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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
HAYWARD REAL ESTATE
JAMES s. FRENCH.
THE REAL ESTATE BROKER,

-.
THE REAL ESTATE BROKER,
;,5: S92 Cast Castro ST Z; Hayward lag "a Or cal vpoxr
OF OUR OFFICE. WHAT WE OFFER YOU Is
LIVE PROPERTY LET Us MAKE MONEY
81. 500 to ss.5oO-PRETTY HOMES; large lot.
with fruit and flowers
$2,00O-Pretty cottage Of large rooms, barn,
shade trees and flowers; also eucalyptus
for wood; beautiful location; only "a miles
EDEN ACRES. OUR NEW SUBDIVISION. is
selling rapidly: fine, level land; 21s miles
from Hayward; 4 mile from school; mile
from s p. station; water can be had from
10 TT. on: 81 to acre tracts; $3.50 TO $3.50
per acre; easy terms ,,o,,-
CHICKENS-The finest equipped CHICKEN
RANCH in Alameda county. pretty home
of rooms, bath; fine water plant;
acres; 1,TOO hens, over 1000 chicks, hne
horse, COW, surrey. wagon. : JO4 egg IN
eubatOrs: minutes walk 10 r. R.
tion; blocks from school; $4,000, half
cash.
SWEETEST FOMESIrE in California: 2ll miles
from Hayward; commands fine view Of San
Francisco: 49, acres; home orchard, vine
yard. wood. 1ne water. room cottage.
pretty grounds, barn. chicken houses. 800
chickens. COW, all around attractive
place; $1,000; s., 900 cash
10 acres. $ acres full bearing orchard; pretty
new cottage. rooms and bath; on Lake
Chsbot road miles from Harvard:
$1,000; $4,000 cash, balance mortgage .
years.
So. 5.7Oo-1O acres fine orchard and vineyard;
cottages, barn. chicken houses. horse, COW
wagon. implements; miles from Hay
ward.
81, ,5OO-1s cash: IDEAL HOME: fine room
house. barn. outbuildlngs: 51z acres; home
orchard; beautiful location; 1 mile from
electric cars.
20 acres-A corner just out OF town limits:
swell location; fine OFchard and vineyard
pretty home Of rooms; horses. COW,
surrey. wagons. etc: big incOme S12000.
- cash; sell 10 acres with with
out improvements.
81, ,700-1I% acres; finest level land: sandy
loan; only 21s miles from Hayward.
$3.50 per scre-Easy terms; 5 and 10 acre tracts.
full bearing orchard: 2is miles from Hay
ward.
% acrcs--Finest full bearing orchard and vegc-
table ground; room cottage and barns:
road three sides; just across street from
town limits: just / mile srom electric car.
5000: easy terms: if 700 much for you
yCu can sell OF 10 acres.
JAS. s. FRENCH.
532 Castro ST., Hayward, Cal.
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BANTA & HOCKINS.

BANTA & HOCKINS.
Alameda.
5000 Tor hne corner store. suitable for gro-
Gerry business; in rear of store;
nne room hat above; a hne opportunity
for any one wanting to start in business
as the other improvements, consisting OF
> room house and 3 room bungalow. are
now rented for SO per month. which
means that il costs nothing for Insurance
or taxes. as the So per month will more
than pay for them. giving you store rent
free. aSSO house rent free; il can not be
beat in Alameda county and we can bOr-
row $1,000 it, Come aud talk to as
about il.
BANTA & HOCKINS.
1874 Park St. Alameda
Open sundays
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ELMHURsT REAL ESTATE

s.. 100 for room eottsge. modern. up 10 date /;
only 1s5 IT. from line; lot 40x132: q; /;
easy terms; no dner finished house in
Oakland.
1850 for a 4 room cottage. hard finished brick
foundation; lot 15x13O: only one block
from ears; Just half its value.
$3.50 for lots in the cherry orchard
See FRY about these bargains, corner Kinseu
av. and East 14th St. Elmhurst.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
MELRosE REAL Estate

FOR sale-The best bargain in East 18th ST. in
business property; lot 44xI44 good store
and nice living rooms: well Of good water
windmill. tank and other improvements ~.
A. BLODGETT. $3.50 East 14th ST.; phone
Elmhurst 33-
50x116 with 4 room cottage. rs Iona Vista av
or East 14th ST. bet. MelrOSe and FitchbuFg
Apply on premises: price $3.50: terms.
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME NEAR HAY
WARD
Slightly and no to the minnie; 1 mile from
Hayward postornce: rOOIu bungalow:
bath, pantry and buttery; splendid barn; gas
Oline engine and tank. water piped all over
the place; all IN fruit. several varieties:
$4,000 takes 1t, with acres OF good soil:
terms.
HAYWARD REALTY CO.,
Castro 81. 4.
s. C. SMITH Manager Open Sunday
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08

Three elegant fats, almost in business center:
43xl50; land values strengthening every day:
nonresident owner forcing sale ON account of
sickness. (444l
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08

FOR LAND?
Don't overlook the splendid opportunity on
the NEW WESTERN PACIFIC r. r., in the
GREAT SACRAMENTO VALLEY, where val
ues are sure 10 double in 1 year: NEW SUB
DIVISION now open; FREE WATER; cheapest
land in state. For particulars HOBSON
WETAfORE & M0ZNETT, Gil First National
Bank bldg, San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08

s. 2T50-HANFORD. Cal.
New modern room house. bath, eiectrici
etc. lot 50xl50. in Hsnford. CAL: will sell
81 600 cash. balance easy terms or viii exchal
FOR bay cities property Inquire Of MR.. GORD6
owner. iO03is Broadway, Oakland; phone O
land $500
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08

FINE corner ls9xI0o. with modern five room
cottage 10 Petaluma. Offered for quick sale
~ only So, 200 cash. Splendid place to raise
chickens. DE KAY e. CO, Dwight way sta
lon. Berkeley.
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NJ. A. MILLER.

NJ. A. MILLER.
Real Estate. Insurance and Rentals.
Office phone Alameda 734: residence phone
Alameda 2311. 1874 Park ST.. Alameda
$2.3O0-AfOdern room house; lot 4Ox1OO; situ-
ated Of the best avenues IN Alameda; I
block from Park ST.; street work. sewers and
sidewalks all in; new porcelain bath tub, high
basement. fine brick foundation; this property
must be sold: $500 down, balance Hat loan Of
Z per cent.
and gas; modern and up to late lot 50N l50;
$500 down balance SD per month. including in
tereSt and pri1ciDal
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Extra fine corner in Telegraph av.. 50x10t
cheapest buy in this fine business thoroughfai
south of 30th st. Ripe for Improvements. Is
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
500 down. $40 PER MONTH

FARM Of III acres; 2 miles from Usiah, Men
docino county; all bottom land. Russian
river; planted 10 hops, alfalfa. GRAPES, wheat,
oats aud corn; small orchard; good Improve
neBts: the crop and about $1,000 Of personal
property goes with the place II sold by June
4: price $40. 900; the chances are few at pres
ent time 10 purchase such 8 place Address
W. J. HILDRETH. Real Estate. 4O6 Henry
IT.. Ukish. MendOcino CO., Cal; phone Gil
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MUST BE SOLD QUICKLY

WALNUT CREEK, THE BEAUTIFUL SAN RA-
MON VALLEY, only 21 miles from San Fran
cisco. IL miles from Oakland, on the line of
the $. z. and electric r. r.; ideal eli
mate; one of California's beauty spots, right in
the heart Of the natural walnut belt; rich, fer
tile soil; viii grow all kinds of fruit, nuts,
vegetables, etc, without irrigation; tracts 3 to
. acres up, facing 40 and 90 #. avenues.
Home seekers and investors. golden oppor-
tunity; easy payments, 1-5 cash, balance to
suit purchaser. Write or call on II. D. OVER
FIELD, CONTRA COSTA LAND Co. 903 1ST
NAT. BANK BLDG. SAN FRANCISCO.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08

BARGAIN IN LOTS
SLIPS
37Hx100; y block to Telegraph av.; .
blocks to 10th St Key Route; street work and
sidewalks complete; snap; estate. (3250)
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
THERE'S No FXCUSE

You've no excuse for not owning a home
when you can buy this o room house on a
corner lot 40x100. in a good part of Berkeley
for only $500 cash and easy payments monthly;
price s.. 800.
Or this beautiful bungalow: 5 rooms. fire
places. polished floors. fine fixtures. . blocks
from Key Route station: at the same terms. for
$3.50.
Or that new 5 room cottage. south front lot
40xl00, just of Claremont av., near Key Route
station; for 81. 600. on $500 cash.
Several choice lots in Woodlawn Park at
$1.050; part cash
South front Woodlawn Park lot at $780,
College av- lot, with two frontages. 40 IT.
wide for 81, 800.
splendid corner near Dwight way station,
41x30, for S2.250; fine site for fats
DeKAY & CO., Dwight Way Station, Berkeley
AN room house, storage shed. fine back yard.
lot 50X125, freplaees. sunny well arranged
minutes walk to university; exclusive part
of North Berkeley just the place for family
with children to- educate. This property must
be sold. If the house suits you we make
Big lot. 10ox159:6. Benvenue av. near
Dwight way; exclusive neghborhood; hne
can readily sell the other half at an advance
figure. As whole ST, 100.
COOLEY. LANGwoRTHY & MCCARTHY,
214O Center St
OWNER must have money, and we are au-
front lot 3Sx130. only blocks from s. p.
and + key eo Route station. in fine neighborhood
and only years old. Can make terms of
half cash or less
Dwight way station. Berkeley.
FOR sale-A home place right in Berkeley.
sheltered from winds and fogs, where you can
live outdoors. with the birds. trees and flowers,
by q running brook; sunny cottage of rooms;
open fireplace in large living room; very cheap
for part cash. Box 4263. Call Office. Oakland
FOR saie--A bargain. good. comfortable home
in Berkeley. 2 blocks from university; 10
rooms. furnished unfurnished; gas and cleo
tricty; nice grounds. Inquire premises.
252O lie Conte aV.. Berkeley
So. .50o-Fine large lot. 50x142; Elmwood Park.
conveniences: lot 35x120; choice locaeion near
Elmwood park and College av.
ROTHERMEL & CO., 247 Russ building
COTTAGE for sale. easy terms; rooms: deep
lot: flower garden; easy walk to station and
university. INQUIRE of owner on premises 1888
Delaware St. Berkeley.
FACTORY or rough business 252:5 feet on spur
track. S. P. Il. r.. corner; $1,000 DU~ RAY
SMITH. 1913 Broadway. Oakland.
FACTORY or warehouse property: 1925 feet, on
spur track S. p. r. R.; corner; 5000. DU
RAY SMITH. 1o15 Broadway: Oakland.
RICHMOND REAL ESTATE
: - CHOICEST BUY
The most central location. near the Pullman
works, facing Cutting boulevard invest
ment that will double in short time. Small
payment down.
FIVE DOLLARS PER MONTH.
Call for one of our new folders giving
birdseye view of Richmond Our agents win
show you the property free of expense.
McEwEN BROS.
ATS Pine St. San Francisco
Headquarters for Richmond Property.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
CARLSON & WALKER.
926 Central av-. Alameda, Cal.
Encinal Station.


Encinal Station.
SS,900-Reduced for quick sale tine room
house. modern. also barn; large lot 51:6x
123; very easy terms if desired; MUST BE
SOLD.
We have a good : room house that must be
sold. The best offer takes it,
Headquarters for lots in BAY PARK TRACT
The finest building sites on the market. Convent
eut to cars and trains schools. etc.
Cottages stores. etc. to let Open sundays.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08

s. sOoO-For sale or exchange for income prop
crty. I62 acres. nice mountain ranch, miles
10 N5pa. - acres cultivated bal grazing
land: ? horses, 3 cows, calves. $50 chickens;
good Improvements: abundance Of water; fam
v orchard. berries. grapes potatoes; furni-
tufe: r. 4. D. Address box S, care Of Month
cello stage, Napa, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-26
SUSPECT IN CUSTODY
ON A HOLDUP CHARGE
Man Held Up at 7 O'Clock at Also
and Vignes Streets

Within an hour after Feliciano Fer
nandez, so years old, was held up by
a lone robber at Also and Vignes
street last night and robbed of $15.
the alleged highwayman was arrested
by Detectives Thomas Rico and Tala-
nantes on a charge of grand larceny.
Fernandez was on his way home at
7 o'clock last night when he was ac-
costed by a fellow countryman and
forced to give up his hard earned
money. After getting the money the
holdup man struck Fernandez in the
face and knocked him to the pave
ment. The victim hurried to the police
station and gave the officers good
description of the man.
Rico and Talamantes were detailed
on the case and found P. Rodriguez
spending money in saloon near where
the holdup was committed, Rodriguez
was arrested and later Identified by
the victim. Some of the money is said
to have been found inNthe pockets of
Rodriguez
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-26
COMMITTEE HOLDS
BACK APPROV VAL
Good Govt. Executive Board Will
Not Indorse Candidates Un-
till After Primary
GOOD MEN IN BOTH PARTIES
Statement Is Unanimously In
dorsed for Submission to
the Central Body
GOOD MEN IN BOTH PARTIES

At a meeting of the executive com
mittee of the Good Government organ
ization held yesterday afternoon a
Good Government headquarters the fol
lowing statement was unanimously ap
proved for submission to the centra
committee for its consideration mex
Wednesday night, at which time tina
body will determine the attitude of th'
Good Government organization will
respect to the primary election o
August Is. The following members o
the executive committee were present
James A. Anderson, Charles r. Bent
W. ]. Bryant, w. ]. Betkouski, Wesle!
Clark, A. M Dunn, Ed A. Dickson
George II. Dunlop. Thomas e. Gibbon
p. M. Johnson, Meyer Lessner, l.. A
Newman, f. V. Owen, o. c. HinmaI
and Leigh Guyer,
The statement follows:
To the Voters of Los Angeles
County,
1. AS to the relative merits Of the
candidates on the Republican and
Democratic tickets as compared
with each other we make no recon-
mendations at the present time, but
expect to do so after the primary
election and hereby reserve that
right. For the present we urge all
citizens to work for the nomination
of the best men available within
their respective parties that good
material may be had from which to
select at the November election. In
particular do we urge the voters to
work for the nomination of candl-
dates for the legislature who Will
help enact the much desired nom
partisan county primary law.
2. AS to the relative merits of
the candidates in each of the two
parties compared with rival candi-
dates in the same party we find
that, in general, the best candidates
on the Republican primary ticket
are found upon the list indorsed
by the Lincoln Roosevelt Repub-
lican league; and the best candt-
dates on the Democratic primary
ticket are found upon the list in
dorsed by the Democratic confer
ence of May % at Long Beach. We
commend each of these lists to tho
discrimination and careful consider
alton of the voters of their respect
i've parties.
3. We are pleased to announce
that all of the candidates for the
legislature upon each Of these lists
has declared himself in favor of the
enactment by the legislature of
a non-partisan county primary law
and that each of the candidates for
each of the county administrative
offices has declared that If elected
to office he will insist that his va
rious deputies and other subordl-
mates shall confine their political
activities within those proper
bounds set by the standard civil
service rules, thereby not consti-
tuting themselves a part of any po-
litical machine.
4. The Good Government organ
ization refrains from making any
recommendation at the present time
for the various local justices and
constables throughout the county.
Tickets Auto Livery, 246 s. Srrihg
Phone Main 719.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-26
REDONDO REGISTRATION
SHOWS DEMOCRATIC GAIN
Beach City EvinCeS Little Interest
in GubernatoriaI Fight

REDONDO BEACH, July 25.--Sup-
porters of Curry for governor discov-
cred here today that the city records
showed an increase of nearly 20 per
cent in the Democratic vote of two
years ago Up to today some of
Curry's supporters claimed to have
the vote of this city corraled, but
registration shows that the bulk of the
corraled voters are Democrats who
will have no voice in the primaries.
AS the Curry leaders ignored the
local party leaders and relied upon
outsiders to engineer the campaign
here, it is quite unlikely, say some,
that Curry will get much support
from his party, The Stanton forces
have not been in evidence as yet, and
indications point to little interest be-
ing taken in any candidates except
those seeking local offices.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-26
FORMER KENTUCKIAN
DESERTER FROM ARMY
C. E. Landrum Is Man Who Is
Held at Castle William

NEW YORK, July 25.-The identity
of the former naval officer who is held
at Castle William on Governors island
to await trial on charges of desertion
from the army after enlisting as a
private upon resigning from the navy
was disclosed today by officers of the
department of the east. He is car
ence e. Landrum of Kentucky, once
an ensign in the navy.
The records show Landrum disap-
peared from Fortress Monroe last
March and surrendered at a Brooklyn
recruiting station in April.
When news of his plight got out
quietly among his friends at Louisville
and Washington representations were
made to the war department that his
erratic actions would tend to show he
was not responsible. Accordingly a
mental board was appointed June 30
to investigate the case. The board
convened on July and is still sitting.
It's findings will be sent to Washing
ton and made public there.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-26
MECHANICAL DEFECT CAUSES
EXPLOSION OF BATTERY GUN
Accident Due to Premature Igni'
a ton of Charge

WASHINGTON, July 25.-A safety
device which had been tested and
found efficient but failed in one par
ticular instance was the cause of the
gun explosion in Battery De Russy at
Fortress Monroe July 81, when eleven
artillerymen were killed.
That is the finding of the board OF
officers which investigated the accident
and made it's report today. A prema-
ture explosion of the powder charge
did the damage. The board in its re-
port says it is forced to its conclusion
notwithstanding the fact that long eX-
perience and previous tests had given
assurance that the firing mechanism
afforded protection against the very
disaster which came.
One result of the Fortress Monroe ac-
cident is that every piece of ordnance
in the army will be tested and further
safety devices will be added.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-26
Associated Pressl

MONTREAL, July 25.-With hope
of settlement by arbitration lost to-
day for the first time since the strike
started, both sides claim that the days
developments mean ultimate victory.
The Grand Trunk officials were jubi-
liant tonight.
1--WE announced this morning just
what we intended doing today" the
official statement declares, land we
are pleased to say that we did a great
deal more. On the eastern division
we stated that fourteen freights would
be operated. The records up to 9
o'clock are twenty-three and more
are going out.
Reports from other divisions are of
a like tenor. All we want is protection
for the men willing to work and we
will do the rest"
1.-THE statements of the company re-
garding the operation of freight trains
are very much exaggerated" said Mr..
Murdoch, vice president of the train
men. 1T is true it is running few
freights but they do not amount to
3 per cent of the normal business
Of the line"
No disturbance of any moment was
reported today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-26
SEVEN BIDS RECEIVED
'ON DETENTION HOME

Bids were opened by the board of
supervisors yesterday for the new de-
tention home to be erected by the
county Seven bids were received in
all and of these the lowest was that
of the Alta Planning Mill company,
amounting to 1880 For the plumb
ing the lowest bid received was that
of John Hokom of 5000, while the
American Heating company's bid of
S7450 for steam heating apparatus, and
the F. o. Engstrum company's bid of
$3.50 for setting of electric alarm
systems were the lowest for these
parts of the proposed building.
The supervisors took all bids under
adVisement
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-26
PRESIDENT OF TRAINMEN
ANTICIPATES SETTLEMENT

CLEVELAND, July 25.-President
w. G. Lee of the Brotherhood Of Rail
way Trainmen left Cleveland tonight
for Toronto, where he will meet Presi-
dent A. B. Garretson of the Order of
Railroad Conductors. Mr.. Lee said
that he was going to Toronto on the
invitation of high railway officials and
that developments were pointing to a
settlement being reached.
Union leaders here declare that Mr..
Lee will under no circumstances admit
of compromise, but is prepared to
hold out for the full terms asked by
the strikers
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-26
AROUND TOWN
PENNsYLvANIANs TO MEET


Former residents of Delaware and
Somerset counties, Pennsylvania, who
are members of the Pennsylvania as
sociation will meet tonight at o'clock
in Fraternal Brotherhood building. An
interesting program will be presented.
coLoNIST RATES IN EFFECT
Advices to the steamship department
of the German American Savings bank
announce the European colonist rates
will be in force from August 10 to
October IA. Prepaid tickets can now
be purchased from Europe to Los An
geles as low as $63, including steam
ship and railway fare.
DIR. WATKINS TO LECTURE
DR.. Aaron S. watkins will speak to-
night ON 1.-The Twentieth Century
Christian" in the Second Presbyterian
church, DAILY street and North Broad
way, at s o'clock. The last lecture of
the series will be given Wednesday
evening in the Free Methodist church
at Hermon, Avenue 60, at 1880 p. m. he
will leave at 9:2O for the north, which
explains the early hour for the opening
of the meeting.
TEACHER BACK FROM CHINA
George N. Steiger, a member of the
graduating class of Occidental college
of '06, and for the past three years
professor of history at st. Johns uni
versity, Shanghai, China, Is visiting
his uncle and aunt, Rev. and Mrs. L.
c. Marshall, at their home, 1865 Ter
race drive. Steiger also has charge or
the athletics of the university and has
trained the Chinese students for sew
eral athletic victories. He will re-
turn TO the university for the fall ses-
al
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-26
BIDS OPENED FOR WORK
ON FOOTHILL BOULEVARD

Bids were opened by the supervisors
yesterday for the building of part
of the foothill boulevard, from the
west limits of Fairmount to within
one and one-half miles of GIendora.
There were three bids, as follows;
Rise Cave & Trenzen, total, $63,3S1; ;
A. C. st. John, $6354O; Fl. II. Rogers,
4,4O9. All were referred to the high
way commission,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-26
SPECIAL POLICE GUARD
GRAND TRUNK TRACKS

SOUTH BEND, Ind, July 25.--City
policemen and many special officers
tonight patrolled the yards and tracks
of the Grand Trunk railroad, but there
was no indication OF new outbreak
of violence by strikers or their SYM
pathizers. General Mckee of the In
diana National guard kept a watch
full eye on the situation and said he
had ready to his call four companies
fmilitia should developments de-
mand their presence.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-26
FREIeHTs ARE STARTED

TORONTO, July 25.-Carrying out it's
promise to resume the movement of
freight, the Grand Trunk railway to-
day dispatched six freight trains from
the yards at Mimico, three to the west
and three to the east. Ten freight
trains were sent out from other points
in the province. All the trains started
from here with full crews and without
interference by Strikers.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-26
IDENTIFIES NEGRO AS
BURGLAR WHO SHOT HIM

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July 25.-
George M Lintz, dying in a hospital
from a bullet fired last night by a
burglar, has identified Albert Nc
Gowan, a negro, as the man VINO shot
him. After the arrest and identifica-
ton MCGOWAN was taken to Jail, and
there is fear that an attempt may be
made to lynch him.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-26
AT THE THEATERs

AUDITORIUM-Dark.
BELAsCO-"Billy."
BURBANK-"At the White Horse Tavern
GRAND-"A Midnight Marriage"
LOS ANGEIES-Vaudeville.
MAJEsTIC-"The Second Mrs. Tanqueray''
MASON-Dark.
OLYMPIC-Musical farce.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PRINCFSS-Muslcal farce.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-26
OFFICIALS CLAIM
STRIKE DEFEATED
Grand Trunk Announces Freight
Traffic Resumed on East
ern Division
TRAlNMEN DENY STATEMENT
Strikers Aver That Road Is Not
Doing 2 Per Cent of Nor
NAL Business
TRAlNMEN DENY STATEMENT

PONTIAC, Mich, July 25.-Refusing to
grant the request of the Grand Trunk
that he appoint so deputies to guard its
property here, Chief of Police Nelson
today swore in twelve strikers as special
officers. They were placed on duty in
the local railway yards.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-26
VOTERS ARE TO ORGANIZE
GOOD GOVERNMENT CLUB

Voters of old precinct 80 are invited
to help organize a new Good Govern
ment club for new precinct "a. The
meeting will be held Thursday evening,
July 28, at o'clock at 342 South
Figuerpa street. Come and bring in
terested friends,