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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 89, 27 December 1903
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SCORE or LIVES LOST INWRECK Thirty-One Injured in a Head-on Collision AWFUL UKO '• FROM WRECK High Wind Extinguishes Signal Light and th« Crash Follows
IKE MORNING'S NEWS
In Honor of Illustrious Father lames Gordon Bennett Will Give Fine Park to Gotham
BLISS CANNOT SEE HARD TIMES AHEAD .Nation Buoyant Despite Uneasy Street
GIRL POSTERS ARE DRAPEDJ SMILES Inflamed Mothers Tear Down "Beauties"
MANUFACTURER HANGS HIMSELF WHILE INSANE
TRIBUTE TO CHOISSERS
$1,000,000 LAND SUIT FILED HERE Sensational Charges of Fraud Are Alleged OS GAT DEL MONTE GRANT INVOLVED Defendants Are Well-Know n and Wealthy Vintura County Men
Leanor Fresnel Loree Made Head of Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Railroad System
POUR KEROSENE ON NEGRO AND SET HIM ON FIRE Mob Destroys Jail to Hide Evidence of Fiendish Crime
MINE OWNERS TRY TO OUST BURNS
AGENT OF VATICAN IS IN DISGRACE
Drowned on Fishing Trip
FIERCE GALES PREVAIL ALL OVER EAST Loss of Life Is Reported Near Boston NEW YORK FEELS FURY OF STORM John Weir Is Frozen to Death Near Peoria, Illinois
WILD WINTER STORM RAGES OVER ILL 4 NEW EM) |
BLIZZARD PREVAILS IN ENTIRE VALLEY OF MISSISSIPPI
mm curc fXKt bnLtu ML EAST Loss of Life Is Reported Near Boston NEW YORK GETS THE FULL FURY OF STORM John Reid Froaen to Death Near Pcorto, lll.—lnfluence of Blizzard Markedly Apparent to the South Atlantic and Qnlf States
Eight Below Zero
Moderating in Nebraska
lowa's Frigid Record
Wabash Frozen Over
Much Suffering Among Poor
Milder Near the Rockies
Weir Frozen to Death
Railway Traffic Delayed
Damage Estimated at $100,000
Alabama Feels the Wave
Reached the Oulf States
Two Men Killed by Debris
Tornado Wreaks Havoc
EVIDENCE CLOSED IN FAIR WILL CASE Not Ail of the Witnesses for Mrs. Fair's Heirs Have Been Heard
"F. F. HALL" ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF FRAUD to Be the Man Who Per. maM J. Ogden Qoelet, Jr.
STEAMERS CRASH II SNOWSTORM Admiral Dewey Rams and Sinks Kiowa CREW OF THIRTY IS RESCUED BY TOWBOAT Disaster Occurs Near Boston Harbor. The Admiral Dewey Stands by in the Hope of Rendering Assistance to the Shipwrecked Crew
HEBREWS CRY HELP
VETERAN CUTS HIS THROAT Charles L. Foss Commits Suicide at San Diego
JUSTIFIES INTERVENTION IN MACEDONIAN AFFAIRS Powers Resolved That Reforms Must Be Effected
Sails for Cuba
BUTLER SHAW'S MYSTERIOUS END Feared Vlasto Would Do Him Some Injury
Swindler Is Dying
Cardinal Rampolla Indisposed
THE HERALDS RAILROAD QUI OB
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BACKBONE OF STH BROKEN Hearses Now Permitted on Chicago Streets LIVERY OWNERS FIGHT FOR THE OPEN SHOP Saccecd in Getting Non-Union Men to Drive Their Hearses, Though Funeral Processions Are Frequently Interfered With by Strikers
USE DYNAMITE Explosion Takes Place Near the Portland Mine
Co-operative Bakery Sacked
Pennsylvania Mines Open
Wage Reduction Ordered
ASIATIC SQUADRON TO SAIL FOR CAVITE
WILL WAIVE DISMISSAL OF THE COLORADO RIVER CASE
Bolivian Treaty Approved
Ecuador-Bolivian Boundary
Three Men Drowned
PASADEttA MAKING GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR ANNUAL ROSE PAGEANT WHICH IS TO BE HELD THERE OH HEW YEAR'S DAY
Natives Acclaim Italians
BRYAN FAILED TO MEETWILLIAM Christmas Observance In Way ol Ajidience
WATER SCANDAL . TRIALS BEGIN YVitntss Testifies He Saw Money Passed
Railroad Statistics
Atkins Wants Time
CAPTAIN AUBLE TELLS MOORE 10 "GET OUT"
Investigating Fogsrty's Death
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HVto ntutrliUn ; It m ONES Km Roosevelt Plays 'lie Part of Hostess fVE HUNDRED CHILDREN AT THE WHtTE HOUSE President Roosevelt Joins in at the Concert Which Follows the Reception, aad Enters Thoroughly Into the Spirit of the Holiday Occasion
HE SEARCHES FOR TICKET AND DIES Passenger Rides Lifeless While His Companions Converse
MYSTERIOUS WOMAN WAS FOUND DEAD Four Suspects Detained by the Police Think She Committed Suicide
MAJOR-GENERAL W. I. LUDINGTON BARS POLITICS
BOODLER WILL BE COMPELLED TO RETURN Mexican Government Decides to Surrender Charles Kratz
Try to Wreck Train
Belated Crew Arrives
New Incorporation
INFURIATED WOMEN FIGIOEPUTIES Conflict Caused by Attempted Eviction
PARISIAN FIGURE PASSESm EARTH Henriette Dnperron Is No More
URGES VATICAN TO ACT Cardinal Richard Seeks to Have the Works of Loissy Repressed
Newfoundland Election
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MAYOR READS HIS OWN DOTH NOTICE Practical Joke That Was Carried Too Far GIVES RISE TO RUMOR OF FATAL ACCIDENT Wag'* Placard That City Hall Was Closed on Account of the Death of the Mayor Causes a Sensation. Still Hunt for the Offender
WILL FIND OUT WHETHER Moody merrill is dead Jtaton Police Take Steps to Verify Story of His Death
COUNCIL WILL BE ASKED TO ACT IN MATTER OF HOUSING FAMILIES IN TENTS
TRAVELING MEN NOT SATISFIED Complaint Against Railroad Scrip to Be Made to Headquarters
TWO FIRES BREAK OUT IN NEW YORK
FORMER PREMIER ZANARDELLI DEAD Famous Statesman Goes to His Reward
THE COAL TRUST AFTER THE INDEPENDENTS Is Planning to Make War of Elimination on Operator*
Arizonan Indicted
Fatal Negro Riot
Purchases Hotel
DEATHS OF THE DAY
PEPPERS FACE WITHJIRDSHOT Christmas Dinner Ends iQ Shooting Aftray
FELONY CHARGE DISMISSED
Cooper Union Win*
Ambassador Welcomed*
Slbrian Done to Death
Bowen Back From Venezuela
Destroyed by Fire
Mrs. Grant Returns
Lawless Kcntuckians
Collage Assignment
Butler Typhoid Victims
ANTOIfr STOUTLY DEIS GUILT Supposed Slayer of Lte Gar Holds His Ptace
SAN DOMINGO 111 SUTEOFTIIRMOIL Revolution, Anarchy and Riot Pravail
THREAT TO TIE UP CHICAGO CARS Demands Must Be Met by January ?
MOVEMENT OF VESSELS TOWARD THE ISTHMUS Auxiliary Cruiser Dixie Goes South With Six Hundred Marines
FOREST FIRES RAGING IN LOWER CALIFORNIA
PETER F. DUNNE TO BE S. P. CHIEF COUNSEL
Flour Mills Destroyed
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m REIMS FDMIIIEmiCE Moody Refused Request for Advancement HAD ASPIRATIONS TO BE BRIGADIER GENERAL Calsaal Robert L. Meade of Marine Corps Might Have Remained on Active List for Two Years but for Action of the President
WYOMIN6 POSTOFFICE CASE IS CLOSED
IOAHO INDIANS ARE GROWING CIVILIZED
BIG VOLUME BEARING ON OUR CITIZENSHIP American Consuls Abroad Will Teach Requirements for Immigration
CRUISERS ARE FITTED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE
Admiral White'* Funeral
Winter Naval Maneuvers
Traiaiag Squadron Moves
Relationship to Royalty Is Severed by Death Line of Descent From English Nobilitu Ends With Mrs. Bradshaw's Demise
Panama's Postal Rates
To luue Passports
Bristow does to Kansas
Hanging From Roof
New Packing Concern
Duel Over Dreyfus Case
New Russian Railroad
VATICAN ORGAN IS HEARD FROM Answer to Spt«ch of Austrian Coant
Change for a Hundred
Keeping His Word
SLUES WIN THE IM. UTOM Buckeyes Mak» a Poor ishow.ng
TIPS ON THE_COURSING How the Dogs Size Up in Today'* Stakes
WHAT THE PRESIDENT READS Extracts From the Travel Diary of a London Punch Writer
Answered
Country Editor's Courage
MIXED MIME 111 (MM CLUB Monthly Competition Ha® Many Contestants
THE FENWAY MUSEUM The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Is Everywhere
Dignity
Opinion of an Expert
TEST RIGHTS OF GUNJLUB MEI Legal Point to Pe Tested in Sacramento
SLAYER OF THE COLORED PRIZE FIGHTER ARRAIGNED
Point in Its Favor
Slightly 'Different
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BUILDIIG AUTO OjjJEW PUI Qneer Contrivance of Engineer Packer ALUMINUM TO BE USED IN ITS CONSTRUCTION Yotrag Inventor of This City Promise* to Turn Out a Practical Stoam Horseless Carriage of a New Type for Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars
EDDIE GRANEY WILL j. ACT AS REFEREE The Objection of Hanlon Hu Been O^eitMMo
WINTER LEAGUE BASEBULL Los Angeles Defeats Santa Barbara ia First of Series
Santa Ana n, San Diego 7:
Lacrosse at Pn|ir Park
Santa Fe* Defeat Uplands
MARTIN BEADT, A THIRTY TO ONE SHOT, FURNISHES SURPRISE OF DAY
HERALD'S FORM CHART
BOOKMAKERS HAD ONE BUSY DAY The Public and the Pendlers Both Satisfied
New Orleans Races
Klondike Throw* Up Sponge
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Indian* Taking Hot Bath*
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HAD UNEXPECTED GOODJORTUKE Mining Interest Received After Many Years
Naw Year's Cards.
BOY'S MOTHER WEEPS IN COURT Her Son Had Stolen a Bicycle and Racycle
Holiday Rates at Paso Robles
COURSE OF STUDY DELAYED Mark Keppel Says State Board Must Act Quickly
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SOCIAL WEDDING MAKES , POPULAR COUPLE ONE
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ZPatatianm
O'Malla- Salmon
Engagement Announced
Dancing Party
Hollcnbeck Home Christmas
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Wedding Bells on Christmas
McKinney-Elwood
Hepburn-Harris
Christmas Dinner and Tree
Christmas Dinner
Children's Party
Christmas Party
In Honor of Mrs. McChord
Symposia Club Dance
,Hollday Dinner
Christmas Donation
Kuykendall-Oreentlit
——— Social Notes
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A FINANCIAL FORECAST
WINTER IN THE EABT
/ IMMENSE DIVIDENDS
WEALTH IN TREEB
THE LITERARY OUTPUT
jf 2%y'a TjttH
TjA* Sfteai JVansns
Wttei of Sin
Easily Answered
Chtmmto 3addon Stones
Who's ttfho ?
Some Never Find Out
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EVENTS OF THE DAY
BAND CONCERTS
AROUND THE TOWN
DEATH COMES TO PIONEER MINISTER. OF LOS ANGELES
CHURCH >MUSIC
CONST TfllOE FOR ' SAN PEDRO HARDOR Await Completion of the Breakwater SHIPPING PORT FOR MEXICAN CITIES Mexican Business Men Look to San Pedro as tlie Most Available Stripping Port for West Coast Cities. California Fruit Comes High
ARTIST NASH FINED Found Guilty of Petit Larceny- by Judge Chambers
GREEN WILL BE GOOD Spook Doctor Is Fined Fifty Dokiss in Police Court
TO CURB A COUQH IN ONK DAY
Annual dtatsmsnt
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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OUT THREE SHOTS 1 FID, SATS RICE j . j Three Bullets Found in 1 Choissers Body j HE DOES NOT BELIEVE CHOISSER HAD A GUN Says Detective Murphy Shewed Him j ■ Gun With One Cartridge Ex- ] ploded—lf Young Man Fired Two j Shot* He Must Have Reloaded Gun 4
DELAYED MAIL ARRIVES Big Shipments Received From the East
Daughter Predicts Death of Mother on Christmas Day
HAS ONE LESS HUSBAND NOW Mrs. McCrillis Is Thret Times Married
CHANGES HIS MIND Ligon Demands Proof of Complicity in Frauds
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the Very Best
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SHOULD PROVIDE LIBERALLY FOR BIG PARK IMPROVEMENTS
LOS ANGELES GIVES LITTLE FOR GREAT pnooracT Appropriations Thus Far Wade Are Only a Bagatelle
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RAILROAD SYSTEMS SHOWJROSPERITY Track Laying Figures Art Large SUBSTANTIAL GAINS MADE IN MILEAGE FOR PAST YEAR Eaidy Months of 1903 Were Record Breakers in the Point of Rail* way Building—Later Period Marked by Retrenchments on Many Lines
MS FIICH GOES rain FREE Youth Who Brandished Chair Discharged CORONER'S JURY FINDS MACK WAS KILLED BY THE FALL No Complaint Was Filed in the Case, and the Defendant Was Released After the Verdict—Finch Makes a Statement to the Jury
aica MEN ARB
COLD KILLB THE GERM Lieut. Peary Say« There Are No Bald Heads in the Arctic Region j
Where is Gabriel Marion Moore?
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ACTIVE DEMAND ' FORJWERU Many Important Deals Are Fending NO RECESSION NOTED IN PRICES AT ANY POINT Lots Are Taken for Home Sites in All Parts of the City—More Acreage Sold for Platting on the West Side. Residences Sold
BUILDING IS STILL ACTIVE, Tn December 476 Permits Are Issued TOTAL RAPIDLY REACHING MILLION-DOLLAR MARK Slight Lull Noted During the Past Week, Owing to Holiday Period. Classification of Buildings in Tabular Form—Work by Wards
ANOTHER BLOCK TO ADORN SPRING STREET
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PROSPERITY BASED OH STEADY GROWTH
SPRING STREET SCHOOL LOT FOR BUSINESS BLOCK Plans Being Matured to Take Over the Property
Many Lots Secured
More Acreage Secured
ORGANIZATIONS FORMED TO BEAUTIFY THE CITY Realty Board Opposes Acquirement of Sycamore Grove
Qood Hill Street Sales
HELLMAN MAKES IMPORTANT LEASE Main Street Property to Be Improved LARGE FURNITURE CONCERN TO OCCUPY THE PREMISES Five-Story Building to Be Completed Next September—Another Business Block to Be Erected on Spring Street Near Fourth
Homes for Investment
More Lots Are Sold
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THE HERALD THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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THE VALUE OF A KISS LEGAL VALUATION OF KISSES INCREASES IN WEST Some Interesting Cases Where thi Fair Recipients of Kisses Hivi Recovered Damages
Alcohol From Sawdust
One on Speaker Cannon
Where a Man Qaina
Has Its Champion
Horse and Donkey Menus
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REYES IS LOOKING FOR SATISFACTION General May Leave If It Isn't Granted THINKS THAT THE CASE SHOULD GO TO THE HAGUE Secretary Hay Has Not Indicated the Tenor of His Reply to This Request, but It Is Believed That the United States Will Refuse
COMPACT OF POWERS DELAYED RECOGNITION Italy, England and Germany Were to Recognize Panama Simultaneously
OLYMPIA TO PROCEED TO CARTAGENA TODAY
Men for Panama
John Randolph's Fiddle
A Practical Crop
JAPAN PREPARES FOAJp WAR Try to Purchase Ships From Chile CAPITAN PRAT AND ESMERALDA IN VIEW British Government Well Aware That Japan Will Be Obliged to Oo to War Unless Russia Materially Modifies Her Present Attitude
MIKADO SENDS FORCE TO RESTORE ORDER Russia Concedes Necessity of Sending Troops to Korea
U. S. MARINES MAY LAND IN KOREA
URGE RATIFICATION TREATY United States Anxious to Secure Early Trade Advantages in Korea
JA? AM WILL STRENGTHEN HER FOOTING IN KOREA
TWO THOUSAND RECRUITS FOR RUSSIAN FORCES
NEW BULLET-PROOF CLOTH Description of Experiments by the Italian Government
DURANGO'S IRON HILL Where Stoves and Nails Are Made, , Besides Ore
THE HORSE shows Illusions That Are Shattered by a Stroll About the Ring
The Essentials
OIL MEM ME BRANCHING OUT Far-ofi Alaska Being Now Exploited KANSAS AND INDIAN LANDS ARE BEING DEVELOPED California Capital Is Being Employed to Sink Wells—Standard and the Southern Pacific (jain a Foothold in the Frozen North
DETECTIVES AS SPECIALISTS Departure in Police Methods—Experts Pursue Experts
Santa Claua' Balance
ROBBED HO UpiTß'' DoubU Murder in Hotel at Superior
Prevalent CraM
The Commercial View
Simply Nothing
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL Few topic Katw Raw lImM It Is in Preseniif Itatth aid Beaity
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS LIGHT-FINGERED WOIUNHjIFESSES Mrs. Pierson Is Fined by Judge Congdon CAUGHT IN THE ACT OF STEALING HANDKERCHIEF With Her at the Time of Arrest Were Her Four Children, Whom Officers Declare Were Instructed in the Art of Stealing by Their Mother
Co-operative Laundry Business
Burro Plays Santa Claus
National Educators Meet
Tells Why Pasadena Is the Best Ever
Obituary
FARMERS' INSTITUTE PLANS Interesting Session Is Promised at the Glendora Meeting
FUNERAL OF L. F. EASTIN Ventura Maaons Conduct Final Rites at the Oraveside
LARGE CELERY SHIPMENTS Aasociation at Santa Ana Has Shipped 933 Carload*
DEATH OF DR. QPFFIN For Many Years Deceased Was Identified With Growth of Whittier
Santa Monica Personals
Chaplain Beck Convalescing
Redlands News Notes
Transport Saturn in Port
DRINK UNDOES HOBO WHILE DRUNK CONFESSES TO BURGLARY Manager of the Brookings Box and Lumber Company Dies at Fredalba After a Useful Career
WILSON-STODDARD Miss Marie Stoddard Becomes Bride of R. Clark Wilson
MARINE REPORT-DEC. 26
Three Generations Celebrate
OSBORN'SHOME ENTERED THE BURGLARS MAKE A POOR HAUL Professor Steinbrenner of Concordia Singing Society Is Handsomely Remembered by Club Members
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
One of the Dissatisfied
BUNK CLEARINGS MEJIORIIB Los Angeles Leads the United states SHOWS A GAIN FOR PAST WEEK EQUALING 65 PER CENT No City on the Pacific Coast Approaches This Figure in Any Particular—An Interesting Summary That Should Appeal to Angelenos
Los Angeles Bank Clearings
NEW YORK BANK REPORT
New York Commerce
St. Louis Wool Market
Chicago Cattle Market '
General Fruit Markets
Citrus Fruit Shipments
National Treasury Balances
Friar Loan Bids
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SILT LIKE ROAD OPENSM LANDS Fertile Valleys Abound in Nevada GOOD PROGRESS IS MADE IN WORK OF CONSTRUCTION Thlrty>Four Miles of Track Completed From Daggett—Harris Track Laying Machine Installed and the Rails Rapidly Span the Desert
BALANCING BOOKS FOR 1903 RULES IN TRADE CIRCLES Good Year in All Branches Faet Drawing to a Close
QUIETER TONE IN THE ORANGE MARKET
LOSES COAT THEN WHEEJJY THEFT J. W. Hutchison's Unlucky Christmas
ISSUES CLEVER CARD Charles M. Stimson's New Year's Qreeting to His Friends
FROST AND DROUTH WILUMINUE No Cheering Reports From Weather Bureau
PERSONAL
NOT CONTENT WITH NEW EMIT BITE Merchants Fear Losses on Goods
AGUIRRE GETS CHILE]* PLACE Former Warden to Govern San Salvador
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STAFFORD FAVORS FORRESTER BRICK Says Quality of Samples Is Immaterial
CHURCH CALENDAR
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BANQUET At Levy's They Celebrate Their Championship of State
NEW RULES FOR FIRE DEMENT A. C. Stewart Htceives Special Permit
Ellery's Band Tonight
Murphy Christmas Service
FIXED PRICE FOR PATENT MEDICINES
LiddeH's Promotion
Sues an Editor
Progressive Club Meeting
Token of Esteem
Nothing Suited Him
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
WIFE WANTED HIMTO SING Because He Wouldn't Johnson Is Beaten
AMONG COLORED CITIZENS
HUMOR EVENING. AT SUNSET CLUB Christmas Dinner a Joy* oils Event
Injuries Prove Fatal
Y. M. C. A. Services
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Cominq Jlttraotions
ZJ/to Sony of tho Super
urion Jto/mas' jCeeturos
ANENT KISSES Opinions on the Power and Influence of Kisses
THE NEW GHETTO
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jCocal 7/otes
tS/ray Chords
An Aquatic Hog
cJcene 3*rom "tParsifcii"
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CHATS ABOUT WOMEN AND WOMEN'S CLUBS
4 SOCIETY"
The Spinster
An Interesting Herd
OUR DECADJT SOCIETY, » A NEW NOVEL BY LADY j SYKES JUST OUT!' t It Deals Unkindly With the London ' ■ Smart Set—Alien Millionaire, Amer-|( icsn Adventuress and Other Types ' u
Wcrk for Exercise
The Lily Pad
The Method in Hla Mmlmm
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wwoooooooooooooMooooooeoMooooooeMooooMooeoooo* OUT OF TOWN SOCIETY j
GREAT PUMPS AT TOMBSTONE Unwatering the Deep Level of Rich Mines
Spoiled His Peroration
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1 The Herald's Editorial Forum ■ I What Los Aogeles Needs
Conflict Between Labor and Capital
Tin© Oreatest Artist
"Old Oorgoe Graham" on Marriage
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"An Old Fashioned Sugar Camp"
"Two Little Savages"
"Uther and Igraine"
"Boston"
"Cuentos de California"
"Work"
"The Mark"
"New Thought Simplified"
"Grouches and Grins"
"John Maxwell's Marriage"
"Limerick Up-to-Date Book"
"Picturesque Southern California"
"Magical Monarch of Mo"
"The Green Satin Gown"
"West Point Colors"
"New Wizard of Oz"
"The Philippine Islands"
"The Year's Festivals"
"Woman's Work in Music"
"The Pilgrim's Progress"
"Getting One's Bearings"
"Roger and Rose"
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Green Corn for Christmas
f How Prices Are Fixed
Unirrigated Walnuts Best
Seedless Fruits
Codling Aloth Crusade
Ayrshire Heifer
Milk Bacteria Electrocuted
Haecker on In-Breeding
SOIL CHEMISTRY AND CROPS Review of Bulletin No. » of Bureau of Soils
The Basis of the Conclusions
An Innocent Bystander Hurt
Giving Him Away
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SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES j KX>o©oooooooooooooooooooooooooo©ooooooooooooooooooo♦
EASTERN STAR
ELKS
MODERN WOODMEN
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
INDEPENDENT FORESTERS
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
MACCABEES
HEALTH HINTS Suggestions for the Care of Body and Brain
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Masthead
/SPHERE VORKL x7RopE q
JEjj9k Jsjlif^
Woman's Sphere In the European Countries
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With Limitations
Conventional, Anyhow I
Nellie Grant Sartoris, Lady Manager* World's Fair
It Wouldn't Come Off
lean O. Bowersock, Noted Woman in Music
Ihe Beauty Quest a
Word from Outdoors When Dreary Winter Comes to the Wild Meadews
I THE OLD YEAH
UNIQUE STREET CAR SERVICE
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TOMBJTQNE RCVIVAI Tl or tiie. ••• • • • PAMOIL MININ€ CAM P
A Test of Affection
One Night with a Locomotive Engineer
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No Use to Whine
Cork Trees Grown in Southern California
Quite Sufficient
Just Like Hunting
The Young Folks' Corner Animal Fables and Puzzles
A Good Start
THE PRIZE WINNER
The Simple Toys
"Musical Ears"
An Exciting Adventures Dinny Lost on the Bog
Charities of Society Girls
Sometimes It Separate!
His Christmas Remembrance
Prize Stories Written by The Herald's Young Folks
GATHERING PINIONS
Acknowledgments
A Squirrel 1 Know
A PRIZE FOR GOOD GUESSERS
Little Eva In Kentucky
Bat Think of the Teacher
H New Year's m nL™ CLYDE Suggests a Reso- i' |] lutiorv to Be Selfish During ■ y« Wp the Coming Twelve Months V »V |
AIRS. MINA FLEMING j A Womaa Astronamer
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LOS ANGELES HERALD
THE UPSIDE DOWNSC?UTTLE LADY UGVLKINSAND OLD MAN MUFFAROO TML LITTLE. LADY AS AN ALPINE CUMBER.
SWIFTY AND HIS A/onderful Drjam.
M/iy. &rmnt/&)oM<0/v&?M/:7&pinr**2s&>odc/ f i some- nice new c/of//e*s <* Cftzv>s/ff7ixs
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