Masthead

CROWDED FERRYBOATS CRASH INTO EACH OTHER IN THE BAY OE SAN FRANCISCO WITH UNKNOWN LOSS OF LIFE NO FIGURES AS TO THOSE DROWNED Captains Say All Were Saved Many Known to Have Been Cast Into the Water Only a llarnrd Can Be Panned I'pon Whether the l.lfehoat* Sfn( Ont From the tfanna-llto Mniinkcil to l*lek lp All ThoNe Who Were I liable to Get Aero»« the Hall

THE MOKNINU'S NEWS

iiuinirnirn .^uiiuuy EASTERN STATES

sentatives. FOREIGN

PACIFIC COAST

commission in tne on rate case. LOt AL

CAPTAIN OF THE SAUSALITO GIVES HIS VERSION OF DISASTER

SHIPPER OF HE SAM RAFAEL TELLS HOW DISASTER HAPPENED

PANIC TAKES H0L1) OF THE PASSENGERS Wild Scramble for the Life Preservers People Involved in the Disaster Anions: City's Best People Tli«» fuptftlii of flip 11 l-l-'n(e«t Sm It it in el i.ivh u Description of the A cm* i dent, hut. Offer* o Kaplnnntlon n* to tie I nine to He litis Down hy tlia Smmnllto

THROWN FIFTEEM FEET BY THE FORCE OF THE COLLISION

PASSENGER OF THE SAUSALITO DESCRIBES SCENES

THINKS MOST OF THE PASSENGERS WERE RESCUED

FOG THE THICKEST EXPERIENCED ON THE BAY IN MANY YEARS

CAPTAIN M'KENZIE IS LAST TO LEAVE THE SAN RAFAEL

TO FIGHT AGAINST THE GEARY LAW Vigorous Opposition by Chinese in America Assessment of One Dollar In Levied l»y tlie Six Comiiniiics on Every Chinese in the I nited States to Knive Fund to Fitflit Against the Act

I.iK'UH-lliKKiiis (HI Snir Settled

Meeting of Oliio Society

P.rNiiY WOODS H Ithlul but Not Always Curative

I SAYS HER DAUGHTER I lAS BEEN PERSECUTE®

CONFESSIONS OF A JURY BRIBER I Former Chicasro BailiSl Tell- ot His Crimes i .InMich Lynch Describe* IIl» -Method* . anil lli« lleniuiicrntloli ii* Corruptins Jurors lor Vlexnuder Sullivan, Mtorncy Indicted for t onsiiiriicy

Narlc ReNlffiM a# Crokcr'i Agent

C anliier Duddle»ton'ii Shortage

1 I ii irent ■'«! iii Khlpyai'tl

%. T. l'niice n Hnukrupt

Mother Guilty of Child Murder

lleport oi (anal I«»in mi km lon

PRES. CARROLL'S WONDERFUL RECOVERY (The YVav ot Escape From Catarrh) Catarrh Claims a Multitude of Victim s K>t ry Winter. The Vast Majority of Whom Never" Recovcr. Will You Be One ot Them?

Goc« to Loner ( alifurnin

Jcalouny IteMiiltM in Murder

, ' A SugKPstion of QfldiM

One llitrcr Ucllßlit to Him

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REPUBLICANS HOLDCAUCOS Henderson Renominated for Speaker Other Former Officers of the House Chosen An I'n«tieeeaMfn(i KflTort In Made liy Mr. Hephtirn 111 i;n.-el Some t linnu<'N in tlie llnlm of Ihe Honi«-Nr. Henri ernon Point* Out the Danger of tlie SnrplUH In tlie Trrmary

DEMOCRATIC CAUCIS •lumen D. Klehardnon of Tenneaaee ft Nominated for Speaker

WOULD DEPORT AGUINALDO General Chaffee Heeonimend* That He He Sent to America

CONDEMNED HIMSELF Roosevelt*! Pungent Remarks Anent Former Governor of Oklahoma

Murderer Rice Hanged

Case of Walter M. Dimmick

C». A. It. Dlvinlon InNpectora

GIVES LIFE TO SAVE BOY Heroism of an Italian in Wabash Wreck Shields Nephew From Flames With His Own Body President Kant nay of the Wabaih Still Claim* That the Numher of Dead and Injured In the Wreck In Greatly Overestimated and Say* Many Heported Mnrl(.% relOnly Ilriilnrd

BONINE TRIAL Caar for the (ioTrrnmcnt Clsird and the Dcf,n*f Op.na

TRAINS ARE MOVING Little Change In Switchmen's Strike In Pennsylvania

WILL TRY HIM AGAIN ( n»lro Settle* One ( anse of Trouble With Germany

More Appropriation* Tlinn Water

Will Not Release Jndirc Peden

lleiff Brothers Start for Home

Pope Receives liar. Sharettl

REPORTED DUEL OVER WILHELMINA! j — j j Queen's Aide de Camp Said' to Have Been Wounded i Drotbrr of Major Van Tot,thc Aid* In Question. Atirrt, That There Wa« >o Duel. aa«l That the Major In Suffering from Attack, of Perltonltla j

LIVE STOCKJEXPOSITION 1 nternationnl Kxhlhlt In Informally Opened ut Chicago

QUARANTINE LAWFUL Clmliii Against City of Oakland Ueclared Invalid ]

Softool Aiiparntan Denier** Combine

ABYSSINIAN EXPEDITION j 1 A Part) Is to Start fop the H«*nrt of A frit-a

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT I Berkeley Hoy Is Severely Wounded While liaiitiiiß

Holilpi Indicted for Murder

Pension* for < al i for n in n*

TERROR IN CHINATOWN Slave Women Hidden, Tearing tl»e War of the Touts*

Itepnhliciin Senate ('aucu*

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PREPARING FOE A NEW ERA, MILLIONS UPON MILLIONS IN THE PACE MAKING DAIB IN GREATER LOS ANGELES REAL ESTATE ACTIVITY GROWS Millions for Homes and Business iSites Transfers in Eleven Months Pass Previous Records Upiuuihl for Residence Sjiot# llna Absorbed Available Offerings—Hnn<l re lis of Acres to Be Platted, Offering Fresh Opportunity for Investments—Values Are Not Excessive

BANK RETURNS BREAK RECORDS Millions in Gold Pass Clearing House 1 Commercial Artery Tells Story oi Steady Growth For Eleven Months of This Year the Exchange Uolnff Over Counters of l>os Angeles Hanks Exceeds by a Vast Sum the Entire Clearing;" of Fast Year. .November Exceeding All i

BUILDING ERA I UNEXCELLED .Millionsin Improvements During the Year November Just Closed Breaks All Previous Records Total for Eleven Months of Present ear Almost Equals Entire Value In Best Period Los Anvelet Uver Knerr—Outlook Good for Th is lla liner Vear in Local History

MORTGAGES DO NOT INCREASE Notable Difference That Favors Translers Debts Created a Ilealthiul Sij;n 01 Expansion Blonw Krpurinl Plentiful In Honda ■( Bunkers und !iavlux> Institutions. Foreclosnreti Hedaoed to the Lowest Limit—The Weak Builders and Money Sharps Are Forced to Retire

ThE WEATHER

MARBI«RC I SPTNSES

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DIED

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HCKT BY FALL OF STAGING Four Carpenters licceive Injuries Fifteen Men Precipitated to the Ground Hoard of City TruHteea Awards Contract for of Third Street to the Alcatrai I'm liik Company, Representative of Mentniu* l*otver Company Ankn fot* FrancliiMC

the: old way Of Treating Stomach Trouble and ndigestion a Barbarous and Useless Gne

IMPROVEMENTS OF MONROVIA STREETS

JOHN L. gUITS BOOOAKINH But the Crowd Hail a Lot ot Fun While lit* Listed Once the u'o!»e V«» Serioua ami ( usl lln* Furuiei* Prlilc of i'rir.c Hint; Effci't oil llilll ot' H >1 Ol'NO .N ii 111 ♦•«! ( oilm'H

SKILLED IN MANY SPORTS l.eft-llHnded People Are Prottolint in Wny» That A«tonl*li One

WORK OF HORSES' HOOFS lt«*Ni)ou»i!»lc for Mut'li of the Wear of t he Hon(I w ay

HORSESHOES AS QUIT RENT Ceremony Observed In I.c nrion 1-nw Court*

Slip SaiiK a Hon^r

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DO NOT NEGLECT YOUR KIDNEYS Because if Kidney Trouble is Permitted to Continue Fatal Results are Sure to Follow

IMMENSE LOSS TO BRITISHERS Depreciation of Stocks on Account of War Values Decrease Hundred and Forty Million Pounds llurri >lakr nn Allfmiil to Wreak Ihr Cordon of Hlu<-khniiara Along Ihr Hallroad «>•! of Mlddlrbors hot Apr llrlirn Hark With l,o*»—IH»- eiißnton of tt nr In Hrltlßh Paper*

BOER** TTACK IH.OCKHOI SES MnUf I usucceHßfal Attempt to Break tl»e Cordon

CLEVER SWINDLING SCHEME Two Men Acoimod of Rnnnlnff llorh* Brokprngf Rnnineim

lliin«ln Wantn Him

Blnnohc But#-* < onvalencent

>1 n noli ii ria » euotlat ioim

Witch Killer to Be Handed

ARGUMENTS ON OIL RATE Short Speaks on Need of Cheap Fuel Says Lower Transportation Must First lie Secured Attarnry llrrrlu Rrpllri That Mr. Short Apparently Wants the Roads to Carry Oil for >oililiik-llp Says Injunction May Br Hrnorted to In ( anr off an Ailvrrvr Oeclßtou

DEATHS OF THE DAY Flnlejr H. I)ray

POLITICS INVOLVED Kidnaping of Hln Stone Said to Have Heen Inspired by Macedonians

CAUSES OF TETANUS

STRANGE CONSPIRACY Pretrndrd llobliery to Prevent ( hnrcli From (ieUlnj; Money

C hildren Bnrnrd<» Death ' .I*lll t <MI Till! t v .. 'h Volt!.

' former Bootblack Leaves, a Fortune

MURDERS HIS FRIEND I* 'I huvifftti n» Him r H»-rn <b» < Mll.f

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WttW Jr-iSSg Pask, Afw r „ A!4Jw I <I ,v | – •XWIHf1/ WEEK'S CALENDAR

EROS

ricuanl HanriiiK Parly

I < Cadet Officer® Dance 1

Twilitflit Wedding?

Junior*' Flrut Social Fnnctlon

rirotunt "At Home"

Poinncttia Uhlßt Clnb

For Brl«le nnd Groom

Reception nnd Sale

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Pcurod-L'oolcjr

I,ea Vrere* Club

Delightful Itfcepdon

Reception for llathbone Sister*

Dlrtliilny Parly

Four-Leaf Clover C'lul»

TliniikNfcivinK Dinner i £

Students* Club

• Church ThanL-fftflvins Sale

Delia Altha l*hl

Married in Ohio

Entertained at Dinner

ThankftfclTlntc Dinner

Hearts Party

Clclle I bamlnide Club 1 Mi., —I- 1) ... – .. « l 1 _ .

Pastime Whlat Club

Social .Vote*

PUBLIC SCHOOL NEWS

Anti-Combination Prios

Another Proof OF Rupture Cured AND Truss Thrown Away

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FROM SUBURBAN POINTS EAST LOS ANGELES

UNIVERSITY

SOUTHWEST

ANGELENO HEIGHTS

GARVANZA

HIGHLAND PARK

WEST END

J BOYLE HEIGHTS

PICO HEIGHTS ■

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SOUTH LOS ANGELES

PICO HEIGHTS

WESTLAKE '

AMONG COLORED CITIZENS

City Acreage Property Is In Great Demand and Rapidly Coming Into Market

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OUT OF TOWN SOCIETY

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CUTTING BASBED W'RE SECTARIANISM

WONDERFUL TROLLEY TRANSIT

KOCH'S THEORY CONFIRMED

"CRADLE OP THE DEEP"

AN IMPORTANT COALITION

POSTAL LAW REVISION

GOVERNMENT-BUILT WARSHIPS

SOME EVENTS OF THE WEEK

!P/ant 3amities Tjhe S/fose

Old Spanish ZProphecy

IN THE Pini.lC EYE

J>ii» mutt Jtmrts

CALIFORNIA COM MIC XT

In the Next War

A Good Name

Her Raaaon

Big Rush Retard* Delivery

rHE CITY'S NEWS

TODAY'S EVENTS

Untitled

PERSONAL NOTES

HOTEL ARRIVALS

Brave Deeds

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

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COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL LAUDER UNDER LOAD OF GRIEF Seventh Ward Sure to Lose the Public Market Will Adopt a Resolution at Monday's Session to Sublet Hornlike Strueture and Abolish the Posltlon of Market Inspector

COUNCIL WILL MAKE NO GREAT CHANGES Committee Nmiiei! ti> Frame A t»? Iloaril of Control Will Hold u Meeting to Perfect Plait*

TWO MORE OFFICERS NOW ON PAY ROLL llufur Snyder Mhiih tin* Onllnancc Creating Two New Place* in the City Govern me nt

The .Mm M io Writes

A n ti- Comb ma tion Prices

PURCELL ESTATE IS VALUABLE Widow Has Nearly Half a Million Dollars Inventory lias Been Filed With the Court Showing a Large Estate, Which Included Loa Angeles i ouiity and Illinois Property Interests

JOY PERVADES THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING i.liOMt Stalk* Through the City llall (or the First Time in a Great .Many Week*

COURT BRIEFS

JOT'l I.M.S

F. M. Parker, Plumbing

HAVE HARD JOB AHEAD OF THEM Mayor and Clerk Must Sign the Water Works Bonds . 0 ' thief Eiecntlve aud City Clerk Are Required to Dash Off Their Kames Two Thouiiand Times to Make the Securities of Any Talue Whatever

CITY HALL NOTES

ARE PREPARING TO ENTERTAIN Native Sons and Daughters Will Be Hosts ami Ho-tesses I'loneer Society of Southern California Will He Their Ciuestfl—Mufticnl Nnmhern Will Include Selection* Popular iu the Early Day*

GROCERY CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED l.railinic rniailrn* Citlaena Form a i'uiiipuiiy to I'orchsie and &n-liirflr A Store

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Oossip Prom the North

NO CONSOLIDATION WITH EDISON COMPANY Story That Hon tlii|ftnn-»Vlellnian Syndicate fa F.ndeavorlnjr to Acqnlrc Holding* Officially Denied

Will Dlacuaa Intereat I nit Toplca

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(ORAHGK COUNTY) TO RECLAIM FLOODED LAND Big Drainage System lor Bolsa District Ditching Is Done by n;i Immense Plow (aula Am ti»» and Electric Company Offer* Reward of for Convlrtlon of Prrnuni Who 'I«ui|»*rrd With rl rnn»nili»»lon Line—Theory That Work Wu» Done by Thieve*

(RIVERSIDE COI'XTV) CORONA CHORAL CLUB TO GIVE CANTATA

• ton>c;i: roi NTV) FULLERTON EASTERN STAR INITIATION

(SAX Lt'lS OBISPO COL'lf HT) IMPROVEMENTS HY SOUTHERN PACIFIC Preparing; for Reopening: of the Coast Line I'uioTs Thank*|clTinff Service® Held by the Various Chruohes In the Ba.ptlst Church—H. L. Hotrard Pleads Guilty to Charge of? Petit Larceny

(SASTA BARBARA COtHTY) MASONS LAY CORNERSTONE Impressive Ceremonies at Barbara All Southern California Lodges .Represented Sfrernl Thoonand Periom Wllne«« the ISxercisea at the Site of the llulldiiiK—City Attorney Booth, Acting for the C ity, Turn* the Celebration Over to the (.rand Lodge

(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM GLENDORA

(I.OS UKLKS roi XTY) HIGH SCHOOL P"P!LS GIVE ENTERTAINMENT

(MVBRSIDK COIXTV) THIRTY-FIVE TONS OF EXPLOSIVES Big Blast to Be Set Oft at the Deelez Quarries Some Vandal Han lau»e«l Great Damag( lu Oram® tirove of Ben Ferrl*. (■ointc Amuig the Tree* and Sla»iblnn tlie Fruit With i* Knife—llrlef»

PERSONAL NEWS FROM CAFAUNA ISLAND

4SAN DIKCiO COI NTY) BOOKS OF DEFUNCT CONSOLIDATED BANK

TO EXTEND REDLANDS STREET RAILROADS

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(PASADENA) ENTRIES FOR ROSE TOURNEY Many Novel Features Are Expected List ot Prizes Has Already Been Classified A Hulidretl-Dollar Luvlng Cop Will Be Awarded to the Turnout Takihß the First I'rlxe Two Vein In Su«- oenslon—L'nl versit y of Mlctolno* Foothall Team to Pluy Hora

I LOS ANGKLRS COUNTY) CURRENT NEWS OF HERMOSA BEACH

Anti-Combination Prices

(SAX BERNARDINO COUNT*) PERSONAL NOTES FROM LOMA LINDA

F. M. Parker, Plumbing

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NO SHORTAGE OF TANK CARS IF THE RAILROADS WANT THEM Eastern Car Manufacturers Beady to Take Orders for One Hundred or More Tank Cars W itli Guarantee of Sixty Days Delivery

STOCK EXCHANGE

ON THE STANISLAUS

MINING

IMMENSE IRON DEPOSIT

A Trip to Mexico

Favorite Line East

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COPPER REMAINS A VITAL ISSUE {Amalgamated Stock Creates More Low Records Report Current That the Copper Syndicate la Making Sale* Below Haling Prices—Many Weak Stocks Go , Lower—Bank Statement Disturb*

FINANCIAL REVIEW

WEEKLY BANK REPORT

{UTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS

COAST SHIPPING

MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD

STOCKS AND BONDS Closing of Securities In Los Au(«l*ii New York aud Boston

New York Bonds

Boston Stocks aud Dnoda

LOU ANGELES SEUI'IIITI E9

Commerce, of New York

CALIFORNIA FRUITS

Frnlta In San Francisco

Prune* Go Font

Dried Frulfw Slov#

PACIFIC COA3T TRADE

SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE

LIVE STOCK MARKETS

COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS IS SOON T0 BE OPENED

WHEAT SLIPPED TO LOWER VALUES December Deliveries of the Cereal Begin Corn ProfltH Being Taken, tlte Grain Closed Weaker in Face of a Hllnlit Kally—Oat* Moved in Small Volume While Lard Went l)oun

LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS

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SMiß^T^pC^^ MASONIC

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR

EASTERN STAR

ROYAL ARCH MASONS |

ft SCOTTISH RITE

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

FRATERNAL UNION

FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD

MODERN WOODMEN 'i

ODD FELLOWS i

MACCABEES

INDEPENDENT FORESTERS

Fori y-Mlle Ride for a Mekel

THE MYSTERY-WOMAN SrnfgalfHe Chief, .Married Fift.v-flve Timet*, lluw Nearly Solved It

Menellk'a Remedy A walnut Llpiitniiitc

More Tlinn SutlHiled

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HEATED TALK OVER HEATING Board of Education Has a New Plan Will Deier Payment for the New School House Heater Tfcs Members Think That Titer llite Bwi(k Worthless Hratlns Plants mm Hasd, and Agree to Par for the TwMtletk Street Plant Only When Foaad to Be Entirely Satisfactory

WOLFINGER HAD THE S™°iN HIS SHIRT IValUr ml Mmny Aliases Caught With If*l PI a Stolen From the Abbuta- M ford Inn rrk ..

BARTLETT-LOGAN POST DEDICATES NEW HALL Informal Smoker In Attended by Many-Old Comrades Wlio Join in Good Frllowablp

HOSPITAL AMBULANCE CAME TOO LATE "IHlly" Smith Wh Dead When He Wai Taken Out of the Reed Loilfting Hume

No Scheduled Poison in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy-

BAND CONCERTS

Chute* I'ark

Prayer Union

ELKS' LODGE OF SORROW Splendid Program Is Arranged D. M. Delmas and Byron L. Oliver Will Speak Arteadaace at Tfcla Notable Annul Ceremonial of the Klks Is Uxpeeted to Be the Largest Ever Known la the History of the I,oeal Lodge, Mo. 01*—All Arrangements Completed

Death of ( hnrlen A. White

Decision In Cattle King's Favor

*?f ZTa/Xr With the Sir/ With the Jiuburn jfcair

BABY BURNED TO DEATH

l<on* Automobile Trip Planned | RW VftDtf V «a

Anxiety for Ship Itonnokf

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BOYCOTT ! IT STRENUOUS Banner Bearer Ryan Is Again Arrested Is Released Alter Five Honrs ol Incarceration roller Department Hcfn«r* to Heeog;- niie an Or«lrr of Keleime SlHfiiril l»y Judge Hnriian. it ml Mnyor Jinyilcr la (ailed Ont of lletl uy I lie l.nlior People at Tu« in the Morn In h

RESULTS RECEIVED OF EXAMINATIONS ( 1 11 Ser Ire Si'Hj'ri'iai'y If «•••:■ i* « * t |a«• NiniU's nl I In* < :: iidiiia Ir* ho Wrrc Hx2c*«*<*MNf ii I

CHURCH MUSIC

I nlxiri-p erlden tally Killed

%re I tie nla 11 > h|»li> liateil

SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICERS CHOSEN! I Annual Convention Will Close This Evening iC. I>. MflK, Ulßran... Sfrrr.l IHff.rrnt Habjrctii aud Will Condart T«- niffht'a Mbmii Mirllng—J. A. William* Agnln Elrclrd. Frrildrul

CHURCH CALENDAR

THE CHUTES WILL CLOSE FOR NEXT_THREE WEEKS Unrlnir That Time the Thentfr 111 He Completed nnd Mnii) lni|»r« enicntk >Ih»U*

AnfiolenoK Alironil

In.functions Atfntitnt Krenno Official*

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MARINE WORK . AT SAN PEDRO ■n ► – What Was Accomplished , Last Summer ——. * A Wealth of Biological Material in Southern Waters Blra. W. Bnrtou Williamson Glvea an Idea of the Scientific InveNtffcatlona Carried on at the Station of the I'nlvernltr of California. Other Inquiries to De Proaeonted

Market for California Flowers

Scrloua I'hnrKri

REFRIGERATOR CARS IN PLENTY No Shortage Likely to Occur Fruit Shipments Will Be Handled With Dispatch Both Ma 11 in Fe and Sonthern l*aclfl<> Are Co 11 co nt rat In k Their Equipment for Southern California Citrua Fruit Trade—-Sliippcra Anticipate an' In usually llcnv y Yield

CAUSE OF DEAFNESS The Most Common Cause Only Recently Discovered

Broken Rottle Causes Cat

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PEEEIS INDIAN TEAM MAKES GALLANT STAND AGAINST STANFORD, BUI LOSES

MUCH TOO ROUGH FOR SOME TASTES

PROGRESS OF THE GAME FROM TECHNICAL VIEW

Small FlPf at

Spokes

STANFORD MEN MAKE MERRY Notable Banquet at the Del Monte Catchy University Toasts Meet, With Happy Response A Celebration of Students And Alnmnt Which Laid Well Into the Small H«ora—The Stanford Men Pleased With thei Hospitality Rstended by the Alumni of l<oa Angelea

BERKELEY AGREES TO COME TO LOS ANGELES

WESTLAKES DEFEAT THE OCCIDENTAL SECOND TEAM;

I Oranpewood and Shell Novelties

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PRESIDENT SEES WEST ; POINT DEFEAT ANNAPOLIS ELEVEN TO FIVE THE SCORE / Distinguished Gathering Sees the Boys of the / Army and Navy Contest on the Franklin Field Gridiron

YACHT OWNERS INCORPORATE) South ("oast Club Files Papers j With County Clerk Tlir. Members Own Rout* nt Trrmlnnl , Inlnitil and Knot Snn Pedro—Mny ; llnlld Hon* rlnhhonAfd, Whahvra and Floats—The Ulrfctom ]

DENIAL THAT PRINCE MAY TRY FOR CUP

llsgrrty After Yonng t'orbett

Deserter Will Go to San llleao I

FAIR GOLFERS HOLD CONTEST Women's Tournament at Country Club Competition Cup Is Won by Mrs. J. W. Bowers Open Event Hrlnira Oat a Small Entry I'lat but the liny In Enjoyed t»y Muiiy Who Do *ot Piny, and the Social Feature l«'Sot Neglected—Mrs. Brown Winn the l<lr*t Handicap

WOMEN BOWLERS ARE DEFEATED BY CHUTES

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WIN AT BASKET BALL

BASKET BALL MANAGERS MEET AT Y. M. C. A.

AUBLE'S HOT CHASE AFTER ALLEGED BURGLAR Shot* Are I'lred During (he Syriuliiiß Match — Man t'nufclit l«> I>> 14 Uowii Hehind Slo'llfclit*

fttltt WlUnn'R Meeting

Native Sona and Daughters

Undelivered Telegrnmii

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SIMONS WINS FIRST GAME Twirler Proves Puzzle to Red leg's Tlipy Cannot "Bat Him With Any Effect •a ii Francisco Winn Another Game With a Team All Shifted Around and With a Fie*ta Purk Player in the Hox—Athcrton Wa» the Funicular. Star of the Uny-Notes of Gainc

i'CRESCEUS TO TROT IN LOS ANGELES I AGAINST HIS OWN TIME RECORD

PI,AT ERRORLESS BASEBALL The .Nationals Defeat the All American at San *Jnne

MINOR BALL GAMES » —

§ CHAMPION WILL UMPIRE I

KICKING TABOO AS JEFFRIES UMPIREsj i

HARVEST roa THE BOOKIES Only One Favorite Wiiks at Oakland '■f ■ ' The Miller Beats Rollick bj& Neck in the Second Event , *. I'lorrnio Wsi tk« Oaty Real fsrorllt <o Win, and Sarprlaes Ara Canseit j by Victories at Sir Uwli, Tile Miller as< Hortan—Track H«Ur Skd ■ Obseares the View

WOODMEN BALL CLUBS. * PLAY AT SANTA MONICA

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on Mas H»ru maatU J fl R. M Thnmnann af ih Dm.,l. «./

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AT THE THEATER

Carroti a tSuccess

Ttfarriago and t/ie Stays

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* • Srtfonroom Sossia ! ~ ~ ... . har «An»nn.

TJ/io hJe?k's yltlractions

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MUSIC

Jl Caf/'/crma Car. arts

JCow Jf/cipteson 11/ as Sav 9 cf

y/Zustctin Jtonorecf

Station Crad/o Songs

77?oiart's J'kuii

Stray Cfiords

jLocai 9/otts

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MIS M ill liS US

FOOTBALL MUSCLE Tonßlirnec! liber Rather Than llig Mtiacle the Object

JuM In Tlnir

EXILES IN SIBERIA Miseries of Banishment Hare Boen Exaggerated To Some (ht Transfer Is Really m Boon. The Otber Sldflof Oft-E*plotted Horror—There Are Forty Thonaand New Elxlles Bverj Year, Erea Now

HOG RIPENED WHISKY OU'Tlmf Tavern Keeper Who Knew Row t* Advertise

Will Wed When a Hundred Year* Old

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Lo*r ■ 1 Sunday Herald Illustrated Magazine THIRTY-TWO PAGES —

Masthead

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Social Discontent

Thanksgiving

Sentiment &nd Verse

DEAD YEARS BETWEEN

EVENING PRAYER

Suspense

Bits of Nature

WHY DEXTER DRANK

Threshing Lima. Beaurvs

George Ado, Librettist

Carrcno to Wed Afaln

The Dove a.nd the Branch

F redaJbaL Charming Mountain Resort and Lumber Camp Combined

Stories About Georgie's Paw jj

Tunneling for Water at Cuc&monga A Flow Worth Thousand* of Dollars • Struck ii One Night

Where Big Abourvds Movirvtevirvs and Plains of New Mexico Are & Paradise for Hunters

Difficult Problem Solved at Last I.ocal Inventor Has Built a Pump That Throws bl Continuous Stream of Water

R-hyme of the Ancient Mariner

V The Owens River Valley V A Land of Canaan Beyond a Dreary Deeert Waste

Soldiers us Coachmen

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The Process Server

Lots of Cards

The R-eal Good

V Wolfville Sketches V

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Ne©>_r to His Hea>.rt

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A Kansas Farm Hand ° Philippine Story About a> Ma.r Who Trie J to Bs tv Soldier

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THe Last of Librettist Gilbert A Pretty Singer Whom He Helped Has Given Up Her Profession to Care for Him

Opportunity

By Desperate Meaois How an Actor Held an Audience of One Until Train Time

What Presidents Must Not Do Some Unwritten Laws by Which Their Persona! Movements Must Bs Regulated

NEVER. SAY DIE NO DISEASE INCURABLE A MEDICAL REVELATION

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CHAPTER XXX The Coming of the Railway

Untitled

Hydrogen &.s an lllumirvant

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First Census of the Apaches

The S.-xnfa, Clans Letters

. Fables

THE MODERN FABLE OF THE CONGRESSMAN WHO WAS OUT TO IMPROVE THE SERVICE

THE MODERN FABLE OF THE SHOWER OF BLOWS THAT CAME DOWN ON PAW

•HE MODERN FABLE OF THE ONLY SPECIALTY THAT GOT A HAND

THE MODERN FABLE OF WHAT CAME OUT IN THE WASH

THE MODERN FABLE OF HOW ONE BRAVE PATSY WORKED HIMSELF INTO THE KING-ROW

Literature s

All Over the World

Men and Women

Amusing Little Yarns CONFIRMED

SIR

NEEDED POSTING

GONE BEFORE

DELIGHTED HER, OF COURSE

PREFERRED WAGNER

THE COW'S FAULT

BEAT THE LAWYER

A GENIUS

WENT FOR THE KISS HIMSELF

RIDICULING THE CODE

WAS TO BE EXCLUSIVE

LOOKED THE PART

PLACE FOR MISSIONARIES

A BEAUTIFUL THOUGHT

| Woman and Home i Arv/rvr»AAA/%A AAAA Wn/VWA /^A/VkAAA/WVAAAAA/NAAAAAA The Robinses' Thanksgiving

AN EFFECT IN BLACK AND GOLD

ILLUSTRATING THE FAD FOR EMBROIDERY

Hints for the K'trhen Baked Indian Pudding

Breakfast Cukes a _ „i:..i : r ._j.. „ r* •

Today's Sufficiency

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Imateur Sports And _ Sfthleticj TRICK PLAYS IN FOOTBALL

SNAPSHOTS AT EASTERN GRIDIRONS FROW 'THE VIEWPOINT OF A WESTERNER

>OOOOOOOOOOOOO©OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 0000000000000000 OOOOG&OOOC »)OOOC tories by the young Foit^ In The Herald's School of Writing

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Lena's Keward

Ba.by

Acknowledgments

v V. INDEX TO SUNDAY MAGAZINE v v

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