifan. Nc.
Farand. Booze. Sacrifice missioner. Baker.
Shaw. Hannifan, Kunlx1e. Wallace, McFar-
land. Bowen. Home run-B!gbe. Stolen
bases-L andgran (2), Wallace. Hamilton,
Titrnan. Kunkle Double p,ay-Hannifan to
Kunkle. First base on balls-,Oh Revelle, 8;
of Hannifan. s. Hit by pitcher-Landgraff
(2 Wallace. Struck out-By Revelle. 4; by
Hannifan, 3. Wild pitches--Hannlfan (2J.
Time OF game. o45. Umpires. Davis and
Mace. Attendance, 5000.
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sidney stars win.

The Sidney Stars yesterday defeated
the c. c. F. by the score OF to 8,
sanderson pitched a pretty game. The
feature was the batting OF BEDFORD
flor the Stars. With the bases fun he
hit long drive fo- home run.
Score by innings: r. H. z
Sidney Stars ...020o4o0 0.-6 9
G. C. F. .....,..0 o o 80 0 0 0 0-3 8 1
Batteries: Sanderson and Carter: Ca
nepa and F. August. Umpire. Mr.. Chill
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wcynnokes WIN.

The Weyanokes defeated the Wizards
yesterday in a hard-fought game by
the score of 5 to 4. Nunnaiy pitched
a good game, being effective in every
inning except The fourth, when two
bases on balls and five hits netted four
runs Latham was hit for five hits
and four runs in five innings. Gentry,
ball, allowing only two hits in four
innings. The feature of the game was
the batting OF Corr and Akers for the
Weyanokes and Gentry for the Wiz
ards. Walsak's catch in right field
The Wizards play the Cubs next
Saturday on the Wizards's diamond.
Weyanokes play G. Y. NJ. G, "A.
Score by innings: r.. H. p.
>Weyanokes DOB ]
Wizards ....... Q O40,Q Of 3
Batteries: Nunnaly and Morris; La
than, Gentry and Livesay. Attendance,
225. Umpire, yhrnall
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st. Andrews, 8; squa,rs. 4.

st. Andrews defeated the Squaws on
the formers diamond in an exciting
contest yesterday. The victory was
due TO the coaching and management
OF MIR. Pritchard. st. Andrews battery
did good work Sales famed fifteen
men and not hit was gotten of him
until the ninth inning.
Score by innings: PHI e
st. Andrews 10000 .--6 2
Squaws ........0 100000 ST $
Batteries: Sales and Hinchman.
Glenn and Johnson.
Summary: Two-base hits-Simpson.
Martin, Tyler. Stolen bases-Gilman,
Morgan. Simms. Sales and Hill.
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Billikens, \, Eugle., q

Whitfield held the Eagles runless
Until the ninth inning yesterday. when
French hit for home run with two
on bases. Whitfield and French both
pitched rare ball. Whitfield having q
shade over his opponent. striking out
ten men and allowing five scattered
hits
The Billikens and the Monroes meet
at Byrd Park next Saturday afternoon
Score by innings: r. Z.
Billikens .......3 90 20 002.-7 S 2
Batteries: Whitfield and Dreamer;
French and Ford. Umpire. McCann.
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CHURCH HILL S. $. LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.

Where They Plny Next Saturday.
Union Station vs.. st. James. No
diamond
Broaddus VS., Iiasker. No. 2.
Fulton Baptist VS.. II. r. Y. NJ. G. A..
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Little Portsmouth Wins.

Little Portsmouth Wins.
The Little Portsmouth defeated the
Little Roanokes Saturday morning OIL,
the. c. g. A. diamond by the score Of
9 to 2.
Score by innings: R.H. p.
=. F. ...........0 2030 1so2-9 9
Batteries Atkinson and II. Pendle-
ton; Rouse. Tisdal and Barnett.
The Little .Portsmouths will play the
Little Danv1lles Monday morning on
the C. G. a. diamond.
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skreerner. win.

The skreemers outplayed the Pikers
Yesterday and won easily In 9 one-
sided game by the SCORE OF ~ to 8,
Score by innings: r. =. y.
slsreemers Ola 2
Pikers -. .,.. O Oi2 90 10 OF --3 s
Batteries: Bowers and Deeppe; Lane
and Crowsen,
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Fifteen-Inning Game at Johnson CITY

tsp ecial to The Times-D ispatch.l
Bristol. Va, June 25-At johnson
City. Tenn, to-day the johnson City
Trl-state team won the second game
from the Gadsden (Ala.) Tri-State team
Johnson CITY has now won eight
games in succession. and gives prom
Use of winning the league pennant.
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Monroes Defeat Tigers.
4 In close and Interesting game yes
iterday the Monroes defeated the Tigers
on the formers diamond at Byrd Park
by the score OF 6 to 5, the game going
ten innings Onesty and Hulcher both
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On Amateur Diamonds

pitched fine games. Hulcher holding
the Tigers with men on bases and
Onesty also pulling himself out OF
some bad holes. With the score 4 to
and with two men out In the tenth
onesty hi, for home run. During
the Monroes. turn at bat timely hi,
by Tyree scored Miller with the tying
run and Ceatham scored EngalkInc
on the hit and run play. winning the
game.
Score by innings: RH.E.
Tigers ....-...l l206o o001-5 III
-Monroes ......1 o0030o00o-S Q
Batteries: onesty and West: Hulcher
and Chatham Umpire. MIR. WYATT.
G. G. A. Wins Double.
The Christ Church Association team
won a double-header yesterday after
noon on their own grounds. the FIRST
game being with the Oak Groves.
which resulted in the score OF to
for the 9. G.. A. team. Evans WAS on
the airing line for Christ Church. while
Clements tossed them over for the Oak
Groves. Both pitchers were III fine
form. each allowing their opponents
six hits. c. O. A.. however. was abis
to hit at oppportune times. while
Evans was steady with men on bases
This was the fastest game played on
the C, G. a. diamond this year being
the game was the batting OF Anderson
and Gregory for the C.. c. a team
Score by innings: R.EIE.
G. c. A. ...-......0o 0023 .--5 A
Batteries: Gregory and Evans. Red
ford and Clements. Umpire, Mr.. Smith
Second Game.
The c. @. A. team had no trouble in
defeating tho lakewood Stars by tho
game was the batting of Anderson.
Gregory. Murdock, Dyson and Boscher
for G. G. A., while the base-runninS OF
Boscher also deserves mention. Evans
pitched beautiful ball in this game.
hits, while the c. c. A. were able 10
make nine.
The g. c. A. team would like to get
game for the morning of July 4. and
would like to hear from any team In
the city. especially the Collegians. Call
up Madison 531t.
Score by innings: II. HE
g. c. A. .,.........00 o. 81 3s.--s )
Batteries: Gregory and Evans; Red
ford. Clements and Kirby. Umpire. Mr..
Smith.
Battle Axes WIN.
The Battle Axe team continued Its
winning streak yesterday In defeating
Manchester with ease on the latter's
diamond. Battle Axe won by bunching
LUIS III the second, IniTQ4 ana SlSIN
innings. Boehling had Manchester
completely at his mercy.
Score by innings: r. H. f.
Battle Axe 500. 011oo3o10-61 10 2
Manchester 100 0oO010 OIL 3
Batteries: Boehling and Boehling:
Clark and Winters.
Rams win Out.
The Rams defeated Glen Allen yes
terday by the score of 3 to 2. The TEA
ture OF the game was the batting and
fpitching of Johnson
Score by innings: II. HE.
Glen Allen .....oooo3l 70 % 9
Rams 80 ! Q 9 o01o1-3 o.
Batteries: w. Johnson and Cox:
mitchell and Satterfield. Struck out by
johnson. is. by Mitchell. s.
Cubs Defeat Pirates.
The Cubs defeated the Pirates in q
one on sided game YESTERDAY BY the score
was the batting OF the whole Cub
OF the box, Hoover getting three hits.
Feature.
The Cubs will play the Wizards next
Saturday on the latters diamond,
CUBS ofs osnn'n oSss'o14sas.-lss 3: Is q
Pirates .,...i..O o olo o o. s "A 8
Batteriea: Button and vondelier:;
laurence Southland, Wooldredg e Hol-
land, Rex and Melton.
Cnrysbrook Defeats Cartersville.
| ~.f, ~ TyHl-. NM
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NnmB Win Out.
The Rams defeated Glen Allen yes
terday by the score of 3 to 2. The fea-
ture Of the game was the batting and
ypttching of Johnson
Score by innings. r. HE.
Glen Allen $4,000 O0011OO--2 5 O
Rams o 00101-3 4 o
Batteries: w. Johnson and Cox:
Mitchell and Satterfleld. Struck out by
johnson. Is. by Mitchell. S.
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I'm looking for fight" asserted
Johnson. "in which I really can let
myself out and show the public Just
what can do. That's one reason why
I'm SO anxious to go up against JEFF
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Bnttle Axes win.

The Battle Axe team continued It's
winning streak yesterday In defeating
Manchester with ease on the latter's
diamond. Battle Axe won by punching
hits in the second, third and sixth
Innings Boehling had Manchester
Completely at his mercy
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Score by innings; RH.E.
Tigers li2060o001-5 III =
aionroes ......1 o003O OFT 2
Batteries. Onesty and West; Hulcher
and Cheatham. Umpire, Mr.. Wyat,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02

THIS RESIDENCE CAN BE BOUGHT FOR
$12.7OO. CASH OR TERMS.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02
Saturday!
Saturday J

FOR sALE-GOOD HORSE, HARNESS, AND
new express wagon; good outfit; viii sell
reasonable; have no use for them. 2727 OAR
WIN AVE. North Main car. lO-2-3t
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TOR sALE-Irrigated Lands

SACRAMENTO VALLEY IRRIGATION co
The Kuhn California project the larg-
est irrIpation system in California, is open
for setVers. thousands of acres Of rich
alluvial soil irrigated from the Sacta,
mento river. Alfalfa grows over ~ lhcns'
biph and is cut six times year; decld-
nous and citrus fruits. walnuts and al
monds, berries and grapes. corn and veg
etables. and, in fact, everything known lo
the farm yield beyond heller. -,..,.
uniformly SIPS an acre; SIS an acre
cash, balance 10 annual payments Get
free descriptive matter from us.
II. l.. HOLLISTER CO.. SAFES Asts'
Vernon T. Barlow. Resident Mgr.
e,,,,. Ena Central BldR Los Angeles.
pu''' WV 9-25-tt
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02
Sam
Valley

This land is accepted to be choicest large
piece Of acreage in that community, with
developed water, which has not been sub
divided. The artesian wells now flowing are
sufficient to irrigate about one-half the
land, and additional water can be developed
to not only irrigate our entire holdings,
but to sell water in the adjoining country.
where they are unable to develop It upon
their own land This land lies perfectly for
the raising Of alfalfa. We will form COM
pany for the purpose Of developing the land
and additional water and will ultimately
offer it for sale in small tracts, in the
meantime receiving good profits from the
alfalfa. We will solicit investments of $1,000
or more and can show person a substan-
tial rate of interest during the period Of
development and large returns of profits
from the sales. This is an opportunity for
making a small investment in lands at
wholesale price and receiving profit which
ordinarily goes to the large investors. 1t
is an accepted fact that choice Southern
California land with an abundance of water
is as safe an investment as one can make.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02

SEVEN ROOM HOME, NEW, MODERN; IN
Rerkelev foothills; hardwood floors; large
eIeening porch; Elmwood Park; car hnes'
San Francisco ferry line one block; photo
and information. FRED B. TRAVEhS
HAYWARD hotel. 1O-9-A
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FOR SALE-Mexican Lands
MEXICAN LAND


THE DEMAND FOR SMALL TRACTS
ON OUR SANTA TERESA DE LA CON-
CORDIA HAS BEEN so GREAT THAT
WE HAVE DECIDED TO QUARTER THE
SECTIONS. SELLING leo, 800, AND $40
ACRE TRACTS AT IS PER ACRE. EASY
TERMS. DON'T FAIL TO CALL AND
INVESTIGATE THEM. RATES AND EX-
CURSION THIS WEEK.
SOME OF OUR SGNALOA LANDS HAVE
GONE UP IN PRICE, BUT WE STILL
HAVE SOME EXCEPTIONAL BUYS. IN
VESTIGATE BEFORE THE RAISE
COMES. THE RAINY SEASON Is OVER,
AND so MANY ARE GOING DOWN AND
BUYING THAT VALUES ARE STEADILY
INCREASING DON'T MISS THE PROF.
ITS TO BE MADE THIS FALL.
WE HAVE AN IDEAL LITTLE RANCH
PROPOSITION, CLOSE TO A LARGE
TOWN, SUITABLE FOR HOG RAISING
OR DAIRY FARMING. SEVERAL HUN
DRIED ACRES TILLABLE. WE CAN
SHOW YOU WHERE THIS IS A PROFIT
PROPOSITION FROM THE START THE
PRICE AND TERMS WILL ASTONISH
YOU.
BEN. w. McCLOSKEY & co.
700 Union Trust Building
l0-2-l
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02

FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS APARTMENT
and store building Ocean Park; choice loca-
ton; apartment leased; also store and cot
tage, Ocean Park, $4,000, clear. Want mod
ern partment here up to $4,000. Address
BOX 90, Herald. 1O-2l
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FOR SALE-WilmingtOn

lois S225 ITP-VERY LARGE LISTS; ACRE
age Industrial Sites many bargains. j. w
WEIGHTMAN & Co, uptown office, 1913 s
Broadway notice new location). Main
4nl0 A921O 1O-2-l
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FOR sALE-ReaI Estate, Unclass'f'd

WANTED - SEVERAL GOOD ROOMlNG
houses have ready customers; must be CEN
trally located and low priced.
GREAT SNAP-Extremely large lot, 50x4o5
on Temple st. car high elevation. very beau
tiful site; house on it, barn, chickens, etc,
all for $4,000, and only $1,000 cash.
Great bargain in modern 5-room plastered
house and large lot on E. 3Sd st. near Cen
trail and Hooper cars; very many frult trees
chickens. etc. You will grab it when you
see IL. $1,000 cash required or less.
Wanted-Several clear city lots to exchange
for houses in city and suburbs.
Home, A4S99-Main 1862
ROBINSON-ALBAUM
REALTY AND INV. co.
2Os Frost Bldg, Second and Broadway .
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02
FOR SALE-GIendaIe


FOR SALE-NEW GROOM BUNGALOW AND
4 lots in fruit; 2 blocks from car; for quick
sale $4,000 for all. Phone GLENDALE 23i
1O-2-1
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rop Observation-Disclosures

EGR S4TE0WIIL TAKE TAILORING OR
furniture in part payment ON my good as
new $500 piano. Easy payments Ao-
dress SOS n HILL ST. lo-2-l
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02

FOR EXCHANGE-S7,O 900 ACRES GRASS
land near Ell Paso Tex; most all under
fence, we'll watered furniture, wagons,
plows, four horses, etc For income property
in or near Los Angeles. Inquire of W. o.
MORTON, 500 Germain bldg. Los Angeles.
Tel Al95l Main 4i5S. 1921
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02

FOR EXCHANGE
Have 7-room, modern, up-to-date house
with steam heat West Adams; value
$4,000; 3 vacant resident lots, value $4,000
Want good improved ranch, Los Angeles
county. 446 Chamber Of Commerce Bldg.
Los Angeles, Cal 1921
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02
MEXICO

MEXICO
Is, 000-acre ranch, state Of Chihuahua 40
miles from international line; fine land
abundance water; plenty can be developed
for irrigation at small cost $1,000 5000
cash. $1,000 4 annual payments at per cent.
C. A. CALNAN
With ]. F. STANFORD
7O7 Delta Bldg. F2734, Main 3548, 1921
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02

A TIME AID FOR THE PRICE OF 2. OR
insertions for the price Of 5. Ask the
HERALD Counter Man. 9-4-sun-t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02

WILL, EXCHANGE $500 EQUITY IN FINE
Groom house in Westake district for Con-
solldated Midway oil stock or other producing
oil securities Inquire of H. j. Chapman
253 Marengo place, Pasadena, Cal. 1o-2-St
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02
Nv BROOM BUNGALOW;

FOR SALE-NEw 5-ROOM BUNGALOW;
beamed ceilings paneled dining room, hard
wood foors mantel, bath, gas, electricity,
sewer connected; large lot: price $1,000; $500
cash. balance monthly. Call at 400 CEN
TRIAL AVE. lO-2-l
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FOR sALE-oWNER GOING TO COUNTRY.
has Instructed me to sell his 5-room S25O0
home; located on west side. 10 minute walk
from Broadway. 1t certainly is a bargain
and must go. PRATT. 3S3 Mason bldg.
1921
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02
FOR SALE-HouseS
Beautiful
WilShi ire
Houses
These Exceptional Values
$4,000
368 Mariposa Avenue
369 Mariposa Avenue

A SWISS CHALET OF BEAUTIFUL DE
SIGN, s ROOMS AND SLEEPING PORCH
TWO BALCONIES. with French doors open
ing out on same. also a BATH ROOM WITH
FINEST OF PLUMBING FIXTURES. A
beautiful and expensive art glass window
at the stair landing and over book case OF
individual design. The principal rooms are
finished in mahogany. The breakfast room
is dream, with French doors opening out
on pergola porch: also two fine blue brick
mantels A convenient kitchen. with built
in cabinets, tile sink back, cement basement.
furnace and Humphrey water heater. Ga
rage Of the Swiss chalet type, with cement
floor and driveway
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02
FOR ExcHANGE-Real Estate

WALNUT EXCHANGE
90 acres in bearing soft shell walnuts and
alfalfa. not far from Los Angeles. near
the electric car line. Nice modern 6-room
house. large barn. well. tank and tank
house. poultry houses and pens. large
pumping plant furnishes so inches of wa
ter orchard of bearing fruit trees. >
horses harness. COW. $50 chickens. tools
and implements. all crops on the trees
and alfalfa uncut go with the place.
Price only $4,000. easy terms. or will
exchange in part for house and lot in
Los Angeles.
REsH & MCCARTHY CO.
GA Helman Bldg. All S. Main
1921
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-5-ROOM COT
tage, all modern improvements, close in
high location: will take rooming house; new
" furnished. 31s W. FIFTH lO-2-2t
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-02

CASH FOR PROPERTY, ANY KIND, ANY
where To buy or sell address NORTH
WESTERN BUSINESS AGENCY, Mime
apolis, MINI. '-A-4su