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AN INFERNAL MACHINE FOUND [ntended for Shipment on Urnbria AUTHORITIES NOTIFIED BY AN ANONYMOUS LETTER The Box Was Opened and Found to Contain a Set of Machinery, Working, and a Quantity of Dynamite—Work of the Mafia

THE MORNING'S NEWS

ADIOS, LA FIESTA!

ANOTHER ASSASSINATION B. J. EWING SHOT DOWN AT JACKSON, KY. The Murderer Was Concealed in the Bushes Near the House, From Which He Fired the Deadly Shot

THE PLAGUE AT CALLAO Because of It Markets in Lima Have Been Closed

THE TRANSVAAL LOAN Its Success Was Unprecedented in Financial History

Massacre of Jews Denied

City of Tetuan Threatened

The Pope Writes the President

LOOKS ON PACIFIC FOR THE FIRST TIME The President Enthnses at the Sight LOUD IN HIS PRAISES OF THE BEAUTIFUL SCENERY Likens Santa Barbara to the Garden of the Lord, and Tells the People They Should Turn Out an Especially High Type of Citizenship

VENTURA BY THE SEA The President Makes His First Important Stop of the Day

THE PRESIDENT IS GRATEFUL

LOOKS ON PACIFIC FOR THE FIRST TIME GARDENOFJHE LOW) The People of Santa Barbara Do Not Appreciate Their Surroundings

THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE

ORDERS STRIKE Boilermakers Will Quit Tonight ALL SOUTHERN PACIFIC SHOPS WILL BE AFFECTED General Manager Kruttschnitt Is* sues a Statement Giving the Company's Version of the Late Trouble on the Union Pacific Road

Havemeyer's Challenge

Trainmen Quit Work

Strike Seems Inevitable

Omaha Butchers Called Out

To Retaliate on Boycottera

Locomotives Derailed

Shot by Strikers

Men Will Remain Out

Switchmen Strike

FINANCIAL LEGISLATION Is Considered by Members of the Committee on Finance

BUT LITTLE WORK DONE What the Canal Commission Found by Personal Inspection

BOWEN'S PROMPT ACTION Venezuela Had to Hurry in Apologizing for Insult to Flag

LARGEST EVER PUBLISHED New York World to Publish Edition of 136 Pages

A Missing Boy

RUN ON A BUFFALO BANK Baseless Rumors Concerning Conduct of Officers the Cause

Failure of Two Banks

Friar* Fined

FORTS ABANDONED .Russian Troops Have Now Withdrawn OFFICIAL CIRCLES AT PEKIN GREATLY MYSTIFIED Receipt of the News In Washington Caused Great Relief, and It Was Docided That There Was No Cause for Action on Our Part at Present

NO NEWS IN LONDON Foreign Office Is Not Alarmed at the Outlook

THE OPEN-DOOR POLICY Belief in Paris That Russia Will Not Interfere With It

JAPAN DISAPPOINTED Che Feels Aggrieved at the Character of the Support Received

Germany Is Indifferent

AMERICANS COMPLAINED Communication Sent to Minister Conger a Year Ago

NO CHANCEJOR GRQVER BRYAN SAYS HE COULD NOT POSSIBLY BE ELECTED Is of the Opinion, However, That the Former President Will Not Become a Candidate Again

CLEVELAND'S REPLY Is Not Desirous of Carrying Demo* cratic Banner the Fourth Time

Mysterious Murder in Paris

Tribesmen to Be Punished

WAR IS IMPROBABLE German View of Balkan Situation NOTHING TO GAIN FOR EITHER TURKEY OR BULGARIA Powers Would Not Permit Acquisition of Territory, No Matter Which Country Proved Victorious—Not Really Anxious to Fight

Mosque Blown Up

Street Duel in Yazoo City

Lieutenant Governor Lee's Story

Undelivered Telegrams

TOLLOCHJSPIMD Thinks Events Prove His Assertions ONE RESULT HE ASSUMES TO BE MACHEN'S SUSPENSION As a Matter of Courtesy He Will Await a Reasonable Time to Be Furnished With Copies of Letters He Has Asked General Payne For

JESSIE MORRISON'S CASE Supreme Court of Kansas Declines to Interfere

SPARKS FROM THE WIRES

DRIED FRUIT RATES Complaint Filed With the Interstate Commission Against Railroads

EIGHTIETH ANNIVERSARY Unique Boston Celebration on April 14th Edward Everett Hal* Makes an Address

RECORDS ARE MADE BY AUTOMOBILES AND MOTOR CYCLES

TIRED FIESTA FOLK Last Horns Blow With Listless Blast FAIRIES AND GODDESSES NOD ON BRILLIANT FLOATS Strange Birds on Their Last Flight Are as Attractive to the Crowd as % When First Seen—Revelers Have Little Opportunity to Show Spirit

HELPS THE REPORTER LADY Chivalrous Office Boy Acts as Body Guard in Fiesta Crowd

BIROS TAKE LAST FLIGHT

CONTESTS AWARD OF PRIZE Bicycle Rider Dissatisfied With Class S Ruling

CHINESE JOLERANT Foreigners Free From Molestation ATTACK ON OUTSIDERS WOULD NOT BE COUNTENANCED The Only Insurrection Which Ha* Reached Serious Proportions Recently Is That in Kwing Si, Which Started as a Labor Riot

THE STOCKTON EXPLOSION No Fatalities and the Injured Are Reported as Doing Well

Mining Election

Miners Injured

Yolo County Raisin Growers

Youthful Footpads

OHIO SOCIETY RECEIVES GRAYS

CUBA HESITATES Senate Takes No Action Regarding | Naval Station

TEMPERANCE BANQUET California Commandery Serves Ginger Ale Instead of Champagne

WANTS THE MONEY BACK Mother of a Boy Sent to Whittier Makes Queer Request

Breathitt County Refugees

Stockyards and Elevators Burned

WILL QUIT BUSINESS Western Insurance Company of Louisville to Withdraw From Field

Chief of Police Indicted

Verdict for Damages

Trains Delayed by Antelopes

Prospector's Rich Find

Removal Postponed

DEATHS OF THE DAY

WIN BY A SCRATCH! Seraphs Take Another' From Seattle FEWER HITS, BUT THEY HELP | THE TALLY COLUMN j! Toman Refuses Two Flattering Offers , • From Opposition League—Ward | ( Jumps From Helena to Wilson's, j Aggregation, but Is Not a Success ,

BUNCHED ON MOSXIMAN Statesmen Win a Ten-Inning Game > by Timely Hitting

Portland 6, San Francisco 3

PACIFIC NATIONALS ■ Los Angeles Narrowly Escapes a Shut-out by San Francisco

Helena 2, Seattle o

Butte 6, Portland 1

AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston Wins From New York After Tannehill Is Removed From Game

Chicago 5, St. Louis 3

Detroit 13, Cleveland I

Philadelphia 13, Washington 4

NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago Takes the Third Successive Game From St. Louis

Brooklyn 7, Boston 6

New York 13, Philadelphia a

Cincinnati 15, Pittsburg 8

Minor Baseball

Ball at Prager Park

College Ball

Yale Beats Navy

TIPS ON THE COURSING Open Stake Has Attracted Twenty* Four Fast Hounds

Field Day at San Jose

OCCIDENTAL COLORS WAVE

HARVARD'S TEAM LOSES Commercials Win an Easy Ball Game by Hard Batting

TURNERS' PICNIC TODAY Annual Outing of German Society to Occur at Verdugo

Vignaux Gets the Award

Poolrooms Hit Hard

Yale Athletes Defeat Princeton

OCEAN PARK SHOOT NEAR j Ground* Practically Ready for the j Opening Day's Sport

St. Louis Races _

Petafuma Races

Kentucky Primaries

MATCH jSQJICHED Neill and Barry Leave Today DATE SET FOR LATTER PART OF THIS MONTH Hereford Wants to Put Young Peter Jackson Against Woods or Winner of Coming Contests Here—Dixie Kid and Barry to Box—Weights

Corbett in San Francisco

Boxing in San Pedro

STILL AFTER THE TROUT 'fixcess of Snow Water in San Gabriel Spoils Sport

MANY GOING TO BEACHES Mackerel at Redondo and Prospect of Surf and Croakers

ICing Edward at Kempton Park

RIPLEY'S_LATEST MOVE Will Inspect Route Between Ukiah and Bureka

Boy Accuses Father of Murder

An Award Reversed

Thanks lor Prompt Contribution

Field Day at Ukiah

Invasion of Italy

CHARLES M. SHELDON ARRIVES

HEAD-ON COLLISION Wreck in Which Five Persons Were Killed and Many Injured

The Dutard Estate

Lunatics Must Pay Board

Freshman Class Suspended

r-j/SfcaEO^ THE WEEK'S CALENDAR

A Love Lesson

Reynolds-T weedy

"Las Habladoras" Meet

La Fiesta Party

For Mr. and Mrs. Walton

Russell-Myers

May Pole Dance

Compass Whist

Juvenile Lawn Party

Business and Sociability

Montgomery Club Dances

May Day Luncheon

Zeta Phi Sigma Entertained

Society Notes and Personals

WOMEN'S CLUBS Federated Clubs to Meet

Standing Up for Grandpa

Uncle Reuben'* Opinion

A New Invention

APPEAL m_JUSTICE Statement of Warner's Ranch Indians FRESIDENT AND PEOPLE ARE ASKED TO INTERCEDE False Statements Said to Have Been Made Regarding the Water Supply and General Conditions at Pala. Not Allowed to Join Their Friends

Tough on Witness

COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL FIESTA « THEM Wholesalers Violate the Liquor Law COUNCILMEN FIND IT EASY TO DETECT CRIME Davenport and McAleer Purchase Whisky in a House Whose License Was Revoked for Non-Payment. Mayor Tells Police to See Nothing

WOMAN PICKPOCKET SENT UP She Robbed a Klondike Miner of Money and Nuggets

TO ENJOIN TICKET BROKERS Southern Pacific Seeks Protection for Its Excursion Tickets

COURT BRIEFS

Lent Their Money Saving Season

A Doll on the Ash Cart

A New Definition

RUSSIAN STAGE BEAUTIES Among Them Are Some Who Have Inspired Composers

Wood in New York

Amateur Photographer a Cannibal

AGAIN THE WAR CLOUD

AERIAL TRANSIT

A FIRE LESSON

THE VALUE OF HOLIDAYB

FOR ANOTHER'S BIN

NOW FOR WORK

Odds and Gnds

Nothing to Bet On

Peculiarities of Great Men

Ambiguous

Objected to Trifles

A Dark Affair

The Generous Man

In the Spring

A Self-Posseised Witness

Baby's First Letter

TTJodern Radios

Journeys of the

Wind Saves a JEtfo

THE PUBLIC PULSE

NEWS OP CITY 111 BRIEF!

EVENTS OF THE DAY

BAND CONCERTS

CHURCH CALENDAR

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

AROUND THE TOWN

Irrealatible Pricea

GROWTH OF POPULATION School Census Will Show Increase in the City

PERSONAL

RAILROADS

FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) HUT IT THEMTICM Theme of Shakespeare Club Meeting DEVELOPMENT OF THE PAPAL RESIDENCE OUTLINED Home Talent Criticises the Works of the Masters—Description of Priceless Statues, Tapestries and Canvases—Program for Next Week

Lively Mix-up

Sunday at the Churches

Five Arrests Made

Pickpockets' Harvest

Pasadena Paragraphs

Pasadena Briefs

(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) OLD BEN SHOT Unknown Vandal Takes the Life of Big Seal at Avalon

(RIYERSIDE COUNTY) Events at Elsinore

(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) BIDS FOR JEW THEATER SAN BERNARDINO FIRM LIKELY TO RECEIVE CONTRACT Spanish Boy Lands in Jail on Charge of Having Used a Knife on Joe Moreno in a Fight at Agua Mansa

(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) REDLANDS BRIEFS Board of Trade Will Attend the San Bernardino Street Fair

(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) HAPPY CORONAITES Many of Them Saw the President and the Fiesta Parades

(LOS ANOELES COUNTY) WHITTIER CELEBRATION Sixteenth Anniversary of the Town's Foundation to Be Observed

(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) STRIKE OF LINEMEN Sunset Employe* Demand Same Pay as Los Angeles Brethren

(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) LARSEN ESTATE Widow Files Petition for Letters of Administration

Monrovia Bond Election

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (LOS ANGELES COUNTY) GROWTH OMJG BEACH THE school census shows GRATIFYING CONDITION Marriage of Miss Weltha Harding to Dr. Frederick W. Reynolds of San Pedro—Death of A. L. Moore

(VENTURA COUNTY) Oxnard Occurrences

(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) SMELTER FOR SAN PEDRO Negotiations With Southern Pacific for Land at Point Firmin

(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Huntington Park Notes

(ORANGE COUNTY) SANTA ANA AFFAIRS Death of Mif« Blossom Smith. Columbia Club Happy

(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Soldiers' Home

(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Strawberries for Roosevelt

BEAUTY AT THE SAN BERNARDINO STREET FAIR

UNDERSTAND EACH OTHER Harriman and Huntington Intend to "Play the Game"

COLLEGE MEN BANQUET Beta Theta PI Society Meets and Elects Officers

DEAL IN REDWOOD Big Trees. in Humboldt County Sold to Minneapolis Men

BROOKS NO INTERFERENCE Finance Minicter Witte Compels an Apology From a Grand Duke

A Bequest to Yale

A Cowhiding Case

Chambermaid Drew the Color Line

HE TALKED TOO MUCH A Fireman in Poitoffice Department Discharged

Army Officers Implicated

A Liar and a Bigamist

Came in Contact With a Wire

A Repentant Thief

Pronounced a Perfect Cure

Royal Betrothal

REAL ESTATE ACTIVE Holiday Period Does Not Interfere GOOD-SIZED DEALS ARE AGAIN IN EVIDENCE Values Are Firmly Held and No Concessions Noted—Big Offer for Spring Street Frontage Refused. Many Residence Lots Are Secured

Cured His Mother of Rheumatism

San Bernardino Street Fair

MAY BUjLDING MARK Increase in Total Is Most Prominent EXPANSION OF LOS ANGELES WAS NEVER GREATER Figures of Past Years Given—Record of Month in Tabulated Form—A Summary of Leading Permits Granted During the Past Week

I CRIME IS MADE TO PAY ' i England Has Various Methods of i Making Crime Lucrative

The Educated Fool

Viceroy of India

DIDN'T HURT A BIT Bteady Growth 6f Dr. Schiffman's Dental Establishment

Hi* Overestimate

THE HERALD THE WEATHER

Weather Conditions

DIED

Male Escorts

TO ERECTJUILDING Salvation Army Will Have Headquarters GENERAL BOOTH TUCKER APPROVES OF PLANS Seventy-Five Thousand Dollars to Be Expended for Headquarters for the Division of Southern California and Arizona, to Be Built in This City

FAVORS LOCAL UNIVERSITY Dean Randall Speaks at Banquet of Schoolmasters' Club

FULL 0F STRYCHNINE Attempt of an Ex-Prize Fighter to Throw Up the Sponge

BURGLARS VISIT THE CARRS House Found to Be on Fire After the Thieves Had Departed

She Toyed With Laudanum

Bird Men Coming

Children's Home

Fifty Years in the Pulpit

Thoroughly So

AT THE HOTELS

MARINE REPORT-MAY 9

Live Stock Reports

Northern Oil Stock*

Coffee and Sugar

Cereals of the World

WEAK TONMH STOCKS WALL STREET TRADERS HAVE APPREHENSIONS The Question of Qold Export* Is Still Open—Operators May Work lor an Advance—Money Easy

Financial Record

WEEKLY BANK REPORT

LARGE NAVELS GO LOWER

NEW YORK STOCKS

New York Bonds

Boston Stocks and Bonds

LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS

BULL SENTIMENT IN WHEAT

EGGS HAVE BEEN LOWERED

Butter, Eggs end Cheese

STOCK EXCHANGE

COTTON GOES HIGHER

PacifiwCoast Trade

Fruits in San Francisco

Dried Apples Firm

New York Commerce

Metal Market* 'Quiet

SHOP MEN MAY QUIT Boilermakers of Southern Pacific Dissatisfied DEMAND REINSTATEMENT OF DISCHARGED MACHINIST Strike Over the Harriamn System of Railroads as Result of Trouble on the Union Pacific—Superintendent Ingram Will Confer With the Men

POLICE WOULD ifoT ACT University Residents Will Complain to the Commissioners

When Weary of Being Fitted

IS HOPELESSLY INSANE REV. PLANNETTE ESCAPES FROM PRIVATE ASYLUM Young Minister Becomes Violent and Wife Asks That He Be Sent to Highland—Does Remarkable Feat

CHURCH MUSIC

TRY A TEN-CENT BOX

AST ~TMirj«f sp.

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Sraat Singer

Contomporajy Composers

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Stray Ch trds

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INVESTIGATING DISEASE MYSTERY OF RABIES STILL UNSOLVED The Disease Known as Hydrophobia So Rare Alany People Believe It Is Due to Imagination

VACY STEER'S HAIR STORE Same Place, 124 Weit Fourth, Between Main and Spring Streets

The Next Day's Train

Clothes and the Man

PARENTS AND THE LOVER

| MINES AND niNING ARIZONA GOLD STRIKE Riches Are Found in Many of the Valuable Properties

Rich Mine to Be Reopened

Favorable Mining District

Solid Silver Nugget

Rich Silver Shipment

ANVIL SPRINGS NEWS

Excitement Is Growing

Po.vsr Plant Promised

Former Riches Retold

Los Angeles Mine Interests

News From Mexico

Another Tonapah Strike

All Sorts of News

THE MACHINERY DOCTOR Ready, Like Curer of Human Ills, to Be Called at Any Hour

Mme. Nordica's New Vocation

Reviving Household Industries

Money Making the Object

Such Is Fame

"The Catnippers" at Harvard

Whims of the Dogs

his Request

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Farmers' Boys

Seaside Institute

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Feeding Cows Twice a Day

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Remedies for Vermin

Fatal Misunderstanding

An Unlucky Lapse

HEALTH HINTS Suggestions for the Care of Body and Brain

Hawaiian Fuel

Not Accepted

Like Father Like Son

At Safe Range

Cause and Effect

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BOYLE HEIGHTS

VERNON

HIGHLAND PARK

GARVANZA

WESTLAKE

UNIVERSITY ,

WEST END

SOUTHWEST

Discomforts of Travel

Mrs. Mills' Bridge of Sighs

A Legal Experience

School Customs

His Reason

Worthless

Punishment

Die lAJ FLX>RE>S

OPENS IN A BLAZE OF GLORY

REDLANDS GAILY DECKED

Splendid Decorations of Business Houses

TO PROTECT THE PRESIDENT

MAYOR ISSUES PROCLAMATION Orders All City Offices Closed on 6ty of President's Visit

BIG CROWDS WITNESS CORNERSTONE LAYING

TREMENDOUS CROWD ATTENDS THE DRIVING CLUB MATINEE

One Exciting Race

VERITABLE QUEEN OF ROSES How Julia Nicolay Fashioned Thousand! of the Blooms

CLEVELAND GRAYS ARRIVE i Will Give Exhibition Drill in Today's Parade

PERSONNEL OF PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S PARTY

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S LOS ANGELES CARRIAGE

|fe PresidknxAmvEs >n CABFO^M

FIRST DAY IN CALIFORNIA

HIS TRIP INTO REDLANDS Enjoys a Ride in Engine Cab and Is Delighted With Scenery

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S GREETING TO THE PEOPLE OF CALIFORNIA, DELIVERED AT REDLANDS

ROOSEVELT'S GREETING TO THE PEOPLE' OF CALIFORNIA, DELIVERED AT REDLANDS

RIVERSIDE'S DOUBLE FETE The President Again Speaks of His Friendship for Irrigation Cause

MINT IM THEIR COFFEE Social Leader's Mistake Imitated by All the Climbers

He Knew

A Marvelous Metal

Gay and Noisy Crowds Fill Streets and Watch Parade

Terrors Extend the Glad Hand to the Real Article

BY THE PRESIDENT'S SIDE Effervescent Vigor and an Eagle Eye to Respond to the People

FENNESSY'S EXPERIENCE

l ROOSEVELT'S OPINION OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 8

CHIEF EXECUTIVE'S BUSY DAY iN THE SOUTHLAND

FAMOUS GUEST IS WELCOMED President Roosevelt Spends Ten Eventful Hours in Los Angeles, and Is Given Hearty Welcome

ROOSEVELT IN ADDRESS TO LOS ANGELES PEOPLE REASSERTS HIS AMERICANISM

CITY'S FAMOUS GUEST ACCORDED FITTING WELCOME

AT WESTMINSTER HOTEL Tremendous Jam of People to Cheer the Chief Executive

ENTHUSIASrtfAT TRIBUNES President's Arrival the Occasion for a Great Outburst of Applause

SPEAKS AT SIXTH STREET A Terrific Crush of People and Bad Police Arrangements

BANQUET AT WESTMINSTER Toasts Are Omitted Owing to the Lateness of the Hour

EN ROUTE TO LOS ANGELES President Replants Tebbcts Tree and Delivers Two Speeches

ALL CLASSES UNITE IN GIVING HEARTFELT CHEERS

GREETING TO THE PRESIDENT Rabbi Hecht's Words of Welcome to and Love for Chief Executive

MANY CHINESE IN LINE Dragon, Refurbished for Occasion, .a Chief Feature

Floral Parade Proves Most Interesting and Surprising to the President

GAILY CAPARISONED HORSES i Flowers and Silver Mountings Orna* ment Steeds in First Division

ENJOYS EVENING PARADE Songs and the Novelty Both Please the President

CLEVELAND GRAYS IN LINE Ohio Organization Gives a Splendid Exhibition of Drilling

FLOATS MAKE FINE SHOWING Section Four Attracts Attention by Its Many Features

MARCHERS AND CABALLEROS The Columbia Men of Santa Ana and Mexicans Make Brave Show

Eight Divisions Afford a Varying and Pleasing Spectacle

EQUIPAGES ARE GORGEOUS Sixth Division Replete With Rowers and Pretty Women

EQUESTRIANS GAILY TRAPPED Seventh Division Riders Appreciated byVhe Onlookers

YOUNG LADIES ON HORSES Eight Pretty Maids in Equestrienne Class Compete for Honors

FIREMEN'S SPLENDID SHOW Department Provides, as Usual, a Magnificent Spectacle

BRILLIANT NIGHT PARADE Pageant of the Preceding Night Is Again Shown

WHO WON THE PRIZES Complete List of Awards as Made by the Judges

SWIRLS COLOR Streets Overflow With the People MANY THANKFUL TO HAVE ESCAPED CRUSH Qood-Natured Crowd* More Than Fill the Sidewalks and Take to Streets. What the Grand Stand People and the Fakirs Did a* Money Makers

THE GRAYS ENTHUSIASTIC Delighted With Reception and Will Breakfast on Berries

AMONG COLORED CITIZENS

ANGELENO HEIGHTS

SCIENCE SETTLES IT Dandruff Is Cauaad by a Germ That Saps the Hair'a Vitality

Southern Pacific Colonist Rates

GOLD IKH 111 AngelenosObtain Results in Bullion INTERESTING SUMMARY OF PRODUCING MINES Los Angeles Fast Becoming Mining Center of tfie Great Southwest. News From New Districts—Arizona Is Adding to the Wealth

OLIVE HEIGHTS

YOUNG ORATORS RECONCILED Intercollegiate* Hold a Peace Convention at Y. M. C. A.

Jerome Canyon Copper Co.

Exeuraiona to San Joaquin Valley

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Untitled

Homes the Warner Ranch Indians Are Leaving

Fishermen Fight With Monster Devilfish Near San Pedro

u

Remarkable Relics of Aborigines Found at Redondo

SERVANTS IN ECUADOR

Ad Infinitum

Card Talk

Books and Their Makers "What Manner of Man"

The Annual Encyclopedia

"A Comedy of Conscience"

"My Woodland Intimate*"

God and Music

"A DAUGHTER OF THE SIOUX"

' GLIMPSES OF GKAND CAOTTON"

"CONFESSIONS OF A CHORUS GIRL"

Woman Authors

'"The Pjpan at the Shrine"

"A PRAIRIE WINTER"

A Nfur Publishing House

The May Magazines

"Roderick Taliaferro"

Literary Notes

The Young Folks' Corner GET THETNSWER~FOR~A PRIZE"

Animal Fables and Puzzles

Prize Stories Written by The Herald's Young Folks

THE BLACKBIRDS

A BIRD NEST

MY PET HEN

Acknowledgments

A Band of Trained Rats

An Embarrassing Question

The Fairy's Gift

THE PRIZE WINNER

"The. Hou»sx fiEAunrm.

M or©ll ize s on Matrimony And Gives the Law On Fashions

Women and Cigarettes

Pongee and Linen Dresses

Gowns of Ecru Mull

A RIDE ON A CAMEL Plucky Woman traveler Describes Her Experience

A Popular Speech

Justice to the Bald Headed

An Embarrassing Question

SALVATIONjRMY WOMEN HOW THEY ARE TRAINED FOR THEIR SPECIAL WORK Schools in Which the Principles of the Organization Arc Imparted to Recruits—Rigid Discipline

A Daily Lunch Bet on Time

The Art of the Palmist

His Tough Luck

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THKTtaiE: Homit

Questions and Answers

Throp Good Husbands

This Is the Horn of Peace

The Beauty Quest