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THE WEATHER
■ t/pa ANGELAS, Nctv. M, liX»._
Tlnie.JTh er. |Hum. |Wlna!Tvic:y. | Wthr.
8w.m.l 4t ' I 77 I NX ■ « |Ll~Hajn
temperature 49.
Minimum temperature tl.
' Itn Infill I past 24 hourx, .07.
Rainfall for sensnn, ,63.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
/ 11 '
OURNEY-HILKER-James Ourney, aged
tl, a native of Missouri and a resident
of South Pasadena, and Kmmn Milker,
aged 19, ii native of Missouri and a resi-
dent of St. Louis. • '
A CKLEY-JILBON - Edward N.*Ack-
ley, aged 71, a native of Michigan and
a resident ..I Los Angeles, and Melissa
. A. Jillson, aged 70, native of Vermont
and a resident of Oakland.
BAIRD-HINCLAIR-George Balrd, ajred
3 9, native of Wisconsin, and Daisy Bin
flair, aged 27, native of Illinois; both
residents of I, on Angeles.
N IMS-ItROWN— David NUM. aged 24, a
native or Kansas and resident of Los
Angeles, and Rachel Brown, aged 20, •'
nallve of lowa and resident M Long
GAYDON-DEOEOVANNINI-flenry Gay-
don, and 24, native of France, and
Catherine Degoovsnnlnl, nged iJ, natlvo
of Italy: both residents of Los Angeles.
LOPEZ- VAUZULA-Manuel L"P?z. d. a
native of Mexico, and cc f delta fc V" u *"'
aged 16, native of Mexico; both rest-
dents of Log Angeles. , ,
ROSS-THONX-Kclley Ross, aged 37, a
native of Tennessee, and l.ula ihonx,
aged 33, native of New York; both rcsl-
W d ARNE-GOU LD- ? rhomas Warne, BRe.l
2 6 native of Kansas and resident of
Los Angeles, and Llla Gould, aged 20, a
native of Wisconsin and a resident of
EVaVo-REKSE— Joe Evaro, aged 67, a
EVARO-REEBF:-Jop Evaro, n-^
native of California, and Anna Reese,
aged 17, a native of California; both
residents of Chatsworth Park. \
ERVIN-KUHN— Charles Krvin, aged 36,
natlvo of Ohio, and Adelelne Kiihn,
aged 28, native of West Virginia; both
residents of Los Angeles.
MEISSEN-SOUTHSTONE— Fred Meis-
sen, aged 24, native of Nebraska, and
Rirth Southstone, aged 20, native of
New York; both residents of llyne.*,
Cal.
MUNSON-RUSSELL— George Munson,
aged 28, native of California and a resi-
dent of Newman, Cal., and Kdna Rus-
sell, aged 23, native of North Dakota
and a resident of Los Angeles.
BRUTTIG-HANNON — Peter Hruttlg,
aged 30, native of California, and Mar-
ttaret Hannon, aged 22, native of Cali-
fornia; both residents of Los Angeles.
W ILLIAMS-CRUM — Pearl Williams,
aged 21, native of Missouri, and Jane
Crum, aged 17, native of Texas; both
residents of Long Beach.
BRIDGES-THOBA BEN— llenrv Bridges,
nged 20, native of Illinois and resident
of Pasadena, and Martha Thobaben,
aged 22, native of Wisconsin and resi-
dent of Los Angeles.
ALLEN-MOSHER— George Allen, aged
"2. native of New York, and Kate Mo-
slier, aged 29, native of California; both
residents of Los Angeles.
GUZMAN-ALFARO - Pablo Guzman,
- aged 22. native of Mexico, and ' Maria
Alfaro. aged 18, native of Mexico;, both
residents of Los Angeles.
FORSYTH-JONES-James Forsyth. aged
2!>, native of Scotland and resident of
Mexico City. Mexico, and Anna Jones,
aged 27. native of Utah and resident of
•- San Gabriel.
SPLITTSTOESSER-STEVENS — William
; . Spllttstoesser. aged 29, native of- Min-
nesota, and Nettle. Stevens,' aged 28, a
native of California; both residents of
' Los Angeles.
GIDEON-McDONOUGH— Gilbert Gideon,
aged 24, native of Missouri, and Blanche
• McDonough, aged 21, native of Iowa;
both residents of Los Angeles.
TAYLOR-WILLIAMS— John Taylor, aged
6 0, native of Missouri, mid Anna Wil-
liams, aged 64, native of Canada; both
residents of Los Angeles.
STEVENS-KELLEY— Graham Stevens,
■ aged 39, native of Missouri, and Mary
• Kelley, aged 28, native of Kentucky;
both residents of Los Angeles.
McGUIGAN - HAWTHORNE — Melville
McGulgan, aged 26, native, of Kansas,
and Margaret Hawthorne, aged 22, a
■ natlvo of Ohio; both residents of Long
Beach.
THOMPSON-DUGUETTE— F. Thompson,
• ,aged 24, native of Indiana, and Eva Du-
quette, aged 22, native of Kansas; both
4 residents of Los Angeles.
TARIN-BRRNAL— Lnure Tarln. • clued 22,
•'native of Texas, and Jessie Berna>>
aged 19, native of Mexico; both resi-
dents of Los Angeles.
EAGER-ALLOTT— Charles Eager, aged
. 58, native of Ohio, and Sylvia Allot
; aged 37, native of Pennsylvania; both
residents of Los Angeles. ,
BENJAMIN-ATWOOD— Benjamin,
aged 34, native of Illinois, and Jessie
At wood, aged 34. native of Michigan;
both residents of Los Angeles.
DEATHS
KEEFER— Lewis, aged 20 years, Califor-
nia hospital; typhoid fever.
KASPER— Annie, aged 30 years, county
hospital; peritonitis."
nil, AND— Emma, aged 34 years, 407 East
• Forty-sixth street; convulsions.
M ARNGO—E xIgno, aged 30 years, 625 Col-
lege street; phthisis pulmonalls..- .
WEBBER— Herman, aged 5 months, 113
South St. Louis street; meningitis.
PENDERGAST— Nora, aged 4 days, 1021
Naucl street; Inanition. ■
KARLOW— David, aged ' 27 years, 2241
Wall street; hemorrhage. • •
PALMER— Leonidas. aged 71 years, 2521
Wabash street; meningitis. -
RUSH— Netea, aged 13 years, emergency
hospital: inanition.
M IYAKAWA— aged 25 years,
Japanese hospital; peritonitis.
B OWKER—E IIen, aged 74 years, 2618 El-
lendale place; diabetes.
I ,I'NDSKV-M ary, aged 70 years, 907 West
Twenty-eighth street; arterlo* sclerosis.
MATURA— K.. aged 34 years, county hos-
pital; phthisis pulmonnlis.
MOORE— Mollle, aged 01 years, county
hospital: pneumonia.
JOHNSOH-Adello, aged 55 years, ■ «51
Ruth venue; cancer. ,
F RIEDOEN—E mIIe, aged 21 years, 2017
West Seventh street; pneumonia.
BIRTHS
FROEHLK'II— Henry and wife, 1314
Flower street, a boy.
MENSl'll — William and Wife, 3COO South
Main street, a girl.
D UNTLEY—L IIas and wife. 2312 Hunter
street, a girl.
f iIPPMAN—Sam— Sam and wife, 2282 E street,
a boy.
Pee' ft Chase Co., undertakers and
embalmerr 1 lady assistants. 433 S. Hill.
t ») w»i- m.
HINtS & GO.. Funeral Directors
Hurt- moved lo their aew building oil
the >'. 10. cor. loth unit I'loiver.
B oil) phones 65. Lady assistant.
FUNERAL NOTICE
• ■' _ BECiv— At 745 South Alvarado
y%_ntreot, November 24, 1906. Samuel
V JfT P. deck, brother of Peter P. Beck
/ \/\ and Mary A. Chappelle, aged 71
" 1" years. Funeral from the Masonic
Temple, 431 South Hill street, Tuesday,
Nov. 27, at 2 p. in., under the auspices
of Southern California Lodge 278. F4
and A. M. Friends Invited. • ■
LOST AND FOUND
LOST— A LADIES' CLOSED^FACE
watch, with leather automobile fob, be-
tween S ml ii p. m. Friday night, Hope
and Pico. Watch valued as Keepsake.
Liberal reward If returned to Lee Motor
Car Co.. 1218 8. Main st.
LOST— A GOLD PIN ON SAN PEDRO
between 17th and Pico or either on
San Pedro ami Myrtle. A picture of
my mother and the only one. Finder
return to 742 East I .Hi
A LARGE BLACK* HOG STRAYED
Into my yard three or four days ago.
Owner can "ye same by calling .Mr.
EDMISTO. Phone Boyle 896. goo
South _Qless. _
F OUND—B MALL~BAY'~HORSE~WITH
cotton rope. NKTTI.KToN. Indiana,
-.mil, of gtaphenson, vi phone Park
_L - - •
SHOES REPAIhEO
Mi'iNi HO AX ■ fc StH.KH, SEW 'KIi, II I, A
dlra' 7Do. Factory Bbce Btore 813 W. 8.
CHURCH NOTICE*
crfmaT chukcii — corner isth
and Flower. Rev. RnVer P. l.rr-. ren-
tor; Sunday Services nt ti n. m. »nd
7 :30 p m.; early l^hrntion holy com-
munion on third Sunday snd Hnlnt«'
Day, it 7:30 n, m. Strangers es-
pecially Invited. University eaf«
pass the door. T!io»fe desiring tele-
phone connection* for "shut-Ins" tele-
phone 7912. Church physician m th»
church every mornlnif from 8:30 to
» :$O, Serviteii end m»< Irln" fr«# ta
all. Church open dally for private
TJrayer from * n. m. until !. p. m.
PENIEL HALf.. 227 "OITH MAIN
streett — A noonday prnyor meeting Is
held each week day, 12 to 1 o'clock.
Gospel meeting every night nt 7:50 p.
m . Run. l.'M- service* 11s folio !) n.
m., men's prayer mi ■ ling; ft:4r., Bab-
bath school «nd Ulble class; 11
o 'c!t»elt, prenchhiß; -I p. m., holiness
meeting; evni ■•.. - 1 1 m 11 • - service nt
night. Rev. T. ,■ FTKUKon, Mrs. M.
P . Fergunon and O. It. stiuld. super*
Intendents of the mission.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH*,
Hope street, near Ninth. floats fr*e,
Rev. William Horace Day, D. D., pus-
tor; Rev. Warren F. Day. D. D., pastor
emeritus; Hurry Clifford Lott, chnlr
director; Dean Waller F. Hkeele. or-
ganist. Morning . rvlce, II o'clock. Rev.
Warren F. Day will preach. Evening
service, 7:80 o'clock Musi<-n; service,
portions of Oaul's "Holy City." with
other vocal and Instrumental selection*,
will be given by the - ir.niisi and double
_quartet ;j _ Hhort address by Dr. Day.
SECOND CHUHCH OK CHRIST] SCl-
e nlist. Simpson Auditorium, 7»l 9. Hope
st. Services Sunday 11 a. m. and I p.
M .i sermon from the Christian Science
Quarterly. Subject, ■■<•.."! the Only
Cause .111.1 Creator." Children's Sunday
school D:iW a. m. Wednesday evening
meeting nt 8 o'clock. Rending rooms.
5 10-511 Herman .W. Hellmnn bldg.,
Spring and Fourth Rts'., open dally.
Sundays excepted, from 9 a. m. to 5
p . m. ).■.;< ..
ST. PAUL 8 CATHEDRAL. 0??. S. OLIVE
street (near the 10-.idliifi hotels), tho
Rev. J. ,T. Wllklno. D. D.. dean and
rector. Services, 7:30 (Sunday school
9 :S0) and 11:30 a. m.. 7:30 p. m. Young
Peop' meeting, 6:45 p. m. The rector
will preach, morning subject, "Body
and Spin.;' 1 evening. "What Ought Re-
ligion to Do for Us?" The doors of
this church are always open to all
sorts and conditions of men. Come y»
apart and rest awhile. All welcotno.
ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 614
W . Adams, near Flgucroa' street. Rev.
Lewis G. Morris, rector; Sunday, ser-
vices, 7:30 a. m., 11 a. m., 5 p. m, This
Is a FREE church and all are cordi-
ally invited. Take the Grand afenue
car to Adams street and walk one
block west. Take the University car
to Chester place, walk through Ches-
ter place and one block east on
Adams street.
THE LOS „' NGELES FELLOWSHIP.
Benjamin Fay Mills, permanent min-
ister. Regular mid-week meeting
Wednesday evening 8 o'clock. Symphony
hall. Special Thanksgiving service, with
three minute addresses by Mr. end Mrs.
Mills and the associate minister, Mr.
Blight, followed by a testimony meeting.
Open to all. Everyone cordially In-
vited. 1 .
DENTISTS
SCHIFFMAN DENTAL CO.,
1 07 N. Spring St.— Painless extract-
. Ing, filling, crown and bridge work,
flexible rubber plate. Pure gold 1111-
lngs.I Ings. 75c- up; all other ' fillings, 60c
up; cleaning teeth. 50c up; gold
crowns and bridge work, $5.00 up; sets
teeth, $5.00 up. Also open evenings
and Sunday forenoons.
DR. WM. BACHMAN, DENTIST, FOR*-
merly of Minneapolis, is permanently
located at 209-10 Johnson Bldg., 4th
and Broadway. • Both phones. .
DR. FLECKENSTEIN, DENTIST, 132 N.
Broadway, Thorpe bldg. High grade den-
tal work. Open evenings and Sunday.
DR. CICERO STEVENS, DENTIST,
suite 411-412 Lankershlm bldg.
FRANK STEVENS. 324 ',<■ SO. Sl'ltlNO.
SANITARIUMS . .
M KB. M. HEKHKttT'B BANITAftIUM-
Massage. baths of all kinds, newly
■ equipped with needle spray and shower;
— Russian and Turkish baths a specialty
chiropody, manicuring; scalp and facial
massage. 225H West Ist at. Home 3SU9.
NEW SANITARIUM,-6 2 9 %*S. BDWAY.
Electric,, vibratory massage, vapor,
alcohol and., sulphume baths. Sail
glow, manicuring, chiropody and face
massage. Phone il.'i32. ''
BATHS AND MASSAGE
MANICURING, SHAMPOOING, FACIAL
massage and oil rubs.
Have you
Tried
Them? ••
Room 1, 610& S. SPRING.
SANITARY BATHS. SCIENTIFIC MAS-
sago, nervousness and rheumatism sue-
, cessfully treated. 018V4 S. SPRING st.,
suite 9. Hours 9 a. m,. to 11 p. m. Open
. Sundays. ; . ■'■:.'., ":'...■ ',; • ■%..■■
INDIGESTION. NERVOUS . DISEASES
and rheumatism cured without drugs.
Expert massage. Physicians' ■ refer-
ences. HARRIETT E. . LAMB, ll»Mi
S . Spring. Home phone A 6130; ' ! . .
THE ONLY PALATIAL BATH PAR-
lors in the city for a first class bath,
massage and electric treatment. 127
N . Bdway. 10 a. m. to 12 p. m. Open
Sundays. ..,-.■
thJTmitchell baths— vapor AND
steam, salt and electric tub baths,
massage, alcohol and oil rub; open
Sundays. 218 N. MAIN ST.. room 1.
LEWIS PARLORS. ; SUGGESTIVE
vitaopat chiropody, electric and mag-
netic massage. 207 N. Broadway, room
2 02. Hours 10 to 9; closed Sundays. .
PALATIAL BATHS-EASTERN- TRAIN-
ed operators. Formerly 127 1 /. N. Bdway.;
now Viii, N. SPRING ST. Hours 10 to
1 2 p. m. Tel. Home A 2423.
YOU ARE NOT HURRIED WHEN YOU
go t0. 125 TEMPLE STREET for bath
and massage. ' No slkhs In window.
Best of patronage solicited. •■
LONDON MANICURE 'AND MASSAGK
paviors, Nubian perfumed treatment.
Located nt 141V4 N. Broadway, parlor 6.
Select patronage solicited.
ELECTRIC INSTITUTE. 220 FRANK-
I in St., room 6, Including baths, mas-
sage and electric blanket, sweats tor
rheumatism.
MASSAGE AND CHIROPODY PAR-
lors. Lessons given In geometric as-
trology. Room 12. 145 W. STH ST., I
the Chester.
THE ROSENBERG— BATHS AND MAS-
tag», 509 ., W ' Tempi, St.. room 2. Home
A .'.076 Formerly 127 N. HroHdway
SULPHUME. VAPOR. ELECTRIC AND
tub bath*. masßage anil chiropody.
7 01 V, S. BDWAY. Phone Main 3133.
3 21 S. HILL ST., BATHS, MASSAGES
for colds, rheumutlsm. nervousness.
Hrs. U to 10 p. m. open Sundays, rin. 8.
DR. MAUD HOLLEY, VACUUM~~i)E~.
veloper. 245 Vi S. Spring, room 3.
Phone 7340.
ELECTRIC TREATMENTS AND ALCO-
m hoi rubs 141 V 4 N. BROADWAY,
room 7.
ALCOHOL RUBS AND ELECTRIC
treatments. I ill,;, N. Broadway, Vudiii 7.
SOCIETY NOTICES ,
"ONOMANCV" ii liii-; WONDKRFI 1
Bulence of delineating character by the
color vibrations of the letters of your
name. Don't laugh. at • this until you
have heard Mrs. X, Gertrude Smith's
lecture and witnessed her delineations
before the Progressive club In Symphony
hall, (_ B. Hill street, this evening at
1 o'clock. Vocal nolu by th« brfiuunl
dramatic soprano, Miss [on« Esther
ilariu-lil. Free. t-mncr
CONTRACTORS
We Ht'll, l) 4-UOOM 7BUNGA'LO7 BUNGA'L0 W, 1300
2 room *175 Low bid* on all clubm>B of
buildings. I'liinn free. l.l')A\'i:it
OUKNTIIART & co., in... 434 8. Hill st.
PATENTS AND PATENT RIGHTB
tJ.w.AKD - HAItI'HAM, HIUNtC-H
A gi-y. CltUtu* Kat. ilk. blUv. Hook
1 (r«e.
LOS ANOELES HERALD: TUESDAY MORNTNG. NOVEMBER 27. 1906.
WANTED
Help— Msl»
W/fl >i I T ! oni»Bns Hn P
DBl&il M filLl/ ' 1 <>" IiLLH,
[|»>«K\ i:'iniiU!F.vr «<il■^.^
C . W. .IENKB « CO.. M East »««•
end street, |,os Angeles, Cal. Uoth
phones; Horn« 389, Main 38$.
Carefully selected male nnd ferns lc
lieln nt nil (toiKTlpttons ami national!-
i .t-s, fi/rnlaned promptly.
CftrfHSnttri^ WnrkomlthK, rancH hands,
milkers, scraper tenm*t»i-s, wa^on
teamsters, milkers, transfer drlvero. ex-
> press drivers, man drive cool team,
man drive fcrllllsser wagon, horse enf-
rcrs, 5 ranch teamsters, »*i mo. and fd.;
other good positions at top wn— ••!, m:iu
and wife for hath home, Wn mo nnd
ni I Jap wnltpr. Jap kitchen boy, Jap
laiirxlry hoy, Jap hoi.Ke boy, Jap cook.
liimp cook, >'i" mo.: ranch cook .mil tun
helpers, $Hf» mo.; waiters, dishwashers;
other good positions.
RED CROSS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
Kit Kb si Second street.
We furnish help of ill kinds; our pal
rons win rimi thai the service we will
be able to give them In the future will
be even better than In the nnst. ns we
hnve flow 11 lame female department as
weil ns mnle. We would like to have
you ill •••■•■. Inspect our quarters, Car-
pfiit.T . )Ui nnd $4; miners, W. 60; Bhnfl
men. II; milkers. $40; ranch hand*,
lnliorern, mnn to run grader, man and
wife for ranch; tenmsters, etc., etc.,
also hotel and restaurant help of nil
kinds. See wiiai we have to olTerl We
also have work of nil kinds far l*lle.-
Cnll find see our list.
itr.n CHOIR rmpi.oymest AOBIfCY)
I.'M KnNl Second Street.
Mnln 8820 llomp 7(17,0
Select help of all kinds furnished
promptly. Call on us for all your help
nnd work. Our selection of work we
have to offer will be found to be among
the Inrgest lii the city. Call nnd In-
spect our hoards. Wo will treat you
different. Ask our patrons. They are
our reference. We open early.
MARKS7S 7 EMPLOYMENT .
AGENCY
All classes of help furnished on short
notice. Hotel, restaurant, household,
ranch hands, mechanics, laborers, handy
men. engineers with licenses, elevator
men. We also furnish Japanese help of
all kinds. Mr. Kusumato has charge
of that department and will fill your or-
ders with accuracy anil dispatch. Male
office 125 E. 2nd at. / Sunset .Main 4«i,
Home Asii47. Female office 215% W. 4th
st. Sunset' Main 431. Home A 4158.
HUMMEL BROS. & CO., ~**^
—EMPLOYMENT AGENTS —
A strictly first-class, reliable agency.
All kinds of help promptly furnished.
Your orders solicited. ..
, 116-118 East Second street,
Between Main nnd Los Angeles sts. "
Largest and best equipped offices
on the Pacific coast ..
HUMMEL BROS. & CO.,
16 and 118 E. 2d St.
Telephones — Main 509.
'/ Home 509.
P RINTER—M AKE-UP MAN OR JOB
printer; must have had considerable
experience; be sober and give refer-
ences; steady work at good wages in
first-class country dally and Job office.
DAILY JOURNAL, Hanford, Cal.
WANTED— A GOOD MALE STENOG-
rapher; also a good bookkeeper and
stenographer. Position out of city.
! State experience and salary expected.
Address 1 Box 440, Herald.
WANTED— SUBSCRIPTION CANVASS-
er; salary paid $2.50 to $5.00 per day;
experience not necessary; must give ref-
erences. See PARR. Herald office, 7:30
to 8:30 a. m.. or 4:30 to 6:30 p. m.
GILLMAN'S BARBER COLLEGE. 122
K 2d St., will teach you a profession
that will -inn you Independent for
life. ' For particulars call or write.
WANTED-BOOK SALESMAN : FOR
high grade proposition; new. publication;,
leads new plan; big mone>- maker. F. J.
WALSH, Y. M. C. A. bldg. -
COO MEN, 214 N. BROADWAY. HAT
factory, save you $2 to $3 remodeling
your old hat like new; 50c up.
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE.
Situations guaranteed. MOLER SYS-
< TEM COLLEGE, 113 E. 2d.
Help — Female .
WANTED-SALESLADY THAT CAN
make alterations and do sewing; must
• give good. references: steady position to
right party. Coast Credit Clothing Co.,
1 21% South Spring s t . '. ■■ -■ ■
Help — Male and Female ... ,|
AGENTS-CANVASSERS, . MIXERS,
peddlers, solicitors, mall ' order people,
etc., should buy KRAMER'S BOOK OF
TRADE BBC-rt— Tß, Regular price $5.00,
but balance of edition for $1.25 as lons
as they last. Guaranteed. . Order quick.
Sioux Pub. Co. . Sutherland, lowa.
Situations— Male
WANTED— POSITION AS BETTING
commissioner for wealthy lady or gen-
tleman for this season's races nt Ascot
park, ny a refined gentleman of 35 who
understands betting methods' and who
(an give absolute assurance as to In-
' tegrity. Address Box 442, Herald. •
WANTED—WORK AT BRICKLAYING
or plastering. S. CRONBHURBT, 203 S.
H ill; phone Main 5231. .
To Rent . .
WANTED —
ALL OWNERS
TO KNOW THAT WE ■ :'■'■■ .
■ DO A RENTAL BUSINESS
DON'T WORRY
—IF YOU WANT A TENANT—
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
WITH US
MINUS & FARISII.
315 SOUTH HILL STREET.
Rooms and Beard
GICNTI.KMAN i»i:sit(i:s ITHMSIIKI)
room and bonrd In congenial, refined
private family. Addre** BOX 374
Herald.
Money
W ANTED-$1250, '$2500. $4000. 6 YEARS.
SIDDALL. 207 Copp Bldg.
Miscellaneous
'ANTKI— - BUY FURNITURE AND
household goods. If you are golm
to sell wit wIM pay you one-third
more than others. Phone us. Main
117. Home 7154. COLYKAR KUK
NITTRF. co m i« M»in st.
ASTROLOGY 1
D R?~"MEAI' ASTRO-OOBRJ HEADS
Ufa scientifically from cradle to grave.
Ail questions answered. Love, marriage,
business, traveling, sickness, time of
death given. He Is the only one in Lou
Angelei that has not oeen proved a
faker or grafter by The Herald, in "8 1
yearn 1 havo never advised people to
buy property where 1 received a com-
mission The president's motto Is mine
1 A square deal (a all. Honesty is my ;
policy. Readings dally. Suite 42. 423',i
S . Spring .si
G ROCERIKB
A. 8 KIKSMIfS GROCERY. FORMER-
I y nt 3'it W. Dtl) St., Ik now located at
6 34 \r I'li'i hi. Goods . always the j
beat »i iii;l.t rices. Prompt deliv-
ery. li'H'l i'l ')nca. ,
FOR RENT
H««MS)
FOH RENT-HOUSES.
$U; R-room cottage. 1011 Gnnahl «l . or
will sell for $1600; term*, $l« down. $1«
month.
$40; 11 room house, m W. nth st.
ALLISON BARLOW.
- 1 3 S. tirondwny. 124 Phone*, Homo
_A. )0»1. Main MR
$1$; WAf7:R PAin*; B ROOMS; liAflF;
k*»i nt 1829 K. ?r,tb rt., Slauson cars;
$5.-> payments buys pottage.
27*2rc7iTfRTT1^EA"R~ALVrARAI>O.V r ARAl>O. TRM"
pie onrs; $lli; $ rooms; big lot; $.10
buys this.
Stores and Office*
T O LKT RTORRfI —
$2»— lOU I. Ml,
$17 — 1003 !•;. »th
$100 — 701 W. 7th.
12*.—'lo4-011. — '104-011 East »th,
$)•"> — 2309 K:i«t Bth.
Sir,—231, — 231 1 Burl mii
T . WIESRXDANGRR,
Suite 212, 207 B. Broadway.
FREE RKNT*TO JAN. NEW STORES.
1 615 E. 23th, cor.JSlauson June, ear line.
Flats— Furnished
FOR 116 YOU CAM AJ.WAV* rent
hoiiMfkeeMng APARTMENTS fur-
. nlsh«d complete. .1, rooms, phone.
• biith. hot wntcr, am» range 334 South
FlgurroN, 812 West Fourth, 102
Bouth H'Miiiii -v Iso North lloniidry,
1 020 Colton, 1133 1.1 i 1 11 Went Kirsi
2 04 to 222 N. Fremont. !)I1 Diamond,
7 12 Ceres nve,, SB6 Crocker, 1003 to
1 011 Saul Ninth; hlmi tints nnd resi-
Be i. " for rent. T. WIESENDAN-
OKR, 207 S.Brondway.
Rooms
WAXTKii ''<>Ni;i;.\i.\i, I'lirri.i; i.\
private family; beautiful large room.
Special rates to mane it people. 137
- E \i,.ii, sty Phone 23097.
. ■ Rooms Furnished ,
For iio A MONTH YOU .CAN RENT
an outside room beautifully fur-
nished, new, with elegant hotel ser-
vice; steam heat, at 705 WEST 7TH
BT.
PHYSICIANS
Cancers and Tumors Cured
•With Liquid. Powder, Salve or Plaster
as the case most needs. Treatments the
best, safest and least painful known.
No knife, no blood, no danger. Visit
us for proof. Prices always reasonable.
CALIFORNIA CANCER CURE
7 .11 Weal 10th si.
M . L. HUCKINS, M. D.. Mgr.
Phone Went 211J9.
DR. AND MRS. CARTER SUCCESS-
f uIIy treat all female diseases and
Irregulnrlcfes. 20 years' experience;
consultation free. Hours 9 a m. to
8 ]>. m.; Sundays, 10 to 12 a. m. 204
MERCANTILE PLACE, over 543 S.
Spring.
DR. lIAIGII, REGISTERED PHYSICIAN
and surgeon, cures chronic, nervous
and genlto-urlnary diseases of men
and women. Consultation free In
person or by letter. Room 340 Byrne
Bids., 3D AND BROADWAY.
LADIES, THK 7 CALIFORNIA SISTERS
, Herbal Remedy, only reliable monthly
regulator; never fails to relieve; gives
universal satisfaction. 707 S. Broadway.
DR. BAHRENI3URO, FEMALE Dis-
eases, monthly irregularities, stric-
ture, piles, blood, skin and private
diseases. 455 8. BROADWAY.
DR. MERRILL, SPECIALIST— FEMALE
complaints, scientific methods, chronic
and private diseases — sex.
2 00% S. BDWAY. >
DR. BONKSTEEL. 1228 S. HILL, CURES
rheumatism, neuralgia and chronic dis-
eases by electrical vibration; no drugs;
Consultation free. ,v
THE ORIENTAL MEDICAL INSTl-
t ute, 314 E. sth St.. guarantees to cure
chronic and nervous diseases of men;
consultation free. '
MRS. LAIYOU, SPECIALIST. . ALL
forms female - diseases; prompt relief;
advice free. 819 S. Spring St.. rooms 27-28.
DR.- TAYLOR — FEMALE TsFeCIaLTsT
- and obatetrlca. BELASCO THEATER,
Main St. • . - • -.-■.
DR. LANE & CO.. SPECIALISTS, 330
S . SPRING ST.. over Santa Fe offices.
DR. T. W. STONE. ATTENTION TO
diseases of women. 415 S. SPRING.
DR. GARRISON. CANCER AND TUMOR
specialist. B. W. cor. 7th and Hill.
..__.._ MONEY TO LOAN
We""MAKE" TfcSANA NS 1 ' ON" FURNITURE,
pianos, horses, wagons, carriages,
cattle, etc., without removal from
your possession. x
Loans also made to salaried per-
sons on plain note without Indorscr
or publicity. Lowest rates in town.
, FIDELITY LOAN CO., .
5 29 Mason Building, ,
26 West Fourth St., cor Broadway.
Home phone 7421. Broadway 6171.
CASH CONFIDENTIALLY LOANED TO
salaried persons on note, without se-
curity, without employer's knowledge
and without indoraers; easy payments,
positive'- lowest rates. Hours 10:30 to
6 :30. COMMERCIAL DISCOUNT CO.,
8 28-629 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES
for building, or on improved city
property on a new definite contract or
limited payment plan of installment
payments. interest decreases each
month ns you pay. STATE MUTUAL
BLDO. & LOAN ASSN.. 107 S. Bdway.
MONEY TO LOAN— THOMAS S. WADS-
WORTH, 319 & 320 Douglas bldg..
will lend money on city or county
real estate.
T O LOAN-JEWELRY LOAN CO.. ON
dlamonls. Jewelry, etc. 328% 8.
Spring, room 12.
W E LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED PEO-
pie; confidential. Mutual Trust Co., 421
Bullard blk.
SPECIAL NOTICES
C ALIFORN~IX sTEAM C A R PET CLEAN^
Ing Works clean carpets; upholster-
ing, repairing, 229 E. 4th st. Phone
Main 715. Home A 8254.
CLEAN WATCH. f)UC; MAIN SPKIKiUd.
r . 0 ■ ■ ; warranted; old gold $1 pwt. 461
S . Main and 017 S. Spring.
VR. A. POLABKY. OPTICIAN. MOVED
to 317 W. 3rd st., suite 2 and 4.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
cXIITKAR^TATrETIoUSir'coT!
4 15-417-419 San Pedro St.
Main office &!4 South Main.
Phones Main 1117, Home 2164 New and
absolutely fire proof! storage; private
locked rooms for bric-a-brac, pianos,
fine furniture, etc. Trunks, boxes, etc..
stored. 25c to 800 per month. We solicit
your naironatva
PALMISTS AND MEDIUMS
DR?^G*R^E77r^LXI^VoTANTT*mjSI^
ness medium, elves life readings dally)
test circles Wed. evgs.. 8 o'clock, 25c.
Room 16. 119% 6. Spring st. Tel, A6I3U.
MRS. PARKER RELIABLE PALMIST
and clairvoyant. 444 8. Spring, room 1.
UMBRELLAS AND GLOVE MAKERS
LUY UEltii; AT ACTOR If PRICIS3.
LSI* iinunt. Umbrellas recovered
and made to order. 117 W. Fourth St.,
now ll.'llMi;in bulldlna;.
PIANOS
PIANOS BOLD OK BASI PAI MBNTS
Pianos rented at low rates. A. Q.
OAHDNEH PIANO HOUBB. Ltd.. 115
Winston st. Tel. Black Z221, Home ■
K3Ht!>.
TEAMSTERS AND THAN 8 PER Rl NO ■
FOR OKNUJHAL HAULJNU. HIQNAL
Transfer, 111* Temple st. Both phout*
1 514. - Kbllimttes furnished.
■ FOR SALE
House*
fioi *re* foh -.ii
One fine 7-ror>m 1 4 *tnry ilfletly
modern house, located In (r<>"<l neigh-
borhood on Washington «t : lot 40*
1 40. price «I-,flrt; *m<i rnnh, hnlanct
on easy term*. Beautiful grounds
and house nearly new. ,
One beautiful little 4-room bunga-
low out on the Long Bench line In
Fl'irenrltn lot COxir.O; nice lawn,
palm, Her. orange nnd peach tree*, a
profusion of flowers md also a (rood
chicken corral finely wired side* and
overhead, with Incubator. This Is de-
cidedly a nl.e little horn* In a very
pretty place and easy of access, being
only 15 minutes' ride from heart of
the I Hy; place will easily rent for
$15 per month, and the prire Is only
$1500; $2<'.O cash down, balance easy
terms to suit.
GOLDEN STATE REALTY
COMPANY
7 11 <Jro««r nirtK..
Cor. Oth nnd ■nrliiß si*.
Tel. nronrtirny alfir.
' •
WESTMINSTER SQUARE
THE NEW WEKTLAKE DISTRICT
This magnificent new residence
tract Is located nt the southwest c or-
ner of Fourth and Western aye.
Western nveuue. extends from the
ocean to the mountains. The lots
will be highly Improved — palm trees
planted, etc. Two elegant houses
now '•"inn planned, others will quick-
ly follow. Car liii" In course of con-
struction will run through tract.
Water Is assured. This property
MUST advance. Buy now and get the
first pick of lots and reap big profits.
M .Tltors.H BROS..
Members L. A. Realty Honrd. ,
2 34 Laughlln F.IIIK.
Main 20.'!. Home Ex. 263.
FOR SALE—
ARK YOU I.OOKIUri FOII A BARGAIN t
$.1700
Jefferson st. frontage, within one
block of Main, which Is the longest
street In the city, and will take you to
the great San Pedro harbor. You can
secure a lot 60x160, Improved with a
new nnd modern six-room cottage.
Only $3700 and now renting for $30
per month.
Within two blocks either way are
in operation six of the best car lines
of the city. including the Redondo
line.
T . In O'BRIEN,
Jefferson and Main.
South 2276. Home 25331
FOR SALE— ~
NEW UP-TO-DATE
G -HOOM 111 m; I. \ < (TV
Mlanlnn stylo, tinted wnll«. large
. living, room, flreplnee, enameled . nnd
nickel plumbing) Inrgr level lot, gnr>
den and flowers; cement HldewHlkn
nml curb*, oiled Mtreet, located one-
hnlf block from the new Paaadrnn
boulevnrd, ."■ rrnl onr fnre, < ivrlvr
minute*' ride to linslnrss part of city.
' Price $3000; imiiimi cash and balance
term* to milt.
JOHNSTON,
With
C . HOWARD FINLEY CO.,
3 41 South Hill Street.
BUNGALOW
Everything well built and latest style;
6 rooms, large living room, best plumb-
ing, tinted "alls, china closet, fireplace;
large level lot, garden and flowers.
Within a blrck of the new Pasadena
boulevard and car line.
$2600. .
* ADDRESS OWNER,
Box 191, Herald Oftice, or telephone
Home C 1052.
$2100 (N. W. 7) $2100. . $2100.
Pretty 5-room artistic bungalow;
leaded glass in front; high lot, bath,
etc. Easy terms; $400 down. $400
down. . . -
$1600.' . (N. W. 8) $1600. $1600.
4-room plastered cottage, new, tint-
ed; $300 down. $10 per month. $300
down. •
. . iiiik 1 : GRIMES, Notary Public, \i\
■ and MAURICE ALEXANDER,
Room 10, 205 W. Fifth St..
Opposite Alexandria hotel.
ONE MODER~N 7-ROOM COTTAGE, UP-
to-date; street work done; $3250;
terms. ' . • ■ «• . ■
One 4-room cottage; Ganahl St..
$100, balance $10 per month.
One large 4-room California house.
Boulder St., $1250; easy terms.
A small grocery stock and ice
cream fixtures; good location; $750.
Brooklyn Heights.
BROOKLYN, lIOI.YH Ills. 1 \ v. CO.
Tel. Boyle 1543. 2706 Brooklyn aye.
BUY IN DOYLE HEIGHTS!
One house on Winter St., only $650;
u $100 down, balance $15 a month.
New 6-room cottage on Michigan
a ye., one block from First street; all
modern, $2650; part cash; one corner
lot on Emmet and Concord. $700.
Corner lot Brooklyn avenue, $750;
all street work done.
BROOKLYN-BOYLE
HEIGHTS INVESTMENT CO.
Tel. Boyle 1843. 2700 Brooklyn aye.
FOR BALE—
6-room cottage on lot 50x125; bath,
toilet, mantel, etc.; price $1S5O; $100 cash,
balance $20 per month.
7-room, I^-story, lot 60x158; price $2375;
$500 cash, balance $-0 per month.
New 6-room cottage on lot 50x175.
Highland Park; price $2£00; $500 cash.
E . Q. DEVENS.
27 Laughlln bldg.. 315 S. Broadway.
FOR SALE, $3000— NEW MODERN
6-room cottage, cement sidewalk,
curb, granite street, sewer, large lot.
lawn, fenced and bain. See owner
at 1230 E. BOTH ST. one block east
of Central awe., or telephone South
4 015. Terms.
■ . ~~ *f
FOR SALE- ; — — — —
Close in; walking distance.
6-room house on corner, $2260.
3-room Cal. house, 40 feet, $1250.
4 8 feet Boyle aye., Just south of 7th.
A sure good buy.
6-room modern house, 80 feet on
Fico, west of Central, $C6OO.
F . D. DAVIES. 1425 East First.
Home 41378. « Boyle 1385.
FOR $310O~$;il00—
Handsomely and completely furnished,
17TII ST.. NEAR CENTRAL.
Everything to be desired Is In this house
and will be Hold Just as it stands.
POSITIVE BARGAIN
for a newcomer. Cannot be duplicated
for )35U0.
J . R. MACLINTOCK.
7 01 Graiii bldg.. 4th and Broadway.
FOR SALE-NEW RUNCIALOw! IN
southwest; 6 rooms and reception hall,
beautiful fireplace, hardwood floors,
buffet, seats, cab pantry, fine fixtures,
south porch, tubs, !ln«n closet, finished
dark oak and while enamel, finely ar-
ranged home; 50 feet oust front lot:
special 1-. rguin at $3500; on eaesy terms
If sold this week. PITTSRURU REAL
ESTATE Co.. 811-15 Laughlln bldg.
COTT A <" i Ii ONLY $ao«K)T~
*204) < ii-li; *20 Per Month.
Here Is a flue Investment on very lib-
eral terms. A pretty b-room cottage,
only 10 minutes' ride on electric oar.
Will rent for $18 per month. Uas, eleo-
licit and alley. Good proposition for
a home or an Investment.
JON MS •£ IIVIMIII LAND CO.,
3 18 West Third at.
W KBT 28tll, lii: l\\ I , HOOVER AND
Orchard, 8-room, modern oonvenl-
enoea, hardwood floors, large veran-
da, large lot. 75x146. This It a fine
home. In a fine neighborhood; $1000
below its regular value: only $7000.
$4000 cash; ERNKST R. III2DEN-
D HROH, 103 Bradbury bldg.
i*S DOWN. $2S MONTHLY BUYS COT-
tage. ai«sby. fGth cor. Blauton Jetn
cart.
t 123 OR tlt» '■ COURT, NMAH ALVA-
rado. 5 rooms; big lot; $50 down.
1669 EAST ADAMS, « ROOMS, MOD-
em; $8000, $100 down Bee OWNER
FOR SALt
Houstt
» 2« DOWN 125 MONTHLY: 4 ROOMS,
IH.OO.BeMIn. iltth. cor. pmu«on cum.
City Lots and Lands
N ADEAU'B PIONEER
HOME TRACT
This beautiful tract adjoint Hant*
Inirton park, also the famous Cud«hy
ranch.
Fronts on Florence, at*.
L <D>tt§Ts3©9
EsksDh
$10 CASH
, $10 PER MONTH
NADEAU
NADEAU
NADEAU
This 111 positively the best value In
the vicinity.
Call early' and fret a choice lot
Nadeau Realty Co.
' Phone Mala MT«. 237 Ilry.on Blk.
. ; ' *■/ Cor. Second and Spring.
• Office open ftundnys nndl 121.10.
— j _,
O N EAST ADAMS STREET
'■; .1 have one lot left.
4 0x125
This Is f«st becoming a manufac-
turing district nnri will noon be
classed tin business property.
Buy now and double your money
later.
Will sell now for
QPIIUUU
Come in and see me Monday and let
me explain particulars and terms.
THIS IS A BARGAIN
521 Stlmson.
FOR BALE—
BARGAIN
$450
This price Is (150 less than adjoin-
ing lots are selling: for.
5 0x133
HIGHLAND VILLA TRACT
One block from East First st. car line.
Have one other lot In some tract to
be sold for $600. Small payment
down, balance $12.50 per month.
OWNER, Home telephone C 1052. Or
address BOX 190. Herald,
FOR SALE— HAVE FOUR CHOICE
lots on the ni-n I'.mklo Hock car line,
Innlde the city HmltM anil near the
HunUnKton new car ahopa that I «iii
Hell at a bargain. Owner nn nKnlnat
It. Cn*h or terms. For further In-
formation nddrean BOX 180, Herald
Office. No asenta. .
■ -
FOR SALE— GOOD LOT ON
East Adams l st. 40x125; this Is
a snap; will sell for {1000; $500
cash. Address BOX 450, Herald
office.
FOR SALE— LOTS. [
$1550— Lot on 29th St., lust west of
Central aye.
$1150 — Lot on 46th St.. west of
1 Figrueroa street; streets graded,
cement walks and curbs. Cheapest
lots in their respective localities.
ALLISON HAIIMIU,
2 17 South Broadway. Room 12C.
Phones Home 409. Main 409.
FOR SALE— ~ y.
On the corner of Palo Alto and
Lake Shore, one block north of Tem-
ple, on the car line transfer point of
4 lines. A large corner lot with a
small 4-roorred house In the real.
. Will sell as a whole or in part cheap
for cash.
THOS. J. HAMPTON.
13 S. Broadway. L. A. R. B.
HOTEL SITE FOR APARTMENTS, 625
Loomls (950 West Sixth), 40x147 to
alley; $10,00 0._8e 6th and Orange.
Business Property
$20,000—126 feet on north side Third,
1 00 feet on Beai'dry with
modern 10-room house.
S. Bcaudry, lot 41x125 ft.
to 20-foot alley, with modern
9-room house.
$5100—1110 West Second street, lot
.-•;•; 39x115 feet to 20-foot alley;
modern 6-room cottage.
ALLISON BARLOW,
2 17 S. Broadway, rooms 123, 124, 125,
1 26 Phones {Oil.
SNAP-INDUSTRIAL SITE-SNAP.
On Santa IV avenue, near Ninth, corner
lot 50x140 to alley, where Salt Lake spur
track Is being built. Can be had for a
few days for JlOOO less than it Is worth.
Better investigate.-
JOS. »■:. DAVIS.
I A 3105 71* Fay Hld«.
I $10.000— TO ALLEY; 625 LOOM-
l » st. (950 West Sixth.)
Suburban Property
FOR BAULK HOCK LOTS
— Baal.
W AI.KP.It A CI.AIIK. AicrntH.
Home phone 49} — through Glendal*
Exchange, office corner of Central
and Colorado ayes. Eaple Rook.
ALTADKNA!
altadena!
ALTADENA!
For lots, acreage or residences •* Ai-
tadena see 1.. M. I'll ATT. 608 Laugh-
lin bldg., Los Angeles, or Altudcna
office at end of car line.
Country Property
FOR HEMET FARMING LANDS IN 10-
a cre tracts, see 1,. M. I'll ATT, agent
Heinet Land Co., 608 Laughlln bldg.
Orange Groves
FOR SALE— SOM E~"BPLENDID BAR-
gains ill orange groves. Buy now
before owners reserve the crop, i
have the most complete Hat of orange
■roves In the Hint... 1.. M. I'HA'IT,
8 08 Laughlln bldg. . "Headquarters
for Orange Proves."
Hotels and Lodging Houses ■
FOR ftAI.E—
A Comfortable Flat
, This Is ■ometht.-t* nice In a neat ••
room furnished flat; all modern con*
yenieuoes. Three rooms now bring-
ing $3?. ltcnt I* $20 a month.
„ Price Is right If taken . M once.
Owner Rolns; east
1 47 North Grand A*">
1
_ sot ». Hill. Home I~n. Mala a.int.
£2(?/if/J*i&t&<°L Th» Uraett Bus*
jU t Z*~~ xM-fji**? ' n *** Coll»o» In
mZr^ *-•• Anqelea.
r i/r »M-». 7 W. 7tH at.
tDUCATIONAL
SPANISH LESSONS OIVCN BT Ex-
perienced Spanish teacher. Telephone
Home C 1052. or address BOX lit.
Herald.
-FOR 8 ALB
Miscellaneous
~nr
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FOR SAI.K
S
A
I,
■
. . 1 have a heanfifnl upright
piano that munt be sold at
once. Tlil« In ft new Inxlrn- '
inrnt and haa n 10-year guar-
antee. The price Ik wlthla
your reach. It Is much leas
than the actual coat. You cam
c rt more Information by ad-
dressing
BOX 105, Hernlil Office. |lfpl
BOX 105, Ili-rnlil Office.
IZZZZ 1
for ba' :-NEW~AN D~SECOND-HAND
billiard and pool tables; bar fixtures
of all kinds; easy payments. Send for
catalogue. THE BRUNSWICK-
BALKE-COLLENDER CO.. 831 Wilt
Third street. Los Angeles. '
YOU CAN BUY OOOD PIANOS AT LOW
prices at F. W. KRINGEI/8. 845 B.
Spring. Tuning and repairing. Broad-
way 2(iSa, Home FSI26. -■ ■•■.'■■'■
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate /" _".
: '. McDonald & stott, ~~~~^
3 09 to 317 Lankershlm Building.
T O BUY. V.
Owners and dealers In real estate
•who have properties for sale or ex-
. change will find it decidedly to their
advantage to come In and have a talk
. with us. ■ . ;
We can handle property located in
any part of the United States. East-
ern property a specialty. ; ■ •!:
We have the best trader In .the
United States; it means dollars to
you to make his acquaintance.
We will give you quick action and
honest treatment whether you are a
buyer or seller. Come In and see us.
McDonald & stott -
1 Entrance 312 Lankershim Bldg. '
Home Phone 4746. .
Sunset Main 4555.
BEN WHITE .
Will Exchange {
your property, Immense bargains, : ap- |
ply at . once. Satisfaction and - quick
results. Member Realty Board. ■• 304-if ■
BRYSON BLOCK. 3d and Spring 111. |
CLE.iIt ACREAGE FOR CITY EQUITY!
■ SIDDALL. 218 S. Broadway.
I ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW
MARRIAGE AND PROBATK LAWS A
specialty No fee without success.
I E. P. MOREY, 521 Stlmson blk., cor. '■
3 d and Spring. Phono 6718. Open
evenings. •: ■ .-.■;• :;■■■
DIVORCE LAWS— ADVICE F".EE; NO
fee without success; private. J. H.
SMITH, 122 W. Third St.. room •m.
1 to 5 p. m.
LAW BUSINESS OF ALL KINDS.
COCHRAN. fiO3 Bradbury Block. ■ .
BUSINESS PERSONALS
feXtheiTpi ll< > \vs r 10 no v a t 'ed~a¥
ACME FEATHER WORKS. 758 San
Pedro st. Tel. Sunset Main 1166;
Home 8041. .
DRUGS WIFE, THEN
ENDS HIS LIFE
WITH GAS
N y Associated Press.
TOLEDO Ohio, Nov. 26.— Mr. and
Mrs. James Scott Mitchell of Salem,'
Mass., were found dead In bed In v
rooming house ut liellevue, east of
here.
When their room was entered a strong
odor of formaldehyde gas was noticed.
The coroner rendered a verdict of
double suicide. Later investigation,'
however, revealed facts which, it In
said, tend to show that Mitchell drugged
his wife and caused her death and
then committed suicide by the same
means.
They had been traveling together for
several years, the woman as a palmist,
known under the name of oilie Court
land - ...
ROUMANIAN QUEEN ACTS
Sends Letter to the Press Describing
the Health of King
Carlos • . -
VIENNA, Nov. 2«.— Queen of i
Roumanla has taken the unusual step ,
of sendlna; a letter to the Neve Frele
Presse concerning the health of Kluyt
Carlos, signing herself "Dr. , Carmen
Silvu, house physician and . qualified
nurse," and heading the ■ missive • "no ,
copyright."
The Queen writes explaining that :
the sense of Justice . Induces her .to s
break the customary precedent' of;'
"veiling ourselves in dlgnitled and Im
penetrable silence," and , proceed* to ,
describe the hferolc patience of the
king during his Illness of a ye., duv
ing the latter - months of r v which . ha >
never- had , a , night free from > pain,
— v.i,,h h» met with clenched flsU.

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About Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911