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THE WEATHER
T X)B ANQKLKfI. CM,, Jan. 1, 1907. _
'TJme.l Ther. | Hum, | Wind 1 Vlcy.|Wthr__
BfTnT 42 I «~T"w 4 ic;io«r.
B P'*n. 4!> I ,81 I NW J 4 [Clear. _
Maximum temperature 61.
Mlnlrmim temperature "0.
FUNERAL NOTICE .„
RUSK— Mrs. E. A,. ot th© home of her
daughter, December 31, !!">«. Mrs. K.
A. Rusk, wife of the lato Rev. B. W.
Rusk, mil mother tit Mrs. Fnnny Rusk
Smith, died. Mr« Husk was 78 yours
of >kp. The funeral will '"' | " 1 ' 1 from
the resldenre of nor daughter, Mrs.
Hnilth. Calaveras street, near Santa
Clnrn, Altadena, at 11 a. tn. Thursday,
,! Friends Invited. «t
IV., i &• Chase r?o.. undertakers ami em-
burner*; Indy assistants. 433 South Hill.
Tel. Main «l.
ORR & EDWARDS COMPANY
Successors to Oft & nines Co. Funeral
directors.
»orner Tenth nnd Flower IHn.
Main UK. Homo F4171. Lmly iiWßlßtnnt,
PHYSICIANS
Cancers and Tumors Cured
With Liquid, Powder. Salve, or Piaster,
ns the ease mnst needs. Treatments iho
best, safest and least painful known. N.i
knife, no blood, no danger, Visit us for
proof. Prli-es nlwny* reasonable.
CALIFORNIA CANCER CURE
7.'. I WcM mill si.
M. L. HUCKINB, M. I)., Mgr.
Phone West nn.
DR. AND MRS. CARTER. SUCCESS-
fuIIy treat all femalo diseases and lr-
rogirtnrlltcs; 20 years' experience; con-
sultation free. Hours 9 a. m. to s p. m.;
Sundays 10 to 11! a. m. 201 MERCAN-
• TILE PLACE, over 513 S. Spring.
DR. HAIQH, REGISTERED PHYSICIAN
and Buißeon. cures chronic, nervous and
Konlto-urlnary diseases of men nnd wo-
men. Cniisultntliin free in person or by
letter. Room 310 Hyrno bldg., THIRD
i ml BROADWAY.
DR. BAIIRKNBURG, female Dis-
eases, monthly Irregularities; stricture,
piles, blond, skin and private diseases.
45ii SOUTH BROADWAY.
nil. Kit tl i i.i,. SPECIALIST—
eomrnnlntH, scientific methods, chronic
and private dlseasaa — either sex. 206V4
SOUTH BROADWAY.
DR. BONKSTEEL, 1228 8. HILL, CURES
rheuniHtlsm. neuralgia and chronic dis-
eases by electrical vibration; no drug*;
Consultation free. -
THE ORIENTAL MEDICAL INSTl-
tute. 314 E. Firth street, guarantees to
euro chronic and nervoiM diseases of
men; consultation free.
MRS. LAI YOU, SPECIALIST. ALL
forms femnie diseases; prompt relief;
advice free. 319 S. Spring St.; rooms 27-28.
DR. TAYLOR — FEMALE SPECIALIST
and obstetrics. /IiELASCO THEATER.
■Main street.
CHURCH NOTICEB
CHRIST CHURCH^ —"CORNER 12TH
and Flower. Rev. Baker P. Lee, rector.
! Sunday services at 11 a. m. nnd 7:10 p.
m.; early celebration holy communion
on third Sunday and Saints' day. at 7:30
a. m. Strangers especially invited. Uni-
versity cars pass the door. Those desir-
ing telephone connections for "shut-ins"
telephone 7912. Church physician at the
church every morning from 8:30 .to
9:30. . Services and medicine free to
all. Church open dnlly for private prayer
from 8 a. m. until 5 p. m.
PENIEL HALL. 227 -SOUTH MAIN
street — A noonday prayer meeting Is
held each week day. 12 to 1 o'clock.
Gospel meeting every night at 7:50 p.
m. Sunday services ns follows: 9 a.
m., men's prayer meeting; 9:45. Sab-
bath school and Bible class; 11
o'clock, preaching; 3 p. m., holiness
meeting;. evangelistic service at
night. Rev. T. P. Ferguson. Mrs. M.
P. Ferguson and O. D. Studd. super-
lntcndenta of the mission.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIEN-
v Ptmpson auditorium, 734 S. Hope
street* - Services Sunday 11 a. m. and
8 p. - m.; sermon from the Christian
' Science '■ Quarterly. Subject "Life."
Children's Sunday school 9:30 a. m.;
Wednesday evening meeting, 8 o'clock.
Reading rooms 610-11 Herman W. Hell
man building, Spring and Fourth
streets, open dally, Sundays excepted,
from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 514
West Adams, near Figueroa street. Rev.
Lewis (J. Morris, rector. Sunday ser-
vices. 7:30 a. m., 11 a. m.. 5 p. m. This Is
a FREE church and all are cordially In-
vited. -Take the Grand avenue car to
Adams street and walk one block west.
Take the University car to Chester
place, walk through Chester place and
one block east on Adams street.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Hope street, near Ninth. \ Seats free.
Rev. Win. I.'. Day. D. D., pastor; Rev.
Warren F. Day. D. D.. pastor emeritus;
Harry Clifford Lott. choir master; Dean
Walter F. Skecle. organist.— Morning
service, 11 o clock: evening services 7:30.
THE LOS ANGELES FELLOWSHIP—
Benjamin Fay Mills, permanent min-
ister, regular service Sunday 11 a. m,,
Hlaneliard hall, addressed by Mrs.
Ursula Gestefeld of Chicago. Every
one cordially Invited.
MONEY TO LOAN .-^
VK" M~AKi^I"dANS ON" KURNffTRK'
pianos, horses, wagons, carriages, cattle,
etc., without removal from your pos-
session. ■
Loans also made to salaried persons on
plain note without indorser or publicity.
Lowest rates In town.
- FIDELITY LOAN CO.,
529 Mason building.
. 226 West Fourth street, cor. Broadway.
' Home phone 7421. Broadway 5171.
CASH CONFIDENTIALLY LOANED TO
salaried ■ persons on note, without se-
curity, without employer's knowledge
and without Indorsee; easy payments,
po*:*.lv* • lowest rates. Hours 10:30 to
6:30. COMMERCIAL DISCOUNT CO.,
S2S-629 Chamber of Commerce Bids.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES
for building or on Improved city prop-
erty, on a new, definite contract plan:
number of payments limited to 111
" months at $13 per month per $1000; In-
terest decrerisej each month. STATE
MUTUAL B. &*"L. ASSN.. 107 S. Broad-
, way.
MONEY TO LOAN— SIOOO OR MORE ON
Improved city property. ALLISON
BARLOW, 213 S. Broadway, room 124.
- Phones Main 409: Home ASOOI.
MONEY TO LOitfSl— THOMAS S. WADS-
WORTH. 319 & 820 Douglas bids.,
will lend money on city or county
real estate.
TO LOAN-JEWELRY LOAN CO., ON
diamonds, Jewelry, etc, 328V4 SOUTH
I 1I 1 SPRING ST. Room 12. ■
WES LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED PEO-
pie; confidential. Mutual Trust Co., 421
* Bull Hid Ik
i A J-T??- N^^* A^-^ AW
MTtTmAGE^AIJD^R^U^T^T^VVS^A
.specialty. No fee without success. E.
' P. MOREY, 52lNJtlmson blk., cor. Third
and Spring. Phone 6718. Open evenings.
QROCERIbS _^
A. 8. FmsiCH'S GROCERY. FORMER-
Iy at 828 W. 6th St., Is now located at
654 W. Pico at. Good* always the
bast at right prices. Prompt d«ltv.
. «ry. Both phones. ""
•_*'iv PIANOS
pTanos sold on eaTy"l^yments^.
Pianos rented at low rates A G GARI).
NKK WANO HOUBE, L,d.. 116 WtaJtol
»t. lti. lihuk 2-'^l ; Hoiik; K3IBB.
UMBRELLAS AN ty GLOVE MAKBRB
BUY HERE AT FACTORY PRICFB
BIK . assortment: Umbrellas re-covere.
and made to order. 117. W. FOURTH
6T..'new Helium n building. • ■ "
~ CHIMNEY BWEEPB ~
, IIIMM 4 SU II f lIIIUAUWAV 44W,
1 SANITARIUMS
MRS. M HBRHERT'B SANITARIUM—
Musmiq-e, bnths "I nil kinds; newly
equipped with needle spray and showerj
Russlnn and Turkish baths a specialty:
chiropody, manicuring:; *cn\n and racial
massage. 2g>H W. IST ST. Home BSO9.
TIIR VAPnit AND HI OATHS.
massage, vibratory treatments for rheu-
matism, nervous debility; mniileurlnK.
fnee niul srnlp, i;:»iifr H. IVwny. Tel. r>r>:vj.
.1 - - - - BAT |?. AND MASSAGE
NEWLY ' OO N E iV^T E~ "itf EN E \l( >
Institute, aof), Trmplo St., c.or. Hrorul-
w,ny. lln Him, massage, • magnetic anil
eleetii. treatments, Expert (mined
operator* Hours I) n. m. to 11 p. m.
Home phone Ar»o7*.
TMK PALATIAL— IIEHT ItATH AND
mnssnßp parlor In tho city. 127% N.
Hroatlwny. House has rhonfred hands
and Is under entirely new manage-
ment. Transient rooms. Phono Main
fi!l«H.
INDIGESTION, NEHVOUB DISEASES
and rheumatism cured without drug*.
Expert mnssnKe. Physicians' refer-
rnces. HARRIETT E. LAMB. 119 H
B. Spring. Home phone ABUO.
YOU ARE NOT HURRIED WHEN YOU
BO to 125 TEMPLE STREET for hath
and mnncnfr''. No nl^n 1 " In window.
Bent of patronage solicited.
PALATIAL BATHS; EASTERN TRAIN-
ed operators. Formerly 127V4 N. Bdway. j
now 12f!H N. SPRING ST. Hours 10 to
12 p. m. Tel. Home A 2 423.
ELECTRIC INSTITUTE. 220 FRANK-
In st,. room 6. Including baths, man*
sage nnd electric blnnket. sweats for
rheumatism.
SCIENTIFIC BATHS AND MASSAGE
by experienced lady from the cast.
<otne once and you will call again. 328H
N. MAIN.
SULPHUME. VAPOR. ELECTRIC AND
tub baths, massage and chiropody.
701 % S. BDWAY. Phone Main 3131.
BOSTON ELEC. INSTITUTE— ELEC-
tr> Invlgorator for rheumatism, nerv-
ousness. R. 21, ground floor 757 Main.
LEWI PARLORS^ SUGGESTIVE
vltnonr.thy, chiropody, electric and mag-
netic massage. 207 N. Bdway, room 202.
LONDON MANICURE AND MABSAOE
•parlors, Nubian perfumed treatment.
141% N. Broadway, pnrlor 6. Select.
ALDA BATHS— VAPOR, MASSAGE,
oil rubs. Attendant just from Chl-
raßO. 321 TEMPLE ST. Room 3.
1524 SOUTH MAIN ST.— VAPOR. TUB,
massage and magnetic treatments.
Hours 10 to 10. New management.
YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE A FEW
select customers for manicuring:. 707
8. BROADWAY, room 1, flat 1.
DR. MAUD "HOLLEY. i VACUUM DE-
veloper, - J ir.',., S. SPRING; room 8. Phone
7340.
PUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Cigar stand, barber shop and pool
room on 7th St.; $1700; 3-year lease;
rent $50. • • ;
Cigar stand on fith St.; $1500.
' Cigar stand on Ist st. ; $2600.
STROTHER & GILLOGLY
320 Grouse 111.!*., S. I •■. cor. (lilt find
■■■•■;■■- .'- .Spring Stm.
FOR SALE-GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE
—Will sell cheap; party wants to go
back east on account of death In fam-
ly. Call 20ti S. LOS ANGELES ST.
FOR SALE-BY OWNER. A GOOD
paying business, or will sell a half In-
terewt. Call nt once. 2934 E. FIRST ST.
DENTISTS
SCHIFFMAN DENTAL CO.,
107 N. Spring st. Painless extract-
ing, filling, crown and bridge work,
flexible rubber plate. Pure gold fill-
ings 76c up; all other fillings, 50c
up; cleaning teeth, DOc 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 nt 209-10 Johnson Bldg.. 4th
and Broadway. Both phones.
DR. FLECKENSTEIN. DENTIST, 132 N.
Broadway, 'horpe bids. Free treatment
until Jan. Ist. Open evenings and Sim-
days. :.. . - .
DR CICERO STEVENS. DENTIST,
suite 411-412 Lankershlm bldg.
FRANK STEVENS. .124 % SO. PPRINoI
SPECIAL NOTICES
CALI F7}RXfA~SfHATI~CA^pETc LBAN^
Ing Works clean carpets; upholster-
ing, repairing. 229 E. 4th st. Phone
Main 715. Home A 8254.
SfijlTTiT A. POLASKY, oculist and
BSE "I ltlclan of 40 years' experience,
Aißr now located nt 317 W. 3d. Ex-
amination free. Sunset Phone M. 6011.
CLEAN WATCH, 60C; MAIN SPRINGS,
BOc: warranted; old gold $1 pwt. 451 S.
MAIN and .117 S. SPRING.
MINING AND ASSAYING
COPPER nDPPFR nOPPFR
If interested, send 4 cents in stampj
for Standard Copper News, containing
complete engineers' reports, maps, as-
says, etc.. of the Jerome Verde Copper
company, adjoins Senator Clark's Great
United Verde. The stock Is absolutely
' guaranteed. Address THE GENERAL
SECURITIES CO., suite 30S. Pacific
Electric hiflirtlnit, Los Angeles.
TRUSSES I
ARE YOU RUPTURED? DO YOU
wear a truss from which you are
suffering? We guarantee a perfect lit
and best makes of trusses; women and
children In charge of a graduate
nurse. Open evenings. LONDON
TRUSS CO.. 205 West Fifth St., Los
Angeles. Cal.
TRANSFER AND BTORAGE
t55LT^ATPwATreKT : fiyu^rC3?;
415-417-419 San Pedro St.
Main Office 324 South Main.
Phones Main 1117; Home 2154. New and
absolutely fireproof storage; private
locked rooms for bric-a-brac, pianos, line
furniture, etc., trunks, boxes, etc. stored
25c to Me per month. Wo solicit your
patronage,
TEAMSTERS AND TRANSFERRING
FOR ( i ENERALHA.ULiNa, J SIGNAL
Transfer, 119 Temple .si. Both "phones
1584. Estimates furnished.
PERSONALS
DOLLA it Fl KT\~Hat~ Bt*ore~sl9 s"Main^
BUSINESS PERSONALS
i^ATTfEirpiLi^TsnmoN^^
ACME FEATHER WORKS. 758 San
Pedro st. Tel. Sunset Main 1166; Home
8041.
SOCIETY NOTICES
"WHAT I KNOW ABOUT GHOSTS/^
free lecture before the Progressive!
club by Mrs. May Cecil Lincoln of
Buffalo, N. V., In Symphony hall, 232
8. HIM St., Sunday evening, Jan. 5. at
8 p. in. - ■
PALMIBT3 AND EDI UMS
DR. ORSBN, CLAIRVOYANT, BUSl-
ness medium, gives life readings daily;
test circles Wednesday eve.. 8 o'clock
25c. ROOM l(i, Ut>H B. SPRING BT.
MRS. PARKER, RELIAIiLU PALMIST
and clairvoyant. 444 B. Spring, room 1.
COLLECTION AGENCIES
DON'T UiilUtV! BEAITcHLiaHT
Collection Co. about your bad bills.
104 Severance Bids. ■
PATENTS AND PATENT RIGHTS
HAZARD & HARPUAM, PIONEER
. Agency. Citizens National Bank build-
lug. ' Book free.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 2, 1907.
WANTED
Help— Male
nun no««
|iIMPf.OVMI4NT \UKyiX
Reliable help of .ill kinds furnished
on short notice; no order too small or
too Urge for us to hnmlio.
Hnndrfids of employer!" In t<o**i An-
peles speak highly of our methods.
We woulrl be Kind to have you call on
us for your help.
We havo Inrge lists nil tho time for
thosn that want work rillil arc willing
workers. A st*nare deal to Hi" work-
in** man nml woman nil the time has
Riven us first position In the Los An-
geles employment field.
Glance over the following list; come
rnrly nml fro to work. Plenty of
good positions on our lists. Come
nd SI • us.
RED CROSS
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
1:11 BaSI Seeonil Ntreet.
Main BH2O. Home AT«SO.
MARKS' ~~~
EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY
Male tlrpnrlmrnt 12.-, 13. atrrnnii ««.
Between Main nnd Los Angeles Hts.
Phones: Home ASC47. JSunset Main 485.
I'Vmnle l)r|»nr»mrn«
ICU W. Fourth St.. room 3.
Home phone Aiir.S. Main 431.
All classes of help furnished, hotels,
restaurants, lodging houses.
Foreign department — A specialty:
Mexlcnn. Japanese, Italian, French,
etc., furnished on short .notice.
liyULlli i.-on ItLLI
lIANBISN RMI»I,OYMRIVT AGENCY
C. W. JENKB & CO.. 204 Knilt Sec-
ond street, Los Angeles. Cal. Both
phones: Homo 383. Main 383.
Carefully selected male and female
help of all descriptions and nationali-
ties, furnished promptly.
The best place In Los Angeles tq se-
CUre a good position, We want cooks
And helpers and nil kinds of cooks,
Walters, ranch hands, milkers. black-
smiths, painters nnd nil kinds of work.
Wishing you all a hnppy new year
and If you will call at our office and
secure a good position we will make It a
prosperous year for you.
~ MUTUAL
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
2011 S. LOS Aiikplck Street.
l.im AnK'Hrn. Cnllfoniln.
L. N. NORTON, MgT.
H. T. SCHWAB. Sec. nnd Treas.
Home. A 3989. Sunset Bdway 4835.
All kinds of help furnished free of
charge; reliable In all respects nnd
guarantee, satisfaction. Worklngman,
see our list of help wanted.
HUMMEL BROS. & co., ; .
—EMPLOYMENT AGENTS-
A strictly first class reliable agency.
All kinds of help promptly furnished.
Your orders solicited.
16-118 East Second street.
Between Main and Los Angeles sts.
Largest and best equipped offices on
the Pacmc const.
HUMMEL BROS. & CO..
16 and 118 East Second street.
Telephones Main 509; Home 509.
WANTED— LIVELY. RELIABLE BOYS
with bikes to carry Herald routes. If
not afraid of getting wet see MANS-
■ FIELD. Herald circulation department.
500 MEN WANTED, 214 N. BROADWAY,
hat factory, save you $2 to $5 remod-
eling your old hat like new; 50c up.
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE.
Situations guaranteed. MOLER SYS-
TEM COLLEGE. 113 Enst Second street.
WANTED TO EMPLOY EXPERT IN
buying and selling real estate. 747 SO.
MAIN ST.
DOLLAR FIFTY Hat Store. S. Main.
Help — Female r" */ ' ;~; ~
HANSEN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
The Old Hrllnble. 204 East Second SI
Home AlSllll. ' Main 883.
The best place in Los Angeles to se-
cure a good position. We want cooks
for families, restaurants and hotels and
camps; and waitresses for cafes and
hotels, city and country; and all kind
of good positions. We wish you all a
happy new year and if you will call at
our office and take a good position we
will make it a prosperous year for you.
WANTED— LADY TO LEARN NURSING
with salary from first; must be fine ap-
pearing, well educated; about 30; well
recommended and no Incumbrance. 747
SOUTH MAIN ST.
WANTED — LADY PHYSICIAN TO
learn typewriting; be correspondent and
hospital physician. 747 S. MAIN ST. '
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
MINES « FVRISII.
315 SOUTH HILL STREET.
Money
WANTED— S2OOO. TWO TO FIVE
years, on store building; rented $60.
H. E. SIDDALL. 207 Copp bldg.
Miscellaneous
WANTED— TO BUY FURNITURE AND
household goods. If you 1 are going to
sell we will pay you one-third more than
others. Phone us. Main 1117. Homo 2154.
COLYEAR FURNITURE CO., 322 Soutn
Main street.
Live Stock
WANTED TO BUT— A HIGH HEADED
black or dark bay horse; must be good
traveler and gentle. 747 S. MAIN ST.
FOR RENT
Houses
FOR RKNT-$l6-4-ROOM NEW COT-
tage, second house north of .Wabash
on west side of Ganuhl street, or will
sell for $1600; terms $lti cash, $16 month,
I including interest.
I $40— 9-rocm modern house, 217 South
Beaudry, or will sell for $10,000; terms,
$100 cash, $100 a month, including Inter-
est.
$40-14-room house 318 West 14th St.
ALLISON BARLOW, 213 S. Broadway.
room 124. Phones Main 409; Home ASOUI.
$10: 4 ROOMS; $15. 5 ROOMS; MlN-
thorn, 1542 E. Adam's; Hooper car line.
$14. 4 ROOMS, $l ul fl ON PAYMENTS.
Beldln, 1629 E. 2tith: cor. Blauson car.
COTTAGES, $10, $13. WATER PAID.
GLASBY. 2Glli. cor. Slauson car line.
Houses—Furnished
TO 9-ROOM RESIDENCE FOR 6
months or longer, furnished. 1745 West
Twenty-third street; modern. Also «-
room cottage. Inquire owner, W. F
HILLS. 825 Clanton street.
.^ Flats
TO LET— S-ROOM FLAT ON EAST
Twelfth street near Central avenue.
Owner at 1110 WEST TWENTY-
ninth ST. Tel. «38194.
Stores and Offices
TO LET -STORKS. ' :
$100— Corner, 701 West Seventh st.
$25—2104-06 East Ninth st.
$lf>— lol3 East Ninth at.
$15—2309 East Ninth st.
$15 231 1 East Ninth st.
$16—1017 West First st.
$16— 1182 East Seventh st.
$20— 1112 H East Seventh st.
V. DANGER,
207 8. Broadway.
FOR RENT
Rooms— Furnished
FOR $1 A DAY YOU CAN RENT AN
ontMri" room hentitlfully furnished;
new, with elegant lint"! service;
steam hent. Nt m: W. 7TIT BT.
FOR SALE
Houses
S ROOM
BUNGALOW
Ml«*lnn m.tli-, tinted trull*, lar-e
living room, flreplnrr, enameled mill
nleket plnmtilna*! l«r«r level lot, unr-
•len n ml Homer*, feneeili .hl<-km run
12 ft. li.v 40 ft. 1 crment nliirnnlk*
nml curb*, nllrd «(rrr(. lornlr.l one-
hiilf Mock from the net* l*n«mlrnn
boiilevnril, ft rfni enr fnrr, twelve
minute*' ride to bn*lnr** pnrt of rltf.
Price 52700.
AIM nne lot In the lll«lilnn,l Villa
fr.-iet within nnr Mock of the I'.nxt '
First »-lrp«-t i'iir line for MAO.
Ailiire** OVTM.It, lln- 17.",, llrrnl.l
olTler, or telrphnne Home ClflMi
FOR SALE— ~
$3300 $3500
In the University district, a nicely
furnished modern house, with 5 very
largo rooms, porcelain bath; nice
screen porch, with stationary wash
tubs; Inrge bnrn. This Is a gem,
near Figueroa, and only $3SOO.
T. 1,. O'IIHIl;\ * co.,
Jefferson and Main streets.
Doth phones.
A CHOICE CORNER
mzm IN
EUCLID HEIGHTS
Two fine lots at northeast corner
of Hollenbeck and Orme avenues.
Directly on new Seventh street car
line.
For tern™ soo
SAMUEL J. HARRIS.
• Corner Euclid and Stephenson ayes.
FOR SALE-
6-room cottage with bath, toilet, man-
tel, etc.; lot r.0x125; price $1850; $100 cash,
balance $.1) per month.
4-room California house with five lots,
2 blocks from car line; price $3000; <A
cash.
E. O. DEVENS.
27 Laughlln bldg., 315 South Broadway.
FOR SALE—
,' ON WEST FORTIETH STREET,
NEAR NORMANDIE AVENUE.
914.10 ' si tr.o
4-room cottage on good lot 40x150;
terms $350 cash, balance $15 month.
JONES & RYDER LAND CO.,
218 West Third street.
A FINE NEW YEAR'S PRESENT—
Beautififl 5-room bungalow in Uni-
versity district; mission style; every-
thing modern and must be sold by Jan.
1. Price $2500.
You can suit yourself about terms.
I make a specialty of bargains and
have several that will pay you to in-
vestigate.
J. S. SPENCER, JR.,
Main 4413. 217 Grant Bldg.
FOR SALE — BARGAIN.
Southwest, six-room bungalow, just
completed; hardwood floors In living
room, dining room and den; beamed
ceilings, brick fireplace, buffet, book-
cases, seat, cabinet kitchen, screen
porch, two tubs, barn. Owner must
sell within ten days. Price, coin-
•>-. pletely furnished, $4000; $500 cash.
PITTSBURG REAL ESTATE CO.,
311-15 Laughlln Bldg.
FOR SALE —
16-room modern flats,, near the Salt
Lake new shops. Furnished and
rented: always full. Can be rented
singly or en suite.
Brings In $115 per month.
$6750 all told. Surely this Is a snap.
F. D. DAVIES,
1423 I ■:. First St.
• Home 41378. Boyle 1385.
FOR SALE— S2SOO.
Positively best home in city for thr
price.
» 234 EAST 42D ST.
Can be seen only before 12 noon.
J. R. MACLINTOCK. 704 Grant bldg.
FOR SALE—
ON WEST THIRTY-EIGHTH STREET,
NEAR NORMANDIE AVENUE.
A thoroughly ' up-to-date 5-room cot-
tage on large lot 50x150: price $2800;
terms $500 cash, balance $25 month.
JONES & RYDER LAND CO.,
218 West Third street.
$25 DOWN, $25 MONTHLY, 4 ROOMS,
new, $1000. BELDIN, 1629 E. 26th, cor.
Slauson car line.
$20 DOWN, $20 MO.: $1600, 4 ROOMS,
• Mlnthorn, 1542 E. Adams, Hooper car.
$25 DOWN, $25 MONTHLY. 4 ROOMS.
$2000; keys 1542 E. Adams. Hooper cars.
1721 E. 31ST. NEAR SLAUSON CAR
line; « rms. barn,; new; $3000; $100 down.
$2700; $1500 CASH, 2 COTTAGES RENT-
ed $25. SIDDALL, 2i.; Copp building.
$2566, $1300 CASH: 2 COTT RENT-
ed, $26. SIDDALL, 207 Copp bid*.
1323 COURT. NEAR ALVARADO;
Temple cars; 5 rms. $2350; $50 down.
$20 DOWN. $20 MONTHLY. 4 ROOMS*
1542 E. 25th; Slauson car line.
City Lots and Lands
ON EAST ADAMS STREET
I have one lot left
40x125
This Is fast becoming a manufac-
turing district and will soon be
classed as business property.
Buy now and double your money
later.
Will sell now for
Come In and see me Monday and lei
me explain particulars and terms.
THIS IS A BARGAIN
BOX 400, Herald.
FOR SALE '
BARGAIN
$450
This price Is $150 less than adjoining
lots are selling for. .
50x133
HIGHLAND VILLA TRACT
One block from East First m. car line.
Have one other lot In same tract to be
sold for $000; small payment down, bal-
ance $12.50 per month.
OWNER, Home telephone C 1052; or ad-
dress BOX 190. Herald
SHOES REPAIhED
MEN'S OAK H SOLES, UK WE'D. 11, LA-
dl«s' 70«. Factory Boom Stor* til W. «.
FOR SALt
City Lots and Land*
ron ■Al,f!
Vneant. 8 lots 25*107 <*nrh; e«Kt
front, New rinmpxhlre nenr 12th; $600
each; $2". down, $ln per mo.
Lot R0x200; west front, WMtt'ti
aye. ti«-ar Washington; $2500, terms
If desired.
Fine corner 100x200, Western «v*.
near Pico; nil street work done and
paid; $6000; terms.
Fine corner, Normandle south of
Washington; 62x140 to alley; $1500;
terms. \vr:«T rralty co.
OMIFK WRIT HRAI.TV CO.,
Til arwmt niiiß.
__ A~ii7 «' n AnoAiN
ON WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
Lot to:,Kt7« feet.
Fine for stores or flats.
We can deliver this lot at below
the rnnrket. One of the best buys In
the city, Commission to agents.
ACMi; HKAI.TV CO. (Inc.)
Offices 427-8 Qrosse Bldg;., fitli and
Spring fits.
FOR BALE I LOTS 60x150 EACH, ON
the southeast corner 'if (6th nnd Art-
Cona, Santa Monica, one block from the
our line and In tho center of Immedlnte
contemplated improvements. Price $lCo*);
$550 cash, balance on terms. This Is the
cheapest buy In Santa Monica. THOB.
J. HAMPTON, 2P5-6 Mason Opera
house. L. A. R. B.
FOR "AI.F —
Four bennllfnl lot* on 4he Rtißte
flock enp line, nenr lliintlnKlon'n nen
mr linrim nnd Inxhle of (he el«y limit*
fit n bnr~nln. Owner need* the money,
_Ajl<lriM><i nO_C_4H», Herald.
Business Property
■7KOO
TpPI* Is 11 KOllll Investment, liny
Improved hnnlnoMM property, lncnl?il
opposite S. I. 11 y. Co.'* ynrilfl, cot. Sun
1 '-riinn'lo niul Ann nt*.| Improved with
n 22-room ImlKlns house. fm-InK on
San IVriiiinilo at., mill a 4-rooin cot ■
(na;e fnrlns on Ann M., both rented.
Lot ROxISO ft. Till* moat be sold at
once.
A attires* Mi:iM:il. 1030 S. Olive St.
Home phone P4SBB.
Country Property
FOR TIMBER LANDS-HEAVI-
LY TIMBERED LANDS IN OREGON,
WASHINGTON AND CALIFORNIA IN
LARGE OR SMALL TRACTS.
See K. S. MATTESON & CO.,
618 WEST SIXTH ST. ..OS ANOELEa.
Orange Groves
FOR SALE— SI6,OOO, 20-ACRE GROVE
at La Verne, near San Dlmas, mostly
navels; mostly young trees recently
come into bearing; $2000, crop In-
cluded if sold soon; abundance of
water; house, barn, assorted family
orchard; a bargain. 1,. M. PRATT,
60S Laughlln I) I da;. "Headquarters
for Orange Groves." ■
Government Lands
Your Last Chance to Get
GOVERNMENT LAND IN
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
FOR 91.00 PER ACRE
Other land In same vicinity selling
at $75 to $100 per acre at the present
time. Secure some of this while it
lasts. Also some fine relinquished
and deeded lands. See
f
GEO. T. SCHERMAN,
035 Cittern* National llnnk Bids.
Corner Third nnd Mnlu Sta.
Country Property — County
FREE INFORMATION ON NAPA, SO-
noma, Marln, Mendoelno and Lake coun-
ties; lectures dally at Chamber of Com-
merce. Francis Hope. 221 9. Spring st.
Miscellaneous
■p
O
R
FOR SALE!
S
A
Ii
■
1 have a beautiful upright
piano that must be sold at
once. Tbla la a new Instru-
ment and bua a 10-year guar-
antee. The price la -rlthln
your reach. It la much less
than the actual coat. You can
get more Information by ad-
dreaalnc
BOX IDS. Herald Office.
■
FOR SALE-NEW AND SECOND HAND
billiard and pool tables, bar fixtures of
all kinds; easy payments. Send for cata-
logue. THE HRUNSWICK-BALKE-
COLLENDER CO., 331 West Third St.,
Los Angeles, v -
Y(H' CAN lil.'Y GOOD PIANOS AT LOW
prices at F. JV. KRINGEL'S, 845 South
Spring. Tuning and repairing. Broad-
way 2USB; Home F8126.
ASBESTOS COALOIL BRICKS,' $:'; SAM-
ple $1; cheaper than wood or coal.
AGENT. 207 Copp building.
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate
M. DONALD & stott,
309 to 317 Lunkernhlin building.
TO BUY
Owners and dealers in real estate who
have properties for sale or exchange
will find it decidedly to their advantage
to come in and have a talk with me.
We can handle property located in any
part of the United States. Eastern
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.
M.don A Li > & stott.
Entrance 312 Lankerahlm bldK-
Home phono 4746.
Sunset Main 4555.
BEN WHITE
Will Exchange
your property; Immense bargains; apply
at once; satisfaction and quick results.
Member Realty Board. SO4-6 BRYSON
Block, Second and Spring,
EXCHANGE— S7 6OO; THRKK HOUSES,
rented $50; equity $5000; want land or
lots. H. E. SIDDALL, 207 Cupp bid*.
Main 4071
R2 Js^^ftte*)
800 ». mil. llnm* I«KW». Mnln 230-,.
Th. Largttt But-
djt Lou Ang«l«t.
*/r 013-5-7 W. 7th •■♦.
tefgj^ For Sale
Wi^J^iffl.a^3s i,ot. Central Ari-
V^BTOffrffil^r Inprton Heights,
>I»^SgaJ»l*HL BOxlßOi tan da 2
~X~ ' ft. nbovo filrle-
Walk. Must hp sold till* week. Worth
1500: will be worth $2001) In three
months. Sacrifice equity of $950 for
§600 rush. KinviV M,lti:ilHU\, 201-203
:.fnißiiiiii HUIk-
EDUCATIONAL
&PA rTKSSONS^U fvMON^fY^Toj^
perlenced Spanish teacher Telephone
Home <-I'iT.'.'. or .■Klilrowa HliX 192, tternlii.
FOR SALE
Suburban Property
Foil SALE
Three acres between Vermont and
Western avenues; will make 18 large
lots; rleht In line of development
toward Hollywood, Now cur lines and
distance from the surrounding high-
priced property makes this small sub-
division very attractive. The owner will
sacrifice for quick sale.
JOS. 13. DAVIS.
A 2l 08. TIM Inv HI.Ik.
FOR 12AUL.12 HOCK LOTS
SeT
WAI.KKII A CLARK, Agent*.
Homo phone 492, Sunset Flora 3141.
through Qlendale Exchange. Office
corner of Central and Colorado ayes.,
end of Eagle Rook car line.
Tract two blocks south.
AI.TA 1)12 ~~*
ALTADENA!
alt a hex a!
For property In tills pretty Pasa-
dena foothill suburb see 1- m. PRATT
& CO., COB Ijaughlln Bldg., or Altadena
office at end of car line.
LEGAL NOTICES
*" " Ai,~i.\.s SUJijIONs' ~~~—
In the Superior Court of the County or
Los Angeles, State of California.
The City of Los Angeles, a municipal
corporation, plaintiff, vs. Anthony K.
Hernandez, Helen W. Ross, Mrs. L. W.
Thatcher, also known as Elizabeth
Thatcher, also known as Mrs. W. B.
Shlvely. Albert Brown, W. B. Thompson.
John Shaffer, Hiram F. Jewell, Mrs E.
W. Barker, Margaret Irwin, administfl
trix of the estate of I. N. Irwin, de-
ceased; John D. Bicknell. Lucinda Macy
Foy, administratrix of the estate of S.
C. Foy. deceased; Charles E. Parker.
Fannie L. Judson. Helen T. Judson.
Stanley L. Judson, George Hart, W. B.
Scarborough, Lee Ford, John Doe Jane
Doe, Richard Roe, Sarah Roe, Peter Coe,
Mary Coe, John Boe, Cora Boe, Jack
Moe. Jane Moe, Dick Hoe, May Hoe, Bill
Loe. Alice Loe. John Red, Jane Red. Bill
Red, Alice Red. Jack Blue and Mary
Blue, defendants.
Action brought in the Superior Court
of the State of California, in and for
the County of Los Angeles, and the
complaint filed in said County of Los
Angeles, In the office of the Clerk of
said county.
The People of the State of California
Send Greeting To:
Anthony R. Hernandez. Helen W.
Ross, Mrs. L. W. Thatcher, also known
as Elizabeth Thatcher, also known as
Mrs "W. B. Shively. Albert Brown, W.
B. Thompson, John Shaffer, Hiram F.
Jewell. Mrs. E. W. Barker, Margaret
Irwin, administratrix of the estate of
I. N. Irwin; John D. Bicknell, Lucinda
Macy Fox, administratrix of the estate
of S. C. Foy deceased; Charles E. Par-
ker, Fannie L. Judson Helen T. Judson,
Mary Roe Judson, George Hart, W. B.
Scarborough, Lee Ford. John Doe. Jane
Doe, Richard Roe, Sarah Roe. Peter Coe
Mary Coe, John Boe, Cora Boe, Jack
Moe. Jane Moe, Dick Hoe, May Hoe Bill
Loe, Alice Loe, John Red, Jane Red, Bill
Red, Alice Red, Jack Blue and Mary
Blue, defendants.
You and each of you, are hereby
directed to appear and answer to the
complaint in an action entitled as above,
brought against you, and each of you.
In the Superior Court of the State of
California, in and for the County of Los
Angeles, within ten days after the ser-
vice on you of this summons — If served
within this county, or within thirty
days If served elsewhere.
Such action Is brought to condemn
the lands and premises hereinafter de-
scribed for a public use, to wit: for an
addition to the school grounds appurte-
nant to the public high school of the
City of Los Angeles.
That the lands and premises so
sought to be taken and condemned for
such public use are situated in the City
of Los Angeles, County of Los Angeles,
State of California, and are more par-
ticularly bounded and described as fol-
lows:
Beginning at the southwest corner of
the tract of land conveyed to Los An-
geles Lodge No. 12 of Free and Accepted
Masons by the City of Los Angeles, by
deed recorded In Book 6, page 308. of
Deeds, Records of said county; thence
north 26% degrees east, 278 feet to a
point in tho north boundary of the tract
known as the City Cemetery Tract;
thence along north line of said last
mentioned tract south 62% degrees east,
311 feet to the northeast corner of said
City Cemetery Tract; thence along the
east line thereof, south 26% degrees
west. 278 feet; thence north 63% de-
grees west, 311 feet to the point of be-
ginning.
Reference is hereby made to the com-
plaint for descriptions of the respective
parcels so sought to be taken.
And you, and each of you, are hereby
notified to appear and show cause why
the property above described should
not be condemned as prayed for in the
complaint.
And you are hereby notified that un-
less you appear and answer as above
required said plaintiff will apply to tho
court for the relief demanded In the
complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of
the Superior Court of the State of Cali-
fornia. in and for the County of Los An-
geles, this Ist day of April, 1905.
(Seal of tho Superior Court)
C G. KEYES. Clerk.
By H. E. Ride, lNS. Deputy Clerk.
1-14-21-28 12-5-12-19-26 1-2-9-18 lOt
Notice of Stockholder*' Meeting
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MKETINQ :
of the stockholders of Manhattan Sav-
ings bank, for the election of directors
and for the transaction of such other
business as may come before the meeting,
will be held at its banking office, north-
east corner Sixth and Spring streets, In
the city of Los Angeles, county of Los
Angeles, state of California, on Tuesday,
the Slii day of January. 1907, at 3:30
clock p. in.
By order of the board of directors.
CHARLES KWING. Secretary.
12-23-1-7 16t
Notice of Stockholders' Meetluir
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Paclfto Clay Manufacturing com-
pany will be held at room 812, Hulluid
block, in this city, Tuesday, January 15,
1907, at 10 o'clock a. in., fur the purpose
of electing a board of directors and tliu
transaction of such other business as may
come before the meeting.
. 1. 8. PORTER. Secretary.
Lob Angeles, Cal., Doc. £2, 1900.
12-23-1-5 14t
Notice of Mockboldera' Meeting
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the second annual meeting of the stock-
holders < ' Consolidated Realty company
will be held at the office of said com-
pany. 620 Chamber of Commerce build-
ing, Los Angeles. Cal.. Jan. 8, 1907, at 7:30
p. m for the purpose of electing directors
and for the transaction of such other
business as may be brought before said
meeting. X JORDAN. Secretary.
14-23-1-8 nt
9
SENDS LAST NOTE
TO HARRIMAN
CHIEF MANNAHAN GIVES "IS
ULTIMATUM
Warns Railroad President of Impend.
ing Drastic Action Concerning
Demands — News of the Rail.
road World
By As-snelnted Press.
PEi >i;ia. in.. Jan. i. Brand Master
Hannahafi of the Brotherhood >>r Loco*
motive Firemen and ESnglnafmrt to«
nlghl i nued ■> second ultimatum to !•;.
i. Harrlman of. the Southern Pacific
railroad, warning him of the Impending
drastic measures that Will bo placfd
in effect unless he exercises his pow«
el to terminate the grievance)! now
prevailing. The telegram follows:
"Peoria, Ills., Jan. 1— K. H. Harri
ii.iii. President Smithern Pacific, New
York:
"The dispute on the Atlantic system
of the Southern Pacific company, not
wlthstandlng statements to tho con
trnry, is between your company and
our members. On other of your lines
the fiellng is growing that they mny
expect the .same injustice in the near
future.
"If your representatives really deßirc
arbitration we are nnxlous to adjust
In that way, and we insist that a third
party should not be permitted to in
fluence your company In this flatter.
"Once more, in justice to the men
and the public, who will be affected
by an extension of a strike to other
parts of your system, I ask you to
exercise your authority and restore the
conditions which the abrogation of the
agreement took away from the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Firemen on May
1. Your officials entered willingrly Into
an agreement with the Brotherhood of
Engineers that nullified the same.
"I await an immediate answer. Not
hearing from you I shall feel that I
have exercised due patience and have
served a, final notice to the public.
"J. J. HANNAHAN,
"Grand Master Brotherhood of Lo
comotive Firemen and Englnemen."
INVESTIGATE .BLOCK SIGNALS
Recent Wrecks Influence Interstate
Commerce Commission
By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Jan. I.— The inter
state commerce commission today
reached an agreement to Investigate
the block signal systems on both the
Southern and Baltimore .1 Ohio rail
roads in view of the recent disastrous
collisions and derailments on these
roads, attended by serious injury and \
loss of life.
The first hearing which will be public
will be held in this city Friday, the 4th
instant.
LOOK AFTER TRAVELERS' NEEDS
Union Pacific Establishes Special
Porter Service
Effective at an early date the Union
Pacific will establish train porter serv
ice on trains Nos. 3, 4, 5 and 6.
The porters will have a number of
duties, chief of which will be the care
of coaches and the chair cars. They
will be required to keep the same in
a clean and tidy condition, look after
ventilation, lights, etc.
They further will assist passengers
on and off their, cars and coaches, per
form any special duty assigned by the
train conductor in the Interest of train
service, and look after the comfort o£
passengers generally.
Increase for Toledo Men
By Associated Press.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Jan. I.— As apprecia
tion of faithful service 1000 men em
ployed by the Toledo Hallway & Light
company and the Mnumee Valley Rail
road & Light company, including about
900 motormen and conductors, received
a handsome New Year's present today
in the shape of a 10 per cent increase
in wages.
NOTICE
To Holders of Herald Photo Coupon*
Studio closes January 6, 1907. All cou
pons must be presented not later than
Wednesday, January L\ 1907. __
LEGAL NOTICES
i!s'Yit^tl?)ns^f6^~p^oTosals~T6
EXECUTE GOVERNMENT SURVEYS
IN CALIFORNA.— NotIco No. 4. Notice
is hereby given that sealed proposals will
be received at this office up to and in-
cluding February 1, 1907, for running,
measuring and marking according to law
and instructions the following described
surveys, to wit: T. 13 S., R. 14 E., sec-
tion lines, ii" miles; private claims, school
land in connection, 150 miles. T. 14 8., R.
1 1.., section lines 60 miles; prlvato
claims, school lands and connections 141
miles. T. 15 S., R. 14 E., section lines 00
miles; private claims, school lands and
connections, 177 miles. T. 16 8., R. 13 E.,
section lines 60 miles; private * claims,
school lands and connections 187 miles.
T. 16 S., R. 14 E., section lines SO miles;
private claims, school land and connec-
ncctioiis 165 miles. T. 16 S., R. 15 E.,
section lines U0 miles; private claims,
school lands and connections 160 miles.
T. 17 S., K. 15 10., section lines 26 miles;
private claims, school lands and connec-
tions 'JO miles (all S. P. M). Bids must
be sirbmitted In duplicate and must be ac
.staled prices per diem for a stated num-
ber of days. -The liability of the contract
will be restricted to >t>,;>uO in the case of
cue deputy, and to $11,500 In the case of
a firm of "deputies. All bids must be
Blade In writing, sealed and marked "Pro-
posals to Execute Government Surveys
described in Notice No. 4, dated Jan. 2,
W07," Proposals may be left at this office
ir. person or Inclosed in an envelope and
forwarded by mall, Bids for surveys de-
scribed in this notice will be opened on
February 2. 1907, and notice forwarded to
the successful bidder within 60 days there-
after, accompanied with contract, includ-
ing said surveys, and bond which must
be properly executed and returned to this
office immediately. Only responsible, re-
liable and competent surveyors will be em-
ployed, who must execute their surveys
in person, and will be required to give
bend in double the amount of contract in
each instance. It will be required that
the surveys herein described be completed
Mid returns made to this office on or be-
fore Muroh 1. 1908. Surveyors may sub-
mit bids under more than one notice, but
the bids must be separate under each, and
ihis office will limit each deputy to such
an amount of work as can be properly
completed within the time specified. The
right is reserved by this office to reject
any and all bids and no contracts will be
binding on the part of the United States
I'litii approved by the Commissioner of
the General Land OP*|ce,
Office of IT. S. Bur* eyor General.
Ban Francisco, California. Jan. 2, 1907.
V. S. Surveyor General fgr California.
1-2-4-7-9-11-14 6t ;
NOTICE OK SHAREHOLDERS' MEET*
Ing— The regular annual meeting of tba
shareholder* of the National Bank of
Commerce in Los Angeles, for the elao-
lion of directors and fur the transaction
of such other business as may coma De-
fore the meeting, will be held at Us
banking office, northeast corner Sixth ana
Spring streets, In me city of Los Ange-
les, county of Los Angeles, state of Cali-
fornia, 011 Tuesday, th« Bth day of Jauu-
ury. 1907. at 3 o'clock p. in
Polls will be open from 10 o'clock a. vi.
until 4 o'clock p. m. of that day.
By order of the board of directors. - .
CIIARLK3 BWINU. Ca»ai»r.
12-S-l-l Jit

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