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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 243, 29 May 1904
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THE MORNING'S NEWS
MATTHEW STANLEY QUAY, GRIM AND BRAVE TO THE ENDJBREATHES HIS LAST His Last Request Was to See His Books Once More Knew His Danger but Joked Friends Till Death
ALL CANDIDATES TO FIGHT JDARK HORSE Springfield Politicians Present Advice
HOTEL ORDER FOR HEARSTJCANCELED Gives Up Rooms in the Planters', St. Louis
FIRE MAKES MANY RUSSIANS HOMELESS Children Cause Destruction of Big Village of Iskorosk
Refuses Permit to Iroquois Theater
ARMENIANS AGAIN FLEE IN TERROR Forty-Three Villages ' Burned by the Turks INHABITANTS PUT TO SWORD French Deputy Gets a Dispatch Telling of Atrocities
LOCATE HOSPITAL SHIP BY MARCONI SYSTEM Solace Reported at Honolulu When Twenty-Three Miles Away
CHAIRMAN BURNETT NAMESCOMMITTEE McKinley and Slausson on the List
JURY IN GILLESPIE CASE CANNOT AGREE Defense Will Make Effort to Admit Prisoner to Bail
MOORISH SULTAN MUST CONTROL HIS BRIGANDS Strong Fleet Assembles at Tangier to Assnre Perdicaris' Safety
MRS. BURDETTE IS AFTERJU BELTS Wants Them for Unique Burglar Alarm
Bryan to Be Delegate-at-Large
mis SCHOGLU WITH JHr BOTTLE Trustee Assults Coalinga Teacher
GENERAL ATTORNEY FOR ROCK ISLAND IS DEAD
JAPS TAKE DALNY FOR NEW BASE Port Arthur Doomed by All Expert Opinion 70 GUNS FELL AS WAR PRIZE Battleship Orel's Keel Badly Split by Explosion
ASSEMBLY SESSIONS A PRELUDE TO UNION OF PRESBYTERIANS OF U. S. Convention of One Denomination at Buffalo Marks Religious Epoch—Amiable Relations of Mother Church and South Branch
PORTUGUESE FLOUT THE CHINESE AT MACAO Refuse Extradition of Refugee, Although Backed by Warships
Hearst Controls Hawaii
OIL TANK HIDES A MURJERED BOOK Young Woman Is Mixed in Dark Crime
EMPLOYERS FORCE THE HAND OF MACHINISTS Chicago Association, to Checkmate Union, Posts Ten-Hour Notice
2000 FRENCH SOLDIERS TO WALK AGAINST TIME Big Contest Arranged Over aB-Mile Course for Today
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Jenkins Appointed
Everything the Best Th.ro !. ... j ...
OXNABD FORMALLY OPENS CAMPAIGN FOR SENATOBSHIP
GENERAL CLOSE-DOWN OF LOGGING CAMPS
STRIKING RAILROADERS KILLjAJION-UNIONIST Five Men Attack Strike Breakers in Jersey City
HUNDREDS OF SKELETONS IN HOUSE OF A MIDWIFE
THINK CHURCH CAN CONTROLRUM EVIL Methodist Protestants Pass Resolutions "GLOVED HANDS" MAY TOUCH COMMUNION CUP Conference at Washington Passes Resolutions Condemning Liquor and Tobacco, Elects Executive Committee and Adjourns
FREIGHT HANDLERS AND MARINE FIREMEN AGREE
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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GRAND CHIEF STONE EE-ELECTED BI OVERWHELMING MAJORITY Ingraham's Funeral TodayWillßeMade a Notable Event Prenter Succeeds as First Assistant Grand Engineer
THREE BOVS ARE HELD FORLARCENY One Is a Forger, Aged Only Fifteen
CANADIAN ISLANDS SOLD TO AMERICAN CAPITALISTS Rich in Iron and Manganese, With Valuable Herring Fisheries
Cousin of Mrs. Browning Dead
Walter's Cut Prlcea
GERMAN CHURCH IN ANNUAL MEET Evangelical Association at Santa Ana
ANGLO-FRENCH PACT IRRITATESGERMANS Equal Moroccan Favor Is Demanded
MOB SOUGHT TO LYNCH NEGRO Police Interfere With a Revolver Display WILD SCENE IN THE STREETS OF NEW YORK Charles Greene, Who Attacked Two Girls in Central Park, Chased by a Mob of 400, Who Seek to Deal Out Summary Punishment
Negro Makes Confession
PEDDLERS MUST SHOW PHOTOS' ON CARTS Unique Order Regulating: New Xork Push Cart Men , *
TOWNSEND REVERSES GENERAL APPRAISERS
WOMEN ARE NOT SCANDALMONGERS Mrs. Burdette Refutes Stone's Charges SEX SHOULD DENOUNCE UNMERITED ASPERSION Arraignment of Women at Responsible for Senastional Journalism Is Bitterly Resented by Leader of • Federation of Women's Clubs
LOSE STEEL HOLDINGS IN A FORCED SALE Massachusetts Plant of Trust Sold Under Mortgage lor $50,000
FILIPINO WOMAN MUST FIGHT BURBANK'S SUIT Kansas Judge Refuses to Quash Di* vorce Action of Lieutenant
Elk City Bank Fails
Witness Is Arrested
DO YOl GET lIP WITH A TAME BACK?
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Barrett Returns
HARRY S. WILLETT REGAINSSTRENGTH Assailant Has Not Yet Been Traced
CHINESE CONCEDES THE RIGHT TO BAR COOLIES
INDIANA BANKERS ARE SENT TO PRISON
DIFFICULTIES OF TWO COUNTRIES SETTLED Peru and Brazil Are Reported in an Amiable Mood
Patent Protectionists
New Train Service
Deporting Chinese
COAL STRIKE NO W All END Negotiations in Utah Came to Naught WESTERN FEDERATION TO SEEK MOYER'S RELEASE Only Hitch to Organization's Affiliation With American Federation ofj Labor Said to Be Due to Politics. ( Mitchell Rebukes Montana Union:
IRRIGATION EXPERTS INSPECT THE COLORADO Epes Randolph Accompanies Government Commission on Tour (Special to The Herald.)
AMERICAN'S QUEER DEATH WAS SUICIDE, THEY SAY
Two Sentenced to Hang
AGED EMBEZZLER PINESIH PRISON Gen. George Baldy May Be Released HIS CONDITION CAUSES UNIVERSAL SYMPATHY Was Convicted of Embezzling From Sprowle Estate and Sentenced to Penitentiary, Which Was Commuted to Six Months in Jail
OFFER $1,000,000 FOR LAND IN THE OIL BELT Bakersfield Syndicate Would Buy Ranch Near Santa Barbara
TREATY OF HOLLAND AND UNITED STATES Extradition Rights Extend to Colonies and Insular Holdings
ATTEMPT TO INSTRUCT FOR HEARST FAILS
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MOUNTAIN ELKS HOLDjBLL SWAY Interesting Ceremonies at Camp Reunion NEXT REUNION WILL BE HELD AT CATALINA ■Many Exalted Rulers Are Tried for Their Misdeeds Before King; Walter the First, Whose Coronation Was Occasion for Great Exercises
AT OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE Students Pleased With Change of Time for Y. W. C. A. Conference
TIGERS ARE CHAMPIONS Defeat Normal School Players for Premier Honors
ODD FELLOWS LAY CORNER STONE OF THEIR NEW HOME
CONFERENCE HAS DEFICIT OF MORE THAN $10,000 Announcement Causes Sensation but the Shortage Will Be Made Good bu Loan From Book Concern
NEGRO BISHOPS PERMITTED Conference Passes Constitutional Amendment at Closing Session
EXPELLED Oklahoma Conference Reinstated Him but Conference Reverses Action
PALMA ASKS CUBAN CONGRESS TO ACT Transmits Message With Contract Involving $35,000,p00 Loan
STRIKING DOCK LABORERS RIOT IN BREST? FRANCE Troops Called Out to Suppress Disorder and Town Is Under Guard
WHO WILL NOMINATE THEODORE ROOSEVELT? Men Anxious for Honor of Seconding Speech
TO MINE QUICKSILVER IN SAN JOSE HILLS
Two Days at Hotel Del Monte
MAD BULL'S RUSH It CAUSE DEATH Cattleman Unhorsed and Severely Hurt
NO INJUNCTION AGAINST STRIKERS OF SANTA EE Kansas Judge Says There Exists No Occasion for Issuing Writ
GAVE HIM THE STRONG ARM Mexicans Attempt to Hold Up a Drunken Carpeter
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury
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JAPANESE LAWN PARTY IS BRILLIANT SCENE
UNSETTLED ISCOPPER MARKET Future Depends Upon the Exportation
SCHOOLBOY WINS BIG GOli HONORS Defeats Pyne in the Metropolitan Tourney
RACING RESULTS ON TRACKS OF THE EAST Results at Chicago
Results at New York
Results at St. Louis
Recult* at Cincinnati
Basket Bail at Santa Monica
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NERVOUS DISEASES ■ The Source of a Vast " Majority of Physical Ills SHOULD BE TREATED BY AIM EXPERT Few Doctors Realize the Important .Relation of the Nervous System to Health and Diseass. There are Few Derangements That Cannot Be Correctly Classified as Nervous Diseases. The Expert Skill and Knowledge of a Nerve Specialist Is Absolutely Necessary Rama Making Cures That Have Caused a Sensation All Oyer the Pacific Coast
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V Society's at Out-of-town {Points V
ELSINORE
OCEAN PARK
SANTA MONICA
LORDSBURG
TROPICO
LONG BEACH
SAN PEDRO
SANTA PAULA
I s®enET¥ 1
VERNON
GARVANZA
BELMONT HEIGHTS
EAST LOS ANGELES
UNIVERSITY
PICO HEIGHTS
ANGELENO HEIGHTS
WESTLAKE
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RIVERSIDE'S NEW HOSPITAL HAS BEEN ACCEPTED
AMONG COLORED CITIZENS
WILL ESTABLISH hospital Fire Department Prepares to Give Better Treatment to Horses
"US ran LIRE IT" rem pis Cumnock Class Gives Shakespearean Play
EXPLAINS PHENOMENA Dr. Alex. J* Mclvor-Tyndall Entertains Large Audience
And He Proposed
MUTUAL HELP FOR EMPLOYES v Unique Plan of Broadway Department Store
PERSONAL
MAYOR'S CHAUFFEUR EXCEEDS SPEED LIMIT Bicycle Policeman Arrests Him and Is Deaf to Appeals
Japanese Contractor Is Shot
Card of Thanks
LOVE STORY HIS PECULIAR ENDING Romance of Maria Gomez Goes Awry HATES THE MAN WHO WOULD MARRY HER Judge Smith's Court Is the Scene of a Remarkable Trial, in Which the Lover Fails to Triumph Because His Love Rejects Him
Gov. Pardee Makes Appointments
CHICAGO TO ROOT OUT Mf MEI Action Transferred to Criminal Court
ALBERT BLISS GIVEN FIVE YEARS IN PRISON Stole Horse and Buggy at a Circus and Absconded
DRUNKEN MEN QUARREL; ONE OF THEM IS DEAD Henry Maximilion Shoots Geocge Warren, a Half Breed Indian
JAVANS REVOLT FROM DUTCH GOVERNMENT Troops Kill 72 and Arrest All the Ringleaders of Plot
Work of Detonations
Hauser Sentenced
CHICAGO'S 99-YEAR ACT RESTRICTED Street Car Lines Must Obey City Laws
Dixie Sails for Colon
Qardener Takes His Life
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Society
PRINCIPALS IN A MID-JUNE WEDDING
iPasadena
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Brilliant Musical
Farewell Reception
Progressive Euchre
For June Bride
Conversation and Book Club
Annual Banquet
Dee-Bartram
Philolethea Club
Entertained Track Team
Junior Class Party
First Anniversary
Robert E. Lee Chapter
Surprise Party
Wedding at Vernon
Musical Evening
Farewell Luncheon
Peanut Party
Whist and Music
Miller-Parle
Philomath Club
Entertained by Seniors
Embroidery Club
Entre Nous Club
Automobile Party
Symposia Club
Social Notes
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CONVICTED BY lm WAITER Second Hold Up Mail Found Guilty CRAWFORD TELLS HIS STORY ON THE STAND {Testimony of Star Witness Cannot Be Shaken, and the Jury's Verdict Upholds the Statements Made by Little Restaurant Mar.
HOLDS THERE WAS NO FRAUD H. M. Knapp Released on Habeas Corpus Proceedings
IN OLDEN TIMES People Were Content to Take Things Easier Than Now
CLAIM SPEDDY IS RIVAL AGENT Pacific Steel Directors Are Doubtful BELIEVE ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO INJURE COMPANY J. E. Fishburn Talks on Duties of t>.e Board of Directors and Shows That Local Men Are Acting as Trustees for Property Purchased
MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES Veterans Will Attend First Methodist Church Today
New Charts Gratis
MEN'S HOTEL BEING BUILT BY MISSION
PASTOR'S AID SOCIETY Annual Election of Officers and Reports for Year
Rheumatic Sufferers
VOLUNTEERS MEET jl_ REUNION Seventh Regiment Semi- Annual Session OFFICERS OF ORGANIZATION ARE ELECTED President Is Given Two Months' Vacation to Become a Benedict. Capt. Fredericks Recalls the Days When the Soldiers Marched Away
Hugus Goes to Jail
Brawlers Convicted
World's Fair Depot
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REPUBLICAN PARTY'S SEMI-CENTENNIAL
PEACE POSSIBILITIES
TO SALT LAKE SOON
HE BELIEVED IT RIGHT
MAYOR SMITH'S MILLION
MAYOR REFUSES HISSIGNATUHE Returns Printing Contract With Objections CONSTERNATION IN CAMP OF THE "SOLID SIX" City Attorney Matthews Renders an Opinion That Section 206 of City Charter Does Not Offer Protection to Councilmen Against "Recall"
"FRATS" BANQUET Greek Letter Men Enjoy Annual Charter Day Spread
MAY MANTON'S HINTS I
Court Ettiquette Illustrated
Wasted His Birthright
MARSHALDARRACH'S "HACBtTTRECITAL Forceful and Vigorous Rendition
A Little Girl's Loves
Good News
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First Big Battle ©m tfne Yalta The Herald's Editorial Forum
3ower of Gircmmstaece m Love Affairs
The Inspiration of the Bible
NEWS OF CITY IN GRIEF
EVENTS OF THE DAY
BAND CONCERTS
Santa Monica
Ocean Park
Eastlake Park
West lake Park
Chutes Park
CHURCH SERVICES
MUSIC IN CHURCHES TODAY
AROUND THE TOWN
The Best Exhibit
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
HERRIH SUCCEEDS MMDOLPH 111 THE PACIFIC ELECTRIC
Lawn Party
FLOATING SPOTS, DIM VISION
New Frames
HOTEL ARRIVALS
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS MOMMIS WKNT NO LEPffICOLOH To Protest to Board of Supervisors DECLARE WATER SUPPLY WILL BE AFFECTED New Postmaster Takes Charge—To Observe Memorial Day 1 oday. Monrovia and Pasadena to Debate on Oriental Wcr for Championship
ENDEAVORERS MEET
INDEPENDENCE DAY 'Arrangements Made to Celebrate the Fourth of July
PASADENA WOMAN ON DRESS Shakespeare Club Hears Interesting Paper—Boy Is Arrested
Presbyterian Plans
STUDENTS INVESTIGATE Children From the Monrovia Public Schools Study Nature
CLUB MEETING 1 Ocean Park Country Club Will Elect Its Directors,
HERALD'S LONG BEACH REGISTRATION BUREAU
Memorial Day Celebration
Yosemlte Valley Open
NEWS OF COMMERCIAL WORLD FLOW OF MONEY TRENDS FUST Weekly Bank Report Is Surprising
HOLDERS OF MAY WHEAT LIQUIDATE IN THE PIT
Pacific Coast Trad©
GENERAL FRUIT MARKETS
Live Stock Market
Wool Reported Steady
EASTERN ORANGE MARKET SHOWS DECIDED IMPROVEMENTS AND AVERAGES ARE SUSTAINED
MORE STRENGTH IS APPARENT IN EGGS Coast Butter Weaker—Cherries More Active—Old Potatoes Slow
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
New Fruit Company
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCK EXCHANGE
MARINE REPORT-MAY 28
Stop-Over Privileges _ . 4<nlraie one* via tha
World's Fair, St. Loul*
Elevators in Skyscrapers
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MRS. STARK USED TEETH MD HAT PIN Officer Dietzen Arrests Under Difficulties
LAST OF SEASONS CONCERTS First Congregational Orchestra Has a Fine Program Prepared
Cut Rates to Canada
Card of Thanks
ELABORATE PLANS AT SOLDIERS' HOME Parade and Exercises at Graves and Hall
"Teachers' Special" to St. Louis Exposition
A Card of Thanks
POLICE ARREST SALOON THIEF Barton Is Suspected of Many Burglaries
Stop at Paso Roblea
Teachers and Students
THIBTV YEARS FfIR_PHILIP LEE Slayer of J. B. Kearney Is Sentenced
WOODMEN'S MEMORIAL Services to Be Held by Local Camps Next Sunday
Hltzfeld's Clavus-Cide
ANNUAL REUNION OFJHE EAGLES Will Take Place Today at at Schuetzen Park
OREGON GETS THE MEDAL Charles F. Bazata of Occidental Sec* ond in Forensic Contest
Hitzfeld's Clavus-Cide
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IMPORTANT DEALS ARE COMPLETED Activity Marks the Local Bealty Market BUSINESS PROPERTY IS REPORTED IN DEMAND semi-Business Frontages Are Secured—Residences in Active Request and Find Purchasers at Advanced Figures—Real Estate Notes
FIRST AUCTION SALE HELD IN THE IMPERIAL VALLEV
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THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
■F. ■ ■ . ■ '— | DIED
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MAY BUILDING SHOWSJCREASE Permits for the Month Equal $794,106
BURKHARD HOME TRACT LOTS TAKEN BY INVESTORS Great Record Made During the Past Two Months in Sales
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ORCHARD AND RANCH
To Get Rid of Aphids
End of Fruit Agency
Date Farm at Mecca
Important Apple Bulletin
New Ceres Creamery
Weed Root Rubber
Sugar Beet Industry in 1903 A nr, ♦ nrncrvOQC nf t VIP hf»Pt
Dates for Valley Regions
Worthlecs California
Coachella Sweet Potatoes
Care of Baby Chicks
The Guinea Fowl
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SECRET SOCILTY CIRCLES
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
ROYAL ARCANUM
THE GRAND FRATERNITY
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD
LADIES OF THE MACCABEES
FORESTERS OF AMERICA
MODERN WOODMEN
WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT
FRATERNAL AID ASSOCIATION
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
How the Little Dog Went
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VISITORS WIN SHUTJUT GAME Fall on Gray in Seventh and Score Three Runs
FISHERMEN'S TIDE TABLE
Custers Are Losers
TWO RECORDS ARE BROKEN AND ONE EQUALED IN EAST
FRIARS WIN GAME HITTING Druliot Proves Puzzle by Intervals
ST. VRAIN ALL BUT SHUTS SEATTLE OUT Siwashes Collect Only Six Hits and Two Runs From Him
FORMER CHAMPION OF , TENNIS IS DEFEATED Wright and Ward Win From Whit' man and Larned in Doubles
SIR THOMAS GIVES A CUP FOR OCEAN RACE
NORTHERN TRAP EXPERTS SHOOT AT SACRAMENTO
CRUSHING DEFEAT FOR POMONA NINE St. Vincent's Pile Up Big Score
Want a Game
M'GINNtTY SCORES 10 STRAIGHT GAMES "Iron Man" Still Same Old "Phenom"
College Baseball Results
AUTO CLUB WILL USE KCOT PARK Jockey Club Members Form Organization
SUMNER HUNT WINS CUP Defeats A. F. Morlan by Score of Four Up and Three to Play
WOODBURY GIRLS WIN
Owls at Santa Monica Today
CHOKER'S HORSE MAY JOT START French Entry Favorite for English Derby
Ice Machinery Arrive#
Fruit Commission to Meet
Yale Beats Princeton at Tennis
ARRANGE RACES FOR POLO POHIES / Santa Monica to Have August Tourney
Vanderbilt Horse Wins French Raca
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AT THE THEATERS
Coming Jftfrcictions
Uwo <Stars Coming
7)r. jft/cins for Tjyndall
Dobin on Sns'ttul*
or'a ifttg S'/na
Conuontion o/ Tjhoatncal 9J/en
Sroenroom Sossip
A PIOUS PARROT Forgot Early Training and Learned Other Expressions
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MUSIC
PAST MUSICAL SEASON WAS FINANCIALLY A FAILURE The Music Manager, Who Has Learned a Bitter Lesson, in Truing to Give Us Good Music
Testimonial to "Bee"
jCocai 7/otes
Stray Chords
LONG-TAILED CHICKENS System of Heraldry and Etiquette Built Up by Them
Stanley Faced Death Fearlessly
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©tails MmmM WcDDunemi aimdl WdDimeiif § ©Dmilbs
Missing Girl Found
Mrs. Caldwell Sues
Undelivered Telegrams
Los Angeles and Hotel Del Monte
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Books and Their Makers
"The Grafters"
"The Sign of Triumph"
"The North Star"
"The Silent Places"
"By the Good Sainte Anne"
"The Picaroons"
"The Better New. York"
Literary Notes
Automobile Boats
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los angeles herald
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INHERE ppj
Great Possibilities In the Future Development of Desert Land John Stewart, Mining Engineer, Declares It the Duty of This Generation to Reclaim Arid Districts of the West
Hardships of Life on the Isthmus
Hard Duties of the Enlisted Man
Man Dressmaker'* Slam at St. Louis
Scientist Tells How to Enjoy a Vacation Wagon Trip Across the Burning Sands to Far Off Oasis
Circus School Taught by Woman
Whal The Methodists Drink
Home Schools in Favor Among Students of Opera
Curious Fish Seen at the World's Fair
Justice Harlan and Law
Heroes' Clothes Neglected by Modern Story Writers
The Gallery God's Query
Never Too Late to Learn
To the Point
3hE MEIG2S EE2S IjYL Tale of Love Loquacious
Humorous Things Found in Manuscripts
Painting the Empreas' Portrait
Max O'Rell's Invitation
THE ANNEXATION OF SAN MIGUEL ISLAND
The Ambitious Men Who Have Missed the Presidency
Boy Artist at World's Fair
Free Silver
Skrydloff, the Bulldog of the Russian Fleets
Air to Clean Streets
Convenient for the Hats
Some Memorial Day Memories
A Rat Microbe
Large Atlantic Steamers
WAR AS SEEN BY THE RUSSIAN CARTOONIST
High Priced Shoes for Deformed Feet
TELLING TROUBLES Difference Between Sympathy and Condolence—Seek Guidance
LOS ANGELES AWOMAN IN PERU
True Storv of Old Clubfoot's Tragic Death
The Last of the Tired Punster
Elephant Jockeying Is a New Profession
The Beauty Quest Answers to Correspondents
iHUXraJE Ho2*sC -•»
Soclety of Homemakers
School Luncheons
Care of Table Linens
Porch Furnishings
The Cost of Living
Day's Menu*
Picked Up Salt Codfish
A Luncheon Entree
Opulence in Sight
The School Teacher's Creed
x^lE.'^^KK£>'K^^^^Bx5IHIO]SrzS Gowns for Summer Brides
All Sorts of Foods Adulterated
ODD BOOK BINDINGS
Work of New Aerial Torpedoes
Oh, He Had Drilled
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1 The Young Folks' Corner j *£ + t—
THE PRIZE WINNER
An Exciting Tiper Hunt Along the Orinoco River A Ballad of a Bad Baby
Prize Stories Written by The Herald's Young Folks
A CALIFORNIA DECORATION DAY
A MEMORY
TWIRLY
Acknowledgment
LITTLE STORIES FOR THE HERALD'S YOUNG FOLKS
An "Awful" Story
Too Busy to Make a Noise
Sentence Sermons
Whistled lor tht Other Boy ,
A Russian Password
The Small Boy's Peril
Are Worth Their Weight in the Yellow Metal
(jrandma's Advice
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| A PRIZE FOR GOOD GUESSERS
Master M. Reed's Desire
fiPIU ©MIO<M
A FALSE ALARM FROM PHILO BUSH
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