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The Washington times., 1910-11-04
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S-o5 .. ~. daIly-FOr Virginia. West Viz
.-f-fa and Kentucky points Pullman Sleeo-
g 10 Cincinnati. Louisville. and Chicaao
Di,in~ car from GordOnsvilles
e-59 . M aily-CINCINNATI-ST LOUIS
CHTCAGO SPECIAL solid train 10 81
80 with Pullman sleepers 70 t-bI-ag@
S--.,s only At important stations PtIIir-e-,s.
49, eouip1nent and G. & .. dining cars
---1-1o - m daily-F- F. V LTNITED ro-
- West southwest, and Northwest Phil.
~ sleepers 20 Virginia Hot Springs, Cinc51-
- and Louisville g : .. dining ca
TrTion station Phone Main 1886 ana eses -
,i-l-ets. baggage checks. reservations. ars
saxicahs.
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
LEAVE UNION STATION,
ROYAL BLUE LINE

LEAVE UNION STATION,
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour On the Odd Houl-"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST. NEW YORK
200 a u--D.ner. Pullman PariSr Car.
800 a. m--Cafe Parlor Car
si1.o0 a. m.-Dine- and Pullman Parlor ca.
100 .. m--Dinsr ana Pullman Parior Car.
$50 ?. Royal Limited" All PViiuaa
taco D. m.-Coaches TO Philadelphia.
$50 ?. m.-Diner and Observation PSriaE
Car
800 D m--COaches TO New York
s12.I5 < T-Sleepers TO New York
s7.52 a. m--sleePers 10 Philadelphia and Nee
ATLANTIC CITY. 200. 800. tu:0o g n,
wv '-'' To Baltin.re-
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR"
iyeek Deys:- l q a. -. r. to ~ p NJ
s2.52 1900. fe:So .4:O0 80. fS;Oo $50; .s:ss
800 BIB tZ.o0 800. f2=2o $50. fI:56
t4-45 . 20 500. $50. 1850, $50 F7o9 ss:o9
800 1000. 'l9:SS. -1:se. .lz:lss y ].
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. and LOUIS
VILE, -e:I0 a m. s4-o5 p N. "121o night
PITTsBURG, $40 a m, 10. $40 ,. q.
CIEVEi.AND, ss:le D. N
COLUMBUS. $3.50 p m
SSEEsEsI ING. $40 a N. '5.u D. n.
CUMBETL.AnSD, ESsi5 p n Queen ciss
sR WINCHESTER. $40 a m. f4:o. ts.s
p FREDERICK ts.so. tsaa $50 a M. :.:sI
ft TSSS,c Frs 3 $40 a n. ts.OO p
!6aiIY. +E:xcept sunday tSunday only.
TELEPHONES 81 all ct the following
Ticket Onices- 1Ell q 81. Iel. Main ISL: SIS
etetIoS Ticket Orice. Main 1885, InfOrmafIos
TlIreau. Main ESQ
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: SEABOARD AM LINE RY.

,a-os ii N daily -Seaboard Fast Mall
--i,-o71-h coaches and Pullman sieepers .
Savan1ah and jacksonville. ParIor Car Jack
SOnviIie 70 Tampa Through Sleeper -
7-2s p m daily---SeabOard Express. cleo
frfcallv lighted sleepers and observation car
S,Tfrred with electric fans Through ser
go 10 savannah Jacksonville. Tampa Az
ANA Birmingham. and Memphis. p-a;na
TICKET onice. 1gs New York ave. n. ".
E A HARDWOOD. c T A
GEO. z PHILIPS. D P. A
n II RYAN. G. ?. A.. Portsmouth. VI.
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FOR SALE
A50o-Unusually charming northeast house-
individual design; side yard: rooms. bstb
aear both car lines. 7S2 9TH St: attractive
terms.
S5c0-New S-roOm houses. 1915 and 1915 E,
81 y l.; all the late Ideas and some ususual
ones; easy terms.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER s12 18th st. \. w
FOR SALE-Reduced 70 s. s5O-FYne. new 8
room and bath brick house. cellar: furnace
heat; one square from E. Cap. ST Rent SO so
VA. WALSH. u sSh 81 5 E
FOR SAIE-Three 6-rOom brick houses on
10Th ST near Z n W: always rented a.
gord return; would sell separately. s. 100 p
SEQ. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 6i2 14th n. "
TOR SALE-Near 18th and W sts. n w
frame dwelling In good condition: always
rented AZ $3.50 per month: price 81 500. IN
Easy terms J. L. kOLB. 92S N Y ave
FOR SALE-S-Toom house large rooms: mod
ern Improvements. rs " Y ave. ApnI,,
OWNER 81 II St y. "
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWsT
White help and moderate prices LEON (.
CAHOoE, Acme Window Cleaning Co. re-
moved to s2l G St - W Phone n. 7159-
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TAIL0RS

d. L. GORDON. 600 Z st. " w, Merchant
Tailor Latest importations and designs.
Suits guaranteed % fit, so up. pants. $3.50
up All work under my direct supervision.
GO TO WINTER, CO.. St, The Reliable
Tailor, for perfect fit; At or no pay: suits
S25 UP. Formerly with Herod. Try me and
be convinced.
r. c. MAHONEY.
TAILOR, DYER. CLEANER
1865 LNst n. ". Phone NJ. sos :.
SCHWARTZ & FRIEDMAN. AZ 9TH ST. S. w.
II 49S0-Y. Special, ladies' suits. fashlonabiy
remodeied. Dyeing and cleaning. Suits
SpOnged and pressed. S5cs pants l0c; skirts.
soc. ladieE' suits. 75c.
LADIES and gentlemen: lowest prices; clean
ing, dyeing. repairing, remOdelng. Cau
and delivered. lZl0 18th St NV. North 211S.
CARL JAEGER,
TAILOR. DYER, CLEANER.
New Headquarters. slS 18th st y. W.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

HERE ARE A FEW Or TIE extraordinary
bargains IN fne upright pianos Onered dur
Ing this expansion sale: Stien, S275: Chick
ering, Sl50s Pease, $50; EOse, $780, KlInball.
$50; Hartman, $3.50; Chase. S5A0; Shoninger.
t290. Milton. 500: Fischer. $50; Weber, $50,
and many others Easy terms Auto-piano.
good condition, $3.50 O. J. DeMOLL & CO.,
Cor 18th and @ SITS
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FOR SALE-FOR COLORED BUYER, ex-
cep6onalh- desirSble house on T St y w
near 18th Deep lot. Stable. s. 200. Other
houses IN same neighborhood, S21o0 I'd.
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER SD I4th St y N
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PRINTING

Printing of Every Description.
Done promptly and satisfactorily
Lawyers briefs, bill heads, envelopes,
programs. cards. blotters. any kind Of
advertising matter. No Job too small;
none too big for US to handle. Let Us
give you our estimates before having
your work done elsewhere.
VIRGINIA PRINTING CO.,
Gl4 9Th St N W. Main ma
START FALL BUSINESS PROPER
With STONER & HUGHES,
Printing Of Every Description
BEST WORK AT LOWEST PRICES
81 ST. y. w Main 1914
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.

FOR SALE-Several s-room houses in Alex
ancria county, near Clarendon and Cherrv-
dale. on easy terms 70 right parties
ASHTON {. JONES. Alex 60. Courthouse
Reaidencs. Oak ss.s Clarendo1-
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SEWING MACHINES

$50 SINGER, so; $50 New Hons Sl7.59; $50
te5 Davis. $40 Box top s. UP. New machines
81 down, SOC per weeS. All makes Rented
Man. Sd and H SITS. y. W. NJ. 32S5.
SINGER DROP HEAD sewing machine
slightly used. $40. call after D. m. 91
II 81. n. E
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PHYSICIANS

DIR. REED, Specialist,
S04 18th Street.
q years successful practice in the cure Of
chronic and nervous diseases means
health you IL you suffer from
catarrh. obesity. rheumatism. ConstI-
patton, piles. throat. lung. brain. heart, blood
and skin diseases. nervous debility. kidney
diseases, bladder troubles, specific blood UOi-
soning, eruptions. ulcers
CHARGES LOW. INCLUDING MEDICINES
Private Waiting Rooms fer Ladies.
Ofice Hours: 10 70 ]. to G, Sundays. 10 to II
sos SEVENTEENTH ST. N w.
DRUGLESS HEALING THAI CURES 10
comotor-AtaXia, Rheumatism, Paralysis apa
the incurable (so-called). ailments. ParnphIe-
tells you all about it. Mailed or at office
free. Consultation free. Watch this spaco
next Sunday. PROF. II. N d PARKER
1922 9Th st. y. ". Hours 10 to ..
DIR. NICHOLSON, 1905 II ST. N W.-Uric
Acid cause nervousness. insomnia govt
rheumatism, sciauca. headache, and other
troubles. All are durable. Electric treat
ment cures nerve troubles. chorea, St Vitus
daIce and gOitres.
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and bath: modern; IN fine 4. ". uaiEhbor-
hood and near cars $500 LOUIS p.
SHOE3LAKER s12 14th 81 n W.
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ONLY UP-To-DATE full dress and tuxedo
suits Tor hire u. T. PINES, Merchant
TsilOr. zoos 9Th St n. w.
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THING

HAVE those loose tile reset by PROCTOR
the practical man. TakOma Park. D. c.
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

DROP POSTAL for our estimates on house
repairing and remodsling. J. B. GIBBS
1879 L ST N W. Phone y 1907 and n Isao II
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

50 SION POTOMAC RIVER. 3 mile. Gown
; acres, 7-rOOm house, az necessary ont
buildings; private boat landing; exchange civ
property Apply 1e9 z y. W.
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FOR EXCHANGED new lone. " z. %
car line. rooms. bath. cellar. gas range.
rented, for suburban or country properly
Apply OWNER. Room 70. Colorado Bldg
WANTED-To lease 6-rooun house, Izrxs lot
near p T. ave. ~ K Give rent and flif
Office
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HOTEL APARTMENTS

NEW HOTEL BANCROFT.
Cor. 18th and II SITS. y. W
American and European plans
Special weekly and monthly rates
PHONE n 4SoO.
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MEETINGS Sunday Monday. Thursday.
?. nj daily readings at home Of Mrs. J. E
MALTBY, S33 NJ St y w Phone \ 900
MRS WHITE VIII have her seance on
wednesday and Friday evenings O'Clock
40 sth st y. w
npCcc cIJJTc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23

que sole ~ podrS eoRscguir por un
exsraordinario dcsarrollo economical
y mucha parsimonia en- los gaxios pa
blieos. 0tra razon O. que los poksicos
japoncces eonoeen los enormcs recur-
SOS y Ia encrgias de csta repdblca- Ei
Jap6n podria obtencr algunos Sxitoe
en- los eomienaos dc Ia lncha; pcro, al
final, quedaria arruinado
Los Esiados Unidos, es Ia naeloR
que compra mayor cantidad de pro-
ductos japoneses; 81 ano siete los To-
mo por valor de l3l millones de yens,
mientras que lnglaterra, La aliada del
Japon, solo llego a % y medic milo
mes. Y esta republica vende a los Ja-
poneses articulos que ellos necesitan !;
~ de aqui-dice Mr.. Green-que, pa
ra las classes comerciales de aquel i'm
periO, seria una calamidad la guerra,
triunfase quien triunfase"
Ademas, Mr. Green We una prueba
de las intenciones pacificas del Jap6n
en- la modestia de sus armamentOs ma
wales, comparados con los de las
otras grandes potencias. Los japOne-
ses tienen, ahora, un "DreadnOught" "
a flOte, otro casi terminado y otrOs
dos en- astillero, un crucero de 14,6OO
toneladas hacienda pruebas y OtrO
a1n no terminado; y estan decretadOs
tres cruceros de 5000 toneladas. "Es-
te es su programa-dice Mr.. Green
y comparable con los de lnglaterra,
Alemania, los Estados UnidOs y Fran
cia, no revela recelos acerca de los de-
signios de las otras pOtencias navaleS,
y ciertamente, no implica amenaza al
guna para los Estados Unidos" p"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23
De Ponce

- dicc que Il joVen Alfonso, no trN-
,sha DE- saicidAr~e. q. jneaha con unos
muehachoS. dicicndole: "a que ne ma-
o.
IN loS oolSillos. h. cnconiraron -
dollars. IN hillsiss. dos arcs dc ORC. Una
Sortiia con un hrillanie. un retra'o de
una sehorita americana, dos ret-stos
mas varios ohietos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23
DESDE WASHINGTON

Esa historic de bias japoneseS
que vicne de Manil~-y que os diver
tida. como todoS los casos de cspiona-
ie. cuando no son tragieos-cs un re-
fuerEo para los patrioterOs o jim
goes" amcricanos. que denuncian el
"peligro amarillo" Los dos cspias Sc
llaman. declaran llamarse, kawada
y Suganami. & intentaron comprarle 4
un soldado americana fotografIas de
las fortiticaciones de la isla del Core
gidor Han sido detenidos; pero segun
aqui Sc ha publicado-y tengo por in
verosimil-no Sc les puede castigar,
porque no rige en- Filipinas ley alguna
que les sea APPLICABLE 81 este es cierto
y repito que dudO que lie sea-ha-
bra que apresurarse i hacer esa ley,
siquiera para tranquilizar algO a los
'jingoes'' Con esta historic, verda-
dera, Sc nos ha servido Otra, tambien
fiihpina, pero no comprobada, acerca
de una islita en- que Sc ha establecido
una colonia japonesa y desde dOnde
Sc intr0ducen armas en- el restO del
Archipelago
Y, para completar el "menu' del
dia, sc nos comunica de Paris que ell
almirante Fournier, un0 de los mas
instruidos Y reputados marinos fran
ceses. ha publicado un art1culo, en- ell
que considera inevitable. la guerra en-
tre los Estados Unidos y ell .Jap6n. Co
mo ell senOr almirante es cOmpatriota
del gran Moliere, habra que recordar-
lie 10 de: ''iSois joyero, monsieur
Jossel" 81 fuera de nuestra familia,
le dirlamos: "Cada uno trata de 10
que mata Porque Mr. Forunier al
anunciar 10 inevitable de esa guerra,
afirma que ella Sc generalizaria; este
es, que no Sc limitaria al Jap6n y a
los Estados Unidos Deduction: que
el Parlamento frances debe seguir vO-
tando creditos mas creditos para ar
mamentoS navales
IIara bien en- votarlos; hara bien
el Congreso americana en- no descui-
dar los gastos de Marina, como no los
descuida. mientras haya una gran po-
tencia que arme, las demas tienen que
armar Puede el cOnflicto venir pOr
los Estados Unidos Y ell Japon 8 pue-
de venir por otras naciOnes; en- la
provision de 10 que ocurra, es induda-
Bile que los armamentos salen mas ba-
ratios que las derrotas.
He habIado. en- 0tra carta. de las
buenas razOnes que, segun el doctor
Green, reci6n llcgado del ,Jap0n, tie
ne aquel imperio para no desear la
guerra con esta republica. Una de
elias es que los financieros iaponeses
consideran necesarios diez amos, 10
menOs, de paz, para aligerar la abru-
madora carga de la Deuda; resultado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23

DistritO, en- ell case de Severe Colon,
(a) Vientos, para quien el jurado dio
un veredicto de asesinato en- segundo
grado.
Abril 81 de 1910.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23

Saturnino Reucer, trat6 de envene-
narse. tomando una dosis de acido f6ni-
go. Fut tarsladado al Hospital FricO-
che asistido por el practicante Guar
rioneX Cruz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23

FL sabado reaparecera en- LA Per
Ia. la compania de zarzuela Muloz,
pn la que figura la genial Luisa Bono
ris
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23

Siguc neior de los golpes que reel
hiera. Ia senorita Monserratc GonrSleZ,
Z, consecuencia de haberse salido del
alambre del carro electrico cl palo que
nnc al carro con el alambre y fue =
chocar con uno de los postes. prOducien-
do Va consiguiente alarma pOr 10 que
Ia gente sc tiraba del carro.
La senorita Gonzalez, tuvo Ia des-
gracia de caer de espaldas, recIbien-
do un golpe en- la cabeza.
I'm el vapor Julia embarco para Gu
ba ell seiior don GustavO r. Neuman,
accompanied de su esposa de una her
mana de esta.
Feliz viaje les deseamos
Saturnino Reucer, trat0 de enyene-
narse. tomando una dosis de acido f6ni-
90. Fut tarsladado al Hospital TrioO-
che Y asistido por el practicante Guar
rionex Cruz.
FL sabado reaparecera en- La Per
Ia la compania de zarzuela MuToz,
Fh Ia que llgura Id genial A'il'' l'>'''-
flS'
"ohzalez, abusara "ei honor oe S'+ HlJa
tliidfla' apeian"o l" in"S "iu'1A
Io,,2l,, f,,n 1o,a,,;d, NOV. /, ~,lf:;,
Iand,l;ro pr+;g go da.lar6 api;,.hla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23

En- el vapor Julia, embarco para Gu
ba ell seiior don Gustavo r. Neuman,
acompanado de su esposa Y de una her
mana de esta.
Feliz viaje les deseamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23

La policia ha sorprendido en- estoo i'll
3imos dias. varias iugadas 10 pr0hi-
Dido y puesto los jugadorcs q disposl-
zion de Lon y hcOSta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23

4 Siete amos de presidio, coUdea5 Il,
4orte de Distrito. a Carlos Galar2t pOr
siclito contra -natura
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23

CORRESPONS Al.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-23

I.andehno Ortiz, Sc declare cGlpable
-lcl delito de homicidio voluntarIo y Ia
Corte ha seialado el % para dicta~ sen
trncia.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-12
AGE AND MARRIAGE

Editor Herald: There should be
law forbidding men to marry women
much older than themselves. That
"love is a matter of the soul, not of
age" may be true, but when a young
man thinks of marrying a woman ten
or more years older than himself he
is not in love. After marriage he will
awake from the matter of the SOUL"
but he cannot change the age, and
woman ages when man seems to
stand still.
1t is the duty of every clean-cut
young man to marry and raise fam
ily. "A man is but half a man until
he has a family" Should he marry
woman older than himself, nine times
out of ten there are no children. After
few years he will take to watching
young and happy married couples out
with their children-and where is the
fun without them ?-and he will look at
his wife and note the difference. Then
comes dissatisfaction.
The only real happy marriage OF this
kind | ever knew Of was where the
woman had so many millions that her
age did not count. Get busy, boys;
hunt up nice girls younger than your
selves and get married. Never mind
the salary. If the girl loves you she
will help you rise in the world. Small
beginnings are always the best.
MOTHER OF THREE BOYS.
South Pasadena, Sept. TO-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-12
First Aid to the Embarrassed
tIIarper's Weekly

and l am therefore fastening it to the
floor a bit more securely, so that the
maid may be unable to move it.
know from past experience that there
is nothing so trying to the nerves Of a
tired man or woman as the impression
sometimes gained even in first class
homes like this one of yours, that the
apartment above has been turned into
a scenic railway with trunks instead of
cars to accommodate passengers.
When you have secured the afternoon
off to attend the funeral of your grand
mother and find yourself seated next
to your employer on the grandstand at
the ball game, who greets you with a
questioning glare.
Answer-"She, too, was fond of the
game, Mr.. Slobbers. Why, would you
believe it, when her will was read this
morning, among other bequests to me,
her favorite grandchild. was a rain
check admitting me to today's game,
coupled with last dying request that
as a memorial to her I should forget
my grief and come here to cheer the
Giants while she was carried to that
bourne whence no traveller e'er re-
turns? Repugnant as pleasure of any
kind is to me aC this time, so great is
my affection for her that | am here,
stepped in woe, but ready to do my
little for her sake to spur the cham
pions on to-play BALL"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-12

n Harpers weekly
ing, on the ground itself, familiar OBJ
jects. But he is In an entirely new en-
vironment; he must judge all things
from an entirely different point of
view, and there is but one single thing
that he could make a report on that
would be worthy of consideration, and
that is the actual movement Of a body
of troops on an open terrene. But his
reports as to the strength, its destina-
tion or rate of movement, could be ac-
cepted by no commander and practical
Iy all the rest of his information would
be erroneous.
Peering down from a great height, 1t
would be impossible for him to deter
mine the depth of streams, their bot
tom or their currents or the thickness
of ice. He could not ascertain the
angle or height of declivities. Looking
down from the perpendicular upon
these he could have no means OF de-
termining whether or not they be-
longed to a deep gorge or a shallow
ravine. He could not ascertain the To-
cation of fords and whether in adjoin-
ing thickets they were defended by
bodies of troops or by wired entangle-
ments in the ford itself. 1t would be
impossible for him, loking down upon
woods. villages and forests, to ascer-
tain whether or not they contained
troops, and If troops what kind of
troops or the number What would APP
pear to him to be gap in the enemy's
lines might in all probability be their
strongest position.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-12
ELIEs In The "eRuRD

Editor Herald: Flies, flies, flies!
Where can a poor devil who earns
about $40 a week get enough to eat,
and not have to eat flies or their leaV-
ings? Los Angeles is a good town,
but is lacking in some improvements
in our public grub places, both as to
cleanliness and prices. 1 went to a
good restaurant the other day, but 1t
cost about rs cents to get square meal
for a dinner. This included soup,
meat, potatoes. beets, corn on the cob,
lettuce and tomatoes, and desert with
coffee.
There seems to be a field for some
woman-women are clean
er about all food, cooking and serving,
that these young men who are so
much in evidence at our public eating
places-to do a big business and make
money.
Better still. let the city do It. Why
not? Is not the health Of people worth
as much as their education, police pro
lection, etc? GROWLEK.
Los Angeles, Sept. 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-12

trade breezes is the establishment by
the Los Angeles Investment company
of a $500,0OO plant to supply material
for several thousand houses it pro-
poses to erect in the next few years.
1t is said that the company's projected
outlay through a term of years will be
upward of $lO,UvOO0O.
These are only the most important
items in a development that even in
Southern California, accustomed as it
now is to phenomenal things in the
way of growth. influx of new capital
and increasing population, astonishes
and causes wonder as to what is the
limit. Los Angeles does not invite peo-
pie to make their home here on blind
faith in the future. 1t has the proofs
of its present and tangible assurance
of it's continued prosperity.
Our climate is an immense asset, but
it is not all. The newcomer, whether
he is a tourist or a colonist, will make
no mistake if he hastens to make him
self an active part of the development
that has only fairly got under way.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-12

When a tall man with the eye OF
ferret and the step of sleuth, VINO
has been on your trail for several Gays,
finds you in, and has you cornereo III
your own library, and remarks: 1 am
a bill collector, Mr.. Binks.
Answer-Are you, indeed? HOW very
interesting! SO am 1! l fancy l nave
the largest collection of unpaid pllls
in this community, and take a special
pleasure in showing them to those VINO
NAV be Interested. Now as connols-
seur in bills, you will appreciate TINS
charming little bit from my grocer.
See with what grace he has etched tnat
little allusion to three pecks OF pota-
toes there on the third line. And that
engrossed please remit-have you ever
seen that mystic, not to say cryptlc'
intimation more beautlfully susses|
ed ?'' etc, until your visitor fees.
When your landlord, suddenly enter
inq your room for which the rent is
two months overdue, finds you ousily
engaged in screwing your trunk TO the
floor and stands gazing at you III
speechless wonder. ~
Answer-I am very much afralu' Mr.
Swallerbox, that the constant moving
of NV trunk up and down the moor oy
your very vigllant sweep IN her
daily and relentless search for dust mas
seriously annoyed my good neighoors
the Blitherses in the apartment oelo"'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-12

General Homer Lea
Those who regard the aeroplanes as
invaluable In warfare, far beyond it's
possibilities, are led to their conclusions
by two errors; first, they do not diff
ferentiate between the wonder of the
invention, per Sc, and the limitation
of it's application. Second that this
conquest OF the heavens has nothing to
do with the subjugation of man. 1t
has not invented into him new facul-
ties; and yet 1t is man and not ma
chimes that we have to deal with.
While 1t has given new means of mill
tAry observation, 1t does not follow
that these observations will be more
ineligible nor his deductions more re-
liable, nor his judgment and genius. his
valor and endurance, superior to what
1t had been before.
The unreliable and diverse opinions
of scouts on things that they have been
In actual contact with is we'll known
military phenomenon, and one that is
perfectly natural, since there are no
two men whose perceptive faculties are
identical. A good scout Is one of the
rarest elements in an army, for he Is
good only because he has lived in an
environment and followed vocation
that develops the faculties of obserVa-
ton and renders them acurate. An
aerial scout, on the other hand, sud
denly shoots forward out of a vocation
that has nothing to do with those ele-
ments that would give reliability to his
reports even though he were inspect