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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXI, Number 257, 12 June 1904
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AMBUSCADE OF TROOPS IS FEARED v Battle With Miners' in Mountains Humored SOLDIEBS FAIL TO BEACH CAtfP Awful Cruelties on the Deported Men Practiced
VANDERBILT OODGES THE DETECTIVES
RIOTS ARE FEARED AT CONVENTION Springfield Officials Preparing for "Rooters" FEELING OF FACTIONS HIGH Lieutenant of Hearst Makes Significant Remark
UNINSTRUCTED TO HOLD POWEE Bifl Ante-Convention Fight ot Democrats in Illinois
COLORADO DELEGATION TO BE LED BY WOLCOTT
COLORADO POSSE AGAINJUTWITIEO Rio Grande Bandits Are Found Far Away.
CYCLIST INJURES SEIMMKRELL Statesman Is Run Down While Marketing
NUNCIO PREDICTS FALL OF THE COMBES REGIME
HEAD OF SCHOOL ISJUSPENDED Displacement of Pratt Due to Criticism
Born in Napoleon's Time
BULLET IK BREAST AND CUT 111 HEAD San Francisco Merchant Has Chance for Life
JOHN MITCHELL SAILS FOR A EUROPEAN TOUR Head of Mine Workers Accompanied by a Clergyman
RUSSIANS TRYING TO TURN GENERAL KUROKI'S ARMY
KUROKI MAINTAINS SECRECY Russian Troops Credited With Great Bravery at Siu Yen
EMPEROR TRIUMPHS OVER ENEMIES OF GEN. KUROPATKIN
UNITED STATES UNINFORMED Submarine Boat Protector May Be on Way to Japan
MORTONS GIVE OUT SECOND STATEMENT Members of the Family Are Pained by Publicity
COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS CONVENE IN DENVER About 3500 From All Parts of the West Participate
$6500 Home Destroyed by Fire
DEPENDENT ON KANSAS Deported Men Cannot Be Turned Back From State
HOODLUMS SERIOUSLY HURT OCCUPANTS OF AUTOMOBILE New York Woman Not Expected to Survive Injuries
SOUTHERN PACIFIC PLANS EXTENSION TO MEXICO
IS WILLING TO SURRENDER Young's Companion May Tell About Shooting
ART TEACHER DISCOVERS NEW CHEMICAL RESISTENT Miss Mickel Was Seeking to Rediscover Madder Printing
ARGENTINE WILL NOW ADItiITJJ. S. CATTLE Result of Stamping Out of Foot and Mouth Disease
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS CONVENE IN BOSTON Annual Business Meeting to Be Held Tuesday
Ogden Man Stabbed to Death
Appointed Purchasing Agent
Woman Drowned in Bath Tub
New Minister Reaches Post
THE HERALD'S RAILROAD GUIDE
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FIRE DESTROYS eiC SNOWSHEDS 2100 Feet of the Timbers Are Burned WESTBOUND OVERLANDS ARE HELD AT TRUCKEE M«ny New Rails Will Have to Be Laid in Place of Those Warped by Fire—The Road Clear Yesterday Afternoon
BANK TELLERS MUST OBSERVE LUNCH HOUR
COMMENCES SUIT FOR MAINTENANCE Fallbrook Wife Says Husband Ran Off With Another Woman
LOUIS QUINZE SNUFF BOX BRINGS $10,000
JURY AWARDS A WOMAN $18,500 FOR LOSS OF EYE
CARRIES MUCH RAILROAD MATERIAL FOR JAPAN The Steamer Siberia Sails From San Francisco for Orient
BURNED TO DEATH BY EXPLOSION OF LAMP
RUSSIANS DENY STORY OF INFERNAL MACHINE
TWO KILLED AT STRATTON'S INDEPENDENCE MINE
REPUDIATION OF AWARD IN PICTURE CONTEST CAUSES SERIOUS DISSENSION
SHERIFF COMES FOR THE PHOENIX SUPERINTENDENT
SMITHES | HUGHES' PLACE / Elected to Advisory Board Western Journal OLD THIRD READER TO REPLACE NEW FOURTH State Board of Education Fixes Prices on Various Text Books—Many Grammar and High School Life Diplomas Granted
PHARMACY BOARD INVESTIGATION Charges of Favoritism to Be Probed GOVERNOR APPOINTS. 1 BOARD OF INQUIRY Asks His appointees to Select Time and Place for Investigation at as Earty a Date as They Conveniently Can j . ,
No Prices for Borders
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MRS; HUGH BAXTER TEVIS IS SERIOUSLY ILL IN LONDON
SUN FRANCISCO FIREMAN A HERO Saves Child at Risk of His Life i
DECORATE TOMBS DFPRESIDEITS Wreathes for McKinley's and Lincoln's Graves
GREAT JAPAN-AMERICAN BANK ]S_ BEING PLANNED Negotiation in Progress to Organization of $10,000,000 Company
SAN JOSE STAGE HAND SUCCUMBS TO INJURIES Temporary Staging at Victory Theater Fell on Him
KILLS TWO WOMEN; • ATTEMPTS SUICIDE Pueblo Liveryman Shoots Wife and Friend
BUBONIC PLAGUE SCOURGES PERU Ten Deaths Friday and Disease Spreading
ARGENTINE MAY ACT AS ARBITERJN ACRE DISPUTE Peru Sends Special Envoy to Buenos Ayres With Proposal
BRITISH JACKIES FETED BY ENGLISH OF SHANGHAI
TEMPLARS TO SHOW STATEMURCES Samples to Be Brought From Each County LOCATION OF VARIOUS COMMANDERIES ANNOUNCED They Will Keep Open House at Their Several Headquarters in Large Halls of Leading Hotels of Son Francisco
SAN DIEGO MAN ARRESTED FOR SMUGGLING HORSES Claimed That He Brought Them Over From Mexico
TURNERS OVERFLOW CIPI fIfJMI DIEGO Prize Turning and Prize Singing Today
Carter Quest of President
DESERT VILLAGE IS THRICE AFIRE Brawley Has Bad Luck With Flames ♦
Professional Opinions
HOW TO FIND OUT
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THIS MM KILLED l« STREET FIGHT • Bocly Was Riddled With Bullets ■fOUri OF PARTICIPANTS DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED ReccUcfi Pram Friction Over p'cction of Tcacher for the Public School of Ok, a Small Town Near Waco
fIOOSEVELT ACCEPTS THE BENJAMIN RUSH STATUE Unveiling; Takes Place in Presence of Five Hundred Persons
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS SURROUNDED BY CURS Artist Is Discovered in Piteous Condition in Flushing Woods
LONDON HOTELS REFUSE QUARTERS FOR DOWIE Managers Afraid of Repetition of Former Rowdyism
BAKERSFIELD HOSPITAL PATIENTJCUTS THROAT Supposed to Have Done It Under Mental Aberration
PANAMA COMMISSION HOLDS SESSION Inclined to Adhere to United States Currency System
ROBERTS ACQUITTED ON MURDER CHARGE He Was Said to Have Killed Night Watchman Llewellyn
Non-Union Firemen Attacked
Resigns After Thirty Years
NATIVE SONS OF RAMONA PARLOR OBSERVE SEVENTEENTH ANNIVERSARY BY THE SEA
TICKETS IN DEMAND Success of "Thousand-Plate Banquet" of Republicans Assured
WANTS RAISULI AS ST. LOUIS EXHIBIT Representative of World's Fair After the Bandit
GOULD MAKES SELECTION FOR CENTRAL COMMITTEE Democratic Chairman Appoints Members at Large
HORDES OF FOREIGNERS COME TO UNITED" STATES
OIL BURNING STEAMER MAKES TRIP AROUND HORN
Was Accidentally Asphyxiated
CHICAGO UNIONS MAY MASTIC Federation Proposes to Have Rigid Rules
Announce World's Fair Attendance
MURDER MYSTERY GROWS DEEPER Unknown Man Mystifies Valentine Case DEAD MINER'S, PARTNER IS HOT ON THE TRAIL Carpenter Writes Frorti Mojave That Pontan, Suspected of Murder, May Have Been Slain—Tostman Presents Mysterious Phases of Affair
ABNER M'KINLEY IS FOUND DEM
TO BUILD RAILWAY TO YOSEMITE PARK The First Franchise Granted Into a Reservation
WOMEfI'S CONGRESS ELECTS_OFFICERS They Are Selected From Many Lands COUNTESS OF ABERDEEN IS CHOSEN PRESIDENT Delegates Honor May Wright Sewall With Election as Honorary President—The First Time the Offlc* Hrs Been Filled by an American
DENTAL SOCIETY PLANS CONGRESS FOR PORTLAND Proposed to Have National Association Meet at Oregon Capital
SMUGGLED IN OPIUM IN WOODEN STAKE Folsom Officials Capture Twenty-Five Pounds of Drug
To Succeed Earl of Minto
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CER7WTKN JUDGE DECIDES THHT JHN KUBELIK IS K "FREHK" « • CA.t. * »■ * « «- «- • « •- -»■ -» «- • «- ♦- ■»- « *- -*• A ■** •*- ■*»
! Out of Town Sscfety f
SAN PEDRO
ELSINORE
LORDSBURG
OCEAN PARK
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FORMER EMPLOYE OF CITY IS AGAIN UNDER ARREST Arthur Bay Stewart in ToilsofLawat San Antonio He Must Face Charges of Fraud Made by Government
NAME STANDING OF BASKETBALL TEAMS Championship Tangle Is Explained BY GEORGIA CASWELL
GIVE TRAP SHOOT IN VISITOR Air. Clayhnll of Uniontown, Pa., Defeats TVTr. Council
The Home of the Soul
The Angelus Hotel
PIONEER PASSES ft WAY ATVENTUBA Oldest Woman in County Dies at Age of 102
SAN DIEGANS ORGANIZE "CHOO CHOO WAGON" CLUB purpose Is to Protect and Further Interests of Automobilists
COMMITTEE TO ARRANGE FOR INTERNATIONAL MEET Probable Athlctic Contest Will Be Set for July 23
NON-UNION MAN ASSAULTED Charles Cierpik Brutally Attacked by B. F. Johnson
FEU HE HAS MET WITH FOUL PLU*
June
SHOT DEAD BY ' HISJUIJGHTER Kansas Man Was Beating His Wife'^
CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND Council to Be Asked to Establish One in Seventh Ward
PLEAD FOR BOYS' SCHOOL Board of Education Receives Petition From Juvenile Court
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ACTIVE DEMAND FOR LOTS NOTED Inquiry Is Reported by All Agents BEACH LOTS AND THOSE IN ADDITIONS POPULAR BVlany Good Deals Are Closed—Residences Are Taken by Homeseekers. New Subdivisions Are to Come Into Market as Soon as Completed
FIRTH HIGHWAY TO LONG BEACH DEDICATED First Portion of the Boulevard Has Been Accepted
The Best Exhibit
BLANCHARD HALL IS TO BE ENLARGED
OLD HOMESTEAD FOR CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND City May Purchase Eberle Property, Facing on Two Popular Streets
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM THE REALTY WORLD Notes and Personals Concerning Removals and Changes of Hustlers
Card of Thanks
JUNE SETS A BUILDING PACE Construction Work Is Most Active TOTAL PERMITS ARE VALUED AT $332,256 Remarkable Dally Record is Given So Far for This Month—Scores of Homes Are Again Contracted—New Hall for Fraternal Brotherhood
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OCEAtt FRONTAGE BEIfIG DOTTED WITH RESORTS Pacific Coast Line Becomes the Home of Summer Dwellers bu the' Sea
Late Permits Issued
WORK AND WORRY System Closely Followed Will Prove Solution of the Problem
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LEGAL NOTICES
Stockholders' Meeting
Stockholders* Meeting
UNIVERSITY CLUB'S SPLENDID HOME
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Annua* Meeting of Stockholders Merchants Trust Com* pany
Stockholders' Meeting
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CALI-
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THE WEATHER
Weather Conditions
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTH 3
DEATHS
DIED
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WILL RETURN PALIt TROPHY Rifle Association to Send Prize Back to Cuba
MERRY LARK CAPTURES THE TREMONT STAKES Brooklyn Derby at Gravesend Won by Bryn Mawr
Results at St. Louis
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LOCAL ATHLETES WIN EaXSILY FROM PASADENA
ELLIS REDEEMS HIS RECORD Shows His Heels to Owners of Rapid Tourist Cars
MAY HOT CONTEST • FOB UPTON CI)P South Coast Yacht Club Dissatisfied
CALIFORNIA YOUNG WOMAN IS LAWNJENNIS CHAMPION Miss Hall Defeats Miss S. Homans in Two Sets at New York
Boys Get a Cap Gratis
STANFORD SECOND IN FIELD CONTEST Indiana University Gets Championship
GOOD TIME BY "CHUnMGONS Autoists Have Great Sport at Ascot
The National Highway
Yosemlte Valley Open
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PORTLAND LOSES ttMUjl S BULK Luck Favors Seraphs in Whirlwind Game
Conquerors Are Conquered
SPECTACULAR PLAY ENDS SEALS' HOPES Unassisted Double Made by Streib
SEATTLE WINS GAME IN NINTHON ERRORS Thomas Outpitches Hughes and Gets Half of Tacoma's Hits
BREAKS PLAYER'S NOSE Catcher Burkhart Shows Great Pluck. Games in Minor Leagues
Olives Are Winners
Victors Are Winners
Suburbanites Outclassed
Soldierly Discretion
M'GINNITY MEETS HIS EIRST DEFEAT Chicago Wins Game in Twelfth Inning National League
PLANK VICTOR IN ' PUCK BATTLE Only One Hit Made in Six Innings American League
Results at Harlem
Latonia Races
Racing at Seattle
World's Fair, St. Louis
Card of Thanks
conn puns 1 BIG BOXING CLUB Would Pull Matches Oft in St. Louis
Marigold Wins Handicap
JEFFRIES' INJURY IWIfl EIGHT Condition of Champion's Knee Improved
SHAEFER DEFEATS FREIO EXPERT American Billiardist Is Victor in Paris
EnglUh Runner Break* Record
D««.fn*M Cannot B* Cured
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FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA POINTS MEMBERS TALK OF EDINBURGH Shakespeare Club Takes Up Scotch Capital
Rhodes Scholarship Candidate
Souvenirs at St. Louia
High School Week
Twenty-Five Dollar# a Dova
O. H. Kendall Dead
Rev. Hobart Says Nothing
Youthful Hobo Caught
KICKED SENSELESS BY HORSE With Broken Knee Cap Rancher Crawls a Half Mile
FARMERS' CLUB PICNIC Dinner and Entertainment Qiven at Long; Beach
INDUCEMENTS TO STUDY Mayor Dudley Offers Prizes for Vacation Compositions
MOORING GROUND COMPLETE Expected Yachtsmen Will Be Out In Force Sunday
SAN DIEGO TO AID HIGHWAY Meeting in Interests of El Camino Real Is Called for Monday
Commencement Days at Corona
Undelivered Telegrams
Isle of Man
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LOUIS GOTTSCHALK HERE AFTER MAttY SUCCESSES Well Known Composer and His Wife Are Resting i
ZPasadona
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Dunn-Wise
SHE IS POPULAR IN THE SOCIAL SET Miss Ruth Jowett, a Pretlu Blonde With Musical Tastes
Reception Alusicale
Volunteer Band Entertained
Birthday Party
Progressive Party
I Freshman Class
April Shower Club
Flcur de Lis Whist Club
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Musical Evening
Birthday Dinner
Engagement Party
Engarita Club Dance
Japanese Tea
Child Study Club
Wild Rose Whist Club
Entertained at Dinner
Informal Evening
Surprise Party
Dutch Supper
Married at Tucson
Duston-Ryan
Farewell Reception and Ball
Fourth Birthday
DELIA PLUMSTEAD WfflS FAME FOR HOME CITY
Social Notes
PICO HEIGHTS
ANGELENO HEIGHTS
World's Fair Depot
Teachers and Students
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The Herald at the Beaches and Summer Resorts
ROOSEVELT'S RACE SUICIDE DISCIPLE
FLOGGING IN SCHOOLS
A PRETTY GOOD WORLD, AFTER ALL.
A TROUBLE SUPPLY SOURCE
)— AN UNFAIR OFFER
FORGIVENESS ■'
Pviblic and Private Morals
The Crucia.l Test of a. Pla.y
AUTOS AND CLASS HATRED
SUNDAY AMUBEMENTB TITa /,*.« <11 Qtrroomont with th#>
HE AVOIDS OFFICERS Dr. Bolton Charged With Violating Health Ordinance
SHE LEAVES DEW KINDJDF WILL Mrs. L. Campillo Had No Time to Write
STURTEVANT SENTENCED I He Is Given Two Hundred Days in the City Jail
MAY MANTON'S HINTS
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1 Tlhe Herald's Editorial Forum I Herbert Spencer's Autobiography
SPENCER'S CHARACTERISTICS
SPENCER'S AGNOSTICISM
How Women May Make Love
HEWS OF CITY m
EVENTS OF THE DAY'
BAND CONCERTS Westlake Park
Santa Monica
Chutes Park
Ocean Park
Eastlake Park
CHURCH SERVICES
MUSIC AT THE CHURCHES
AROUND THE TOWN Saloon Burglarized
STRONG SUNLIGHT, WIND AND DUST
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
-1 « » The Angelue Hotel
GRIFFITH lIIIS MANY OUTINGS
Fined for Assault
ENGINEERS MAKE GOODJHOWING Cash on Hand and All Expenses Paid
C,TY HALL NOTES Fourth of July Committee
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NEWS OF THE .COMMERCIAL WORLD WESTERN STOCKS GAIN
GAINS IN STOCKS WERE VERY LIMITED
New York Stocks and Bonds
New York Bonds
Boston Stocks and Bonds
WEEKLY BANK REPORT
Financial Record
SENTIMENT IN WHEAT IS MOST BEARISH
Pacific Coast Trade
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
FIRMER TONE NOTED IN THE LOCAL EGG MARKET Locals Are Becoming Scarcer—Fruit Cleared Up—Watermelons Brisk
GENERAL FRUIT .MARKETS
Cotton and Wool
Live Stock Market
Sugar and Coffee
A Stone Monument
BETTER PRICES FOR ORANGES ARE NOW EXPECTED IN NEW YORK
LO6AL STOCKS AND BONDS Los Angeles Banks
STOCK EXCHANGE
1 Myrrh
MARINE REPORT-JUNE 11
C°URT HOUSE BRIEFS Wants a Settlement •
MOTHERS' JEWELS PICNIC Little Charity Workers Enjoy Outing at Eastlake
REMOVE TO BEACH Mies Bessie Drlscoli and Her Sister Leave City
Gifts for June Weddings
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RECALL CLOSED; HIS ENDJN SIGHT Claim Davenport's Doom Is Sealed
"Teachers' Special" to St. Louis Exposition
VISIT RESORTS AT_REDONDO Chamber of Commerce Pays Friendly Call
The Herald at the Beacnes and Summer Resorts
Cut Rate* to Canada
IS DISMISSED WITHOUT TRIAL No Case Against John McLaughlin
THie Jolly Farmer
WILL AID NATURE TO GROW TREES City Will Have Benefit of Expert Aid
A 3AN FRANCISCO PHYSICIAN Uses Herplcide Successfully In Treating Sycosis of the Beard
ADVANCE SEWER WORKMIPLETED Warehouses Mean Large Saving to City
Firing Trials
HEW ENGINES AREJXPECTED City Fire Apparatus to Be Increased
THE POTTER, SANTA BARBARA List of Arrivals During Past Week From Surrounding Cities
Stop-Over Privileges
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AT THE
TJ/tt IVoek's jftiract/ans
TjvnclaU jCactur*
0. 0. C
77anee O'Tfttil in Siosion
Stock Comoanios?
■froing's Sffotiramant
2/eats' inlays
Sreanroom Sossip
77/odarn Drama/ic 9/otvs
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Music
jCoeat Tfoits
Vivo Sreat Violinists
£tray Chorda
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SjMt R g3gc%
FORESTERS OFs AMERICA j
FRATERNAL NOTES
KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FOR. ESTERS
THE FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD
ROYAL ARCANUM
GRAND FRATERNITY
MODERN WOODMEN
MODERN WOODMEN
KNIOHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY
fSgoi
Big Strawberry Scheme
Thinning Peaches
Wages in China
Cold Storage of Apples
Eucalyptus Timber
Improvabiiity of Cotton
The Family Qoat
Orchard Fertilizing Pay»
Loquats for Pies
A Great Peach Season
What One Cow Did
The Punctual Cow
Working Together Successfully
Educated Wisconsin Farmers
The Fruit Marketing Problem
Value of Skim Milk
Newcomer Tries Poultry
A Clever Maneuver
Managerial Joys
(Chais jfbout %oo>men and 2£fto#n@n's (Clubs
Books
Popular Editions
"The Widow's Mite"
"Daughter of Nljo"
"Kindly Light"
"The Flame-Gatherers"
The Vanished Empire"
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Los Angeles Herald (Los Angeles, Calif. : 1900)
Masthead
W*P X® '^1 paS^JGELEv^I ,^1
FIDETNO Jiryng&«
Filipino Boys Say Farewell to San Diego
Backward Glimpses of Some Men in the United States Senate
First Protestant Church /in Southern California
Bits of Philosophy
What It Means ,
Creat
Why Foreign Diplomats Marry American Girls
3iiE gf QtEEiS IsSYL The Tale of Love Politic
How Large Stores Suffer From Social Thieves
Don't Disturb His Bliss
The
A Woman Bank Teller
Aids for Home Dressmakers
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The Beauty Quest x
Answers to Correspondents |
"Tht TPT w HOME. **
"Make Yourself Wanted"
How to Grow the Boston Fern
Why He Was Not Promoted
The True Hostess
Miss Farmer's Recipes
Menus for June
How Not to Hurry
Like Araby, the Blest
1 ]_ The Young Folks' Corner ;j *£ 1
' The Opportune Moment
Wise
The Little Leas Make a Garden—Each Plants a Favorite Flower
Prize Stories Written by The Heralds Young Folks
FRUIT OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA By Bernice Sloper—Class A—Fourteen Yenrs
JUNK ROSES Adelfe Creig—Class B—Eleven . ' Years
CHUMS By George Short—Class C—Six Years
Acknowledgments
What He Knew
In Style
A PRIZE FOR GQOD GUESSERS
THE PRIZE WINNER
He Forgot Himself
Untitled
A Crow That Can Talk and Answer Questions
A Small Boy's Diary
Valparaiao Harbor
An Ear Splitter
Why It W»s
THE
=* 1 I I * – ,-r— — p^-4 PHILO BUSH TRIES THE ELEVATOR
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