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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 117, 24 January 1904
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BURTON IS ACCUSED Of A BRIBERY Charged With Using Office for Gain of Client SENATOR MAKES DIRECT DENIAL Indictment Charges Him With Taking Money in Public Affair
THE MORNING'S NEWS j
FOUNDERED DURING ft DENSE FUG Schooner Augustus Hunt Sinks Off Long Island EIGHT LIVES ARE LOST Heavy Seas and the Fog* Hinder Work ot Life Saving Crew
EASTERN TEMPERATURES
WATER ROSE SEVEN FEET IN AN HOUR Disastrous Flood at Philadelphia Yesterday TWENTY-SEVEN WHARVES LOST Passengers en a Train Saved by Men in Skills
TALK PEACE BUT GO ON WITH THEIR PREPARATIONS FOR WAR
ARMED WITH HEMP MEN GO AFTER SEVEN FUGITIVES | Husband Is Forced to Witness a Brutal j . Attack on His Defenseless Wife
TO DISCUSS THE WHITE PLAGUE Baltimore Holds First Meeting of Kind
ST. LAWRENCE GULF IS A MASS OF ICE
EMTHmiCKS ST LOS ALAMOS Temblors Frighten the Inhabitants
PROVIDING MONEY FOR URGENT DEFICIENCIES
HANDBOOK SYNDICATE GUI S OUT PLAYING ON ASCOT RACE COURSE
TO ELABORATE PEASANT LAWS ■ —~~ Russian Internal Planj Claims All Eyes
LABOR UNIONS PLAN TO ESTABLISH THEIR OWN SAVINGS BANK
Japan's Stringent Measures
Pcace or War Soon
CHINA ASSURED OFJSSISTANCE Powtrs Will Not Allow Partition JAPAN AND RUSSIA STILL PREPARING Tht Czar Mobilizing Troops on the Black Sm—Stringent Naval Regulations—Korea Announces That SIM Will Remain Neutral
Must Consider Russia
Japan Intensely Anxious
Want Chinese Iron
Korea to Be Neutral
Cruisers Reach Subig Bay
France Hears News
Alaska's Exihibit
Three Greeks Killed
GOTHAM SOCIETY COUPLEREUNITED "It's All Right Now*' Says Mrs. Neilsen
TRYING TO PROVE BLYDENBURG'S MOTIVE Proved to Have Married His Wife for Her Money
GERMAN FORCE FIGHTS ITS WAY TO SAFETY Rebels Destroy Railroad for Distance of Twenty-Five Miles
LIEUTENANT C. FLAKE KILLED BY MOROS Lieutenant Roberts and Private Foy Are Wounded
James Clark
Jury Disagrees
HEATED DEBUTE It PMMETING Convention Believes in Freedom of Press
• «■» THREE TIMES AFIRE WITHIN TWO WEEKS Misfortune Pursues the Grand Palace Hotel, Chicago
Bankruptcy Petitions
Skinner Expedition
Brownlow Renominated
BRYAN WILL BRING FORWARD A DARK HORSE , FOR NEW STAMPEDE
TURKISH PRIME MINISTER IS IN SAN FRANCISCO Has Seven Months' Leave oif Absence to Get Enlightened
THE HERALD'S RAILROADGUIDE
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ROBINSON ON THE Ulttfl MRSWPj Say# War Department Is Rainbow Chaser ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL PUT UNDER FIRE In Response to a Query, Mr. Hitchcock Explains That Our Army Is the Most Expensive in the World Bccause Soldiers Are Best Paid
ATTEMPTS MURDER AND COMMITS SUICIDE Mad Deed of Intemperate New York Lithographer
BROADWAY DRY GOODS FjRMS BURNED OUT Early Morning New York Fire Causes a Loss of $250,000
MARIE E. JONES FOUND GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER
HARRISBURG SUFFERS FROM A WATER FAMINE
Fire in Twenty-Story Masonic Temple in Chicago Causes Panic Among Occupants
That No lives Were Lost Is Due to the Bravery of the Elevator Men, Who Remained at Their Posts
NATIVE SOUS MM GOTOOT. LOUIS Plan for Big Parade at Exposition
DECKER IS PROMOTED T0 GENERAL AGENCY Southern Pacific Changes in the Passenger Department
FREIGHT TRAIN IS THROWN FROM TRACK Wrcck Near San Miguel Delays Traffic
RUMOR THAT POPE WILL RETIRE IS PERSISTENT
DIAMOND THIEF BEHINDTHE BUBS Cleverly Captured by the Minneapolis Police MANY GEMS IN – HIS POSSESSION Poses as a Bellboy and Robs Rooms of Quests—Stole Ten Thousand Dollars' Worth Precious Stones in San Francisco
OPENING OF STUDENTS' CONGRESS IN ROME Held for Purpose of Discussing Moral and Religious Questtons
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL Tew People Know How Useful It is in Preserving Health aid Beauty
SECRETARY OF THE NATIVE SOUS IS DEFAULTER
Henry Lunstedt Found to Be $7000 Short in His Accounts
RADIUM MINE IS FOUND IN TEXAS
DEATHS OF THE DAY
YOU WILL BE ALL SMILES AGAIN ' Forfet Your Stomach and You'll j Have a Santa Clau* Fate
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CAPTAIN GIVEN KNOCKOUJ DROPS Strange Tile of English Ship Waster FOLLOWS VESSEL AROUND WORLD Loses Consciousness in New York and Wakes Up in Boston—Now in Portland Ready to Sail for the Orient. A <Ylo*t Peculiar Story
AUSTINS FIND MEAU LUXURY Importation of American 4rticl§ Demanded
FRENCH SHIP HAS AN EVENTFUL VOYAGE Boncchamp Braves Furious Storms in Nine Months' Trip
BANK CASHIER IS IN JAIL AT CLEVELAND George A. Rose of Produce Exchange Bank Charged With Big Shortage
Mis» Lawrence Free
TO HELP PEOPLE 001JF SLUMS Great Schema of Chicago Millionaires POOR OF CITIES TO BE COLONIZED IN COUNTRY Organization of Philanthropic Work Is Now Being Perfected at a Cost | of $50,000—Prominent Women Figure in the Movement
DIES WHILE ESCORTING HER HUSBAND'S BODY The Strange Case of a San Francisco 'Woman
135,000 CATHOLICS 111 SEEOFMOITEREY Statistics as Compiled by Wiltsius Directory
INQUEST OVER REMAINS OF BLAISE SET FOR TUESDAY The Following Day Socder Will Be Examined for the Murder * '
flllßMilY II ■10 ' HIM The Power of Radium to Make Old Men Young, to Make Weak Men Strong and All Men Vigorous
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COMPLAINTS GO IB WD JURY Chicago Coroner's Jury Finishes Work SEVENTEEN MEN UNDER SCRUTINY Fire Chief, Himsalf Under Investigation, Places Responsibility on the Builders end Managers—Relatives of Victims Discuss a Memorial
DEPOS'TION TAKING IN FAIR WILL CASE
NEW MEXICO HOTEL DESTROYED BY FIRE Quests Jumped From Windows and Fied in Night Clothes .
PRESCOTT OPPOSED TO • JOINT STATEHOOD IDEA Unanimous Sentiment Expressed at a Meeting of Yavapai Club
MRS. BECHTEL INNOCENT OF DAUGHTER'S MURDER
HUTCHINSON IS ELECTED LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN
IRWIN HASSELL'S DEBUT AS PIANIST IN BERLIN
Coinage Act Discussion Closes
Smokers May Enjoy Weed in Freedom on Either End of Street Cars of This City Railroad Officials Believe the Majority of Patrons Prefer Present Arrangement, but W. C. T. U.Will Continue Crusade
SMOOT INQUIRY TO BE RESUMED Senate Committee Desires More Evidence
BIG GOLD STRIKE . 7 IN ARIZONA Rich Ledge Uncovered in Santa Rosa District
LOSES LIFE IN A I MOUNTAIN FIRE Man Burned to Death Near Town of Bardsdale
Unknown Man Killed
CREDITORS ARE PAIDJN FULL Patronsof Defunctßucket Shop Reimbursed HEAVY LOSS FALLS ON THE CONCERN'S STOCKHOLDERS i Manager Stratton Explains Details of Failure but Refuses to Divulge Fu! ture Plans—Some Patrons Dissatisfied on Account of Sudden Closing
! AUSTRALIAN NEWSPAPERMAN Will Make Los Angeles Well Known in the Antipodes
ILLINOIS SENATOR SERGEANT AT ARMS Sic Receives His Credentials From Mark Hanna
MARINE REPORT-JAN. 23
CHAMPIONS HIS SOnjlMfflEß Oltl Grijalva Justifies Killing REMARKABLE FEATURE OF THE IN6LEWOOD MURDER Father of Murdered Man Declares the Defendant Can Prove His Innocence—Examination of Priaon'er Is Set for Monday Morning
WILSON TALKS ON MKANISM National Character Little Understood Abroad
PANAMA PAPERS MAY BE MISSING Democratic Senators Want Light on the Subject
GERMANS RIDICULE THE STANDARD OIL COMPETITOR
FINANCIAL LEGISLATION WILL NOT COME UP
RUNAWAY TRAIN – KILLS TWO MEN Fatal Accident Near Field, British Columbia
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS ARE EXPERTS I* MOUNTAIN LORE Addresses by Hon. T. P. Lukens and Mrs. Jones INTERESTING MEETING OF SHAKESPEARE CLUB Unusually Large Audience Turns Out to the Shakespeare Club Meeting to Listen to Papers on "Mountains and Forests of California"
S. P. Engine Burned
Officials Examine Voting Machines
Tacky Party
Proud of His Aledals
G. Wharton James to Lecture
ATTACHED THE CASH S. J. Halderman Levies on $3000 of Grain and Stock Company
MONROVIA J-ARMERS' CLUB Authority on Horticulture Will Ad-, dress the Next Meeting
HONEY CROPJS SHORT Lack of Rain Makes Acton Production Less Than Three Cars
ElSinore Personals
URGE SUNDAY CLOSING ANAHEIM BUSINESS HOUSES FORM AGREEMENT Attention of Ministerial Union Will Now Be Directed to Closing of All Saloons on the Sabbath Day
BURNHAMJA/ILL FILED W. H. Burnham Is Sole Heir to an Estate Worth $100,000
CELEBRATE VICTORY Fullerton Incorporationists Make Big Demonstration
GOVERNMENT WILL INVESTIGATE DECAY OF CITRUS FRUITS
FIGHT WITH HIGHWAYMEN MASKED MEN ROB AND SHOOT JOSE CRUSE Mexican Resists Demands and He Is Struck With Bullet in Right Arm. Loses $20 and Suit of Clothes
HIGH SCHOOL PROJECT Important Matters Came Before Public Meeting at Alhambra
DEATH OF REV. HOLDBIDGE j Well-Known Evangelist Passes at Santa Monica
SCHOOL SITE SELECTED Corona Will Now Vote $25,000 for a New High School Building
Ocean Park Briefs
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TUFT RESCUES SMHMICISCO But Proceeds at Once to Washington TALKS OF THE FAR EASTERN SITUATION Concerning Philippines He Snys Period of Railroad Building Is Coming and th*. Peopic of the Islands Want American Capital Introduced
GREAT ECHOES – ■ . I*l Many Places Sounds Reverberate in Most Wonderful Manner
NUMBER ON PAPER MONEY How to Tell Without Seeing the Figures if It Is Odd or Even
Measuring Brides
Frederick Warde Is Satisfied Shakespeare Is Well Worth While Vehemently Defends Immortal Bard From Assault
TUBERCULOSIS IN HEISfS University Professor Says the Disease Is Prevalent on Ranches
THE LATEST CLUB OF WOMEN A New London Home for Self-Supporting Literary Workers
He Swore Off
A Yonker's Philosopher
If You Have These Symptoms Send f«r My Book
BELLE Of THE JUNGLE PARTY GOWNS TRIMMED . IN LACE BARK Some of the Favorite Ideas cf the Fashion Leaders in the Jungles of Central America
Theztcr Fire Headlines
Choice of a House Cat
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Society
!Pasadona
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Class Party
Cordary-LeSage
Entertained at Caf'ds
Mrs. Dunham Surprised
Tuesday Evening Whist Club
Eighth Anniversary
Surprise Party
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Reception to Pastor
Jolly Twelve Whist Club
Piano Recital
Tin Wedding:
Entertained Fraternity
Public Installation
Philolethca Club
Tallyho Party
Fraternity Dinner
Knights of Coiumbus Ball
Child Study Circle
Flinch Club
Silver Wedding
Normal School Dance
Ladies' Missionary Society
Michigan Society
At Home
Birthday Party
Valentine Dancing Party
Social Notes
FROM SUBURBAN FOOTS
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AMERICANS IN MINORITY
WAR EFFECT AT HOME
ELECTRIC FREIGHT TRAFFIC
JUSTICE CHAMBERS' DECISION
A BEGINNING MADE
Sntarast in ZPub/ic <Schoots
Pointed Paragraphs
The Moonshiner Mode
HAY MANTON'S HINTS
Chi mm 10 Madden Stories
Jesse (irant and the Queen
As It Happened
f TjAo tFoos of Ooaan ZJravet i
Reflections of a Bachelor
An Editor's Swan Sonjj
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HEWS OF Cin 111 BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY Biirbank—"The Lottery of Love." (jrand—"Down by the Sea." Broadway—Vaudeville. Orpheum—Vaudeville. Casino—"Whirl-I-Glg."
BAND CONCERTS
CHURCH MUSIC
AROUND THE TOWN
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
PERSONAL
HOTEL ARRIVALS
A CeiMTINLAL DRAG Th« Exact Term
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Police Detectives Charged With Killing of Choissers Leave the Court Free Men
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Junior High School Girls Organize Second Team to Further Basket Ball Interests
KID M'COY SAYS THAT HE IS INSOLVENT He Owes $25,246 and Mas $150 in Assets
Big Hauls of Pompano
ENTRIES FOR MONDAY
ENDEAVOR TO COMBINE CHURCHES First Presbyterians Who Withdrew Seek a Home
Y. M. C. A. Meet
Hurlbuts and Hurd's
COLLEGE BASKET BALLjCHEDULE Opening Game Between Collegiate and Ontario
SANTA BARBARANS DEFEAT LOS ANGELES PLAYERS
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EUGENES DEFEAT LOCAL BOWLERS IN FIVE GAMES
PRESIDENT PARDONS ARIZONA PUGILIST Ji k Bolan Will Not Serve Out His Term '
No Surplus
NO MORE GAMES II m FRANCISCO University Football to Be Played on Campus
LOOKING FOB PROPRIETOR Grand Op«ra House Com. pany Hard to .Reach
EXOTIC GARDEN The /Municipal Art League Wants It for Griffith Park
SAN DIEGO CLUB DEFEATS SANTA ANA The Winners Develop a Terrific Bat» ting Streak
MO STOCK IN MANY COMPANIES John A. Muir's Will in Court
MARGARET WEST RETURNS Justice Young Puts Her Bond at Five Thousand Dollars
HARNESS HORSES FURNISH SPORT Agricultural Park Mtet Attracts Society TROTTERS AND PACERS PUFF ON OLD TRACK Zealous, Three-Year-Old Brown Mare, Wins Two Out of Three Heats in a Spectacular Race With Older Horses—Many Ladies Attend
FIRE STARTED ROW
FREE RADIUM I TREATMENT All Literature and Samples free A Letter to Elderly Men and t< Weak Yenng Mei The Tower of Radium to Make Old Men Yoting, te Make Weak Men Strong and All Men Vigerons
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CORONADO BEACH STAKE IS WON BY HAVILAND IN REMARKABLY FINE RACE AT THE ASCOT PARK TRACK
WELCHER GOES INTO VOLUNTARY tNSQLVENCY Beat New York' Bookmakers Out of Forty Thousand Dollars
Business College Defeated
DAINTY WON THE LISSAKJHANDICAP Rac# Was Worth $8330 to Filly's Own«r
Results at New Orleans
RING AND PADDOCK GOSSIP AT ASCOT
HERALD'S FORM CHART
SNEAK THIEF ROBS PUGILIST CHOYNSKI
THE ZOTH CENTIHIY WONDER Cures That Rival Those of Two Thousand Years Ago Rama Comes to the Front With More Evidence of His Wonderful Power Over Disease • *• i Mr. J. Simpson's Tribute to Rama's Wonderftjl Skill
Rama Makes the Blind See Wm. V. Jehatoa, Billdtr aal Coatractor, 702 Soath Spring itrwt, R«stor«d to Sight After Several Years of Bliadness Not Sensational stories
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HUT GO OUT OHUSIIIESS Dim Future for Nuisance Abatement Bureau COUNCIL NEGLECTS TO APPROPRIATE MON£Y Seventy-Five Dollars a Month for Four Months Is Necessary to Sustain the Enterprise—Good of the Bureau Already Demonstrated
Stop at Paso Robles
BOARD ROOMS TO BEJDEMCATED Produce Exchange Keep Open House THURSDAY NEXT HUNDREDS OF GUESTS WILL TAKE PART Handsomely-Appointed Quarters on South Los Angeles Street to Be Befittingly Christened—Refresh' ments and a Good Smoke
A POPULAR LAMENT
OLD IN WANTS WIFMPPORT Henry Elliott Sues for $25 a Month
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REALTY VALUES WELLJUPPORTED Many Prominent Deals Are Closed BUSINESS PROPERTIES AND HANDSOME HOMES BOUGHT Vttlues Are Firm and Nothing Indicates a Possible Recession—Residences Are Secured—West Side Acreage Taken for Replatting
School Bonds Voted
FOUND IN_GOOD ORDER U S. Inspector of Hulls Concludes Inspection of Vessels
Series of Psychic Lectures
MAMMOTH DEPARTMENT STORE FOR A PROMINENT SOUTH BROADWAY CORNER Nearlu $30Q,000 Is Paid for Propertu That Will Cause Ihe Business Center to Shift
GREAT STRIDES IyUILDING January Is Approaching the Million Mark HUNDREDS OF HOMES ARE INCLUDED IN THE TOTAL A Bank Structure of Ornate Design Among the Permits Issued—Two Score of Frame Flatn Planned for Early Completion—Building Notes
A. W. RHODES, AFTER AH ACTIVE CAREER Itt REAL ESTATE MARKET, RETIRES Disposing of His Holdings, It Is His Intention Later to Engage in the Banking Business
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
3IRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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VETERAN OF THE CIVIL WAR WILL BE BURIED TODAY
WOULD BROADEN SCOPE OHOfiIVIAL | Important Matters for Consideration DR. THORPE OUTLINES GENERAL PRINCIPLES Suggests Introducing Culture Study and Lengthening Course From Two Years to Four—President Pierce's Successor
SEIBERT'S BIG ESTATE Leaves Portions to Many Women in Chicago and Michigan
BURNED HIS MILL Murray Says Fire Was Caused b,v Hot Rivets
Suspcctcd of Theft
HE TALKS AGAINST CATHOLIC RELIGION Exceptions Taken to an Alleged Ex-Monkv HE LECTURES AT AN EAST SIDE CHURCH H. A. Sullivan of Chicago Denounced by Catholics as an Impostor—He Is a Free Lance Lecturer and Is Exciting Comment
BELLBBY ACCUSED OF STEALING GEMS Local Youth Is Arrested tor Robbery
Arrested at the Angelus
TRANSFERS MUST WAIT AWHILE History 31 ay Now Repeat Itself jHOW PREVIOUS INQUIRY DROPPED WITHOUT ACTION jCommittee Made Report Favoring ! the Forcing of Spring Street Trans-I fers, and Nothing Further Was Accomplished by the City
CHURCH AND CLERGY
If you want to go Eaat C Haydock. i
WANT FREEDOM FOR PRISONER NEWTON BROWN
BIG TRUNK COMPANY MOVES Whitney-Woodling Trunk Co. Go to Larger Quarters
A Horse Apiece
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NEWS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD FEVERISH STOCK MARKET
MONEY NEVER SO PLENTIFUL Large Reserves Reported in New York
More Time Given
New York Stocks
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Financial Record j
WEEKLY BANK REPORT
WHEAT IN A FEW HANDS
j Pacific Coast Trade
GENERAL j-RUIT MARKETS
Sugar and Coffee
Eggs, Butter and Cheese
EGGS STILL CONTINUES Some Dealers Offer the Goods at Very Low Rates
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS)
FRUIT BUSINESS IS DULL IN NEW YORK ON ACCOUNT OF THE VERY COLD WEATHER
STOCK EXCHANGE ♦
Cotton and Wool
Live Stock Market
Coast Shipping
BEITER SERVICE HIS ONLY AIM M. H. Flint Talks ol His Plans
Fireman Loses His Badge
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REVIVAL MEETINGS CLOSE TONIGHT One Hundred Persons Join First M. E. Church .
REV. MR. MILLS ARRIVES WiH Speak Twice at Simpson Auditorium Today
LOMA LINDA NEWS
GIVEN STIFF SENTENCE Redlands Liquor Seller Fined $300 and Sent to Jail for 90 Days
"Sock Social" a Success
Becker Law and Collection Agency
Schools
State Normal School
Occidental College
St. Vincent's College
Commercial High School
Qirls' Collegiate
AMONG COLORED CITIZENS
TO CURE A COUGH IN ONE DAY Use Adams' Irish Moss Cough Balsam
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AT THE
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Music
Tfew aCi'szt 7/fonument
jCocat ffoioa Tl,« (1 – – A ll.A.'t
cStray Chords
Pleasant for John
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! CHATS ABOUT WOMEN • I AND WOMEN'S CLUBS V iSt-A A A A *£* A A A A JL. -V J. Jl A A -*■ A -*■ A -t- J. .♦ A A A A A
Nitrate of Soda
HEALTH HINTS Suggestions for the Care «f Boiy and Brai*
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1 ODI OF TOWN SOCIETY !
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Am American School of Music The Herald's Editorial Forum
Is Machiavellianism Comieg?
Repeal of Land Laws Advisable
"Old OofTOira Graham" on Speculation!
AND
Burbank's Fame
The Olive Industry
The (jreat Fruit State
Wages of Farm Labor
Marketing Live Stock
Emergency Remedies
Weather Signs Old and New
What Government Can Do
Points on Watering Horses
Raising Milch (mats
Texas Cattle Fever
►* VV V vw T VV V V V V V V Orchard
Poultry
Home Raised Turkey*
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Books
"Little Frcnch Masterpieces"
"The Spirit of Japan"
"Poems You Ought to Know"
"A Bunch of Roses"
"Cathedrals of Northern France"
"Rhymes From a Round-Up Camp"
"New Era in the Philippines"
"Famous Men of the* Old Testament"
"First of the Hoosiers"
"The Philippine Islands"
"The Great Optimist"
"Phyllis' Field Friends"
"Our Nation's Flag"
"Cynic's Calendar"
"Troubadour Tales"
"Dickens' London"
"The Moth Book"
Literary Notes
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SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES
WOODMEN OF WORLD
INDEPENDENT FORESTERS
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD
ODD FELLOWS
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
NATIVE DAUGHTERS
ROYAL ARCANUM
MACCABEES
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
MODERN WOODMEN
U. A. O. D.
ORAND FRATERNITY
FORESTERS OF AMERICA
RED MEN
LADY MACCABEES
To Reduce Fat
Deafness Cannet Be Cured
The Baiigt of Trie Nobility
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Los Angeles Herald (Los Angeles, Calif. : 1900)
Masthead
Psg jj Game' ■
MARRIAGE
jx A). Ring Hockey Is the Newest Qym Game for Girls x A
PICTURES OIJC, H OME") ofthe f ENGLISH POI 15
Game of Basket Ball at Berkeley
An Unflattered Likeness
The HOUISE Beautiful
The Directory
Studies of the Vernacular
lllK'True Home. — Mother'* Way
Sleeplessness
Chicken Maryland Style
home Entertainment
When Salt Is Useful
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)HIS& TXCUVTON
X Case of Cancer Absolutely Cured by Actinic Rays X X
How Theaters Are Being Made Safer
— The Boy Without a Mother
Fantastic Tricks of New Motion Pictures
The
The Beautv OtlCSt A A Carpentry as Physical Training
Answers to Correspondents
Signing Documents
Bed Hangings in Favor 1 kr.nn-lnn.a s.oln <n /lohintl
Reflections of a Bachclor
The Play in Philadelphia
The Young Folks' Corner
Her Lonesomencs3
The Indian Witchman
Tricking the Spirits
Presence of Mind
Who Owns the United States?
Prize Stories Written by The Herald's Young Folks
HONEY BEES
AN ADVENTURE
A SPELLING LESSON
Acknowledgments
Mede Coats for Her Turkeys
Discovered
Princess Victoria Louise
The Prize Winner
flies, aisle and parquet. A Song of Saturday
The "By and By" Child
IA PRIZE FOR GOOD GUESSERS
A Marrying Man
Ka.te Clyde Describes the Qualities tv Good Wife Should Possess—She Also Tells WKtt Sort of Husband She Should Prefer v
Temper That Cost Dear
The Lady and the—Man
Absent-Minded Kate
An Unconventional Call *
When They Insure /
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BUSTER BRoVN l, G E;tji VACCINATED
TtICUPSOCDOWNSOrUTTLELADY. LOVCKMS AND OLD MAN MUfFAROO • ITSM OtV -SHOES*
CITIZCN FIX IT
SWIFTY hIS WOMtERTULDSCAtt
helps his to/fe across the ice.
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