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CHICAGO SECOND CITY IN AMERICA; FOURTH IN WORLD

PRESIDENT NEARS END OF BENEFICIAL VACATION

OPERA SINGER WEDS VISCOUNT

ROMA, UNION OIL COMPANY'S STEAMER, LOST, IS FEAR

SUSAN HALE OF BOSTON DIES AT ADVANCED AGE

INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY

13 BALLOONS OFF IN THRILLING RACE ABOVE THE CLOUDS

CLAIMS HEIRS WANT HIM TO SETTLE CANCELED DEBT

Automobile Load of Young Guests of the Cosmos Club, with Mrs. Randall Hutchinson at Wheel of the Machine

CHILDREN FROLIC AT CLUB'S OUTING

AVIATORS WILL COMPETE OVER SUMMITS OF ALPS

ASK TO DISSOLVE SUGAR CO.

GRANADA MUNICIPALITY TO HONOR TWO SLAIN AMERICANS

WIFE NEAR DEATH CALLS FOR HYDE

SAWTELLE CHILD COMES FOR BOOKS; DISAPPEARS

GIRL ELOPER IS TAKEN TO HER SAN DIEGO HOME

MISS MARGARET MILLER, NURSE IN CIVIL WAR, DIES

FAMILY MAY OPEN CHANLER CONTEST

MRS. TINGLEY REFUSES TO DISCUSS THURSTON WILL

ARTIST PAUL DE LONGPRE IS RECOVERING RAPIDLY

FIRE DESTROYS EAST WHITTIER HIGH SCHOOL

ROOSEVELT DINES WITH N. Y. FOES, BUT SCORES THEM

MEET TO PROTEST AGAINST CARBARN

CLOSE INCUBATOR SHOW AFTER THREE BABIES DIE

COMMISSION PUTS STOP TO ADVANCE IN RATES

INFANT DIES WHEN TRIP FROM LONDON IS ENDED

FLEECE YOUTH OUT OF $211 IN FAKE HORSE RACE

SPANISH FRIAR ARRESTED

CHEMICAL PLANT DESTROYED

AIRSHIPS COMPEL NEW WAR SYSTEM

MYSTERY ENVELOPS DEATH OF MEN HIT BY ENGINE

FOUR MEN DROWN WHEN POWER BOAT FOUNDERS

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SALMON RIVER TRAPPER IS ACCUSED OF MURDER

BELL WILL ARRIVE IN SOUTH SEPT. 24

SAN FRANCISCO WOMAN TO SHARE $40,000,000 ESTATE

ST. LOUIS TO GIVE $5000 TO CLEVELAND MEMORIAL

SHOTS FIRED AT GOVERNOR

PRICE OF FLOUR REDUCED

Theodore A. Bell, Democracy's Leader, Who Comes This Week

HENEY REFUSED COMPENSATION FOR GRAFT PROSECUTION, STATES OLDER

AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS PLANS TO LABOR FOR WESTERN INTERESTS

AZTEC DANCE ENLIVENS FIESTA IN SAN ANTONIO

WOMAN SECURES DIVORCE, CALLS MATE 'MAN NAGGER'

LEAVES $10,000 ESTATE

News of the Courts

NEW TRIAL JURY DRAWN FOR SUPERIOR COURT TERM

ATTORNEYS WANT HALF OF GIRL'S SHARE IN ESTATE

FILE SUIT FOR $5000 DAMAGES AGAINST L A.

CASE UNDER SUBMISSION

JUDGE AND COMMISSION HOLD INQUIRY IN STREET

JAY HAWKERS JOIN IN ANNUAL OUTING

J. W. HUNTSBERGER, SPEAKER AT ANNUAL PICNIC OF KANSANS

ANGELENOS NAMED ON REALTY COMMITTEES

NAVY DEPARTMENT ADMITS BLAME IF THERE IS ANY

ARSON CHARGE FOLLOWS DESTRUCTION OF SALOON

ITALIAN GOVERNMENT HAS BIG PROFIT FROM LOTTERY

'PATRONAGE LETTERS' SENT TO DEPARTMENT HEADS

TURKEY AND RUSSIA COMBINE

SCHWAB MAY CONTRACT FOR CHINA BATTLESHIPS

MAN KILLER SLAIN BY PARTNER IN MEXICO

RAILWAY COMPANIES RACE FOR ROUTE ACROSS ALASKA

MEXICAN FORGER SENTENCED

SUNSHINE PREVENTS LOSS TO RAISINS FROM MOISTURE

BEATEN BY ASSAILANT OF GIRL, UNCLE DIES

INDIANANS NOMINATE KAMMAN

BARBERS TO ELIMINATE TIPS AND ASK REGULATION

ENGLISH BISHOP COMING

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A STANDPATTER'S CONFESSION

"PROTECTED" WORKERS

The Perennial Harvest

"BOB" AND LINA

THE WOODLAND WAY

PUBLIC LETTER BOX

TO DAPHNE'S FOOT

The San Francisco Fair

Modern Drug Superstitions

Merely in Jest

THE CITY

AT THE THEATERS

AROUND TOWN

AGED CLERK TELLS HOW PAWNSHOP WAS LOOTED

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE GIVEN LONG SUSPENDED SENTENCE

BOTH HOLLYWOOD WATER PUMPING PLANTS WORKING

Municipal Affairs

MAYOR PUZZLED OVER CONSOLIDATION PLAN

SUGGESTS BILLBOARD TO ADVERTISE LOS ANGELES

WILL PRESENT TWO FINAL IMPORTANT ORDINANCES

ASK STREET NAME CHANGED

, WANT SIGN LAW AMENDED

FIRE DESTROYS EAGLE ROCK FUEL AND FEEL STOREHOUSE

CITY BRIEFS

EXHIBIT OF PURE FOOD WILL EDUCATE PUBLIC

SENTENCED TO JAIL ON A CHARGE OF PICKETING

STOLEN JEWELRY FOUND, BUT OWNER IS MISSING

MISSION DRAMATIC CLUB WILL GIVE ENTERTAINMENT

NEW PRESIDENT OF THE J. O. C. CLUB INSTALLED

PASS KEY AND PETTY SNEAK THIEVES ARE AGAIN BUSY

GUNS THUNDER AT CAMP ATASCADERO

JURORS SELECT DESIGN FOR GOETHE MEMORIAL

WILL CUT OFF PASSES OF MANY R. R. OFFICIALS

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH PLANS NATIONAL COUNCIL

NEW BUREAU WILL FIGHT GAMBLING IN NEW YORK

RUSSIAN POLICE RENEW HOSTILITY TOWARD JEWS

Some Features of the Barnum and Bailey Circus Performances Which Will Be Given Next Tuesday and Wednesday in Los Angeles

THRILL OF CIRCUS CAPTIVATES WORLD

WILL RESUME WESTERN FREIGHT HEARING SEPT. 19

BULLET IN LEG 46 YEARS

'TRUST BUSTER' DENIES HE WILL TAKE BOWERS' PLACE

WILL PRESENT BILLS ON MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE

1500 ACCUSE CASTRO

GAS CONVENTION OPENS TOMORROW

DEDICATE INDIANA MONUMENT

CHICAGO ELECTION FRAUDS FAIL TO MATERIALIZE

FAIRS' BOOSTERS EDITORS' HOSTS

DRIVES SCISSORS INTO HIS BREAST; MISSES HEART; LIVES

MRS. INEZ WAGNER, WHO WILL LECTURE IN LOCAL CHURCH

SPIRITUALIST CHURCH ENGAGES MRS. WAGNER

'CHAIRMAN WAS HISSED, NOT ME,' SAYS HUTCHISON

PINE TREE STATE PEOPLE PICNIC IN INDIAN VILLAGE

PLAN SOUTH AMERICAN TOUR

IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION PLANS ENTERTAINMENT

RETIRED MERCHANT ENDS LIFE

MOTIVE MYSTERY IN ACID THROWING CASE

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FLAG IS RAISED AT CHAPTER HOUSE

BRINGS NEWS OF RICH GOLD STRIKE NEAR VALDEZ

CLASSIFIED BUILDING PERMITS TOTAL $118,808

MINING QUOTATIONS

PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET

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Los Angeles Sunday Herald AUTOMOBILES

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SET ROAD RACE DATE FOR NOV. 24

LITTLE BRUSH CAR KEEPS PACE WITH BIG RACERS

REO CHANGES OIL SYSTEM IN 1911

MODEL 24 OAKLAND 30 BREAKS TRACK RECORD

BUICKS IN LIVELY DEMAND

1911 Regal '40' Making the Steep Grade on Crown Hill Over Rocks and Stubble

REGAL OF LATE MODEL MAKES WONDROUS CLIMB

HANSHUE OFF TO DRIVE IN VANDERBILT RACE

OLDFIELD CUTS TIME ON HALF-MILE TRACK

HARRY A. LORD RETURNS FROM TRIP IN EAST

AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS IS GAME FOR YOUNG MEN

STEARNS CAR WINNER IN NORTH YAKIMA RACES

HAWAIIAN GOVERNMENT * BUYS CADILLAC AUTOS

WESTERN DRIVERS TO RACE IN EAST

NEW YORK TRADES AUTO PRIVILEGES

Type 'K' 1 1-2-Ton Gas Delivery Car Sold by the Buffalo Motor Truck Co.

NEW AGENCY TAKES THE BUFFALO MOTOR TRUCK

TIRES ON MOTOR TRUCKS INTEREST MANY FIRMS

RECORD FOR TIRES IS NOW ALMOST PERFECT

ROADS IN CALIFORNIA DISAPPOINT EASTERNERS

NEW 6-60 KISSEL KAR SUPERB IN EQUIPMENT

DEMAND UNIFORM MOTORING LAWS

Distinctly New Type Torpedo Body Shown in 1911 Models of Kissel Kar

BANKERS PREDICT INCREASED SALES

Showing New Mechanical Self-Starting Device Used by, 'Amplex' Automobiles

RALPH DE PALMA BREAKS 3 WORLD'S TRACK RECORDS

LIST OF RACING EVENTS ON SANTA ANA PROGRAM

SELF CRANKING CAR IS PRACTICAL INNOVATION

BUICK MAKERS RECORD ON FOUR WEEKS' TOUR

MOTOR GOSSIP

DATE FOR OPENING OF WORLD SERIES IN DOUBT

BALL GAME IS DECIDED IN WORLD'S RECORD TIME

LATE HAPPENINGS IN SPORTDOM

ANGELS OUTGAME OAKS AND WIN BY CLEVER RALLY IN SEVENTH INNING

BAD SPILL FIGURES IN THIRD ANACONDA RACE

GRAND OPENING

Scenes of Record-Breaking Hunting Trip Made by Angeleno Sportsmen

AMERICAN LEAGUE

LONG PURCHASES TWO MEN FOR 1911 SEALS' LINEUP

NATIONAL LEAGUE

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

LARGEST SAILING YACHT IN WORLD TO BE BUILT

M'FARLAND TRIO HAS GREAT TRIP

MITCHELL BAWLS WHEN TAKEN OUT

WILL WALK TO NEW YORK

DUCKS TAKE TWO FROM SACRAMENTO

MRS. THURSTON HARRIS WINS WESTERN TITLE

GOTHAM PRINTERS WIN

College Sports

Athletes Who Will Compete in A. A. U. Meet in New Orleans, and theit Trainer

Amateur Notes

ANOTHER RECORD TAKEN BY CRACK MINOR HEIR

U.S. C. TRACK HER READY FOR MEET

TENNIS PRACTICE STARTS

SALEM RACING CARD

SOUTHERN LEAGUE CLOSES

FOWNES DEFEATS WOOD FOR TITLE

JACK JOHNSON TO PLAY WITH NEW YORK GIANTS

WESTERN LEAGUE

TWO WORLD'S RECORDS SMASHED IN A. A. U. MEET

PEDALERS TO TRY THEIR LUCK TODAY

FOOTBALL MEETING TO BE HELD IN CHICAGO

RECORD BREAKING SEASON IN 1911

NEWS FROM NEARBY CITIES

PASADENA

BOYS MAKE GOOD TIME IN PLAYGROUND RACES

WILL APPEAL CASE

PASADENA RELIGIOUS NOTES

PASADENA BREVITIES

LONG BEACH

LIFE GUARDS RESCUE FIVE FROM DROWNING

DESIRE DR. BETTS RETAINED

RIVERSIDE

ALUMNI AT DEDICATION OF SAN JACINTO SCHOOL

RIVERSIDE BRIEFS

SAN BERNARDINO

DESERT DEATH RECALLS CRIMES OF WILLIE BOY

THREE RIVERSIDE YOUTHS NARROWLY ESCAPE DEATH

HUNTINGTON EMPLOYES ARE GUESTS AT PICNIC

PAVING PROPOSITION PROVES UNSUCESSFUL

REDLANDS APPLE CROP TO GO INTO STORAGE

SAN PEDRO

SAN PEDRO TAXES FOR YEAR LEAVE SURPLUS

HIGH TIDES GIVE UP TWO SETS OF FALSE TEETH

EXPRESSMAN KEEPB TRUNK

Musical

Singer Who Will Essay Picturesque Role in Opera Written by Husband

NEW PLAN FOR HEALTH CONSERVATION WORK

GEM FURNITURE STORE HOLDS ANNUAL BANQUET

THE AMERICAN WOMAN'S LEAGUE

MR. HARVEY'S COSTUME

Mrs. Mary Newman, Piano Soloist at Benefit Concert, Thursday Evening

SOCIETY NEWS OF THE WEEK

Charming Matron Who Will Entertain with Garden Fete Early in October

Mrs. Lemuel C. Norris Whose Wedding Was Solemnized Wednesday at Noon

Little Home Helps On How to Be Beautiful

Club News

New Chairman of Press Club Social Committee Has Many Club Interests

From Mines and Oil Fields

NATIONAL MINES SPRING INTO GREAT PROMINENCE

EASTERNERS VISIT OIL FIELDS OF KERN RIVER

The Herald Leads All Newspapers in Correct Mining Information

Visitors at Sierra Madre Club the Past Seven Days

GLAD

A MODEST REQUEST

LEADING SPIRIT IN MIDWAY VIEW OIL GUSHER PROPERTY

WILTSEE SUCCEEDS IN PUTTING HEAD ON WELL

FINE SPORT

PARTLY VISIBLE

DOHENY MAN PRESIDENT OF OIL ORGANIZATION

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS

SHORTENDERS IN A RUSH TO COVER

BANK STATEMENT

SUGAR AND COFFEE

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

COTTON AND WOOL

METAL MARKETS

CASH RESERVE DECREASES

NEW YORK EXCHANGE

CHICAGO GRAIN

FRUIT MARKET

PACIFIC COAST TRADE

NEW YORK COTTON

BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

NEW INCORPORATIONS

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

MODEL FURNITURE STORE WAITS PUBLIC INSPECTION

LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS GROW AT ENORMOUS RATE

DEAD RAT IS SENT TO H. B. ALEXANDER BY MAIL

BIX POSTAL CARDS—6O DAYB

FASHION SHOW TO BE GREAT EVENT

GODSON OF DIAZ PLEADS GUILTY; ASKS PROBATION

SINGING PRIZE TO BE SHOWN

CITIZENS WILL RALLY FOR PLEASURE GROUND

MEXICANS WITH KNIVES HOLD UP AND ROB MAN

BRITISH BULLION FOR EGYPT

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Los Angeles Sunday Herald Classified Section REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING NEWS

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SEPTEMBER BOOM IN BUILDING DATA GROWS IN VOLUME

$52,500 INVOLVED IN BIG TRACT DEAL; DEVELOPMENT PLANS

CANFIELD, OIL MAGNATE, TO BUILD HOME AT DEL MAR

Fine Arts, Classical High School and Hall of Science and Agriculture Opened at Hollywood

HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL IS HOME OF 1400 STUDENTS

READER OF THE HERALD WINNER OF $300 LOT

VERMONT AVE. SQUARE SALES CONTINUE ACTIVE

WILL BUILD 16 BUNGALOWS IN GREATER L.A. TRACT

LOMITA FARM ACRES

FIVE YEAR LEASE DEAL FOR INCUBATOR DEPOT

$24,000 INVOLVED IN REALTY TRANSACTIONS

ORANGE COUNTY COAL MINE IS IN OPERATION

HOUSE AND LOT SALES ARE UNUSUALLY ACTIVE

ACTIVITY IN WILSHIRE DISTRICT

VALUE OF WALNUT CROP 1910 IS ABOUT $900,000

FRASERS BIG PIER SOON TO BE BUILT AT OCEAN PARK

SOUTH SIDE METHODIST CHURCH WILL SEAT 1000

PROGRESS OF BUILDING IN VERMONT SQUARE TRACT

Model Sunshine Home in College Tract Annex

RUSHING STREET WORK IN MANCHESTER HEIGHTS

SIXTEEN ACRES SOLD IN INGLEWOOD RANCHO

BIG IRRIGATION SYSTEM

TABLE OF TEMPERATURES

ARRESTS MAY DISCLOSE SWINDLING OF INDIANS

WILL LAUNCH BATTLESHIP

SALES IN ANGELES MESA TRACT TOTAL $18,325

IMPROVEMENTS BY BECKER

Type of Homes in Normandie Tract

THE WEATHER

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Los Angeles Sunday Herald Dramatic Section

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SIDELIGHTS ON PLAYS & PLAYERS

CURRENT BILLS

THK WEEK'S OFFERINGS

WEEK'S NEWS OF FRATERNAL AND SECRET SOCIETIES

WOODMEN OF THE WORLD

ROYAL COURT

ORDER OF CAMELS

Group of Conaty Council, Y. M. I., to Take Part in the Sterling Comedy Drama, 'A Stubborn Motor Car'

THE FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD

ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA

SONS OF ST. GEORGE

ROYAL ARCANUM

JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS

CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS

KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS

FORESTERS OF AMERICA

MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA

Constant Changes Working for Betterment of Humanity

A PAGE FOR MISSES

PONGEE FOULARD and LINEN FROCKS FOR the SUMMER SEASON

SOCIAL AMENITIES FOR THE SCHOOL GIRL

The Care of Smart Shoes and Hose

THE WORKING MIND OF ROBERT WALKER

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LOS ANGELES SUNDAY HERALD MAGAZINE SECTION

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Photography = Amateur and Professional

THE ART AND PASTIME OF PHOTOGRAPHY

TWO-COLOR PRINTS

TROUBLEB OF THE AMATEUR BY THE BAD BEA WAVES

CAMERA CLUB NOTES

PRINT* PAPERS

MUTUAL AID

A Few Moments with the Amateurs

THE SAVING GRACE

WHOM THE TIP HELPS

NOT BROUGHT UP

THE CANADIAN FARMER'S ANNUAL GAMBLE WITH NATURE

"HINSECTS FREE"

KILLING TIME ON AN ATLANTIC LINER

THE USEFU VER DONKEY

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THE POULTRY YARD

THE BREEDS

DRY-LAND DUCKS FOR EGGS

THE HOME GARDEN

POTTERY FLOWER BOXES

KILLING THE POCKET GOPHER

PETUNIAS

THINGS TO BE ATTENDED TO

GET READY FOR CHRISTMAS

PLANT DAFFODILS NOW

SWISS CHARD PRAISED

ROSES FROM CUTTINGS

SMALL HOME GROUNDS

HARD LABOR FOR LIFE

THE HOME

CANNING FRUIT

PLANKED FISH

JELLIED VEAL

PRESSED VEAL

BAKED POTATOES AND EGGS

BOILED ICING

HINTB TO HOUSEWIVES

CHICKEN EN CASSEROLE

PEACH SHORTCAKE

MOLDED CHICKEN

THE NURSERY

PLAIN PUDDING SAUCE

THE CHILD'S HAPPINESS

THE CHIILD'S*BOOK SHELVES

THE HABIT OF DAWDLING

PERFUMING HANDKERCHIEFS

A CASE FOR SYMPATHY

HEALTH AND SCIENTIFIC SANITATION

GREEN VEGETABLES

DIET FOR EXCESSIVE THINNESS

SHUT,UP BEDROOMS

THE DEMON CANDY

THE CHILDREN'S EYES

COLDS

SHAMPOOING

COMBINE DEVELOPER AND FIXER

EYES ARE MORE THAN LEARNING

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Los Angeles Sunday Herald Herald Junior

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Juniors Tell Aunt Laurie of the Kindness of a Friend

"Wading"

WRITERS' CONTEST

PERSONAL CHATS WITH THE HERALD JUNIORS

ROLL OF HONOR

Herald Juniors Demonstrate Skill in Rhyming Contest

LIMERICK CONTEST

"WADING"

Stories to Be Finished by Herald Juniors

A NEW PLAYMATE

SPECIAL DRAWING CONTEST

Little Ethel Has Strange Adventure at "Wishing Well"

Beginning of Story Completed by Juniors

"WADING"

"WADING"

JUNIORS APPRECIATE THE HERALD PRIZES

"WADING"

'WADING' IS SUBJECT OF DEEP INTEREST

JUDGES OF ADVANCED AGE

UNANSWERABLE

New Books for Junior Readers

CONTEST FOR YOUNG ARTISTS

Come Section LOS ANGELES HERALD

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