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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 207, 25 April 1901
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POOL ROOM OWNER SAYS CLARK IS HIS PARTNER OIL LAND CASE SENSATION Sacramento's Mayor Indignantly Denies That He Ever Had an Interest in Any Pool Koom
Slight Earthquake In Rome
THE MORNING NEWS
VANDERBILT PLANNING OCEAN TO OCEAN ROAD OREGON SHORT LINE CASE DECISION . Important Plays in the Great Railway Game, Climax Is Rapidly Approaching at the Tunnel
CLARK WILL APPEAL Land CoiunalNiiloner Decides in Favor of Oregon Line
Ko Interior Department
Oregon Road's Work In Idaho
STOCK EXCHANGE VIEW Wall Street Men Retleent About UlTliiß Canflrtiilian
Fatal Stonu In Manillas
! Connt Arvld Ponae I
Mr, Cansatt Back From Mexico
Bail Nebraska Fire
! Jeffrie* nd Rnlilln Mtehed
NATIVE SONS DEVOTE THE DAY TO PLEASURE ALL FEAST AND MAKE MERRY A Multitude of the Little Bears, With Wives aiul Sweethearts, Attend the Barbecue at Las Veras Canyou
OHIO WATERS YET RISING Flood "Will Exceed Predicted Limit Bnsiness Men and Manufacturers Will Softer Much Vn the Kentucky Slile Many People Are Forced Oat of TUelr Home*. Summer Ite*ort» Deluued—Police and Firemen Ready to Hcnder A■ – ■ lituuce la Cane of an Emergency
ARGUMENTS IN KEMP CASE Conlrovemy Over >lillioiiN Left by Kemp Heard in Supreme Court
Hqiuliuk Mine Selln for $25U,UOU
NO COMBINE OF SHIP BUILDERS Report of the Pooling of Interests Denied No Important Economics in the Proposition Co-operative Plnn, Designed to Prevent Competition on Government Contracts, Has Deen t ndcrConsideration, but Is Not to Be Put Into Effect—Blr Plow Trust Formed
TRIAL OF JAMES CALLAHAN BEGINS Accused of Connection With the Cudahy Kidnaping Members of tlie Jury Traverse Hotitc Followed by E. A. Cndahy With the $'jr».000 Itii iinoii iiikl Visit the Cirovcr Street House
LIBERALS INVADE CHURCH I riiKtia.van Students Make Antl-Clcrleiil Demount rat lon
Soldiern Have Measle*
WOOD TALKS WITH ROOT i Conference in Secretary of War's Office Cuban Situation Is Thoroughly Explained Members of Cuban Delegation Arrive in Washington and Are Welcomed by n Reception Committee—Arraiiffementn for Visit to President Will Be Throngh War Department
MINER CRUSHED TO DEATH I in men me Stone Koll* Down Mountain Slile Into Cabin
"Illnek Jnek" tiiven Reprieve
TO CURB A COLD IN ONE DAY
SCOTTISH KITE MASONS MEET Celebrate One Hundredth Anniversary Degrees of Order Conferred on Two Hundred Formal Exerciaea Begin at 10 Oclook In Promontory of MnaonlcTemple, thlcnuo-I.ending Maaona of the Country I'rcaent In Exemplification of Degree Work—A Bouquet
LINCOLN'S BODY BEINTERRED Placed in Crypt ot New Monument Resting Place of the Martyred President Dedicated Ceremony, of Which No Public Announcement Hail Heen Made, I» rnoalrnlatloM, hnt la Viewed by Prominent State and Federal OfAclalsx-Cnaket la Not Opened
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SMALLPOX ON KILPATRICK Transport Quarantined at Honolulu Lieutenant Cobb of the Thirty- Ninth Infantry Dies . Strike A run 11 ic Umployea of the Honolulu Iron Work* Still Continue*. Ship Henry FalUim Make* I.onseat Voyage on Record From Sew York—Hawaiian Folltlea
ELECTRICIAN*GOES AMUCK Kills lII* Chief and Seriously Wounds Five Othera
WOULD SUPPLY SAN FRANCISCO Eastern Capitalists Want to Furnish City Its Water l'mponltloii Contemplates Bringing; Water Up From Santa Clara Valley and Piping Fifty Million Gal- ; lon* Dally Into 'Frlneo
LINEMAN KILLED Fatal Accident to J. Bedwell at Riverside
INDIAN'CHIEF DROWNS *
«■» Young Uirl Commit! Sulfide
San-mllliMan a Bankrupt
Work on Boundary Survey
Dend Body of Unknown Found
POBSUED BY WRONGED WIFE Bigamist Is Arrested in Tacoma Edson Sturgeon May at Last Be Brought to Justice He Marrlca n Flfteen-Ycar-Old Girl Though llnvliiK Another >Vlfe l.lv-inil. nnd After Securing a Divorce From lII* FlrNt Spouse Marries Two Other Women
SUIT AG AM ST A. ; STATE SENATOR < i » R. Porter Ashe Defendant in an Action Mrs. Tereia Dell, Whose Ranvtit the Senator Had Rented* Claims That i He Took Away Personal Property ' Valued at Six Hundred Dollars j i
■» • » Fire in Pittaburg
FAST TRAINS WRECKED BY DESIGN OR ACCIDENT
MYSTERY IS j NOT SOLVED No Clue to Drowning Off Sausalito Only Thing Certain is That Man Came Off Albatross Unknown Man t.'oinea From Han I'rnllclsco to luventlffnte Occurrence, and t'lalniM Droit ned Mao Wan Hl* Friend—Tclln a Story of l.oteri*' tiunrrel, Knlistuient tind Desertion
STANFORD ELECTED Name Officers to Serve for the Coming Semester
SUIT TO RECOVER Directors of State Prison Commence Action Against Joseph Levy
Call for llank Reports
BIBLE STUDY RECOMMENDED Sunday School Workers at San Francisco Annual Reports of State Officers Show Progress Ilible SI utile*. Workers* Conference and an Address l»y Marion Lawrence Are the Features of the Session—Telegrams Received From Massachusetts State Association
HEAD PICKED BY CHICKENS |
I MINERS BURNEDTODEATH f
PRUNES ISOLD BY – MILLION POUNDS Largest Day's Business in History of California Total of 20,000,000 Pounds of Frnlt Sold In One Day Wltli Orders Still In the Malls at the Close of Business—Three Cent Hate Restored
NAVAJO HEAD MAN KILLED
g ■ g I Modesto Mail Tlren of Life !
BLACK JACK'S REPRIEVE MAY PROVE A FORGERY
| CUBANS MUST ACCEPT | 5 9
ATTEMPTS TO CREMATE HIMSELF San Rafael Prisoner Prefers Suicide to Spooks Fred Struck, Detained Under Lnnur Charge, Sets Fire to His Clothes and Bedding bat Flames Are Extinguished Before Suffocation
Desertion Humor In Drilled
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MILITARISM DENOUNCED J.X. Merriman Speaks to Liberals Draws Picture of Condition in Cape Colon y Peftcc Rumors Again in the Air. According; to London Correspondents. Lor I Kitchener In iixpected t« Amu in Hecelve the Doer (ienernU, liotliu. Dciury and Ylljocii
CZAR CALLS DEL CASSE I TO BIND DUAL ALLIANCE
GOVERNORS BECOME ELKS g
PAPAL DE LEGATES CHANGE AROUND Monseignenr -Faleonio Comes to the United States Appointment Is Mnile an Snoppnnor to Cardinal Martinet 11—Vicar (ioncrnl O'Connor to He I)i*liop of euark and O'Coitnell llinhop of Portland
SHOOTING AFFRAY JN POLICE COURT I'wo Men Fatally Wounded in Chicago
COMMISSION LEAVES SAMAE No Civil Government Is Organized Garrisons in Only Seven Ont of Forty Towns : Surrenders Still Contlnnr In Pansy nn.l South Huron—Cumnlnary Invri(iirntl.ni In I'roirresslnjg but the Arrr.l of Captnln Herd Hon Bern Postponed—Mosquito Fleet Arrives
San Frnnclieo Men Witnesses
Mosquito Fleet Arrive!
STRIKE TROUBLES ARE ADJUSTED Agreement Reached on Jersey I Central Railroad Striking Dock Laborer* nt Cenoa Accept Premier Xannrdclll's Offer of Arbitration and Hemiine Work. Threatened strike Abandoned
<j«*npa Dock Laborer* 4«o to Work
Will Negotiate With Company
Our Imitation Joy*
VIGILANTES * ORGANIZE Kern Connty Men Form Association » * One Result of Recent Troubles Over Claim Jumping Proportion I* That Whfw a Claim ll Jumped Attorney* for Vigilante* Shall Try Id Move Intrrlopin by I'racenble Heaim-If That Pall* Forcible .Htanrtt Apr to Be Taken
Cnnnl Project Dlßpnited
Want* Mine Mold
Of Inlerral to Const
nrilliant Comet Ilt'iiortei!
BONN STUDENTS HEAR EMPEROR t Speaks at the Kommers in His Honnor • Occasion Is Matriculation of Crown Prince of Germany Dwrlli at Length Ipon Joya of Hli Student Lt(c at lloiin nud Vttera the Hope That Hla Hon May Rxperlenee aa Happy m One—Spcaka of the Ufrnao Empire
I FRAUD ALLEGED | MINING DEAL Suit Commenced Against Boston and San Diego Men
C. P. HUNTINGTON'S WILL I'riueeßn llntxtclilt Claim* Share In KnrnliiKM of Kntnte
I DIAZ CANNOT § $ MEET M'KINLEY §
Steamer Pilgrim Bursa
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FAVORITES WIN AT TANFORAN Oousin Carrie Takes First Event The Long Priced Horses Much in Evidence 1 . Dullnii (ion In Bran Ormonde, Who Led Mopt of the Way. Ilea line Mar Gyle li>- a rrk-Matt Hoian Bid I d to 9«1(t5 by John Kirby.liit William Nafrane Retain* Him
FAST DOGS DRAWN FOR THE COURSES
CRESCEUS MATCHED j WITH THE ABBOTT The Event Is to Take Place at Brighton Beadt Conditions of the Rarr Are the Beat Three Out of Klve. One Mile Hem*, fop h Parse of |lil,|H)o, the Winner tu Take fTOINt
CROWDS GATHER AT EPSOM TRACK Australian Star Wins the Big Handicap Lralfr Relf Rldft the Winner of the , Beeclmorth Stakes and Johnny Relff Uuldes Simon Glover, Second in the Tadworth Plate Race
»*' ' I unaulteil by Masked Man
♦00000000000000 00000000000 00000000000 ooooooooooooooo♦ I GOLFERS READY FOR I I AMATEUR TOURNAMENT 1!
STANFORD'S FOOTBALL POLICY Coaches Are Chosen to Look After Work of Team Alfred Spanieling. George .McMillan and Stewart Cotton, Graduate* of the I nlreralty, Will Coaeli Tackle*, Linemen and Backs Respectively
KNOCK OUT KILLS PUGILIST SMITH Fatal Result of His Fight With Roberts Warrants Are Issued at London for the Arrest of Man;- Persons Who Were Connected With the Affair, Munsi a nil liter Bring Charged
o DEATHS OF THE DAY « © o
RACING MAST PUT IN PLACE; „ I I Pontoons _ Are _ Removed From Shamrock Special Constables Keep Curious1; Away From Docks (ilirantic Spar. Even With Telescop- ' Iiiit Topmnnt lfou»e<l. Dwarf* Kv< I Mnat In the elfchl»«»rhood. ! I<nditching; of Conatltntlon to Takr ! Place Darin* Week of May (i
CHALLENGE ISSUED TO ALL OARSMEN _ I Jake Caudaur Offers to Row for the Championship Tovrnea, (he Englishman, 01; Rnuiohr Be Given Preference—Danntl'»« Rowliik Club or New York, to Takr No Part In Henley Revatta j
RIVERSIDE'S NEW PARK Projt'riiiti of Sport Arm ime«l for tlie Formal Opening i I
Slianta Comity Mity Ijurrn
CINCINNATI GAME PLAYED IN MUD I Ground Too Bail fi>r More of the Series Chlrnuo Tram Goes Home—St. I.onls l'layol Great tiamf I nlll Jours Wrnkrnril I" "lnlli mill W»i Hit Hard—llnari Postponed
ASSAULTED AND ROBBED Grori(f ( on(n of Sim Jo»e I* Relieved of H!» Money •
Plead <>uilty of Fraud
ftomanmoli Sot Arrested
Leader—Den I re
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COURT HOUSE AND CITY HALL MRS. CONWAY LEFT A SMALL ESTATt Murdered Woman's Property Less Than $500 Willi 11111 Clemmon*. the (Simrdlim of j the Xlne-Venr-Old l)MURh(er off the Woman, Apiille* for Letters of Ad niiuidt ration
CONCORDIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION IS FORMED Article* of Incorporation Filed «•*- terdoy With flic County Clerk
4«» SALT LAKE ROAD APPEARS IN COURT Files It* Flrnt Suit With the County Clerk—An ction to Condemn Pro pert y
COURT BRIEFS
1 POLICE COURT j DAY BY DAY § # OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOO^
PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIRE BOARD Fire I'rotectlon In Demanded by the Cltlr.ena of Vermont Avenue. Hop Kec h Turned Do« n
DEAVEY SUES FOR HIS PRIZE MONEY| Matter Now ttefore tlit* Court of Admiralty The etion Im for Condemnation na I'rIKCN of i u |it it red eMweln aim >uvnl Stored at Mnniln—Admiral Saini>Kon*M Suit I- to Follow
Mrs. i all
A BRILLIANT RECORD WILL BE MADE ;By Some Premium Workers Who Know a I Great Opportunity When They See It Other New Workers Have the Same Chance Yet, If They Will Only Realize It and Rustle While They Wait •/ There Never Will Be Such Another Opportunity to Secure a Fine Prize as Is Offered Now. But the Days Arc Passing1 and the Chance Must Be Taken While It Is Still Not Too Late-It Is a Snap; the Biggest of the Season
CHICAGO IS NOW AN OCEAN PORT First Vessel Sails Direct for Europe Innovation In Transatlantic Shipping- May Po»»llily Open I p Ocean Trade by Way of St. Lawrence, the Canadian Canals anil tireat Lake*
REMEY JOINS CEREMONIES A mcrici, n Sliliim InU«■ I'art in I'prry Monanient luieilliiH;
KAISER GIVING MUCH FOR SONGS Thirty Thousand Marks Are Distributed in Prizes Presumed German Kmpornr'a Financial EncourßKi'nient WIII- Include a Prise f«»r America, a* He In Interested in Societies on This Side
RESIGNATION IS ASKED School l'rlucliinl'ii lleninrkii About the South Cuuno Trouble
I ISABELLE HASKINS WEDS Walter S. I'rlce, New York Ilroker, Knimiiiich Xoteil Aotrega
AMERICAN EXHIBITS MEAGER (ilnaicow Art Celebration I. Replete With Good rictnrn
(■nice Buys Ilontis
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COUNCIL OF LABOR IN ITS NEW HOME Trades Unions Dedicate Their New Hall and Give an Interesting Program of Music and Speeches
FOOL AND MONEY ARE SOON PARTED Young1 Englishman Fleeced by Mining Sharks
OPERA HOUSE ON FIRE
Muster Out Vulunlerri
Ontnrlo on Fire
Itnttle In Mnshonxilanri
Above Limit t Mlrirtight
BOXERS MEET WITH DEFEAT Major Browning's Murder Ts Avenged Action of Germans Arouses Indignation Their II iKh-llnuricri llelinvior lines Much to Increase Feelinu Among Chinese isinnt, Foreigners. In <«enoral, and Fx peril! ions Auninnt Quiet Communities Cause Trouble
SAMUEL C FOY IS BEAD AFTER A LONG ILLNESS
TELEGRAPH PREVITIES
Roosevelt la Mniiter MflHon
DflnKer at Louisville
TUNA CLUB OFFERS PRIZES Bijj; Fish Men Out for Sport Sixteen Ounce Rods to Do the Business Ullcrnl liHlnciwilcntn Muile for < Iran Sport llild l.nru«> Intercut l>lMfiln> cil ill tin* Comiiiit of the SeuiMin—( un(litloiiM Which True SportNlllea Will Uladly Follow
PRIZES v Claim A-I.ea|ii»s Tana
WAS JOE WHEELER'S BOY How tlic Soldier'* Servant Came to Waut a. Lodttinftt'
Itutlt Cleveland Saved llim
Morffn S*llb Steel Stork
Portland Exposition "Vninril
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OUR ARMY IN PEACE
HOW IT WORKS
NEW YORK'S NEW PARTY
FABLE FOR SALT LAKE
VAST TRADE THAT WE MISS
TRAIN LOADS OF NOTABLES
INDIGNANT NATIVE SONS
I S/tps of the SPen I
EDITORIAL OPINION
MADE AN IMPRESSION
COULD PAY FOR THE BEST
Our Ueiephone System
jfcomes for the People
INSULTING THE SPEAKER
ILLUMINATED FEATURES
THOSE ABSURD DICTIONARIES
NOT FOR HIS HEALTH
I <j very body's Column |
HIS OWN PLAN
THE CITY'S NEWS
TOOAY'S EVENTS
ALL AROUND TOWN
Ladlea' Day at the C'hntra
Never Worries and Worries
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
EXCELLENT PLAY PRESENTED
LAKME MAi BE SEIZED Customs Officers After Chinese Boat Said to Have Made Wrong Clearance Took I'apera From San Frnnel.ro for Vancouver hnt Touched at Port boa Aiiftelea for Cargo While l2n Honte—Trouble Will Come Front Government Officials
»000000000<XK>0000000000 oo* I PERSONAL NOTES |
"The Season*'' Tonight
| AT THE HOTELS |
TIME WAS UP It Was Quit Coftea or Die
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Always'on Top
A Nautical Term
She Supposed
Fruits of Experience
Rot All Dramatic
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS= (LOS ANGELES COUNTY) GROUNDLESS SOAJRE OVER IN POMONA Communities in Vicinity Recover From Their Fright u 111 ber of ( anm Wn* (iro»sly Eiau* gornleil. Onlj Klßhl Maying Been Rfpurtcd I p to l)alc-Apre»<« fop Jamping Quarantine—Xows Sole*
(RIVERSIDE t OIM V) BRIEF CORONA ITEMS OF NEWS INTEREST
ANGELES COIXTY) REDONDO NOTES AND PERSONALS
I SANTA BARBARA COLNTY) BRIEF NOTES OF LOMPOC AFFAIRS
<LOS ANGELES C Ot XTY) C ATA LIN A HAS A GASOLINE FAMINE Homeopathic Society to Meet at Aval 011 rhjniciana Will Hold a Three lines' Scsftlon nt Hotel Mctropole xn<( Have Armnjrrd nn Interentlnic Program-VtontliiK nnd KiMfiinK
ILOS ANGELES COUNTY) LEMONS SHIPPED NORTH BY STEAMER fahnenKn alley Lemon Kirhnngo Send* ( nrload in Srnttlr to Mill nenpolin
(SAN BERN AUIJINO COLNTV) COLTON PERSONALS AND LOCAL NOTES
(SA* BERNARDINO COI NTY) WOMEN DISCUSS INDIAN MATTERS Redlands Association Holds an Interesting Meeting t hnrlfft L, I'nrlridgc Report* on His Visit to the Hcirri ntlonn in Sonthern < nlifornin—l''nitil* Are Being liaised in Aid of Y. M. C. A.
(SAX OIEGO COrN'TY) PROMINENT PEOPLE AT CORONADO BEACH Preaiflcut lla>* Make* a Short Vinit. Admiral Ivnutx (>oc» Nort li
(on wtiK corxty> SKULL CRUSHED BiT FALLING BOULDER Fatal Accident to .1. R. Smith a* Brea Canyon CnntA Ana Itmlilpnl Sec* a Man on a Bicycle Whom Hr Relieves to Be Prison. the Murderer—Horse Thieve* Active—Xewa ISote*
(SAN BERNARDINO COINTY) INDIGNATION IN CHINO Bret Gronrm Objeet to the import®- ; tlon of Jnponene
(ORASUE COUNTY) ORANGE NOTES Rapid PrngrPM Being: Made on ew Odd Fellow** Hall
(SANTA BARBARA COI'XTY> MONTECITO GETS FLOWER FAIR Sharp Dispute Over Chrysanthemum Show People of the Valley Will Attempt to Outdo DioplayM aud Are Working Hard to That End—Per•onnls About Sunta Durbaraus
(LOS AMiKLES COI'KTY) CURRENT EVENTS IN CLAREMONT
New Use for Electricity
(SAN BERNARDINO COI'NTI) THREAT TO SUE SOUTHERN PACIFIC ('. P. Stone Has Trouble With a Conductor Snm Hons, m Chinese Employed nn thp AVntrrmau Rancli. Altruipli to fHh J. M. Cardllf—Hotel Unnt Ha* a S«rron Escape From Burning
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) MONROVIA BREVITIES Saturday Afternoon ClnK Preparing for Piano Recital
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NEWS OF PASADENA
tItIVEHSIDR COUNTY), TRIAL OF SWETT GRAY CASE BEGINS The Funeral of Late George B. Gladden Is Held Experiment of Haral Mall Delivery Over West Hlverslde and Highgrove SectloiiN I'rovea to He Suect'HNfill—Local Brevities
(ORANGE COUNTY) ANAHEIM AFFAIRS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Vurlet >•
Tlic I'oint of Vle«v
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) TERMINAL LOOKS FOR BIG CROWDS Plans to Convert Property Near Asbury Into Park Aabury Wilt Than Heroine a llulfwflf Point and Vlnltora lie Provided With a Series of Attractions—Lonif Ueueti Soelul uud e»v» Items
LI'S SCAMP OF A SON-IN-LAW Tlie Infair Advantage He Took to liala the Viceroy'* Daughter
ltocky Mountain** Hcjoletiiic
Not a Case of Atuvlsm
Tliese Good New Dnji
1 FRATERNAL NEWS I FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD
LADIES OF THE MACCABEES
MODERN WOODMEN
INDEPENDENT FORESTERS
I. 0.0. F.
B. P. 0. E.
ORDER OF AMARATH
MASONS
I. O.G.T.
A. 0. U. W.
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME TABLE
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STIMSON-LAFAYETTE I INDUSTRIAL# SCHOOL,
BUSINESS MEN ARE IN LINE North End Owners of Property Active Try to Prevent Sliii'tins: of Lines and Depreciation ot Values I itli llie ction of the < Im hi Iter of torn merer. It I* Said, M ill ( owe Mori* Settled Yjiliicm ;i im! Larger In ent men I n—To llr pprouclied on f*o«toffice Itemotnl
I WOMEN'S CLUBS g <
NONSUIT ORDER REFUSED Jndge Mumsky Takes u Position in the f liilbi'ook Cime
Earthquake, in Gncrnnpy
DOES NOT DISAPPOINT The New Discovery for Catarrh Seems to Possess .Remarkable Merit
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) NEWS FROM THE OIL FIELDS AND THE MINES CHEAPER STOCKS SELL IN PLENTY Still Another Step Downward Along the Line Pacific Slope Make* a Itecord of Twfuty-l'lvf Th on an ml Share* at ratlin* Prlee—yesterday's Klnsl* ■««a on the Exchange
'FRISCO POINTERS
Petroleum |„
BLAME AND PRAISE ALIKE ARE FUTILE Marketing of Oil a Problem Which Is Up to the Producers for Solution, Regardless of Sentiment
COMPROMISE IN DANGER Possibility- That There May Be Further Conflict at McKlttrick
SAN ARDO^FIELD Mnch Work in I'rowrea* In Sonthern Monterey Connly
WHAT OIL MEN ARE DOING
ALL DAY SERVICE IS TO BE HELD
MINING |
COPPER FIGURES IN A NUT SHELL What the Proposed Amalgamation of the Dig: Concerns Portends—Millions in the Output
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I PAMPHLETS WILL BE SENT EAST The Chamber of Commerce Will Advertise This Section Von i» k Women Will 111 do In the Chamber of Commerce Tally ho In (he Flornl Parade—Member* Invited to Sunta Barbara
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THE HERALD
THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
LODGE DIRECTORY
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OFFICIAL PUBLIC RECORDS
A HOME-LIKE DWELLING
A Dob'm Life
A New Urnft
REAL ESTATE AND BUI LDING
SECRET OF THEGAS MANTLE How It Is Made and Why It Doe* Not Born Oat
JOTTINGS
BUTTERFLIES FOR PARKS These Gaudy Insects to Be Supplied In London as an Attraction
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orchardand ranch
1 CORIitSPONDtNCE {
° The Orchard o o
I Poultry i
HE BEGAN BY CARRYING A HOD I'laclt Waa the Only Capital of a New 1 orW Hulliler
Lack
CALIFORNIA BANK 18 SELECTED Custodian of Iluildinjr Site Fund Is Niuned by Committee ! thnmlicr of t ommeree Bnlldln* Slt§ | Subscriptions Sow Hoc—Parties Urn a* to Take Honda—The Ileal to lie Closed Soon
LAWYER'S OPINION OF COURT Cannot Hwear and Finds Relief Is Publication of I.aw Itecords
COST OF WAR ! fchnfrotli Mnkfa Hoiuf"" Startling Statement* In ('wngrr«a
Ronton mn a Job Printer
Tmnnlnteri
The Parts Were l.mt
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MARKETS PENDING PANIC ALARMS JAPAN Imperial Bank Advances Rate of Interest foreign Cnpltnl Decline* to Enter the Country—Flattering; Indiivfnivntß Fall to Float n Foreign l.onn. Yankee <ioods Invade Australia
uvestocJkmarkets
MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD
STOCKS AND BONDS Closing of Securities In Los Angeles, Nevr York and Boston
FINANCIAL_REVIEW Money on Call and Sterling Exchange Firm
GRAINS AND FOODSTUFFS May Corn Was C'ontreillcd by Dull Lenders
DAIRY PRODUCTS
ERRATIC DAY IN WALL STREET Stocks Selected for Aggressive Manipulation Speculative Sale e»f Lnloit Pacific Kxcimmlliiu Total Issne of the Corporatlon AlYordn a tillmpse of the W'lldiie%»« of Leaders
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
To the Deaf
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS Produce Firmly Held—Potatoes Very Active
JOBBERS' QUOTATIONS
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
CALIFORNIA'S FRUITS AT HOME AND ABROAD
RIVERSIDE SHIPMENTS Bettor Supply of Cnrs nn«l Increased Output
COAST SHIPPING
LOCAL FRUIT MARKETS
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