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THOUSANDS CHEER RACERS IN AUTOS; RECORD SMASHED

SOLDIERS DINE ON POISON PREPARED TO KILL RATS

COURT ENDS LAST HOPE OF GRIPPEN

WILLOWS MAKES CHANNEL CROSSING IN DIRIGIBLE

JOHNSON WILL BE BURIED UNDER A 60,000 PLURALITY

2 SEAMEN ONLY SURVIVORS OF WRECKED SHIP'S CREW

1000 TO SEARCH FOR MAN

FREDERICKS AND THE KING WILL CASE

JOHNSON'S BITTER ATTACK ON EDITOR STARTS BIG ROW

HIGH PAY ASKED BY STAR AIRMEN

SANTA BARBARA MAN IS HELD ON ARSON CHARGE

ACTIVITIES ARE RESUMED BY LONDON SUFFRAGETTES

EXHIBIT SUIT OF CLOTHES tfIADE OF RUSSIAN STONE

PARK BOARD IS OUSTED

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.. ■—.«.— TEXAS EXPO IS OPENED

NEW RATE WAR OF SHIPS PREDICTED

POPULATION OF IOWA SHOWS DECREASE OF 7082, OR 03 PER CENT

CHICAGO PEACE AGREEMENT RPUDIATED BY STRIKERS

T. R. OPENS FIRE ON GOV. HARMON

L.E. BONTZ PURCHASES THE SACRAMENTO UNION

TAFT WILL ATTEMPT TO CUT DOWN U. S. EXPENSES

ASK LOWER CATTLE RATES

ROBBERS HOLD CROWD AT BAY IN THE STREET

PORTER, REPORTED MISSING, IS 'O.K.'

MEXICAN BANK CASHIER GETS TWELVE-YEAR TERM

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The Constitutional Amendments and Bond Propositions

Not on This Ladder

POPULAR AT HOME

LINDSEY'S CHOICE

LOUIS G. GUERNSEY

A DECISION REACHED

LORIN A. HANDLEY

A PARTING MESSAGE

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THE CITY

AT THE THEATERS

AROUND TOWN

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All the Latest News and Notes in the Realm of Politics

WOOLWINE SPIKES FREDERICKS' GUNS

LONG IS INDORSED FOR JUDGESHIP BY LAWYERS

Mayor Alexander Repudiates Fredericks; Refuses to Speak on the Same Platform

FREDERICKS GETS COLD COMFORT IN HARANGUE BEFORE OLD SOLDIERS

CHARGE HARTWELL HAS IGNORED LAW

STATEMENT OF FREDERICKS' PARTISANS BRANDED LIE

THE STROLLER'S TALK

REVENUE OFFICE FORCE WARNED ABOUT POLITICS

DEMOCRATS RAISE FUND FOR WORK IN CAMPAIGN

SON OF RICH LUMBERMAN SENTENCED TO LONG TERM

FREDERICKS UNFIT, SAY PROMINENT REPUBLICANS

NON-PARTISAN JUDICIARY TICKET

Democratic Ticket

Instruction to Voters

DECLARE WOMAN'S DEATH ACCIDENT

FUND TO SAVE WIDOW'S HOME FROM SALE GROWS

LIQUOR WAR OVERSHADOWS OREGON POLITICAL RACE

COURT ANNULS MARRIAGE PERFORMED ILLEGALLY

WATER COMPANY DESIRES RIGHT TO RAISE RATES

TO HOLD FUNERAL SERVICES

BEVANI OPERA COMPANY SCORES DOUBLE TRIUMPH

Watch The Herald for "The Fortune Hunter"

CONTRACTORS ARE SHOT DOWN BY BLACK HAND GANG

MRS. STREIGHT IS GUILTY, DECLARES JURY AT WACO

COURT FIXES WEIGHT FOR LOAF OF KANSAS BREAD

STEPHENS DELAYS CITY CLUB TALK

ENLIGHTENS VOTERS ON IDENTITY OF CANDIDATE

CITY CLUB SCORES PLAN TO CHANGE TAX SYSTEM

MRS. ROSAMOND P. BOYNTON, CALIFORNIA PIONEER DEAD

NEW MEMBERS ARE SOUGHT BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

MANSFIELD EXPLAINS USE OF INDORSEMENT WORDS

NOVICE AVIATION MEET POSTPONED UNTIL NOV. 13

LEAVES HOME TO SEE BIG FIGHT: NOW HELD HERE

TRANSPORT SHERIDAN SAILS

MORE MONEY FOR TIMES FUND

HUNTS FLAG HE CARRIED THROUGH CIVIL WAR FIGHT

CZAR AND KAISER MEET FOR SLAUGHTER OF GAME

Bell's Election Is Assured By Canvass, Declares Murray

ANGELENO WILL BE SENT AS MISSIONARY TO CHINA

SERMON ON LORD'S SUPPER

A Politician for Superior Judge

To Good Government Workers

CHINESE IS CHARGED WITH VIOLATING LOTTERY LAW

ACCUSED OF EMBEZZLING FROM FORMER EMPLOYER

VAGRANT GETS JAIL TERM

MINISTERS TO MEET

WOMAN FINED FOR THEFT

DISTRACTIONS

WILL TRY TO FIX UP THE EASTSIDE POLICE HEATERS

MAY DRAFT MEMBERS TO CONSOLIDATION BODY

MRS. G. M. CALDWELL, WHO IS PLANNING TO PUT ON "THE JUNGLE"

PORTUGAL ISSUES DECREE

MANY INQUIRIES ABOUT SEATS FOR 'THE JUNGLE'

ISSUES ADVICE ON USE OF NON-POSTAGE STAMPS

POLICEMAN, ACCUSED OF BEING DRUNK, MAY BE FINED

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AUTOMOBILES

STRUNG TO DRIVE MOTORDROME RACE

AMERICAN CARS ABROAD

Chorus Girls of the Ferris Hartman Company Christening the Pratt-Elkhart

H. T. BROWN INSPECTS NEW WILSHIRE ROAD TO BEACH

CHORUS GIRLS CHRISTEN A NEW PRATT-ELKHART

BUICK FACTORIES ENLARGING TO MEET BUSINESS DEMANDS

EXPERT CYCLISTS AT COLISEUM

Parry Car Carrying Herald's Honorary Press Badge Issued by S. C. A. A.

BLERIOT'S RELATIVE TO FLY AT MOTORDROME

BUFFALO SECURES WORLD POWER BOAT RACE IN 1911

ATLANTA AUTO RACES ARE DELAYED BY RAIN

SAVANNAH PLANS FOR GREAT RACE

Model "F" 1911 5-Passenger Dorris Car to Be Sold in Los Angeles This Season by the Western Mechanical Works

1000 MILE RUN BY POWER WAGON

THINKS ALL AUTO DRIVERS SHOULD PASS EXAMINATION

AUTO FACTORY BRANCHES NOW NUMEROUS ON COAST

4000 MILE TRIP IN HAYNES CAR BY NORTHWEST MAN

WAVERLEY 'CATALOGUE

HERALD SPORTS

DUCKS CINCH PENNANT AND HAPS LOSE CHANCE FOR THIRD PLACE

NOTES OF THE GAME

CHAMPION AD WOLGAST WILL BECOME BENEDICT

JONES OF WHITE SOX SAYS LEAGUE WILL BE SUCCESS

LATONIA WINNERS

Vernon Villagers, Who Expect to Take Final Series from the Beavers

U. OF C. OVERWHELMS NEVADA BY 62-0 SCORE

HARVARD 27—CORNELL 5

STANFORD HAS EASY TIME WITH OLYMPICS

SENATORS ANNEX ANOTHER, 4 TO 3

EPIDEMIC OF INJURIES AMONG AMERICAN PUGS

BOOM IN SCHOONER CLASS OF YACHTS IS PREDICTED

PENNANT OF 1910 IS AWARDED TO BEAVERS

HOLLYWOOD PLANS TENNIS TOURNEY

AMATEUR SCHEDULE

STAHL OUT OF BASEBALL

SANTA CLARA 26— U. OF P. 0

SEALS TAKE BOTH; PING BUSY AGAIN

JAMESTOWN RACES

FORTUNE IN PRIZES TO BE OFFERED AT N. Y. SHOW

Scenes of Occidental-U. S. C. Gridiron Battle at Bovard Field Yesterday

WESLEYANS DOWN TIGERS IN FAST AND FURIOUS STRUGGLE BY 6-0 SCORE

BROWN DEFEATS YALE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY

FOOTBALL SCORES

KRAMER AND MORAN WIN SIX-DAY BICYCLE RACE

T.BONES TO PLAY

OHIO DEMOCRATS CLAIMING VICTORY

Some of the Bargain Hunters in the Store of the Mammoth Shoe House in Broadway Yesterday

MAMMOTH SHOE HOUSE ADDS 16 MORE CLERKS

BOY'S BODY IS FOUND IN FIRE RUINS AT IRVINGTON

HENEY THUNDERS: 'BELL IS HONEST'

TABLE OF TEMPERATURES

CLUB WOMEN 'TAG' VOTERS FOR FAVORITE CANDIDATE

Lots of Time for Boss Parker, None for People

ERBSTEIN AND McBRIDE GIVE $10,000 BONDS EACH

EDUCATOR BARS WOMAN WHO YEARNS FOR CAREER

DEAN, DISMISSED, TO FILE CHARGES AGAINST GALLOWAY

JOHN HOLMES RHUART LEAVES $16,800 ESTATE

SEEKS DIVORCE BECAUSE WIFE WEARS OLD DRESS

COURT RESCINDS CONTRACT FOR EXCHANGE OF STOCK

CLERKS BOX SUPPLIES FOR PRECINCT BOOTHS

SANTA BARBARAN ENDS LIFE

DR. MARTIN'S ACQUITTAL IS BELIEVED ASSURED

SEPARATE SCHOOL ISSUE FOUGHT IN NEW MEXICO

DYNAMITE KILLS TWO

RECIPROCITY IN DISCUSSION

3-YEAR-OLD TOT ENJOYS VISIT TO POLICE STATION

PITTSBURG MILLIONAIRE KILLED

FAVOR IMPROVED ANIMAL GARDENS

Personal Mention

Late News from the Neighboring Towns and Cities

PASADENA

VOTING ON BOSE QUEEN OVERSHADOWS ELECTION

POLO MATCH IS TIE

BARS SUNDAY SHOWS

ABANDON AVIATION MEET

CLOSE FIRST OF SERIES OF TENNIS TOURNAMENTS

FLOWER SHOW CLOSES

PASADENA PARAGRAPHS

LONG BEACH

SAYS 'PRAYERS DID IT,' WHEN SEA SPARES HOUSE

ANGELENO TO ADDRESS ELKS' LODGE OF SORROW

MAN CALLS; STRIKES WOMAN

DRIVES 1500 MILES IN AUTO

SAN PEDRO

WAREHOUSES AND SHEDS IN 750-FOOT BUILDING

NORTHERN REPUBLICANS SPEAK

REDISTRICTS MAIL ROUTES TO IMPROVE THE SERVICE

TO DRAFT NEW CHARTER

FIFTH SUGAR FACTORY TO BE BUILT IN ORANGE

LONG BEACH ITEMS

LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS

HIGHER RANGE OF PRICES DEVELOPS

BANK CLEARINGS

NEW YORK COTTON ,

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

METAL MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

PACIFIC COAST TRADE

FRUIT MARKET

BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

FINANCIAL

ST. LOUIS WOOL

PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET

GARDEN TRUCK SUPPLY TOO GREAT FOR DEMAND

CHICAGO GRAIN

COFFEE AND SUGAR

Shipping News

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NOVEMBER BOOSTS BUILDING RECORD

FIVE FINE LOTS IN FACTORY PLACE SOLD FOR $63,500

REALTY DEALS AT WILMINGTON

CHESTER BLOCK CORNER WILL SOON BE ADORNED BY $1,000,000 BUILDING

MAIN ST. IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION GETS BUSY

BIDS FOR BEAUMONT HIGH SCHOOL ARE REJECTED

MOVING PICTURE THEATER FOR CLUNE ON THE BEACH

Gigantic Building Plant to Cost Half Million Dollars Soon to Be Built by the Los Angeles Investment Company

QUITS CITY OF MEXICO TO LIVE IN LOS ANGELES

LATE SALES IN ANGELES MESA REACH $10050

BUILDING OF NEW PLANT FOR AMERICAN OLIVE CO.

BOULEVARD WORK STARTS RAPID SALE OF LOTS

MORE HOUSES GOING UP IN VERMONT SQUARE TRACT

Stately New Home for Union League

INDUSTRIAL PLANT TO COST $500,000

MORE MOVING PICTURE THEATERS TO BE BUILT

Scenes Around Romantic Balboa Island; Boating on the Bay

Beauty of Balboa Bay Charms Thousands

CLOVER HOME SELECTED ON EAGLE ROCK DRIVE

LOS ANGELES REALTY CAPTAIN IN BIG DEAL

EDISON ORANGE LAND GREAT FOR CITRUS FRUITS

WORK IS FORGING AHEAD

STEADY ADVANCE MADE BY BUILDING COMPANY

BOUGHT GROVE NEAR WHITTIER

OIL MONEY AT BAKERSFIELD

LOCAL LAND COMPANY HAS PLEASINGSUCCESS

W. C. T. U. Department

RUSSIANS TO BUY 50,000 ACRES

$10,000,000 STEEL PLANT BIG BOOST FOR LAWNDALE

BUILDING PERMITS

NEWS OF THE MINES AND THE OIL FIELDS

JEROME-FOSSIL CREEK POWER LINE ADVANCES

DRY PLACER PLANT WILL HANDLE 500 TONS DAILY!

GREENWATER COMPANY SEEKS NEW PROPERTY

FINED $5 FOR CARRYING GAS PIPE AS A WEAPON

EASTERN ROADS MAY USE OIL IN ENGINES

SAN FRANCISCANS BUY SECTION AT SYNCLINE

ISSUES BONDS

LOCATES PLACER GROUND

Midway View Enters Second Sand in Its Second Venture

LOCAL INVESTORS VISIT AT SULPHUR MOUNTAIN * t

OIL AT KRAMER

SAN DIEGO & ARIZONA RAILROAD WILL REACH RIVER BY APRIL, 1913

UNITED'SNO. 7 MAKES 800 BARRELS A DAY

WITHDRAWAL 18 PENDING

THE CLUB'S REGISTER

THE BUSY WIRE

B'NAI B'RITH TO OPEN NEW HOME

SODALITY MEMBERS WILL OPEN PAROCHIAL HALL

POLICE ARREST AUTOIST FOR RUNNING DOWN GIRL

PLACED ALL RIGHT

Three Singers with the Bevani Opera Company Who Will Be Heard in Popular Productions During Week

'HOFFMAN'S LOVE TALES' TO OPEN SECOND WEEK

SUES FOR $1250' PAY

Y.M.C.A. SENDS THANKS FOR SUPPORT BY 'HERALD'

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CAPTAIN REPRIMANDS DEPUTIES FOR SHOOTING

HE SPOKE TRULY

SOCIETY NEWS OF THE WEEK

Mrs. Albert Crutcher, President of the Children's Hospital Association

Mrs. Edwin T. Earl Who Will Assist as Hostess at Subscription Dances

Little Home Helps On How to Be Beautiful

Attractive Young Woman Who Will Visit in San Francisco This Month

ORGANIZATION FORMED TO BOOM SOUTHLAND

LIBERAL YOUNG PEOPLE'S LEAGUE TENDERS DINNER

TRY TO TRUCE FAMILY TREE IN OLD DIRECTORY

FIVE POKER PLAYERS ARE FINED ON WOMAN'S PLAINT

PAYS $10 FOR PUTTING FEET ON DINING TABLE

MAIL CARRIER IS BADLY INJURED BY AUTOMOBILE

MAYOR URGES SUPPORT OF FAIR BOND ISSUE

IMPERIAL VALLEY SEEKS COTTON PICKERS HERE

CHARGE FUNDS IN BANK DID NOT COVER CHECK

TOO HONEST

Club News

Mrs Edward Winterer of Hollywood, Who Will Tell of Alaskan Journey

COURT GRANTS RELEASE; VESSEL CARLOS MAY SAIL

NIGHTWATCHMAN INJURED BY BLOW FROM PROWLER

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DRAMATIC SECTION Los Angeles Sunday Herald

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SIDELIGHTS ON PLAYS & PLAYERS

THE AEROPLANE AND THE GIRL.

CURRENT BILLS

THE WEEK'S ATTRACTIONS

There No Evil Shall Befall Thee

A SNEER

ONE-THIRD of AMERICA DIES BEFORE ITS DAY

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THE WEATHER

FRATERNAL AND SECRET SOCIETIES

WOODMEN OF THE WORLD

KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY

■» ■ » UNITED ANCIENT ORDER DRUIDS

Zealous Officials Promoting the Knights and Ladies of Security

THE FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD

ROYAL COURT

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS

KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE

GREEN IN HI3 MEMORY

ORDER OF SCOTTISH CLANS

A CUTTING INQUIRY

ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA

MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA

LADIES OF THE MACCABEES

+ *-+ • JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS

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CHICAGO'S ILLUMINATION

CAMERA CLUB NOTES

ON CHICAGO

MOUNTING PHOTOGRAPHS

THE GREAT BIN

A Few Moments with the Amateurs

LITTLE BO-PEEP

PARIS AS SEEN BY AN AMERICAN

ART TREASURES IN RUSSIA

LUMBER CUT OF 1908

A JUNK DEALER

NOBLE WOMAN, NOBLY PLANNED

Johnnie was a Drummer Boy

A BUFFALO HUNT

NEW FORM OF ARC LAMP

AFTER GIRAFFE WITH A LASSO

SARTORIAL GRAVEYARD ELEGY

THE GILA MONSTER

NO ELK IN ARIZONA

THEY BAY

TIME FOR REFLECTION

PANORAMIC VIEWS OF EST POINT

A GARDEN OF SMILES

Heligoland: Germany's Gibraltar

THE HOME

NEW RECIPES

THE ODOR OF TOBACCO

USES OF VELVET

"ROOMS FOR RENT"

"PLAYING THE GAME"

MILLINERY HINTB

PARTY FOR CHILDREN

TRANSFER PAPERS

SUCCESSFUL CLEANSERS

THE DRAGON FLY

NEW AUTUMN TRIMMINGS

TO CLEAN EMBROIDERY

RUFFLES ON SKIRTS

TO CLEAN SEWING MACHINE

FOR HATPINS

WOOL EMBROIDERY

SANDALS AND FOOTGEAR

LAUNDERING FRILLS

A CHILD'S MIND

Home Garden and Poultry

MADAM HEN & CO.

FARMER MAY MAKE CIGARS

GOOD SOIL MAKERS

WEEDS HAVE A MARKET VALUE

BAYINGB OF ABE MARTIN

FAMILY LIVING IN OLIVE TREE

REAL BOHEMIA

SHIP FIGUREHEADS

« • UPS AND DOWNS IN 3TAGE LIFE

RECIPROCITY OF SMILES

A BIRDS' HOTEL

VOWS OF THE SLTON INDIANS

NOT NICE*FRENCH

VACUUM CLEANINGINDUBTRY

KEEP ON PLAYING

THOUGHT OF HER, ALL RIGHT

HELPS PLANTS

HEALTH AND SCIENTIFIC SANITATION

EXERCiSE DAILY

EYE STRAIN THE CAUBE OF OTHER DIBEABES

3UN BEST TONIC FOR HAIR

PURIFYING RIVER WATER

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A Woodland Party

Juniors Tell Aunt Laurie About "The Mystery"

MY LITTLE 'BUM-BA-SHOOT!'

JUNION ROLL OF HONOR

WRITER'S CONTEST

"THE WOODLAND PARTY"

HALLOWEEN LETTERS LEFT OVER FROM LAST WEEK

THE PINS, AT LAST!

Stories to Be Finished by Herald Juniors

HER NEW MOTHER

SPECIAL DRAWING CONTEST

JUNIORS APPRECIATE THE HERALD PRIZES

Herald Juniors Demonstrate Skill in Rhyming Contest

LIMERICK CONTEST

"THE WOODLAND PARTY"

PERSONAL CHATS WITH THE HERALD JUNIORS

Freddy and Teddy Play Tricks on "The Artist Lady"

Beginning of Story Completed by Juniors

OUT OF TOWN PRIZES

MRS. DUCK AND MR. DRAKE

"A WOODLAND PARTY" Herald Juniors Draw Pretty Sketches

PERSONAL CHATS WITH THE HERALD JUNIORS

CONTEST FOR YOUNG ARTISTS

New Books for Our Readers

LOS ANGELES HERALD

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