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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXIX, Number 67, 7 December 1901
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CARS THROWN FROM TRACK BY WRECKERS Disaster On the Oregon Hail way Engineer Dies as Ri-sult of His Injuries Two Men Who Hate llc«*i» Working Near (h« Dalle* Suspected and lltward of One Tlioiinand Dollam Offeree! for Conviction of Criminals. Five More Die an lle.nult of Wreck
FIVE MOIIi: * U'TIMS Additional Drnllifi hr lte«ult ofi Arktniißa Wreck
LQVERS^TRAGEDY Failn Pf (jiTonvlcf t li«' Survivor of t lie .fTnlr
THE MORNING'S NEW!?
VAN SANT IS MOVING IN HIS ritiltT ON JIM HILL
SAME COUPLE IS THRICEHARM AND SEPARATED
ACTOR THOMPSON SEVERELY BURNED Accident Occurs During a "Fire" Scene Through Carelessness «»f Soniv StaMe Haii(ln in tiic Central Theater, San Francisco, the Leading Man Sustain* Quite Serlou* lluriiw
Supreme Court Decisions
SENATORS APPROVE THE NEW TREATY Committee to Report On Monday Serious Objection Raised to the Convention llxvi'ittluu Taken to the Provision Li in I tin if the Power o t the tutted States to Control !u the Event of War, but 31eiubers Are Willing; to Waive Their Protests In the Matter
RAIN IN BAKERSFIELD Karmera Will He Urently Aided in Hloirlng
mm COMMIIIEES NAMED BV SPEAKER HENDERSON
O'KEEFE, KING ©F TAP, DIES, LEAVING FORTUNE
HANGED MURDERER COMES TO LIFE IN HIS COFFIN
THREATS OF RACE RIOT IN ALABAMA Mol» Prepares to liana; Twenty- Five Negroes Sheriff of ( vrlnvlon < ounty Wlr.n to tlie t-overuor for Troop n nnd They Are Sent hi Onec to Aimlhlunlii, the Seene <it Threatened Trouble
Dry DpMtroycil
ASK RETURN OF MILLIONS IN FREIGHTS Victoria Merchants Sue for Vast bum Defendant llkj White l'a«s and Yukon Railway < lutui >Indc< That th« rnrpnrarion Ha« Been C har|tln«£ f-<xtor(ionute Hate* without First iluviiiK Submit ted Itn Schedulen to the Got eminent, Which In Iu Violation of I.atv
CARS FALL OVER BLUFF Linirineor and I' lroinuu on Cnnndinn Pacific K i llod
EiiKiuecr1 and llrakciiian Killed
PULLMAN'S WILL tar Manufacturer*!* Son Leiireii Properly to II Wife
LIBERTY IS NEAR Report That Bnmlit* Are About to Surrender Miu Stone
TARIFF FOR THE ISLANDS (jiiick Action Exported in the House Law May LJe in l-orce Hclurr ill IImIMS}* lidiir Quvtttnii n* in SS lirilirr luilir* • Imll Hi • HI ImiMrn llikr 'ir I lull Hit' l»U"l >iiti11 iitii l'rrfrr<-n1 ml «ibi»«» h. m, • ■ • i• ■ >i ' '•
ORDKHKD TO COAST 1 rnn.Npori tvilpntrirh, Tiikcn Off the Veu <»rk->liirt iln It tin
AITROPK I ATIC HILLS II In Hoped i«» J'n.ss Two of 'J bcin Ui*- for«» t lie Holidays
i n%*«H1111 11 s •" ii it inn 11 u ii ii .- s ii • • ■ " I, ii-- ft* i 11 fill Ala il • n mi >' I'll
D.WIMI VI> ! IMlll * HIM Inl rod iii'<l |»|»ro|»j inl in v: S « .00 000 for T lu-ir I'lin-'wiM-
NEW EPISCOPAL BIBLE I oiu miller on >la ruinui Hcailings ( oini.li-les It* Work
-'SPl'S REMAINS 1 Hi J|—<iiii •
U • In*
KEEN RIVALS j IX THE NORTH alitornin Must Look to Iii*r Laurels »n*{?on aii'l "A a>liiujflnn Fniil I StTKiny: Hur Hitrkels LlclPftalni l«i ilir ijiii PrftiicUrli L'ftli* i i'ollou l*i»luf Ont » hut Willi l.iiwrr ft'rrl^lii ltme» 11|«* «>tnir« Mrnilontril Mn«r m *i iitmnlMBi* Ninl V«' %ti| KMIH ii» I till#* II
IMPORTANT SUIT DECIDED l ot mcr Sliorlff Huh to DhtforKc Lnrft'e *11 Ml
LQr 'LTV UF Bn.T0S l'»llu . I .. Ir... *| I . I . . I, I*. S I, !■,_ • f II I ll Pi III
MURDERER EXECUTED Ath iitri Everybody to Keep Out of Similar Trouble
PLAN TO CONNER CROP OF RAISINS "Hi<rh Five" Are Practically in Control ol Market The Priee Hun Ad* miced One len t*i ud There Ik a Ciencrnl Scramble for Kulsiim by Speculator* and Eastern Broker*—Sale* to Combine
CC3RE GRANDE SUIT liuliiiK That Order of Supreme Conrt ll«* Modiried
SAN RAFAEL WRECK INQUIRY renditiony From llie CiiKine Boom < "iitrndicis C aptain
TURKISH TROOPS MUTINY H'itli tin* Kemilt That the Porte Pay* Their A rreii rm
Stop* the CnnKli nml Works Off the Cold
HAVE NEARLY ENOIGHJCRORS Preparing for Trial of Lookout Case Many Prejudiced Talesmen Are Excused Sonic Say Tim I They Uo Vol Believe in l.ynchtnic, Uliiern Are Oi»po»ed to i Npitul Punishment. And Still other# «lin 11 Having lleen HoMile to llnll, One of the Men Lynched
CZOLGOSZ CHEERED Exciting Si*en*» ut Atiorrhinl MretlnK iii ( lilriitfo
BRITISH GRIEVANCES Colombian General to Inventiicate Uie Aftji I r at linens ilel Toro
THROWING AWAY WEALTH
Eczema; No Cure No Pay
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STATESMEN PREPARE TO FKGHT FOR EXCLUSION Meeting of Western Congressmen Who Take Preliminary Steps to Keep Out the YeiSow Horde
COBPORATIOHS ABOVETHE LAW Emigrants Imported by the Wholesale Statement Made at.the Scranton Convention Asthoritf a Urpnl) Commission•r of Immigration at ork, Who Declare* Thnt All the Legislation to Remedy the Present Kvll Will Only Make More Confusion
CONTRACT JAPAKESE First of a Pnrtr of fllll Hound for Mexican Collieries
ininir at i-nnni l«(. umiMi Pri'llthl lltin l.mlr Ml ibo imnliy I Ify llapttll> llrlntc 4 |rnr*<d
tn'Miilm. Ul,4 «t IMKIanil
SALARIES i'AlI) IS PHILIPPINES High rompcnfmtinii for livilian Uftli'iiU Vh*9 f ar Urmlfr l*my I'hmit thr rtny Ofli'rn Dol«i« lb« Umc Worli-rlHi (mvrrnnr Imfi ll«. Unnalir f
EULOGIZES ROOSEVELT l.nnilon «|irrtHtnr Llkena Prmiilent to Cromwell
Control Of Tien Tsin
loronado Mtlrrter Trial
Jjook For
PRINCE HENRY'S VICTIM IS DEAD Major Van Tets Succumbs to His Woumls Stories at The Hnurue to the Kffect That Queen Wlllielmlna m il Hep Cnimort Have Been lit Onls Kver SI nee Their Sfarriaite in February
l'lliKlneer t'ree'n Sentence Mudldvii
CANNON OUTLINES YEAR OF VAST EXPENDITURES Says the Era of BiiHon~BoßSar Congresses is Past and That We Are Approaching Two Billions
KANSAS CITY ' IS SELECTED INiwl Convent ion of t Ii#* Livestock Men I lUWJil'llI Se.niiHi 111 I'llji'liT'l Is «l Ufl i'.ltll iintnirrMiNri'm nr i tir l*H»i'iiiiioii rr I ii«liliiiHii«U ll*--rlrcl*il—»llr*i»lll« Iiimi Ml Ulrrrki in Horn* llnl««*r« la 4*l«l|»l*«ft * 4|IIImm |m» h Ira* llivpi I'llMtl i I inliunU
I'lnicae In Rio Jnnerlo
To lUlir rnml* for IrUb Pnrix
GULF AND NATIONAL *"'n Hundred Milen of tlie Knml lo He lluilt With Enidliili Money
DEATHS OF THE DAY 11. H. Evan*
Child's Shocking Dentil
No Schley Verdict
Mitts Toppnn liidlcfed for Murder
Ilr-Aclua! «• it <1 o in cm f (<» m H •• •»
ftqmtirs n<>r:itrtllucr «
Vliirnrtl <o PfN<ll
II" tt *it n*t« Vliitfl* V Ulr*Ki'B
COOLIE I,AliOI!Kit SHOT IN TIIE BACK A1101 lier Miir-icr in Nan Francisco' Chinatown I t*«iHt*« Dp1lt*«r < ?lmr ?• »!•«• llr«oI1 nt | Ulilvr Prud Hrlwrrn «hr W««§ •nd ill III tamlllm-HMB M«»pr«*tt.*d «•! fhiloix tin- !!**•»• 1 mlrr %rri«M
V'Ipni Wlutrr <nw^
IIrr doii t*ri»UII»tl I'lvUrf
LoMi tf»*
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STILL ON HIS WAV TO NOME Captain Heald No Nearer His I'ort Scxt'iifiM'ii Months !!•' llr* • Hwn liUiMtllli; llliln WrlMt> UllrllavrllirK Ml* "train » Lm.rarr. Hie I urilr tin limit!. n« Ittv I lu.-.i i rail A (Inn) l tli I'til T« ft l'ti«ll«i >pwlf, 1 ll ill <>111 I on I *»'• Allll »ll» iiu'l »i«tnili—I*itt• tat*• • 'I l In ii
CHILE DEPRECATES TALK OE WAR WITH ARGENTINA
Ills IIEMSI NOT IN VAIN I'aflier s.-iM-s S»-on o( lli> l liililri'ii l.o-es Hi- Faithful Wit'o nn>l n Little I'uiirlii" r I "If run* ii rr I n intir 11 •* *1 In I si r r > III mi I urr|lil« 1 rnin Ml* Hurilllltt HiUili' W ll.-u II. Ili-.-n n. I lilt | II t* W |. r In >IU*||IH—Tltf 111 I* r* r • ill iTlf I* <1 (il * ' lit liilfiml fill? Nil Will t.nr
Million (Millar Mittlnu «ii|f
Mnllriuiil I niul inr *lirrj» llro
*i*iin«li for M»I| Unfurl bit it rf.?vi« «|
MUl-' lil-t 11 I ( Unit Hi lrti*« «l
I'i imiiInt n 1 I nnAilintia Ttriiniird
»*no Jm««> ) |l • «lt*| li I llf »m if
I I In* I ri'niN'rilliiit m AI 11 »r NPIIUII
• 11 l«ir*l. 111 I nlroti li« 1'vMllfll^
IT'if IK 'i i'lit I. k (M|| l|i I »1 f tti u f> I*
Molinoiix Mil r«l or < line
OBSERVE FEAST OF MACCABEES tfabbi Heeht Speaks of Jewish Affairs He Reiterates the Cry. "Xo Thy Tents, U Israel" lie Deplore* the Lncle of Interest Felt In IteliKioud Subjects 1»> a Number of the t'olloweru of the Inith—l'rotehtn Vigorously Agaiimt Denomi nil i ion a 1 ism in the I'ubllo Schools
To Remove Doer .on-Conihatnntn
Rank Rohbera Guilty of Murder
Preshj torlnn Divines in Conned
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HALE PITCHES A FINE GAME Kedlegs Lose ;i Sharp . Contest With Victory in Siylit, llio Locals (Jet Rat fled Ol«nnter ( union in (lie Mntli Inulnn, In H'hlrii h ("levi'p Third llniciiihii Could 1111 % KiMlrcd (he IMntlomilN. of <he (tniiiP Sliotv Moiiiv Fine Hull Play Inn—The S< ?nre
MINOR BALL GAMES
BRUNSVvICK BOWLERS WIN CLOSE SERIES
ANNUAL MATCH OF FOOTBALL AT POMONA
BERKELEY TO SEND TRACK TEAM EAST
SWIMMING CHAMPION MAXES NEW RECORDS
Win* Wrullliiii I It ii in (tin n »|i ||f
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STEINFELDT IS A COMING MAN
KID HULEiN'S FINE RECORD
FIRST PICKS FAIL TO WIN Every Favorite Beaten at Oakland Blind Sullen Falls at the Halt .Mile in the First When lie Urla on 111* Feet He Itunn Three mid a Half >11 lea llefore lie !■ ( nuiclit—Moropea Slop* aa Harrier (ioea I i# and Reaches the Wire Second to Imperious—Other Invents
RESULTS OF BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES
LAVIGNE GETTING INTO CONDITION
HUMAN SKELETON FOUND Tltonulit to He That of a Man Who MyNtcrlounly Diiiappeni ed
LARGE HOP SHIPMENT Forty-Two Cnrlontld Sent Knit From * Oregon
Herrern (o Figlil Tom Knkr-r
Tho Ileal Tiling?
Look lor
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THEY OBJECT TO HIGH TAX Merchants Hold Special Meeting •Semi Cortratmienfinii to the Clt> Council Mrrrhaala and llnniifurmff* rl«lln(i la i:af in ■ I N I |*IMI I lift r Hurt i#» MftlCIMI'lll Hi !•••>
I ll < " r. >| . . u I || l.1»
SPLENDID DULL COMES TO AID CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
vTldNAI. Alh IS ABSOKBKI' rjii l-.' i fcat.'.l 1i.% Trtin-i.'i* to I'miMi- I in 11 I.ikIu*' H«»hN n ll«-i-ilne umi I • *• – riiifa m I*rial»t H» tiuin»f t" ••• f rnimnrf I HI ll I In* -*111111* ill lilt ll|-||.<t> • TIM ll" II'-I » t'lllln*'.!
DEMISTS ENJrr ft JCKIAL EVEiVING 1 1 rat liitiiHii 'tirtiti ilri nan «•( (||| < ut S nu> I. i III i.lift 1.11.•.hi <ii| II » III •• I I* • – Mil I .1 |||| | |
MISUSE OF MAILS I. ru viii .1 tir> TIi 111 r «i« i' 11 *1 111 «111 • 1 m 111» M| %« |I|||1.
MAY TAKE BROWN PALACE 1101111 «*n of tlie j{«'lii«i Mny Mhiihkp Denver JfoMlery
I.mik Fur
LAST LECTURE ON SOCIALISM Rev. Wilson Addresses a Large Audience Fundamental Principles of Socialism His Theme Historical to Application of MorlulUtlc ItlcßN In rroHicmt of I'ivlllKiition—Mrfllns Adopts H «•»«»- Infionn Thnnkliifr The Herald for It* Fulr Reports of flir l.rclnrra
WOMEN'S CLUBS l-'i'iday Morning Club
HEAD SEVERED BY PULLEY ceidcnt In I Tie Mimic Mi awmut Mine
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CHURCH NEWS OF THE WEEK
Y. W. C. A.
CHRIST CHURCH
YOUNG PEOPLE CONVENE
Y. M. C. A. NEWS
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
CONGREGATIONAL
PEOPLE'S CHURCH
PRESBYTERIAN
ENGLISH LUTHERAN
PENIEL HALL
RELIGIOUS NOTES
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VMSTI ltl)U IN A H|||>(iTO
hay-pauncefote treaty
THE PRESIDENT A LABOR CHAMPION
FRANCHISE APPLICATIONS WITHDRAWN
BUILD THE ADDITION
THE CITRUS FRUIT MARKET
Snap Shots
The Forgotten Man
r
EDITORIAL OPINION
Next Siimday's HeraM
SPumynt !Ppints
and Star/*
The Whime of a Spoiled Child
A Woman Card Player
THE CITY'S NEWS
TODAY'S EVENTS
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
HOMh. OF ART OPENS ITS DOORS Curt'mrmy Is Arciiiiipftttinil NVitli Mii>ic nml ,S|ii n'liui4ikiui; 1 hr I.HI H||p|ri I ullrgp (if I'lnr Ilr<l'» M|»mi ll• iii• r m ||ii> llnn| I'r !•* ii.l% i»i ||« l*ri«|«-fiur. . I. Jtnl•mo, Vf«ti*ril«i f|rrimmin nml
THE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CONCERT
AT THE_HOTELS
MEMORY FOOD C»«.. Wfiitfn M-jniory Wu Blronttthnnod by Grape Nut*
PERSONAL NOTES
TERMINAL BAND CONCERT i
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(LOS AKOELGS COUNTY) ORDER FIRE APPARATUS; Long Keacli Soon to Havel Protection Electric Railroad Meets With a Difficulty Certain Property Owners on A inertean Avenue Unwilling: to t oneede n Strip of Property for ide Koad Kxeept for Hlkli Price*—'Woman'* llcllef C orps Klects Officers
(i.o* wnni.ES f oiwV) KG TRACE FOUND OF HOLT'S ASSAILANT
(I.O* ANGKLES tOVXTD RIVERA BREVITIES AMD PERSONAL ITEMS
« • •• i»•• •• • •lira
(SAX BBRNABDINO COUNTY) QUESTION OF 1 LIGHT BATES Board of Trade in Favor of Payiiur Bills %/ This Action Repudiated by City Trustees Major Hanford n Statement Sa j In k That Trustee® Will Sever I Consent to I'nj ment of the Eleetrle Company's Old Claim—J. A. Stewart of lllake Attempts to Hang Himself
(I,OS AXGBLES COI'WTV) FORESTERS OF SAN PEDRO ELECT OFFICERS
(RIVERSIDE COISTY) WOMAN'S BOARD OF MISSIONS IN SESSION
i utttiimim. I i»i ttii CORONA PERSONALS AND NEWS ITEMS
Iiritnl* it ml IHril
(ORAXGB COUSTY) TREATMENT OF TETANUS Newly Discovered Serum Successful Demonstrated in a Severe Case in Orange Wendell Travoll, a Flve-Year-Old Hoy, Contract* Lockjaw From a Cat on the Foot, but After »li Injections of the Sernm the Dl»ea»e 1 leltled to the Treatment—Brief*
t*% I1KI1 %fUHHO C Oi%TV> REDLANDS BOARD OF TRADE MEETING
IMMIIIXII rot NTV) PARADISE VALLEY RANCHER IS DEAD
Jnnk (Iraler In Jnll
F*vorito Linn East
JOTTI!«C«
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|PA«AUBNA| DISPOSITION OF cm E WAV Council Will Not Order It Underground I'relera to I'ay tlio Oust of lis COiwl nirt ion l.lfki* Wr>tMr 4 i»NarrHiilunul i liairli HmM« I'lfih HftHnv •♦•••I l.l»ii% Of Me II4J rilfr ill MvMt*» l»» iiiif 'lvm |* !*»—t u f ti»»I llnrttril
11 (! NTJ NITTDN BITS MOTOR RAILWAY Lino KMwwii Ornimit nml Sjmmii Ana AI kui liril I'n.iIKi' i;||irlrl<- I i.mtinn). 11 III ..|irr> itlr •(..ml lllrrirlt'.ll) anil I «r u. u l'>.i.|ir l.ir 11a.li lilnn .if |b.. Inll'l – llrlini. .irm-.ll III |.»r ll.iiiiln
IlimiM HP III.: (ill; *»l'la III* ll. Ilr ll... I .'lil.ir.if lf.i-.iml llrnlirli l.|ni>»
1fl*|i|ril liy llliii||l..rr'i Fm.rrnl
Tho Kan Who Wrltm
L-noli for
COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL AKE SURE OK HALF A LOAF Two Franchises 0ttfere«l lor Salu 1'iirilli- KU't'lrlc IUihvn,v <• oI.h WIiiii ll Wuiil.il Tin ii r<i an I'limir* ft nrli< I nin« |n Ilr-PuntlBrml !•• i »mi|ii || l lni* lnn|i «|i«il Vli.li ViVui*« l*l»ril iiir Ni Mwiivlns• fin-VI r 11 ma ai «>it4lirille III iinrvril fir *nlr— Mr I.ind lllrr
KUEHNRICH TAKES CASEJNTO COURT ri.itiiv lit. 11 mi in >iiiin"ii iii rrtirrii]. limn ... Illljfiln Tmnilrr nf llUta ...rit I'll'rn.l.
COURT BRIEFS Ull.n « Hit ur.'*
DON'T LIKE BAD ODORS Oil Plants Must Get Hid of Gases Board ot Health lias Ordered an Investigation C ouncil Mn> He l*Kiml to I'imm I bur to Jleiculnte W Iml I'ropert y Ou nem Complain of mm He iUK a l>re;i( Nui■a nee—Fire lion nl lien lew Permit to I inperih * ItettiiiiiK l oiii|»«iiy
• Until nlrli'1,1-,1 ..u.
f ii.i>ir.ir.l»K u li. r l, l.l I. Ir-
W.UIHiON si IT OUT (IF ('01 KT laii. si < i.iii|ilajiti M»'fin 1 uiii ni All niln>iv .I'i'lU' llllll* tl«ikr» W iirli nf (hr 111* ti r i ti a mi llnamrriif mhiI f|ffim«'» I-m* 1111 •• ii4 In 41'lllill UiililM ill* tt M ifr4.i )'«rt*l!ttfet
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WEATHER
MARRIACE LICENSES
eiRTHS
DEATHS
fn Mr
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BUILDING ACTIVITY HAS BROKEN RECORDS MILLIONS FOR IMPROVEMENTS Total for t lit* Fisral Year Just Closoil Em'koiIs by Nearly Two Million Dollars Hip KxjiL«n«lituiTs in (lie Previous Year
PUBLIC RECORDS FOn KRTDAY. OKr. a, Ir>f> I. Oci*«l«
llomeateadH
Attaehmeuta
MlNcelluiieoun
Notices of Completion
SUPERIOR COURT Xew Actlonn
J ndniunita
TOW.VSHIP COURT Xew Actions
FIRST REUNION OF THE SEVENTH | Evening Passes With Songs and Speeches 1 Colonel Berry, l.leuteiiant Colonel Schrelher nnd Major Pre»cott Address Their Old Comrades—All En- I Joy n Time of Hearty Good Feeling; i
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OIL COMPANIES UNLOADING MUCH STOCK IN THE EAST Vast Sums Being Expended in Advertising in the Effort to Sell Valueless Stock On Strength of False Representations
STOCK EXCHANGE
PROSPECTING FOR OIL
WYOMING'S OIL TERRITORY
MINING M In I ii tc
THE COPPER SITUATION
YAQUI RIVER MINES
NOTED PYTHIAN IS COMING TO THE SOUTH lirnnil < hanet'llor • hllhii* to i»it Mnny I.oilier* in 'I lii** of the
CORONER'S JURORSINCLINETO SUICIDE (n the Absence of F*ets at Theory In Maile I »e of in the Jonie Martines lane
COUGHS AND COLDS IN CHILD- R^N Recommendation of a Well Known Chicago Physician
The Best Fountain Pen
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MARKET POINTS TERSELY TOLD
BEAiih RAID STOCK MARKET Money Stringency Four Gained tin; Upper Hand tuiultfumnti"! Copper lU-mclk'h a Mew Low Heeurti—(lt iruuo lO&cliu iige Han Itailicil—•llnukw Markcil I p i all Loun* llcyniid Flv« Per Cent
FINANCIAL REVIEW bUtury In Loenl Marked* and World's Riinkiisf; Summary
COAST SHIITIM;
| COOL WEATHER AFFECTS f EASTERN ORANGE SALES
STOCKS AND BONDS 'lu*luk of Securtlieai in l.on Aufteln. JVe%v York uiml llontoii
fce»T lurk Ilondi
Hontoii Sioeka nu(l Douila
LOS AMiELES SEULRITMO9
jj PRICE OF REFINED 8 SUGAR IS ADVANCED o
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW
bamk clearings
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
Frulfn In San Francisco
BULL MOVEMENT STILL CONTINUES Wheat Wildly Fluctuates in the < hicago Pits While All .dvuiieen Were >ot Held the (miin Wai Favorable, llhuuxh I'roHln Were llapldly Taken—tint*, In n Narrow Itmiae, Cloned Firm
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
PACIFIC COAST TRADE
SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
York Trading Active
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS
SANTA FE ROUTE frULI Mfell* IA4.I4 UhAU lUlLWAk COUIUXY
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
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WOULD WHIP DESERTERS thief Elton Recommends the Tost Gives Y. C. T. I. His Views on Local ifes Ninety Per Ceut ol" the V «rk off the l.w« Anjfeles Police, He Sny». la l>*»e to Mronu Drill L—t linn* tlie and ll«If the I'olftet t onlri Oiaehnrued—'The Tramp Nuiaanre
HIGH AND LOW JINKS WILL BE PERPETRATED .lonnthitii < lnl»'» I*roserm« for Tonight I nclttde* l-Va*»»ren Seldom In > I lime
"MR. DOOLEY" I HAS ARRIVED F. P. Dunne Is Visiting Los Angeles _ I Ls On His Way to the City oi Mexico While 11 i n Hrpututioua 1» I'oiiiidcd ou the Sa>lnita «' ll>r Arrhej Hoad PlilluNOiiUrr, Ho l» Klrnl and Laat a NeiiNpjiprr >Ihii—A Tribute If I'aid li> Mini to (irurxr Ado
MAYOR SNYDER SUGGESTS A PLAN FOR CHECKING CRIME
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