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$1000 REWARD STILL REMAINS UNCLAIMED

THE MYSTERIOUS MR. RAFFLES ANSWERB HIS MANY CORRESPONDENTS

DUARTE MAN THINKS MYSTERIOUS MR. RAFFLES WAS DROWNED IN BTREET

MYSTERIOUS MR. RAFFLES

CAMPAIGN IN CHICAGO IS RED HOT

KING MAY SAVE MURDERER'S LIFE

Faulkney Released

One Dead, Others Injured

ROOSEVELT WELCOMES 500 SCHOOL TEACHERS FROM TORONTO, ONT.

STRIKE MAY BE CALLED ANY HOUR

DR. FORCE BEATS THE SHERIFF TO PRISON

DEPOSITS IN SAN DIEGO BANKS SHOW INCREASE

SECRETARY TAFT AND PARTY REACH COLON

FIRE IN HOMESTAKE MINE BEYOND CONTROL

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ALL TRAINS BLOCKED AT BAKERSFIELD

THINK GUTIERREZ WILL BE CHOSEN

WOMAN SAVES NEGRO FROM MOB

BREWERS ARE BARRED FROM OWNING SALOONS

BEER MAY BE SCARCE IN ST. LOUIS IF THE STRIKE ISN'T SETTLED

MUST PAY FARE OR LEAVE TRAIN

JUBILEE DAY IS GREAT SUCCESS

OFFICER KILLS MAN ACCUSED OF ROBBERY

CALIFORNIA STUDENTS RECEIVE SHEEPSKINS

SAYS RUEF WAS PAID BIG SALARY

RUEF TURNS ON HIS "ENEMIES" AND SCORES THEM UNMERCIFULLY

THE DAY'S NEWS

FORECAST

THAW PROMPT IN ANSWERING ALL QUESTIONS

EXPLOSION BLOWS MAN'S BODY TWENTY FEET IN AIR

POSTAL TELEGRAPH WILL AGAIN INCREASE SALARIES

Boat Upsets; Two Drown

TWO DESIRE THE PRESIDENT'S JOB

USE HAYFORKS ON BATTLEFIELD

NEW YORKER LOANS AUTO TO HOSPITAL

Laws Now Effective

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SHOWS GREAT ADVANTAGES OF OWENS RIVER

ITALIAN SHOT DEAD: PLOT IS SUSPECTED

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MAYOR'S BUREAU BRINGS RESULTS

SAN FRANCISCO TELEPHONE GIRLS THREATEN STRIKE

SEATTLE BUSINESS MEN AT SAM DIEGO

Mrs. McDonald Released on Bond

Friend Dies: Ends Life

RAILROAD SUBJECT WORRIES 'TEDDY'

MURDER SUSPECT FALLS TO THE FLOOR IN A FAINT

DEATHS OF THE DAY

Oliver Succeeds Swettenham

Find Lottery on Boat

FUR.COATED FISH

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PLACES VISITED BY THE MYSTERIOUS MR. RAFFLES

RAFFLETTES

THE REWARD FOR RAFFLES

"JIM CROW" GANG AT FRUITVALE BROKEN UP

DIVORCES CAUSED BY POOR COOKING

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SINKING FUND BOARD'S PLAN FOR SCHOOLS

FORMER SOLDIER SOUGHT FOR MURDER OF COMRADE

ODTLINE OF HEAD OF THE MYSTEEIODS MB. BAFFLES

ALLEGED BIGAMIST IS CAPTURED BY POLICE

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UNION CHAPEL FILLS A BADLY NEEDED WANT

WORK HARD FOR SUCCESS OF UNION CHAPEL

CITY ENGINEER MAKES REPORT ON BIG SEWER

ALL CITY BOOKS TO BE AUDITED

HANGS IN MIDAIR TO END OF ROPE

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Los Angeles Sunday Herald. Editorial and Society section

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LEAVES FROM SOCIETY'S NOTE BOOK

Children's Party

To Leave for Europe

To Benefit Russians

Five Hundred Party

Easter Party

Sorority to Entertain

Club Members to Meet

Easter Dance

To Be Married at Noon

Was a Pretty Affair

To Give Tea

Miss McComas In Los Angeles

Club Members to Be Quests

First Annual Banquet

Wedding in June

To Be at Home

Easter Dinner

To Become Bride

Mrs. Neighbors Is Hostess

To Entertain with Tea

Musical Entertainment

Have Regular Meeting

Monthly Luncheon

Large Reception and Tea

M. Lieener to Speak

Los Robles Club Dance

To Have Rally

Big Benefit Tonight

To Present Concert

Have Delightful Evening

To Be Guests

Gives Song Recital

Celebrate Birthday

Violet Luncheon

To Be Hostesses

Reads "Hamlet"

To Entertain with Reception

Easter Bazaar

To Give Card Party

Organize Society

To Entertain Informally

To Wed Society Girl

Informal Dancing Party

Ball and Whitt Party

To Give "At Home"

Issue Cards for Muticale

Pico Heights Bocial Note*

Out of Town Society

LONG BEACH

PASADENA

SOCIETY FADS

Church Services

FRANCIS MURPHY WILL ' OBSERVE EASTER SUNDAY

AT THE THEATERS

The Week's Bills

Coming Attractions

Greenroom Qosslp

NOTES BY THE MATINEE MAN

Dramatic Notes

SUNDAY HERALD-10 CENTS

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REAL LESSON OF EASTER

THAT EASTER BONNET

OUR SUNSHINE LAND

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FACTS

FIRE AND REDWOOD

For That Tired Feeling

PI LINES AND PICK UPS

HOW COLORS AFFECT US

LARGEST BUILDING STONE

THE "BAND" SHE MEANT

A TROUBLEBOME COMMA

THE CITY

NEW SMOKE LAW DUE ON MONDAY

GOOD ROADS MOVEMENT NOW WELL UNDER WAY

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

INSPECTION HIGH BUT IS DEMANDED

WEEPS HIS WAY OUT OF PRISON

ROBBERS LOOT A CHINESE LAUNDRY

I IHI INS I ll%< 1:

OBJECTS TO ACCUSATION OF STEALING HEN FRUIT

PONIES GET AWAY AT ASCOT PARK

BRAGGART WINS GEBHARD EVENT

RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS

PRESIDENT GREETS ATHLETES

IKKALI) ASCOT FORM CHART

STANFORD CREWS ARE VICTORIOUS

BENNINGS RESULTS

TOM HUGHES REINSTATED

LOU DILLON FOALS FILLY

ST. VINCENT TO MEET STANFORD

BUSINESS COLLEGE WINS

L. A. HIGH WINS ACADEMIC MEET

HIDES UNDER HOUSE TO ELUDE THE POLICE

POMONA BASKETBALL TEAM DEFEATS ORANGE FIVE

CARDINALS SCORE NARROW VICTORY

BAT DYNAMITE FOR BASEBALL

ATHLETIC CLUB STOCK SUBSCRIBED

OAKLAWN SEASON CLOSES

OWENS PARTY AT OAKLAND

STUDY PHASES OF SOCIOLOGY

EASTER SERVICE AT KNOX PRESBYTERIAN

SHRINERS' SHOW IS THE REAL THING

ROLL OF DEATHS AGAIN INCREASED

Whisper It

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Los Angeles Sunday Herald. Real Estate and Classified Section

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BRIGHT FUTURE FOR REAL ESTATE

SALES IN FLORENCE HEIGHTS

On South Main and Jefferson

DESIGN FOR HOTEL "EAGLE ROCK"

TEN-STORY BLOCK FOR OLIVE STREET

Bungalows Are Popular

FREE BARBECUE TRIP POSTPONED

HIGH CLASS HOMES FIND PURCHASERS

M. H. NEWMARK HOME SOLD TO WALTER EVERETT

PUMP FACTORY PLANT EXPANDS

ACTIVITY AT BAY CITY

EIGHTY-ACRE TRACT IS SOLD FOR $90,000

DEMAND IS ACTIVE FOR RANCH ACREAGE

Orange Grove for $19,000

MODEL OF POPOLAK BUNGALOW

ARCHITECTS PLAN NEW STRUCTURES

Accounted For

RIO VISTA TRACT NEW ADDITION

BUILDERS TEST' DRAWS A CROWD

Our Itullur *liv.- sul.

CLUB HOUSE FOR CHURCH MEMKHRS

BUILDING DATA FOR MARCH '07

Thlnge You Should Know

HAS FAITH IN "23' AND MRS. EDDY'S CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

ABBOT KINNEY TO RENOVATE VENICE

COAST LINES ARE RUSHING REPAIRS

NEVER GUARANTEED BONDS

Oregcn Invasion

Moving Bumper Corn Crop

Delays Omaha's New Station

Congestion Nearly Over

Restrains Alabamans

Will Test Pennsylvania Act

NEWS OF THE MUSIC FOLK

Carroll McComas in Recital

Carolyn yon Benzon to Sing

Gertrude Cohen, Pianist, to Play

The Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra

Chycago Symphony Orchestra

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Petschnikoff

McKenzie Gordon to Sing

M. Planel and Mme. Tekley.Planel

Organ and Vocal Recital

HEARD AROUND THE CORRIDORS

THE ALPINE FAMILY WITH SELLS-FLOTO SHOWS

HOLIDAY FOLLOWS THE CIRCUS FLAG

Father and Son

THE WEATHER

Services at Soldiers' Home

EASTER SONGS WILL BE SWEET

THIEF TAKES JEWELRY AND LEAVES KNIFE

FORMALLY OPEN A NEW CHAPEL

LEGISLATURE'S PUTRID DOINGS ARE EXPOSED

PASADENA FIGHT AT WHITE HEAT

RANCH EGGS DROP TO TWENTY CENTS

Pacific Coast Trado

Butter, Egga and Chssss

CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITS

FINANCIAL

European Stock Exchanges

Credit Balancti

No Be»»ione Saturday

MINING QUOTATIONS

The Metal Market

GENERAL FRUIT MARKET

Chicago Live Stock

Bt. Louie Wool

Lead Quotations

WHEAT STRONG IN GRAIN CENTER

Treasury Statement

GOES FROM GRAVE TO HER OWN DEATH

<»■• Dollar Shoe Hale

CLUB POLITICS BECOMING WARM

SAYS BOYS ARE HORSE THIEVES

WILL RETURN AS EASTER GREETINGS

BOARD MAKES REPORT OF ITS YEAR'S WORK

GRAND PIANOS DO PECULIAR STUNTS

MUST REGISTER DOCKED HORSES

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Los Angeles Herald. BOYS AND GIRLS MAGAZINE SECTION

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THE LITTLE MAID OF KENSINGTON

KIRK SHELDON'S MINE

SAVED BY A COBRA

THE THREE NINES

THE ART OF SHELL DECORATING

SOME HINTS FOR PARTIES

A Simple Compass

Oldest Will on Record

HOW TO DRIVE

How to C&tcb Turtles

An Electrical Rat Trap

Followed Royalty

TkeJ&offle&elteA—*..,

A&KiO2 Postage st&rrjps

An Eye to Business

Pork by the Yard

FINDINGS ARE KEEPINGS

Misunderstood

Moses Was a Gentleman

Los Angeles Herald Sunday Supplement. Magazine Section

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THE INDUSTRIAL SIDE OF EASTER

Earthquake Eccentricities.

Gold and the Guinea's Stamp

Our Popular Music

THE HOME CIRCLE

Homemade Easter Novelties*

Homemade Candy*

Lingerie Making at Home.

Some Seasonable Soups*

Marlborough's Queer Rent*

INTERESTING FOR WOMEN

THE VERY LATEST FASHIONS

RIBBON OH COTTONS.

SHOES.

ODDS AND ENDS

Medicinal Vegetables.

To Clean Paint.

Ink Stains In Carpets.

To Soften Hard Putty. a b n a

Diet for Young Children.

EVILS OF HIGH HEELS.

GRACEFUL LINES PREVAIL

To Make a Couch Rug.

DRESSY WAIST OF ALL-OVER LACE.

THE KITCHEN

TO KEEP PAPER PATTERNS

A Good Disinfectant.

THE LATEST FASHION FANCIES

SEEN ON THE PROMENADE

1AKD ON HIM.

Seen at the Grand Opera.

Fads and Fancies of the Passing Moment.

Description of Illustrations.

OUR YOUNG FOLKS PAGE

The Fairy Princess and Prince Get Lost.

When Billy and Bertha Fought*

FIND THE DUTCHMAN

Teddy's Surprise

Queens of England*

LIMERICK.

Read and Reflect

She < liimm-'l Her Opinion.

Made-Over Nursery Ilhyme.

WITH THE FUNNY MAN

NO MISTAKE THERE.

THE PENITENT

POOR MAN.

IT WAS EASTER MORNING.

l, | ill. i:A!tl AK!>.

HE FELT THE SENTIMENT.

SHE WAS CAUTIOUS.

CHANCE FOR A FALL.

WUY KHE WEPT

. HE HAD NO SENTIMENT.

SUSPICIOUS COMPLIMENT.

A BOY'S EASTER.

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EARLY DAYS IN GOLDFIKLI)

QUEER BALL GAME FURNISHES SENSATION

GIRL WANTS TO WEAR TROUSERS

A Reason for Keeping It

The Deadly Parallel

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Los Angeles Sunday Herald. Comic Section

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