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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 124, 3 February 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
NO LIQUOR OR TOBACCO FOR THAW
THREE KILLED WHEN CAR STRIKES CARRIAGE
OPERA "SALOME" PRESENTED TO BIG AUDIENCE IN NAPLES
Steamer Is Aground
LABOR FIGHTS GREAT INFLUX OF JAPANESE
Summary of the News
'Human Brutes' Made Better by Woman's Work
RAILROADS HIT; WEST TO SUFFER
HUNDREDS OF COATS
SCHOONER SINKING, CREW WORKS HOURS AT PUMPS
SHOOTS AT RIVAL; KILLS ANOTHER MAN
Japanese Couple Killed
Killed by Footpadt
REVOLUTION THREATENS PORTUGAL'S CROWN NOW WORN BY BOY
DRIVEN TO SUICIDE * BY DAUGHTER'S MARRIAGE
Dewey's Engineers Return
May Appeal to Vatican
IOWANS PLAN BIG PICNIC WITH NOVEL FEATURES
NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS
PASTOR RESIGNS TO TAKE UP GREAT WORK
TURN CANAL BACK TO FLUSH MEXICO'S SEWER SYSTEM
FIFTH WARD RESIDENTS APPEAL FOR CROSSINGS
TO CURE A COLD IK ONE DAT
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LOS ANGELES ARTIST AIDS COMMISSION
CANDLEMAS DAY OBSERVED WITH ELABORATE SERVICES
THIEVES BREAK WINDOW AND STEAL JEWELRY
Kceplns Open Uouu.
Sweet Singer of Little Italy at the Orpheum This Week
CHICAGO WOMAN SUDDENLY DIES AT HOSPITAL DOOR
MAN CRUSHED TO DEATH BY TRAIN AT TROPICO
HEARD AROUND HOTEL CORRIDORS
BRIGADE MAY LOCATE HERE
MANY CANNOT PAY EVEN TWO CENTS FOR MEALS
PORTLAND GIRL GUEST OF HONOR AT SOCIETY DINNER
It Will Par You
PUZZLING MIXUP IN CASE OF FOUR STOLEN CHICKENS
MANY POSITIONS ARE NOW OPEN IN CIVIL SERVICE
PARENTS SEEK TRACE OF RUNAWAY DAUGHTER
PABTOR PRAISE 3 WORK DONE BY EVANGELISTS
"GENTLEMAN BURGLAR"IS ANXIOUS TO LEAVE PRISON
NEW CORONER WILL HOLD FIRST INQUESTS TODAY
YOUNG tfAN BRAVE DESPITE INJURIES
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TROUBLES OF EMPIRE
A CLEAN-CUT STANDARD
GROWTH Or LOS ANGELES
SINCE IT HAS BEEN PROPOSED TAFT POSE FOR THE MOVING PICTURE MAN
THE CITY JAIL
LONG BEACH JINKS
Sparks From A Live Wire
Coming Great Lawyer
Easily Answered •
Drop in the Bucket
Paper Boat Will Be Trusty
Leap Year
Probably Hungry
Reversed
Now Please Enthughes
A Rum Question
Makes Him Dizzy
WOMAN MISTAKES POET FOR A LONG LOST SWEETHEART
SOCIETY ENTERTAINS WITH BANQUET AND PROGRAM
THE CYNIC
THE PROHIBITION WAVE FLOODING THE COUNTRY
THE AMERICAN RECORD OF PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
ARABIAN NIGHTS' RAILWAY TO DREAMY OLD BAGDAD
Reflections of a Bachelor
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BUY HOMES 'MID CITRUS GROVES
OLD LICENSE LAW TO BE TESTED IN COURT
THE CITY I— ' ' ■■ ■■ ...—.■■■- ■■■
IH Vaquero, Riders Shoot
ANXIOUS BOYS CRUSHED WKILE RUSHING LINE
MOTORMAN INJURED WHEN CAR IS DERAILED
POPULAR YOUNG PEOPLE ARE UNITED IN MARRIAGE
CITY BRIEFB
"FANTANA" IS LAUGH SHOW
Herald Patterns
Schooner Springs a Leak
YOUTH LIVES AS WOMAN
TO THK RACE*
It Will Par You
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4000 PEOPLE HEAR FAMED LECTURE
FORTUNE IN NEW BILLS GONE FROM YUCATAN BANK
TO ABOLISH COURTS IN OLD SONORATOWN
CHANGED DATES ALLEGED IN PUBLIC LAND PAPERS
SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES IN GAY PARIS AND NEW YORK
COUNCIL TO FIX UTILITY RATES
STREET CAMPAIGN ENDS WITH MONSTER MEETING
"SOCIETY'S DRUNKEN SPREE" HIS THEME
Smalt Stars
PASTOR TALKS OF THE WORTHY POOR
MANY SIGN PLEDGE AT TEMPERANCE MEETINGS
Where He Drew the Line
BOOK WORLD NOTES
REDHOT BATTLE TO BE WAGED AGAINST SALOONS
NEEDLE SWALLOWED YEAR AGO IS TAKEN FROM BOY'S KNEE
FIREMAN RANG FALSE ALARMS, SAYS CAPTAIN
FIRST PARISH RETREAT CLOSED WITH CEREMONY
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NO CLASS TO EVENTS
PASADENA FIVE WINS FROM LONG BEACH Y. M. C. A.
TURNERS HOLD SCHUTZENFEST
Redlands Fives Win Easily
Redlands Golfers Beat Annandale
TRAFFIC MEN TO DISCUSS SUMMER EXCURSION RATE
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
AMATEURS PLAY BALL – DESPITE THE RAIN
Game Preserve to Be Chosen
EARLY BIRDS ON HIGHLAND DIAMONDS
HARVARD ALONE TO REDUCE SCHEDULE
HIGH SCORES ROLLED ON BOWLING ALLEYS
YALE AND HARVARD TO MEET BRITONS
MICHIGAN'S ALUMNI VOICES ITS APPROVAL
CLEVELAND PITCHER TELLS STORY ON HIMSELF
BUSINE3B JEALOUSY LEADB TO MURDER OF BALOON MAN
LONGBOAT HAS HEAP LARGE APPETITE
CHESS TOURNEY IS NOW ON SCHEDULE
TENNIS NOT PART OF OLYMPIC GAMES
WEATHER MAN WOLLABER LETS DROP MORE RAIN
TWO INTERESTING CASES COME TO TRIAL THIS WEEK
FORMER OFFICIAL OF SANTA FE DENIES REBATING CHARGE
Berlin in Grip of Influenza
» ■ » Bad Judgment .":/,; s^,
NEWS OF NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA
'ERMINIE' FOLK HAVE A WINNING STRIKE
HOTEL GUESTS BECOME BURNT CORK ARTISTS
VALLEY HUNT CLUB TO GIVE COMEDY IN ITS NEW HOME
PASADENA ELKS FORM A MEN'S CHORAL CLUB
RAIN STOPS PASADENA. MORANS BASEBALL GAME
BATTLE FOR BETTER WAGES CONTINUES
MAY BE SURVEYING FOR RAILROAD THROUGH MALIBU
SANTA MONICA ASSOCIATED CHARITIES ELECTS OFFICERS
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES AT SAN BERNARDINO ELECTS
Fire Causes Heavy Loss
LONG BEACH
EXPLORE 'HAUNTED' LONG BEACH HOUSE
ODD TRIO OF ITINERANTS TO TRAVEL IN A WAGON
CATCHES FOUR JEWFISH IN ONE DAY
WIFE HOLDS EFFECTS; ASKS POLICE TO SECURE THEM
SWELLING FINGER TELLS FISHERMAN STORM IS BREWING
DIRECTOR HAS PLAN TO FINANCE LONG BEACH BAND
CORONER CONVINCED BODY IS THAT OF E. S. KING
ALLEGED CHECK GRAFTER GETS SAME VICTIM TWICE
VENICE MEN START CLUB
MASS MEETING IN VENICE OPPOSES BOND ELECTION
REMORSE DRIVES MAN TO END LIFE WITH BULLET
MISTAKES MAN FOR CAT; VICTIM'S HEAD SHOT OFF
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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THE WEATHER
NEW SAVINGS BANK STARTS IN PASADENA
LOS ANGELES BURGLARS PUT IN A BUSY NIGHT
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
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ACTIVITY IN THE MINING REGIONS IS BEING RESUMED
SMELT ORE BY GAS AT RENOPLANT
PICNIC AND RAYMOND GROUPS CHANGE OWNERS
TWO-STAMP MILL MAKES 91200 IN THREE WEEKS
Staking Out Placer Claims in Hope That Death Valley Will Be Productive
DALE DISTRICT IS SHOWING ACTIVITY
LYNX CREEK HYDRAULICS PASS TO NEW COMPANY
PITTSBURG PROPERTY TO PROVE GREATEST
ANGELENOS PAY $50,000 FOR SAN DIEGO MINES
Suffering and Dollar* Saved
STAUFFER CO. CLOSES BOND
GRAHAM GOLD STRIKE SHOWS VALUES OF $460
EIGHT THOUSAND IS ONE MILL'S OUTPUT
MAY BUILD NEW MILL TO WORK IBEX PROPERTY
Huiriachic Company Has Rich Area in Developed Mexican District
Hydraulic Company Makes Big Cleanup at Round Mountain
SMELTER AT CANANEA IS TO RESUME
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