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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 103, 10 January 1904
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Masthead
CHINA WILL MAKE WAR UNLESS THE RUSSIANS EVACUATE MANCHURIA
THE MORNING'S NEWS
CHINA TALKS WAR
PLOl1 TO ASSASSINATE CIRCUIT ATTORNEY FOLKEXPOSED BY CONSPIRATOR
ARMY OF PANAMA READY TO FIGHT Will Not Surrender the Port of Jitumati
STANDARD OIL HAS STRONG COMPETITION Producers of Texas Have Formed Big Combination CONTROL MANY RICH FIELDS State to Try to Regain Possession of Rich i Oil Lands
PSEUOO DETECTIVES WEREJOOTPADS Two Men Held lip on Alameda Street
HAY WILL ASK FOR FISH HATCHERIES Wants to Confer With Canada on the Salmon Pn6position
STRONG MEN HELPLESSLY SEE SHRIEKING WOMEN AND CHILDREN OF THE ILL-FATED CLALLAM PERISH IN THE TURBULENT SEAS
Charles Bennett, a Passenger, States That a Misunderstanding Over Signals Between Tug and Steamer Resulted * in Unnecessary Loss of Many Lives
I * -> -j-;* ❖•>❖ •> ; t CLALLAM WAS It MARKED SHIP ||
EVERY WOMAN HUD CHILJJ DROWNED' Willing Men Unable to Rendtr Assistance DRAMATIC INCIDENTS OF SHIP DISASTER Steamer Clallan Goes Down in Puget Sound and Half a Hundred Lives Lost—Survivors Blame Tug fori Refuting Assistance
CHARLES FOSTER, ONCE GOVERNOR OP OHIO, DEAD
HUNTERS MIKE GHASTLY FIND Believe That Skeleton Is James Dunham's
Not Insane
Overheard at the tiame
POPE ADDRESSES CAPITALAND LABOR Church Teachings Reduced to 19 Prectpts URGES MEN TO PEACE, EMPLOYERS TO JUSTICE Instructions Second in Importance Only to Pope Leo's Famous Encyclical—Catholic Writers Asked to Use Moderation in Their Work
SHOT HIS ENEMY OVER A MINING SUIT Alurder on a Passenger Train Near Newcastle
TRAINMEN RESPONSIBLE FOR ROCK ISLAND WRECK Superintendent (iruber Says They Had Disregarded Orders
RIO GRANDE TRAIN COLLIDES WITH ENGINE Fireman Burns Killed and Engineer Is Injured
Undelivered Telegrams
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL few People Know How Useful It is in Preserving Hea th and Beaaly
PARISIAN BANK SUSPENDS Count Kenaud, a Director, Disappears at the Same Time
Iron Company Bankrupt
HAM DEIS CANDIDATE STORK Olney Endorsed by I'emocrats of Massachusetts
THE HERALD'S RAILROADQUIDE
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EXAMINATION OF DETECTIVES FOR CHOISSER KILLING BEGINS
CHAFFEE TAKES COMMAND OF ADM) General Gillespie in Line for Snprtme Command
Russian Display at St. Louis
Boers Return From India
WILLIAM'S GIFT CAUSES ATTACK Anti-Americans Criticize Lack of Action
TEST TEMPERATURE OF SAN DIEGO BAY
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SENATOR SMOOT MAKES DEFENSE Denies All of the Charges Against Him HAS ONLY ONE WIFE AND IS TRUE TO HER Declares That Polygamy Is Not Practiced in Utah and That He Is Competent to Assist in Making Laws of the United States
RADIUM MAY BE AN INTERNAL REMEDY E 'm,., Belief Advanced by a New York Physician
FIRM FRIEND OF TARKIO COLLEGE IS DAVID RANKIN
NEW STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING THREATENED New York Messenger Boy Overcome by Smoke
THEY WANT $50,000 FOR DEATH OF THEIR FATHER Remarkable Suit in Stockton Arising Out of Shooting Affray
Voorhies Appointed Trustee
Immigration at San Francisco
CANAL TREATY IS BEING CONSIDERED General Reyes Resigns His Mission HE SAYS HE WILL LEAVE WASHINGTON Colombian Envoy Sends a Message to His People Saying TJiere Is No Hope of Securing Satisfactory Settlement, but Offers No Advice
LEGAL BATTLE OVER SHARES OF COMPANY Canal Litigation Will Involve Right to Sell Franchise
WILL INVESTIGATE CARRYING FACILITIES Canadians Seek to Know Why American Railroads Succeed
ARMENIAN TROUBLES CAUSE UNEASINESS Recurrence of Massacre of 1894 Is Feared in Some Cities
Kipling Favors Drilling
ZACK BOOTH REMOVED TO PHOENIX FOR SAFE KEEPING
PHOENIX AND EASTERN COMPLETE TO FLORENCE
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BRILLIANT AUDIENCE PAYS PATH • MAI TRIBUTE AT ■ HER LAST FAREWELL
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Ml OWNERS REFUSE TO PAY Costly Military Operations at Cripple Creek VAGRANT PROCLAMATION NO LONGER IN FORCE Campaign of Military Forces in Colorado Has Already Cost the Mine Owners Half a Million Dollars—Soldiers Will Be Withdrawn Soon
"Mother" Jones in Hospital
Joliet Steel .Mills Resume Work
KEEL OF THE NEW TRAINING SHIP LAID .Mare Island Intends to .Make a Record on the Vessel
CLUB OFFERS FOR THE COMING PRIZE FIGHT No Decision Yet for Locating Corbett* Rritt Mill
3URT PLANS EXTENDED TRIP FOR PLEASURE No Truth in the Chicago and Northwestern Story
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR VENTURA BANK BUILDING
Offers to Give City Valuable Collection of Spanish Books
POPE WILL NOT RECEIVE LOUBET fiesents French Attitude Toward Church
aldcck-Rousseau's Illness
TBI TO ARRANGE TRACKAGE DEAL 0. K. and >;. and Northern Pacific Officials Bust
MRS, HICK SOON TO BE FREE Exact Date of Release Not Yet Fixed
ABBE BRIIGEVEDDE IS A DREYFUSARD Tells His Reasons to a Lyons Journal
DECLARE "TRUCK STORE LAW" UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Will Register Births and Deaths
MASSIVE GATES BARRED IRE WAV Important Discovery in Iroquois Case EVEN FIREMEN COULD NOT BATTER THEM DOWN Inspector Fulkerson Has Important Evidence Showing Why Many Lives Were Lost—More Victims Pass Away in the Hospitals
Two Previous Fires
ASPHALTUM RATES TO EAST REDUCED
GENERAL GORDON SUCCUMBS AT HIS HOME IN FLORIDA
No Decision Yet
BRILLIANT AUDIENCE Who Were There and What Thsy Wore
BENSON'S BAIL BOND MAY B£ FORFEITED Arguments Heard in Washington Befor United States Commissioner
MORE APPROPRIATIONS FORJA/EATHER BUREAU Willis Moore Tells How Service Can Be Made More Effective
Will Immortalize Themselves
Oklahoma Bank in Trouble
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mum of ie IS REGENERATED Formerly Vienna Buffet Now Coffee Club CHANGE FROM NOTORIOUS DEN ON COURT STREET Place Where Painted Women Used to Recort Has Now Become a Respectable Lunch Counter and creation Room—Plans Made
SENATORS ARE. FURNISHED WITH WOOD TESTIMONY •Secretary Root Refuted the Evidence That Wood Missed San Juan
FOLLOWED IN CARRIE NATION'S FOOTSTEPS Woman Attacks Picture in Kansas State House
MAJOR GOE'S SENTENCE REMITTED BY FUNSTON
DUGDALE BUYS A PARK AT SEATTLE
rIINESE RATIFY THE AMERICAN TREATY
DEATHS OF THE DAY James W. Sweelcy
Benjamin I'. Packard
JAPAN SENDS NEW NOTE TO RUSSIA Demands Answer Within Given Number of Days
RUSSIAN SQUADRON AWAITING JAPANESE New Ships Sail From Genoa for an Unknown Destination
FRANCE CLAIMS TO FEEL MORE HOPEFUL Japan Said to Have Gained Her Main Points
Military Activity Suspended
Buying Plenty of Meat
China to Remain Neutral
Russian Ships Return
Do Not Want Intervention
Many Japanese Going Home
Cruisers for Far East
ANTHONV DIVORCE DECREESET ASIDE Decree Places Doctor in a Quandary
SWEEPING CHANGES AT FOLSOM PRISON Some Guards Resign and Others Are Dismissed
Civilized
BRYAN IS BACK 10 NATIVE LAM Comments on European Idiosyncrasies OTHER NATIONS HAVE LIBERAL DEMOCRACY Returning to American Shores, the Traveler Relates the Pleasantries of His Journey Abroad, and Tells of Other Forms of Government
Nothing Left
CHINA SIGNS COMMERCIAL TREATY Will Hurry Preparations for Exchange CONSULS WILL SOON START FOR THE ORIENT No Difficulty Anticipated in Opening Mukden and Antung to American Ships, Which Will Soon Clear From Interior Manchurian Ports
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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SAN DIEGO CLAIMS DISCRIMINATION Shipment Refused by Railroad Company
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X p w© ;
iPasadena
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Social Notes
Symposia Club
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Adams-Weston
Sorority Party
G. T. Whist Club
American-Indo Restoration League
Birthday Party
From Occidental to Berkeley
Sunshine Society
Surprise Party
Jolly Twelve Whl*t Club
Leonardus Club
Parker. Woodyard
California Child Study Circle
Social Notes
FROM SUBURBAN POINTS
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A CLOUDED PROSPECT
RIVER AND HARBOR BILL
DRIGGS AND DIETRICH
TO SALT LAKE THIS YEAR
A PETTY STEAL
THE CAMINO REAL
£nt»riwim'ng /A* Jfing
Convict's Discovery
Not to His Liking
Chimmi* Madden Stones
TJhe World's jCiterart/ Output
ZtA» Sraaiest 32rtctg»
Henry's Modest Part
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NEWS OF ClfY 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
BAND CONCERTS
CHURCH MUSIC
AROUND THE TOWN
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF PRIVATE DETECTIVE.
TONTO BASIN CONTRACT GOES TO LOCAL MEN
PERSONAL
Joseph Maier Better
Burglary Reported
C. B. C. Concert
HOTEL ARRIVALS
COWMEN FLEE TO MOID ISSUE Do Not Care to Vote on Brick Contract FIGHT BETWEEN BANKERS AND THE POLITICIANS Controversy Over Award of Contract for Sewer Brick Frightens Councilmen From the City—The War May Cause Rejection of All Bids
Sold Watered Milk
ME SENDS IT FREE TO MEN The rtlUwlHl Letter From a Washing Ma. chine Manufacturer Speaks for 1; salr
NEW CLOTHING STORE J. Hansel Wood Comes From Waco, Tex., to Enter Los Angeles Field
Died of Typhoid
PILES Cured Quickly and Without Pain
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MUSI BE ABLE TO "SHOW THEM" Authorities Developing Curiosity GET RICH QUICK GAME IS WATCHED Postal Authorities Are Said to Be Quietly Investigating Some Local Investment Concerns Whose Promises Are a Little Too Glittering
EXHIBITS BEING REMOVED Chamber of Commerce Preparing to Occupy New Quarters
NEW CORPORATIONS
Much-Wanted Bank Note Is Possessed by Local Man
SPOTLESS TOWN IN TOURIST TIME Realty Board Is Doing Beroic Work
CASINO J0 REOPEN Will Be Open to the Public by January 16
IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION Belmont Heights People Discuss Important Matters
AGED DETECTIVE SERIOUSLY ILL (r. E. Gard Stricken With Typhoid Pneumonia
HEAVY CLOUDS BUT NO RAIN Weather Bureau Predictions Give Little Hope of Downpour
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CHINESE DENS THE RAIDED Police Piling up Evidence Against Celestials MATHEWS PREPARING FOfl WARM CRUSADE Raids Will Be Followed by Suits. The Authorities Have Reason to Believe Chinamen Have Been Responsible for Certain Burglaries
Cathedral in Dangerous Condition
WILL BE KIND TO BOYS AMD GIRLS IH THE NEW HOME OF DETENTION
WANTS $2000 DAMAGES San Bernardino Man Sues the Edison Electric Company
RICH MEN ARE NOT ALL HAPPY Crsssus, Klst sfLldla, Had Trestles sf His Own, and Titers Are Others
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SEEK TO AMEND tin CHARTER Favor Appointment ot a Special Committee PROVISIONS THAT MAY GO BEFORt THE PEOPLE Movement to Secure Appointment of Commission to Revise City Charter—Demand for Public Works Commission and Purchasing Agent
SANTA MONICANS WIN HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE First Prize warded to Miss Harrison by Judges at Long; Beach
The Conquering Hero
So He Had Two Winner*
MAN AND AUTO UTTERLf VANISH C. L. Caldwell Cannot Be Found HE HAS BEEN MISSING SINCE LAST TUESDAY NIGHT Started for Home and Has Not Been Seen Since—Wife and Family Are Frantic—Home Is on a Ranch Near Compton—No Clues Discovered
American Athletes Irishmen
No Doubt of It
He Is the Limit
WOMEN BACK IN BALIERINO CRIBS Renewed Activity Wakes Little Paree NEW DISTRICT EAST OF ALAMEDA STREET During Captain Auble's Absence Fires in Red Light District Are Rekindled—City Attorney Says There i Will Be More Prosecutions
Gone at Last; a Forecast of Future
Real Mean of Him I . . , :..1« ~-r.ulH Viurrv UP.
THE TEST OF SKILL AND ITS CONVINCING PROOF THE JOYFUL TESTIMONIALS OF RAMA'S GRATEFUL PATIENTS People Thronging From All Parts of the Country to See Thi. WnnrWftil Mnn and All Go Away Satisfied
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FIVE FAVORITES WIN AT ASCOT Limber Jim Falls and Is Shot WARTE NICHT WINS CATALINA HANDICAP .1. Louis Wins Jockcy Honors, Mak> ing Two Races Out of Three Starts. Chub Proves His Quality in the Fifth Race
TIPS ON THE COURSING How the Dogs Size Up for the Two Events of Today
HERALD'S FORM CHART
SUCCESS OF BIG MEjT ASSURED Pomona College Plans for Athlttic Events
WASHINGTON'S PORTRAIT IN ANJNGLISH PALACE Duke of Wellington Honored the First American President
First Lesson r
And the Elevator Dropped
MAKE BIG HAUL ATJAH PEDRO Schools of Fisli Provide Fine Sport
GAME LACKED SNAP Santa Barbarans Disgusted at Quality of Ball Played
MEMORIAL LIBRARY DONATED TO CHICAGO Mrs. T. B. Blackstone AUkcs a Valuable Present
KANSAS CITY GAINS IMPORTANT DECISION Still Holds Title to $1,000,000 Worth of Land
JENNINGS COLORS FLY JO_VICTORY Arcftdt Wins Follansbte Handicap
Racing at New Orleans
Ball (lame Today
VAULT'S CUP FOR AUTO RACES Two Hundred Mil# Tist Is Proposed
RING AND PADDOCK GOSSIP AT ASCOT
Senator Spooner's Story
LOS ANGELES WINS FIRSTJE GAMES Eugents Take a Tumble in Bowling Tourney
Both Apt and Witty
A Wager Lost
Buncoed
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CONFESSED TO FIVE BURGLARIES Whittier Boys Operatt at Ocean Park ARRESTED IN CAMP AT SANTA MONICA Officers Discover a Large Quantity of Stolen Qoods, Including Groceries and Hardware, With Which the Boys Had Provisioned Their Tent
ARMY LASSIE IS DEEPLY MOURNED Friends AtUnd Funeral of N«llie Truelove
TO CURE A COUGH IN ONE DAY
Nothing New Under the Sun
M'LAURIN HOPES FOR SETTLEMENT Creditors Now Demand Reparation HALL SUSTAINS HUGE LOSS THROUGH FERTILIZER FRAUD Meeting of Those Interested Is Held, but McLaurin Is Still Unable to Tell What Has Become of Money From Banks and Sales
Will Attend Muir Funeral
REMAINS WILL BE INTERRED TODAY Many Will Attend Muir Funtral
REV. A. HOGELAND DEPARTS Curfew Reform Advocate Returns to Hastern Home
TWO BOYS HOMES MAY CONSOLIDATE Talk of Newsboys' Hom« Joining McKinlty's
Tie ME AFTEfI THE FRUIT PESTS Horticultural Inspectors Discuss Remedies
TRIAL TOO SUDDEN Marque/ Was Swiftly Convicted at Covina
Noon Prayer Meetings
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS FOR WATERPRESEfiVATIOti SAN BERNARDINO RANCHERS WILL ORGANIZE Suits Will Bo Brought Against Riverside Parties, Whose Wells They Claim Are Draining Artesian Belt
CATTLE _MEN PROTEST Ask Chamber of Commerce' to Recall Indorsement of Forest Reserve
WEDDING AT IMPERIAL Miss Daisy Grove Becomes Bride of W. D. Garry
ELSINOjFIE LOOKS FOR RAIN North Wind Storm Over and Clouds Gathering <
GAS FOR CITY LIGHTING Los Angeles Lighting; Company Will Enter Alhambra Field
BOUND AND ROBBED Brakebeam Tourist Claims He Was Robbed by Fellow Traveler
Hofd Joint Installation
Entertained King's Daughters
Bloomington Store Looted
RIVERSIDE ASKS CHARTER COMMITTEE AND CITIZENS WILL WORK TOGETHER Polo Game Not Finished Because of an Accident to One of the Players. General News
ARRESTED FOR CRUELTY Santa Ana Teamster Says He Was Merely Breaking a Bronco
JOINT INSTALLATION Ontario Post (j. A. R. and Woman's Relief Corps Combine
LARGE SALE OF OLIVES The Corona Electric Company Begins Supplying Power
LEE-RAMSAUR Pretty High-Noon Wedding Occurs at Downey
Tropico Personals
Scarcity of Orange Cars
DEATH OF W. LATHAM Victim of Disease Contracted During Spanish-American War
LOMA LINDA NEWS
RAILROAD NOTES
Timely Investment*
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Settling Eppinger Litigation
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CHOICE PROPERTY CHANGES HANDS Business Street. Frontages in Demand VALUES ARE GREATLY ENHANCED OVER LAST YEAR Era of Improvement Is Noted on the Leading Streets South of Seventh. Paving of Grand Avenue Among the Notable Features—Many Deals
FFONTAGE VALUES BASED ON EXPANSION
JANUARY SETS IHE USUAL PACE Construction of Buildings Most Active
DEMAND FOR RANCHES GROWS Available Property Finds Ready Buyers POPULARITY OF THIS CLASS OF INVESTMENT INCREASES General Improvement News That Shows the Steady Expansion of ! Southern California—Electric Con« ' nections, Etc., Among Features
ELY SI AN PARK AFFORDS SAFE REFUGE FOR CRIMINALS OF VARIOUS DEGREES WHO MAKE THIS CITY A WINTER RESORT
THE AMERICAN CLAIMANTS EXPRESS DISSATISFACTION
Beacon Street Investment
Lots for Investment
'HE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
3IRTHS _ _
DEATHS
DIED
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FRATERNAL NEWS ROYAL ARCANUM
COLUMBIA RKBIiKAM LODtiE
K. O. T. M.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
COURT OF HONOR
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TONS OF ASPHALT ARE NOW STORED No Market For the Product is Reported MANIPULATION IS CAUSE FOR THIS CONDITION Standard Oil Closes Operations in the McKittrick Field—Amicable Relations v-ith Southern Pacific Resumed—Leads in Production
THE EDITORS OF THE SUPAO Life of "We" in China Seems Far From One Grand, Sweet Song
Genuine Nobleman
Crippled Poetry
$100 Reward, $100.
DOUBLE SILVER WEDDING Irt PRESENCE OF FOUR JOYOUS GENERATIONS
B. S. NEWLAND General Superintendent and Manager of the Mutual Loan & Investment Company of Los Angeles, Cal.
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NEWS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD GOOD DAY FOR STOCKS
STOCKS MAKE SMALL ADVANCE Chterful Ton# ol Foreign Markets ail Aid
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record
WEEKLY BANK REPORT
LONG SUPPORTS WHEAT
Cotton and Wool
Live Stock Market
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
Sugar and Cofiee
Wheels Within Wheels
In Bohemia
POTATOES SHOW AN ADVANCING TENDENCY Kggs Rule Very Firm—Fish Scarce and Poultry Activc
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
Pacific Coast Trade
Peaches Rule Firm
All Metals Quiet
ORANGE TRADE DISRUPTED BY SEVERE WEATHER. NEW YORK DEALERS DIVIDED BY FEW DAILY SALES
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCK EXCHANGE
San Francisco Mining Stocks
Northern Oil Stocks
Credit lialanccs
MARINE REPORT-JAN. 9
Not Genuine
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Schools
At the University
Los Angeles High School
Occidental College
State Normal School
AMONG COLORED CITIZENS
CHURCH CALENDAR
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.Anr- I' ■FTTPHIBM ■ !■■ 111 — Z- N
Srtertroom Sosstp
Zj/ns 1(/csk's Z73t//s
"&ho ffiuriesque Circus
jCeeiurc on Sweden
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Music
jCocat 7/oios
jfccctor $$er/toz
Stray Chords
I' Tjwet/fh Tfiffh' nt Cumr.ook
POWIR fOR ENURE COUNTRY
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I CHATS ABOUT WOMEN ! AND WOMEN'S CLUBS f
THE ELEPHANT ON THE ROAD Darkies in the South Watch to See Him Trip on his Trunk
A (jood Customer
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OUT ®F TOWN SOCIETY |
SOFT, GLOSSY HAIR It Can Only Be Had Where There is No Dandruff
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Are AH Our Theaters Safe?
Herbert- Spencen--Am Appreciative,
A Less©in aim Optimism
Chard
Fruit Agency Auction
Fuel Value of Eucalyptus
Begin to Like the Pomelo
Apples Hinder Orange Sales
Some California Products
The California Cultivator
Increase of Scutellista
I Orchard * +4- •> <> <• •!* •> v i+w •> ❖ •:* •> v
Arizona Oranges
KoeJinx's Success With Figs
ORCHARD PESTS And the Means Provided for Subdu-i in jj Them
I Raisins Turkeys
A Handy Farm Truck
It Makes a Difference
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Books
Poems
"Socratcs"
"Robin Hood—h*is Book"
"A Checked Love Affair"
"The Trlfler"
"A Country Boy"
"Miladi"
•'/My Favorite Bookshelf'
"On the Road to Arcady"
"Little Lady Marjorie"
"Drawing Room Plays"
''The Story of the Gravelys"
More "Little Pilgrimages"
"The Reign of Queen Isyl"
"The Way to the West"
"Selected Readings"
Literary Notes
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SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES I
EASTERN STAR
INDEPENDENT FORESTERS
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD
RATHBONE SISTERS
UNITED WORKMEN
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Los Angeles Herald (Los Angeles, Calif. : 1900)
Masthead
The World's
MARRIAGE
-Tc Worlds Fair Nearly Ready to Open Its Gates a: 7C
V- If c I CAN wo MAN ■ir-IMOST ['() 1111 I i EUEOFC
Women and Golf
/-•> MENET £EENAED in EqoM i
Avoiding the Rush
f! Mate Clyde Hh jk ft Explains How Old Style Ng -'1 j mH Garments May Be Made Available J- A Legal Trick Which Was a. Boomerang j
The Way Out
Useful Acquaintance
Useless Friends
Home Trimmed Hats
A Legal Boomerang
Sorry He Spoke
Pas s i of the Mary, who S ocli Wicked meson,
Mrs. Adna R, Chaffee, First Lady of the Army Circle
Office Boy's Lesson
Fined Their Stomachs
Switzerland
The Mirror
The Beauty Quest
Wail From Trance
The Young Folks' Corner Animal Fables and Puzzles
What Pigs Taught
A Remarkable Timepiece
A Remedy Suggested
THE PRIZE WINNER
Why They Are Vegetarians
An Exciting Adventufe A Visit to Ocean's Depths
THE KAISER'S ONLY DAUGHTER
The Lost Baby
A PRIZE FOR GOOD GUESSERS
Prize Stories Written by The Heralds Young Folks
IN THE FARMYARD By Lillian Schalwitz—Class B —Aged 12 Years
MY KITTY By Alice Haley—Class C—Aged 9 Years
Acknowledgements
Such an Awful Jolt
Not Tragic
Possible Wonder
HEALTH HINTS Suggestions for the Care of Body and Brain
English Humor
Discovered
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BUTTER BROWN (]EIS kSqME meat from the BVTCHER, •SOME DOG-S C£T THE MEAT FROli BUTTER, CcQOD I GOODNEJVT KNOVAJ" WHO Cers IT FROM THE DOC J WHO Crtßej – Bi/JTEK, BROVN i 'i"i ■
THE UPSIDE DOWNS or LITTLE LADY IMKINS AND OLD MAN MUFFAROO THEY FIND THAT THERE IS NOT ALWAYS PLENTY OF ROOM AT THE TOP OF A LADDER.
/SWJFTY) HIS WONDERFUL DBtAM/
(MTIZCN FIXIT ITIISTOTOIIE WSUL ©IF A WSmmm. EfIITIFDOTILSE
TOMMY" DODD TAKERS' POLLY DOVN ST/ARS.
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