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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-12
Kronika Miejscowa.
NieszczeSli,ve aUypadki.

- 80 letni J6zef Fiala, zatru-
dniony we fabryce myd}a Fair
banksa, chciai zjechaf ma dol ele-
watorem, kt6ry szalona szybko-
scia rr,na} W dol i uderzyl dno
szybu tax strasznie, re Fiala padi
ma ziemie ze zlamanym stosem pa
cierzowym. Odwieziono go do szpi-
tala, gdzie ME maja nadziei utrzy-
mania go przy zyciu. Nieszczesli-
wy mieszkaf pm. Bill Archer ave.
J. S. Simpson, 5423 Drexel
borl., zostaf wczoraj przejecHany
przez tramwaj linii Cottage Grove
W poblizu ul. 55; odnios( on bole-
sne uszkodzenia ma ca3em ciele.
- Wczoraj wieczorem znalezio-
no ma rogu ulic Van Buren i Cen
ter nieprzytomnego cziowieka q
wielka rama ma g}owie; przewiezio-
no 90 do szpitala powiatowego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-12

wa rzezia kazal ogaosic ze urza-
dza wyprawe celetn pozabijania
,wszystkich bialychs kt6rzy sic po
zenili wyspiarkatai. Sito W CA
sic potyczki unlknai do wyspy
sqsiedniej.
Punta Arenas, e lntego. Paroz,
wiec ,,Porqoui PAS 2 francu-
slsiej ekspedycyi do bieguna po-
ludniowego, przykyi tutaj z do
w6dcq ekspedycyA drem Jean M.
Charcot ma pokla4zie. Me. dotar-,
to do bieguna poksdniowego. Ce-
lem ekspedycyi, 8tora " r. 1908
stad wyruszyla, 4bglo tylko no,
bienie badai naulScwych W okoli-
each anfarktycznych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-12
Telegramy zagranlCzne
Palma, Wyspa Majorka, II ID

Palma, Wyspa Majorka, II lu-
tego. - Francuski parowiec
transatlantycki General Chan
zy', kt6ry niedawno wypiyn2i
byi Marsylii, rozbii sic brze-
Cow teJ wyspy. Donosza, re ura-
towal sic jeden tylko podrozny'
Parowiec zatonai W poblizu Gin
dal Ella, polnocnych wybrzezy
AIinorki. Clret ME byl zbyt wiel-
ki; mial pojemnosci 225; ton, a
maszyny jego mia}y size 418 ko-
nj.
Palma, Majorka, 70 lutego. =
Blizsze szczeg6ly o rozbiciu
sic okretu General Chanzy", kto-
ny znajdowal sic W drodze Mar
sylii do Algieru So nastepuiace.
W ezaSfe strasEhw'eJ --5ttsZy' tfes--'
cy okret dostal sic ma skaiy. Je-
dynym uratowanym byI pewien
urzednik ciowy z Algeryi nazwi-
sliem Rodel; tego uratowali ry-
bacy znajduje on sig ciezko cho-
" w szpitalu Cindadela. Ma silna
goraczke i opowiadac o szczego-
ZACH katastrofy ME jest w stanie.
Ma olIrecie znajdowa}o sic 81 po-
dr6znych, tych 80 w pierwszej
klasie. Zaloga slliadaia sic z 20 O.
sob. Dowodzil kapitan Cayol, je-
den najzdolniejszych maryna-
rzy linii, w czasie diugoletniej
swej sluzby nigdy przedtem ME
doznal wypadku nieSzczeSliwego
zamierzai wkrotce precise w stan
spoczyniIu. Pomiedzy podrozny-r
mi znajdowali sic giownie fran
cuscy oficerzy urzednicy po-
wracajacy do zajec swych W AL
geryi, ze zonami dziecmi, obok
nich jeden ksiadz, lilku zolnie-
rzy, kilku Wloch6w Turkow,
wreszcie ze San Francisco wode-
wiliSci: dWaj mezczyzni i jedna
t1obieta. Katastrofa wydarzyla sic
w czwartek o godz. 9 wieczorem,
kiedy burza, zagnala okret mic
dzy Wyspy Balearskie. Ma po-
wierzchni batwanow widziano
mn6stwo zwiok, ale powodu
burzliwego morza niepodobna
byto ich wydobyc. Podobno wi
dziano ma rozbitym trlowiu okre-
to wielka dziure pochodzaca ia
koby z eksplozyi.
Graulhet, Francya, 10 lutego.
w dornu pewnego fabrykanta
wyrob. skorzanych eksplodowaia
bomba zrecznie wlozona w jedna
ze scian. Dom wstrzasnal sic
porysowai; potluklo sic W MIN
wiele sprzet6w naczyh, W do
mach W promieniu 100 jardowym
popekaiy szyby, ale Mkt ME 70.
stai skaleczOny. Przypuszczajq,
re zamach jest W zwiqzku pa
nnjqcym I'll strajkiem W fabry-
kach sk6rzanych wyrobow.
Bluefields, 12 utego. = Gene
raj Mena, ma czele oddzialu zio-
zonego ze $50 powstahcow, a
bez dzial, napotkaI dnia 2 lutego
nieprzyjaciela, ktory zajai slime
stanowisko i kt6rego artylerya
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-12

Sl. LOUIS, lS lulSSO. - liZCSi
mezczyzn podejrzanych to-, ze
W nocy 21 stycznia obrabowali
pociag kolei Missouri Pacific pod
Eureka, Mo-, znajduje sic W. vie
zieniu. Dwaj Mich, w. w. Lowe
S. w. Emerson zostali we. srode
aresztowani w St. Louis, a trze-
ciego, Ebelinga, aresztowano W.
Hot Springs, Ark. George Ebe-
ling przyznai sic do why i jako
wspolnika wymieniI Williama w.
Lowe. Zrabowali oni regestrowa-
ne posy}ii pocztowe wartosci
600 dolarow.
Richmond, Va, II lutego. =
w tutejszem wiezieniu stracono
"a pomoca pradu elektrycznego
Howarda Little, skazanego ma
smierc "a zamordowanie pani Be-
tsy Justis, jej ziecia Georgia
Meadows, tegoz zony j trojga ich
dzieci pod Hurley, Buchanan
County. Podobno Little przed
smiercia przyznai sic spowiedni-
kowi ze popeinii kilka innych
morderstw, O ktore 60 ME posa-
dzano, podczas gdy wypierai sic
tych, o kt6re go skazano.
Washington, D. c.. y lutego.
= Ma okrecie wojennym Virgil
MIA wydarzyla sic eksplozya, kie-
dy dawano salwe ma wysokoSci
Gnantenamo ma Kubie. kadunek
prochu eksplodowai, kiedy go
wkiadano do dziala. Artylerzysta
trzeciej klasy, ]. Irlan, nalezacy
do siuzby dziaia, tax sic skale-
cyl w prawa reke, re amputacya
Jest nieunikniona. Towarzysz Je-
go T. w. Drummer ma twarz po-
parzona. Zarzadzono sledztwo.
Nowy York, N. Y, II lutego.
: Sad przyznal pani Charlesowej
c. Hendrick Brooklynu $4,000 ,
odszkodowania ze strony byleI
aktorki Laury Biggar. Hendricko
wa skarzyia o 100000 odszkodo-
wanna "a odebranie iei miiosci
neia, L--<--s = Z ~ y. ~
Nowy York, N. Y, 1s lutego-
= Agencya handlowa Bradstree- (.
ia Masterpiece podaje sprawo-
zdanie: Ma targach panuje cisza,
zazwyczaj W tel porze roku sic
pojawiajaca bez widocznej przy-
czyny, Wogole uwaza sic poi9we
lutego "a rodzaj przygotowywa-
mia sic do wiosennych interesow
moze tego powodu nastepuJe
pewien zast6j: - Z pomiedzy ro-
znych galezi przemyslu niezie ra-
porta nadchodza z dziaiu zelaza
stall, ale nowych zamowien
brak. Targ bawelny weiny
chwiejny. Drzewo dobry ma od-
byt II wybrzezy Pacyfiku, ale ME-
zadowalniajacy na Po}udniu. Do
bry interes w obuwiu skorach
ma Zachodzie. Pomyslne interesa
robia handlarze wegli, zapewne
powodu niebezpieczehstwa straj-
ku w kopalniach wegla miekkie-
60.
w ,tygodniu kohczacym sic 10
bm. doniesiono o 249 bankruc-
twach; w poprzedzajacym tygo-
dniu bylo ich 932, 911 W tymze
tveodniu zeszlego roku, 1926 w r.
1908, 2O4 w r. 1907, a 2OS w r.
1905.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-12


Garitas. Woisko rzadowe skiada-
10 sic z 900 ludzi, ale sadzac, re
Mena ma silly znaczne, cofnelo sic
o dwie godziny pred przyby-
ciem powstahc6w. Scigala je ia
ida powstancow puikownikiem
Mairona ma czele. Wojsko rzado,
we ma chwile sic zatrzymaio, "a
Ielo stanowisko pod Santa Clara
popotudniu wymieniano strzaiy
ma wielka odlegloSc, wiec ME
szkodliwe. Potem wojsko rzado-
we dalej sic cofaio przystanka-
mi. poki ME zajeio lepszego je-
szcze niz przedtem stanowiska ma
lancuchu gor. Przez pare naste-
pnych dni gen. Mena robil wy
cieczki, ale ponosil straty dose
znaczne wreszcie cofnal sic do
Magoon. Stracii 25 zabitych i so
ranionych. Pomisdzy zabitynli.
byli gen. Blandcn kap Saltas.
w bitwie wzielo udziaI. 10 Ame-
rykanow kap. WiItorem Cor
donem ma czele; z tych Mkt ME
zostai raniony. - Gen. Mena ME
miai nadziei zwyciezyc. ale cho-
Dido mu zatrudnienie wojsk rzq-
dowych powstrzymanie ich cd
laczenia swych sill przeciw gene
raiowi Chamorro. Po potyczkach
2 i 3 lutego, powstahcy wzmo-
cnieni oddziaiem gen. Blandona,
zlozonym 200 ludzi, wydali BIZ
tive wojsku rzadowen1u nietylko
zajmujQcemu doskonale, pozyeye,
ale nadto zwiekszonem nowym
oddzialem 200 ludzi, ktory W
nocy przywiozi jeszcze 4 dziala.
Gem Mena dokladnie ME ocenil
ilosci pozycyi dial, tembar-
dziej, re poslugiwano sic pro-
chem bezdymnym. w tel bitwie
polegl gen. Blandon, a pulkownik
Conrad zostal raniony, chociaz
HE niebezpiecznie, poczem gen.
Mena sic cofnal.
Managua, - lutego. = wy
kradziony" przystani tutej. O.
kret Managua, zostaI przez RAD
odzyskany. CT, ktorzy okret "a
brali, zawiedli go do pewnej "a
toki tam go opuScili. Ma opusz-
czonym okrecie znaleziono zwio-
XII kapitana. Ze stolicy znikl, pra-
wdopodobnie na owym skra-
dzionym okrecie, Aurelio Estra-
da, brat przywodcy rewolucyo-
nistow. bardzo popularny w kra-
ju, kt6ry przez prezydenta Ma
driza niedawno zostal aresztowa-
ny i skazany ma smerc, ale potem
uiaskawiony uwolniony.
Paryz, 70 lutego. = Specyalna
depesza Fez W Marokku do
,,Matin" donosi, re stanowisko
zajete przez sultana wobec mo-
carstw, a zwiaszcza wobec Fran
cyl jest takiem, IL moga tego
powstac powazne zawik}ania.
Sultan ME chce zatwierdzic pozy-
czki przez jego konisarzy we
Francyi aranzowanej kaze mno-
Stwo osob aresztowa6. Francuski
konsul zafozyl protest przeciw
tatiemu postepowaniu, a francu-
scy instruktorzy ma razie zaprze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-12

W domu PM 100 Clark str,
wybuchl pozar, ktsry zrzQdzii oko-
10 $4,000 szkodyd dprzyczyny jego
nieznane, z ludzi hikt szkody ma
7drowiu ME popida.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-12

Cstr rytyka postepowana
two w Cincinnati Hamuearz zab6ea TygodnoWe spra"o-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-12

Peary zaDewne ME zOstanie kOntradmiralem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-12
StraSzna kataStrOfa ma mOrzu.
ze Isl podrjznyCh rOzbitGgO Okfetu jG"
den tykO uratOWany.
Potyczki w Nicaragua.
Sultan marOkanSki Sierdzi sic znOWu.
Program rzadu wloskiego.
EkSUsdyeya karna na WySpaGh SaomOhskleh
VEPnn DO1OInniU

POlska rOdzina Chicago W przykrem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-02-12
Potyczki w Nicaragua.
Sultan marOkanski sierdzi sic znOwu.
Program rzadu wloskiego.

Ekspedyeya karna na Wyspaeh SaIomohskleh
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
wiser Than She XIV.

Two colorcd women wcro talking
about The trouble they HAD in get.
ding spcc,acles for their failing eye
sight "a been or byin' glasses right
houE tum an kinder people an Two
had some given to me by folks Use
done work FOR but / jcs' CANT glt
any TO suit me"
I'm couse yo' don't" said the 9th.
~. "N bat your orter do TO glt
glasses to make everything look right
Is 10 30 10 a optimist"- Che good
woman had spoken more wisely than
abe Indianapolis News.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
A ran Bear story

why once, do you know, : found
bear inside hollow log. Well OF
course couldn't set at him to
saoot him, and the log was too
heavy 20 move, l didn't know what
20 do. SO at last I thought or cut.
ting four holes in tho log, about
where the bears Ioet must be. aud
go his paws through slick Theu
tied 81 rope about the log. and
made him walk with It into camp.
Aud--would you believe tive had
al oar 5000 and all our fuel tor thu
winter out OF that one deal. Out.
ing Magazine.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20

by virtue OF deed OF trust dated
on the sith day OF March 1905, made
by Jas. p. ID. Gardner to us as trus-
tees, and OF record in the Office of
The Clerk of the County of Mercer
ana state OF West Virginia. in Deed
of Trust Book No Il. page No. Is,
| viii sell at public auction. to the
Aisnsst bidder on Saturday the 18th
d. OF February. 1910. commencing
ot II o'clock a. M at the front door
OF the City Hall in the town or
Bramwcn. West Virginia, the follow
Ing property. to-wit:
one house and lot with all the
appUW nanccs thereunto begonsng,
rtEatc In the town OF Bmmwell.
county OF Mercer and state of West
Nwiuia. being the same house and
lot now occupied by tho said las
+. II. Gardner. party of the first part
To the aforesaid deed OF trust. 49, q
dwelling house. decd to watch Is OF
record in tho county Clerks once
of Mercer County West Virginia In
Decd Rock No 46. page No. 2S6. and
/ being n part or parcel OF the same
tract OF land which was conveyed to
the party of the first part by Julia
, \. Tankorsley md j. W. ~. Tanker
aley, her husband. by deed bearing
date on the 2Gth day OF August. 1902;
being lot No. l of Gardeners Plat
recorded in Map Book No. 2, page No.
| In the County Clerks ONCE of
Mercer County West Virginia, and
to which reference is hereby maze
to the several deeds aforesaid for
n more complete description of the
said property.
TERMS IF SALE The same shall
BE- sold for cash AS TO so much OF
tie proceeds as may he necessary
O dctray the expenses OF executing
This trust, and the fees for recording
the same IL then unpaid and to dis
charge tho amount of money that
Is now due 90 the estate Of w j.
Munsey, which said amount is 5000.
vito interest from the date of the
deed from the party OF the first part
10 secure che aforesaid w. j. Mum
Soy in The payment Of the aforesaid
amount, said decd bearing date on
the oath day of March. 1908.
This tho 18th day OF january 1910.
MRS y. Il. BRGCKEY.
w. /. BRICKEY,
Trustees.
l-i5-lt-saC
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
no Knew.

They were country people puge and
simple. BAT they had read the pa
pors ana thought they were educated
~ to all the improvements OF a city.
When they were TO washington
they went through the navy depart.
ment aud saw the models OF our
ships OF war. Pointing to com.
pa0ion ladder hanging over the side
or one OF the boats, she asked her
better half what it was.
"Oh. that's the fire escape" re-
piled tho husband .-Iipplncotts.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
Limit OF Humiliation

What's the matter with BiIly?"
asked tho captain OF The Goose Hill
Sluggera. Every time he soes us
aidf coming he runs the other way"
"Billy'H $50 Inundated he's asham-
cd to show his face" responded
Jimmy tlun.
'What s. he ashamed orr"
'Iiavcnt you heard? At his bie
sisters wedding hey made him a
dover giU.--Chicaso Daily News.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20

The Evening Leader Is the best adj
vcr'slug medium in this section.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20

7-sl. I,.S1 z,-V-1lg
..4tue. this wonderful
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20

w. T. BRICKEY,
Trustees
1-15-lt-sat
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-25
t.A.S mare II

best There certainly foolish scruples
about Merheim.
And while Merlhelm boosted IN Coytesville David
Gordon had forgotten that there had been a
grocery business. He holding womans hand
tight, giving her strength and encouragement at the
time she needed both Once she turned toward him
there In the dark.
Isn't 1t all costing q lot, dear2" she asked
Not very much. GIRL" his reply. Nothing for
what going to reap"
The Cost Of a Lie.
That the first time that David Gordon had
ever lied to Rhoda. 1t costing lot The fee
that the great oculiSt had demanded before would
opcn his of knives was a quarter OF Davlds
Income for the year. and David had promised to
double 1t If the surgeon successful. That took
n lot OF money and just at the time when he needed
every cent In his business but David knew that any
price was cheap. Think of it-oncc before he had
lacked the few miserable dollars to give his mother
the simplest hospital treatment.
"If-if 1t shouldn't right" she stammered up
to him, you will let me go alone in the dark,
Will you. Dnvldf'
In that single moment that her courage wavercd
David Gordon felt that inky blackness upon
him, himself He took the last OF his resourceful
courage and steaded himself-the little was
rupnng In deep rapids and needed good steersman.
You are coming out into the sunshine Rhoda,"
he told her slowly and prayed God that he told her
naught but truth. "and when you come out Into the
sunshine you Will find waitlug-our own little
house there in DeXter-the servants the carriages.
the team-nlnd you gIrl-the team and your own
little pony cart
He could say 1t oil n great dream.
Words failed him and he bent low over the counter
pane The big ocust saw him there hour later aud
did not disturb him for time as he fumbed with the
bandages. Then he touched David Gordon gently
upon the shoulder
Pm going to Europe at your expense, Mr. Gordon"
he laughed "for I've turned the hardest trick of my
life"
When David Gordon went out into the sunlight of
Broadway-glnring light inter The darkencd, silent
room-hc felt thOt it WIS sunshine,
Hc walked the two miles to his hotel and hardly
felt that his feet had touched the pavement a
beggar the JOY bis face and shot battered hat
out In front of him, David Gordon dropped yellow
backed bill into 1t and the beggar was speechless-but
only for moment. He showed the Dill 10 newsboy,
and all the rest OF the way down broadway David
Gordon besleged- He gave out al ene money that
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-25

Nothing doing, Rider he said, coolly II he
had been picking stock from his shelves. a don't
quite see It."
After that Rider might have talked himself black
in the face, for David Gordon's mind was set.
In week Rider back and Gordon greet
ing him with
Got new foxy scheme to beat out old NIer
hcm?"
David felt strong in his strength He knew
which side of the line he stood Rider faced
his client wry smile upon his thin lips.
This scheme will stand Bible test" he said.
"Merhcim's having trouble getting hold OF money.
He's had to ask for extension of his contract to
take that CoyteSvlllc concern. They've let Inc
know that II you will up with the money to-
morrow-well, your money Will beat out Syracuse
promises You'll have to go up yourself. He's
fussy old fellow and he'll have 1T no other way"
That at least, was decent business. and David did
not have to look for that sharply marked dlyd
ing line,
al VIII go if Coytesvlle insists" he laughed
al will meet you at the nine o'clock train In the morn
ing"
But Rider hardly out OF the store before they
brought telegram to David from Rhodas physician
Her case was heading rapidly-unexpected develop
ments necesstated an operation within orty-cicbt
hours-tberc grave danger, the ocullst said
but Mrs. Gordon wanted TO her husband again
1T was a long telegram-twice long II YOU read
between the lines. David Gordon read It there with
greatest force. In an instant Observation-Disclosures
his precious business completely gone from
his mind Was this to be RhodN's last chance TO look
upon her husband2 He got Rider upon the tcle
phone-they were beginning TO be quite metropolitan
in Nortb6cd.
Was David Gordon clean out OF his wi.si Mer
heir ,aun +ha nftar all lbpi Inn
would be I'm their territory and it easy Just
now TO shut him out
David Gordon sllenced the lawyer. you should
have known, Rider" he said in a low voice. "that my
wfe's happiness and wishes arc moro TO me than
anything else in the world"
And so 1t that Merheim came to Coytesville
came there while David Gordon sat beside dark
ened bedside In New York. giving strength and CIV
ing courage in a crucial time.
We'll give the Gordon company the run Of their
lives" Mcrlhclm announcing to Coytesville II
am going 90 every town that has Il Gordon store and
/ am going to plant store next door to theirs,
matter What the rent"
And then he secretly planned to do more-to ims
tate as closely he dared the ingenious yellow and
blue signs thnt made Gordon grocery store easily
dlstnSuShable from long distance to copy the
Profuse advertising OF the NorthGeld firm to hire Its
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-25

~ AVID GORDON, beginning life as n
grocer's clerk in Northfeld, N. Y, be-
"frcc agent" in the business and,
crowding his principal competitors out of bust
ness, becomes a OF importance in the
community. So engrossed is he in money max
ing that he neglects Rhoda Clark, to whom be
was engaged Disheartcned by his apparent
indifference, her eyesight failing, Rhoda goes
to New York city to her living, carefully
concealing her whereabouts from David. Con-
science stricken, he fails in his efforts to locate
her, but when he makes last heart-hungry
appeal to her, she telegraphs back her address,
with the single word "Comer' She is living in
a South Brooklyn boarding house, where Paul
Carver, an artist, secretly loves hor.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-28
Another Advance in
Price Announced
Local Building Enterprise Meet
ing with Unparalleled Success
Raises It's Price on Stock

The great prosperity of Los Angeles
Is illustrated in no better way. than the
growth of HOME BUILDERS" Start
ing 27 months ago with a capital of
only $125O, it is now able to show ac-
cumulated assets of nearly 800 times
this original sum, to be exact, $62O,-
937. .26 is the total to the same. There
has not been a quarter in its history
when it has not paid a good dividend.
"HOME BUILDERS" last statement,
which shows a surplus and undivided
profits Of over $155, 900, feels compelled
to advance its stock from $1.85 to $1.9O,
and which it will do at the close of
May.
It's present dividends of 16 per cent
on par means an earning of about y
per cent on the price of its stock at
81 1.S5, and the investor who buys these
shares now before they advance to
$1.9O, next Tuesday, will have saved
$5 on each hundred shares he buys.
With his future dividends, which are
bound to advance with each quarter,
he will not only be ahead the profit
from enhanced value of its shares but
the extra dividends will materially in
crease the percentage above the pres
ent 9 per cent, earnings on the present
$1.S5 purchase price.
There is no risk in buying HOME
BUILDERS" stock, because through It's
general agency, ground floor Mason
Opera House Bldg, 129 South Broad
way, they arrange for the resale Oh
your shares should you become SUD
denly in need Of money and wish 10
dispose of your stock.
HOME BUILDERS" stock is now SO
we'll established that it's owner can
easily borrow money on 1t, Wnlch
in itself is evidence of stability.
HOME BUILDERS" files it's quarterly
statement with banks and financial in
stitutions, and these statements are al
ways issued over the signature of its
officers, who attest their correctness.
and which gives "HOME BUILDERS"
authoritative standing in the financial
world.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-28
AMATEUR SCHEDULE
GAMES TO-DAY

Mavericks and Alhambra at Alham-
bra.
Orange and st. Vincents at Orange.
Schoolmasters and Glendale at Glen
dale.
Marshals and Lawyers at Washing
ton and Figueroa.
tt-Bartholomews and Soldiers
Home at Sawtelle.
Union Hardware and Union Well
Supply at Vernon.
SUNDAY GAMES
Tigers and South Central Merchants
at Ascot.
Boynton Beavers and Monrovia at
Monrovia.
Teddy Bears and San Bernardino at
San Bernardino.
Trolley league:
McCormicks and Santa Ana at Santa
Ana.
Southern State league:
Hughes and San Pedro at San Pedro.
Clunes and Yeomen at Vernon.
Gateways and Racycles at Dolgeville.
Sunday Morning league:
Dyas-Clines and Great Easterns at
Mace.
Smith-Booth-U -Ushers and Pioneers at
Athletic park.
Mace park games:
Los Angeles Locals and University
Merchants.
Los Angeles Locals and Chicago
Bloomer Girls.