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REPUBLICANS OF IOWA ARE TORN WITH DISSENSION

MRS. TAFT RETURNS

INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY '

NOISE WILL BE FIRST WELCOME TO ROOSEVELT

Scenes at Presentation of Mission Bell by New York Society to Mark El Camino Real Where It Passes Plaza

EL CAMINO REAL MARKED BY BELL

JAMES J. HILL IS NOT WORRIED ABOUT RAILWAYS

RAILROAD WORKERS GAIN THE VICTORY

SCANDINAVIAN LINER IS ASHORE BUT NOT IN PERIL

CHARLES TAFT SAILS

ESTABLISH PROBATION CAMP IN MOUNTAINS

ROOSEVELT JR.'S BACH DINNER

ERRONEOUS REPORT OF DEATH

DR. HYDE RELIEVED OF HIS JOB OF SCRUBBING

AERIAL LIGHTHOUSE FOR SKY PILOTS THE LATEST

TAFT PROCLAIMS SOCIALISM AS THE COMING BIG ISSUE

SENATE'S RAILROAD BILL MAY BE LAW

COMMUTES SENTENCE OF DEATH TO 15 YEARS

RELEASED IN BRIBERY CASE BY HABEAS CORPUS

WILLIAM G. ROCKEFELLER GIVES AWAY 50 DOGS

RAILROAD CANCELS ORDERS

ECUADOR WITHDRAWS ARMY FROM PERUVIAN FRONTIER

CHINESE FACING A GREAT FAMINE

CHINA AND JAPAN SEND WARSHIPS TO PE CHILI

DALZELL ELECTED

FISH MEN HAD TO BUY LEGISLATION

HUNTING MAN WHO HELD OUT $3000 FROM JACKPOT

GALE WRECKS 8 SHIPS; KILLS 53

MINERS FAVOR RETURN

NATIVE SONS WILL ALTER THEIR LAWS

ACCIDENT TO LIGHT PLANT MAKES BAKERSFIELD DARK

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OREGONIAN HERE

EMPLOYERS FIRM FOR OPEN SHOP

PETITION IS FILED FOR REFERENDUM

AETNA VICE PRESIDENT HERE

HOLDUP MEN WORK NOW IN AUTOMOBILE

TO HOLD INQUEST

WARWICK HORNE HONORED

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REPUBLICAN 'PUSH' OPPOSES HAMMEL

DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS

HOLD FETE ON LAWN ID RAISE CHURCH FUNDS

GASOLINE STOVE EXPLODES

Young Women Who Will Take Part in Holy Cross Church Lawn Fete

STANTON MUM ABOUT HIS CAMPAIGN FIASCO

SPEEDING MOTORCYCLIST IS INJURED IN COLLISION

LEAGUE TICKET IS ALMOST COMPLETE

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SENTENCE IS SUSPENDED

COMPROMISE DAMAGE SUIT

DEMOCRATS NAME SUTTON FOR COUNTY RECORDER

ARROWHEAD HOT SPRINGS

GRAND JURY READY TO MAKE BELATED REPORT

MAKE LOS ANGELES A CITY BEAUTIFUL

ARRAIGNED FOR BURGLARY

OPENS MOUTH TO YAWN; JAWS BECOME LOCKED; > MINING MAN SUFFERS

RECONNAISANCE IS MADE OVER LONDON IN AIRSHIP

3000 PERSONS EXPECTED AT STATE SOCIETIES' BANQUET

TAX COLLECTORS REPORT

OFFICIAL DOG POPULATION OF LOS ANGELES IS 9935

DEMAND GATES AT CROSSING

MOTHER-IN-LAW TO BLAME, SAYS MAN

MAY ENLARGE PLAYGROUND

COURT DELAYS SENTENCE

WIDOWS OF WORKMEN ASK 6ITY FOR FINANCIAL AID

OFFICES ROBBED

CAN'T GET EMPLOYMENT, SO HE GIVES UP LIFE

PRISONERS MAKE ANOTHER TAKE SATURDAY PLUNGE

FALSELY ARRESTED, SAYS MAN; SUES FOR $100,000

NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES

PASADENA

SURRENDERS FEARING TO DISGRACE FUTURE WIFE

M. 1. T. VISIT OBSERVATORY

'PROBLEMS OF SCHOOLS' PROF. HOLLAND'S THEME

PASADENA Y. W. C. A. ADDS $1500 TO BUILDING FUND

STRUCK BY MOTORCYCLE, RECOVERY IS DOUBTFUL

PASADENA NEWS NOTES

DISPUTED GAME DECISION GIVES HOLLYWOOD PENNANT

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RAILWAY PAVING WORK IS BLOCKED

LOCOMOTIVES TOO NOISY, SAYS IMPROVEMENT ASSN.

THE AMERICAN WOMAN'S LEAGUE

PICKPOCKETS ROB WOMAN

Some of the Los Angeles Delegates to the American Woman's League Convention and the Mascot They Are Taking to St. Louis

WILD MAN ARRESTED IN WEST TEMPLE STREET

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HERALD SPORTING PAGE

SEALS EARN ONE GAME OF SERIES

STATE LEAGUE

Premier Home Run Artist of Frisco Who Again Smashed Ball Over Fence

SENATORS WIN CONTEST IN THE OPENING INNING

NATIONAL LEAGUE

COLLEGE RESULTS

FIRST NATIONALS, 3; GERMAN-AMERICANS, 2

AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

WESTERN LEAGUE

JEFF CLIMBS AND CUTS OUT GLOVES

STANDING OF THE CLUBS

AMATEUR SCHEDULE

Rialto Gossip

JOHNSON ADMITS NOLAN WILL SUCCEED LITTLE

HARRY LEWIS'PUPIL WINS FRENCH HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE

HORSEMEN LIBERALLY NAME CANDIDATES FOR STAKES

NATIONAL COMMISSION GIVES CARSON TO VERNON

ANGELS SCORE 11 OFF 3 TWIRLERS

WASHINGTON WINNERS OVER BADGER EIGHT

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CONLEY NO EASY MARK FOR MORAN

RAILWAYS DRUMMING FOR JEFFRIES-JOHNSON SCRAP

BRrriSHER WHO TA,KES ON B ANT AM CHAMP

GOOD THINGS ROMP IN GETAWAY EVENTS

FISHED-OUT WATERS TO BE LIBERALLY RESTOCKED

ASKS WEED CLEANUP

STUDENTS BREAK WORLD'S RECORD

WALL STREET SPECIAL TO BE RECORD BREAKER

JIU JITSU CHAMPION TOO MUCH FOR KERR

L. A. HIGH SWIMMER BEATS WORLD RECORD

Amateur Notes

NOTRE DAME WINS CONFERENCE MEET

NEWSIE SEEKS TICKET FOR COURTROOM 'FIGHTS'

POLITICAL NOTES

PAPKE GETS A MATCH

CINCINNATI JOCKEY CLUB MEET TO OPEN JUNE 9

SPRINTING CHAMPION GOES AFTER EUROPEAN RIVALS

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Los Angeles Sunday Herald AUTOMOBILES

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CAR ON OIL TOUR FULL OF NABOBS

PAYS A GREAT TRIBUTE TO THE HARTFORD TIRES

$10,000,000 Worth of Local Business Men Off for the Bakersfield Oil Fields in an "Amplex" Motor Car

BEMIS' MOTORCAR TO BE A TRAVELING HOTEL

RAIN PREVENTS AUTO RACES

THEY MAKE A SPECIALTY OF SECOND-HAND AUTOS

BACK KICK IMPOSSIBLE BECAUSE OF NEW DEVICE

COMPASS A HANDY THING FOR MOTOR CAR TOURISTS

TWO PREMIERS IN THE GLIDDEN RUN

MICHELIN TIRES PROVE WORTH AT INDIANAPOLIS

KNOX CAR AGENT RETURNS FROM TRIP TO FACTORY

SANTA MONICA RACE TO BE A STOCK CAR EVENT

KNOX AGENCY ADDS TWO MEMBERS TO ITS FIRM

EUROPEAN ROADS PLEASE TOURISTS

CLIMBS MOUNTAIN TOP WITH CANVAS

Whiting 20' Roadster That Made Round Trip to Santa Barbara with Perfect Score

'STARTS ON SPARK' IS CORRECT TERM

AUTO MAKERS FIND NO REASON FOR TIRE SCARE

WHITING "20" GETS GETS A ROYAL WELCOME

AUTO IS MONEY EARNER FOR OWNER. SAYS MAKER

DETROIT TO HAVE SHOW ' OF COMMERCIAL MACHINES

RIGID NEW RULES FOR STOCK CARS

REORGANIZED WATER CO. READY FOR EMERGENCIES

"Halladay" 24 H. P. Roadster That Showed Speed of 50 Miles an Hour on Los Angeles Motordrome

SOAP AND OIL MIXTURE USED ON THE HIGHWAYS

NON-RESIDENT MOTORISTS GET EQUAL PRIVILEGES

HALLADAY CARS TO HAVE A SHOW OF THEIR OWN

THREE-WHEELED CAR"IS RULED NOT TAXABLE

AUTOS ARE PROMOTING GOOD ROADS IN MANILA

OMIT PENALTIES IN 290 MILE ENDURANCE RACE

RUBBER COMPANY BUYS BUICK DELIVERY WAGON

ENGINEERS URGED TO STUDY METHODS

BOOKLET ON AUTOMOBILE SUBJECTS TIMELY ISSUED

WEST OWES MUCH TO AUTOMOBILES

HAS GONE 15,000 MILES ON ONE SET OF TIRES

RELIANCE CITY DELIVERY SERVICE TRUCK

Fire Chief Ely and Assistant Chief O'Donnell in "Haynes" Car Used by Los Angeles Department

EXPERIMENTS SHOW HOW TO LENGTHEN TIRE LIFE

LAY PROPERTY INCREASE TO AUTO OWNERSHIPS

AIR BOTTLES KEEP TIRES AT THE RIGHT PRESSURE

REVOKE LICENSES FOR SPEED LAW INFRACTIONS

TO REPEAT BIG RUN AROUND LONG ISLAND

MOTOR GOSSIP

SHORT STROKE IN SPEEDY ENGINES

HALLADAY RUNABOUT IS IDEAL FOR QUICK WORK

Music Notes

Beautiful Songs, Heard at Westlake School, Bring Distinction to Writer

TALENTED SINGER WHO APPEARED LAST NIGHT WITH OTHERS

AT THE THEATERS

GAMBLING

GREATER LOS ANGELES

REFERENDUM!

CALIFORNIA EXPOSITION

SCIENTIFIC CORRUPTION

Inconsistency of Inquisitive William

SOUTH AFRICAN UNION

Far and Wide

Arizona Editors

Public Letter Box

Left-Over Work of Legislature of 1909.

Here's the Star Fish Story

People Distrust Machinists

THE CITY

AROUND TOWN

FULTON'S BODY ARRIVES; FUNERAL TO BE MONDAY

CITY BRIEF 3

PLENTY OF TIME TO INSURE SUCCESS

MOVE TO CLOSE STREETS NO JOKE, SAYS LADINI

NEWS TRAVELS SLOWLY UP TO WINDON, NEVADA

NO CLEW IS FOUND TO MURDERER OF RANCHER

ARROWHEAD HOT SPRINGS WATER

WINDSORS TO ASK HEAVY DAMAGES FROM LAND CO.

ANGELANS ON GLOBE TROT ALL WELL AT ADEN, ARABIA

MEXICAN HURT

Society

CHARMING BRIDE OF LAST WEEK WHO HAD COLLEGE ROMANCE

MRS. DAVID CHAMBERS McCAN OF FRIDAY MORNING CLUB

Club News

SAN PEDRO SOCIETY GOSSIP

Health and Beauty Hints

EADS FOR FADDISTS

Long Beach, Queen of the Beaches

FORMER MAINE RESIDENTS, 400 STRONG, HOLD OUTING

LONG BEACH MAKES NO CHANGE IN GAS RATES

CIVIC LEAGUE MEETING

LONG BEACH BRIEFS

HAMBURGER EMPLOYES TO PICNIC AT LONG BEACH

LODGES HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC AT LONG BEACH

RECOVERS FROM INJURIES

AMERICAN MUST BE GIVEN FAIR PLAY

NEGRO SOLDIER ATTACKS WOMAN

SWITCHMAN RUN OVER AND INSTANTLY KILLED

CHARGE BOYS WITH THEFT

STOLE TIRES OFF AUTO

Shipping News

FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL

STREET RECOVERS FROM ITS FRIGHT

CHICAGO GRAIN

PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKETS

FINANCIAL

NEW YORK COTTON

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS

SUGAR AND COFFEE

NEW YORK BANKS HOLD $20,559,925 OVER RESERVE

FINANCIAL RECORD

METAL MARKETS

TRAIN AND AIRSHIP TO RACE

VALLEY CANTALOUPES FLOOD THE MARKET

FLOUR AND FEED

COTTON AND WOOL

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Los Angeles Sunday Herald Classified Section REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING NEWS

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THREE JUNE DAYS SHOW $500,000

BARMAN PAYS $30,000 FOR PALATIAL HOME IN ALVARADO STREET

TROPICO TRACT LOTS GROW IN PUBLIC FAVOR

Alvarado Street Home Bought by Fred Barman

VAN WINKLE RANCH SOLD AT $183,600

INTERESTS IN ARIZONA SOLD FOR $65,000 CASH

Building Company Forging Ahead in Million Dollar Improvements

BIG INDUSTRIAL BLOCKS IN WHOLESALE DISTRICT

HOMES WITH NO PAYMENT DOWN

MAMMA HAD MENTIONED IT

GREAT GAINS IN BANK CLEARINGS-5 MONTHS TOTAL $71-530.510

SOUTHWEST HOME SITES SECURE MANY BUYERS

SALE AT VENICE

NOTABLE DEALS IN CHOICE LAND

PAID $5150 FOR RESIDENCE

View of Eagle Rock Valley and Home Development

PLACING GAS MAINS

A MILLION NEW FARMS

'BUNGALET' COMPANY IS PLANNING 7 NEW HOUSES

ITALIAN VILLA HOME FOR MRS. H. H. STERN

L A. HOME IS BOUGHT BY JUDGE L A. GROFF

GLENDALE HUSTLING FOR CANYON CAR LINE

Mennonites Moving to Escondido in Search of Permanent Homes

HIGH WATER MARK IN LAND SELLING

LARGE BRICK STORE FOR VERMONT SQUARE

ASKS DIVORCE JUST TO PLEASE FLIRTING WIFE

PETALS OF PHILOSOPHY

Bungalow Built by Home Builders

HUGE DESERT ACREAGE FILINGS FOR IRRIGATION

ASSMAN, SAFE WIZARD, DIED HONEST AND POOR

INCESSANT DEMANDS

FINE HOMESTEAD LAND OPEN TO SETTLEMENT

STEEL CONDITIONS BETTER

LEADING MOTOR CAR MAN SELLS $200,000 RANCH

MORE TENANTS SECURED

BUILDING PERMITS

THE LACKING STROKE

BAY CITY BUSINESS FIRM COMING TO LOS ANGELES

Thirty-Nine Graduates of the Los Angeles College of Osteopathy, Class of June, '10, Who Received Their Diplomas Thursday Evening

300 IN COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHY

AUTOMOBILES THREATEN TO DISRUPT DUNKARDS

NEW INCORPORATIONS

HIS PRINTED CARD

Art Notes

FRENCH NUN ACCUSED OF BIG JEWEL THEFTS

THE WEATHER

NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS

URGES USE OF HOME PRODUCTS

VICTOR, ORGANIZED IN MARCH, HAS PRODUCTION

PALLADIUM IS READY

IN BLUE CLAY

STEAD- INVESTMENT

MT. DIABLO SALE A LESSON IN OIL

MIDWAY PACIFIC WILL SOON BEGIN DRILLING

UNITED BUILDS FOUR RIGS IN SECTION 24

UNITY IN BLUE SHELL

SEA BREEZE DRILLING

HONOLULU GASSER SHOOTS COLUMN OF GAS AND OIL

ROTARY TAPS OIL SANDS NEAR BUENA VISTA LAKE

OFFICIALS VISIT LAND OF MIDWAY SECURITY

BROTHER FIGHTS BROTHER FOR FLOWER GIRL'S LOVE

CALIFORNIA MIDWAY I CLAIMS 700 BARRELS A DAY FROM WELL NO. 1

CROWN ENGAGES NEW MANAGER IN VENTURIA

KERN STAR PREPARES TO PUMP DEEP WELL

MIDWAY CENTRAL ADDS TO McKITTRICK OUTPUT

DOME WELL NO. 2 MAY EMULATE PALMER NO. 2

GETS 450.BARREL WELL

LANDS TEN.INCH CASING

HEIR TO LARGE FORTUNE DOES NOT KNOW THE GIVER

NEWS OF FRATERNAL AND SECRET SOCIETIES

Men to Take Part in Comedy to Be Given by Conaty Council, Y. M. I.

The Policeman's Point of View a Sort of Moral Astigmatism That Leads Him to Seek Evil, 'Says Chief of Police Galloway

Chief Galloway's Observations Epitomized

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Dramatic Section Los Angeles Sunday Herald

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SIDELIGHTS ON PLAYS AND PLAYERS

CURRENT BILLS

HER SACRIFICE

INSURANCE COMPANIES BAR GAMBLERS

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LOS ANGELLES SUNDAY HERALD MAGAZINE SECTION

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Untitled

Photography=Amateur and Professional

MUTUAL AID

COLORING PHOTOGRAPHS

A Few Moments with the Amateurs

Fashion Camera's Designs for Summer Wear

MORE WAYS THAN ONE

TEMPER SAVING PROCESS

A SURE SIGN

THE WART HOG MAY HELP

TRAINING TO BE UNPOPULAR

NEW WAY OF EARNING MONEY

IT WAS WELL PACKED

Under the Spreading Chestnut Tree

THE DEATH OF KING EDWARD

Pentecost Procession in the Bavarian Forest

A DEBT OF 41 SOUS

THE POULTRY YARD

BUSINESS TACTICS ON HEN FARM

BABY chicks

HE MEANT BUSINESS

THE HOME

CAKE MAKING RULES

COOK STOVEB

WHEN PUTTING UP PRESERVES

CHILDREN'S TABLE MANNERS

BLACKBERRY CORDIAL

BLACKBERRY JAM

SIMPLICITY IN FURNISHING

HARMONIOUS LIGHT FIXTURES

TRAVELING WITH CHILDREN

THE HOME GARDEN

CLIMBING ROSES

PERENNIALS FOR HOME YARD

TOMATO CULTURE

GROWING CUTTINGS OR SLIPS

SECRET OF CONTENTMENT

WAS RIDICULOUSLY EASY

HEALTH AND SCIENTIFIC SANITATION

TUBERCULOSI3 CURE

CARE OF THE SCHOOL GIRL

ON THE ART OF KEEPING YOUNG

THE CHEERFUL SICK ROOM

UNSUSPECTED MISCHIEF

THE HOT SAND BAG

A TESTIMONIAL

DISEASES OF THE IMAGINATION

MOUTH BREATHING AND ITS EFFECT ON HEALTH

FARE THEE WELL

WOULDN'T LAST LONG

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Los Angeles Sunday Herald Herald Junior

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Letters to Aunt Laurie From Nephews and Nieces

SPECIAL PRIZE—DRAWING BY MARIE HUTCHISON, 424 WEST THIRTY-SEVENTH PLACE, GRADE 810, L. A HIGH

HISTORY CHARACTERS UP-TO-DATE

ROLL OF HONOR

WRITERS' CONTEST

A RAIN V.DAY GAME

THE BEST PLAYTHINGS

TWO GAMES FOR JUNIORS

. PHILADELPHIA

A CUP OF TEA

THE SACRED CATERPILLAR

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THE WHOOPTY-DOO-O AND DUCKIE DRAKE

A ROUND TRIP ON THE COMET

HELPING OTHERS

GIRL'S GARDEN PARTY

THEIR OLD STORIES

DATED FROM THE ARK

CONCERT OF FUN

SPECIAL DRAWING CONTEST

SUMMER PLAY

Herald Juniors Demonstrate Skill in Rhyming Contest

CROWN PRINCE PLAIN BOY

NOT HER FAULT

LIMERICK CONTEST

"THE STORY TELLING HOUR"

PENCIL CASE

TOOL BOX FOR A BOY

Juniors Approve of Sanity in Patriotic Celebration

DANDY DANDELION

CURRENT TOPICS CONTEST

JACK -INTHE PULPIT

DANIEL BOONE

HOME MADE PAPER CUP

THE GIFTS

Boy Finds It Better Policy to Be Honest

A DAISY BONNET *

"THE STORY-TELLING HOUR"

PERSONAL CHATS WITH THE HERALD JUNIORS

A TRULY ROYAL PRINCESS

CONTEST FOR YOUNG ARTISTS

JUNIORS APPRECIATE*; THE HERALD PRIZES

THE GUEST

Comic Section LOS ANGELES HERALD

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BUB – HE'S ALWAYS TO BLAME