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J. P. MORGAN PLANS GREAT SHIP TRUST To Control tiie Trade of North Atlantic Would Operate in Connection His Kail road ciy stems the Project Contemplate! the Merging; of the White Star, lied Star, l.eyland and Atlantic Transport Compauleii Into One latere*!, aad Will Include Other l.lnea Later (Special Dispatch to The Herald.) What the big deal means: Floating property under one control (nearly), 1,000,000 tons. Valuation of the snips and terminals (probably), $500,000,000.

FIREMEN INJURED Six Member* of a Chicago Truck t'ompnny Are Seriously Hurt

j GAMBLING HOUSE ROBBED Two Men With Revolvers Hold I'p a , J Dozen I'ernon*

THE MORNING'S NEWS

ATTITUDE OF SPEAKER DISTURBS IRRIGATKMSTS _ • Worried Over the Intention to Refer Bill to the Committee Over Which Tongue of Oregon Presides

DIRTY MONEY A MENACE Ohio Doctor* Say Uncle San* Should Retire His Soiled Currency

SPLENDID STOWING ®F LOS ANGELES FACTORIES

DUEL ENDS FATALLY Herr Von Rennlgsen Dies From the Wound Received Last Winter

I 1 COMES TO LOS ANGELES CltlKen of Portland Heard From After Silence of Two Mouths

BOUNDARY CONTROVERSY Sir Thomas Hungerford Holdlch to Go I to South America I . 10 T.

FAYORS THE PURCHASE OF THE PANAMA Isthmian Commission So Keports Document Is Formally Handed to President Roosevelt He Will Submit It to Congress, It In Thought, ou Monday—tnanimoua Conclusion Reached an Result of Action of the French Company to* Sell Its Ditch for Forty Million*

ADVOCATES DAB lE* ROI'TE Engineer Power Says Big Stock Company Is Forming

BIBLE JS FALLIBLE Seusational Utterances by Professor in a MetliodJst University

INDIANS WILL FIGHT wni Resist Order to Remove Their Long Hair and Faint

CONVENTION OP REPUBLICAN CLUBS Executive Committee of League Arranges Preliminaries Noted State Orators Are to Address the Gathering, Which, It Is Expected, Will Be One the Most Notable Ever Held In California?

SALE OF OIL LANDS Strong; Indications Belle the Southern Pacific's Denial

STEAMER LAGOS ASHORE Passengers and Crew Saved and Mails May Be Hecovered

BATTLE IMMINENT Colombian Troops Leave Panama to Attaek the Insurgents

Supposed Pauper's Benefaction

Accidentally Shot While Hunting:

HOPES ARE RAISED BY GENTLE FALL OF RAIN DROUTH APPARENTLY BROKEN Showers Visit Many Sections of Southern California and All Indications Are Favorable for More Bain

RAINFALL BEGINS EARLY THIS MORNING

Drouth In, Broken

Santa Barbara Rejoices

Indications Favorable

Prospects Arc Good

Uciciiis Farly in Mornlng-

Heavy Rain Falls

Ll(ktßal|iF>lla

NORTHERN DISTRICTS GET GENTLE RAINS

Kalu Is Kiprctrd

All Condition* Favorable

Rain Falls Steadily

Gentle and Steady

Xo Loss in Crops

Downpour at Santa Crns

CASTRO'S TROOPS DEFEATED Revolutionary Forces Said to Have Reen Victorious in Two Buttles

Suiitte Maria Mnn Acldcntally Shot

IgleMian at Corlnto

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WOULD BUI FRIAR LANDS Boot Urges Purchase by United States Involves an Outlay of Perhaps Seven Millions Says (he Orders Held About Fonr ltaadred Thoaaaad Aerea, aad That The** handtordahlp la the Chief ■oarce of Dlaeoateat la the lalaads. Vereaaea NaDlfScaltr

WILL RANK HIS FATHER Jadge Baker to Preside Over Seventh United States Ci rent Coart

MAT BE TWO DEFICIENCIES of Committee on Appropriations So Reports to the Home

Deafness Cannot be Cured

URBAN POPULATION Large Cities of the North Outgrowing Large Cities of the South

PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS Complete Cndrrstandlng Hu Been Reached ■■ to Arbitration

BRAZILIAN COFFEE CROP Consul General at Rio Says the Output Will Be Fair

FIGHT ON CUBAN TAIIIFF BEGINS TO LOOK BRIGHTER Senator McMillan of Michigan Says Friends of the Beet Sugar Industry Now Have Reason to Hope

URGENT DEFICIENCY Bill Reported to the House Carrying Nearly Seventeen Million Dollar*

CHINESE EXCLUSION Representative Kahn of California Introduces Pacific Coast Bill

Franking Privileges to Mrs. McKlnley

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RECEPTION OF PRINCE HENRY Details of Eutertainment Arranged Only a Few American Cities Will lie Visited The Prince Will Heatfh Washington on the Morning of February 24, Will Visit the President at the White House and Receive a Return Call—launching Following Dn>-

DEMOCRATIC PROGRAM Free Trade and Ultimate Independ•nee for the Filipino People

TRUSTS IN CALIFORNIA Census Bnrcnn Snys State Combinations Number Forty-Six

MONEY WILL BE REFIXDED i United State* to Restore Silver Cap* tared ut Tien Tain

California Pensions

Relieves Chicago Postmaster

Chinese Murder French Priest

Filipino Rebels Surrender

STATE SCHOOL BOARD Business Before it is Completed and Adjournment Tnken

sapphires Tor diamonds l)oIIlit an to tbe Nature of the Stone* Found In Montana

WILD MAN SEEN Makes an Attack on People Living Near Enreka

j Colored People Invite President

Torpedo lloat Dentroyern for Britain

Chief of Divider Indian* Dend

To Aid In New Cnban GoTernmest

Mill Dlsaater In Spain

FREIGHT BATES MAJ BE CUT Question to Be Decided at Portland Transcontinental Bureau Issues Call lor Meeting Seventeen Lines Will Be Represented in the Convention and Over m Thousand Problems Will Come Up for Discussion sod Settlement—Some Roads Willing to Reduce Tariffs I

SANTA FE'S NEW STEAMER LINE W. A. Bissell Will Go East to Confer Witb Ripley and Morton

Take* Service With Santa Fe

Re-elects Blnhopi*

five Dollars a Box The Price Cut No F gure With Him "I want to say for the benefit of some poor dyspeptic that Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will give comfort and a cure every

FEAR HIS ORTHODOXY Religions Circles at Berlin Disturbed at the Kaiser's liberalism

WELLBURN SHORTAGE Federal Government Agrees to a Comproiulxe In (he Case

RAILWAJ MEN'S SESSION ENDS George Estes Is Elected President Mayor Schmitz Is Present and Makes Address Week Bu Been Devoted to Perfecting the Organisation, Framiug Condition and Bjlawi, Insurance Rrjtnlatlona. Adopting Ritual and the Election of Officers for the Term

TEN YEABS FOB I MAODLIN TALK1 Soldier Degraded and Sent to Jail While Intoxicated, Threatens to Kill the President I Army Conrt mart Ia! Sentences Him to the Military Prison at Alcatras for • Lone Term, Thongh the Man's Captain Sayv He Seemed Unlet and Jlerer Gave Any Trouble

Poker at Wisconsin University

, Friction Between Oil and She«p Men

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PRIDE WINS IN THE WOODLAND Gains a Nose Victory Over Homestead Princess Titania Runs a Great Race, Finishing Third |Mtek Plaid Leads All the Way In the MuLauffhila Selling Stakes, Win■las Kaslljr From Conntellator, Which Beat Horton, the Favorite, far Second Money—Rain Falls

DRIVING CLUB MATINEE HAS LARGE ENTRY LIST

I — INTERESTING GAME IN BILLIARD TOURNAMENT

CHICAGO BILLIARDIST VISITS LOS ANGELES

SIGOURNEY TO ENTER BILLIARD TOURNAMENT

GOLF.LINKS IS CROWDED Mixed Foursomes at the Country Club Banner Day for Numbers and Quality 01 fiay Tournament in Which Male and Female Golfers Join in Play la Remarkable for (h« Large Number Participating and for the Low Net Scores Turned in—Music at House

CENTINELA GUN CLUB . ENJOYS GOOD SHOOTING

OLYMPIAN GAMES WILL SURPASS PREVIOUS SHOWS

Sharkey nn<l .Maker Discharged

flolh LeKn Droken In a Fall

Cyclone Streepn Canary Inlands

"HASTY" AND "HEARTY" Conservative Insurance Cornpa ly Wakes Correction in Advertisement

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BOTH PJTCHEIiS AitE HIT HARD Open Game Is Played at the Washington Gardens Free Hitting and Clever Fielding l'leane the Crowd—MePartlln Is Touched Ip Safely Thirteen Times. Simons Gets a Hard Unmplng

DENTALS WIN FROM MEDICAL COLLEGE

MINOR BALL GAMES

Handcar Collides With IsglM

RUBE WADDELL IS TO PITCH

HORSESHOERS WILL PLAY THE ADMIRAL NINE

! Century Road Club's Record

Futal Exploilbn at Cripple Creek

M'CAREY PREPARES FOR A BOXING NIGHT

WORLD'S RECORD BROKEN IN SIX DAY RACE

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NEARLY ONE MILLION GOES INTO PROPERTY ACTIVITY IN LAND CONTINUES Choice Business Lots Go Into Strong Hands at Increased Values—Sales ot the Week Denote a Lively Interest

Art ARTISTIC HOME

HILL STREET IMPROVEMENT Property Owners Demand Modern Ideas Progressive Element Seeks to Be in the I'rocession .Hut Alone In the Widening of Street Demanded but nn Attempt Will Be Mitde to Hilt e the Sewer System Ite-I'lut'ed With One That Will Prove i ot Benellt—Bulldlnga Manned

LARGE COLD STORAGE PLANT TO BE ERECTED EAST SIDE LANDS THE SITE Will Compete with All Other Institutions of Similar Character—Many Residence Acres Sold for Platting Purposes

IH I IIIIS i New Mail Prom in M Mi itu]s me inii! Knelen me you M A Great Hraud That Ii Belnff Worked I lion an Unaiißpcrtiiig Public by Unscrnpnlons Dealers in Rngi—Are Made In Enroftie and Doctored for the Trade In New Jersey

THE HERALD 900000000000000000000000 HERALD LINER STATIONS

WEATHER

MARRIAGE LICENSES

BIRTHS

DEATHS

DIED

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CORONA MASONS TO HOJ.D INSTALLATION

MAJOK KLOKKE IS HELD UP Robbers Get a Watch and Money Three Men Have a Hand in the Proceedings Mttr (he Kobbery, Which I» Committed In South Fl«ueroa Street, the Police Make a Rush to View the Scene and Hear the Major's Storr of the Occurrence

MRS. BRADFIELD IS SERIOUSLY ILL Snpervlsor of Drairtng In the City Schools SnfferluK From Attack of Bronchitis

ENDEAVORERS' SECRETARY HERE John Willis Baer Will Speak in Local Churches I He Tells of the Great Growth of the Young People's Christian Endeavor Movement, Which Now Has Three and a Half Million Members !

(ORANGE COUNTY) OPEN INSTALLATION OF AN ANAHEIM LODGE i

CASHIER ff. T. S. HAMMOND RECEIVES CONGRATULATIONS

MILK PRICES ABE RAISED Organization Makes a Vital Move Milk Board ot Trade Gets lot* Working Order In Order to Pmest Castomer* FrMS Chsnglng on Account of the Rati*, No One Can Get a Sew Milk Man In at Least Sixty Days Front Date at Organisation—Penalties Provided a Consumers of milk will pay • Q an advance of from 16 to 20 per 1 ' 9 cent on the price of the lacteal j | 5 fluid after February 1. o For a period of sixty day* j ' 9 they will not have a chance to , [ § change their milk man. i i

PORCH CUMBER TAKES ROY'S WATCH AND STUD Audaclons Burglary on Hoover Street Which Entail* Great Lose Upon a Saloon Keeper

Ponltry Show Cloaca

Undelivered Telegrasis

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PYTHIAN CONCLAVE MAY COME TO LOS ANGELES SAN FRANC/SCO INDIFFERENT Northers City Fails to Meet Conditions and Local Knights Have Secured Pledges ot Sufficient Money

Truck Drivers Dance

New Orpheum Opened !j

TERRORS VISIT UNION LEAGUE Teddy's Roup:!) Riders Are Well Entertained I Manx Republicans Enjoy an Bvenlnff of Jollity and Good FellowHhlp< "Chief Buster" Diss Declares Terrors' Attitude Toward Candidates

l'nmplnjr Plant Is All Right

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g|lET¥ WEEK'S CALENDAR

IF LOVE SHOULD REST AWHILE

t Pnhllc Reception 1

I Jolly Five Entertains |1

'*•»' » J Uliu ililli Mouday Afternoon C'lnb <

La Belle Whist Club

Four-Leaf Clover Club

Crystal Wedding Anniversary

Symposia Clnb ASalrs

Pleasant Affair i

Maccabees Entertained

Christening Party

For W. C. T. V. Workers

Pretty Dinner Party

Their Second Dance

Dancing Party

WUit Party

Social Notes

AMONG COLORED CITIZENS

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FROM SUBURBAN POINTS WEST END

SOUTHWEST

Dissolution Bale

EAST LOS ANGELES

GARVANZA

WESTLAKE

BOYLE HEIGHTS

SOUTH LOS ANGELES

ANGELENO HEIGHTS

OLIVE HEIGHTS

HIGHLAND PARK

UNIVERSITY

PICO HEIGHTS

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OUT OF TOWN SOCIETY

Dissolution Saie

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BEDS Ob' IRON FOR ANGELENOS Riches of New Finds Are Made Pnblic May Aid in Making: Los Angeles Commercially Great n This A*e of Steel the Search for the Metal Extends to All Parts of the Globe—American Production Mot Equal to the Demand, Causing Large Importations to Be Made

DESERTED WIFE FINDS HER HUSBAND He Smashes a Boer Bottle Over Hep Knee and Then Runs Airmy to Avoid Arrest

RAILROADS

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the Best and Most Popular

Dissolution Sale

JOTTING!

DEMOCRATIC RESOLUTIONS Organization Committee Holds Meeting , i Reassert Adherence to the Kansas City Plationn Ballot Box Reform in Primary Election* Declared to Be One of the Cardinal Object* of the Organination—C hairman Le Compte Davis Is Directed to Appoint Committees

CHURCH CALENDAR

STUDY CIRCLE NOTES Twfntj-Elshth Street Circle

Saturday Lunchcow

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COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL MUST WOW PAY FARE OR WALK Free List Is Closed to Street Department Employes f uperlutendent McGnlre Will Ask the Conncll to Create a Fund From Which Cnr Fare of Inspectors Can Be Paid by the Municipality

CITY SAVES MONEY ON ITS DRUG BILLS Conncll Will Award Contract to the Off A Vaughn Drug Company at Monday's Session

CONTRACTOR'S COMPLAINT A SUHPHISE TO MANY Members of Council Say They Believed That Service Had Been Greatly Improved

ALLEN IS AT WORK ON OIL ORDINANCE Sixth Ward Member la Determined to iSeenre Passage of Lair Requiring Inspection of Oil*

PERSONAL LIABILITY OF STOCKHOLDERS SETTLED Supreme Court Renders Decision Regard In k Corporation* In a Loeal Case

WANT SMALL TRACT OF LAND VACATED Council li Aaked to Abandon a Strip of Ground on the South Side of Twelfth Street

CLAIMS HE CANNOT GET POSSESSION OF A WILL T. W. Woodworth Asks Court to Order Dank to Give Up Document Signed

TROOP D WILL NOW USE MOST MODERN CARBINES Captain J. D, Fredericks Receives Word That Sixty Kras-Jorsensens Are Coming

A Cwl Thinks

Dis»olution Sale

MORE MARKET RUMORS AFLOAT Chinese Gardeners Said to Have Made City an Offer ' " % Reported That George C. Lent Seeks to Control the Abandoned PnbTlc Market With a View to Rannlng It for the Benefit of tho Chinese

MAYOR SNYDER TAKES. ON ANOTHER JOB Chief Executive Doaata to Hit Friend* That He Is a Cook of No Mean Ability

GARBAGE CONTRACTOR NEGLECTS His WORK Complalnta of Poor Service Continue uent Almost Dally

COURT BRIEFS Mrs. Allender Is Free

WILL CELEBRATE I LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY A'rransements Made br Illinois Society to Give Entertainment on February 12

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YESTERDAY AT WASHINGTON TlunAmlnatUn Af (.Vannla U Palrap tr hft plri»1llt Illd CP ill

AMPHIBIOUS STATESMANSHIP

RIPE FOR PEACE

THE PUSH THAT WINS

THE QUAKE IN MEXICO

NOTHINQ IN MONEY

SOME EVENTS OF THE WEEK

Tj/ie of jCabor

A/i and Start*

CALIFORNIA COMMENT

No Uie Whatever

THE CUTS NEWS

TODAY'S EVENTS

Untitled

PERSONAL NOTES

AT THE HOTELS

REPORTER DERING IS BADLY INJURED Hunting? Trip, Scarcely Commenced, la I'nofrtnnately Prevented by the Fracture of a Legr

$10 for * Postal Oari

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

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(MVBMSIDB COUNTY) ACCUSED OF EMBEZZLEMENT Man Wanted in San Luis Obispo Caught Charged With Taking Funds He Had Collected Ha Wt A. Godfrey** Barn and a Number •( Orange Trees Are Baraed, Caaala| a Loss of Aboat a Thoaiaad Dollars—Local Lodge of the Royal Arcanna Installs Of®cer»—Notes I

(LOS AXGELES COUNTY) WALNUT RANCH AT RIVERA SOLD

(VENTURA COUNTY) NEW BATH HOUSE ON WATER FRONT Barkentine to Carry Crude Oil to Hawaii Officers of Ventnra and OJal Valley Are Worlcln* on Their Electric Railway, and It Is Hoped Cars Will Be Running Within a Few Months

(LOS ANGELKS COUNTY) AGED RESIDENT OF WILMINGTON IS DEAD

Ransacked the Boose

Progress of Cuba

(SAN BHRNAHDINO COUNTY) CITY TO EBECt ITS OWN PLANT Han ford's Plan to Solve Lighting Problem j i Proposes a Bond Issue of Fifty Thousand Dollars i The Mayor Has Beea I»Tnll(atli| the daeatioa and Finds Thai the Cities Having Their Owi Plaata Pajr Considerably Uas Than tha Rate Eilitlsg In San Bernardlaa

fliO* ror*TY) SAN PEDRO SHRIMP, AND GENERAL NEWS

ADVICE TOJUFFERERS What Medicine Is HOW IT IS USED AND ABUSED The Victims Are Thousands Who Fall a Prey In the Hands of Frauds DR. THEEL I .'GERMAN SPECIALIST! 1 731 South Hill Street, Los Angeles, Cal. Explain* It Thoroughly and Shows the Different Ways Unscrupulous Doctors Dray th« Art and Science of Medicine Down to Mere Money-Making Schemes.

WHAT I DO CURB

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(PASADENA) CONTEST FOB CRAVENS CUP Taylor Beat* Barden at Country Ulub Mrs. H. C. Warden Wilis Woman's Sweepstakes Junior Athletle F»»(linll Tram D«- featft the Mnettln School Eleven l»r it Seore of 8l« to Knuleraa I Ntnr Defeat* (he Victor Team by a Scar* of Five to Xotlitnif—Persouals

(LOS ANGBLIC9 COUNT?) COVINA IRRIGATING COMPANY'S ELECTION

(SAJfTA, BARBARA COUNTY) BENEFITS PLANNED IN AID OF MUSICIAN

(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) SAWTELLE TO HAVE PLENTY OF WATER

(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) HERMOSA BEACH NOTES AND PERSONALS

(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) LONG BEACH LIQUOR FIGHT Hotels Want to Sell Wine and Beer Restaurant Keepers Clamor for Equal Privileges Prohibition I'roplc, ou the Other Haad, Are Opposing the Movement Vlfforoaal)-, and Are Circulating Petitions— *«mt Fire Hose I» Given a Severe Test, Which !■ Satisfactory

(ORANGE COUNTY) RAPID GROWTH OF FULLERTON SCHOOLS

FREE TO WEAK MEN A Discovery of a Remedy 'Has Been Made That Restores Failing Strength and Gives Man the Vitality of a Lion One Week's Triad Package Sent Free to All Men Who Write For It

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NECESSITY IS FELT FOR A CITY OIL ORDINANCE A Standard to Be Fixed Below Which No Oil May Be Sold—An Ordinance to Be Submitted to the Council Tomorrow

AN OPTION REPORTED -j

#« » — THE SUNSET FIELD

STOCK EXCHANGE

THE FILLMORE FIELD

DEVELOPMENT AT WHITTIER

GREAT OIL BASIN Southern San Joaquin Valley to Be Pnt to the Teat

COALINGA TITLE DISPUTED

' SPRAY FROM THE DERRICK ; Exploiting m Ground

MINING Metal Markets

uuvui. onrauy. , t C THE SEARCHLIGHT CAMP l|

M. ANDM. ASSOCIATION TO ELECT OFFICERS Annual Meeting !■ Called for Tomorrow Evening, When Reports Will Be Heard

Dissoiuti n fca e I

STRUGGLE FOR FIRST PLACE KEEN AND EULL OE INTEREST FOURTH COUNT OF VOTES SHOWS MANY CHANGES Competitors in The Herald's Free Scholarship Contest Show the Mettle That Is In Them by Increasing the Number of Their Votes and Trying for First Place

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WALL STREET SHOWS GAINS Coalers in the List of Grail im1 Increases I»at«r Declines Wipe Oat Many Points When Prottts Are Actively Taken. Germany la Husbanding Surplus Stock of Money—Railroad Rumors

FINANCIAL REVIEW Money in LocaJ Murkets and World's Ilaiiklni? Summary

WEEKLY JIANK REPORT

STOCKS AND BONDS Cltilnt of Securities In Lot Angeliit New York sad Dob ton

Hew York doalfl

LOS ANGELES SECURITIES

PACIFIC COAST TRADE

COAST SHIPPING

DRY WEATHER HURTS WHEAT One-Fourth ot Winter Crop Is Reported Ruined Bulls Force May to Asother High Figure, Market Closing Strong—Cora Improved Under Active Cables. Out* Ruled Firm—Meats Are All Up

CALIFORNIA FRUITS

Dried Fruits Steady

Fruits In San Francisco

LIVE STOCK MARKETS

BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS

SUGAR, WOOL AMD COFFEE

LOS ANGELES PRODUCE MARKETS

New York Commerce

An Electric Brit Free )V%h Your Application At Once To The Phyiioian'i Institute.

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CHOBMICLE GETS LAND Decision in Land Office Feud Oastaic Canyon Controversy Is Finally Ended Vile Land* in Dispute Arc Declared to Be Agricultural, Not Mineral In Character, and Mineral Claimant Jenkina Is Defeated by the Findlas—Beaten Side May Appeal

CHURCH MUSIC

Park Band Concert

Sale of Water Bonds

Mrs. D L. Karehir

Lipton's Teas

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Perpetually S«

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LOCAL MUSICIANS TO HAVE A PARK OF THEIR OWN

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jCocf Jtngelea Tlfusiaana

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AMOS CUMMINGS' , WEEKLY GRIST The Debonair Statesman and His Career

IMMIGRATIONS T[DE AT EBB Italians Find It Cheaper to Go Home Than fay Rent In Winter

Drain Work Rarely Kills

Force of Habit

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S^R^FSpC^TY MASONIC

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

ELKS

MODERN WOODMEN

SONS OF ST. GEORGE

RATHBONE SISTERS

ODD FELLOWS

FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD

! FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD

A. 0. U. W.

ROYAL ARCANUM

K. AND L. OF S.

INDEPENDENT FORESTERS

MACCABEES

RED MEN *

WAS A LONG WAY TO WATER Wkf a Kanaka Farmer Drorc levea Miles to a Well

The Pope's Bon-Mot

Then She Kissed Him I 0 _

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Orchard

The Ranch

Poultry

Nebraska Hanrf

Bnrlna; Poaltrj Feed

Poultry and Bscs

Grit Always Needed

It Leads to Fortune

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STOCKTON THE ONLY INLAND SEAPORT IN CALIFORNIA Gateway to the Great San Joaquin Valley, the Largest In the State San Joaquin County, the Garden Spot of Central California, and Farmer's Paradise—A Revelation to the people of Southern California and Eastern Home Seekers

THE CONSCIENCE SUFFERERS Stre** of Religions Feeling Prompt* Restitution In Many Caae*

OUTSHINE ALL Chicago Girl'* Tron*»eau the Finest Ever Prepared. In Pari*

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

Masthead

Untitled

15he Absolute R.eligiorv

A New Impulse to Temperance

Correction

The Man of the Hour—Leslie M. Shaw

A Miniature Solo.r System The Boston Orrery Preserved In the Museum of the Jefferson Physical Laboratory

Cottle Range* Of § jcaliforttiq

Siberia.

A Confldentla.l Query TM «1 xtris rtirnr hnv o rrr Irl Urinlr 9 Uniiuaf 9 Pivica wnnS

Clothes for the Coronation

A Hawaiian Woman Editor

In Chicaifo-and Elsewhere THE CALAMITY

• Seasickness

A Defense of the Fedth

Isn't It Strange—

M! Civilization of tKe CKirvese How Contact With the White Ro.ce Has Changed the Character of the Mongolian

Cigara for King and Kaiser

India's Arvima.! Hosplta.l

The Scholar

—My Paying Guest

Milady's R_eceptiorv Gown

What We Find in the Water We Drink

Drift Mining in Mexico

Hunting a Niche for BeJzac

AN "OLD WOMAN COW"

COULDN'T SEE "STRAIT"

A SHORT STORY

OF COURSE

-Some Modern Naval Disasters

Vnlvtrial Languafe

Together

Cold Storafo lor Sh Voyage

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Gerorvirrvo's DaiUghter To Wed & PaJefaLce

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The Saurian Cousins

His Turn Next T«ti , _ <i,,■

Tracditiorvs oi Ja^cksorv VjC South Carolina. M&y Send an Important y— W, Hello to the St. Louis F&lr

LIKE THEIR ELDER 3

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THE MODERN FABLE OF THE MANAGER AND THE DEAD-HEAD WHO WA3 SOUR ON THE WHOLE GAME

THE MODERN FABLE OF THE BbY WITH THE BTEADFABT AMBITION

THE MODERN FABLE OF THE' AGRICULTURAL INGRATE AND THE REVENGE OF THE COMMON PEOPLE

THE MODERN FABLE OF THE LADY WHO LIVED DOWN HER PAST BY MAIN FORCE

THE MODERN FABLE OF THE MAIDEN WHO CONNECTED WITH THE BEE-LINE ROUTE TO THE REGIONS OF THE UPPER TEN

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S«into«.Dumonl Coming to America

The Only George

Where Stevenson Wai Born

Ea.rly Devys of tKe Oil Industry Thrilling Experiences in the Pennsylvania. Fields, When Wildcatters Thrived y

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FROM THE OLD HOME TOWN

JIM'S STORY

THE WOMAN YOU USED TO LOVE

AT NIGHT

PRIDE

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Sentiment a*nd Verse

o THE GREATEST WONDER

o AN ARIZONA TRAGEDY

RAINY WEATHER

WriO WINS?

Literature

——o "The Spanish-American War"

o "Doctor Josephine"

"One of My Sons"

"Dutch Life"

o •The Fortune of Christina McNab"

"The Affirmative Intellect"

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o "True History of Captain John Smith"

"In Spite of All"

"While Charlie Was Away"

" 'Lias' Wife"

"The Shrine of Silence"

"Helen Parker"

"Christian Year Kalendar"

"An Indiana Girl"

"The Little Colonel's Holidays"

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All Over the World

-Men and Women

Amusing Little Yarns WHAT'S IN A NAME?

HE WAS PARDONED

A UNIQUE PROPQBAL

IT HIT FIRST

BRIGHT BOY

THAT SETTLED IT

YOUNG IDEAB IN BOBTON

MIGHT SEE BUT NOT HEAR

WHEN THEY WERE MADE

GEORGE'S INVENTION

SIGNS OF WINTER

IT DIDN'T WORK

ALL BUT THE GRASS

PADDY AND DADDY

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A Debatable Question

Unconventional Mrs. SK»w

A LUXURIOUS CARRIAGE CARP

TAN KERBEY CLOTH WITH MINK FUR

Testing Mirrora

Women Slaves to CeLmphor

Winter Vegetables

Bweet Potato Balls

Hint* for the Kitchen Steamed Pudding With Berry Bauce

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Mites of Dancing

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Queries and Answers on Medical Topics

HE MA. UK.A ULE CWRE^ Bacilline Cataphorically Administered by Dr. Ottofy * Consumption and Sciatica Yield Promptly and Completely in an Aggravated Form.

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T&nglefoot

Winter in Dawson

D & os go

The Trapped Bear

Acknowledgments

Mr. Cleveland M Homo

INDEX TO SUNDAY MAGAZINE

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