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GED BANKER WALSH GUILTY ON 54 COUNTS

KIDNAPED BY CHINESE, GIRL HELD IN SLAVERY

CONSERVATIVES IN FRANCE UNITE TO COMBAT SOCIALISM

DEAL WITH RUEF FALLS THROUGH

Asks Money for Exposition

Summary of the News

SHIPPERS AID PROSECUTION OF RAILROADS

Victims of Theater Fire Buried

W. J. Bryan to Proclaim Democratic Principles Throughout East and South

40 BATTLE FOR LIFE IN BURNING MINE

Plunging Auto Kills Two

U. S. SAILOR KILLS MATE IN FIGHTING

Unionist Candidate Wins

Shoe Company. Assigns

HARVESTER TRUST IS FINED $12,500 BY JUDGE IN TOPEKA

WOMAN WITNESS FOR DRUCE, ACCUSED

MINERS ENTOMBED FOR MANY WEEKS IN NEVADA ARE RESCUED

TILLMAN'S PITCHFORK PUNCTURES WHISKY JUG

Two Hurt in Brewery

Out of Work, Kills Himself

Sir John Walton Dead

CALIFORNIA IS FOR TAFT, SAYS STONE

GOVERNOR GILLETT WILL HOLD PUBLIC RECEPTION

MRS. OELRICHS AGAIN OBTAINS FAIRMONT HOTEL

EXPERT CHEMISTS TO STUDY PURE FOOD LAW

RUBH OF ALIENS TO EUROPE CONTINUES; RECORD BROKEN

Loeb Elected Director of Road

SCHREIBER CHOSEN COLONEL OF SEVENTH

PRIZE FIGHT TRUST SEEKING TO ESCAPE

Wrestler's Mother Interferes

Train Crash Kills Two

Decides Water Controversy

Minister to Leave San Diego

Ask* Money for Exposition

Arrested for Illegal Voting

Sentenced for Counterfeiting

Engineering Experts at Stockton

Young Out for Governor

German Steamer Lost

WIRELESS PREVENTS SUICIDE OF PASSENGER ON BOAT

POPE PIUS' ILLNESS CONFINES HIM TO ROOM

Woman Terrorist Captured

Nebraska Politician Dead

SPEEDING CAR CRUSHES MAN

Four Children Drowned

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GCHED TO ANCE TWO BIG BOUTS

AUDITOR WANT 3 VOTING MACHINES TESTED SOON

' i.EGED FORGER D IN BANTA CRUZ

The Two Light Fantastic Combatants

MOVE OFFICES TO ESCAPE TAXATION

LAWYERS ARGUE RAILROAD LAWSUIT

NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH IN FLAMES

HOLLYWOOD HOTEL

ROBE SENTENCED TO PRISON FOR LIFE

BOY BADLY HURT; MAN ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT

NEGROES TO HOLD MASS "INDIGNATION" MEETING

LABORER SEVERELY HURT BY HEAVY PALLING BOARD

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LOVELACE IS SENTENCED

COUNCIL READY TO CALL SEALER GRANT'S BLUFF

Some Good Attractions L. E. Behymer Offers

SUES CITY BECAUSE WATER CUTS LAND

ANTI-CIGARETTE LEAGUE FORMED IN LOS ANGELES

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Reflection* of a Bachelor

Doubtless the Reason

REDWOOD TRACT IS GIVEN UNITED STATES

TINY COUPLE IS NOW VISITING IN LOS ANGELES

MERCHANTS MUST CEASE PRIZE LOTTERY DRAWINGS

EXAMINATIONS FOR RHODES SCHOLARSHIP THIS MONTH

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ALL-DAY CONFERENCE IS SET FOR NEXT TUESDAY

Knox's Joke

Lots Fully Covered

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GINEERS SIT BALBOA BAY HARBOR

DEBPONDENT COBBLER TRIES TO END LIFE

At the Pawnbroker'! Ball

CITY FATHERS DON TOUPEES AND BALD PATES ARE THINGS OF THE PASI

Charter Members of Toupee Club and a Candidate

SINGER'S COOL HEAD AVERTS THEATER PANIC

FORMER POLICE SERGEANT DIES AT FAMILY HOME

LONG CHASE SUCCESSFUL

STREET CAMPAIGN MEETS WITH INCREASING SUCCESS

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Society

Two Debutantes at New Year's Eve Concordia Club Ball

Double Wedding

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MAKES REPORT OF CHARITABLE WORK

COUNCIL CONFIRMS STATE BOND SALE

TO REIMBURSE EMPLOYES WHO DISCOUNTED WAGES

LIBRARY DIRECTORS PRAISE LIBRARIAN

A Safe Couch Medicine far < lillilrni

DIVORCE SUITS CLOG COURTS

BEAUTIFUL HPR«F WILL BE GIVEN AWAY TODAY

LIKE APPROACHING STORM, FORECASTER IS AT SEA

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NEWS OF NEIGHBORING CITIES

$100,000 BONDS DECIDED ON

C.TV TAX COLLECTIONS SHOW LARGE INCREASE

PASADENA TO ASK FOR BIG CONVENTION IN 1909

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SOUTH PASADENANS SEE OLD YEAR OUT

BLUNDER IN SUPPLYING PASADENA CHEMICALS

MASONIC BODIES HOLD JOINT INSTALLATION CEREMONIES

BIRTHDAY OF VENICE TO BE COMMEMORATED

CRANK'S PENIArtD FOR TITHES BRINGS ON SPASM

ATTACH "FOR MOTHER'S SAKE" FOR OWN SAKE

LONG BEACH TAXES OF DECADE AGO ARE VOID

200 PHONEB INSTALLED IN HOTEL VIRGINIA

BUILDER SELLS APARTMENT HOUSE; OFF TO AUBTRALIA

MAN WHO FELL DEAD INTO SEA UNIDENTIFIED

DIVISIONISTS ARE CONFIDENT OF EAST

BICYCLE THIEF CONFESSES; SIX MONTHS' SENTENCE

UNABLE TO PAY DEBT, WOMAN IS EVICTED

LONG BEACH COUNCIL SELECTS FIRE HOUSE 3ITE

PO3TOFFICE MAY OCCUPY WHOLE FLOOR OF BUILDING

WHEELMEN COLLIDE; ONE IS RENDERED UNCON3CIOUB

FORECAST OF NEW YEAR IS VENTURED

CIVIC FIBLD DAY IS PLANNED BY ASSOCIATION

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Can't Stop Her

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Editorial and Society Section LOS ANGELES SUNDAY HERALD

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Society

The Musical World

PACIFIC BAVINGS BANK ABSORBED BY MERCHANTS

COLLEGE CHORAL UNION WINS GREAT APPLAUSE

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Eclipse Viewed by Scientists

HOSPITAL PATIENT LEAPS FROM WINDOW; ESCAPES

HEARD AROUND HOTEL CORRIDORS

SHOE BHOP WRECKED BY BOILER EXPLOSION

ARCHBISHOP OF SAN FRANCISCO WILL SAIL SOON FOR HOME

Manufacture Precious Stones

PASADENA

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LONG BEACH

CONDUCTORS GUESTS OF ANGEL CITY AUXILIARY

NO CAR SHORTAGE THIS YEAR, SAY OFFICIALS

"TRAMP" WRITES BOOK ON TRAVELING FOR NOTHING

A Girl's Way

Society

SCHOOL NOTES

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MISSIONARIES TO SPEAK IN LOS ANGELES TODAY

HERALD ACCEPTS BLAME

AMERICAN SHIPPING

PROPHETIC WORDS

CHARTER COMMISSION

A DRY LOS ANGELES

SET THEM TO WORK

Sparks From A Live Wire.

The Ring Test

THE EXILE

Emperor of Germany Praises English Magazines

Declares Courts Ruling Is Travesty on Justice

Need a Stronger Plank Than State Socialism

FUNNYGRAPHS

Very Likely

After Kicking Time

Cutting

Oppressive Law

Hit Occupation

WITH THE POETS

A FAN

COMPARISONS

THE CITY

BAND_CONCERT

Herald Patterns

CITY BRIEFS

C. R. HARRIS ACTIVE IN AUDITORIUM WORK

TWO MEN SENT UP TO PENITENTIARY

BEREAN BIBLE CLASS HOLDB BUSINESS SESSION

Sentenced to Jail

A SUNDAY OUTING

FRATERNAL ORDERS

Hunk Foollahneaa

FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET

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FRUIT MARKET

Sugar and Coffee

Cotton and Wool

FINANCIAL I

CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUB FRUITB

PRODUCE MARKET FEELS UNCERTAIN

Pacific Coast Trade

PRICES OP METALS IN NEW YORK MARKETS

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CANADIAN BANKS IN CHARGE OF INSTITUTION THAT FAILED

Chicago Live Stock

San Francisco Shipping

SUPPOSED NOBLEMAN SPENT VAST FORTUNE

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE DRAWS LINE BETWEEN REAL AND UNREAL

MEXICANS OUT OF JAIL; WILL STILL ISSUE PAPER

RAILROAD NEWS

TO Till-. HIIKS

WESTERN UNION ASKS FOR DELAY

ADDRESSES CLUB ON THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC

CUTS TREES FOR FOREST SCENE; MUST PAY FINE

DANCE HALL MEN ASK LOW LICENSE

PARENTS AND TEACHERS HOLD MONTHLY MEETING

GOPHER CLUB TO GIVE BOX LUNCHEON.SOCIAL

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Los Angeles Sunday Herald SPORTING SECTION

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POOR START BEATS RAPID WATER OUT OF GARDENA STAKES

PRINCETON MAKES TERMS WITH HARVARD

AMATEUR GAMES IN WINTER LEAGUE TODAY

NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

UNCLE SAM GOOD SPORT

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MICHIGAN AND QUAKERS TO CONTINUE FRIENDLY

Stricklett to Manage State League

POMONA TRACK TEAM TRAINING FOR MEETS

MANY CLAIMS ARE ENTERED

CLAREMONT BASKETBALL TEAM TO PLAY REDLANDS

BOOKERS TO HAVE MODEL STOCK FARM

NEWHALL MAY BE CHOSEN NEW HARVARD COACH

BOWLS TWENTY-FOUR HOURS WITHOUT REST

THE SPORTING WORLD

MONTGOMERY IS BEATEN

BASKETBALL IS A STRENUOUS GAME

GILBERT BROWN CHOSEN CENTER OF CRIMSON LINE

NOTED TURFITE DEAD

HERALD'S SANTA ANITA FORM CHART

BIG FOUR IGNORE TRUST

FOR THE COLLEGE MAN

SPORT REMNANTS |

SALT LAKE TO HAVE NEW SAUCER TRACK

COLLEGES BURY ATHLETIC HATCHET

STAGG WILL COACH BY LONG DISTANCE

NEW AUTO SPEEDWAY

Derkum May Tour

A Game Bird

BAT SIGNS WITH UNHOLZ

WEIGHT THROWERS LAST LONGEST OF ATHLETES

Cranking with the Left Hand

McCarthy to Teach Boxing

A Fast One

SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE

NEWS OF THE AUTOMOBILE=LOCAL AND FOREIGN

ALTADENA HILL CLIMB DUBIOUS

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POPE-TOLEDO MAKES RECORD ON DESERT

PREVENTIVES AND REMEDIES

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AUTOMOBILE NOTES

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NEW ENGINE IS BIG AID IN MANY LINES

PROTEST OVER RULING REGARDING DEWAR TROPHY

BREWER BUYS FANCY AUTO

NEWS OF THE REAL ESTATE WORLD

MONEY NOW OFFERED ON REAL ESTATE

Sells for $5000

NEW HOME TO BE SAFE FROM FIRE

MODEL OF FIRE PROOF CONSTRUCTION

NEW SUBDIVISION IN ORANGE GROVE TRACT

Pasadena Sales

MONTE VISTA SALES REACH BIG FIGURES

POMONA REPORTS NEW ACTIVITY IN REAL ESTATE

OSTRICH FARM FEATURE FOR SANTA BARBARA

GARDNER PAYS $36,000 FOR AN ELSINORE HOTEL

MRS. FOX PAYS $7500 FOR ADAMS STREET LOT

EASTERNERS BUY GROVE AT REDLANDS

HERMOSA BEACH LOTS PROVE FAST SELLERS

Buys Cattle Ranch

GUSTAFSON IS TO BUILD LARGE APARTMENT HOUSE

NEW BULDING FOR MARKET IS PLANNED

REALTY IS IMPROVING IN SOUTH PASADENA

MINNEAPOLIS MAN BUYS TWO RIVERSIDE GROVES

San Diego Residence Sold

ACREAGE IS WINNING A MULTITUDE

TO GROW MILLIONS OF CANTALOUPES

Big San Diego Sale

BEAUTIFUL HOUSE BEING ADDED TO BEAUMONT'S MANY

PLANS APARTMENT FOR ADAMS STREET

REAL ESTATE ACTIVE AT SAN BERNARDINO

Buys Walnut Grove

Buys Small Ranch

Exchange Properties

Sales Reported '

MARSH AND STRONG BUY BIG AREA OF FARM LAND

BUILDING PERMITS SHOW BIG GAIN

big record in building for McCarthy tract

E. J. TUCKER BUYS SIX ROOM MODERN HOME

Buys for Warehouse

Philip Gulli Buys Lot

Pasadena Sale

Natural

THE WEATHER

PLAYS AND PLAYERS

SAYS "MERRY WIDOW" COPYRIGHT IS FAULTY

COMING ATTRACTIONS

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OBSERVATIONS BY A FIRST NIGHTER

STAGE WIT AND HUMOR

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The Los Angeles Herald MAGAZINE SECTION

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THE MAN FROM NOD.

GRANDPA'S BIRTHDAY.

RARE STORIES OF GREAT MEN.

An American City with Foreign Customs.

At Home, January First.

The East Room.

THE CONFESIONS OF DUDLEY MONTROSE, HIGHWAYMAN

ARTFUL ANDREW

From the Editor's Ink Well.

The Love Story of a President James A. Garfield.

Success that is a Failure.

Snap Shots from School.

Rights and Lefts.

In Poetic Humor.

The Title Hunter.

When We Get There.

ASthletics for Young People.

The Girls of the West

SHORT-PENCIL SKETCHES.

Mabel Van Hazen.

Chester Johnson.

Mary Makepeace.

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BOYS and GIRLS MAGAZINE SECTION Los Angeles Herald

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The Big Fox

Rob Archer's Trials

THE Indian Police

A Bridge Problem

Just So.

A Warm Find.

A Race with Otters.

My First Bear.

An Odd Defender.

Indians and Trains

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World-Wide Review of Achievements of Men and Women

GREAT LEADER OF THOUGH TELLS WHAT

Has Faith in Highest Ultimate Evolution

Personal Anecdotes

Women's Work

SAYS UNITED STATES MAS REASON TO BE PROUD OF THE NAVY

Quaint and Curious

Foreign

WITH PEN AND CAMERA.

Our New Guests from the Orient

Defeating the Fogs

A Long Way From Broadway

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Separate Waists and Their Accompanying

Fashion Notes.

Hints for the Housewife.

Fashionable Trimmings of 1908.

Luncheon Dishes.