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TROUBLE RAMPANT IH TJES OFFICE 3w Starts Over the Western Mechanic OBJECT TO PAYING ASSESSMENT TO PUBLISH PAPER Committees Wait on General Otis and Harry Chandler and Ask More Wages—Their Assessments Are Now Considered as a Loan

THE MORNING'S NEWS

TRACY SEEMS CLOSEL¥_PItESSEO Officers Think They Are Close to Him MAY BE HEADING FOR CASCADE MOUNTAINS The Outlaw I* Apparently Wounded, but He Manages to Keep Out of the Way of an Army of Pursuing Men and Bloodthirsty Hounds

TRYING TO BURY IT

Record of the Law and the Libelers Up to Date

PETROLEUM FOR FUEL Important Experiments Being Made by the Navy Department

GOSSIP IN ROME

PELEE'S LATEST

BISHOP POTTER TO MARRY

MAY FIGHT A DUEL South Carolina Gentlemen Engage In Personalities

A DEADLY STRUGGLE How Willis Bartlett Came to Kill His Brother-in-Law

VICTIMS OF THE tBUJffl HORROR Latest List Makes the Number 112 A FEW BODIES MAY YET BE IN THE MINE CORRIDORS A Score of Interments Took Place Yesterday, snd Today Johnstown City Will Devote Its Attention to Mourning and Obsequies of Others

LONDON BIDS HER HHLCOME Kitchener Returns From South Africa IS GREETED BY THE KING IN HIS SICK CHAMBER In the Streets the Grim Soldier I* Received by an Outburst of Popular Enthusiasm Overshadowing Any Xtevlous Demonstration of the Kind

EFFORTS AT PACIFICATION Colombian Government Anxious to Unite All Factions

LOCKED IN THE TOMBS Men Claiming to Be Relatc.l to Bismarck Chtrg>d With Burglary

A Cattle Thief Convicted

Raised Rent 115 Par Cent

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TRIO OF JAIL BREW WEI Bf RILES

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Orangemen Parade

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WORK OfJMION Chief Newell Starts for the West HE EXPLAINS PROBABLE MODE OF PROCEDURE The Project Is One of Enormous Magnitude, He Says, and the Government Proposes to Advanoe Slowly and Systematically in the Matter

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Raised Rent 115 Per Cent

FOR A NEW COURTHOUSE Property Purchased by Sacramento's Board of Supervisors

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Board of Engineers

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Burton to Bun for Congress

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Manager of the New Denver Road

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Raised pent 115 Per Cent

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m MEETS DEATH Mexican Ranch Hand Is Stabbed in Dark UNKNOWN ASSASSINS INFLICT NINETEEN WOUNDS XlHind Im Pound Lying Wktri «H Knife Wlslder Left film—No Clue to the Qullty Pirtie* Found. The Authorities Arrest Tknt Xsn

VICTIMS Of MIKE HORROR

THE RESCUE WORK Kin* Was Thoroughly Explored During Friday Night

FLOfIOED_JSTHICTS Waters Are Receding at Pes Moines HUNDREDS OF SUFFERERS ARE LIVING IN TENTS The X*w Is Rising Rapidly at Topeka and Many H)usei Hart Bean Abandoned—The Missouri la Stationary from Kansas City North

Excursion to Now York and Atlantic City

Succeeds the Lata 3. A. Fillmore

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Non-Suit In Notorious Casa

Schmid Begins Another Suit

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Porto Rico Merchants Alarmed

Next Sesaion at Ban Jose

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Mil Htvy FAMINE Serious Aspect of the Chicago Strike TONS OF PERISABLE MATTER ' LIE ROTTING Tha Freight Handlers Will Hot Touch It, the Teamsters Will Not Haul It, and Ice Wagons Will Hot Bring Ice With Which to Preserve It

INCIDENTS OF THE DAY

THE PRESENT SITUATION

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Off for a TrlpT

"I AM FULLY AWARE . I Of the Excellent Curative Qualities of Pe-ru-na." (Says Congressman Geo. E. Harris From Mlsslsippl.)

A STRAIGHT COURSE Pointed Out to Those Who Have Catarrh in Any Form «

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ANOTHERJTRIMMIIG McDonald Had a Hand in This One M'PARTLIN NOT GIVEN BEST OF SUPPORT

Standing of the Clubs

Votes of the Game

ALL SAN FRANCISCO Sacramento Loses One-Sided Game. Glendon's Pitching;

AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL

NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL

Western League Games

BIG FELLOWS BUSY The Doings of Pits and Jeff at Their Camps

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THE YOUNG HANDICAP Xt I* Captured by Argregor, Who Beat a Good Field

Racing at Butte

Brighton Beach Winners

TENNIS AT REDONDO Ken's Doubles and Mixed Doubles Played—Finish Postponed

Nelll and Gibbbs Rematched

Automobile Race Arranged

Clyde King's Good Bowling

Tennis at Westchester

Swimming Championship

Canadian Tennis Championship

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Sroan room So s sip

Z/A» hJtok's jf/rract/ons

HER HAIR CAME DOWN A Queen Whose Locks Tumbled Over Her Shoulders

Odd Companions in Every-Day Speech

What It Wants

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jCooat Vfotos

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Jfcrobntie !Piam'st

jCos Jingeles 77/us/aans

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Cloverdale Tobacco

Asparagui on Alkali Land

f I>ry Times in Australia

Fowltr la Sent to England

Indorsing the Exchange

Orchard

New Variety of Alfalfa

Poultry

Change the Runs

Sail way Soldiers for Britain

Thf Punishment

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IRREPARABLENESS

i Wedding' Celebration

Symposia Club Entertained XL ~

Entertained Whist Club

Pretty Dancing Party

Birthday Celebr&tlo^

Hollywood Luncheon

Entertained in the Country

Evening Party

Engagement Announcement

House-Losslng

Sigma Epsilon Sigma

Brownsberger Home School Lyceum

Students' Music Club

Birthday Dinner

Picnic Supper

Pleasant Surprise Party

Pretty Luncheon

For Their Birthday

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Auf Wiedersehen Club

Heaspadta Club

Social Note*

AMONG COLORED CITIZENS

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■ M ili MOTS US EDITED BY VLOMXCI COLUM PORTER

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FROM SUBURBAN. POINTS

WEST END

EAST LOS ANGELES

: . WE STL AKB

VERNON

SOUTH LOS ANGELES

OLIVE HEIGHTS

QABVANZA

ANGELENO HEIGHTS

UNIVERSITY .

HIGHLAND PARK

SOUTHWEST

PICO HEIGHTS

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©UI OF TOWN SOCIETY

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TWO SABBATHS A WEEK

THE ISSUE AT ROME

DECLINE IN TRUST ORGANIZATIONS

SELF-CONVICTED

WHETTING THE BOLO

THE CASE OF JUNGE

li/tiA th* &*rmoo33i'*M That Bullt-ln Smile

• As to General Colby

Driven to Desperation

An Urgent Necessity

The Universal Decision

The Foolish Mocking Bird

*?7fodern tables

jtn JPour 11/ith " 'Dope fiends"

Restraining Circumstance*

Easy Proposal .... — ... i 4A. a»

Just for Hopm

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HEWS OF CITY 111 BRIEF

EVENTS OF THE DAY

BAND CONCERT

CHURCH CALENDAR CATHOLIC

NO TREASURE IS FOUND Searcher* in "No Xan'a Land" FinJ Only Solid Rock

PERSONAL

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Elim Rest Parlors for Ladies

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PASADENA AND VICINITY FUR SUM REM Pasadena Developing as Retreat From Beat INFLUX OF SUMMER VISITORS IN SEARCH OF BREEZES Not Satisfied With Being a Popular Win tar Assort, Since the Summer Weather Furnishes Belief for People Who Lira in the Torrid Belt

IN SOCIAL LIFE Young Ladies Shower the Bride-to-Be With Handkerchiefs

FIRE IN DEAD WEEDS Spread Bapidly and Damagsd a Hedge and Burned Some Palm Trees

SENIORS GO CAMPING Director Braden Will Take the Older Boys to Catalina on Monday

PROPERTY CHANGES HANDS Lyman M. King and Mrs. M. C. Terry Dispose of Holdings in Town

TRIP FOR CHOIR BOYS Choirmaster Klamroth Will Take His Charges to Mountains

Personals of Pasadena

(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Azusa Happenings

BOY IIfFJ TOILS Pitiful Case of Youthful Depravity LAD CONFESSES TO RECENT BURGLARIES Chauncey Preston Entered Four Stores After Having Been in Charge of Judge Klamroth on Account of Former Thefts—Can't Reform Him

North Basadena Notes

Pasadena Business Brief*

Cunard Line Not Absorbed

(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) NO USEFORDIVOnCE NOW WIFE PETITIONS COURT FOR RETURN OF HER HUSBAND Divorced Couple Adjust Their Difference*, and the Husband Promises to Be Good if Decree Is Set Aside

(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) ACTIVITYJNDOWNEY Residents Off for Vacations at Sea and Mountain Resorts

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOWNS (SAN DIEGO COUNTY) HE ENDEDJSJROUBLES A VETERAN RAILROAD MAN GROWS WEARY OF LIFE i San Diego Railroad Plans Making Headway, and Prospects Are Good for Obtaining the Coast: Terminal

(SAN BERNABDINO COUNTY) PLANS NEWJSTOFFICE GOVERNMENT SANCTIONS PROPOSAL OF MASONS The New Building Will Be Erected by Masonic and Odd Fellows' Associations, Who Plan Handsome Block

(VENTURA COUNTY) ISLAND RESORT IS POPULAR • Many Jolly Camping Parties Going to Santa Cruz Island

A STORE ROBBED Burglars Secure Some Coin and Quantity of Stamp*

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BEACHES AND SUMMER RESORTS (LONG BEACH) READY FOR CHAUTAUQUA "v PROGRAM FOR OPENING EXERCISES MONDAY EVENING Regular Work of Assembly Begins Tuesday Morning—Dancing Popular at the Beaches—Hotel Arrivals

Good Buggy Wheeli

(CORONADO BEACH) NUMEROUSJTTRACTIONS IN STORE FOR THE GUESTS OF TENT CITY Elaborate Carnival Planned for the Children—Society People Interested In Vaudeville Entertainment

(BINCON) IN THE MOUNTAINS Rincon Is Fast Becoming a Popular Summer Besort

(SANTA MONICA) EPIDEMIC OF_PING PONE TENNIS ASSOCIATION WILL CURB THE INTRUDER t ~~~~~~~ Meanwhile Ping Pong Teas Are the Beigning Rage—The Miradero Water Company's Pumping Plant

(CATALINA ISLAND) GUN CLUB'S TOURNAMENT To Be Held at Avalon Friday and Saturday, July 25 and 28

(OCEAN PARK) FORTNIGHTLY CLUB Qives the Opening Hop of the Season at Ocean Park

(HEBMOSA BEACH) At Hermosa Beach

(BEDONDO) Whale Destroys Fisherman's Nets

(LOS ANGELES COTXNTY) DIED FROM EATING PAPER Child Makes Waste Basket of Himself With Fatal Results

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CLARK GOES ALONE No Combine With Gonld or Moffat SURVEYS FOR SALT LAKE ROAD ABOUT COMPLETED Senator W. A. Clark Will Com* to Los Angels* This Month to Inspect His FMpartiM—He Holds an Option on Traction, but Sale la Not Closed

HOLD CLOSING EXERCISES Concert Given by American Institute of Normal Methods

Chocolate Coated

COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL HARD ON HAND LAUNDRIES The Chinese May Be Compelled to Fay a Greater Llcenae Fee

NEW OIL REFINERY DISTRICT The Seventh Ward Is to Be Excluded From the New District

MEGAPHONES MUST GO Council Will Attempt to Legislate a Nuisance Out of Existence

NO FUNERAL WANTED Mexican War Veteran's Peculiar Will and Bequests

CITY HALL NOTES

CASE FOR MORALISTS Childish Innocence Has a Background of Vice

MRS. BR AM WARNED Eckly's Widow Testifies to Knowledge of I/ovemakiDg

COURT BRIEFS

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DEATHS OOSE HOME Large Mortality From a Strange Disease FLORENCE HOME WILL RECEIVE NO MORE CHILDREN Id One Week Four Dls, Three Are Taken Fatally 111 and Four Others Are Affected—Disease Puzzles the Physicians—Will Be Investigated

STATESMEN COMINQ HERE Senator Beveridge Will Speak During State Campaign

DOWN NEAR THE EQUATOR Something About the Country That Rubber Comes From

The Power of Laziness

Chairman Griggs Coming West

MIKES SCRAP IRON INTO BIG NEW BARS

Valuable Time Saved

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THE PROJECTED ROADS midland pacific occupies MOST ATTENTION The Gould Road Died Apparently on Paper—The San Joaquin and Port Harford Boad in Eclipse—Sunset

STOCK EXCHANGE

THE MINING FIELD

Copper Unchanged

Ban Francisco Mining Stocks

Boston Copper Stocks

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STOCKS RULE FIRMER WALL STREET CONDITIONS REVIEWED I*rg« Interests Active In Supporting tha Activity in the Market—Millions of Dollars Bent to the West

FINANCIAL REVIEW

PACIFIC COAST TRADE

NEW YORK STOCKS

Bonds

LOS ANGELES SECURITIES

CALIFORNIA FRUITS

Dried Fruits Firm

Fruits In San Francisco

San Francisco Closing'

Coast Shipping

EGGS ARE GOING HIGHER PRICES WILL BE ADVANCED BY JOBBING INTEREST Stocks Light in the Country—fruits Firm but Plentiful—Local Apricots in Market—Potatoes Freely Offered

WHEAT BUYERS NOW SELLERS

SUGAR, WOOL AND COFFEE

WEEKLY BANK REPORT

LIVE STOCK REPORTS

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MODERN APARTMENT HOUSE PLUNKED BY LOCAL CAPITALISTS

MANY BIGTRANSFEBS Activity in Heal Estate Good for July BUSINESS BLOCKS BRING HIGH FIGURES midsummer Prices Show Improved Demand for Property That Is Choice—Values as Stable as During Any Month in the Year

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STRIDES JNGUILDING Nine Days in July Break 411 Records HALF MILLION DOLLARS IN PERMITS ISSUED Flats, Hotels and Homes Are Planned in All Parts of the Rapidly Expanding Southern Metropolis—A Building Summary—Notes

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THE WEATHER

Weather Conditions

MARRIAGE LICENSES

BIRTHS

DEATHS

DIED

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RULES OFJLECTIOI Primary Voting Places In and Ont of City REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE GIVES INSTRUCTIONS Candidates' Name* Will Not Appear on Official Ballots, but Voters Kay Write the Names of ThoM They Wish U> Qe to Distrlot Convention

ARMY OFFICER INJURED Captain Edward Greble Vests With a • Peculiar Accident

The Body of Captain Ward

The Condition Was Too Severe

Tatnale Wagon Burned Up

The Whits Slave

SEA SERPENT OFF HALIFAX "Jim" Hill in His Yacht Has to Haul Out of It» Way

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PICNIC fflJHt SHI Nebraskans Spend Day at Long Beach GOVERNOR SAVAGE AND PARTY SPORT IN THE SURF Ceremonial in the Pavilion Presided Ov«r by Judge Morris, and the Assemblage Addreesnd by the Distlnguiahed Visitor—Basket Lunch

How's This?

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QJP%e Gentic Citi&er^s JWe takes the fi/aee of a /boor en

THOSE HERALD SQUARE GIRLS.

THROAT MEASURE

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Los Angeles SundayHeraldf Illustrated Magazi nc

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Untitled

How Los Angeles Impresses the Stronger

THE BEAVER'S WISDOM

GASOLINE BOATS

THE BATH

TOLSTOY'S OPINION

Personalities

The Man of the Hour—Hon. Michael H. Herbert

Some of Governor Brodie's War Experiences

K_ananKa Loa «

A Stirring Se& Story

Where "Arizona' Was tOriiien

A Western TownlWlth Lurid Pa»t &nd & Prosperous Present

New Plarv for "Old Glory"

WOULDN'T PAY THEM

Voyaging on the Viga

A Million. Dollar Art Patla.ce

Georgie's Pa.w

CRANBERRY FLOWERS

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A Woman's 7niqxie Occupation

Lost Ca.rnelenia

Literature

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Health and Hygiene

WOMEN'S BRAINS

THE LINE

QOOD GROUNDS

MOTORS IN PUERTO RICO

SHIPBUILDING INDUSTRY

RELATIVE DURABILITY

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MiKfido Land

Amusing Little Yarns Fugitives Culled From Many louraH MISTAKEN

MATHEMATICAL

LOCATED

o HE TOOK THE HINT

REPORTED

THE BEGINNING

THE UNATTAINABLE

MISTOOK THE PARROT FOR A BIRD

UNSUITABLE

FAITH

CHRISTENED

ANSWERED

REPRESENTED LARGEST HOUSE IN WORLD

The World's Work Program In Art, Sclonco *n4 Invention

Woman and Home The Family Circle

TKe ChMeKlne

HONEY MUFFINB

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Stories by the Young Folks "•< In The Herald's School of Writing Prizes for Young Writers

A BEAR STORY

MY STORY

A LITTLE LAMB

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

BRET HARTE DROVE THE STAGE

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