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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 201, 19 April 1901
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IMPENDING STRIKE IN STEEL MILLS OFF AMICABLE SETTLEMENT MADE Long Session of Representatives to Arrange Existing Differences Resulting From Mutual Misunderstandings
THE MORNING'S NEWS
PACIFIC COAST
RAILROAD MEN STRIKE trnilkrr l.ali'ar Trnnlilr Tkr»nlrn» UrKi'p«)inrl llrforv I'lrit rmtfR
BIG PLOT OF ANARCHISTS UNEARTHED Plan to Murder Killers of Europe Conclusive Evidence Discovered at Rosario Paper* Seined l»> (he Polloc Prove That an AnnrchlHt Named ttoningnoll Wan CtiONen liy Society Willi Headqua rtrr* In l'aternoll, V.J., to Assassinate Kmperor William
RIDICULED BY ANARCHISTS Claim Alleged Plot Is the Work of (iovernment SpIPH
RUSSIAN REFORMS The y i 11 inter of Cdiii'iition Announces Many 1 in pro* omenta
Warship*
CONCESSIONS FOII FRENCH SOLDIERS New Colonization System in Madagascar
MORE NEW YORK DENS ARE RAIDED
SHORT LINE FORCES ARE BLOCKADED IN TUNNEL Dispatch to The Herald.
OIL BOOM EXTENDS TO PORT TOWN SEND
ENGLAND BROUGHT TO VERGE OF RUIN PROTECTION AGAIN APPROVED Chancellor of Exchequer Seeks Authority for New Loan and Proposes Import and Export Duties
BUBLINGTON'S SALE SETTLED Director Perkins Makes Announcement Morgan & Company Make Formal Offer Jor Syndicate CttHMenger Ucn Anaonncc Hlopc Unloi From I.oa Anuelon—Mexicnn 11a 11- wuy to Be Sold—Local llollrond Men Talk of Transportation—Date Fixed lor Cltruit rrnlt Shipment
SMELTERS BUCK RAILROADS (U'Ufion Given for the IluiWliitK of the Short ne
PASSENGER RATES FIXED luMocini ion .i. n – uonnecic Mitre Spceiul t uren
Mexican Ilonil to Sell
LOCAL FRUIT SHIPMENTS Nest Consignment of Citrus Fruits AY 111 lie Made April 21
"VVlri'li*** Telpurnpli <'oiii|niiir
to rur. s:.NT i»m:imoi M)<.kii'
BURIED BY AVALANCHE Four Men Are Killed in Colorado Two Engines Are Hurled l)own l'rocipitons (Jorge One Engineer In Hectivere.l Alive Kroin tl»c Snow. lint flerlonily Injured— Miner* From tlie 11 iu Fl*e Mine I)Ik for the Dmllra of (be Victims nnil llepoi er All but One
Collimioii at Cleveland
Hnilrondn Enter an Appeal
HEAVY STORMS IN SOUTHERN STATES Serious Danmjre Caused in Alabama Telegraph Service In Crippled In Many Place* and ew Orlennn In Partially F looileil by Heavy Huliim, Storm WreckM a Trala in Indiana
New Orleans* Part (ally Flooded WW rl>r PA VU net! tfi A hoc
j i ORMAN'S FIRST VETO §!
TO PETITION PRESIDENT litter Ofticer Will Try to I'rotciit Sule of Milieu to llrltliili
MARITAL TROUBLE. CAUSES TRAGEDY Keutuckian Murders Wile and Commits Suicide Crime la Committed Ity Charle* 11. Sweeney of (■reenvlllc. a Wealthy i Cotton Planter, at 111 m Sinter-In- | l.aiY'n ltcnldcnce la ( liieauo
COLUMBIA AWARDS HER SCHOLARSHIPS Names of the Fortunate Young j Men Announced Value of PrixeM Rangeii From to 91 800. He*l<len Certain Honorary Fell(nvHlii|>M With Cash Kmolulitent—Endowed Fellow n!i!i>n
RICHES FOUND i JN OLD WELL; Big Treasure Discovered at Gandalajara Over One Hundred Thousand Dollars in Coin and Bullion 1 nrktnen on Stnndnrd Oil I imipnn >'* lliillillnu Excavation I'neover Wealth That Vn» Hidden by Spaniards In Their Plight l-'roni the t Ity ol' Men leo—Hate of Will Yearn A«»
PITTSBURG TO BE THE STEEL CENTER Will Be the Headquarters of the Great Trust Each of llie Conipnnic* In Combine In to He Kept Intact and Knch President IlcMpoiiMilile for HIM Own Particular Concern
ANTI-TAMMANY .ew Yorker* Max* to Form »w Poiltlcul Party
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AGUINALDO'S PROMISE IS UNFULFILLED Will Not Ask Surrender of Insurgents Major General Mac Arthur Is to Apply Pressure li'ar Department Offleinl* Xon Profess to IMarr Little Faith In the R«*- saltai of Maeli a Doeamcnt—> Filipino fan lie Tried for Violating: Law« of War and Severely Punished
templarTconvene ftrand Inmmnndrr} Oiirnn H« Forlj-Thlril nunl (onrlatf
DEMOCRATICCONVENTION City r:iccllon Ticket Is Nominated at Stockton
SALOON WRECKED While I aim Dmtroy Property and Threaten Owner
A TRANSPORT'S STARBOARD LURCH Accident to the Warren on Being Floated at Sydney A o Mm Rnilly hijnrrrf. Hrcelve Plight Wound* find TOO Workmen Are Radl>- Scared—The Vessel Not Dantaired
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY Various l'ap£rs Are Dine nutted and Officers l£leeted •
Jiew York I«-e Trait
ARMY FRAUDS NOW ADMITTED War Department Officials Throw Off Disguise General MacArthnr Denies That They Are Extensive OTAcial Heply to Adjutant General by I'hllipplnc Commandant In II c-Karil In Hcpnrt* of Wroditdolnn in tlif ( otumlonrj-liiKurgont Itltlemea Floated at lla> l.nke
Inanrgrnla limited
Young Maceo Deported
t'ommprrlail Wlnd-V'i»
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NATIVE SONS
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD
INDEPENDENT FORESTERS
N.D.G.W.
SONS OF VETERANS
B. P. 0. E.
MACCABEES
K. AND L. OF S.
UNITED MODERNS
MODERN WOODMEN
WOODMEN
ODD FELLOWS
L. 0. T. M.
Eostern Star
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CHURCH COMBINE OF NEWSPAPERS Duke of Newcastle's Plan Is Discussed After Lmieheon Talk on Circulating ail Americun Bd 111 01l of tile I hui-i'li Review mill McrviiiK Several Religious Publication*
TOD SLOAN SAILS liucft to Englmifl to Apply for Llrenst to Rldr
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PAUSING FD . expedition! Eiirlit Thousand Franco- Germans Start Great Secrecy of the Military /Jirc-iiaratioiis i Oi.'«*ii|»ntioii of other of *olli»flf l*:i•.«*«*«« Into sUhn Si Believed to He Ol)iect~(>eii. Sc«l» artxkopn Homed at Winter Palace Fire ami Von " "VVAlderaee'f Huarler» Are Gutted
•30.ER3 CAPTURED M-acral KKclicimt licporiH Some tt> th«* line my
GHARC : OF BRIBERY t'oMiit-r t < .I,'le.' I;imi's V. Iliirrin 'I* '(I II f f «» i|» (»ll is
ARCHDUKE FOR | CATHOLICISM; I Austrian Heir Apparent Creates Sensation Strong Anti-Protestant Speech at Vienna II1» I tteronppß lien AoooepllnK Tntronime of tlie Auxtriun I'Btllolle Sclio.il* »»oclo<lon nesrorde«l 'i" Proof Thnt lie llua Joined l amp of A utl-tiermnu I'olltleul Turtle#
DISTURBANCES IN BRAZIL Serioun Ant I-Cutliolle DemonatratioiiM nt Mebtheroy
NEW ZKALAM) HAS MONSTER GEYSER Mass of Boiling Wator Half Acre in Extent |{ u«h of t Ii«- V|)rlri»i II tne* I,lke n tirent Dome. While a oliimc of Strain aiul Hot Water Hurf* Stoiirs Throe Hundred Feet
BIG COMBINE OF ENGINE COMPANIES
JAPAN WILL 1 FACE RUSSIA I Resolved to Fight Alone 11 Necessary Preparations (loins; Forward on Land and Sea Tin- Patriotic t'"ervov of the People l« More Ititciine Than Thai Preceding (lit* Outbreak of the War With t lilnil. tin.l Throughout the l.anil There l> No l)l«»eatluu olee
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CI BAN GENERAL TO VISIT AMERICA • (ionic/, ami I lis Son, I rliano, Are Coining: Will See *enor I'ttraila I'alttin. Who U the Warrior'* t'l»oh*e for Inland President-llenlrew to Thank A inerleniiH for ld Hendereil
DrltiHli ()|>|ioi«4'il
LOOMIS DENIES ; QUOTED STATEMENT I Says Published Interview at San Juan Is False I ! A etr Vorli Hperlnl Sny* Thnt flic Milliliter Tnlkeil lo KeporterM nt > Man .lunn for mi Hour on rpßlro'N l'ollcy und ProNpoctH of Kt'helMoii
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LOS ANGELES WINS BY FOUR TO THREE Redlegs Retain First Position After Close Game With the Oakland Dudes
SACRAMENTO WINS After Hard I plilll Da lit Inn San Prauelneo Lomcn the Laurels
LEAGUE GAMES
I Cincinnati
TENNIS TOURNAMENT AT THE UNIVERSITY
TREMBLE MAKES A GOOD SHOWING Fight a Ton Round Draw With Stiff
PATRICK-RICE liraud Jury Auk* for Second Hill anil Tlieu AdjouritM
* Sara Maihlern D«»a<l
Double Trial Plate
l*ool Tournament
ftew County Hoacl
FAVORITES ABE LOSERS Only One First Choice a! Winner Judges Investigate Hiding of Mounce Heavy netting; on ii ami ( let to Win (lie Mile nml a (pinrtpr, lint St. Simo-13 isi ii llentM 111 in (.'loverly—Seven to One Shot Taken (lie Kunr l-'nrloiiKM Purse—Various Other Track*
Aqueduct Track
Newport ltcMUltM
At MemphiN
At l.nkcnhlc
%'avnl Disaaler Averted
TANFORAN AND INQLESIDE PASS TO TOFI WILLIArtS
tiIRL LEAVES HOME MYSTERIOUSLY
PINE TREE STATE ASSOCIATION MEETS Annual Picnic at Terminal Island May 18 1 ntercMtliift Literary find Mimical Program Renilered-PAper by Wallaee I-. 11 n pil imo H Recount ink a Trip to the AnileM Moilu(a i n« in l'eru
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COURT HOUSE AND CITY HAUL RAILROAD CASKS ARK TRANSFERRED Pomona Justice Will Not Try Construction Bosses ** ■ Paper* Trnimferretl to tciian on Account of Public So til lino til nt Pulsion A |iAlni«l (lit1 Sotiflu rii Paolllo. Civil Action Sot lor Ma> :i
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IMPORTANT MATTERS TO BE CONSIDERED Hoard of Public "Work* ill Tukc Ip Oil Pipe Lino Friiucliise And TrAUsfcr Question*
CITY TAXES COMING IM VERY RAPIDLY About Oi»c-I!n!f of tin' Second I'nyin out Collected—Delinquent After April
COMPLAINTS Or GIL FLOWING IN STREETS Street Superintendent I* InventlKUtinK tlie < aline of Overflow on l.nkenlinre venue i
Another (ontiuuiinee
EACH PAINTS ' ! THE OTHER BLACK Husband a-id Wife Make Many Allegations .Mr. iuml >lri. C'linrlen W. Splnuc Unch Try in Prove Drutikenuess on the Port «»f tlio Oibcr—Hurry C. Wyntt'a Teatliuou) in the ( use
IRRIGATING WATER SUPPLY CUT OFF U'nter Overseer In I liable to Fulfill Contracts nnd City suffers Loan of Revenue
MEXICAN ACCUSED OF BRUTAL ASSAULT FrnuciMoo Dunrtc 11 *1«« «l«l not her 'crioiiM ( Imru** to Hi* Hail Ht'ford
COURT BRIEFS
! DETENTION HOSPITAL AGAIN BEFORE COUNCIL ! it Is Ireril I poll t lie Bolirtl of llenllli to Provide Menu* of CarinK fwr Afflicted
OF SOCIAL INTEREST I -O-O -O—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o—o —o— c—o- o—o—o—o—o—o—o—c
Mttiiitl Corps Itnll kn II .. nu tr-l iI V 11 !>(' C 111 to' 1 I» St
Wi'.tlnke Kuchrc I'lnl.
I'hllolethen Cln1»
Social %«>!«»•
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Friday Morning- Clul»
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The Central Oil Company of Los Angeles
Mn<•<•<!nil in it (oiiKrrmi
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BLUE AND GRAY GREET GENERAL LEE
COMMITTEES ARE APPOINTED Lutheran Synod Devotes Second Day to Business Report Made l»jr PrCHlricnt Women** Home and Foreign Missionary Society—o|M*n* Convention In Connection With Synod Meeting
A eel lien tally Anpliyllnteit
ARGUMENT BEGINS IN RIPLEY CASE Judge Cant rill Gives Jury Its Instructions •Inline I', W. Major Make* the Openlngr Speeeli for Drfrutr, Vurrting That Illpley Wnn linol titely Innocrnl of Any Part in llie Co n *I>lruey
Reilaed Charter Itetitrncd
Xetvs That Travel* Slowly
CITY TICKETS NOW CHOSEN Phoenix Election Will Be Close Contest Important Step Taken in Water Storage Matters * Hoard of Snpervlaorpi Officially Ite,|ne%ld Chief Justice Street to Appoint Five Irrigation t'ommUnionrrx—Orvn n lull I 101 l of Phoenix lloard of Trade la Completed (
SAN JOSE SCALE EXCLUSION ENDS Canadian Government Has Nullified Its Operation American Sursery Stock Can Xow Be Shipped to Dominion, Subject to a Few Restrictions and a Thorough Fumigation—Demand for Trees
Iletler 'I'Finn Milking* n Vote
INFORMATION FOR FRUIT GROWERS Inquiries May Be, Made in Sontliern Europe Director of Pacific Commercial Mo- ; Ncum Ask* State Department That a Series of Questions on Crop* a nil Markets Be Sent American Consuls
— ■».» Tlio Voice of Prudence
SMOOTH SWINDLER WORKS lEADVILLE Bigamist Stine Has Wife in Los Angeles i Police of Several Cities Arc After C. | H. Stine. Wlio In C'hnr»e«l With j Selling Mining Properties of Whieli , lie Whs Not the Owner
Matched Him
lleretlitnry Senpe«o«ts i
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SANTA FE'S POSSIBLE ALLY
A WEAK BOOMLET
CHEAP BREADSTUFFS
A LIVELY LUNATIC
SPOILING FOR A FIGHT
FACE TO FACE WITH A CRISIS
LET HIM SEF.
THE BOVS' AT ARTESIA
Ijjsi&fiisigriSJ^MSfSi^rsiEJSisfflißru.sUßia&isfss of i/to ZPon
MISUNDERSTOOD HIM
SPEEDING THE PARTING
THE FIRST LESSON
APPRECIATION
EXPENSIVE SAUCE
A RUSSIAN HOR ATI US
{Politics and
jCabor and the 7jrusts SV FRANCISCO CHKOMCLE
Cuerybody's Coiumn j
Think* It Doeiu't .Mot*
Scrlpturc* lie in it Fulfilled II 1.1. rev... b.m1..1r nnt A k
Pure Food Seeded
Miaclitetout lloys
Another Mudille
Raster, lttUS
Annrera In llrlef
BROTHER DICKEY'S PROTEST
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THE CITY'S NEWS
EVENTS HllMloai n.... ..II .1....
ALL AROUND TOWN
HONORS AWAIT THE PRESIDENT Great Preparations Are Progressing An Escort Will Meet Him at Arcade Depot t«rent 1)1 "appointtn«»nt In Snn Bernard Inn the I'reitldeiit in I Flirty Will t 11. Alile to Vlalt I lie i'lty—ttupcrvlaora Will Ho Aaked lo UlM'lnH* a Holiday mi "iTilj H
NO MORE CHANGES IN THE ITINERARY
SAN BERNARDINO TO BE DISAPPOINTED
SANTA BARBARA WILL GIVE HOSPITABLE WELCOME
PRESIDENT WILL LEARN NEED OF IRRIGATION
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AiiKelenon Aitrunil
HOTEL ARRIVALS
ANCIENT INDIAN IMPLEMENTS FOUND
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS= (SASTA BAH HA II A C:orSTV> RAILROAD FINDS A SHORTER ROUTE Southern Pacific (.'hanging Line at Santa Barbara Bntl tirade C'ro*Nin»* Will 11*' Abolished and DangerotiN dine* Cut Oat—lmportant S«viiiK of Dl*»nnce Will Result Froiu PropoNt d < haivtc
»|SN 1.1 IS OHIM'O < oi rr> MORRO BREVITIES Drunken M«*xicHii Hnw Narrow Knrroin Injury
(OHAM; 14 CO! TV) ANAHEIM PERSONALS AND CURRENT EVENTS
(LOS <;ki.k* col TY) REDONDO ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
(«AN IHKCiO < Ol Ml > BOY KICKED BY A VICIOUS HORSE Howard Mct'ann Sustains a Fractured Skull aclit San Dietto In Sighted Off t oromido blnnih-Snn Diei&niiN t.ranted Teacher*' Diplomas b> the Hoard of Kdileation—Loea 1 Brevities
masons^Tubilee Candidate* <»ien Hin her lieu ree* nt ieli i In. Kiiii.
l'!m|Marur William tnck<»it
(OR AVUE COLWTV) COLUMBIA CLUB HAS GRIEVANCE Wants to Take Part in Fiesta Parade Member* re I ml iu mint 'Mini (lie tilth I" ot (ilven a I'lan- in I In* Demonmtrillion in Honor of the President. Death of K. bra in
tSAX DIEGO CO! TV) NOTES OF VISITORS AT CORONADO BEACH
— <i,ns <;i:i.i:s( (it i > SANTA MONICA BRIEFS S holcsiil#* Liquor l.i«*«*iiiMr* (irnntcil («» . auii ii
(LOS AUELUS COI TV) CHILI) HORRIBLY BURNEI) AND DIES Little Lanra Russell of Pomona Has Sad Fate W hlle PlayliiK About a It nlihimli I'ire Her Clothing Caught From tlie Hlaxe—Prove Woman lluilly Hurtled While Trying to Save tlie Child
IHAN 1.1 IS OBISPO CO! "TV t SEVERAL FAMILIES MADE HOMELESS Fire Destroys Three Houses at San Luis Obispo lilnxe Suit! (<» llnve Originated From «i Lamp liieli Some oii iik Women Ilml Keen I mliik to Heat I urliiiK IroiiM—(it'llornl ewH NoU's
I'eiiMioim <« milled
(S.> nr.n v mo cot y> MAN MAI IK CRAZY BY THE MUMPS I ; Epidemic Is Sweeping Over San Bernardino Vomtß and Ohl Are (>olnu About With Sm wilen Knee*, but t lie t a*e wf C. A. Pwwle In So Severe That Hl« Reewvj erj In Doubted—Xew* Note*
(RIVERSIDES COt VTYj CORONA BRIEFS AND PERSONAL MENTION
BOY THIEVES CONFESS Many Bicycle* Stolen liy nn Organize <1 (>llllll
BANKRUPTCY RECORD >iiii FruilclNtro I»ook I!*nI flimiiicN» in Kill it u IVIII HI.
Prinre in the Xitvy
(RIVERSIDES COUNTY) SHADE TREES ARE TO BE PROTECTED Riverside Citizens' War Against Iconoclasts Proponed (o Appoint ■ Saperlntenalnit Wlio Will Him e Speelal Charse of the Mnller-Kforli to Kneonraiir the Henutlf? Inic of Streetn
DAN MURPHY RANCHO , Knttrrn Syndicate Roya Half Million Mcxlpaii Ai-ren
NEW CARDINALS ( ore 11 ion j of liiiiionliiirtlie llril Haiti Talked Place
MAKE FRIENDS AGAIN'
German Crown Prince
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NEWS OF PASADENA
BUBONIC PLAGUE • HAGES IN ASYLUM Disease Rampant Among One Thousand Insane Anntrnllan Innt itntlori In Infected by ItatH, mid Aired and Incompetent I'ernoiiM Are Ki|io«ed to the Contagion— (iruve Fear* Felt .
Mnny Caned In Cn|»e Colony
Honil l'l lection Called
Alleged Murderer. Discharged
C. S. YOUNti IS LOCATED High-Handed Action of Texas Officials Senseless Against Bakersfield Is Maintained Mr. YonnK Taken From a Train and L nceremonioiiNl.v Sent Hack to Heat Ink— Telegram to II in lliimliicmm AMHOciiiten Set* at Kent All Fenr* for Hln Safety
SILLY QUARANTINE REGULATIONS ARE YET TO BE RAISED
HIS FRIENDS ARE STILL IN IGNORANCE SAN FRANCISCO. April 18.—The
CLOSING DAY OF CONVENTION Former Meetings Are Surpassed Officers Are Elected for Knsuinjr Year ItcMolntinii* laa a i moasl y Adopted >lake Miiny Important Reeomiiiendat imiM—Promoter* of (onvent ion Are fTor«led Fall Mennnre »f Credit and I<on AaweleN In Plained
TRANSPORTS RELEASED PciHNeiiKcrfl From T>«iwton anil Hobo<*rniiM C»o Ashore
The Carter Case
Cope lOdltor Guilty
I nriellv<»rod TeleKTHinii
< liild CuinniltN Snieidc
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THE HERALD
wwow WWVT | HERALD LINER STATIONS S
THE WEATHER
Kfintcrii Tempera tares
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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! OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS !!
aiur(Kag«N
Olli>.| 11 iiiuii inn ii i ii i;vih. .. UIIW.W HouiealemU
Attachmcut*
Miscellaneous
>ln ru inii I Sat Inflictions
Dtillillnit Permits
JLBTICE COURT New Action* -1* I — mnHn M.iDenln
MANCHESTER, GETS BEST OF SHYLOCK Court Decides for the Duke in Sangninetti's Suit ! Money Lender Seek® to Recover Com- | mi*«lon of SO Per Cent on a loan, hut tbe Court Deride* He Ha* Sone Coining to Him
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| KEALESTATE AND BUILDING
Benefit of W. C. T. I,
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES S STOCK EXCHANGE HAS A PROBLEM Brokers Favor a Marginal Trading Project Opposition on flic ttroand Tbat It Will Promote Gambling and Work. Injur? to Lfgitimntf Investments. What Wm Done eaterday
IN THE SAN JOAQUIN • nit Depending 011 i hnracter of Soil. Field Notes
ARMED MEN
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
TO SET ASIDE AN ELECTION • Action Against Pioneer White Oil Company
Automobiles in War
The Builder and Contractor
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Metal .Market
SILVER INDUSTRY ltedoetion in Treatment Rate# Adds Intereat
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOCKXKXXXXXXXX) 000000000000000000000000 I OIL PRODUCERS 8 IN CONFERENCE o
» • » PLACERS IN ARIZONA (■ u!it Fields Arc to Hp '1 lioronslily I'roaprutrd
MICHIGAN SOCIETY IS ORGANIZED It I. K.prclr.l b, theOr.anl.rr. That m Ciood Membership Will Be Obtnlnetl
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MARKETS St'UAR BEETS BECOME A FACTOR Two-thirds of World's Supply from the Wurtzel Sugnr ( ott»unipt lon HevlfwrU-Coffft f'Ond if Inua—Kxportn («> Newly Aoqulml Alitor I run ImIciii«I«« Run* Idly lit ere am lii ii—(invur l>> Shipload
C W..< raiin 111 IllttllVCl. COAST SHIPPING
r»iili-r I'roilnctn
Ths "Wizard" SusDender
MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD
STOCKS AND BONDS CloMlUif at Sei-urltlfß In L,o» Angeles, JS'ew York ami Uoatoii
.«mv York Hoiiilg
BokIoi) Svcnrlllca
LOS ANGELES SECL'It ITIES
FINANCIAL REViEW Money on (nil nnil Sterling l£xclihiikc ' Firm I
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE" I
RAILROAD DEALS AFFECT STOCKS To Force Prices Mnni|iti!uti«»n Become* an Art J'rnflt T«v Ulii u th<* <lr«l«*r of Itie bay In Urgently l'|»lollrd fltnirif < it|>* per nod Huwnr Rcf»»rr llir Mnalaincii
GRAINS AND FOODSTUFFS Trunin itiitl Insects Stur .c the- Short Trader*
LIVE MARKETS
LOS ANGELES^ PRODUCE MARKETS Values re Mrndj lor All Artlclea Mated
JOBBERS' QUOTATIONS (The following prices are those asked by Los Angeles dealers in the lliictr named.j Market t onditloim
DEAN RANDALL IS WELCOMED Fitting Resolutions Are Adopted nt tlie University Ktcrjililii* liiiilrntr* That Ihr Inntltii (I tin In KnterliiK I linn Onr of (he Mont I'roßiieroan Rrn. of 11. t'nrcer. MmlfnU Wplconif
GANZALESKI PLUNDER IS FINALLY IDENTIFIED Mrs. Meyherg's Cook Had Stolen the Jewelry in San Francisco From Mi*m. E»|»inona
CALIFORNIA'S FRUITS AT HOME AND ABROAD
Kn«t(crii l)rlr<l fruits
LOCAL FRUIT MARKETS
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MINSTRELS PREPARING FOR WHITE BENEFIT Members of the Aggregation of Burnt Cork Art st« Hold a Rehearsal and Surprise Each Other With Bits of Brilliancy
4<AI EYEMIIG IN TIE SODTT
SANTA BARBARA'S BLAZE OF LIGHTS illuminations for Native Son*" Parade Tested Mreel for Two Hours I* 3Jorr Aith Rlue nnd «»rr«*n Llglil**. A hi el). With llanl in g xind llerora-I'rnflnrr n Fine FlTeet
CONVERT MILK INTO CHEESE — Compton Dairies Sell to Factory Nearly Every Ranchman Has a Few Milch Cows i nrNon'a Plnrp I* Kitted With nulldinii* find Hia Animals r» Well Cared For—l.ar«* and f l<-»nlj Ma Me I« Pr«T|<l-«J—Hnthron'a Dnlry la Mao DeaiTlbotl
CLEANLY CONDITIONS AT CARSON'S DAIRY
MILK UNPROTECTED DURING THE NIGHT
Arrested for Korcery
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