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Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXXII, Number 8, 9 October 1904
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SLAYS m MUTINY Regiment Slaughters Leaders Officer's Speech Causes His Arrest Kuropatkin Saicl to Be Advancing New Minister of Interior Discharges Ninety Men of His Bodyguard. Does Not Wish to Be Shadowed
KUROPATKIN PREPARES TO TAKE OFFENSIVE
MINISTER DISCHARGES HIS BODYGUARD
WILL PROVIDE FOR SOLDIERS' FAMILIES
WINTER UNIFORMS FOR RUSSIAN TROOPS
VATICAN BEGINS FIGHT ON COMBES Pope Requests Emperor of Germany to Initiate Negotiations for Di. rect Relations With Court at Constantinople
Lady Besant Dies in London
Training Ship Intrepid Successfully Launched
THREE PASSENGERS SERIOUSLY INJURED Sunset Limited and New Orleans Express in Collision on Southern Pacific Near Chin, Texas
CUT TO PIECES BY TRAIN Nevada Man Believed to Have Been Murdered and Robbed
Body to Lie In State
LOS ANGELES BOY TAKES HIGH PRIZE Warren Edward Prlc® Given Junior Appointment for Best Attainment in Yale University Scholarship. Nordhoff Student a Winner
Woman Charged With Forgery
Loree to Take a Rest
Second Crop at Salinas
RAINFALL IS HEAYY Los Angeles Visited by Storm Streets Are Flooded; Car Service Poor Downfall Estimated at Half an Inch Streets Flooded by Rushing Water and Pedestrians Experience Much Discomfort—Damage to Grapes Reported
Montana Is for Parker; Cleveland May Speak Former President Likely to Take Platform for Parker "IOWA IDEA" AGAIN FORGES TO THE FRONT Democrats of Michigan Are Hopeful of Making Great Gains
KILLED II MADRACE Tragedy Marks Great Auto Contest Millionaire Dying From Injuries Event Won by American in Foreign Machine Rushing at Greater Speed Than Most Express Trains, George Heath Goes Under Wire Ahead of Competitors
THE DAY'S NEWS
TMRISTS AGTIVE Russian Officials Fear Assassination Siberian Exiles Form a Secret Band Group of Revolutionist* on Bhores of Lake Leman, Switzerland, Be. lieved to Be at Bottom of Plots
COMPLETE PLAN FOR ORGANIZATION Oil Producers in Southern California Will Sell Through Independent Association and Will Be Fully Protected
MONTANA ELKS MEET Indorse Butte Member for Office of Grand Trustee
INDIANS NOT IN NEED Army Officer Denies Story of Destltu. tion in Alaska
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN ONE OF EXPENSIVE LUXURIES Only Too Apparent Fact That "Somebody Has Got to Pay" for All This Lavish Waste of Money Is Causing Voters to Weigh Cost of Rooseveltism
PORT COSTA TO GET MONSTER BRIDGE Harriman Building Steel and Concrete Structure to Span Carquinez Straits to Benicia and Sup. plant Ferry System
Bank President Indicted
Resuming Freight Traffic
Build* Library for English
HOLMES LOSES PKISON CEEDITS Convict Who Broke Parole to Go to Bedside of Dying Mother Pun. Ished by Directors—Los Angeles Man Released
Fresno Will Rebuild
Burglars Secure $2300
WHAT SULPHUR DOES For the Human Body in Health and Disease
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DRAWSBjGMEETING Mr. Morton Speaks at Santa Monica Scores the Trusts and Monopolies Democratic Congressional Nominee Again Calls His Republican Op. ponent to Account for His Official Record
GIRL RETURNS DIAMONDS San Jose Woman RecoverssloooWorth of Jewels
Six Lads Are Drowned
Shasta Hops Sell High
WALTER MELICK DIES IN PASADENA HOSPITAL Secretary of the State Board of Examiners Succumbs Gov. Pardee Pays Touching Tribute to Dead Republican
GOVERNOR PARDEE'S TRIBUTE Tells of Many Good Qualities of Walter S. Melick
WOODWARD IS OUT FOR HITS JOB •J* •> *> *i* *> v •> *i* v .*• »;* -l- >{•
"TERRORS" ARE MILD Parade of Republican "Shoo V.up" Organization a Disappointment
Toms Encouraged
Democrats Gaining
Meeting at El Monte
TO FIGHT HIGH LICENSE San Francisco Saloon Men Raising a Large Fund
TO REFORM STYLE OF DANCING Baltimore Masters Object to Bear Hug, Romping and Half Time
Enforce Blue Laws
Five Drown at Pensacola
DIVORCES SCftRGE Bishop of Ottawa Talks to Episcopalians Advocates Copying of Canadian Laws Proposed New Canons to Be Taken Up by Boston Convention on Monday—Richmond Favored
GAMBLER TO BE RELEASED "Policy King" of New York Will Mi. grate to Europe
Californians Elected
CANDIDACY IS A i POPULAR ONE
YOUTHFUL RUNAWAY TRAVELS 4000 MILES Youngster Makes Light of His Perilous Adventures
SAYS NURSES ARE NOT CHRISTIANS Speaker at Christian Endeavor Institute Deplores Prevalence of Atheism Among Physicians and Hospital Attendants
KILLS WIFE AND COMMITS SUICIDE Jealousy of Newark, N. J., Man Leads to Double Crime—Accused Un. named Young Man of Wreck ing His Home
OPERATIONS NOT ALWAYS NECESSARY Doctors Frequently Mistaken
TURNS'ON GAS IN ATTEMPT TO DIE Newspaper Reporter Becomes De« spondent and Tries to Take His Own Life—Physicians Bes lieve He Will Live
Steel Plant to Resume
Will Try to Protect Birds
Drowns In Feather River
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CLOSE GAMES MARK STRUGGLE ON GRIDIRON High School Wins From Occidental Eleven CONTEST FULL OF EXCITING PERIODS St. Vincent's Team Loses to Husky Players From Orange
THROOP SNOWED UNDER BY POMONA pOLLEGIANS
PLAYERS FROM ORANGE SURPRISE COLLEGIANS
Commercials Win
Princeton Surprised
RESULTS OF GAMES ON MANY FOOTBALL FIELDS Indians Are Winners
California Wins Game
Yale Coaches Pleased
Nevada Defeats Artillerymen
Wisconsin Loses
Scores of Games
TRIES TO MURDER FAMILY Hollister Man Uses Razor on Wife and Self
ITALIAN ROBBER DIES Shot by Companion In New York Over Division of Spoils
FRENCH PRINCES ARRIVE Young Members of House of Orleans Will Tour United States
Establishes Clearing House
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL Few People Know How Useful It Is In Preserving Health and Beauty
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FORESTERS READY FOR SUPREME COURT
HEARST CIRCULATION FOUND TO BE A BLUFF Inquiry Into It by an Advertisers' Magazine, the Mail Order Journal, Treated With Contemptuous Silence
REMOVEINSPECTOR Civil Service Ax Has Fallen Too Much Politics in Hayhurst Case Sprinkling Inspector Will Lose Posi. tlon for Being "Perniciously Ac. tive"—Other Cases May Be Investigated
TELEPHONE COMPANY BEGINS ACTIVE WORK
ANGELENO SERVES AS WAR CORRESPONDENT
MORE CLOUDBURSTS WASH OUT TRACKS Railroads in Dire Distress as Result of More Bad Weather—Mails Will Be a Long Time Overdue
ON THE SAFETY OF OVEREATING
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WILL BELIEF Better Railway Service Promised Pasadena Pacific Electric Will Run More Trains General Feeling of Sorrow Over Death of Walter 8. Melick—Shake, •peare Club Pmmi Reso. lutlona of Sympathy
TROUBLE IS BREWING Objection In Santa Buobarc tc Pi-scing of Southern Pacific Strtion
CLUB TAKES ACTION San Diego jmprovement Board Wants Reduction of City Council Snecfal to Th* UamM
ERROR CAUSES DELAY Elsinore Liquor Ca«« Dismissed but Will Come Up Again
STUDY WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY Los Angeles High School Students Visit San Pedro Station
HONOR THEIR PASTOR Rev. Knighten of Proapect Park Giv. en Reception Friday Night
TRIAL IS DELAYED Periprase Case In Corona Postponed for Important Witnesses
GOVERNOR PARDEE WILL SPEAK IN RIVERSIDE Senator Smith, J. W. Anderson and j Others Will Attend Republican Rally Tuesday Evening—Pa. rade to Be a Feature
OUTGROWING WATER SUPPLY Residents of Santa Ana Considering Way to Enlarge System
TRAVELS 5000 MILES TO MARRY SWEETHEART Culmination of Romance Begun in Santa Monica—Bride Winner of Madison Square Physical Beauty Contest
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NO RESULTS BY TELEGRAPH Western Union Takes Wires Out of Kentucky Pool Rooms
PAGET'S HORSE BEATS WILLIAMS' In Match Race on Morris Park Track Pacific Coast Owner Loses to Eastern Man—Winner a Favorite
BOSTON HAS GOOD LEAD TAKES BOTH GAMES FROM NEW YORK TEAM Chicago Has Good Luck and Defeats St. Louis—Detroit Wins One and Loses the Other—Senators Break Even AMERICAN I.EAGLE.
WINNERS OF RACES ON VARIOUS TRACKS Kansas City Results
St. Louis, Delmar Park
New York, Morri9 Park
Results at Worth
Boy Defeats Champion
No Game at San Jose
TAKE CLOSE GAME Seraphs Play Better Ball Than Tacoma Gray Good After Second Inning Is Gone McLaughlin Baves Fisher's Men From Being Shut Out by Making a Home Run In Last Act of the Game
THIELMAN EASY TO HIT Portland Twirler LetB Seattle Win asea m(M
BROOKLYN SEASON OVER NEW YORK WINS WITHOUT MUCH TROUBLE St. Louis Plays Poor Ball and Loses Two to Reds-—Phillies Win Their Last Games—Poor Finish at Pittsburg NATIONAL LEAGUE.
LICK SCHOOL WINS Results of Academic Athletic Field Day Sports at Berkeley
Mike McAuliffe Dies
Wins Chess Championship
MAJOR DELMAR MAKES RECORD Clips Half • Second Off of Cresceus' Time for One Mile—Race Run Without Wind Shield* but With Pacemaker
Big Grizzly Killed
HINTS BY MY MTDN
Poor Consolation
Which Goose?
Pardonable Curiosity
CRACKS SHOOT IN GUN CLUB EVENTS Good Day's Sport Enjoyed by Blue Rock Enthusiasts on Grounds of Local Club—High Scores Are Turned In
, FIGHTERS AGREE TO MEET Brltt and Gang Sign Articles for Go This Month
Wet Grounds at San Francisco
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Society
APPOINTMENTS WILL BE ARTISTIC
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Pasadena
MUSICIANS WILL GIVE RECITAL
Pupils' Recital
Birthday Party
China Shower
Engarita Club
Smith.Knowles
Woman, the Artist
JOSEPH HOFMANN TO BE HERE TUESDAY Considered by Many to Be the World's Greatest Pianist.
Grand Opening
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Thimble Club
Package Shower
Informal Musical
Twelfth Birthday
Approaching Wedding
Belt.Yance
For Bride.Elect
Hearts and Mualc
Opening Dance
Social Notes
A TPRENUPTIAL AFFAIRS
NEW SOLOIST FOR CATHEDRAL CHOIR
TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING Woman's Home Missionary Society Will Open Sessions Tuesday
HUSBAND OBJECTS TO RELIGIOUS HEALING Declares That His Wife Left Him Because He Did Not Agree With Her Ideas of Heal, ing Disease
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET 3 FOR PRESIDENT ALTON B. PARKER OF NEW YORK FOR VICE PRESIDENT HENRY G. DAVIS 9 OF WEST VIRGINIA
AN EXAMPLE FOR LOS ANGELES
OFF HIS PEACE PEDESTAL
PUSH THE FIESTA ALONG
Washington in Cleveland's Time
BHRHOIBTGO Dancing Masters Issue Ultimatum Edict Has Gone Forth, Los Angeles Obeys Romping Two-Step Tabooed by Eastern Society Will Not Find/ Favor in Local Society Circles
Asks $2000 Damages
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POPE IBTERESTEB Inquires About Affairs in Philippines Gives Archbishop Aguis an Audience Speaks Graciously to Filipino Youths W(lo Studying for Priesthood and Expresses Pleasure at the i..2e ng
Gen. Ridzovsky Given Position
CIRCUM-BAIKAL RAILROAD RUSHED Russians Work Night and Day to Complete Line Before Lake Is Frozen. Now Open for Freight Traffic
BOLIVIA AND CHILE WILL SIGN TREATY Peace to Be Declared Within a Week by Action of Congress at VaU paraiso—lmportant Legislation Delayed
TO EXPERIMENT WITH HORSES Carriage Horses Will Be Bred From Tetters
Unable to Handle Harvest
Fire Not Serious
NEW RUSSIAN MINISTER OF INTERIOR OF POLISH ORIGIN
FORMERLY LOYAL AFRICANS REVOLT Withers Tribesmen Attack German Stations, and Situation Is Re. ported Serious—Rebels Trying to Incite Others
GEN. DRAGOSIIROFF MOVED TO TEAKS Veteran of Russo.Turkish War Bids Farewell to Famous Fourteenth Division, Which He Led Across the Danube
marries wealthy brewer Illinois Girl United With Gottlieb Carle of San Francisco
Steamers Collide at Havre
MARKS RETURNED BY NARROW MARGIN Former New York Newspaper Man Is Elected to Parliament From Isle of Thanet—Violent Person, alities In Campaign
ALARMED OYER PRINCESS' STATE Evidence of Italian Medical Man to Be Used in Divorce Proceedings of King' 6 Daughter Against German Prince
Unknown Killed by Train
DEATHS OF THE DAY Matthew W. Ransom, Garrysburg, N.C.
Electric Railway Sued
APPEAL TDJSTIDNS Peace Conference Ends Deliberations To Study the Economic Cause of War Special Reports Attribute Chief in. centive to Conflict in Class and Commercial Antagonism Between Peoples
ROBBERS BLOW UP BANK STRONG BOX Freeland, Ind., Scene of Bold Crime. Thieves Said to Have Escaped With $20,000—Entire Side of Building Wrecked
Imprisoned Miners Dead
Offered Presidency to Start a Revolution Panama Editor Exposes Administration's Little War MONEY WAS USED IN LIBERAL QUANTITIES Says Military Governor of the Canal Zone Puts on Too Many Airs
ASSERTS PARKER'S PARISH IS POOR Rev. Charles Mercer Hall Makes a Statement Regarding Speech Of Bishop Tuttle at Missionary Meeting in Bostor
KENTUCKY BEAUTY STUMPS FOR PARKER Young Woman Experienced In Poli. tics Assists Chairman Taggart in Indiana—Took Active Part in Senatorial Campaigns
Killed by Speeding Auto
WILL DISPOSE OF SUBSIDIARY SHARES Assets of Shipbuilding Company Or. dered Under Hammer by Judge Lanning In U, S. District Court at Trenton
Given Charge of Cable
FILIPINOS FAIL TO HOLD MEETING Great Gathering, Scheduled at Manila to Declare for Independence, * Postponed—Advises Followers to Await Developments
TO ABANDON RATE WAR Plate Glass Insurance Men Reach an Understanding
STOLEN BILKS • Suspected Train Robber Arrested at Bakersfleld
THEITERMNED Basle Playhouse Goes Up in Smoke Finest Place of Kind in Switzerland Costumes and Scenery Baved but VaU uable Library Burned—Two Flre» men Injured by Flames. Loss $15,000
Smallpox on a Transport
IMPERIAL FAMILY LEAVES PETERHOF First Outing of Infant Heir to Russian Throne—Emperor to Review Fleet at Reval Next Monday
IRRIGATION CANAL OPEN Celebration and Barbccue Attend Cer. emonies at Winters
WRITERS' UNION DISBANDS Stockton Newspaper Men Decide to Discontinue Organization
Accused Men Released
Assigned to Pacific Division
Hearlna Plants Grow
lAROCNI) THE TOWN j
AMUSEMENTS.
BAND CONCERTS Westlake Park
Chutes Park
Eastlake Park
CHURCH SERVICES
CHURCH MUSIC
AROUND THE TOWN
The Angelus Hotel
COMING PLAY WRITTEN BY LOS ANGELES GIRL
'CALIFORNIAN VISITS EAST; HAS UNFAVORABLE REPORT Easterner Living in Los Angeles Discredits Story—Praises Climate and Conditions Existing in This Part of State
CITY HALL NOTES
Why Take Chances?
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
WALNUT SHIPMENTS BEGUN First Carload Leaves Santa Ana for Minneapolis
HOTEL GOSSIP
SUDDEN DEATH OF MRS. C. H. HARRIS Widow of Well Known Newspaper Man of Chicago Drops Dead While Talking With Postman
NEW CHAPEL COMPLETED Beautiful Structure Built in East Los Angeles
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MARKED ADVANCE Ift STOCKS
SOUTHWESTERNB AND STEEL STRONG IN STOCK MARKET Active Buying of Bhares—Close Splr. ited and Firm
New York Stock 3 and Bonds
New York Bonds
Boston Stock 9 and Bonds
New York Bank Clearances
Financial Record
Large Credit Balance
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
Pacific Coast Trade
Chicago Live Stock Market
Cereals of the World
Sugar and Coffee
APPLE WAR MAY COME SUPPLIES ARE PLENTIFUL SO IS THE AMMUNITION Lompoc Crops Being Gathered. Cheese, Butter, Eggs Firm—Fish Plentiful—Bean Damage Again Reported
Cotton and Wool
CALIFORNIA FRUIT THE FAVORITE IN NEW YORK MARKET
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS Bank Stocks TIM AcriraA
Butter, Egg 3 and Chseae
MARINE REPORT—OCT. 8
HOTEL ARRIVALS
WILL VISIT LOS ANGELES Stanford University Musical Club Plans Extensive Tour v
CONGREGATIONALIBTS TO MEET Association of Southern California to Convene in Pomona
Disarmed
Just Grievance
The Matter of Size
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MENAGEDBY SEWER Complaints Received by Health Officer Cases of Typhoid Near Open Drain Residents in the Vicinity of Avenue Fifty.Seven Say That Mos. quitoe3 and Disease Have Resulted
REPUBLICANS BLUE Admit New York Lost to Party If Election Were to Be Held at Once Parker Would Have a M-ajority of Forty in Electoral * College
LAW CLASS STARTS DEBATING SOCIETY
ACTOR'S LIFE NOT ALL BIRDS AND BOTTLES
THEATER SUED FOE BREAKING CONTRACT Belasco and Mayer Ask Damages In Sum of $10,251.90 From Oliver Morosco, Alleging the Latter Broke Agreement
RAILWAY COMPANY SUED Plaintiff Alleges That He Was Injured Seriously
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REALTY ACTIIIE Demand for Property Was Never Better Figueroa Street's Frontage Great Price Handsome Homes Still Lead in Inter, est—Investors Are Making Choice Selections—Lots in All Parts Are Sold
INCORPORATIONS
Scared Qtr
SUNNYSIDE IS A MODEL HOME FOR SIX FAMILIES
SUBURBSDO (ROW Watts Junction Is (riven as a Sample, Scores of Homes Dot tlie Broad Acres Electric System to Santa Ana Being Pushed From That Point—New Name Wanted for the Town
PUSHING ANOTHER TRACT INTO HOME BUILDERS Acreage Near Los Angeles Has Been Subdivided and Platted
WORTHY OF CALIFORNIA October Issue of the Sunset Magazine a Beautiful Number
| With Railway Employes
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New Eight-Room Dwelling Built in Houston Heights
OCTOBER II LEADER * Permits Issued Total an Even $526,005 Eight Story Hotel included in the List Summary Showing the Full Value of Construction Work—Many Items of Interest Regarding Build, ers and Contractors
Do Not Neglect the Children
NEW HOME SPOT Popular Wilshire Boulevard Tract Residential Addition on the Market Streets to Be Graveled and All Lots Extend to Alleys—Modern Arches Will Adorn the Entrance
I VENICE OF AMERICA AT OCEAN PARK
Count Cassini's Hospitality
The Newberry Warehouse Corner of First and Vignes
SLOW REPAIRING CAUSES COMPLAINT City Tax Collector Addresses Letter to Council Asking Relief From Delaying Action of Contractor
Rates to San .loaqnln Valley
WAREHOUSEBURNED DAMAGE IS $20,000 Fifteen Hundred Tons of Hay 1 -wned by Los Angeles Storage Company Is Destroyed—Covered by Insurance
New Charts
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Ocean Park. Grammar School Now in Course of Erection
HUSTLERS J ROAM Dealers in Realty Find Time to Visit > Changes in the Fraternity Are Duly Recorded Old Home Spots Attract Many—New Firms Entering the Alluring Ranks—Doings of Many of Patriotic Gang
RECEIVED INTO NOVITIATE Impressive Ceremonies at Chapel of Mercy
For October Weddings
THE WEATHER
MARRIAGE LICENSES
BIRTHS
DEATHS
DIED
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United Daughters . .djourn
WOMAN MUST PAY FOR "NANCY HANKS" Horse Traded and Sold Until the Case Comes Before Justice Pierce for Final Settle. ment
C*ble Rates Are Lowered
World'a Fair, St. Louis.
FATE OF FIESTA WITH MERCHANTS Association Appeals to Business, Men and Property Owner* Through Clroular Letters—Money Must Be Secured
BISHOP TO DEDICATE NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH Edifice of Blessed Sacrament at Hoi. lywood Is Completed and Inter, esting Ceremonies Are Arranged
NUMBER OF SENATORS PUZZLES APPLICANT Would.Be Citizen Declares Tnat Call, fornia Is Represented in the Senate by Thirty-Eight Men
Given Life Sentence
THIS MAN S MYSTERIOUS POWER HEALS WHEN ALL OTHERS EAIL Defeats Deadly Diseases—Cures Hundreds by New and Marvelous Method of Treatment Makes the Lame Walk and the Deaf Hear And Performs Other Seeming Miracles That Pass Understanding—No Disease He May Not Cure HAS HE SUPERNATURAL GIFTS? Discards Useless Drugs and Medicines, Yet Heals Hopeless Invalids Pronounced Incurable by Physicians Offers Services and Home Treatment Free of Charge to Rich and Poor Alike Believes It His Duty to God and Man to Labo- for the Sick and Afflicted Who Stand In Need1
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Adventurous Youths Live in Tree
CRITICAL COMMENTS
THREE ACCIDENTS IN AS MANY MINUTES Horse Falls Into Cellar, Street Car Demolishes Milk Wagon and Office Boy Is Run Down
DRIVER'S MISTAKE MAY COST A LIFE Injured Woman Hauled About City In Carriage After Hackman Had Forgotten Address of His , Passenger
MISS ROSA McAHAN OF BUTTE. Hon After Two Years She Found a Remedy for Dandruff.
Made Us Famous
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Masthead
CARET BMN« "W°KK fkK?,Mj u
LUCKY HORSESHOE IN THE FAMILY OF MILLIONAIRE
A MODERN ADVANTAGE:
HOW JAPANESE SMILE A T DEA TH
THE LAST EFFORT
TIME
LEARNED ITALIAN ONCE A POOR BOY
TO A BABY
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SIX OBJECTIONS TO EQUAL SUFFRAGE
SHE FELT SMALL
HAD REACHED HER LIMIT
Two Hofmann Concerts
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
THE CHORAL SOCIETY
BAVAQE OPERA COMPANY
SOUSA COMING
MR. WENDLING'S LECTURE
INDIAN MUBIC
THE CONDUCTOR'S POWER
STRAY CHORDS
THE PASSIONATE AUTHOR TO HIS LOVE
BOOK ON BELGIAN LIFE
CARE OF THE HAIR
MAGAZINE FOR THE HOME
A WITTY WORK
MINING CAMP STORY
Romance Rules in Fiction
LIFE OF ZOLA
MR. CLEVELAND'S NEW BOOK
BOOK NOTES
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PLAYS AND THE PLAYERS
Tribute to Jefferson
Sot hern's New Venture
De Wolf Hopper in "Wang"
at T i ic ITIEAI U K/'
Mansfield's Future Plans
Novelty in London
The Week's Bills
Greet Company at Berkeley
Frank Daniels' Fad
Dr. Mclvor- Tynda 11
Greenroom Gossip
Coming Attractions
ATTRACTIONS FOR THE WEEK
Women's Clubs Begin Work of the Season
MRS. MACLOUTH INTERVIEWED
ART IN TEXAS
SUCCESSFUL CALI FORM lANS
CHILD LABOR COMMITTEE
SUNSHINE CHARITY
POMONA EBELL CLUB
MRS. PARKER FOR PRESIDENT
PEACE SOCIETY
MISS MITTON'S PICTURES
CLUB GOSSIP
Custer Massacre Survivor
Railway Etiquette In Japan
Passing of Bank Robber
An Accurftte Timekeeper
THE MAN OF THE HOUR
LATEST FASHIONS FOR THE AUTUMN Cravenette Finish Is the Proper Thing for All Fall Dress Goods
Training School for Future Domestic Happiness
UPON THE STAIR
Ways of Cooking Mexican Beans
Newest Belts for Shirt Waists
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ALIVE AND DEAD PASSENGERS
A FAIRY TALE
| HOW A MAN BREAKS THE LAWS
LAUGHS WITH MEN OF FAME
GRAHAM LOSES A DAY
ONE ON GROSVENOR
PREOCCUPIED |
MINISTER WU'S REBUKE
CELTIC CAMPAIGNING
SENTIMENTS
THE BEAUTY QUEST
Anrv*»n to Corr**pona«nu
»■' « JOSI AH ALLEN AND THE FAIR I
OLD-STYLE RETICULES
An Antelope That Dwellsl in Swamps
ODD WAYS OF SHOW PEOPLE
TECHNIQUE IN BASKETRY
CAPRICE
HOW TO TRAIN THE MUSCLES
FOUND AN ALLIGATOR
More Than a Foot
BEAUTY SCHOOL IN ENGLAND
! STORIES FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS —— | – __
THE PRIZE WINNER
Rarest Bird in the World
Happy Birthday Party That Resulted in a Revolution of Discipline
Prize Stories Written by The Herald's Young Folks
A PRACTICAL IDEA By Evelyn Strong—Class B—Twelve Years
MY PONY By George Ellis—Class • C—Six Years
Acknowledgment-
Freak Vegetables
Telling Time
MY FOX TERRIER
MEMORIES
WILLIE AND THE PANCAKES
Origin of National Museum Was Unique and Interesting
Liao Yang to Mukden
Japanese Paper
THE QUEER BEGGAR BOY
A PRIZE FOR GOOD GUESSERS
BINNACLE JIM SPINS A HJJM YARN
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