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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 215, 1 May 1904
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18 KILLED; 16 HURT IN WRECK ___ Exposition Special Crashes Into Freight OBDER WAS NEGLECTED . | Engineer Ran at High Speed to His Death
PITCHED BATTLE RAGING ON YALU Japanese Main Army in Russian Territory Has Skirmished Five Days and Will Strike Enemy Today
THE (MING'S NEWS
EASTERN
FOREIGN
COAST
LOCAL Col. JUHM TL TAnlraroVili
SAN FRANCISCO MAY M WALK Street Car Stride Seems Inevitable
MRS. BOUGHS' HUSBAND DEAD
UNION ORGANIZER IS TERRIBLY MALTREATED Now Lies in Precarious Condition at Salida, Colo.
SPANISH STEAMER IS SUNK AND THIRTEEN PERISH
WORLD'S FAIR GATES OPENED; ROOSEVELT BOOMS ATHLETICS
STATESMEN PAY TRIBUTE TO STONE AND WORLD'S GREATEST NEWS AGENCY
Parker's Nomination Certain
STRIKE IS DELAYING CHURCHMEN Conference Specials Are Held Up for Honrs NEEDLES YARDS ABE BLOCKED San Bernardino Men Are Beginning to Waver
WOMAN GIVEN LONG PRISON SENTENCE
RATIFIES BONDS FOR HIGH SCHOOL
Coast Coaling Station
GIRL WITNESSES' MEMORIES FAIL
ARIZONA TOWNS VOTE BONDS FOR ROAD To Build Freight Road From Phoenix to Tonto Dam Site
Lord Curzon Starts Hom<
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUID
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CONFERENCE LEADERS ARRIVE TO PREPARE FOR GREAT EVENT Moving Spirits ii. | * Methodist Church I Are in City | BISHOP FOSS IS LATE ARRIVAL j Will Be Master Mind in | Setting Forth Condi- | tions and Offering I Suggestions f
HE WRITES 210 WORDSJLMIIUTE Official Conference Stenographer Is Here
Cheaper Than Gasoline
BELL TESTS HIS TETRMOBAL RITE Aeroplane Soars Over Washington EXPERIMENT WAS NOT REGARDED SUCCESSFUL Professor Attempts to Demonstrate Discovery of the Secret of Aerial Navigation, but Air Currents Frustrate Plans—Explains His Work
PLAY POLO AT RIVERSIDE Angelenos Make Creditable Showing Against Their Opponents
Canadian Telegraphers Uneasy
PROMOTERS DINE ON NATIVE MENU Three Hundred and Fifty Participate STATE INTEREST COtf* BEFORE SECTIONAL AIMS Speakers Explained Resouro/ «nd Plans of Co-operation, and Article on the Table Was Typical of Some Portion of the State
STADARD SEIZES TEXAS OIL FIELD Controls 98 Per Cint of Producing Wells
Transport Sails
Where Moths Do Not Corrupt
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REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS | NOMINATE THEIR DELEGATES To Republican Assembly District Conventions LITTLE EXCITEMENT IS MANIFESTED DURING DAY Men Selected Who Will Determine Identity of Delegates to National Convention—State Convention May 18, Local Congressional May to
PROHIBITIONISTS NAME DELEGATES Convention Indorses the Federated Plan
FAITHFUL GATHER IN CONVENTION Municipal Ownership for These Democrats
Pledged to Pardee
Indorsed for Congress
Hearst Indorsed
Yuba City Delegates
COLORED REPUBLICANS MEET Indorse Roosevelt's Administration and Elect Officers
Went to War
Democrats Hold Tlieir Caucuses HEARST SUCCEEDS IN GETTING INDORSEMENTS Meetings Were Marked by Stormy Scenes and Complaint of Packing. Election for State Convention Will Be Held on Tuesday
convention at PASADENA QUIET Harmony Marks Meeting of Republicans RESOLUTIONS IN PRAISE OF ROOSEVELT ADOPTED Delegates to Sacramento Convention Instructed to Work for Nomination of Chief Executive—Democrats Hold Caucus
Wanted
Something New
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PRESIDENT PUTS POWER IN MOTION AT FAIR
CEREMONIOUS OPENING OF GREAT EXPOSITION
COMES HERE TO DIRECT WORK OF ARMY INDUSTRIAL HOME
PAYS MILLIONS 111 BOIUSTOJIULWW Wells-Fargo Affairs Are Probed
ILLINOIS SENDS FOR CJ. LOOMIS Prisoner Here Is Wanted in Pittsfield
Ends His Life
EMPLOYMENT FOR SIATEPRISOHERS Aim to Avoid Contest With Free Labor
$14,000 for a Foot
Governor Wright Indorsed
Will You Help a Sick Friend? Get My Book For film IMow
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HAS HONORABLE AMBITION TO SERVE STATE IN SENATE
BAIL IS DENIED A TOO ARDENT LYNCHER Mob Intended to Tar and Feather a Negro, but Cowan Shot Him
IRISH PROSPERITY IS DEAR TO KING EDWARD Visits Killarney and Assures People of His Deep Interest
MINE PROMOTER SAVED FROM EXTRADITION Was at Train With Detective When Habeas Corpus Papers Arrived
PRISONER COLLAPSED AT SENTENCE TO HANG George Suesser Falls Limply to His Seat at Fatal Words
COURT HOUSE BRIEFS
Chinaman to Hang July
IBM II KIDNEY 111 I II IK 11
Los Angeles Belives in Him Tremendous Crowds Throng the Offices of Dr. Rama, Asking for Treatment Because It Is Greater Than Any Other Treatment in the World Catarrh, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver, Heart and Lung Troubles and All ftld, Obstinate, Chronic Diseases Cured Like Magic Doctors, Lawyers, Merchants, Clergymen and Editors Testify That They Have Been Cored By Him—Men and Warns* ia Every Station of Life Recommend Him
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Horse Races and Jockeys Figure in Family Troubles
WOMAN CHARGED WITH BOLD THEFT Sarah Crowley Arrested for Pocket Picking
DISASTROUS FIRE BREAKS OUT IN SAN FRANCISCO
CALLS THE GOVERNOR OF COLORADO A USURPER
!VE MEN GO DOWN IN i ANNAPOLIS SCHOONER
HEW PRESIDENT OE NORMAL HERE Dr. Millspaugh Arrived Yesterday WILL STUDY SITUATION FOR SEVERAL MONTHS ~ Expresses Himself as in Favor of the Culture Program Proposed by the Board, but Prefers to Look Into Conditions Before .Recommending
NEGRO GOES TO HAYTI AS MILITARY ATTACHE
King Visits Admiral Evans
MISS VICTORIA DUttftELS QUEEN OF THE CARNIVAL
Engraved
A Moral Place
COLLEGE BUS HOLOJMI Large Addition to Theta Nil Society
Firm Suspends
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GIVES PELICAN TOJITY PARK Miss Anna Held Makes Peculiar Gift; KIND WORDS AND BOUQUET BY MAYOR SNYDER City Clerk Receives Peculiarly Addressed Communication—Plan to Bring Employers and Employes Into Closer Harmony
SKIRTS WHILE YOU WAIT Machines Turn Out a Garment Every Six Minutes
BON VOYAGE TO WM. MEAD Directors of Central Bank Honor the President of Their Institution
FUTURE PLANS FOB SAN PEDRO RARBOR 1 Chamber of Commerce Sees New Breakwater NEARLY SEVEN HUNDRED MEMBERS MAKE EXCURSION As Quests of Harbor League Local Men Spend Afternoon Inspecting Nearby Port, and Further Appropriation Will Be Asked of Congress
DIAVOLO WILL SHOW HERE Intrepid Loop the Loop Artist Recovering From His Injuries
NEWSBOYS ARE CONVICTED M. J. Buck and Sam Carter Sentenced to the Chain Gang
WILL MEET SPECIAL TRAINS Conference Delegates Will Be Royally Welcomed
ipecial Party to St. Louie.
Yosemlte Valley Open
UNIQUE OPENING IMETELEPHOHE Concert Given by Long Distance Wire
Agricultural Secretary Elected
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL Pew People Know New Useful It is In Preserving Health aid Beaity
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X w£mj jTK _y
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EBELL CLUB'S ANNUAL LUNCHEON WAS A PRONOUNCE® SUCCESS
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Seventy-Fifth Anniversary
Dobinson Reception
St. Vincent Banquet
Party at Hotel Lillie
Japanese Party
Ocean Park Party
Conversation and Book Review Club
Masquerade Party
Hearts Party
U. S. C. Reception
Birthday Party
Rose Lunchcon
Ramona High Five Club
Convention Quests
Romantic Wedding
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INDIGNANT DEMOCRATS
FIRST AND LAST EXPOSITION
A STRIKE KINK
WATCH US GROW!
BAVE THE CLAM
THEN AND NOW
QUEEN OF COLORATURA RESTS TILL TOMORROW Marcella Sembiich Too Wearied bu Long Journeg Across the Desert to Talk but Will Sino in Hazard's Pavilion Tomorrow Eveninfl—The Comeid Parsifal Controversy
ELECTRIC CARS COMETOGETHER Head-On Collision on the Hollywood Line
APRIL COPPER EXPORTS ACTIVE Demand From Foreign Countries Is Taking the Red Metal
Chinaman Badly Hurt
RRANCH STATION ISJOPEAED East Side Gets Better Police Protection
NOT FOR TELEPHONE GIRLS Disclaim Connection With Ball Supposed to Be in Their Honor
Adjourn Convention
Slavonian Boarding House Burned
Pork Crusade
MANY TEACHERS – ATTEND_SESSIOB Listen to Papers by Noted Educators
NATIONAL DELEGATES Southern Retail Grocers Entertained by Local Committee
MAY MANTON'S HINTS
PATTERN NO. 4717.
FUN AND FROLIC FOR STEEL KING Schwab as Happy as Boy With Red Wagon
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The Child, tlhe Parent aed the Law
A Sketch of Hearst In Congress
m Of cm 1H BRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
BAND CONCERTS TODAY Ocean Park
Santa Monica
Westlake Park
Eastlake Park
CHURCH SERVICES
MUSIC AT CHURCHES TODAY
AROUND THE TOWN
TO OPEN GARVANZA LINE Los Angeles Railway Begins Service to Suburban Point Today
RED EYEB AND EYELIDB Granulated Evelids and other Eva trnnhUs
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES MADE IN ARIZONA MINES
HOTEL ARRIVALS
A Favorite Remedy for Babies
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SERAPHS EN FOR J THEJBG-EATERS Locals Almost Blanked Second Time "UNCLE HARRIS'" MEN FALL ON HALL'S CURVES Hammer Morley's Twirler All Over the Garden—Playing of the Angels Very Much Fringed—Flood Is the Prize Blunderer
PORTLAND WINS SWIFT GAME FROM SEATTLE Perfect Ball Is Served Up to Fans of the North
ANOTHER LAYER OF WHITE GIVEN THE LOHMANITES Tacoma, in a Brilliant Game, Again Shuts Out Oakland
POMONA PUTS NOTHING IN THROOP TECH'S BASKET Pasadena Collegians Overwhelmingly /! Beaten at Claremont
FISHERMEN'S TIDE TABLE
I World's Fair, St. Louis
LOS ANGELES BEATS RIVERSIDE RIVALS AT CANADA'S FAVORITE GAME
TO HOLD SHOOTING MATCH OVER THE ATLANTIC CABLE French and American Teams to Contest Simultaneously
Paper and Border $1.00
NORTH GIVES NEW SIMRWTEEI Washington Athlete in Front at Berkeley
PACIFIC COAST ATHLETES TO COMPETE IN CHICAGO
NQRDHOFF TENNIS TOURNEY IS OVER Local Players Carry Off Medals
Special Rates to San Joaquin Valley
Walter's 40-Inch Burlap
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APRIL'S URGE BUILDING TOTAL Permits for Construction Equal $898,821 HOME CREATION REMAINS THE INTERESTING FEATURE Work of the Month Clearly Given in .Tabular Form That Shows Value of Bach Classification—Distribution of Structures by Wards—Notes
RECORD RULE OEM LOTS Ocean Pier Tract Finds Ready Buyers
SUNNY SIDE BEING CREATED FOR INVESTORS Handsome Acreage Will Be Subdivided for Villa Home Sites
MORE ACRES BEING PLATTED INTO HOME SITES Lots Being Selected Before Additions Are Officially Filed
SEASIDE PARK SULESJRE ACTIVE Stretch of White Sand Spot for Home
BITS OF BABY WISDOM Confusion of Youth and Love Exists In the Youthful Mind
Weather Stamps
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THE WEATHER
BIRTHS
DEATHS
BORN
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CLOSE FIIIISHES ON OAKLAND TRACK Thirty to One Chance Wins First Race
KANSAS CITY RACING BEGINS AUSPICIOUSLY; Moharib Wins Five Thousand-Dollar Derby From Bill Curtis
EIGHT-DAY MEETING IS COMMENCED AT WORTH
Results at St. Louis
Results at Nashville
High School Girls Victorious
RARVARD LOSES TOJCCIDENTAL Second Teams Play East Game
DEATHS OF THE DAY Calvin B. McDonald
CITY LEAGUERS READHOB FRAY Double Header Opens the Season at Chutes
NEW AUTO RECORD TO SANTABARBARA H. C. Merritt's Sensational Run Against Time
CAPTURE LOW SCORE PRIZE Mrs. Perkins and F. H. Edwards Golf Victors
NORMALS DEFEAT ALLIANCE
ACCIDENTS MAR COASTJIEGATTA Stanford Crew Swamped Near Finish
Big Score Made
RESULTS OF BIG GAMK IN EAST Atlantic Coast Fans on Many Bleachers National League
American League
Victim of Snowslide
DEW MARKS SET «T BOYAJHLETES Santa Paula Wins in Field Meet
SCHOOLBOY CONTESTANTS ESTABLISH NEW RECORDS
SAM PARKS DYING PRISON OF CONSUMPTION Former Walking Delegate of Iron Workers' Union Near Death
DENIES THAT HE WOMEN Pasadena Man Says He Is Innocent
DELAY TRANSFER OFJIG CANAL Details of Payment to Be Settled
Col. Audreian f Disgraceu
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS HENS OF PASADENA MANMAKETROUBLE Depredations of Chicks Cause Arrest BANK STATEMENTS SHOW MILLIONS ON DEPOSIT Last Sunday Concert Is to Be Given Today—L. T. Moore's Show Place Is Sold—News of the Suburb in Paragraphs
Big Bank Deposits
Last Sunday Concert
Sold for Large Sum
Pasadena Paragraphs
FRATERNAL BANQUET Friends Will Congratulate R. F. Jones on Election as Grand Regent
CRUISER VISITS SAN DIEGO Marblehead Puts in to Coal—Telephone Company Buys Property
ILLICIT SALOON Earl Roberts of Los Angeles on Trial at Long Beach
| HERALD'S LONG BEACH REGISTRATION BUREAU
ELECTION List of Delegates to San Pedro Convention, May 3
WORLD'S BIGGEST DOG Will Be Exhibited at Los Angeles Bench Show
WATER SERVICE Large New Mains to Be Laid and City Afforded Fire Protection
VETERAN OF TWO WARS DEAD Two Inmates of Soldiers' Home Pass Away—Many Visitors Register
SOFT, GLOSSY HAIR. It Can Only Be Had Where There Is No Dandruff.
One of Forty Itineraries East
ART EXHIBITION WILLJE LARGE Many Famous Paintings to Be Loaned LOCAL ARTISTS PROMISE MANY FINE CANVASSES
RUSES OF AUTOGRAPH FIENDS Tricks Which Scarcely Ever Failed to Bring Reply
Heavy Gold Paper 15c
Ten Days at the World's Fair
RESTRICT LIMITS OF SOCIAL EVIL Merchants Wish District Set Aside MAY BROACH SUBJECT TO POLICE COMMISSION With Spread of Evil Into Residence Districts, Business Men Formulate Plans for Grouping Parlor Houses. Chief Hammel Talks
MASSEURS FIGHT FAKERS The Legitimate Practitioners Plan ti Drive Out All Frauds
WILLING TO BE HALF KILLED Miser Ready to Compromise With a Doctor Who Wanted His Body
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■NEWS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD STOCK MARKET IS LISTLESS
CAUSES FOR GOLD EXPORTS ARE PUZZLING WALL STREET
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
WEEKLY BANK REPORT
GOOD WEATHER CAUSES EASIER TONE IN WHEAT
Cattle Market
Sugar" and Coffee
OWING TO SCARQTY POTATOES ARE HIGHER Eggs Rule Firm—Onion* Are Fast Passing—Hone/ Ltstltfsfl
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
Pacific Coast Trade
Cotton and Produce
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
NEW YORK ORANGE TRADE 1S MUCH HURT BY HEAVY RAINS, BUT AVERAGES ON SOUND FRUIT IMPROVING
STOCK EXCHANGE
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Los Angeles Banks
MARINE REPORT-APRIL 30
BIG CATCH AT AVALON I Albacore and Yellowtail Biting Free ly Off the Island
SOUTH COAST FLEET ON CRUISEJO CATALINA Racing Yachts Leave San Pedro for Day at Avalon
Penny Arcade
BIG STAKE TO BE HUNG UP FOR THE trotters Grand Circuit Management Makes a Bid for Harness Horses
FLOW OF RIVERS
Stop at Paso Roblee
Ic—A Bushel of Fun—lc
Radiator as Incubator
The "I. C." Way East
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ANewDoorway to the Republic ofMexico.
At the Theaters
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Music
Sooeily S>oast TVIO DhllKn.mnnln ,ni.,co wtlll-Vl to
Queen of Coloratura
Stray C/iorJs
A MYSTERIOUS TRAPDOOR
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Chats jf&ou# and '& Clubs
OLD WATCHES KEEP TIME The Works of One Made in 1537 Are Diamond Set
He Wouldn't Have It So
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V Society's *Doings at Out-of-town {Points
RIVERSIDE
FULLERTON
LORDSBURG
ELSINORE
OCEAN PARK
SANTA MONICA >
LONG BEACH
WHITTIER
SAN PEDRO
GLENDORA
ANAHEIM
TROPICO
LA CANADA
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Society
THE FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD
MACCABEES
LADY MACCABEES
MASONIC
, MODERN WOODMEN
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
NATIVE SONS
WOODMEN OF WORLD
UNITED WORKMEN
RATHBONE SISTERS
ODD FELLOWS
K. AND L. OF S.
WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT
ANCIENT ORDER FORESTERS
SCOTTISH RITE MASONS
AMONG COLORED CITIZENS
Death of Young Dorn
Borders Same Price
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Ranch
Increase in Fig Industry
New Raisin Process
The Naftzger-Kinney Investigation
Annual Flowering Plants
Spinach Fed on Iron
New Irrigation Dam
Reduced Refrigeration Charges
Agricultural College Equipment
Danish Dairies Co-operate
Orchard
Fruit From Trifoliata Stock
Learn to Do Budding
A Hardy Alfalfa
Holstein World Record
Feeds Calves Blood Meal
Kherson Oats
THE ORPINGTONS Valuable and Practical Account of These Superb Fowls
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Books
"How Tyson Came Home"
"Golf for Women"
"Practical Poultry Plant"
"Lux Crucis"
"Moses Brown"
"A Knight of Columbia"
"Bessie Bell"
"By the Fireside"
"God's Living Oracles"
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FROM SUBURBAN FWNIS
EAST LOS ANGELES
HIGHLAND PARK
VERNON
PICO HEIGHTS
OLIVE HEIGHTS
ANGELENO HEIGHTS
BELMONT HEIGHTS
DALTON CENTER
WESTLAKE
BOYLE HEIGHTS
SOUTHWEST
ASCOT PLACE
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LOJ* ANGUM:
Masthead
.C*L*mboe>Snj« I
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Real Conditions Now Controling the Russo-Japanese Conflict
The Truth Is Hard t* Get At
Japanese Tea Gardens for American City Parks V 1 '■ NTH PAPW rntnmlfl«lnnArn rf thlc i U'hor* <*a»<lAna n i>i a – /. «
What Japan Must Accombplish
His Great Head
When turainw/ HooJ)^Kirt AfriyE,/ *
&E ISYL
Dr, Hillis Wants Church Union BY DR. NEWELL DWIGHT HILLIS
Alkali Deposits in Arid Land:
Negro's Clever Invention
PADK /VjO MOUNTAIN". JHHBP
Lake Baikal Is the Weak Point in Russia's Transportation System
Ballad of the Bad Cold
Survivor Recalls Custer's Death
Russian Prisoners Whom the Japanese Soldiers May Liberate
Searching for Pit1 ate Gold Along the Coast of Panama
Nebuchadnezzar's Naturefh
Looking for a Cinct _ . _i_i
Cost of College Education East and West
Los
The Charming Actress and Her Numerous Hats
Palm That Explodes
"The Eternal Feminine"
The Beauty Quest
Answers to Correspondent:
IfwTtolJF". fiOiHE.
White in the Kitchen
A Mother's Task
Not Much Mocha Coffee
Prayers by Telephone
Drama in the School Room
Ignorance of the Bible
Crusade Against Narcotics
New Style Coiffure
The Worth Declares in Favor of the Hoop Skirt
Vanderbilt's London House
Do Blue Laws Now Govern Our Women Teachers?
Took All the Discounts
The Difference
Before and After
Mere Man Can't Find Things
A Necessary Condition
Loie Fuller Introduces New Radium Dance
Tobacco Fields of Cuba
Women Lawyer#
George's Goodness W
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The Young Folks' Corner [
A Child's Letters Written From a Castle In the Middle of the Sea
Old Legend That Tells How the Sun Was Saved
Photograph Forty Feet Long
A PRIZE FOR GOOD GUESSERS
THE PRIZE WINNER
The Railroad Ambulance
Trained Tortoises
Prize Stories Written by The Herald's Young Folks
KOBUK—A WOLF DOG By Dorothy Lodge—Glass A—Fourteen Years
OUR MAY QUEEN By Harriet Knowlton—Class B—Elev« en Years
MY PLAYHOUSE By George Carter—Class C—Six Years
Acknowledgment
FIRST PAPER EVER MADE
A Gift of Sentiment
".smiMs ? –
PHILO BUSH "CHAMPEEN"
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