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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 21, 22 October 1901
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GHASTLY DISCOVERY IN A PROSPECTOR'S TUNNEL HUMAN Bl jY LEFT IN TRUNK Miner Makes a Gruesome Find in tiie Salmon River Country in Washington —Trunk Left by a Man and Woman
| PUZZLING ROBBERY OCCURS ON ! BOARD THE ROYAL YACHT OPHIR f
THE MORNING'S NEWS'
UNEASINESS IS EXISTING AT PANAMA Insurgents Likely to Attack City 1 ritisli, French iiml American Warships Await Events Mnny Ita-lx-ln Kt-en ui earl>} Kuilrouil SlntioiiH Inil Tlu-y <tulckl> |i«'»r on % |i|ii'<>it4*li lit (;<>criiMicut i'rou |»«—('olfiiuoiti n Iteport'•'l Have r.»HI fteuvily in Ituttle
Keundor'n New Cabinet
Porn Fines Vlnilrond Company
ThXAS DUEL RESULTS IN TWO DEATHS Well Known Citizens Are Killed Former Slmrilt' Harris and His Soil the Victims Family fTairw ('nunc 'Iron file 11 — !wee 11 Four Men, Wlio Meet in Saloon anil I'rncccil to Kial CirievnnecM it h ShotK'MUM—Dr. l<ov cluee 11 ml 11 i m Stepson, Itejuoliln, I nliiirt
§ ANGRY CITIZENS LASH WIFE BEATER
#000 00000000000000 o o coooooo oooooooooooooooooooocooc I TO INVESTIGATE CHARGES AGAINST f GOVERNOR TILLEY OF Tl'Tril.A
CONFERENCE ON SENTENCE W CZOLGOSZ Arranging Details for Execution Twelve Hundred Requests Made Jot Invitations Only Twenty-Six Witiiedaea May Ho Admitted Into the I'i'lmou According to lifliv~,lary Selected, to Sign Mardcrer'n Death Warrant—Final Scene May Occur liurlj oil Monday
LOOT OF LOWELL BANK RETURNED Securities Taken by Smith and Swift Recovered lion* liicl« Rank SimtainH In About flls.oo4»—Amouut of Sft-uritioß Returned Placed al Banker Kill* Himnelf at Wife** SnKKcntion
A In lui nut Until* Snfippiidi
Hettvy ttufi the Cnuae
Wife Aids lliiHlianil'H Suicide
Wlflcoitftlvi Hank Knlihed
OOOOOC "VOOOOOOOOO<KKKX>OO# MANCHURIAN TREATY $ FAVORABLE TO CHINA 8
DAKLNti ROBBKKY OK THE I'OSTOITICE AT CHICAGO STAMPS WORTH $74,6/0 TAKEP* Uuro-lars Drill ;i Passage Through the Steel Floor oi the Vault ami Carry Away Their Plunder in a Wagon
AR3IV StI'PMES STOLKX IJiKCuvery of Synt«iuntic Kmltesilenient «t ISileM City
Steel Trust Pays Taxes
AMERICAN BUILT BATTLESHIP FOR RUSSIA HAS TRIAL TRIP
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Don't Know It
DOUBLE CRIME OF TURKISH WAITER Murders Yonug: <">irl and kills lliinseli Mahel Franklin Miiyrr. 11 I hirterii> ear-Old liirl l.iviuis in *»n Franei*en, 1* Shot liy John Stniio, Who Then lind* 11 in Own Wort lilmi. I.ift-
CANADIAN LUMBER MEN Workmen mul >1 ill (hvnora Both Oruaiii#.«. f<»r >lutual It«*n<*flt
ATTACKED BY HIGHBINDER ( liincsfl link *<•» crcly Injured With a flat c!i«*l
CASE AGAINST HOEY l-'orincr C unionist ollector tins Host of AYitncNHOs AjfuiiiMt Him
Uel)onouß;li Thcnter to 11 «• Opened
I o < I HI-; A ( OM) IN ()E DAY
NOME OASES j ARE RESUMED flie Testimony Formally Given Reviewed Hume Tells of Conversation With Noyes RejraYiiing Writ Murfthnl nutrr of omp Toll* of the Arrival of Ibe Tl'rltn of Snlirrm'tleH* and I lint oje« Told II Ini Xot to l.et the I.iiiic rrowd fiot the j <>ol<l—Other Tritlmony Introdueeil '
•»-» ♦ — SUIT I.OIIKT LI 1 inn I lon Expected (»> i-r Aitrirnlfural Utock in Fresno County
SUlCIDifi ESTATE Widow of Mnn M ho Tried to >lur«lcr Her *eek* dinini si ru I ion
FIRE BREAKS OUT AG AIM Wood* Are Hunting Fiercely t lone to >'c« Monterey
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING A. if. Itoiislieimer DiftehitriceM (inn Into 1110 Ilroilier'* lli|»
Iv iiifr nn«l<Queeii < omlni; to lon don
Saeramento nlley De elopment
Italian C rnsliccl to Death
£ JUDGE M'KINNON 1 § COMMITS SUICIDE o
KILLED BY GAS liinoly|tr Operator faunU Dead lit Ilia Bed
FOUR YOUTHFUL LOVERS KUN AWAY i'rescott Young People Start for j Seattle The Two Cilrls Are Only Seventeen and : Sixteen Year* Old llenpeetlvely and Their Companions Mneteon and Twenty — Police* A ri» on tile Lookout J
O'DONNELL CANNOT RUN Hin Petition I* Denied l»j Superior •Judge Seauell
HORSE THIEF CONVICTED •lames Brown Gopm to Prison for Five V en r*
Hnnbiirs-Aineriean R. ennion
§ PAT CROWE STILL DICTATING TERMS g
SAN DIEGO'S NEW PBOJECT Railroad to Yuma and Phoenix Arizonans Asked to Aid in Its Development San Francisco Jlaimgrr of San niejto-Kastern Road SaiiKUlnc ol Its Advantaiges—tirent Xorlfifrn'i Annnal Report Tttnchrfi on Fnrpha»oo(the UiirliiiHfoii and Financial Affair*
GOLD DEMOCRAT GETS AN OFFICE i Collector of Internal Revenue in South Carolina Recommended by Influential Dusineai Men In His Own State, North Carolina, and Kl»ewhere, Becauap Suitable Republican ( annot Re Found
AMERICAN TROUBLE Major La Lande Accuscd of n Double Murder lu <>ua<e»iala
ATTACK ON REESE MORGAN
Ifnmbiirff-Amerlcnii l.iiier Ashore
Bcnnilor ItPilaces SaKar Duties
g DROP CURTAIN ADVERTISING o TO BE REMOVED AT ORFHEUM 2
Xo Evldenee of Lynching:
Fonlke Acccpts Appointment
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TESTIMONY IN ! SCHLEY COURT Two Days' Rest Freshens Members | Many Former Witnesses Are Recalled I'drße Part of Day In Devoted to ( ro»»- Kianilnntlon of Llenfenant Well*, tip., the Hear Idmiral'N Secretary, and lll««»UMMlon of Date** lII*- pnteheß, l)orniiirnt<i and Holler*
YALE STUDENT ARRESTED Companion Willi Wliom HeSciifflrd la Fntiilly Hurt
Caleb Powers* Trlnl
Kpfvortli'N Editor Very 111
DAVIS' REPORT ON THE ARMY I Statement by the Judge Advocate General 1 Decrease in Number of Trials by Cowrtmartial . Total >n in lie r of Men Sentenced to lllnhonornltle Dlneluirue in IteKUl«r and oluntcer r 111 v 11 222 M—SI* Death Sentence* Imported. Five of Whleh Were C ommuted
EXPECTED RUSSIAN LOAN Itepeuted Denial* by >1. Witte < nrry Mltle Weight
VISIT FROM VVILHELM Crown I'rl nee of Germany May Come to Ameriea
AFGHANISTAN QUIET Prople Snlil to Br Dpi Ik IKrtl with the e«- A moor
SHOT BY PICKPOCKET
MISS STONE'S HIDING PLACE Rumor That She Is Now in Salonika Doubted Dickinson Believes Macedonian Committee implicated Ofti< lain of the I itlfetl State* (<citallon nl CouM(aiitlnoi»le Still * itliout News of Mlaaloaarlea Seeking to Make Tertun With Hi-Ik"'"!"—Huaaia'a l''rieiidxh Iji of Great Service
FHAM'O-TI ItKISII litoi lII.E Coercive lloiuro Mlulit CuuNe DUroptlon of Ottoman Kmiilrs
INDIANS DESTROY GAME
Xllvtil Order*
LTD IS GUEST OF THE PRESIDENT -Japanese Statesman Dines at the White House The .Mnrtiuln Is Accompanied by tlie lieni«l**iit tin s>u ii «»*e MiuiMer, >lr. 'I'nkHlilrn. and Mi*. TNii«l*iiki, Act- ; in** as .Secretary to the >lat*f|ulM
STEAMSHIP ROMA FLOATED Slriimlril I)IIrill 14 (be Urrut It iii-rli-nniat Gin I vesiton
SEVERELY WHIPS BOY ViiNtrinu MlniMer lo Itrii7.il Itceoiner Keee«llii|£ly I npopular
Internal It«»%euuc Deereane
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LEAVE AGAIN FOR ENGLAND Duke and Duchess Sail From Halifax Fifty Thousand Visitors Witness Their Departure Beginning of i:n;l of Long Voyage Hound tlic "World of T'uture Ilrltl»h Sovereigim—Wur.HliipK Kecort Hip Vacbt-KoKgy Wentlier Is Likely (c» I*re%ent a A lull to .Newfoundland
DISCUSSING NEW HEIR TO THRONE OF CHINA
M'HUGH RELEASED Irish Member of l*nrlianie:it Welcomed Hack to Liberty
Plague ItaKiiiK in I'oo < how
| BURGLARS ON j TAMALPAIS Hotel ilobbetl by Three | Men I Cash lteerister anil Other Thiuirs ot Value Taken ) ' Silverware, Field (ilaMNcn and a I'alr of 31aungcr i'ushliaji'a Ureen Bloomer* Among the Article* Loet—Pol lee Are Seurelilng for the Criminal*. About $.~»o in C'nNli Wan Taken
ANNIVERSARY OF TRAFALGAR
DR. BURNETT HELD
§ CUBANS PETITION o 8 FOR ANNEXATION ? o 6
o ARTIST KILLS WILDCAT WiTlt HIS EASEL AS HIS ONLY WEAPON o
KITCHENER'S URGENT WIRE More Trained, Mounted Men Needed Eleven Boer Leaders Banished With Scheepers Humor* of <«ei»eral lle%vel*» Ueatli niaeredlteK at The Hague—3lntter» ut U ar OiUee Do Not Hun Mmoothly. Auntrian and Ciermaa Paper* Making Violent Titarke on Kltehener
I/ii!*«* to Marry Bra illy
♦OOOOOOOOOOOOOuOOOOOOOOOO# o OFFICERS OF THE GARONNE PUNISHED §
§ PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT § § LEAVES WASHINGTON §
I nuTi-r Full* From Wimlow
PliiK'iio In llio tie Janeiro
Li'ffcrt'n' Library Sold
Minister to Ecuadornt Panama
GERMANS ARE MUCH ALARMED "American Danger" Felt to Be Grave Bunder der Industrie lien llolds General Meeting Dr. W ciiil Li ;ul t Dei«cril»eM Trouble* of Manufacturer* iiiml Advlaei h Siroun Tin*llV War Amilimt I'lilted Stated, With L2ntul»llnliment of u Central European Custom* I nion
? GREELY BACK FftOM § TRIP TO THE ORIENT g
§ SIR THOMAS LIPTON WILL NOT 8 CONTEST FOR CUP NEXT YEAR 8 0 % 0 o — o
§ RE YEN IE CUTTER IS TO BRING ? STRANDED MINERS FROM NOME g o 9
WOMAN IN A I MAN'S ATTIRE
Two Ciarrotcsi In Hat arm
To Discontinue Review
Please tho Children When You Can
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LEAGUE TO BE INDEPENDENT .Magnates Do Not Care to Affiliate Minor League Organization Not to Their Liking liiHlontl of Hi*inr Brnrllteil l»> the Proposed On 11 illnk Together «' All the Minor I.coHuea the California Hody Would Have Much the Wor»t ot u Very llnil Ha run In
FOR DIAMOND SCULLS loiiatnncr S. Tltim Moy (oni|iflf nt Henley
Ditve Barry Ontclnmrd
FOOTBALL AT UNIVERSITIES Gradually Getting Ready for Big Game California Is in Better Form Than Stanford Coach SpauldlnK of Palo Alt«»Tenm, After Seeing Roth, Calves His Opinion Thutt he Cther la Marh More %<lvaneeil In Training—Klevens Practically Maile 1 p for Both Claim
ANNAPOLIS DEFEATS PENNSYLVANIA TEAM
MAY TRY FOR CUP Proposition to Organise Syndicate In A nst ralin
FAIR AT HANFORD King and Tulare County Tropic Kntliunr Over Their Exposition
EDDIE TOY BESTS "SPIKE" WALLACE
CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB Entries Compiled for New Organization In First Ten Slakes Considerably Larger Than Last Year Prominent Sportsmen From ll Parts of the Country to Take Part In the Meet—TrottiiiK Association Opens With Pall Events at Memphis Yesterdu) — Ha:*es oa Eastern Tracks
St. I.ouis Fair (irounds
Morris Park Itarri
It mult * nt Worth
QUIBBLING OVER THE PRIZE f*ari« Paiirrn IHucuhm A «• i«I «f Frir.c to SantoM-l>nmont
Chief of Police Salllvnn 111
LEADING ACORN OF THE OAKS TEAM
LADIES' TEAM GIVES SANTA MONICA A BATTLE
OLYMPICS PROVE TOO MUCH FOR THE LOOLOOS
I ACTIVE SEASON 8 LN GOLF CIRCLES 8
I BEL J, TALKS OB1 8 f NELSON'S DEATH §
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NATIONAL INTEREST IN NEW YORK'S ELECTION
WHAT IS A GENTLEMAN?
YALE'S 81-CENTENNIAL
NO BIDS FOR THE BONOB
WEAK PLEA FOR THE NEW MARKET
JUST ABOUT WEATHER
THE SUGAR TRUST
Pungent tPoints 3 J&
As Advertised
In the Sculpture Gallery
Encouraging Scholastic Start
SPavayes of tho Ctgareitoe SRoet/o
7!o X ongor Cxocutivo 77}ansion
J* J'ctjnitiar ZPoem
Snap Shots
THE CITY'S NEWS
ALL AROUND TOWN
ORPHEUM PRESENTS A GOOD BILL
HEIRESS TO lUG ESTATE Rewarded by Following Father's Wish Girl Saves Property I>> Marrying l'asadena Man Dr. On v I<l McMurtrey of Omnha Threatened to Disinherit Ills Dm lighter If She llnrrled Klther of Tuo Knutorn Admirer*, Wh«reapon She Move* Away From the Suitor*
RANSACKS THE SCHOFIKLD HOUSE Burglar Takes Everythingl in Sight Suspicion Poiiifn to a Hoarder an the Aiffilc I'llict W lio (<a( liorctl in •Jewelry and Money While tlie Other Hoarder* Were lliMent
rnnitlit In h Woodworker'* Mncliinr
PERSONAL NOTES
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Sir Archibald I,evln Smith
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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NO FEAR OF FOREST FIRES Forestry Explains lied need Force Excellent System ol Fire Fi<rlitinjr Now in Voffne William ti. ltercklioff. Prerident of Foreat and Water Ar*ooI«1 iuu. and O, K. Allen. I'. !*. Forestry ®ent, Talk of (iood Work Done by the HnnKem During; the runt Se«*on
DISCOVERY IN ELECTRICITY , !•<• J.n nips lrniihii-.it Im I oi-of M i<* i"• > i>ii (»ii
$ TWO BOSTON BANKS ARE CONSOLIDATING S 0 9
CHILD KILLED BY CARELESS CYCLIST Norman Campbell's Injuries l'rove Fatal Search Is Mni'ii* for Two c«roe». One of Whom llhii 1 It«* Bo> Down, mill t la«* 411 lier Se nl Hi* llteyele Over the I nfortnnnte ( liiTU'n llend
HIGH OFFICIALS HAVE ARRIVED B'nai B'l-itli Men Are Welcomed to Los Angeles I.oca! Committee lleeel% e* mul Entertnin* (irnnd President tiooritt' Samuels. linhhi Friedlnnder nml I. ,1. Aaelieim—A llnii(|iiet to Be Given
DEATHS OF THE DAY 1
IIJ;«-I«'Iioh IM-OJMI
[GERMANS IN A 1 MAZY DANCE I j Singing Societies Hold Social Function Next Festival to Be Given b> Fidelia Section •ian Pranclnco llnnii* All Have Promiwed to rartlcliiate in the >ei Jinenaerfeiit—President Blnst linn I ready Secured ti Fnnd to Make Future Event a Record Breaker
| EAST LOS ANGELES ]
FRANCE MAY AVOID STRIKE Precautions Against- the Threatened Trouble With Miners
SAN JACINTO TO* HAVE TENNIS CLUB
«fpwelry« Money and Servant (inne
MEETING OF 1 THE MINERS Tenth Annual Convention in Session Addresses liy Governor (ia<re and Major I'helau Money Quickly Hniooil to Prevent the Government Front Securing .InnieM O'llrteii'm i-itnri—President Voorheta 'I n Ik* of Gold Locked t |> on (inn el II ill*—DobrU Question Dlicuikcil
CURRENT NEWS FROM VENTURA
PERSONAL NOTES OF ANAHEIM PEOPLE
fonrt of (InlniH Ileconvonea
I UNIVERSITY NOTES I tt . . . _ _ Y
urNUERS ELECTED AT TEACHERS' MEETING
CROWDS FLOCK TO SANTA MONICA BEACH
POMONA DRUGGIST IS CONVICTED
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NEWS OF PASADENA BUSINESS WOMEN'S CLUB LN SESSION interesting Address Made l»y Mrs. i'heo<Lre Coieman I'i'iiHiaiu Includes lie port on the Ori&an Ixa t lon l>> Urn. Fllen 11. Farr, tin* I'rcMltlent, ami Severn! Mimical Mll mlters—Train Strikes Oil Tenia
FOUR SMALL BOYS • ACCUSED OF BURGLARY ot Content With Stealing at tlie *lxth Street School Some amlalN Destroyed Balance of Stuff
Freeman Ilnrned at Fire
BOND BUYERS IN A COMBINE No Bids Are Offered lor Water Issue Councilmen Charge Conspiracy On I'art ol Investors Kernrltlm Will lie RrndvertUeU for Sale nnil If Combination Cannot lie Ilroken Local Financial A»ent« >lii) luke a Contract to Dispose of the Honda—Oiler on Commission
WILL CONDEMN*DECAYED FRUITS_AND VEGETABLES Health Officer Receive* Inntructlonn to Deatroy All Fruit Tlint Won't Stund Inspection
Wan Injured byvArrent
WILL USE OIL FOR SPRINKLING Manj- More Streets to Be Soaked With Petroleum t'ity Attorney (alls Attention of Conn- I cil to the Fnct That a Ueeinion linn JVot Been Kcmlercd in the University Annex Tax Cane
COURT BRIEFS
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THE HERALD ♦oooooooooooooooooocooooo-l § HERALD LINER STATIONS
THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
BOB*
DIED
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GALA DAY FOR THE WOODMEN Head Oflicers Royally Entertained Governor Northcott's Address at Elks' Hall The Vlsltlna Offleerw Are Given a Glimpse of the Mlahts About Low Autfelew—Modern Woodmen Turn Out nt Ull&w* Hall to Llwten to the Speeches Made by the Leaders
"•dgc Was of No Account
LOJME ROOM DOOR WELL DEFENDED Invader Bally Punished and Thrown Downstairs Attempt of Oil Driller Noel to <iet Into EsHle l.oilge Resented Wltli Blown an«l Itlckw—Thrown Down Stalri Finally—A Stab Wound
ELKCTRre PLANT TO SUPPLY CORON A Enterprise Beim* Promoted by Los Angelas Man I'laiin rr XnlnrlilK at the Ilanriwof C. W. RoKom for the Ereetion of on Electric I.l|»iit and Power Plant for lite Sublirlinn Town
DENTAL DEPARTMENT OF UNIVERSITY OPENS DOORS A INnmher of Students Enroll In Freshman ( loss, Which Is Expected to Xuinber Fifty
CONSUMPTION CLAIMS WELL-KNOWN MAN Hngb 1.. MaeXell Dies at the Home of Hl* Father-ln-l.aw, J. S, Slaaaon
llrokc Hl* Ankle In .lull
[ IN SOCIETY
I iiJna Wedding ,
New ton-llowkinw
Snriirlsp Prirty
•'Yokefellow*" Meet
Sntitrriny Afternoon Ten
< hoflllK nihil I'arty
Married Saturday
Four-Leaf Clover Club
Soeiai Notew
I WOMEN'S CLIJBS f
Sericulture Club
» . ». >1 i 11 ami Elevator Bttrnod
PECULIAR WILL SHOWN IN COURT Author Provides Against His Immediate Death The Document Is Introilncod inUunrrel Between Theodore S. Shnw mid llin Wife, Who I* Anking That He Furnish Bonds to Keep the Pence
PiiMMcd Mud Check*
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READY TO PUMP AT BEAUMONT Conceded That Plant Is Being; Installed By the McGnffey Company as a Precaution The Sonthern !•««•!Hi* toning Slow in CliaiiflinK It* l.oeomotl* e» From foal to Oil, nnd tlio Situation M«dc I onaplicnted by Mnny Conflicting Statement* n% to General Situation
OIL FIELD NOTES
STOCK EXCHANGE
A POSTPONED MEETING
| BEAUMONT FIELD MEN 8 : WANT OIL COMBINE o
| * MINING I
TRADING IN COPPER Ilflort to KNtnblhb Time Dealing* on Large Scale in *w York.
WITH THE MINERS
CIVIC LEAGUE ELECTS OFFICERS Mrs. Harriet Wadleigh Re-elected President Mrs. It. 1.. Craig and Mr*. I>. C». ste|ihi'n* Are Chosen lee Presidents. Mi«n na Davis l« tlie llocordlnK Heereta ry—Ot her Of fleers ( hoxen
orri* «V lt<»ve simmt
—■♦♦♦ JOTTINGS
I PUBLIC RECORDS g
MurlvaKc*
Homrtlcmh
Attach iiic nt*
MnrKinnl SalitfnHlons
Notices of < omplefion
Mlncollaneoiin
SIPEIUOR COIHT New Actions
TOWNSHIP COURT New Actions
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STOCK TRADING 18 STAGNANT None Attempts to Foresee Future ot Prices Kortlaeru PiiclHc Settlement Remain* Absorbing Tople* In Ftuunclnl Centem of World—Meeurltlea Locked I fi to Hold Situation n Menace
REVIEW •loner In Loenl .Market mid World's llnii.kliiK: Summitry
. LIVE STOCK MARKETS
COFFEE TAKES A JUMP
Rare SiiKnr Active
MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD
STOCKS AND BONDS I losing of Securities lit Lo» Anjtelej, New York nnd llomlou
Row York £Jou«l«
lloaton Stocks nnri ilmula
L'JS AGEI(ES SECURITIES
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
—.— I'rnne Prices Ileduvrd
i WHEAT LOWER ON FREE SELLING I Professional Pit Traders Slide ! From Under lnrreane In ViNihle Supplies lso Aids In the* l>ci»re*alon of Prices—Hnlllsli Arnrndue New* Short Lived—Corn t*oes Lower—Oats Weaker
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
Fmiti in Snn Fraitei*c«t
Eurl Fruit Sales
Dried Fruita Steady
Porter Brothers* Sales
Fruits In New York
Frnlta In < hlcnffo
g ELGIN BUTTER I GOES HIGHER g
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS
SANTA FE ROUTE SOLTHEK3 CALIFORNIA RAILWAY COMPANY
SQUTHhHAI PACIFIC RAILWAY
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SIXTH WARD IS WILLIS G Gas Plants May Locate in South End Property Owner.* Petition Council to Name District Location of <«ns Plant* Cannes a Warm Debate in Council—Solid Six Again Tote Down n Hesolntion to l»nndon the Pnbllc Market—Park Kmployea Object to WfarliiK I nlforniw
FIELD SECRETARY WILL DELIVER ADDRESSES Prefthy ter in n State Synod Arrnntcen to SI a > en of l.eetnren Given l»y Dr. >Inr*linll
HEAVIER BAILS WILL BE LAID Boyle Heights Line to Be improved Los Anerelcs Railway Company Will Hush Construction I.iii'Kr Force of Men to He Placed on Work of Iteeoimt ruction mid Kitcnaion—Delt Line W ill Be Bejfim Soon nnd Completed Early ext Spring—Trnek .Not to He Extended
EXTREME HEAT JS NOT UNUSUAL Weather Observer Franklin; (Quotes Statistics A Trmperntnrp of Inety -Seven Ile-Kren < nuse* Men and Women to I)iin Light ClothiiiK nml Seek the Shndj* Side of tlio Street
"HELLO" VOICES MUST IMPROVE IniiovatioiiContemplated by the Company Los Angeles Has More Telephones per Capita Than Any City I Doiiihiiilh to lie Made for a Soil. Well >lo«liilat('«l, HeaNMiirint; Tone of Voice From the Invisible Lady Who Inquired "Xuiuber" After a Period of iiion* Impatience lliih Klapaed
HONEY MEN DISSATISFIED Co-operative Association Is Desired Low Prices and Adulteration the Prevailing Themes I*ro 111 i I*e 11t Bee Keeper* ill tlie 11l limber of Commerce anil l>l*eu*» Plan* for Permanent OrKnnlaatlon. It 1* Agreed That tlie Exehnuirc I'lan Mionlil He Adopted by Tliem
The Favorite Line East
LIGHTING BID MUCH LOWER Street Lamps Will Cost Sixty Cents Less Pex* Month Municipality Will Provide Over One Hundred More I<nnt|»» Than I.ant Year and I lie Tula I Inrreaae In 4 oat Will Not Exceed fSIOOO for the Year
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