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Los Angeles Herald, 17 May 1903
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A Mile With Me
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Married Ten Years
Graduates Entertained
Luncheon and "Hearts"
Whist at Mrs. Overton's
Dining and Toasts
Birthday Anniversary
Musical Afternocn
Morgan-Elliott
Stag Dinner
For Miss Graham
Ninth Wedding Anniversary
Pi Delta Sigma
Larkspur Whist Club
For Mrs. Wells
Music and Games
Whist at Ocean Park
Terry-Homes
Symposia Club Events
Engarita Club's May Hop
Edelweiss Whist Club
Qolden Rod Whist Club
I. F. F. Club Entertained
Society Notes and Personals
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WOMEN'S CLUBS Badgers Elect Officer*
LASI SERMON TODAY REV. C. P. DORLAND TO LEAVE EAST LOS ANGELES Congregation Expresses Regret, Both in Speeches and Strong Resolutions Adopted Last Week
OLIVE HEIGHTS
EVERYBODY DELIGHTED Newbro's Herplcide Destroy* the Dandruff Germ Permanently and Cure* Baldness
Red Eye* and Eyelid*
SERVIANS ORGANIZE Lodge of Unity Benevolent Society Formally Launched
ANQELENO HEIGHTS
Southern Pacific Colonist Rates
Sanitarium Food*
When Weary of Being Pitted
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IS THE COLLEGE MAN HANDICAPPED?
FEDERATION OF EMPLOYERB
PURCHASABLE STATESMEN
PASSING OF CROSS-ROADS VILLAGES
OUR LEMONADE
Odds and Gnds
Ttfodorn jfiabios
tynpromcditaiod ffismarks
THE PUBLIC PULSE Dr. Chapman Protests
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NEWS OF cm IN brief!
EVENTS OF THE DAY
BAND CONCERTS
CHURCH CALENDAR
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF PICK OUT THE PROMINENT PEOPLE.
AROUND THE TOWN
Band Concerts
PERSONAL
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) LEGEIDSJf HIE Interesting Program of Shakespeare Club HISTORY INTERSPERSED WITH SONG AND STORY Course of the River Likened to That of a Man's Life—Ruins That Tell of Mighty Struggles on Its Banks in Almost Every Century
Reforesting Mountains Discussed
Young People's Union
Electricians' Co-operative Company
Locating New High School
Pasadena Briefs
Roosevelt's Life
Pasadena Brtsfa
(ORANGE COUNTY) MINES TO BE DEVELOPED Operations in Banks Qulch Will Begin Without Delay
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) PRESERVATION OF FORESTS Senator Bard Sends Good News to 1 Redlands People
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) TRAGEDY ATJTBEET FAIR GILBERT MORAN IS FATALLY SHOT BY FRANK BARTON / Slayer Asserts That Moran First Insulted Him and When He Resented It Knocked Him Down
(LOS ANQELES COUNTY) CROWDS GOING TO AVALON Another Steamer Will Be Put on Monday to Accommodate Travel
(LOS ANQELES COUNTY) WANDERED FROM HOME Long Beach Boy Picked Up by Marshal and Restored to Parents
(LOS ANOELES COUNTY) FARMERS AT THE BEACH Alhambra Club's First Picnic Proves ■ Decided Success
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) FRANCHISE FIGHT Opposition to New Telephone Company at Corona
Ban Bernardino Street Fair
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CLOSE OF THE SAN BERNARDINO STREET FAIR
(SAN DIEGO COUNTY) WORK ON NEW SMELTER Machinery Unloaded and Construe* tion Will Begin at Once
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) FISCHER'S FORMER WIFE Waco Woman Thinks the Murderer Is Her Missing Husband
(RIVERSIDE COUNTY) Elsinore Events
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Huntington Park Notes
(LOS ANGELES COUNTY) Whittier Improvements
Child Study Circle
Reliable Piano Value*.
Still Selling Stationery
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UIMUJIO SHARP Manager Wouldn't Cash the Check GUEST BECAME INDIGNANT AND MADE THREATS "George Germain" Said He Had Cash Enough in Bank to Buy Out Several Van Nuys Hotels, but Manager Said the Hostelry Wasn't for Sale
PURCHASED OIL WELLS Woolner Company Makes Heavy ]n. vestments and Will Drill Deeper
AMONG COLORED CITIZENS
CHURCH MUSIC
AT OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE Academy Orator Given a Greeting by His Fellow Students
Cured His Mother of Rheumatism
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REALTY HOLDS FIRM Demand for Investments Is Increasing VALUES FIRMLY HELD AND NO RECESSIONS EXPECTED Sales on Broadway and Central Avenue Indicate the Steady Trend in Values—Many Home Sites Secured—Attractive Additions
THE DYNAMITE PLOT Chicago Police Now Searching for a Well-Known Anarchist
REBEL SUCCESSES Stirring Venezuelan News Comes by Way of Willemstad
A Prince as a Trader
Bank Cashier Missing
MAY BUIUNIG TOTAL The Largest in Any Past Similar Month CREATION OF HOMES IS ORDER OF THE DAY Commercial Interests Feel the Steady Expansion of Southern California. Factories and Wholesale Blocks Are Being Erected—The Summary
Prisoner's Walk to Freedom
Collides With a Buggy
Are Bankrupt
HE IS A CANDIDATE Dr. R. F. Coyle May Be Moderator COLORADO MINISTER ARRIVES WITH STRONG SUPPORT Presbyterians of the Middle West and West Agree That the Ruler of the General Assembly This Year Should Be an Acting Clergyman
AT THE HOTELS
Undelivered Telegrams
Wong Sam Is Missing
THE WEATHER
Weather Condition*
MARRIAGE LICENSES
DIED
FUNERAL NOTICE
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SOME REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
SURVEYING COMPLETED ON BRAND LINE
CHINESE FOR THE RAND Mongolian Labor Demanded by the South African Magnates
THE CUBAN TREATIES President Palma Satisfied They Will Be Signed Before Long
PLAYED BY THE CZARS A Lost Stradivarius Recovered by an American
A NEW ARCHBISHOP Rev. Father Bertram Orth Created Archbishop of Vancouver
Farmers Want Rain
Guilty of Aiding a Suicide
No More Plague Cases
A WIDOW ARRESTED Mrs. Bedford Accused of Utilizinf Some One Else's Baby
Christian Church Convention
Gold Mine Changes Hands
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jCecat 7/oies
Contemporary Composers
Sr ray CA or.rs
The End of Her' Search
The Banners of New York
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OUT OF TOWN SOCIETY |
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FROM SUBURBAN POINTS
SOUTH LOS ANGELES
UNIVERSITY
VERNON
GARVANZA
EAST LOS ANOELES
PICO HEIGHTS
WEST END
SOUTHWEST
HIGHLAND PARK
WESTLAKB
Must Take His Time
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■ HI Hi H HIS OR
GOTHAM'S SOUTHERNERS THEY HAVE HAD THINGS MUCH THEIR OWN WAY Some of the New York Men of Importance Who Have Captured the Beauties of the South
Time Will Tell About Chamberlain
Popular Recipe
VACY STEER'S HAIR BTORE Bame Place, 124 Weit Fourth, Between Main and Spring Btreeta
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Roosevelt and the Farmers
Berwick on a Parcels Post
Alfalfa and Hog Cholera
Milk of Maltese Goat*
Melon Plant Louse
The Sharpless Milker
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MINES AND HINING
FAMOUS UNITED VERDE Clark's Qreat Property Well and Briefly Described
MICHIGAN MONEY GALORE The Bisbee Copper Fields Attract Capital From the Peninsula
RICH NEWS NUGGETS
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HEALTH HINTS Suggestions for the Care of Body and Brain
Extinguished
An Excellent Reason
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Los Angeles Herald (Los Angeles, Calif. : 1900)
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The Tenderfoot at the Fiesta
Chicago Discovers a Woman of Perfect Profile J/tC
Look Out for Comets
Books and Their Makers x x "Voice in the Desert" One «f the Strongest Works of the Spring Season
"Six Trees"
Dana Estes 8r Co.'* Publications
"CliYeden"
New Boy at Dale
"Story of a Bird Lorer"
The Latest Victim
"Launch Building"
"The Children of Destiny" Molly Elliott Sewell's Latest Slory Is Well Worth Reading
"Pictorial Composition"
Max Pemberton's ''Gold Wolf"
"Mary North"
"William Penn"
"Poems and Verses"
Literary Notes
"The Grand Seigneur"
"Exits and Entrances" A Delightful Volume of Essays by Charles Warren Stoddard
Story Has a Bad Moral
"A Social Cockatrice" A Strong and Daring Story of a Woman's Mid Career
The Young Folks' Corner GET THE ANSWER FOR A PRIZE
Animal Fables and Puzzles
Prize Stories Written by The Herald's Young Folks
TWO ENGLISH SPARROWS
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The Climax
Business Was Business
Jolly Little Dutch Children
Gayety
The Crust Kind
THE PRIZE WINNER
The Houjn BEA-utiful
iHTTpiF HOMF.
Singer Tells What Makes a Popular Song
The Beauty Quest
takte Qyde | Condemns the "Scrimping" Habit And Tells How to Dress Well
A Charmer and a Cab Horse
START A PERFUME RANCH MR. WILSON FINDS NEW FIELD FOR WOMEN Why Let the French Rose Grower* Have Ail the Money When Amcrl-. cans Could Ham It?
A New Law
Woman Superintendent of Indian Schools
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MEN AND 7HINGS.
Hoodooed the Affair*
Reward of a Good Deed,
Denominational,
KENNETH KYTE. Her. ales Hind tight. Edited by W.J. Lampton
A HUtoriaU Limerick.
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Tail of the Wail of the Snail.
Swearing Off*
Castles in Spain.
In Skyscraper Hotel.
On an "V Car.
In Wireless Office.
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HARRIMAN IS BETTER Physician Says That No Operation Will Be Necessary
SHfP HERDER DROWNED t For Nile Days His Faithful Dog Had Tied to Attract Attention
ST. LOUIS COMMISSION Headquarters in Lo* Angeles and San Francisco
A NURSE'S GOOD FORTUNE By Death of an Aunt She Inherits Over $300,000
State Official Arrested
Steele Brothers Sentenced
UNDER CIVIL SERVICE Would-Be Teachers in Philippines Must Pass Examinations
To Spend the Summer in Marysville
Chadwick to Succeed Sumner
Ambassador McCormick on Leave
Treaty of Peace
Reinforcements Enter Tetuan
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RAILROAD _RIVALRY Harrimau After Kipley in the North SOUTHERN PACIFIC NOT TO BE OUTDONE BY SANTA FE Both Roads Propose to Reach Valuable Timber Land in the Humboldt District—Rock Island's New Symbol System Proves a Great Success
Bellamy Looking Forward
Travelers on Mount Lowe
FRANK THOMAS NAMED Becomes Civil Service Commissioner to Succeed Frank King
Teachers' Association Meets
"I-Want-to-Know" Club
Cocaine Wrecked Kellogg
Will Soothe Mule'* Feelings
Children Entertain
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of Special Benefit for Catarrhal Ailments Peculiar to Their Sd j i NOTABLE CURES TIIAT ARE THE TALK Of THEIR LOCALITY
Given a (lame in First Inning HOOSON MAKES TWO COSTLY FUMBLES OF BUNTS Stars Outbat the Visitors bat Their Hits Fail to Come When They Would Do the Most Good—Wind Interferes With the Players Standing of the Clnbs
Oakland 4, Portland 1
Seattle 8, Sacramento a
MORLEY'S MEN SAFE Opposition League Barred From Signing Coast Players
NATIONAL_LEAGUE Record Breaking Crowd Sees the Qlanta Defeat Pittsburg
Chicago 6, Boston i
Brooklyn 8, Cincinnati 4
St. Louis 6, Philadelphia i
AMERICAN LEAGUE Sudhoff for St. Louis Shuts Out the Philadelphia Team
New York 3, Cleveland 3
Chicago 4, Washington 3
Boston 9, Detroit 6
Michigan Beats Chicago
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HARDWARE MEN WIN Alercantile League Game Played at Chutes Park
MINOR LEAGUE PLAYS TODAY Three Games in Outside Towns May Change Present Standing
Commercial League Ball
Inter-Collegiate Record Beaten
WflwAJiLUw olMt Us Angeles Takes One From Portland GAME DEVOID OF EXCITEMENT AT PRAGER PARK Liebhardt Pitches Good Game, Shutting Out Few, but Confining Bat- j ters to Infield Grounders or Flies.; A Double-header for Today Standing of the Clubs
Winter Campaign for Ignacio
STATUS OF COLLEGE BALL Review of the Inter-Collegiate Fight for Championship
COMMERCIAL HIGH AGAIN Long Beach High School Is Beaten at Chutes Park
MINOR BALL GAMES
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CRUELTIES TO JEWS Representations to Our Government JNJUST CRITICISM OF THE AMERICAN AMBASSADOR The State Department Feels That It Can Take No Further Action, asi None of Those Injured Is Known1 to Be an American Citizen
Count Cassini's Opinion
Tolstoi's Contribution
CARNEGIE'S EXPLANATION The Mayor of Sydney Considers It Entirely Satisfactory
MONEY RETURNED Count Ctsilnl Says Russia Is Caring for People of Finland
Ambushed by Persian Robbers
ELEVEN ARE INJURED
The Robbery of Mr* Lorillard
Attempted Suicide
TULLOCnjHMtGES Given to the Postmaster General THEY ARE REVIEWED BY THAT OFFICIAL AT LENGTH The dreat Bulk of the Irregularities of Which Complaint Is Made Was the Result of Government's Taking Over Porto Rico's Postal Service
Stanford Glee and Mandolin Clubs
Miss Stone Wants Damages
Opposed to the Transfer
Spokane Strike Arbitrated
Butchers' Clerks Quit
Montreal Strike Ended
Windatorm at San Diego
THE PASSING OF SYBIL SANDERSON
Another Knudaen
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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SHELDON_ft WANTED "Wealthy"Oil Man Finds Another Dnpe HE HELPS MAKE BUSINESS PROFITABLE (.ike Several Los Angeles Men He Presents the Dapper Young Man With "a Letter From Home" by Indorsing a Draft for $500
THE ORNITHOLOGISTS Members Visit Stanford as Quests of President Jordan
LATHER BURBANK HONORED 'Awarded i Qold Medal by Academy of Sciences
BOOKKEEPER MISSING Started for Bank With Funds of Employers and Did Not Come Back
Actor and Wife Robbed
Victim of Ptomaine Poisoning
Convicted of Murder
COMMERCE AND LABOR Committee Appointed to Rearrange Statistical Work
FOR A LIBEL SUIT Philadelphia Cartoonist Wfites Letter to Qovernor Pennypacker
AGAINST THE HEIRS Claimants of Residence Property in Kansas City Lose Their Suit
ABANDONED BY THE SKIPPER Passengers and Crew of Wrecked Bark in Sore Straits
MAN WITH BROKEN NECK Efforts Being Made by Philadelphia Physicians to Mend It
Pneumonia in Chicago
Match Company's Railroad
No Changes Contemplated
Lloyd at Berkeley
SiTUATIONJIPROVEO Denver Strike May Soon Be Settled OVER TWO THOUSAND MORE MEN CALLED OUT Union Leaders Agree to Submit the Matter to the State Board, and Efforts Are Being Made to Induce Citizens' Alliance to Do the Same
Riot in New York
Will Not Arbitrate
Laundry Girls Return to Work
Trouble at Santa Barbara
Conductors' Convention
Construction Work Stopped
Plan of Arbitration
To Confer With Harriman
Lrb~r Day Quiet in Russia
Publishing Company Closed
Trouble at Brooklyn Navy Yard
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IKTRIMJML Charles Schwab's. Gift to Homestead POPULAR DEMONSTRATION IN ' HONOR OF THE EVENT The Yonng Iron Master Makes a Feeling Address in Formally Presenting the Institution to His Old Friends and Neighbors
EIGHT PERSONS INJURED ; Explosion of Gasoline on Auxiliary Yacht Vagabond
RACE WAR BREAKS OUT White Men in Mississippi Whipping and Killing Negroes
RATING PLAN ADOPTED Action Taken by National Council of Fraternal Aid Association
A Banker Sent to Jail
Chicago's Centennial
Ex-Mayor*"Ames Gets Six Years
A Tablet of Bronze
Cattle Mutt Be Dipped
United States Steel Stock
Big Blase in Halifax
HUSHED BYBOLO MEN Captain Clough Overton Killed PRETEND FRIENDSHIP AND ATTACK AMERICANS ■■ • Another Band of Three Hundred Insurgents, Armed With Bolos, Resists the Landing of a Force of Scouts on Camiguin Island
CONFIDENCE ESTABLISHED Governor of the Province of Bulacan Make* Encouraging Report
No Encouragement From Taft
Captain Pershing 111
The Harrison Papers
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FACIIG JE TRAPS! Gunners Splintered Blue Rocks Yesterday SECOND DAY PROVES SUCCESS OF CLUB SHOOT Nine Sweepstake Events Decided and Some Oood Scores Made—An Interesting Program for Valuable Prizes Will Be Shot Off Today
HIGH SCHOOL WINS Downey Students Are Beaten by the Los Angeles Nine
The Sacramento Races
On Churchill Downs
* Results' at Worth
• • Racing at Morris Park
St. Louis Races
Minnesota Takes First Place
Yale Crew Changed
The Reliance Being Cleaned
WILL PRESENT WRESTLING Century Athletic Club to Try Time-Honored Innovation
TROUT FISHING PROSPECTS What Is Doing Among Those Who Love This Kind of Sport
BODY SHIPPED End of Pool Formed Four Years Ago
Good Qualities of Shamrock 111
TIPS ON THE JJOURSING Well-Drawn Stake for Today—Two Dogs Are Sent North
Whitney's Pan Michael a Winner
Shannon Wants an Accounting
Chlco Beat* Maryaville
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Tannery Destroyed by Fire
Conservative Life Helps Los Angeles EXTRACT FROM EDITORIAL IN LOS ANGELES TIMES, MARCH 18, IMS.)
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES
Sentenced to Be Hanged
Murdered by Her Husband
Severed an Artery
Nicaragua Revolution a Failure
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COURTHOUSE AND CITY HALL TO HA*DLETR*MPS The Supervisors Wrestle With Problem WANT TO BE READY FdR NEXT WINTER'S SEASON Study Has Been Made of New York and Massachusetts Methods of Coping With the Nuisance—Difficulty in Separating Good and Bad
FUSELEHR GETS PENSION Fire Commissioner Grants Retired Assistant Chief $900 a Year
SCHOOL CENSUS RETURNS Large Increase Is Shown in County's Population
Uncle Reuben'a Opinion
Excursion* to Ban Joaquin Valley j
RUIZ SENT UP Judge Smith Lauds Mercy tyut He Refuses to "Frivol"
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS Forty-Eight Men Want Positions and Are Examined
COURT BRIEFS Golden Salve Wanted
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC WEAK1 i ILLNESS OF THE PRESIDENT HAS BAD EFFECT New Low Level for This Share Made In the Trading of Yesterday—The Close Is Steadied by Buying
Financial Record
NEW YORK STOCKS
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Fruits in San Francisco
RECORD OF ORANGE SALES IN NEW YORK BROKEN
AN EASY TONE IN WHEAT
ALL PRODUCE RULES STEADY
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Los Angeles Banks
MINERS' STOCK EXCHANGE MOVEMENT OF STOCKS NOW VERY LIMITED Many Shares Are Out of Proportion in Values—The Bidding Is Active. Trading Not Active
STOCK EXCHANGE
Butter, Eggs end Cheese
Live Stock Reports
Gotten and Wool
WEEKLY BANK REVIEW
MARINE REPORT—MAY 16
Pacific Coast Trade
New York Commerce
Sugar and Coffee
Belmont Heights Improvement
First Communion
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