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14
Shipping News
-, SAN PEDRO, April ' 19.—Arrived—Steam
er Governor from Seattle via San Francisco
and Kcdondo; steam schooner J. B. Stetson
'from Columbia river via San Franctsoo;
German steamer Ella from Cor'.nto, Nica
ragua and San Bias, Mexico; steam schoon
er Jame» S. Hlgglns from Fort Bragg via
flan Francisco; steamer Coos Bay from San
Francisco and way ports; steamer Buokman
from Seattle via San Francisco; American
steamer , Homer from Mazatlan and San
Bias, .Mexico; steam schooner Don* from
Grays Harbor. ' '
; • Sailed Steamer George W. Elder for Se
attle . via San Francisco; steam schooner
Banta Barbara for Grays Harbor via San
Francisco and Port Los Angeles; steamer
I Coos Bay for San Francisco and way ports;
steam schooner J. B. Stetson for San Diego.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES
The Pacific Coast liner Governor arrived
today from Seattle with freight and passen
gers and will continue down the coast to
San Diego tomorrow. Among tho through
passengers Is Charles H. Hamilton of tho
Schubech-Hamflton Steamship line, which
operated the steamer St. Crolx between this
port and San Francisco before she burned
last November. He Is on his way to San
Diego Beeklng recovery from Inflammatory
rheumatism. '" _ '
The steamer J. B. Stetson. Capt. Sears,
called today on the way from Portland to
San Diego with passengers and 3300 ties
for the Southern Pacific. She will call here
again northbound for passengers Saturday
morning.
The Pacific Coast freight steamer Coos
Bay, Capt. Bowen, arrived today from San
Francisco and way ports with produce and
merchandise and after loading a return
cargo sailed for return.
The Alaskan-Pacific steamer Bnckman.
Capt. Wood, arrived today on her first trip
to this port under tho new schedule of the
company, providing a six day «<-"'lee be
tween here and Seattle. She will sail for
return Thursday.
The Fteomers Doris and Fair Oaks ar
rived today from Grays Harbor with lum
ber cargoes. . , .
The steamer Homer. Capt. Dorrls. is d\ie
here tonight from San Hlas with a cargo of
bananas for the Pacific Fruit company.
Tho steamer George W. Elder, Capt. Jes
sen, sailed tonight on the return voyage to
Portland with passengers and freight for
the North Pacific 6teamshlp company.
The schooner W. H. Talbot arrived to
day from Redondo Beach In tow of tho tug
Warrior with 700.000 feet of lumber for
patton & Davles, loaded at Taeoma
MOVF.ttE'NTa OF STKAMERS
Steamers carrying passengers are due from
northern ports via San Francl*co and from
southern ports direct as follow*:
Steamer-From A J?i Ue»o
Centralla, Grays Harbor April .0,
Governor, San Diego Apr 11 21
Hanalel. San Francisco April .1
Banta Rosa, San Francisco April —
Senator, San Francisco Apr 1 3
Santa Rosa, San Diego Apr 24
Roanoke, Portland Aprl .4
President, Seattle <A; r. -6
Hanalei, San Francisco April -6
President, San Diego April -S
Panta Rosa, San Francisco April 2tj
Admiral Sampson, Seattle April 23
DEPART
Ella, Victoria April 20
Carlos, Portland *P2, S
Oovernor. San Diego Apr I 20
Buckman, Seattle April 21
Governor, Beattle April H
Hanalel, San Francisco April 21
Senator, Guayamas « April 1-
Panta Rosa, Son Diego April 2.1
Santa Rosa. San Francisco April £4
Roanoke, Portland April Jl
President, San Diego April 27
Admiral Sampsim, Seattle April 27
President, Seattle April 28
CATALINA AND LONO BEACH
Steamers leave for Catallna Island dally at j
]0 o'cleck a. m. Returning, leave Avalon at |
3-30 p m., connecting with S luthrrn Pacific, j
Bait Lake and Pacific Electric trains both i
ways. Launches arrive and depart to anil |
rrom Long Beach hourly between D a. m. and
6 p. m.
TIDE TABLE FOB SAN I'El>K<>
High. Low.
Wednesday, April 80 7:16 a. m. 1:17 n. m.
7:68 p.m. 1:19 p.m.
Thursday, April 21 T:B a.m. 1:62 a.m.
8:15 p. m. l:. p. m.
Friday, April 22 8:35 a. m. 2:22 a.m.
8:37 p. m. 1:11 p. m.
Saturday, April 23 9:06 a.m. 2:47 m.
8:46 p. m. 2:37 p. ill.
AIUUVAXB ANI> I>JiP.VRTriIIiS
PAN FRANCISCO —Geo. Fen
ivlck, YoFemlte, from San Pedro. Sailed —
Lucy Neff for San Diego.
- - -.
HERALD PATTERNS
A* a furtoei con\eni(*i)ce to our reader*) at 1
patterns ordered from The Herald wl.l licr.<
aftfr be delivered ultlilu five day* from iln
time the order 1* received In tbla office Tick
Insures ten day*' prompter delivery of pat
tern* than ha* ever bafOM hern attempted
by any newspaper In I.o» AncelM.
__
3Z2S
MISSES' BEMI-FITTINQ COAT.
HERALD PATTERN NO. 3228
Ail Eeaxos Allowed.
The three-Quartor coat la not only
■tylloh and convenient, but yery becom
ing- as well, especially when It follows
Ftrlctly tailored lines, aa does tho Illus
trated model, which combines long back
Beams, notched oollar and close sleeves,
the only deviation being the turned-up
cufts. Silt pockets are made on the
left breast and at the hips, and the clos
ing Is single-breasted. Mahogany red
cloth Is used for the pictured coat, with
black silk to faoe the collar and cuffs.
Serge, cheviot, novelty mohairs, oovert
or Venetian oloth or dlugonal coatings
in spring weight will develop this de
sign advantageously. The pattern Is In
3 sizes— to 18 years. For a miss of 18
years the coat requires 2«4 yards of ma
terial 42 inches wide, with % yard of
silk 20 Inches wide.
Frloe of pattern. 16 cents.
.*> ■ '*•
4> ORDER BLANK <*
♦ <8
♦ <s
w Ntw Pattern "So. 3228
S Pattern Department Herald: Inclosed a
please llnd 10c, the price of this pat- <i>
s& tern. When ordering plruwe inclose <•>
<i> Illustration. Use thu following blanks; <•>
4> <*
<f> SUe .. <$■
♦ 4
tj. Nam* ••*• ■••■•••••■■•■.... <<>
<> <4>
■■< Address • <s>
t City and *tate <••
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
<$> I crrnus fruit S.HIFMEXTS <S>
<$> Monday, April 18, 200 carloads of <»>
<$> <iruii«r« and 10 cars of lemon*. Total <$
<J> to date there were snipped 13,888 cars <$>
<§> of oranges and 2038 cars of lemons. <j>
<$> .siune time last season 16,6.18 cars of <$>
■ »'■ oruinen and '.'ltnfl <'i>r» of lfmons. <§>
-N-M v-• ••• •■•■rr^«-!'\ I~r1~r % ••■
NEIV YORK
NEW YORK, April 19. —Twenty-four cars
ornnges aold; market very active; raining;
cool; unfavorable. Navels—Elephant, or,
Elephant Orchards, 32.90; Elephant. 33.20;
Elephant, seconds, 32.45; Half Moon, xf,
Red. G. O. Assn. $2.80; Best Yet. 52.60;
Golden Cross, O. K. Ex. 32.90; Red K. same,
I 32.60; Royal Knight. R. H. Ex. |2.80; Stew
art, Lotus, same. 32.35; Stewart Monogram,
same, 32.16; Standard, sd, Nat. O. Co., 32.26;
Qall O. K. Ex. 32.20; Orchard, imp, or,
Nat O Co., $3.85-8.10; Standard, Imp,
same. 32.26-8.65; Orchard, or, samo, 32.76;
Standard, sd, same, 32.40; Sierra Celeste.
»2 95- W. T. Michael. 32.65; Old Mission, fy.
Chapman, It.li! do eh. same, 32.80: Golden
Ragle, ■d, Mini, $2.65; Sierra Celeste, 32-86;
W. T Michael. 32.60; El Mollno, eh, San
Marino O. P. A. 35.05: El Toreador, sd,
same. 32.96: La Mesa. Rlv. EX Rlv. 32.70;
Goldon Rule, same, $3; do, Imp, $3.40;
Golden, Imp, same, 33.26; Glendora Heights.
A. C. G. Ex. $3: Alta Cresta. A. H. Ex.
IS.lt; nobusta, same. $3.15; Hobo, same,
32.75; Stag. A. C. G. Ex. 33.15: Pointer.
same, 32.80: Hunter, same. $2.16; King Leo,
32.60; Stewart Lotus, O. K. Ex. $2.30;
Stewart Monogram, same, 12.15; King Leo.
S. A Ex. 32.60: Citrus Belle, sd. Ind. F.
Co $2 85. Bloods, boxes —Carmen, fy.
Randolph F. Co.. $3.05; Slover Mtn. or.
Growers F. Co.. $2.80; S<mlrreL A. H. Ex.
31 in- Palm Tree, same. $2.95. Seedlings—
Mission Belle, fy. A. B. Chapman, 33.10;
Mission Memories, eh, *ame. 32.96; Mission
View, f(1. same. $2.95. Homasnssas —Slover
Mtn. or Growers F. Co., $8. Navels, Hs
Overland. Imp, $1.40-1.25; Golden Rule, Imp,
$1 SI Grapefruit—Golden Orchard. $2.25:
(ir,-;iar<l '■». $1.60. Tangerines—M. Bells,
$1 40; La Mesa. $1.86: King Leo. 31.B0;
Suuirrel $1.90; Palm Tree, 81.70: Hear. $2;
Quail $1.90. Blood, Vis—Blue Tag. $1.6:>;
Squirrel. $1.65; Slover Mtn. $1.80; Carmen,
$1.90.
WOMAN PEDESTRIANS ACTiVE
PANTA MONICA. April 19.—Mrs. J.
Armstrong- and Mrs. H. MoConnell,
fruests at Hotel Decatur, are claiming
rcpropnltlon for prowess as pedestrians
from tho fact that they walked eljrht
miles before breakfast this morning-.
Since they came here to spend sevoral
week! at the beach, friends say they
have mad* a practice of walking- long
dtitancei every morning. They offer
n challenfa to anyone more than 20
yean old to n walking contest.
RAILWAY TIME TABL2I
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
From Arealie Station. Fifth and Centra.! ewe.
"Leave j | Arrive.
8:00 amlSan Francisco via Coast Line. 8:30 aa
8:15 am San Luis Oblspo, Paso Robles. 2:30 pa
2:.15 pm Del Monte. Monterey, Santa 9:30 pm
7:30 pm Crux. San Jose and east 11:46 pot
San Fran. and Mojave ~~~ ~~
6:.1O pm Sacramento, Oakland, via 7:06 aa
>:30 pm Bakersfleld and Freano 8:00 aa
7:50 am Fresno I 7:05 aa I
*'"" pm Bakers Held 8:00 aa !
>:30 pm and Mejave 8:00 pm I
Chicago, Kan. City, dt. Louis ~ '
1:46 pm Oolden State Limited 6:16 pa
IXKI pm The CaJlforcian. via 7:16 pa
_____ Tuma. Henson, El Paso
Overland—New Orleans via "~~""~™
U:01 pm Vnim, Benson, Marlcopa, Tuo- 1:10 rm
sod, El Pa' San Antonio,
' Houston
12:01 pm Yuma, Tucson, Benson 6:M aa
BKM pm Lordsburg, Demtns;, 7:15 am '
6:16 pm El Paso 1:30 pm
"6:JI> am ■ 8:30 am '
6:00 am VL.Vi am
6:16 am Eanta Barbara 2 30 pm
1:46 pm and 7:36 pm I
1:36 pm Ventura • 8:80 pm
7:30 pm ('Not Ventura) v.46 pm '
8:15 am Oxnard. Santa Busana, ""• BSO sin
1:35 pm Moorpark, • 11:60 ant
7:30 pm' Somls, 1.80 pa '
Camarlllo • 7:36 pm :
(*Oxnard only) 11:46 pa i
Santa Paula Saugus, I '
6:45 am Camulos. Piru. Flllmore, ll:B0aa
1:45 pm, Eatlcoy, Montaivo, Carpla- 7:35 pm
teria, Bummerland
6:13 a'.n Nordhoff I 1:30 pm
rS6_pm 7:36 pm
7:46 am ~ " ~~ • 6:30 am!
8:66 am Pomona • 7:15 am
12:01 pm Colton 7:15 am
1:00 pm Riverside, Reillanis and 1:36 am
4:00 pm San Bernardino 11 35 am
6:45 pm (*Not Riverside. Re.lland» 1:30 pm
1:16 pm • er San Bernardino) 1:25 pa |
M I 7:10 pm |
1:55 am Covlna 11:36 am '
»:4*pm 7:10 pm
T:45 am Chlno 1:36 am i
4:00 pm 6:26 pm |
Santa Ana, Anaheim, Downey ' I
8:66 am and Norwalk 8:J0 aa
11:15 am 2:15 pm I
1:00 pm a* Buena Park, West a» 8:00 pm I
6:10 pm Anaheim, West Orange 4:60 pa I
(*Downey only) |
8:66 am|^ Newport Beach 4:60 pa
8:M am|a Lob Alamltos a|"4T6o"pa I
8:46 am Drawley, imperial, ~| 6:30 aa I
1:16 pm El Centro. Calexlco | 6:56 pm
9:o6am San Pedro-Compton '111:45 am
8.30 pro t'Vla Long Beach) | 6:35 pm ]
6:06 am Long Beach-Compton 11:46 am
8:3 i) pm ('Via San Pedro) | 6:35 pm j
D :C6 am Santa Catallna Island "iTss pm
'6:45 am ' I 7:06 am
7:60 am Fernando • 8:40 am
1:45 pm 11:60 am
6:00 pm ('Motor) 7:36 pm
>:30 pm _^.^___^_______^_^^^ 8:00 pm
'»":».• am a Chatsworth Park. (See a 1:46 pa
note). (Note—To and (ram
River station only.)
All trains dally except those marked as fob
lows: "a" Sundays oxcepted; "b" Sunday!
only. ■_
BANTA FE
' Leave | | —n-lT«
Eastern—California Limited, ~ '
18:00 am dally, Chicago via Denver 6:00 pas)
and Kansas City
' Overland Express—Dally *
1:00 pm Chicago via Denver and 8:80 aa
Kansas City
Eastern Express Dally
T:80 am Chicago via Denver and 7:01 aa
Kansas City
Tourist Flyer—Dally ~ ~*
8:00 am Chicago via Denver and 1:16 aa
Kansas City
"~^~ Kite Shaped—Going via l
1:80 am Pasailena. Return via 6:30 pa
Santa Ana canyon
7:35 am ~~ 10:00 am
1:30 am Redlanda via Pasadena 1:00 pa I
1:00 pm S:4O pa
4:30 pm —- ■ 7:40 pm
*7:80 am| Redlanda via Orange |10:35"aa
10:66 am| 6:30 pm ;
I 1:00 pa I
7:sr, am| Riverside via Pasadena 6:40 pm
T:3O am ~~] 7:06 pm
10:65 am Riverside via Orange 10:36 am
_*:06_pm 8:30 pm
7:30 am ~~ " I 7:06 aa
10:66 am Corona via Orange 10:36 am '<
6:06 pm 8:30 pa
7:30 am I 7:06 am
10:55 am San Bernardino via Orange 10:36 am
6:05 pm J!i£ PJ?
'7:36 am I 8:30 am
8:30 urn J0:00 am
10:00 am San Bernardino via I—a- 4:00 pm
1:00 pm dena 6:40 pm
4:30 pm 6:0» pm
6:45 pro
8:00 pm 7:40 pa
8:66 am B:*6 am |
1:16 pm BantaAna 8:26 am
8:06 pm 1:00 pm!
11 M pm __________________ *:.^..?5
'7:30 am ~~" w. 8:66 am
8:55 am 7:06 am !
10:55 am FMllerton, Anaheim. 8:26 am
2:16 pm Orange 10:35 aa
6:00 pm 1:00 pa !
11:55 pm 6:30 pm
7:35~aml San Jaointo, Elstnore, Be- 10:35 am i
10:66 am met and Murletts. 6:30 pa |
10:26 am Redondo^ 4:20 pa '
3:15 pm Escondldo 1:00 pa
8:65 am Fallbrook 6:16 pa
8:55 am Ban Diego and 6:66 ara
2:]5 pm Coronado Beach 1:00 pa
11:65 pm Surf Line 8:1* pa
7:30 am Randsburg 7:o* aa
1:00 ptn Bearohllftht and Chloride T:OS aa I
(tM pm Beatty, Rhyollle, Ooldfletd 1:80 am
t-lXononUi J
LOS ANGELES HERALD: WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL 20, 1910.
ADVERTISERS
Count *lz average word* aa on* line.
No ad. accepted for less than the price
of thre* lln«a.
The Herald reserves the rl«ht ts re
rlae advertisements and to reject or omit
and refund the> amount paid.
Report promptly to the classified man
ager failure to get return* or experience
with fraudulent or dishonest advertiser*.
Two or more Insertions are better than
one. Try a thrte-tlme ad. Re*ult» al
moit certain for anything.
For contract solicitors and advertising
advice call
SUNSET~MAIN 8000
HOME 10211
AND ASK FOR CLASSIFIED MANAGKH
speciaiTrates
TTant arl«. lr a word each Insertion.
Rooms for rrnt, 8 lines, 8 time*.
Rooms with board. It lines, 3 time*.
25 CENTS
ITKT.r WANTED—MaIe and female, S
line*. 3 times,
25 CENTS
BITCATIONS WASTED
J FREE |
FOR EXCHANGE
•'Vs. •'(•-v, RKAL KStAtK
FOR EXCHANGE — I HAVE A CI.KAB
lot at liedondo, 8 blocks from t-lly hall,
facing the ocean) fine for apartments or
botel j street work all In; (as, electricity
and -i-ner; fine view of the ocean) would
trade for lot at Huntington Park, Glen
dale ut city. Lot valued at *900t make
offer. OW\i:U. box SS4, Herald office.
FOR EXCHANGE—WE CAN EXCHANGE
your property, no matter where located.
SLACK A CO., 418-20 Grant Bldg.
/ 4-10-22
FOR EXCHANGE-20 ACRES IN SAN FER
nanflo valley for good oil stock. R. M.
RUSSELL, 644 Douglas bldg. 4-17-20-2t
MANITOU, COLORADO, 6-ROOM COT
tajte, exchange for California. HENRY
CHAPIN. 248 S. Olive st. 4-20-2
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR EXCHANGE— HAVE A CLEAR LOT
In Colton that I will trade for diamond*,
furniture, autn, or ivhat have youf Ad
dress BOX 534, Ilerild. 9-21-tf
WILL TRADE STOCK IN BISHOP CREEK
Oold company and other mining stock for
stock In California Wave Motor company
(Reynolds^ BOX 242. Herald. 8-2«-tf
MONEY TO IUAN
AVOID BAD DEBTS.
Wa loan 40 to 50 per cent
of value of your property.
Low rates, no commission.
Use our own capital. Act quickly.
THE JOHN M. C. MARBLE
J, COMPANY
H. W. Hellman Bldg.
Both Phones.
4-17-18-20-3t
MONET TO LOAN. SECUKFD BY FIRST
I and second mortgages on real estate, large
! and Ismail amounts, cr payable monthly.
Mortgages, trust deeds and contracts Issued
for the sale of real eitate bought.
NOURSB & CO., 202-204 L. A. Trust Bldg.,
Second and Spring. Hoth phones. tt
' MONEY TO LOAN
$60,000 to loan u-. real estate, city cr coun
try, 6 to 7 per ctjnt, amounts to suit.
MOVER * GILBERT, 302 H. W. Hellman
Bldg. Home, phone A 8827; Main {474.
10-2-tf
! MONEY CONFIDENTIALLY LOANED TO
I employes. Loans to be paid In Installments
of W cents or more per week, or $2 or
more per month. PEOPLE'S LOAN CO.,
LUG Citizens Bank bldg.. Third and Main.
3-34-lm
! UALAUY LOANS. CHATTEL LOANS.
See IS belore you borrow money on *al
ary or furniture. GREAT WESTERN
INV. CO. (Inc.) 512 Grosse Bldg., corner
i (jlxtli and Spring. FBS4S; Main 4«]3.
4-8-tf
MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE
mortgage security: contract* for sa.e of
real estate, mortgages and trust deeds
purchased. CHARLES LANTZ, attorney.
t(| Bullard Blk. wed-su-6mo
I LENTY OF « AND 7 PER CKNT MONEK
a* long as y»u want It on gilt edg« *e
curity. WAYBRIGHT-BUTLER CO..
i:s-52» Security Bldg. F1603; Bdwy 1461.
MONEY TO LOAN-SALARIED MEN AND
' women accommodated without delay or pub
! llclty. SOUTHERN CREDIT CO., 411 O. T.
j Johnson Bldg. 3-14-tf
I li. W. POINDEXTER, 409 WILCOX BUIQ.,
| will loan you what you need on real es
tate. stocks and bonds. Uuildlng loans a
I specialty. »-»-tI
MONEYLOANED ON DIAMONDS. FURNl
ture planes and any kind of security: low
rates. JOHNSON. 339 H. W. Hnllman
Bldg. • . 3-18-« mo
TO LOAN— SALARIED PEOPLE: NO RED
I tape; without security; confidential. WEiST
COAST EXCHANGE, 11l Henna Bldg.
10-4-tf
! PRIVATE MONEY. • TO 7 PER CENT.
LOCKHART & SON, «01 H. W. Hellman
BMg. A 7562. i-10-tt
CHURCH NOTICES
CitrlstiaßSdcacc Services
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
at the church edifice on West Adams street,
near Hoover. Services Sunday 11 a. m. and
8 p. m.; sermon (rom the Christian Science
Quarterly. Subject, "Probation after Death."
Sun Jay school at 11:00 a. m.; Wednesday
evening meeting at 8 o'clock. Reading
room, 704 Herman W. Hellman building.
Spring ani Fourth ttreets, open dally. Sun
duya sxcepted, from SI a. m. to 9 p. m.
4-18-7
! PENIEL HALL. 227 S. MAIN. NOON Fi.Alt
er mcetlDK dally; gospel meeting every
night. 3-l-<ma
BATHS
MANIPUATION FOR NERV
ouHness and poor circulation; manicuring,
facial ami scalp nuißsaua. 930 S. BROAD
WAY. Phone 5259. 4-16-;t
SCIENTIFIC MABBAGB, CHIROPOUI.->rd.
bath*. JEAN LUNN. 520 8. Broadway.
2-17-tt
ASSAYING
MOKG.VN & CO., 227 South Alain. Mala
llill. Assayers, swelters and rellners.
1-1-tf
JOHN HERMAN, 2S2H S. Main. Not satl»
fartion, but accuracy guaranteed. 12-22-tf
BATHS AND "ELECTRIC TREATMENT 811
S. BROADWAY. ROOM 220. a-24-Cmo
SANITARIUMS
THE WOMAN'S HOSPITAL
i Exclusively for women and children. Best
equipped and homelike hospital In the
city for confinement cases. Terms to suit.
1846 South Flower. F4134 3-13-tf
RAILWAY TIME TABLE
BALT LAKE ROUTE
I All trains dally except noted. |
"Leave First Street Station | Arrive
*B:SS am " San Bernardino, "I 8:36 am
! ll;O0 am Colton. 10:41 am
8:40 pm RlverhlJe. 1:26 pm
1:24 pm Ontario and 4:26 pm
I ' Pomona 6:61 pm
"I-48 am • " * 8:15 am
g: W arn Lone Beaoh and 11:10 am
' 1-80 pm* Ban Pedro 7:00 pm
4:40 pm « 8:66 pm
■»:60 am| Santa Catalfna Island | 7:00 pm
■.:l«"ani| ' Pasadena P[:46 am
1:00 pm| Pasadena I 7:20 H»
1 Utah-California Bpeclal j
I IsM pm Bait Lake. Butte. Denver, 10:00 an
i . and Chicago I <
"♦Biay a»o»pt BuidigrrVflundajr only.
THE WEATHER
LOB_ANGELE9. April 19,_1910._
Time. |Barom. |Ther7|Hum| Wind. |Vlc. j Weather.
Ea. mT"so7o2 I 491" 97 INW |"~6 r I Cloudy 7
6p. m.| 80.02 | 64 I 67J SW [ 7 | Clear. '
'Maximum temperature, 71,
Minimum temperatuie, 49.
WEATHER. CONDITIONS
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1».-The following
maximum and minimum temperatures are re
ported from eastern stations for previous day:
Chicago, 44-40; New York, SS-4S; Omaha, 36-20.
FORECAST
For Southern California—Cloudy Wednesday;
light north wind, changing to south.
For San Francisco and vicinity—
weather Wednesday, with light showers in the
morning; light south wind, changing to west.
For Santa Clara —Cloudy Wednesday;
possibly light showers; light south .wind.
For Sacramento valley—Light showers
Wednesday, followed by fair; light south
wind.
For San Joaquln valley—Cloudy Wednesday,
with showers in the foothills; light west wind,
changing to south.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
• ■ X: '
WILHAMS-MERHIION-Guy Williams, age
38, and Lulu Mersaon, age 28; natives of
Indiana and lowa and residents of San
Fernando and Omaha.
JOHNSON-ISAACS—Thomas A. Johnson,
age 27, and Kathryn E. Isaacs, age 21;
natives of Ohio and California and resi
dents of Los Angeles.
FISHER-WINNETT— W. Fisher, age
21, and Lurene Winnett, age 21; natives
of California and Canada and residents of
Los Angeles and Hollywood.
AI.LKN-JOIINSTON—John H. Allen, age 25,
and Jennie Johnston, age 22; natives of
California and Nebraska and residents of
Los Angeles.
HITCHCOCK-STEVENSON—H. S. Hitch
cock, age 41, and Aileen P. Stevenson, age
37; natives of Maryland and Californ:a
and residents of Los Angeles.
BOND-HAGE— Judson B. Bond, age 34, and
Martha M. Hage, age 2fi; natives of Mis
souri and Illinois and residents of Valler
and Spokane.
LEHMAN-WOOD— 11. Lehman, age
21. and Evelyn O. Wood, ago 18; natives
of California and Wisconsin and residents
of Burhank.
BTONB-HUTCHISON — B. Stone, ago
62, and Ida A. Hutchison, age 51; natives
of Wisconsin and Indiana and residents o:'
Los Angeles and Lincoln. Neb.
HARLAND-TUTTLE—A. M. Harland, age
30. and E. Adelaide Tuttle, age 3D; na
tlves of Connecticut and residents of Los
Angeles.
LUOO-RIOS— Lugo, age 22, and Vir
ginia Rlos, age 22; natives of California
and residents of Santa Monica.
BHUTE-COOPER — M. Shute, ago
38, and Mlnne Cooper, age 30; natives of
Pennsylvania and Scotland and residents
of Sierra Madre.
PARKBR-FORBUSH — H. Parker, age
34, and Mabel L. Forbush, age 25; natives
of Rhode Island and Illinois and residents
of Los Angeles.
DUNFER-AHLSTROM — O. J Dunfer,
age 35, and Grace A. Ahlstrom, age 26;
natives of Wisconsin and California and
residents of Los Angeles and Florence.
WHITE-FULLER —Glenn White, age 25, *nd
Ethel Fuller, age 23; natives of Michigan
and residents of Los Angeles.
BELL-DRADT — E. 8011, ase 2..
and Mary Q. Drady. age 27; natives of Call
fm-nla and residents of l'asadena and San
Francisco. _
CADWALADER-STORY —Isaac Cadwalader,
age 75. and Sarah A. Story, age 63; na
tives of Ohio and Pennsylvania and resi
dents of Los Angeles and Boone. lowa.
BRIGGS-JOHNSON—Wm. R. Brlggs, age
29 and Leona Johnson, age 21; natives of
Missouri and New York and residents of
Lo» Angeles.
GELCK-FRAlN—Edward O. Gelck. age 33.
and Annabelle V. Fraln. age 20; natives
of California and Canada and residents of
LA MOTTE-O-NEIL—Wm. J. La Motte. age
28. and Anna O'Neil. ago 24; natives o
California and Arizona and resident» of
HOLMES-RAYN'OR —John W. Holmes, age
30, and Marguerite V. Raynor. age i»;
natives of England and Jamaica and resl
dents of Pasadena.
CHARNOCK-DUSEN— Edward F. charnock.
age 72. and Anna Van Du.«en. age 62; na
tives of England and Michigan and resi
dents of Lo» Angeles.
DEATHS
BROWN-Wllllam H Brown. Plea and Flg
ueroa streets, age 40, native of Illinois, aortic
Insufficiency.
BOSCHARD—Edith M. Boschard, 1329 Tober
man avenue, native of Pennsylvania, age
28: hypornephromato of kidney. _
ANDERSON— Bessie Anderson, 6525 Central
avenue, nge 40, native of Canada; tubercu-
DUARTE—Jesus Duarte. Soto and Alosta
streets, age 28, native of Mexico; fracture of
HOWELL— P. Howell, county hospital,
age 37, native of Georgia; leptomeningltls.
SPIERS— Mary B. Spier*. Clara Bartor. hos
pital, age 86, native of England; burned.
FULLINOTON-Eunlce M. Fulllngton, 111
North Gage street, age 80, native of Ver
mont; pneumonia. T. Stephens, 10«0 West
STEPHENS— Mary T. Stephens, 1060 West
Thirty-fifth place; age 79, native of Canada;
CHAPIN-Howard H. Chapln. 4«19 South West
ern avenue, age 26, native of California;
diabetic coma.
JONES— Loving K. Jones, Crocker street hos
pital, age 55; shock^
BIRTHS
GIRLS
BOHAN—To Edmond and Mary Bohan, 2213
Bellevue avenue. '
OKAKA—To Matsukllhi and Karos Okaka,
119',s North Central avenue.
BOYS
HASTINGS—To Erie and Matilda Hastings,
■Tcic; Prospect avenue.
DIED
DOBINSON — A., at his late resi
dence. 1044 South Hope street, Los Ango
les, Cal., April 19, 1910, George A. Dobin
son, in his 67th year; cause of death,
apoplexy. Funeral at Dobinson auditor
ium, 1044 South Hope street. Friday,
April 22, 1910. at 2:30 p. m. Friends In
vited to attend. 4-20-1
AGE CONDON—Died April IS. Will be burled
April 21 at 2 p. m. at Evergreen cemetery.
4-20-2
CEMETERIES
INGLEWOOD PARK
CEMETERY
Two miles outfcide of city limits on the Loj
AngeUl and Redondo Ry.; 200 acres of per
fect land with Improvements outclassing
any cemetery on the coast.
iO7 S. Broadway, room 202. Phones F3303;
Main 4659. Supt. phone A 3393. 4-l-12m
HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY
Rolling lawns, tree*, shrubbery and beauti
ful lakes.
MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT
Situated In the most beautiful section of
Southern California, the ideal location Juet
inside Los Angtilus city limits.
Mulroso and Colegrove car lines to grounds.
A CEMETEHY THAT IS SKI-IXT
All3l. 20g Luugblin Uldg. Muln 391.
Cemetery phones 5U055; Hollywood Ml
EVERGREEN cemetery
The los Angeles Cemetery association,
Uoyle Heights, near city limits. Operated
under perpetual charter from L<>» Angele*
city. iloilern chapel and crematory.
Office, 339 llrailbiiry Illilg.
Phones Main Bo*j AS4t»i.
Cemetery— DIUB3; Uuylo 9.
8-6-12 m
'"rosedale cemetery
An eudowed memorial park, noted for Its
natural beauty; endowment fund for per
petual care, over 3260,000; modern recelv
ing vault, chapel, crematory and columbar
ium' accessible. City office. SUITE 302-308
EXCHANGE BLDG.. N E. cor. Third and
Hill sts Phones Main 909; A3G2O. Cemetery
office. 1831 W. Washington st. Phones 72858.
West 80. 6-2-lim
UNDERTAKERS
INDEPENDENT OF TUB TRUST
We will furnish for (li hearse, two hacks,
embalming, shroud and cloth covered casket.
GODEAU & MARTINONI.
Main office 827 S. Flgueroa, Home 5.1427;
Broadway 2731. Branch offices, 2123 Brush
■treet 306 Montgomery avenue, San Fran
cisco; 1305 Franklin street, Oukland. Hacks
for hire. Lady attendant. 8-16-tf.
WANTED
HKLP MALE
~ ;=: %
WANTED—ADVERTISING MEN. INQUIRE
of classified manager, HERALD, bet /een
hours 8 and 9 a. m., and 6 and 6 p. m.
- 4-U-tf
NO EXPBNSB TO LEARN ELECTRICITY,
plumbing, bricklaying, automoblllng on
contract jobs In fsw months' time. No ap
prenticeship or helpers' work. Catalogue
free. UNITED ■ TRADES BCHOOL CON
TRACTING CO., 11l Allso st. Los Ange
lea. . 10-4-tf
—COMMISSION AGENTS ON AN
oil proposition, splendidly located, rightly
managed and without stockholders' lia
bility. SOUTHEcRN INVESTMENT CO.,
221-222 I. W. Hellman Bldg., 411 S. Main
st., Los Angeles, Cal. Telephones Main
7653; F1465. 4-20-1
SALESMEN TO SELL A MOST EXTRAOR
dlnary advertising proposition to savings
banks. Experienced specialty men can earn
easily from $4000 to (6000 per year. Ad
dress A. H., 281S Wabash avenue, Chicago,
111. 4-84-tf
SALESMAN WANTED—"GRAND OPPOlt
tunlty; carry our cigars exclusively or aa
a side line; merchants buy on sight; free
samples. REGENT MFG. CO.. Cleveland,
Ohio. S-22-IOOt
CIGAR SALESMEN WANTED-EXPEHI
ence unnecessary; sell our brands to the re
tall trade; big pay; write for full particulars
at once. GLOBE CIGAR CO.. Cleveland. O.
, i-22-lou:
WANTED—BOY TO DO OFFICE WORK IN
exchange for commercial course; small
salary. NATIONAL SCHOOLS OF TYPE
WRITING. 610 Chamber of Commerce.
l-3-tf
SALESMEN TO CALL ON DOCTOR*; ES
tablished trade; cHmn, well paid work for
hard worker. P. O. BOX 121, Philadel
phia, Pa. 4-24-27-2t
WANTED—GOOD BOY TO CARRY MORN
ing route south of Pico and west of
Flgueroa; route pays 311 Per month.
BROADWAY 3524. 4-20-1
ROUQHKRS, BKVELERB AND
sllvefora; largo shop; San Francisco; good
wages. Address BOX 424, Herald. 4-20-2
IlKLl'— FEMALE
WANTED —YOUNG LADY TO DO OFFICB
work In exchange for Spanish and short
hand Instruction; small salary. NATION
AL SCHOOLS OF TYPEWRITING. 610
Chamber of Commerce. l-3-tf
WANTED — YOUNG LADY TO STUDY
shorthand and bookkeeping; can pay when
we find you a position. NATIONAL
SCHOOL OF TYPEWRITING, 610 Cham
ber of Commerce. 3-3-tf
WANTED — SEVBN LADIKS QUICK—
Beauty culture pays big Learn right
FLORENTINE HAIRDRESSING COL
LEGE, corner Broadway. Entrance 227
Mercantile place. 1-1-tf
LADIES AND GIRLS AT HOME. BTEADY
01 evenings; can stamp transfer, $1.50
do*, upward; original, reliable firm. Room
134 MASON BLDG.. 228 W. Fourth.
»-18-if
WANTED—A GOOD, RELIABLE AND EX
perlenced girl for general housework: one
that likes children: references required.
Hollywood. HOME PHONE 09474. 4-17-7
HELP—MALE OK KKMALK
WANTED—MEN *SD WOMEN TO LBARN
tn« barber tr«<e; guaranteed In eight
weeks. Cats'. free. MOHLER BAR
KER COLLEGE. 123 E. Second »t. T-l-tf
I WANT YOUR SUBSCRIPTION FOR TIIK
Herald; write or phone your order. J.
LANDRUM GRAHAM. JR.. 4433 Benefit
St. Phone 59459. 4-19-3
I WANT YOUR AID IN SECURINO HI ll
serlptlons for The Herald. J. LANDRUM
GRAHAM. JR.. 4433 Benefit St. Tel.
69439 4-19-3
ADVERTISERS— LET ME SAVE YOU
money by placing your advertising. O.
M NEWBY, 252 Wllcox bldg. Tel. F4845.
4-19-3
WANTED— PLACE YOUR ADVERTIS
ing and save you money. O. M. NEWBY,
262 Wllcox Bldg. Phone F4845. 4-19-3
AGENTS '
WANTED— MEN OF CORRECT HAB
lts, sufficient education and actual ex
perience, to qualify as managers of
branch office* on the Pacific slope. Only
"live wires" rightly recommended need
apply. SOUTHERN INVESTMENT CO..
•■'l-2"2 I. w. Hellman Bldg., 411 South
Main street, Los Angeles, Cal. Telephones
Main 7563; F1465. 4-20-1
AGENTS TO HANDLE BEST CONSERVA
tIve Investment proposition on market;
big money In this If you are a hustler.
See us immediately.
GLOBE REALTY CO.,
203-204 Tajp_Bldr_ 4-20-tt
SITUATIONS—
WANTED-A POSITION BY A YOUNG MAN
of good address. Has had experience as col
lector. Can furnish best of reference from
out of town firm. Will do anything, real
estate collector preferred. Wages no object.
Address 235V4 N. GRAND AYE. 4-18-3
SITUATION. BY YOUNG MAN 19
years of age. Willing to do most anything,
but would prefer clerking. Address J. F.
X , care 228 East Second St., Long Beach,
Oal. 4-16-tf
BETHLEHEM FREE EMPLOYME
agency, 610 Vlgnes street. Main 572«;
Home A 4884. Men for houaecleanlng^
yard work and general labor 3-4
SITUATION WANTED BY ALL AROUND
mechanic; hotel or Institution; reference.
E. MURRELL. 836 W. Jefferson St. 4-17-4
I WOULD LIKE TO PUT IN GARDENS.
I am an experienced boy. Phone W. 3753.
4-15-6
SITUATIONS—FEJL%LE_ \_
MIDDLE AGED UNINCUMKERED WO
man. with good references, wishes light
work, such as companion, governess or
any position requiring tact and experience;
Ih good HOllcltor; ti'ltlers need not answer,
nitther can I afford to work for glory.
Address for one week BOX 432. Herald.
WANTED—BY RELIABLE. RESPECTABLE
middle-aged lady of experience, position as
cook In camp or .»i range, where a 14-year
old good boy can be made use of after school
hours; bes: of references. Address BOX 433,
Herald. ___ilHl?
WANTED-I'OSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER
by reliable, mitldle-agod German lady; fine
Book and housekeeper; no objection to coun
| try; highest Of references. Address BOX
434, Herald. . 4-17-4
WANTED—PERMANENT POSITION BY
bookkeeper, typewriter and cashier, 16 years'
experience; references. Address BOX 8558,
Herald. . 4-19-tf
WANTED—BY CAPABLE YOUNG WO
man, situation as helper on chicken ranch
for lady. BOX 427, Herald. 4-30-4
WANTED—WORK BY A WIDOW;
housekeeper, rooming house or In small
family. BOX 231. Herald office. 4-19-3
SITUATIONS—MALE AND FEMALE
WANTED— WORK IN PRIVATE HOUSB.
$20 mouth, room and board, while attend
ing school: school hours from S to 6 p. m.
P. O. BOX 347. City. »'"•"
MONEY
WANTED—S9OOO, at 7/4 PER CENT, FOR
three years, on 40 acres within the city
limits of Long Beach; worth $40,000.
SECURITY LAW AND ADJUSTMENT CO.
319-24 Brynon Bldg. 4-20-1
■"*■■•-•■■ ROOMS
WANTKD — UNFURNISHED FLAT, THIIBK
or four rooms; high ground preferred.
MRS. BESSIE WOOD, box 430, Herald.
4-20-2
. ROOMS AND BOARD
WANTED— FOR INVALID, CARE AND
board at quiet beach. BOX 429. Herald.
4-18-3
TO PURCHASE—MISCELLANEOUS
"\\ A.N ,Bli-v.A!S« PAID FOH s'ttAi'Halli
b»ds. 768 SAN PEDRO bT. PhonM
i v,ii; Main U0». , ii-n-tr
WANTED
TO FUKCHAKE— ItKAI, EHTATK
WANTED—A FI--W Ii'AHCi.MNS IN CITY
lots, south or southwest. Those must b«
bargains; owners only. Party waiting to
purcha»e. CRAIG & BROUGLEAN, 313 H.
W. ll.'llman bldg. Main 10; A 7758.
4-20-2
■ ■ MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED—BARN OH ROOM IN WHICH
to keep automobile at night; must be dry,
safe, easy of access and near center of
city. Address BOX m. Herald office.
. . 3-25-tf
I WANT YOUR SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE
Herald. Wrlto or phone your order. .1.
LANDRTJM (IHAHAM. JR.. 4433 Benefit
St. Phono r.!MTi9. 4-19-3
I WANT YOUR AID IN SECURING SUH
scrlptlons for The Herald. J. LANDKI'M
GRAHAM, JR., 4433 Bcnent St. ■• Tel.
59439. ' ■ 4-19-3
ADVERTISERS—LET ME BAVE YOU
money by placing ynur advertising. O.
M. NEWIIY, 262 Wtlcox bldg. Tel F4B«.
' 4-19-3
WANTED—TO PLACE YOUR ADVEKTIS-
Ing and save you money. O. M. NEWBY,
-253 Wllcox ll'hlg. Phone F4845. 4-111-3
SPECIAL NOTICES
WE CURE TO STAY CURED
Ecsema, In any form, Itching piles, acn»,
poloon oak. Cuban Itch, ringworm, salt
rheum, barbers' Itch, dandruff or any dis
ease of the scalp, by a positively now
method. Call and be convinced. References
and testimonials of home peopi* shown In
our offices. Consultation free.
MILLS ECZEMA CO.. 318-U Copp Bldg.
l-24-tf
MODERN WOODMEN AMERICA, NOTICE
—Golden State camp No. 7110 will s've a re
ception at its hall, 431 S. Hill St., Saturday
evening, Ajfiii 23, to members of the order
who are rwldtng in the city but who hold
their ntt-inbt-rslilii in camps outside the city
or state. You are cordlnally Invited to come
and get acquainted. 4-17-20-23-3t
6500 BABY CHICKS, 'BABY CHICKS' TO
day, 1 p. m., the finest thoroughbred
baby chicks you ever saw. Come at that
time If you wlsli soin,-. We will sell them
all today. Price 11.50 per dozen, $12 por
100; some at $11 per 100. Now i.i the
time. PIONEER HATCHERY, 11 East
Eighth, near Main. 4-20-1
ALL RAZORS. SAFETY BLADES. SCIB
-sors. knives. Instruments, printer's knives,
tools, eto.. sharpened better than new.
YANKEa GRINDER. 114 8. Spring st
HOUSE PAINTING, INTERIOR FINISHINO,
tinting and paper hanging at lowest rates.
E. E. GEISER, 11G',4 E. Fifth. Main 6327.
WALL PAPER BARGAINS—MOIRE PAPER,
60 per roll: Ingrain, 20c for three rolls.
SHEEHAN'S, 900-902 8. Uroadway. 4-16- lino
WANTED—LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
clothing. Positively lilghest prices paid
MAIN 3597; F6938. 6-25-13 mo
HOSPITALS— DAY AND NIUHT— USE C.
C C. laxicabs. CALDWELL CAB CO.
Pouth 1551: 29087. i-»tt
PHYSICIANS
DrThICKOIC " I'll HICKOK.
SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN,
C 32 w. SIXTH ST., SUITE 107.
Maternity home; confinements, with adop
tion If dMlrad. Absolute privacy. Moderate
charges. Terms to suit. Examination free.
Hours 10 to 4. Sundays, 10 to 1. Phone.i—
F8238, Broadway »77«. 4-IJ-tf
DA. CROCKDR.
epeclalltt for Women.
Hamburger's Majestlo Theater Building.
Absoluts privacy. Hour* 10 to 4.
CONSULT FIIEB.
i:-:8-i;ra
WOMAN'S HOSPITAL
Obstetrics, surgical and medical cases. Terms
reasonable. 1246 South Flower. F4U4. 1-13-tf
DR. MART R. HUTCHESON. NATUROPATH
and vital healsr. treats mil ailments. 727W 8.
BROADWAT. Consultations free. 4-12-tl
DR FRITCHAHD. Iti-CTAL. FEMALE AND
clironlo dlseaMS. JJ(-a UROSSkI IILD.
U-V>tl
DR TAYLOR, 117 H 8. MAIN ST. Dis
eases of women. 3-!>-tf
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
COST IN DIVORCE SUITS $11; MARRIA'-B
laws explained. . Come end talk It over. Con
sultation free. Hours I to 6; evenings, 7 to
I; Sundays, 11 to 13. 121 Bryson Block.
8-10-emo
SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS — pi:ks< inai,
Injury claims specialty; entat"s settled. J.
W. MACY, 631 Douglas bldg. Phones A 8533.
Main HU. tf
FOR EVERY WRONO THERE 18 A RIGHT
—Open every day and evening Consul
tation free. WELLS. 634 Germain 111,1k.
l-24-tf
B. U. WITTE, NOTAR PUBLIC— PK N
alon papers, wills. Insurano* and collec
tions negotiated. 144 S. BROADWAY.
1-19-tf
DIVORCE LAWS OF NEVADA-
Full Information without charge. Address
li E. FULLER, Attorney. GoldOeld. Net.
l->-H
, CESSPOOLS I
CESSPOOLS
CLEANED OUT.
All work done satisfactorily to Inspector.
L. A. SANITARY CO.,
Phone 6DIIB. Temple 693.
10-19-tf
CESSPOOLS CLEANED OUT BY THB RED
Cross Sanitary company In on* to two
loads; $3 60 per load; no other charges.
Phone 69004. ; 10-7-tf
IMPERIAL CESSPOOL PUMPING CO.—WB
tak* out largest load. West 5394; 21040.
l-10-tt
TYPEWRITERS
YOU NEED A TYPEWRITER.
Look over all the typewriters for sale in
town, then buy o:ie from us. Our window
speaks for Itself. We have all makes at
all prices. We sell the beat typewriter car
bon that v money can buy. We sell the best
typewriter ribbon that money can buy. Write
or call for free samples; If you are con
vinced, ' five us your business. We do not
employ solicitors to annoy you, but we
handle a class of goods that get the business
for ua. W« are agenta for the No. 5 Bllck
ensderfer Aluminum, the traveling man's
typewriter. AKTliru G. WILSON CO., 320
S. hiu Ht. A 1672; Main 6428. 4-17-tf
ALL MAKES OF REBUILT TYPEWRIT
vrs. be« our bargainb. Best rentals In city,
11.50 to (3 a month.
LOS ANGELES TYPEWRITER
KXCHANGB.
A 5113. 118 S. Broadway. Main 395J
TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT AND RENTED.
AU makes guaranteeil; repairing. BAKER
IIOEY CO. (lni-.) 244*4 So. Broadway.
Main 4IIOI| A 4070. 10-»l-tf
PATENTS—PATENT ATTORNEYS
BXHALtE. ESTABLISHED 13 YEARS.
Oldest agency in Southern California.
American and foreign patents secured anil
trade marks registered. PATENT LITI
GATION. 83» Cltliens National jb«ak
Building, Third and Main. Home AI4HI;
Ualo 2611. PATENT BOOK FREE.
NO PATENT, NO PAY—ATTORNEY FEK
cut one half. Open every day and even-
Ins. 8. O. WELLS, 634 Germain Bldg.
- ' 8-26-tf
PATENTS AND trademarks, ALL COUN
tries. A. H. LIDDERS, patent lawyer and
solicitor. Ctf Trust bldg.. cor. 2d and Spring.
WHEELED VEHICLE* , r . -,
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOB, ENGINES," BOILERS, TIRES AND
parts sold and exchanged. METZ. 1107 B.
Ninth F1968. l-l-tt
NOTARIES £•!:
B. H. WITT. NOTARY PUBLIC. PENSION
papers, deeds, collections and wills nego
tiated. Room 4. 144 M B. Broadway. -.
...V.V'"--' ' 1-31-H
FOR RENT
APABTMENTB—FURNIHHED AND
UNFI'RNIMIIKH / ■: •
MODERN HOUSEKEEPING
apartments ' ,
FITRNIBHED FOB RICNJ™_
$I*—lo2B W. First it... ll BviS?
$18—1117 W. First st V.V?mV5aM'.
flg-IUS W. Flnt at MIOIUGAN •
$14—1117 W. First st '••"•'l£ o f >j£!£'-
slo-1141 W. First st "TiV^ivi
$14—204 N. Fremont aye W«?iv»Tia
$17—212 N Fremont ay HEIVKTU
$14—218 N. Fremont aye •J? AI. OJJi'
$17—222 N. Fremont ay •ijS&t.AND'
$12—911 Diamond st P£ n3HS{i
$20—1128 Mignonette «t ° a I KiwLIJ
$16—812 W. Fourth it. SBA,iISS
$12—382 S Flgueroa st J.VlAaVvVrf'r
$15-834 B. Flgueroa st B00.?uoAGO
$12—150 N. Beaudor ay '.iU.ivriJ
$10-1020 Cotton st FLnnwo?
$11—1008 K. Ninth st WiViv vonK
$11—1015 E. Ninth st S!Sr«!BIJRfI
$10-838 Croekw st FtTi^BRA
$14—711 Ceres aye *m IkfnSo
$3A—944 Francisco st MA »?nir
$80—1184 W Seventh st . •••••■•• • I Jr *luk
OWNED ANI» OPERATF.D BY
I. WIESENDANOBR. - M .
Room 111. 107 B. Broadway. A 2043: Main
1041. Branch office. 1017 W. Flrit,"i. t j
Hotel Sevaflle
732-734 S. FLOWER ST.
One of the finest family hotels In* the cuy..
Newly furnished throughout; steam ne»i;
hot and cold water; electrio lights; European
' plan. Only a short walk from Broadway.
Phones: Main 8513; F653& 4-l-U
Foil RENT 1416 i: BIXTH ST.. 5-ROOM
modern cottage, |15 or 118 month. Bee It.
EDasl Seventh street car to Lorena. Phone
CARDWELL, 801 Grant Bldg., Fourth and
Broadway. A 3454; Ma1n4176. 4-20-1
l-hl ■ OFFI - "i*
FOR RENT— SUNNT FRONT OF
floes on Broadway; large windows and
advertising space; also smaller off loss. In
«ulr* room 4. 144 % S. BROADWAY.
1-37-tt
ROOMS—FURNISHED
GIRARD HOUSE
115 E. THIRD ST.
100 all outslda rooms; 50 with private
bath; central location; elevator service;
steam heat; rates as low as $15 month:
with private bath. |21. Main 2330; Horn*
10361. t-14-tt
■*_j\ STOREROOMS
TO LET—WELL LOCATED STORE. WITH
living rooms In rear, cheap. 230 W. JEFFER
SON ST. 4-17-18-20-lt
BUSINESS INVESTMENTS
*—..—..^^ *~~ ————~~——"--
WANTED— IF YOU WANT TO LOOK IN
to an absolutely sound bunlncss- proposi
tion, handled by safe men, with a view to
co-operation along conservative and
profitable lines, call on SOUTHERN IN
VESTMENT CO., 221-222 1. W. Hellmau
Bids;,, 411 Bourh Main street, Los Ange
les, Cal. Telephones Main 7653; F1465.
Identify by passing this advertisement to
the clerk. 4-20-1
WANTED—EVERYONE TO CALL AND
■cc location of Marlcopa "Winner" leas*
In the gusher Hold. Pre-organl*atlon
stock wns over-subscrlhed thousands of
shares. Treasury stock at 10c Is a saf»
buy. It will advance agnln and again.
BOUTHEBN INVESTMENT CO., 121-221
I. W. Ili'llman Bldg.. 411 M. Main street.
l.os Angeles, Cal. Telephones Main 7351:
F1465. 4-20-1
WANTED—CAPABLE, GENUINELY EX
parlenced men of Integrity and Industry
to sell stocks In operating oil companies
holding favorable leases In the gu»her
ReKd. Call after 1 o'clock. BOUTHBRN
INVESTMENT CO.. 221-232 I. W. Hell
man 111dK... 411 8. Main street, Los Ange.
Irs. Cal., Telephones Main 7553; F1465.
4-20 I
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Partner Waited
ONE-HALF INTEREST
IN ONE of the
BEST PAYING PROPOSITIONS IN thb
city; OWNER MUST have PARTNER,
hivim; to INCREASE IN BUSINESS)
party WITH KNOWLEDGE OF book-
KEEPING PREFERRED. THIS IS no
GET-BICH-QCICK SCHEME, BUT A
GOOD. LEGITIMATE BUSINESS. IN
QUIRE ROOM 418 MASON OPERA
HOUSE. 4-»'tf
FOR SALE—A GENERAL STORE; TOWN
4000 population: doing over 150,000 business
annually; tine country trade; sale necessary
on account settling estate. Address BOX
I 4«. Herald. . 4-14-1
BARGAINS IN BODA FOUNTAINS. PACI
FIC COAST BODA FOUNTAIN FACTORY.
jjj E. Fourt'i st. 4-15-lmo
BUSINESS PERSONALS , <
Macdonald's Toilet Parlors
,/ Face and Scalp Treatment
SPECIALIST
Balrdrrsslng. Shampooing, Manirurrvsj.
lIAIIt GOODS HAMinrAOTDBBD.
SWITCHES $ISO.
O, My Pour I ret— UK. JULIA U. AIIRE.NS,
Foot specialist Corns removed. 250. In
growing, toe nails. 50c. Two entrances, 402
South Uroadway. til W. Fifth street, rooms
fi-ii. I'3SU2. Suaday bours I) a. m.— l p. m.
t-22-3mo
EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING. CLEAN
in;;. $1; main spring, $1. All work Is
guaranteed. PACIFIC JKWELRY CO.,
288 8. Spring st. 1-21-tf
mrs! masson. the noted London
palmist. 322 S. SPRING, over Owl drug
store. 11-28-tf
BTORAGE
£i"mjirp^ivA^rETT^c^cElj^^
for furniture, etc.; |1.50 and II per month.
Trunks, boxes, etc., 250 to 50c; open vans,
|l per day, or 750 per hour. We pack and
ship household goods everywhere at re
duced rates. COLYEAR'S VAN AND
BTORAOE CO.. offices 609-11 B. Main st.
Warehouse 415-17 San Pedro at. Phones
F2171; Main 1117. l-lt-tt
HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED IN MOD
ern vans. Shipped, stored In clean war*- I
houses. Private rooms. Coal and wood.
BHATTT7CK Ut NIMMO. Ninth and Ala
meda streets. '.-su-tu-w-fr-tt
__ _ ______ _____
DENTISTS "
lilt." IIACII.UAMM, st»-!M»i» iluje.j xueatei
kldg. 844 b. Bdwajr. 6(j»l; Mala BSl*.
1-i-U
FOR SALE
FURNITURE
ABATE) LOCKED IRON ROOMB, $I.o*
per month. Trunks, boxes, eto., 160 to 10a,
Phone for our large van when you move.
$1.16 per hour. .;■-.,
COLTKAR WARKHOUSB CO.. '
' 411-17-1» Ban Pedro it. Main office 60t-il
B. Main st. Phone Main 1117; Fll7l. - •
. - -■■■:■■:■ ■-. ■ ■. .■ , ■■ ■■ l-l-U
FOR SALE—WILL SACRIFICE FOR - $l«o
: furniture 6-room lower flat; rent $20; $
rooms and barn rented; big yard; 10
:. chickens. < Call .at , onca. 1038 - BANTBH
. ST. -ifflMHSH_fe&/ : 4-n-i

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