Masthead

RECALL OF WU TING FANG DECIDED Ul'ON Practical Degradation for the Minister Will Be Offered a Post in the Foreign Oflice (k* People Who Have I'ri-parcil I !|r Sehruir l»o Not ICxprot Tliat Hi; V ill Accept the I'lace—Washington >il*- mlon DealKnotl for l<l H»( china;, I Tacnjc

TVii Is on-Coiunil(t(il

THE MORNING'S NEWS'

INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADS.

ABDUL HAMID HURRIEDLY CONCEDES ALL THE DEMANDS MADE UPON HIM BY FRANCE AND CAILLAIRD'S GUNS WILL GO UNFIRED

Xeftlien Wny Salted

Auntria a Hit Anxious*

Italy Taken a Hand

NICARAGUA CCTSALL TIES Denounces Both Treaties With United States Expresses a Desire lor New Conventions State Department at Washington in the Dark as to the Motive* Behind the Act, and Our Minister to the Central American Republic la Ktjunlly i'nenliKhtened

«> Oilier QueMion Tlinn the Canal

New Strike in CarlVtoo District

Fire in BnfTulo

ASSASSIN ATTEMPTS THE LIFE OF CHINA'S EMPRESS ■ PEKING, Nov. 2.—While the Empress Dowager was embarking to cross the river today before entering honan an assassin attempted to murder her and killed an attendant with a spear before he was cut down. The Empress has left Honan en route for Peking. RAILROAD TRANSFER I Omaha and St. Loulm Vow Controlled j I by WabiiNlt

Change* on In ion Pacific

Suicide of a Physician

Loubet to Visit the tsar

NOME CONTEMPT CASES Attorney Dudley Uuboae oirf Wituens Stand

Xebraxka Cattlemen Organise

PrincfßN Elvira of Bourbon ill

ASIv MEXICO TO PAY CP California Catholics Seek a Million Owing: From the Time of Mexican War Money on Deposit liy the thiireh With tile Government of the Southern ICepiililic Whirli Was ever Returned and Wliieh Was Allowed by the C'laimn Coiutiiis^lon

HIS WELCOME | SADDENED 15Y | TEE DISASTER York's Home Coming Not of the Brightest Colonial Asrents Present Him a Dutitul Address Kin*; Tliniikd Til cm tin Hcprenrnt*. live* of Their People* for Cordl») (areetirtff <■! von IHn Son and Heir by Knelt Dlvlmloii of ihe Kinpire in kill I'roKreNN rmiml the World

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT Kfttimate* fop the .e*t Fiscal Year Are Completed

Qunrantine nt (iah entiin

An American Scientist's Great Work Consumption, Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis and All Lung and Bron-1 chlal Troubles Can be Posltlvelg and Permanently Cured. A Tree Trial Course of Treatment for All Sufferers for the Asking.

RAILROAD MEN LAID OFF

WAR OFFICE TO REMAIN DUMB: No official Information as to Buller Tlie Public V ill. ft«r the I'nunl, llu* «• to Takr tlie National llu lew Vernio 11 of lII* Knnioui Dispatch Or-UcriiiH General While to Surrender

SniMVNtorm at Oinnlin

I FORECASTS ! OF ELECTIONS Tammany Claims Victory for Shepard Supporters of Low Arc Equally Confident I In Olilo Both Kepoblleaa» and Democrat* Flitnre Out Victory fop Tlielr I j llnpeetlve *l«lea— Ma«*aehn»ett« l« 4 oneedeil to Melon** to the Republ leu u* Uy n I.a rue Majority I

CAMPAKi* OHIO llixh the ItriiDlilirau. hikl llenioeral. C laim They Will W In

|inllietle < ampalKn In flira»k«

outlook In Ma*»nohu»Mt«

Crescent* to Try Again

LETTER FROM MISS STONE The Ulimlve Received Vn» Written n. 31 on(li Vro

Glmlatonp-l'iiKi't Woilil I iik

rfcentine liar* Out American f atfle

EXPOSITION IS ATAN END President Milbnrn Puts Out the Lights Financial Loss Is About Three Million Dollars l.osera W 111 De Hoa«?ers of Common Stock, Holder* oa Seeond Mor(fSK« lloads and the Balldlns ( ontraot(iri—Large Crowd Prenent on I.Mt I Day and Much Petty Thieving

GOEBEL CASE No RequinitJon loll« lanard for Taylor iiiml Fin ley

— — TEACHERS ADJOURM Officer* Are Elected by Northern ( nl-Ifornln A nnoclntlnn.

PALL BEARERS' UNION labor Orffan ixnt lon decently Formed In C'b lenif n

'1 Murdered by His Wife

s v Colonel Dallas flitelie to lletlre

Mehesy's Special $5.00 Fox Boa

TO SELL THE_VERMONT (invrrnmfnt Deride. to l>isi»o«e of (he fOld TrninliiK

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BOTHA LEADS THE BURGHERS Surprise at Bethel of His Doing Two Commandos Effect Junction Under Him Kitchener Itpporta Three Additional Officer* Killed and lloers at Bra*- | •el* Say the Attack Wan the Forerunner of a ißoroiiH t a iti pa Ikn to He Waved ~t flritlnh Forced

KAISER FEARS the yankeel

BECOMES BRIDE OF A DIPLOMAT The Griseom-Bronson Nuptials at London A Splendid Anneuihlaice of Sotal.len and an Array of Handnome and Valuable I'renentn .Mark, the W ed•lliik of the I nlted ?)aten Mtuinter

Fatuity Burned

Well-Kiiotvu Race Mare Dead

SAIL AWAY IN ! A BALLOON Captive Bag Gets Away J at San Francisco With Indications That It Was by 11 Design ■ One Woman and Blicht Men In the i Banket anil of the Men Hue Wan an j Afronanl—A I-'nrnier of San tlnteo fount;- llraKN the Derelict to Karth ■Near the (Unite of 1.1 l Honda

GERMANY IS INDIFFERENT

Strnek hy Krelitht Train

Seareli for Train Kohbern

SAVES CHILD j FROM A LION! Heroism of a Mother iif Trinity Comity Kescues Little One Almost From Panther's Jaws | i Wife of! n Handier Near Wenvervlllc , *«•«•* Moiintain Lion % limit to Sprint; I |ion ll«»r tliild, Wli«»n She Attracts Heant*M Attention From It* Prey I'Ong CnoiiKh to Sine the i hilil

AERO CLUBJORMED The OrKanlcat ion In to Devote lt«e If to Hal loon i ii tf

WITH PISTOL AND HATCHET Triple Tranetly fhe Result of a Disappointment in Love

DEATHS OF THE DAY Major Alexander Sliarpe

HaiiKed lteraelf to a llcripoftt

lowa Hank Hloun Open

" No Hail Men at l.arK'e

StoriuH on Lake Baikal

Hubhem Heavily- Sentenced

COLLECTOR MISSINO r.inployo of Situ ,lonp Firm Decnntpn lili FUII<I'»

SEASONABLE HINTS Guard Your Health in Fall and Early Winter.

OUTLOOK AT NOME Lieutenant oarvirt Snyn There Will Dp . Plenty of Fond

Mast B© Permitted to Vote

Stranded linttlenltlp Floated

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ENGLAND HAS NO OBJECTION | Willing to Let Us Build the Big Ditch Pauncefoto Has a ew Treaty l'r Hi s Sleeve It .lirogalt>q (he Old « lay .ffHlr, mill tU«» K%- lterfotl for John lliiU'm Itmipliioeiipy la Reciprocity Iletwccn I nltcil States nn<l Weil India I'oaifaalona

I PRESIDENT FAVORS l °o IRRIGATION IDEA

STANFORD DEFEATS THE NEVADA TEAM (Jaine One of the Roughest of tlic Season Soore of 12 to O *« Disappointing to Most of Stanford's Sympathisers. I nlversity Team to Play In Los Antfeles on Thanksgiving Day

TAFT RECOVERING I.like E. Wriftht Appointed Vice Governor of the Inlands

EDWARD'S CONDITION 'I I mes and Lancet Deny Report* of His Illness

Please the Children When You Can 1

I'uilcll «*r«'«l ielcKrams

VINDICATION FOR SCHLEY Experts Believe Verdict Will Sustain Him Belief That Congress Will Take the Case l'p (1 in I rn I Dowfj- Expert* n Hard Slfge Ahead of Him When He Conies- to Sift the Evidence, and Hay* That He Wonld Mather Fight tha Itattle of 3laiiiln liny Over Agnln

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IN MEMORY OF COM. JJ. SLOAT First Two Stones Laid in the Base Alameda and Santa Clara Give the Blocks Representatives) of Mnaoule hoiltei of the Two Comities Gather at the *4lte of the Monument and t'oniinemorate the Oecaslon With Kltnnllstle Formulas— I'l an Hoisted on Spot

I'rlcut Such for Dnmniccn

PLAIN TALK To Catarrh Sufferers

CIRCULATION OF CURRENCY Monthly Mlatemrnt Is Issued by the Comptroller

WASHINGTON NOT ALARMED j Marine* Hospital ot Afra.li! the I'lukup Will Come to America

PARALYSIS AND COFFEE Symptoms Disappear When Drug I* Abandoned

, In cert rtlii In Maryland

I Clevelund Conferenrr Elecls Officer*

After the Corporation* i __ . . I

Sailor Held for Mnrdec*

ftloun-Morftaii Wedding

PURE PRODUCT OF ANARCHY Verdict of the Experts on Czolgobz Assassin Not to Be Classed as a Degenerate llellbrratfl)- .Murdered the President Ileemme, na the lleault of Association Wltll Kill Tencher*. lie Had llecome luiltned With the Idea Tlint to Kill n Itulei* Yoal<l lie .ohle Act

Cold Portnnionth

Republicans Claim lowa

Callahan Trial Halts

Elertlona In Kentucky

Jersey Estimates

Reply Wanted From Denmark

i Dropped Dead of Heart Disease j

ARREST DUE TO ' A RADIOGRAPH Chinese Woman's Foot Causes Baker Trouble lie In Arretted for Impersonating; an Officer nnd Explains by Saying That He Wnn Protecting the Government's Intercut*—Peculiar Case

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THE HERALD ♦oooooooooooooooooooooooc ■» I HERALD LINER STATIONS §

THE WEATHER

MARRIAGE LICENSES

DIF.I)

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HONOR GOES TO MEXICO Raigosa President of the Pan-American Davis, From Ihe ITnit «*■! Stales 1 >ec lines /nnonnci'iiii'iit >lmle 'I'lint enesue-In'ft Chief Kieculhc llnw %n*werrd the Apprnl to I'rmnf IVa«*e, liut That So Word llan Thn» far Meen Heard From Colombia

i (LOS AXUKLES COI'MY) t SOUTHERN PACIFIC'S 1 AGENT TRANSFERRED

ti.o* ii:i.i:s cor.vrr) Y. M. C. A. RECEPTION AT LONG BEACH

(LOS ( Ol TV) EARLY SETTLER OF COVINA IS DEAD

Pea ill Wni Act I(I en (til

Mournn th«.* ( liick«*iin n

(LOS ANGELESCOI'XTY) RIMMiK IjECTURES ON INDIAN REMCS ! Interesting Address Before Santa Monica V. M. l A. .>ll ii Isterlu I AMNOflnt lull C'hrlatlnu I liiireli of Southern 4 allforiila to .Mrrt mi Moniln)—lla I Inn cm I'nrtio» (iit en l»j >Hiifa Monica I'roiilc

ton % < ni NTV) FULLERTON'S PROINCORPORATION TICKET

MINERS TAKING STEPS AGAINST CLAIM JUMPING Members of Tejunua District l orni u < onn(*lI UourU to lui emlunte l>iß|)Dtfß

JAPANESE PLAN A NEW ENTERTAINMENT l.lKlr llron n Men of MiUailo I. mid U ill ( plelirnle 'I lielr l-!iii|»rror'« lllrtlidn> 'lonia lit

WILL EXHIBIT SAMPLES OF ITS YEAR'S WORK l.o* ake I en llrniicli of .feeillewopk (■ ii I lil of America Prepare* for A initial Dittt riliution

Brj n Matvr tilrl* ruzzlcd

Little Thief T'linlnhfd

Woandft Tivaand K11!«• Hininclf

CONVENTION ITINERARY FINALLY ARRANGED ('Mllforiilit Hail mini >lni Provide Ri- I rrllvnl anil arird Kutertaininriil lor lnlliiiK %K«*nta 1

PERSONAL MENTION

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HAGERDON IN THE OPENING Favonius and Bangor Get No Money Second Choice Wins First Race at Oakland Track Wood Sport Harlu the llcßlnnlnK of the California ItncinK IrMon, Tlionirli the t'rowil li Hmitller Than o» Former ImiaKurnl Owing to Increune In l*rlcr of AdmlMlon

WILL SPORT THE KING'S colors; Danny Malier to Ride for His Majesty Tlie Little American Jorkry ('oncedeil lo Be the Premier littler of World, and ,»st Tear Will Command a Salary of f .15.000 for lII* Services

Lakenlde RennHs

I.ntnnla llneeft

Aqueduct Results

WALKOUT OF MILLMEN CONTINUES IN EFFECT Abttul Hnlf tlio .•« <»f Hiihlip* llrothern nn<l ('.rpcnlrp * Bile* Are Out

S Pentecoatnl In lon

Olive Uronrri Will Meet

* lClertrie Road Make* I'romlaei

Seu fII Pay* l"p

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ROTABLE MINISTERS HERE TO ADVOCATE NEW CAUSE Bev. J. Stitt Wilson and His Co-Workers Are to Be Heard in Every Large Dace in Southern California

CHURCH CALENDAR

RECENT VISITORS AT THE PAN-AMERICAN

|KE ED'S DEMONS ;j ABE VICTORIOUS Diseases and Despair v Conquer at Last I Seeks Death Though Death Was Near After Year* of Poop Stirrcm, Canned y hy Hat! Health and Worst* Luck, 12. 1 Heed of Cleveland. 0., Kind* Hem In a rodßinii: Home l»r Taking a Uoae of Strychnine

DOUBLE TRACK FOR MAPLE AVENUE LINE , (•row iiik Irallli' Iteuileri iilditionul I rack Nece*Mnr—lni|»ro *luent Work 4 ontiiiiion

An lOrror ( <• rrrctcd

COMMITTEE WILL SOON BEGIN WORK Project to Ilnild McKJnley Memorial Hall Ansiiminif Miapc and Ik lie- J ccltliiK Lncoaraiteuient

— (irrnjuii < onaular gcnt

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CREATURE'S MAGIC FEE AND GENII'S A Few Characteristic Poses Caught by Culver and a Pen Picture in CoUd Type by a Hypnotized Maiden

MAY DEFEAT j: BECIPROCITY

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THOUSANDS INVESTED IN LOS ANGELES REALTY ! NOTABLE WEEK OF REVIVAL ! Demand for All Classes of Property in Every Part j of the City Exists—Sales of High Priced Inside Holdings the Feature

HoKKnrR, lieu are

WILL INSPECT I BUREAU'S WORK 'Geologist C. D. Walcott. in the South Talks of the Many Lines of inquiry Under Way lliirenu'm Studies Have Much to Do i 1 With Many Phnaea of the Irrigation Problem, So Vital In tl»e Western Section of tliu Country—ltinerary of the Dhliuicoiaheil Visitor

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COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL; IN INTEREST OF I SHADE TREES Meeting Will Be Held This Month Horticultural Commission Calls an Important Session ■ Delegations From Various OrßanUatlons Will Gather at the Chamber | of Commerce—ll. W. 11. Strom* Reports That Neither Codlln Moth Nor | Scale liifcHtM Antelope Valley

two damageTsuits AGAINST STREET RAILWAY Plaiutifl'* Allege Tlint f'nrn to the Lou Angeles loin puny Were Sliirted Too Soon

FAMILIAR FACES TO APPEAR IN PRINT

CITY HALL NOTES

| VITAL STATISTICS FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER ■ Health Department Shows That 122 Births and 14t> Deaths Were Reported

FATHER OBLIGED TO SUE HIS SON 1 j 11. Schmitz Asks tor Injunction Against His Hoy He Alleges That Arthur Schmitz Took i From the flank Money llcloiik'liik 111* leather, I<cft liOs Anfteles, mid Xow Threaten* to Approprinte More

COURT BRIEFS

*** At the (hutcs l'ark

Will Address Socialists

I'ecullar Accident

NEEDED REPAIRS ARE BEING MADE Street Will Soon Be in Good Condition lor Winter Ultra Forces t'nder Superintendent McCiulre Are Hushing; Repair* In Many Sections of the City—Brldtfcs ! and Culverts Also IleluK Repaired I

WOOD WORTH WILL NOT BE TRIED Criminal Charge Against Him Is Dismissed Jmlge Smith in Suntainlng Demurrer ofLong neneh Doctor, Holds That an Undelivered Deed In Without Value—The Prisoner Must. However, Face Another Accusation

NEW TARIFF SCHEDULE SOON TO BE PUBLISHED Ha ten to San Jouiinin 1 ulfi-j- Will Give Aiiß'eleii AilviinlnKr Over ■Snn Francisco

FREIGHT RATE ON SHINGLES IS INCREASED Old Schedule on Southern Pacific Canceled to Pointx lOant of the Missouri ltlv<;r

Your Credit I* Good

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DUDES SUFFER BAD RELAPSE Friday's Victory Too Much for Them Hodson Falls on Account of Foot- Support MePartlln In Bnttfd Freely but la Jnpremr nt Critical Moment® and He Score* lII® Tirenty-Second C'onaecatlve Victory—Rellly Harts lII* Side «tnd Ketlre« In Fmor of Hale

SACRAMENTO SHUT OUT §m Franclaco'ii Clever Ra»c Stealing Dopi the Trick

!< MINOR BALL GAMES

TRYING TO ESRING THE NORTHERN ELEVENS HERE '

HIGH SCHOOL MEETS DEFEAI {lot Game on a Hot Gridiron St. Vincent Giants Too Mnch foi the lliyfli School 15os llif II ik h School ClnVi In llrntrn hy 11 Score of FiKlit to Klrf—Morlnrlty, I'ltrlps anil I)o> co l'rove Stnr I'lnyor*—St. Vincent Mnch Heavier Than the Hitfli School Hoys

MARBLES WILL BE THE GAME I EOR MANV LEADING LIGHTS I o 6

COLLKIxIANS GO DOWN TO DEFEAT j —=— Perris Indians Ton Much for Occidental Eleven The Aborigine# Are Heavier Than the >ien From ll»e Pre*l»yterinu <*ol-Ipko nnd Win by W'eiichtnndOuod, Con*!* tent Work on the Gridiron

PASADENA HIGH SCHOOtj LOSES TO TKRQOP TEAM !

jotti<;s !

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COLUMBIA IS THE WINNER Defeats Pennsylvania 011 the Gridiron West Point Plays a Tie Game With Yale Princeton Defeat* t'ornell by Only Two Point* After n llnrd-Koimlit Battle—Harvard Win* From llrnn n by ft Ijftrße Score—Carll*le Inillnn* Lose to University »f Michigan

I'rlnrctiMi Ilcfent* Cornell

i Ikciiunlii neat* eiirn*kn

ClileaKo and Relolt Tie

ttt F. M. Parkor, Plumbing

GOLFERS FIND GREEN FIELDS Autumn Season Opens at I Country Club Links Attract Unusually Large' Saturday Crowd llun<lioH|> Swr«'p»lakfti Tonriinmen t In Won by W. With mi Kxocllcnt Score—Conrnf Alromly Covered With Thirl*. Coat of tirnnn Since Recent IIaln»— Mimic at llonne

PUTTIM CON VEST AT WESTMOOKLAND

J. RE IFF IN ; HIGH FAVOR

THE LOS ANGELEL GIRLS WIN EASILY

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—- — . . — WHO WOULD GET THE BENEFIT?

AMERICAN JOCKEYS IN ENGLAND

TRIBUTE TO LO3 ANGELES.

ELECTRIC TRANBIT EVOLUTION

ROBBING THE PEOPLE

A MARVELOUS MONARCH

SOME EVENTS OF THE WEEK

G/ig s Cougar jfcunting

She Fooled the Speculator

Concentric

They Differ

Harsh Neighbors

An Opportunity for Him

iPungmt ZPuints

EDITORIAL COMMENT

The Reduction Problem

The Prophet at Homo

The Autumn Haze.

THE CITY'S NEWS

TODAY'S EVENTS (

ALL AROUND TOWN

AT-THE HOTELS

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

PERSONAL NOTES

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(RIVKIISIDH COUNTY) ATTEMPT BY BOLD ROBBER Tries to Kilter ;i House in Riverside Directors of Now 1-iprlit and Fuel Company Organize l-la> ni-Klnn In <h«- Tonrn»ment of tlx- Kuhtdniix e.nlf < l".l«-r«rlc linllroiKl < <uii|'»n> I'erpetual Injunction Provonllnif ' Hy Triifitom From l utlinj* Off li* Power

(l.os A >C.1.1.1> lOIMV » WHITTIER'S BOARD OF TRADE ORGANIZED

it.os « oi v) PERSONAL NOTES FROM WILMINGTON

NEW CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, LONG BEACH

(S.x UHHSARimn rot vrv) SANTA I E MEN DISCHARGE!) Four Employes Disobey Company's Rules Bicycle Thiol Caujrhf ami Wheel Recovered t.ultor I* Held to Farther the rrujei'l of UrKilillilliS l.aborlnnu.-II in Sun llcrnardim*—I tiniiK i-.li e. irl I'. ii 11 c.-.l Into u 11 oumc of llllil I l Innm-ii-r lu I'cnderlolii UiHtrlct . |

d.os angei.f.s rniATTi ELECTRIC ROAD AT KERMOSA BEACH

(SAN 1,1 IS OTIISPO rot ATI) PROMINENT SAN LUIS CITIZEN DEAD

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(PASADENA) MANIFESTO OF THE MAYOII Calls for Aid for Rose Tournament Conffvalulates Citizens on Choieu of Officers Throup nunelmll Mnn Defeat# the Pamilrna liluh School Team l»y a Soorc of Tea (» Sl— Jarcil d. Harris Dtei at Hlii Home oa KlrkwoodAioane—Hrlefs of Paaadeaa

I M f (I OS X«IOLES COUNTY) 'MONROVIA'S NEW SUMMER RESORI

ROTH-NEWMARK WEDDING IS TO BE CELEBRATED IN VENTURA

(SANTA, BARBARA COUNTY) GOLF COCBSE IS IMPROVED Montecito Country Club is Organized School Teachers' Drawing Cla«s Is Organized Itniigpn of tin* Santa Vnci Fnroii Renerttition Maiic Prepa i at ions to Beelu Tliclr Winter's Work In Trnll llulldifiif I nf the Moantnim— Arthur Bunon nnil Mtnn Torullnaon to Wed

<s liF.nvakdixo coi'XTT) REDLANDS PERSONALS AND NEWS ITEMS

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A BOOM BEGINNING IN THE WIOMING-UTAH FIELD Operators From This City and State Largely Interested, and Active Exploration Work Is Being' Prosecuted Over a Large Area of Territory

STOCK EXCHANGE

UNION COMPANY REFINERY

A RIG BURNED

THE COMBINE'S TROUBLES

KERN'S OCTOBER PRODUCT

•< A PROLIFIC PRODUCER

SPRAY FROM THE DERRICK 1

MINING

STRUGGLE FOR GOLD

ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENT

1 . I>'| lIK'U »* • & HI ' net. A MINING CONSIGNMENT

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STOCK MARKET CLOSED FIBM .Larere Orders Are Placed to Gain Existing Profits Wlille General Movement'Wa* Narron Leu Important Share* Knjoyed tbe Bpavt-tiold Bhlpmenta to ISuropt Next Week Are Inspected

FINANCIAL REVIEW Money In Loral Market and World** nankins Summary

WEEKLY BANK REPORT

Commerce of New York

MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD

STOCKS AND BONUS l loiing of Securities In Loi Aafelea. New York and Oohlob

lfew York Bonds

Boston Stocks and Bonds

Los AngeleN Banks

BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS

F. M. Parker, Plumbing

CALIFORNIA FRUITS

Frnlt* In San Francisco

Dried Fruits Steady

PACIFIC COAST TRADE

LIVE STOCK-MARKETS

SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE

DISCUSS TEMPERANCE jAMONG CHILDREN Lob Anselca "ojal Lctfion Hold* as All-Day Seaalon—Mrs. L, Hurt frealde*

BULLS SEND WHEAT HIGHER Yellow Grain Moved in Turn With the Corn Bulge Receipts Larger Than I.oat Week. H>skrr < of No Effect—Oaf» Remained Steady—Hoes, Hilling: Dull, Sent Meats Weaker

LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS

SANTA FE ROUTE SOUTIIUUN CALIFOUMIA RAILWAY COMPANY

SOUTHtrtftl iJAolhlC RAILWAY

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At The Theaters

?cr •ona/

Srcenroom Sosstp

Tj/to frts/i tfisauty

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Coming £ vents

The Favorite Line East

MUSIC WORLD

How to t'nder*tnnd "Lohengrin,(

Calre'i 3nperi»titlon»

TTofmann Cominar j

Krflnler In Demand

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A Waralac te One

A Oratefal Composer

Naile Notes

Tjht Srand Opera Casts

CHURCH MUSIC

PARK BAND CONCERT

ANGELENO HEIGHTS

PICO HEIGHTS

SOUTH LOS ANGELES

Ten Dollars for a letter

F. M. Parker, Plumbing:

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Society

WEEK'S CALENDAR

Many HnllniTrrn Aoolali ,

M. O. O. J". Halloween Party

Jack-O-Litntern Kvcn Iu;;

Inlqne Halloween Entertainment

Evening of Mnale

lYeddlnjt Anniversary Celebrated

Prettiest of Luncheon*

llltfh School I'nrty

Fnlqne BvrnlDK

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HMlloivrcn Afternoon

Merry Halloween Party

New Century Whlnt Clnhf

Hnchre C'lnb of Wentlake

11 Card Club of Augeiruo Heights

For Hantern Frlenil*

Concert I'nrty j i

Tally lfo Surprise Party

Concordia. Club'* Opening

Wentlako llotol Dance

Mian Lnagrlilln Entertains

■indent's Clnb Entertained

Aloiander-Har

Annenihly Dance

' I Solid Six Clnlt

-1 Social ote» I

| AMONG COLORED CITIZENS j

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I FROM SUBURBAN POINTS I EAST LOS ANGELES

WESTLAKE I

UNIVERSITY

GARVANZA

WEST END*

THE SOUTHWEST

BOYLE HEIGHTS

HIGHLAND PARK

Your Credit Is Good

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(B HI ill 1 IK MS

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OUT OF TOWN SOCIETY I

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TIME WHEN A MAN GBOWS OLD He Is Young While His Mind Develops Broad Education Is Advocated as a Character Bnilder Dean Randall of the University of Southern California Speaki to m Large Audience of City Teacher! and t'rvoi the Necessity for Practical Education, College or School

CITST IS STILL SHORT OF CASH Many Department Funds Show a Large Deficit Mrmhrr, of Plnnnre Committee Dtf-» Irr in Opinion as (o I'rearnt Plan of Apportionment—City May Be In a. Bad Shape Next Year as It !■ Now

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Los Angeles Herald (Los Angeles, Calif. : 1900)

Masthead

11 ill

° Editorial Forum | O • p ♦0000 00000000 O wvOOOOO 00000 ooooooooo# Absolute Conditions to the Rise of Wealth; Na.ture and La.bor

The Missionary System of Alt«.-CaJiforni».

Sentiment &ivd Verse

TO AN OLD PAIR OF SHOES

YEARNING

WHEN THE DAISIES DIED

Monkey Loved C&t Committed Suicide From Grief When the Cat Died

To Solv* the Question

V Bits of Nature V |

HIS FIRST PROPOSAL

5 ? Laddies of the Women Who Ha.ve Been Leaders in the Social Life of the Nation's Capital

White House ? ? All HA.ve Graced the Proid Position Which Fortune So Happily Them Into The Christie*.ri of R.oosevelt

Our Lumber Traffic

President's Cousin on tHe Sta.ge N&ud Roosevelt Married & B&ron, Got a Divorce and la Now Playing With James K. Hackett

President Roosevelt Mounted On His Favorite Horse

How They Looted in China. 40 Years Ago An Interesting Account of the Pillage of the Summer Palace by the French and English in 1960

Seton-Thompsorv's Struggles

Sarah in n Coflin

I Sunset Railroad

A Curious Compact

Modern Romance

Mice May Clause Baldness

X&Jomen "Phoiographers

The Power of Wealth

The War of tha Anlmnli

> Modern Fables >

They Were Seven

Population by Sex

T)epebu and His Tirtde

Queries and Answers on MediceJ Topics Conducted by Charles Everett Warren, M. D.

Worvders of Sa.i Nicolas Volcwiic Eruption in tKe Sees. Whose History Is Revealed Only by R.elics of Former Inhabitants

— — W White House Too SmaJl

®(DssniP(3)rF nsiE I)Mi!rmKD)iUK:J2

Herald's History of Los Arvgeles City (Copyright, 1101.) CHAPTER XXIII.

CHAPTER XXIV California Enters the Union

How to Cure a Stye

<►000000000000000 0000000000 WOWOW WWVW ! V Wolfville Sketches V

Latitude 78° S. Longitude 60° W. A SEQUEL

The Triumph of St. Patrick $

v LITERATURE V

"The First Men in the Moon"

"The House of Romance"

" I'he Chatterbox"

"The Outer Parallel"

"El Centiloquio"

"High School Days in Harbortown"

"Elizabeth and Her German Garden"

"The Lover Fugitives"

"Papa Bouchard"

"Amos Judd"

"Pitfall* of the Ballroom"

"The Captain of the School"

"National Expansion"

o "How to 4ake Baskets"

"Essays" rp». l

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All Over the World

Men and Women

Amusing Little YArn^ QUITE A DIFFERENCE, PERHAPS.

WITH TWO EXCEPTIONS

IN A BAD WAY

A COLD JOKE

A GOOD TAILOR

SURE DEATH TO ROACHES. * 11.. n-Un In n

GLADSTONE'S GRIP

SHE HAD CHANGED

A LESSON

A SIGN OF INSANITY

RODE UNDER FALSE BANNER

GOOD REASON FOR ADMIRATION.

THE POETICAL WAVES

ONLY ONE HE HAD MISSED

Ivo Bou.'oir Chat

Illustrated Titles

Dress the Little Ones In White

Queen Alexandra'* Pet Flower

Some W»ys of the World

In Servlnl Wints

The Golfing Girl Is Clad in R.?d

A DAINTY WAIST.

THE AUTUMN GIRL'S TAILORED SHIRTWAIST.

Hints for the Kitchen PEACH FLOAT

A SCOTCH DAINTY

The Alsatian Braid Bow

The Marrying Age Abroad

A Pretty Wedding Cv.stom

STYLISH GRAY HAT.

FUR AND LACE

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mateur Sports and Athletics

How Wade H&mplon Cooks a Trout

000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 OOOi torie* by the foxing Folfo In The Herald's School of Writing – Prizes for Young Writers

The Chicken Funeral Dw D.....11 » f _ A.

A Mountain Cloudburst

The Prairie Fire

Acknowledgments

Autographs of Presidents Are Quite Valu&ble McKinloy's Autojraph Has Doubled in Price Since His Dearth, but Lincoln's Is More Valuable

I v v INDEX TO SUNDAY MAGAZINE v v

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FOXY GRANDPA

School

A BRILLIANT REJOINDER.

REMINISCENT.

IF OUR PETS COULD ONLY TALK.

FAMILIAR PHRASES OF NEW YORK.

®MIMI M TTDfIE JUFMLE. How the pennant was won bythe kangaroos hits©

mm WW® mm mto m it mm.

OUR

WHY THE CAMEL HAS HUMPS ON HIS BACK.

THE MISANTHROPIC COW.

NONSENSE VERSE.

GRANDMA'S CUPBOARD. A Recess Game for Little Gifls.

Untitled

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J [oVre Yofl.

DARLING, I LOVE YOU.

OUR LITTLE DESPOTS.

TAUGHT HIM UPRIGHTNESS.

TOO NOISY.