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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXX, Number 306, 9 August 1903
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Masthead
TORNADO WHIRLS THROUGH II COtL MINE DISTRICT Its Broad Pathway Is Marked by Death and Desolation nEATH ROLL NOT LARGE, BUT MANY WERE INJURED Most of the Houses Destroyed Were the Humble Cottages Occupied by Poor Miners
Shops Demolished
THE MORNING'S NEWS
ROYAL CROWN OF SERVIA IS AGAIN IMPERILED
Call for Immigration Congress
CONVICT FAHEY STILIJT LARGE Fruitless Search Made by the Police
WEAK SfBUCTUHE CARRIES DOWII GREAT CROWD Sorry Interruption to a Baseball ttame in Philadelphia FOUR PERSONS DEAD AND OVER A HUNDRED INJURED Scene of Horror Followed the Disaster, and Many Were Buried Under the Wreckage
BULGARIAN BANDS FLOCK TO AID THE MACEDONIANS Quantities of Arms and Ammunition Are Being Secured TURKISH SOLDIERS IN THE FIELD DESERTING Diplomats Uneasy, Fearing Trouble May Spread Outside of Macedonia LONDON, Aug. 8 — Notwithstanding the assurances of the Bulgarian agent In London, that Bulgaria will be able XJOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO#
SOCIETY WOMAN WHIPPEOAT POST Plea of Insanity Did Not Save Her
MEN LOST IN THE GRAND CANYON Cross the Colorado and Never Seen Again
IRISH LAND BILL ALL RIGHT Objectionable Amendments Will Be Stricken Out in Commons
THROWN FROM AN MOBILE Millionaire and Wife Are Seriously Injured
FORTUNE IN BUSTLE LOST Traveler Sewed Money in New Sort of Safe Deposit
LANGLEY AIRSHIP WRECKED 1 akes Downward Course and Plunges Into the Water
HUMBERT FAMILY 4PPEARJ COURT Distinguished Auuiejiee Present NO LIGHT THROWN ON THE MYSTERIOUS CRAWFORDS In Reply to « Question From the Judge Mme. Humbert Said: "Their Presence Will Be Made Known in Due Time," and Crowd Laughed
POPE UPSETS ALL VATIGANJCUSTOMS Desires His Coronation to Be Quiet WISHES DEVOUT SILENCE TO BE MAINTAINED BY ALL His Holiness Insists on Seeing the Most Humble Who May Desire to Call Upon Him—A Gendarme Is Severely Reprimanded
DESTRUCTIVE FOREST FIRE Great Area of Timber Burned – Near Relief Hill
HOPE FOR HEIR TO THE THRONE New Baby Is Looked for by the Italian Monarch
QUINN'S RESURRECTION Would Not Stay Dead, Despite the Public Administrator
Russia's Treaty With Grand Lama
SAND'S SQUADRON FLEW WHITE FLAG Naval Game Ends With Bloodiess Victory THE FLAGSHIP OLYMPIA DEFENDS THE COAST Hostile Vessels Were Running Full Speed for Winter Harbor When Lifting Fog Revealed Them to the Ships of the Defending Fleet
"BIG FIVE^CHOICE John W. Bookwalter a Candidate to Succeed Hanna
Colima Volcano Remains Active
Freeman Defeated
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
Utah Delegation of G, A. R, Veterans in Los Angeles Will Have a Position in! Big Parade for the First Time PITTSBURG POST DELAYED BY ARIZONA WASHOUT Commander In Chief Stewart, With the Headquarters, Will Reach Here on Saturday Next—Other Delegations Scheduled to Arrive
Famous Post Coming
Department Headquarters Train
Stock Yards Union Incorporated
RAGING OCEAN SWEEPS ISLANDS Fierce Seas Devastate Tuamoto Group BURIED UNDER WATER DURING FIERCE STORM It Is Feared That a Repetition of the Qreat Disaster of Last January Has Occurred in the Tuamotu Group. Details of the Catastrophe
STOCK MARKET TAKESHIIfILE Union Pacifics Subjected to a Special Drive BANK STATEMENT A DISTURBING FACTOR Rumor Credits an Extensive Operator Who Has Been Badly Squeezed With Engineering the Attack on Union Pacific—Talk of a Corner
L. Howard Winegar Weds Miss Evelina Montano One of Los Angeles' Attractive and Accomplished Girls Led to the Altar
DOG LEADS TO BURGLARS ARREST He Warns His Mistress; Arrests Follow
Postoffice Robber Shot
OBTAINS LICENSE; WEDSJJEDSIDE Becomes Wife of Her Invalid Lover
POSTMASTER IN JAIL He Ran a Store and Paid His Bills by Issuing Money Orders
Nephew of Mrs. Charles Fair Hurt
American Squadron Leavea Lisbon
MORE RACES TO PERFECT AUTOS Speed Contests Are of Great Benefit ARTIST DANNAT HAS WRITTEN A BOOK He Says if It Had Not Been for the Competition There Would Have Been No Improvement in Machines. As It Is, Makers Have to Hustle
LANDED IN A CISTERN New York Woman Seeks Death but Fails to Find It
Carnegie's Offer to Dublin
FATHER WANTED DUEUSTjPANKED But He Was Sentenced to Imprisonment
To Acquire Department Store*
Tom Johnson for Governor
South Coast Yachtsmen Are Royally Entertained by Ocean Park Country Club
BOARD'S POWERS UNAUTHORIZED Procedure in Street Work Questioned
VICTORY FOR MAJOR DELMAR Beats The Abbott in a Special Match Race for $3500
Bulls and Bears
MILL GRINDING 111 EPPUEEB CASE Bank Begins Foreclosure Proceedings
JAIL ESCAPES LOCATED Accident Reveals the Whereabouts of William and Bessie Hall (Special to The Herald.)
PRISON DIRECTORS MEET Warden Aguirre Retires and Major Tompkins Enters
WALTER EGAN WINS Defeats H. Chandler Egan for Wett« era Championship
NEW ARRIVAL 11 CAMP LAST "The Daily Grind" Yells for Subscriptions EDITOR CORPORAL CORRIGAN ENROLLS 573 REPORTERS An Interesting Event Will Occur on Wednesday When Colonel Vogdes Will Have a Detachment of Regu< lars Qive Wall-Scaling Exhibition
BOYS THREW CHILD INTOJE WATER Little Fellow Drowns Before Their Eyes
GEN. YOUNG TAKES COMMANDOF ARMY Miles Passes Forever From Lofty Place
RAID ON RACETRACK Officials of Track Are Forewarned, and All Books Are Closed
BAKERS DEADLOCKED Angered by Arrests Strikers Refuse to Arbitrate
Longshoremen Out
Struck Again
Seeking Successor to Arthur
Textile Strike Ended
Jewelers Locked Out
Machinists Strike
GREATER SPEED AUNI COS! Millions Spent to Reduce m? nine
GOVERNOR'S WIFE DIVORCE Suit Is Brought Against Arizona Leader
DEATHS OF THE DAY George Middleman
Rev. William Moloney
Captain Egnor
CARPENTERS WILL STRIKE Caused by Failure of Non-Unionists to Join Unions
MANY STRIKERS ARRESTED forty-Five Thousand Rusisans Involved in a Strike at Baku
Globe Smelter Resumes
HOOIEf AND HIS SAPPHJRE MINE Public Prosecutor Is to Tn vocf 5 rrnta
LINO STABLE SOLD
SPIRITED AWAY . JOM JAIL Plans of Ohio Lynching Mob Are Foiled
FORECLOSURE OF SHIP TRUST
Death of Expert Markr.man
KILAUEA'S CRATER BECOMES_LIFELESS Largest Active Volcano C eases to Smoke
GUEST OF THE PRESIDENT
SALT WATER DAY Members of Zlac Rowing Club at San Diego Give Exhibition
DISMISSED FOR iisobmimtin Steward Whittaker Put Out of Asylum STATE INSTITUTION ROW AT PATTON FINALLY SETTLED As the Result of an All Night Session the Board of Managers Removes the Troublesome Officer and Upholds Superintendent Campbell
MM MD WIFE SLAY_A_GRIIZLY Monster Had Got Away With His Trap RUSHED FOR COUPLE RIDING IN A BOAT Both Opened Fire at Once, the Woman Finally Killing the Animal With Her Repeating Rifle—Her Husband Had Only Revolver
CROPS SHORT IN EUROPE But One-Fourth Expected of Bordeaux Prunes
FORCED TO SUSPEND Power Scheme Goes Glimmering for Lack of Water
Two Engines Wrecked
SOLDIERS TO COMPETE
WON MOTHER ll jASt STYLE Seraphs Took Advantage of Every Turn OUTPLAYED OAKLAND IN A BRILLIANT GAME Wheeler Saved Gray In the First Inning; by a Marvelous Double Play O'Hara's Throw to Plate Disablec Gorton, With a Gash Over the Eye
Seattle 15, San Francisco 4
Portland 7, Sacramento 1
PACIFIC NATIONALS Hildebrand Brothers Win for the Cherubs
San Francisco 8, Spokane 6
Salt Lake 13, Butte 4
Minor Baseball
NATIONAL LEAGUE O'Neill la Pounded by Cincinnati for Seventeen Hit a
Pittsburg a, Chicago i
Boston 5, Philadelphia 4
New York 6-4, Brooklyn 4-3
JEFFRIES CUTS JUT BOXING No Further Use tor Fitz's Services
FANNED ELEVEN MEN .shell's Splendid Pitching at the ® Chutes Park Ball Grounds
AMERICAN LEAGUE Ar. Old Black Ball Lost the Game to Cleveland
New York 7, Washington 3
St. Louis 4, Chicago a
Boston ii, Philadelphia 6
Meeting at Saratoga
TENNIS WHS 1 AWARDED PRIZES Championship Tournament Ends in Glory THRONGS OF ENTHUSIASTS PRESENT AT FINAL GAME The Play During the Final Day of the Casino Tournament Brought Out Some Good Tennis and Was Very Interesting—J. Daily Appeared TOURNAMENT WINNERS OF 1903: Men's championship singles — Alfonso Bell. Men's consolation single — Tom Bundy. Junior Singles—Hal Gorham. Women's singles — Miss Florence Sutton. Women's challenge match — Miss May Sutton. Women's handicap singles — Miss Alice Scott. Men's doubles—A. C. Way and Alfonso Bell. Mixed doubles—Miss May Sutton and A. C. Way.
RACING JIT SARATOGA Pittsburg Phil Is Reported to Have Won $40 000 on Aristocracy
Results at Delmar
Results at Harlem
Seattle Races
Harness Races at Buffalo
HOMING PIGEONS Flying Club Arranges Program of Contests
A. G. HUNT DEFEATED Harry L. Waidnor of Chicago Is the Western Tennis Champion
SANTA BARBARA VICTORIOUS Defeats American Team of Los Angeles in a Close Game
Valuable Horses Burned
Spokane Gets Deisel
BRITISHERS WIR TENRIS TROPHY ■■ v Doherty Brothers Make Four Points Out of Five FINEST EXHIBITION IN HISTORY OF THE GAME International Trophy Presented by Dwight F. Davis Will Now Qo to England, Where American Teams Will Have to Qo Next Year to Win
GOOD COURSING PROMISED Fine Lot of Dogs to Be Matched at Angelus Park
Major Taylor In England
FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS (PASADENA) PREPARING FOR COLRREiJMBfSS Afro – American Council Will Meet AugustlB
Labor Day Arrangements
F. M. Tait Under Bonds Again
Y. M. C. A. Gymnastic Apparatus
Long Ride on a Bicycle
Obituary
Church Notes
(ORANfIE COUNTY) CORNERSTONE IS LAID COMMENCEMENT OF MASONIC TEMPLE AT SANTA ANA Worshipful Master L. L. Shaw Has Charge of the Ceremonies, and Presents Grand Master With Trowel
TRIED TO KILL SWEARINGER
Seattle a, Helena o
Buncoes Justice of the Peace
W. A. Marye's Estate
A. A. Bean Dsad
Fatal Bicycle Accident
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) PORTER RETURNS TO LIFE OFFICERS HAD BEEN HUNTING FOR HIS DEAD BODY E. B. Porter, a Railway Man, Returns to His Father^in-Law's After Declaring; He Would Kill Himself
(VENTURA COUNTY) SLOT MACHINES MUST GO Strong Sentiments Expressed by the Santa Paulans at Mass Meeting
(LOS ANQELES COUNTY) Notes From the Home
(LOS ANOELES COUNTY) WATER POLO Teams From Los Angeles flive Good Exhibition of the (iamc
(LOS ANOELES COUNTY) WEDDING BELLS Miss Clara Leuhm Becomes Bride if Ralph M. Jackson
(SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY) A STRANGE DISCOVERY Skeleton With Handcuffs and Iro: Collar Found Near Redlands
CADET SCHOOL ABOLISHED Danish Graduates Refused to Enter Russian Military Service
Commission Company Fails
Revenue Agents Investigating
Japanese Refused Landing
HMDS JONES IS HANGED BY MOB Mortally Wounded by His Jailer
Hard Fight With Negro
APPOINTED COMMISSIONER
MET IN HELL GATE
NO PREFERENCE
DEL MONTE RACES
Cloudburst Does Damage
Convict Shot at Walla Walla
Corn Destroyed
Storm Widespread
Rear Admiral Melville Retires
Three Children Burned to Death
, _ * _ r^vi A® v® / lll^ ®py« Ag9 V * xV® #V ® < i^WHVk
Conlee-Stone
Welcomed Home
Lewers-Arnold
For Mrs. Richter
On Her Birthday
Clemens-Manlcy
Baldrick-Coddington
Fox-Tucker
Nuelle-Bauchet
Nelson-Chapman
For Mr. Harding
Y. M. S. Club at Home
For Airs. Clemens
Cards and Toasts
Ping Pong and Dancing
Ohio People Here
For Mr. and Mrs. Dane
For Former Classmate*
Society Notes and Personals
Herald Advertising Brings Good Business
CALIFORNIA Bun, Wind and Dust
FROM SUBURBAN POINTS DALTON CENTER
BEL/MONT HEIQrfTS
PICO HEIGHTS
BOYLE HEIGHTS
UNIVERSITY
VERNON
EAST LOS ANGELES
ANOELENO HEIGHTS
WESTLAKE
GARVANZA
SOUTHWEST
OLIVE HEIGHTS
SOUTH LOS ANGELES
HIGHLAND PARK
CHURCH MUSIC
BABIES BORN TOPERS English- Women Drunkards Nurse Their Infants on Beer
OIL DRILLERS VERT ACTIVE High Prices Cause Benewed Activity THE CRUDE PRODUCT IS REPORTED VERY SCARCE Industry Is Stimulated—Kern River Field Remains the Center of Greatest Production—Shipments Now Exceed 60,000 Barrels a Day
Among Colored Citizens
A BEAUTIFUL ART PIANO Miss Green of Pasadena the Recipient, But It Comes to Her In Sadness
Are You Going to the World's FalrT
Paper and Border
THE POLITICAL LULL
GETTING AT THE INSIDE
THE FUTURE AUTOMOBILE
TOO MANY COAST RESORTB?
CONTINENT SPANNED IN THREE DAYS
OUR CITY"AND OTHERS A Comparative Study of Municipal Conditions in Lo% Angeles and Eastern Cities Presented In • Series of Articles by Charles Dwight Willard, Secretary of the Municipal League of Los Angeiea NO. V. PUBLIC WORKS
Chimmfo 3>adden Stories
| Porkpacker's Philosophy |
Willie's Whopper
DOWN IN TENNESSEE
NEWS OF CITY IN BRIEF
BAND CONCERTS
CHURCH CALENDAR
AROUND THE TOWN
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Undelivered Telegrams
HIGH DIVE FOR LIBERTY Alcatraz Prisoner Makes a Daring Escape
CHILDREN TURN THIEVES Steal Jewelry and Money and Are Arrested
PERSONAL
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
a I LONG BEACH f
I HUNTINGTON PARK I
Fixing the Fences
I BRIGHTON BEACH 1
I HERMOSA IEACI |
CORONADO
Klondike Gold
| CAIAUNA ISLAND f
♦oooooooooooooooooooooooo# ? NEWPORT BEACH
| REDONDO |
OCEAN PARK f
SANTA MONICA |
He Swallowed an Automobile
ENGINEERS HOLD DAYS OF MOURNING
CHAS. HORKK LEAMLIMD Southern Pacific Loses an Old Employe
"A * The Last Production nf the Amelia Bingham Engagement the Best
MR. LOWESURPRISED Wonders at the Interest in His Run Across the Continent
TREAT FOR SMALL BOY Wagonload of Fruit Meets Waterloo on Spring Street
CITY HALL NOTES
A Perfectly Sane Man, if—
DAMAGES FOR IMPRISONMENT J. J. Acevedo Sues the Police for $20,000 SAYS HIS ARREST WAS WITHOUT AUTHORITY Locked Up in the City Jail, Me Was Booked on Suspicion, Photograph Taken for Rogues' Gallery, and Otherwise Humiliated, he Says
CDi-RT BRiEFS
BURDETTE'S ORDINATION Will Receive Recognition in Baptist Church
A Get-Rich-Quick Scheme
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NEW MINE EQUIPMENT Machinery Plant Is Installed by Los Angeles Corporation
He Knew a Way
STATE SOCIETIES' ANNUAL OUTING Eventful Day in History of Federation JOURNEY TO LONG BEACH FOR MIDSUMMER MEETING President Robert Young Presides at a Meeting Where Modesty Was Not the Characteristic Displayed by the Various Speakers
ILLINOIS SOCIETY PICNIC Congressman Prince Is the Quest of Honor
He Got Both
Would It Interest You
FINED MID SUED lISM6LE DAY Tribulations of Coultess the Militant
NOME SiTES^DESIRED Investors Looking c 5 for Locations INQUIRY IS FROM ALL CLASSES OF PURCHASERS Residences Have Been Freely Taken in All Parts of the City—Values Are Firmly Held and No Abatement Noted in the Active Conditions
MORE BEACH SUBDIVISIONS Syndicates Handle Large Tracts That Are to Be Platted
WILL WIDEN SiXTH STREET Immense Brick Block Promised for That Popular Street
SCHOOL SITES_SELECTED Valuable Property on the West Side Secured by the City
LARGE PAINT WORKS Site Selected for the Largest Factory on the Pacific Coast
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
The pface of the City
The Heat of the Future
Love
Work Worth the Will
Power's Pains and Pleasures
BUILDIHGJS ACT! A-iigust Again Sets the Pace HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS GO INTO STRUCTURE The Chances Are Favorable That the Summer Month Will Equal the One Million Dollar Mark—What Is Being Done in the Various Wards
THE RUSKINjOF LEAF RIVER One Who Sets a New Pace as a Style Has Been Found in Illinois
Took Needed Rest
THE HERALD THE WEATHER
Weather Condition!
MARRIAGE LICENSES
DIED
DISHONESTY JSJHARGEO Accusations Against Two Attorneys DISBARMENT FROM COURTS OF THE PHILIPPINES A. A. Montano and F. E. Dominguez, Formerly Residents of Los Angeles, Must Answer Charges Made by the Attorney General
BY AUTOMOBILE JTO THE YOSEMITE The Old Horse Stage Line Will Be Abandoned
$15-000 FOR TWO LIVES <- Father Compromises Claim Against the Southern Pacific
MAY FORFEII^CHARTER Notice to Be Served on Merchants' Bridge Company
SAN DIEGOJIORMAL Contracts for Building an Addtion to the School Are Awarded
MUST RETURNJO JAPAN Federal Judge Refuses a Writ of Habeas .Corpus for S. Toda
School Teacher Attacked '
FALLING OUT OF COPPER KINGS Mitchell Will Sue Green for Millions DAMON AND PYTHIAS OF CANANEA DISAGREE Claimed That Colonel Mitchell Failed to Keep Agreement to Deliver One Hundred Thousand Shares of Stock to George Mitchell, Who Will Sue
CHAPTER OF GUN ACCIDENTS Deer Hunter Shoots Companion in Potter Valley
ENJOYED BRIEF LIBERTY Successful Jailbreak, but the Escapes Recaptured
Extortioner Denied Appeal
Called Up at Midnight
PARISH LIMITS MADEBI BISHOP Order Will Be Read in All Churches Today NINTH STREET FIXED AS ST. VIBIANA'S BOUNDARY Four New Catholic Churches Provided in Redisricting the City—Rectors Are Appointed and Churches Soon Will Be Built for Each District
BALLOTS TO BE RECOUNTED E. P. Davis Will Make Contest for Bakersfield Marshalship
MADE A HOT FIRE ! Planing Mill and Lumber Yards D#« stroyed at Coeur d'Alene
F. R. Thomas Forms Partnership
Centennial Ashore
Failure of an Arkansas Bank
Death List Increased
PRICES GOING OOWNWARD % LIST OF EXTREME BREAKS IN STOCKS GROWS Wall Street Is Endeavoring to Explain the Unfavorable Bank Statement—Work of Week Reviewed
Financial Review
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
GOOD ORANGES ARE IN ACTIVE DEMAND
NEW YORK fVIOCKS
New York Bonds
Boston Stacks and Bonds
Fruits in San Francisco
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs end Cheese
Cotton and Wool
Sugar and Coffee
ALL POTATOES ARE SCARCE Pancy Hard to Get and Prices Rule Firm and High
BULLISH FEELING IN WHEAT
Live Slock Market
STOCK EXCHANGE
MINERS' STOCK EXCHANGE
San Francisco Mining Stocks
MARINE REPORT-AUGUST 8
Church Manners
Weight of Ico
Not a Success
Paper and Border
Last Straw
Moorish Army
American Ideas
Wireless Telegraphy
The Farthest Limit
A Garment, Anyhow
SCHOOL TEACHER WINSJjOBTOHE Establishes Heirship to Bell Estate SUIT REVIVES MEMORY OF EARLY DAY TRAGEDY Mary Jane Bell Comes From Philadelphia to Gain a Residence That She May Assume Charge of Lands of Pioneer Ancestors
THE POWER OF STEAM Many See But It Take* Genius to Realize
Paper and Border
URGE PROFITS JOR MINERS Arizona Camps Show Great Prosperity INSTALLING MACHINERY AND ELECTRICITY Rich Prospects Are Being Developed and Companies Are Being Organized to Handle Many of the Recently Discovered Veins
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Contemporary Composers
jCocai TJoios
Stray Chords
■H H1 MR CIS
Dr. Amourette Beecher
Sorting Coin With Sieve
World's Fair Features
SHARK MADE A QUICK TRIP Traveled From African to Florida Coast in Two Days
Don't* for the Eyes
A New System
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Bitter Rot of Apples
Black Scale Parasite
Our San Pedro Sardines
The Seaside Farmers' Institute
Horticultural Quarantine
A Farmer on Co-operation
M'KINLEYS IN IRELAND
General Logan's Retort
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"Letters of an Actress"
"Peggy O'Neal"
"Pigs in Clover"
"In Piccadilly"
August Magazines
Literary Note*
HEALTH HINTS Suggestions for the Care of Body and Brain
Every Man Hit Own Brewer
A New Cure for Nerves
Insurance of Horiei
the mawwLS m the Philippines
Small Potatoes.
——i FHCtREiyS BATHING
Pittsburg Stogies. I
De Don's of Ltl' Bop Black: VL—Price ob de Chile.
Dumas' Dauntless Daring»
&(ine Hundred Yean Too Soon*
Quit Literature*
Hm4 tMm*
First Argument
A Gloomy Outlook.
AS WEJOURNEY THROUGH LIFE LET US SMILE BY THE WA Y Theory and Condition!
Mental Violets•
Fixed Adoption.
Too Much,
Meditation«»
Going Home*
He'd Drink It
Finding Contentment
Cast of Gfteh.
Reuben it the Fatr>
Waiting for Inspection.
fudging from His Actions.
Fatal Ambition.
Makihg Ha,
Antony Was A Brave Man.
Just Fblltouing the Welsh Rabbit.
Waiter and the Ttp.
Food for Thought.
The Next Best Thing.
t "J™ JTORK <J| '
Los Angeles Herald (Los Angeles, Calif. : 1900)
Masthead
Untitled
Most Respected Organization in the World
Children Reason
How the Great Flying Machines You Read About Are Built
Are Studying Mosquito's Enemy
The New Gty Park That Nobody Knows About
A New System of Mathematics
AGE AND REPORTERS A Warm Indorsement of the Protest Against Calling Men of 6o Aged
Where the Numbers Are Needed
Advertising—-What It Is, and What It Isn't
POINTERS
The Song of the Monastary Old
Stanley's Beginning
"Ihe HOU«£ BEAunniL
" t fIF.XP? IF"
THE OLD-FASHIONED GARDEN Has It Disappeared, With Its Sweet William and Lavender?
Disinfectants
A Pretty Bath Basket
Let the Baby Cry
Useful Hints
Wanted—A Recipe to Kill Roachea
Another Question to Be Answered
How to Sweep an Invalid's Room
Follow Your Bent
In the Sick Room .
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Cause of Seasickness
V It ft
The Beautv Quest
COURTING SCHOOLMA'AMS Only Permissible in Summer Time in Some Kansas Counties
Not a Flattering Comparison
The Young Folks' Corner A PRIZE FOR GOOO QUESSERS
Animal Fables and Puzzles
Advice
What He Required
Prize Stories Written by . The Herald's Young Folks
A DREAM By Julia Weber—Class A—Fourteen Years
PIOCiY AT CHURCH By Roy Stauffer—Class B—Twelve Yean
THE BIRTHDAY PARTY By Robert Allen—Class C—Nine Years
Acknowledgments
THE SKY PARLOR IDEA
Circus Monkeys Set Free for Spite
Not a Live American Boy
THE PICNIC. OF TODAY VERY DIFFERENT FROM THAT OF OLD TIMES Convenience and Daintiness Are the Two Great Considerations—Real Epicurean Functions
He Wanted Company
An Improvement
Darwinian
THE PRIZE WINNER
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