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Air Kings Battle for World's Supremacy at Opening of Meet

IRON WORKS DAMAGED BY EXPLOSION

MRS. SAGC CHEERS LABORERS

INDEX OF HERALD'S NEWS TODAY

WHAT'S GOING ON TODAY IN LOS ANGELES

Daring Wright Company Flyers Swooping Above Grand Stand at Dominguez Field at Opening of Second Big Meet

TETRAZZINI SINGS IN STREET TO 75,000

ENGINEERS GET 40 CENTS A DAY RAISE-NO STRIKE

FALLS FROM EIGHTH STORY; SAVES SELF

WIFE HALES BOY OF 16 TO COURT

WENDLING MUST SERVE IN PENITENTIARY FOR LIFE!

PASSENGERS GASP IT BANDIT'S DEED

PUBLIC WILL BE GIVEN BALLINGER-PINCHOT DATA

HOXSEY, STRIVING TO SMASH ALTITUDE RECORD, FREEZES IN CLOUDS AS WATCHERS SWELTER

BANK LOSES IN COTTON SWINDLE

COMMISSION CRITICISES IMPORTATION OF FILIPINOS

FIFTH WIFE GETS DIVORCE FROM PUGILIST KID McCOY

t'S MISTAKE CC ■ROAD A Tl

I UND*MURDERED; POLICE ARREST NEIGHBOR

NEWSBOY GUIDE ROBS SIGHT SEEING TOURIST

»»♦ WOMAN IN MAN'S CLOTHES WORKS ON CHAIN GANG

WOLVES THREATEN MOTHER AND BABE

PREACHER A MILITIA OFFICER

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NOTED MEN GRIN WHEN ROASTED BY CITY CLUB SANTA

A Misfit

DAILY INCOME Of $1.35 KEEPS FAMILY OF 12

SCIENTISTS MAY INSPECT PROOF OFFERED BY PEARY

MISCREANTS PILE ROCKS ON TRACK TO WRECK CAR

NEBRASKA'S NEW GOVERNOR BANS INAUGURAL BALL

TAFT CONGRATULATES NEW RULER OF CHILE

EASTERN STATES EXPECT FAIR CHRISTMAS WEATHER

PRESIDENT HAS FAMILY REUNION; WILL BE NO TREE

BRIDAL PARTY IMPRISONED IN DEFECTIVE ELEVATOR

TROOPS ASSEMBLE TO CRUSH REVOLT

WOUNDED SLEUTH DIES

Obeys Chum's Dying Request and Takes Friend's Widow as Legacy

NEW STEAMER RUNS 14-000 MILES WITH ONLY 1 STOP

DROPS INTO ARMS OF SON AND DIES

BANK OF ENGLAND STATEMENT

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Nearly 8000 See Opening Contest at Aviation Meeting

James Radley, English Aviator, Winning Rapid Start Event with His Bleriot

HOXSEY'S MOTHER, FEAR AND PRIDE MINGLIN, SEES HIM SOAR OVER CLOUDS

AVIATORS DISSATISFIED WITH RULE OF CONTEST

MINNEAPOLIS POLICE HEAD QUITS AFTER VICE PROBE

TODAY'S PROGRAM AT AVIATION PARK

AVALON TO FALL IN AERIAL BATTLE

BARRIER FLIES 6130 FEET HIGH AT NEW ORLEANS

VATICAN ORGAN COMMENTS ON SPANISH SITUATION

AEROPLANES URGEG ON U. S. WARSHIPS

GARLAND IS DELIGHTED WITH SUCCESS OF MEET

BOARD PAYS AND AVERTS SCHOOL JANITORS'STRIKE

HOLIDAY CROWDS JOIN DOWNTOWN

WEARS STOLEN SUIT; STRIPPED IN COURT

WATCHMAN INVADES HOME: SHOOTS WIFE AND HUSBAND

LITTLE LOST BOY FREEZES TO DEATH NEAR HIS HOME

BRYCE SAILS FOR U. S.

8 DIE IN WRECK WHILE BOUND HOME FOR XMAS

GOTHAM CHRISTMAS RUSH BREAKS POSTAL RECORD

MAN FIRES SHOT IN HEAD AS HE PHONES TO WOMAN

AUTOISTS AID MAIL MEN

CUBAN PRISONERS FREED

MOISSANT CIRCLES OVER CITY

TABLES TURNED ON AMERICAN DUCHESS

BARK STRANDED; CREW SAVED

Stolen Shirtwaist Value Fixed from 'Associations'

SAN FRANCISCO WOMAN WEDS JAPANESE AT RENO

IDITAROD'S WINTER YIELD OF GOLD NOW HALF TON

CLERK SURPRISES AND KILLS ROBBER

INSURRECTOS DYNAMITE AND BURN R. R, BRIDGES

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CHRISTMAS BRINGS ITS JOYS

LET THE HOUSE BE FREE

SCRANTON SOUNDS A WARNING

THE HERALD'S CHRISTMAS EDITION

AVIATORS SHOW NEW THRILLS

TO NEW YORK WITHOUT STOP

Merry Christmas!

THE LOS ANGELES PLAN

WHAT OTHERS SAY

THE PORTER

LAW ENFORCEMENT

THE CITY COUNCIL AND THE MERRITT BUILDING

ONE-CENT PIECES FOR THE WEST

A HEARTY LAUGH

PREDICTS VICTORY OF FAIR PROJECT

POSSE TRAILS ROBBERS OF ARROYO GRANDE POSTOFFICE

JUDGE CHURCH IN LOCAL COURT

RTRANOEns IX TIIK CITY

1100 LBS. OF PINE SEED PLANTED BY GOVERNMENT

LOTTERY KING'S WIFE SEEKS FUND FOR APPEAL

COUNTY AUDITOR REPORTS $3,753,040.20 COLLECTION

MONNETTE SUES OIL COMPANY

JUDGE CONSIDERS TEST CASE

SLAYER DENIED NEW TRIAL

HEIRS ACCUSE ADMINISTRATRIX

THIEF SENT TO PRISON

HABEAS CORPUS DEMANDED

GRADE EDUCATORS BREAK SLATE AT ELECTION OF TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION

DIVORCE SUITS FILED

EARLY DAYS RECALLED BY OLD TIMERS FOR HERALD

ALLEGE WOMAN PASSED MANY WORTHLESS CHECKS

COLOMBIA PEOPLE RECEIVE PANAMA EMISSARY COOLLY

GERMANY'S MEAT SUPPLY RAPIDLY BEING DEPLETED

MAN SPREADS POISON FOR PESTS: IT MAY KILL HIM

LAWYER WORTH $10 A MINUTE

Man's Duty Toward His Brother Does Not Mean Meddlesomeness

RAILROAD MEN ATTEND FUNERAL OF A. W. LYNN

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Editorial Expressions by Herald Letter Box Contributors

The Herald's Public Letter Box=The People's Forum

IF VOC INTEND GOINCI KAST

ALMS AND THE MAN

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LOS ANGELES WINS THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY RATE CASE

♦ ■»■»-GERMAN STATESMAN DIES

Jilted Sweetheart Demands He Be Given Back Silk Petticoats

U. S. TO GET $700,000 MORE FROM SUGAR TRUST

RAILROAD RESPONSIBLE FOR FATAL WRECK. IT ADMITS

LEAVES FOR FOREIGN HOME AFTER 49 YEARS" ABSENCE

BLOODHOUNDS TAKE TRAIL OF PHYSICIAN'S MURDERER,

*-«-*-GROUNDED POWER STOPS CARS

THRONE CURBS ACTIVITY OF ASSEMBLY IN CHINA

ENGINEER IGNORES SIGNAL; SIX LOSE LIVES IN CRASH

PUBLIC CHRISTMAS TREE OF GOVERNOR ABANDONED

WOMAN INJUREcTIN FOREST FIRES COMMITS SUICIDE

TRAINS CARRY 1300 TROOPS

FAMINE IN CHINA AFFECTS 3,000,000

NAVAL OFFICER DISPLAYS SKILL IN THREE ELEMENTS

RECOUNT GIVES WETS A VICTORY IN NORTH ADAMS

POLICE CHARGE PRISONER WITH ROBBING PASADENAN

U. S. INSPECTORS ORDER MATES' WORK LIGHTENED

GERMAN PRINCE KILLS TIGER

MURDER DONE YEARS AGO CAUSES MAN'S ARREST

B. & 0. PASSENGER TRAlft STRIKES AUTO. KILLS 3

FUMES OF GAS BRING DEATH TO SIX PERSONS

POLICE REJECT FIRE STORY

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RETAILERS RUSH MARKET DEALERS FOR SUPPLIES

BANK CLEARINGS

TREASURY STATEMENT

METAL MARKETS

ST. LOUIS WOOL

CHICAGO GRAIN

FLOUR AND FEED

PACIFIC COAST TRADE

BANK STATEMENT

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

Shipping News

BANK RESERVE $10,067,950 MORE THAN LAW REQUIRES

FRUIT MARKET

BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

NEW INCORPORATIONS

STOCK EXCHANGES CLOSED

TWO APARTMENTS ROBBED

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Los Angeles Sunday Herald

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AUTOMOBILES

TWENTY THOUSAND LIGHTS GLEAM ON AUTOS IN CHARMING WOOLAND

$100,000 Worth of Trophies Won by Buick Cars, a Big Display at Auto Show

BANKER GIVEN AUTO ROBE

BUICK TROPHIES WORTH $100,000 TO BE SHOWN

ALEX SLOAN AND GEO. CLARK IN SWIMMING CONTEST

IDAHO MOTORISTS TO FORM • STATE ASSOCIATION

|78 PER CENT PUBLIC ROADS IN OHIO ARE UNIMPROVED

FRENCH GRAND PRIX IS TO BE REVIVED

AUTO CLUB DOING MUCH GOOD WORK

DETROIT MAKES MOST MOTOR CARS

Harry Lord Showing the New Flanders "20" Coupe

ANNUAL ROAD RACE FOR NEW YEAR'S DINNER

AUTOMOBILE BOULEVARD DETROIT TO TOLEDO

$7-000.000 INVESTED IN AUTOS BY LOCAL DEALERS

"GOOD ROADS" CAR NEARING L A.

Duryea Light Delivery Wagon with No Parts to Break

Display of Latest Cutting Cars at So. Flower Street Salesroom

ENTIRE BUICK OUTPUT SOLD AT START OF SEASON

MOTORIST CRITICISES COUNTY SPEED TRAPS

OLDFIELD TO RACE WHERE DEATH LURKS

MOTORISTS MAKE LONG TRIPS ON DIAMOND TIRES

MOTOR GOSSIP

Warner Auto-Meter Tuning Car Rebuilt After Wreck in Oregon

CHAUFFEURS MUST HAVE IDENTIFICATION CARDS

MITCHELL WINS^AUTO RACE AT SANTA PAULA

PURCHASES BUICK RACER

WHAT MOTORISTS SHOULD KNOW

BULLARD BUYS APPERSON

RECORD BREAKING CADILLAC ON SIX-DAY NON-STOP RUN

PRIVATE ELECTRIC SHOW

NATIONAL RACING CIRCUIT PROPOSED

FIAT SALES MANAGER HERE

Reliance Truck Loaded with 3-4 Carload Merchandise

COMMERCIAL TRUCK PULLS CARLOAD ON WET STREETS

HOWARD BOOKS ORDERS FOR 22 BUICKS IN ONE DAY

Late Model 6-Cylinder Knox Displayed at Auto Show

SELLS LOCOMOBILE TO SAN DIEGO SUPERVISORS

BUYS 'JACKRABBIT' RACER

HOWARD VISITS BUICK FACTORY:

Waverley Electric Delivery Exhibited at Private Show

WAVERLEY COMPANY MAKES NEW COMPANY FOR DELIVERY

SOCIETY NEWS OF THE WEEK

Popular Young Society Woman Who Has Been Visiting at the Presidio

Charming Young Matron Who Will Be Patroness of Subscription Dances

Talented Bride of the Month Who Has Returned from Wedding Trip

THE AMERICAN WOMAN'S LEAGUE

HUMANE

Music

Remarkable Boy Pianist Who Will Play Farewell Recital This Week

LAWMAKERS QUIT CAPITAL; LONGWORTH BUSY ON BILL

ART NOTES

Clubs

GIRL DISLOCATES NECK IN SCHOOL EXERCISES

GEORGIA GIRLS WHO WILL DANCE AT THE EAGLES BIG BENEFIT

KIPLING TELLS MEDICINE HAT TO STICK TO NAME

MAN CAPTURES BURGLARS AFTER DESPERATE FIGHT

LOVETT REDUCES COAL PRICE: CHRISTMAS PRESENT

EAGLES HARD AT WORK FOR FIRST PUBLIC SHOW

FRENCH STEAMERS CRASH OFF ALGERIAN COAST

RUSSIANS HELD FOR DEATH OF 5 ENGLISH POLICEMEN

Football Fandom Prepares to Vote on Favorite Games

RUGBY FEVER INVADING CAMPS OF AMERICAN PIGSKIN ENTHUSIASTS

KITS TRIM M'CORMICKS IN DECISIVE FASHION

Scrimmages in Football Styles Which Are Struggling for Favor

GRIDIRON DAY ON MONDAY PROGRAM

EMERYVILLE ENTRIES

CLEVER LOCAL KID TO BE GIVEN REAL TRYOUT

CROCKER'S POOR YEAR

MIDDLE WEST COACHES TO WATCH RUGBY GAME

TWENTY-TWO BOWLERS ENTER HONOR BRIGADE

JACK JOHNSON INVENTS GOOD HOISTING APPARATUS

OWN WILL AND ACCORD

ARASEE EQUALS TRACK RECORD

SPOHN TAKES FEATURE BEFORE LARGE CROWD

PRIN'C-TON STARTS FENCING

Crown City Polo Experts Are for Midwinter Tournament

WHITES WIN FROM REDS IN HOT GAME

BOSTON RED SOX WILL PLAY HERE NEXT MARCH

TEUR

Pasadena Teams in Strenuous Practice Game at Tournament Park

MAJOR LEAGUERS POSSESS HAVEN

ATHLETIC CLUB ALLEY MEN IN CLOSE FINISH

CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB CALLING ENTRIES

HE KNEW HER

BELMONT STAKES TO CLOSE DEC. 31

THREE I WINNERS WILL RECEIVE HANDSOME CUP

SPORTING GOSSIP

TENNIS PLAYERS WILL HOLD ALL-DAY SESSION

ALAS!

LACK OF AVOIRDUPOIS REASON OF YALE DEFEAT

THE MEANEST WOMAN

ATHLETICS BOOMS ON FOREIGN SOIL

PURCHASE HORSES IS BILLY OLIVER'S ADVICE

LEAP FROM TRAIN HURTS 3

NEWS FROM NEARBY CITIES

CHRISTMAS TO BE GAY FOR RICH AND POOR

PASADENA CHURCH NOTES

PASADENA SPORTS

BAND WILL GIVE CONCERT

WOMAN FOUND NOT GUILTY

SANTA ANAN PURCHASES RANCH OF 232 ACRES

SHIP 400 CARS OF ORANGES

BURGLAR STEALS 40 PENNIES

MAN WON'T PAY BILL OF ANOTHER;REFUSED WATER

THINKS HUSBAND SLAIN; GOES TO HUNT FOR HIM

LONG BEACH MAYOR WILL URGE HARBOR IMPROVEMENT

CHICKEN THIEF SENTENCED

COUNCIL ORDERS PAVING

TWO HURT IN RUNAWAY

MAN THROWN TO DEATH BENEATH WAGON WHEELS

ENTERTAIN 'COFFEE COOLERS'

♦-♦ NEW ROOM FOR ODD FELLOWS

WOMAN'S LEAGUE GROWING

ARMENIANS CHARGE MEN ON TRAIN WITH ROBBERY

SEARCHES FOR HUSBAND TWO YEARS; ASKS ARREST

BANKER A. L. DREW MARRIES

MRS. WILLIS GRANTED $80,000

PIERRE FREDERIQUE, NOTED IN HAYTIEN POLITICS. DEAD

PORTUGAL APPARENTLY ABANDONS NAVAL PLAN

STATE DEPARTMENT CALLS FOR REPORT ON TROUBLES

FORMER WARDEN IS ACCUSED

CHARLES BATTELL LOOMIS ILL

STEAL TRAIN; WRECK BRIDGES

OWLS SET OFF BURGLAR ALARM AND ARE KILLED

BUNDY SECOND TO LARNED IN TENNIS

SEEK $250,000 FUND FOR CHICAGO FIRE VICTIMS

BARTLETT QUARTET SINGS AT MRS. SEARLES' FUNERAL

AUDITOR AND ATTORNEY TO PROBE CLERK'S OFFICE

CARRIERS WILL DELIVER MAIL THROUGHOUT TODAY

OHIO SECRETARY OF STATE ACCEPTS INTERIOR POST

Figure of Woman Is Safe, Says Anthropometrical Committeeman

AUTOISTS WIN PROTEST AGAINST TRAFFIC RULE

CHRISTMAS SCHEDULE AT POSTOFFICE ANNOUNCED

MASS MEETING TO GIVE THANKS FOR BLESSINGS

FOUR MINERS FALL 300 FEET IN SHAFT; ALL DIE

CUT CANADIAN EXPRESS RATE

SAYS HUSBAND WHIPPED HER FIVE TIMES WEEKLY

CHICAGO COUNCIL PUTS BAN ON THIRD LEAGUE

NEW RULES FOR AUTOISTS ARE READY FOR COUNCIL

BUILDING OFFICIAL UPHELD IN FIGHT OF BRICKMAKERS

SCOUT HUFF IS ON TRAIL OF PERFECTION IN BATS

BUICK AGENCY TO MOVE

ASKING NO FAVORS

JOURNEYS 12,000 MILES TO PASS XMAS WITH SON

TURF DEVOTEES JOINED BY KING OF ENGLAND

PRESIDENT STARTLES BOYS GAMBLING IN WHITE HOUSE

TORPEDO BOATS FAIL TO LOCATE AVIATOR GRACE

WOMAN'S CURVES NOT FOR PUBLIC FITTING

CHURCHES WILL OBSERVE FEAST OF PEAGE ON EARTH,GOOD WILL TO MEN

ORPHEUM PEOPLE FEEL CHRISTMAS ENTHUSIASM

SANTA CLAUS VISITS BOSTON STORE EMPLOYES

HOLIDAY TRIMMINGS AT THE CITY JAIL DINNER

776 POOR PERSONS MADE HAPPY BY PISGAH SANTA

TREAT IS PROVIDED FOR COUNTY JAIL PRISONERS

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REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING NEWS

DECEMBER FIGURES HIGHER IN BUILDING

NOW OWNER OF 248,000 ACRES OF RANCH LAND

EluriTY ACRES NEAR RIALTO SOLD AT $50 PER ACRE

IMPROVEMENTS DESIGNED BY BUILDING COMPANY

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS GOING INTO MANY NEW BLOCKS ON CORNER LOTS

CHURCH BELL FOR LOMITA THE LATEST ACQUISITION

BUNGALOW AND LOT SALES IN VERMONT AVE. SQUARE

CHURCHES AND HOMES COVER RANGE OF WORK

LAWNDALE IS IN LINE TO HAVE GAS AND ELECTRICITY

HOMESEEKERS BUY LAND AT MADELAND ON RY.

KREMPEL TAKES A PARTNER

BIG BUNCH OF LOT SALES IN MANCHESTER HTS. NO. 2

REALTY DEALS CLOSED IN CITY AND COUNTRY

BUSINESS FIRMS CLOSE MANY LEASES

COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS SOON TO BE REBUILT

GREAT ACREAGE PLANTED TO FRUIT AT RIVERSIDE'

MANY BUILDINGS LEASED FOR VARIOUS PURPOSES

"Birdland" Store Is Latest of the Classiest Show Places

GRIDER IS FOUNDER OF BEAUTY BIRDLAND

NEWS OF THE MINES AND OIL FIELDS

RENO CONTEMPLATES UN IRON SMELTING PLANT

DEVELOPMENT WORK ON GOLD BAR CONTINUES

EXPECT GREAT THINGS FROM COCHISE PROPERTY

OLD ARIZONA TiP TOP ENTERS NEW DEPOSIT

PALMER OIL COMPANIES CONSOLIDATE INTERESTS

LIVE OAK STRIKE MAKES STEAM SHOVEL POSSIBLE

BUYS GEM MINE

DUCK CREEK SHIPS

CENTRAL PACIFIC TO RETURN LAND, REPORT

PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET

NOT WHAT HE HAD HOPED FOR

AN EXPLANATION AND APOLOGY

LARGEST AND BEST CREAMERY IN WORLD

POISONED WOMAN REFUSES TO EXPLAIN CONDITION

JURY EXONERATES AUTOIST

BIG WATER PROJECT BY CHUGKAWALLA GO.

AUBURY STANDS PAT IN EARNEST PROTEST

POPULARITY OF BAYSIDE SHOWN BY MANY SALES

BECKER'S NEW TRACT IS NAMED MT. HELENA

BUILDING PERMITS

THE WEATHER

JUDGE PAROLES WOMAN TO PASS XMAS AT HOME

ANGELENO UNDERWRITERS ELECT NEW OFFICERS

CRITTENTON HOME WOMEN TO HAVE CHRISTMAS TREAT

MAN RESISTING ROBBERY PEPPERED WITH BIRDSHOT

HUGE POWER DEAL MADE IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA

WOMAN 100 YEARS OLD DIES

IT YOi: INTKMJ GOING EAST

WOMEN CARRY UP BATTLE ON DUES

IN THE HOTELS

AUSTRALIA PREPARES TO BECOME MILITARY POWER

ICELANDERS SATISFIED WITH DENMARK'S RULE

News of Fraternal and Secret Societies

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS

WHITE SHRINE OF JERUSALEM

HERR VON DERNBURG TO HED ELECTRIC COMBINE

RUSSIAN MINISTRY BARS ELEMENTARY INSTRUCTION

WOODMEN OF THE WORLD

LOYAL ORDER OF THE MOOSE

DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS

Young Men to Take Part in Drama 'The Pride of Virginia'

THE FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD

ORDER OF OWLS

WILL REPRESENT ANGELENO COUNCIL ROYAL ARCANUM

JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS

SONS OF ST. GEORGE

NATIONALISTS TO PRESS REFORM

UNION PARLIAMENT BEGINS NEW WORK AT CAPE TOWN

MUNICIPAL. COUNCIL OF PARIS ANNOUNCES CAT TAX

OPERA ON PANTAGRUEL COMPOSED BY TERRASSE

WAR OFFICERS IN LIFE SAVER ROLES

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Los Angeles Sunday Herald

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Millions Expended in Big Buildings in Los Angeles

BIG TOY FACTORY COMING OUR WAY

JOTTINGS OF INTEREST

Untitled

LOCATION AND VALUATION OF NEW STRUCTURES BUILT IN FIRE LIMITS SINCE 1905

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LOCATION AND VALUATION OF NEW STRUCTURES BUILT IN FIRE LIMITS SINCE 1905

$15,216,085 in Business Blocks

CRUDE OIL FUEL BOOSTS INDUSTRY

Solving the Oil Storage Problem

LOS ANGELES 35 YEARS AGO-EVENTS

TYPE OF MODERN HOMES ERECTED IN GREATER LOS ANGELES~HOME 0^ E. P. PRYAN IN WESTMORELAND PLACE. WEST END

Activities of the United Oil Co.

Rapid Growth of Postal Business in Fifty Cities

HIGH LIVING COST EXCITES GERMANS

Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company Building

Hamburgers' Majestic Theater, South Broadway

MORE NAMES OF EARLIEST ARRIVALS IN LOS ANGELES

FAULT LINES AND DEEP WELLS IN CALIFORNIA

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LOS ANGELES FAMOUS AS BIG MINING CENTER

GREAT DAM IN MEXICO

PROGRESS OF EDUCATION

THE COMPANY OF PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS

Prominent Judges and Active Attorneys of Los Angeles Bar Association

HIGH AUTHORITY ON REALTY AND TRUST LAW

Birdseye View of Los Angeles Harbor at Port San Pedro

LOS ANGELES HARBOR IS GREAT ACQUISITION

PORTABLE BANK LATEST

Leading Los Angeles Architects, Designers of Fine Buildings

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PRODUCTS AND VALUES

WOMAN GOSSIP ANALYZED

MARRY YOUNG IN INDIA

Morgan, Walls & Morgan, Veteran Architects

Architects Who Have Designed Numerous Big Buildings

LARGE INCREASE IN STATE'S FRUIT INDUSTRY

PRODUCTION OF ORANGES CONTINUOUS IN CALIFORNIA

Ferguson Estate Business and Office Building—Eight Stories

DOMESTIC PROGRESS

Citrus Belt Land Company

Boundaries of City of Los Angeles

Views of Earliest Days in Los Angeles

The Maier Packing Co., Finest Plant of Its Kind in Southern California

HOW TO GET ALONG

WITHOUT REDRESS

BOARDING HOUSE SARCASM

Interior and Exterior Views of Virginia Hotel at Long Beach

FRANCO-ARABIC EDITOR EXPELLED FROM EGYPT

GERMANY MAY CONSTRUCT RAILWAY THROUGH PERSIA

RUSSIAN WORKINGMEN DEMAND HIGHER WAGES

Los Angeles County Court House, Corner Temple and Broadway

IDEAL COUNTRY LIFE IN SUNNY CALIFORNIA

Partial View Permanent Exhibit Chamber of Commerce

Some Facts About Los Angeles Worth Knowing

Twelve Story Alexandria Hotel Annex Now Under Construction

HOW NOTED BANKER TALKS TO YOUNG MEN

A LONESOME PRINCESS

STORAGE BATTERY AUTOS

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Los Angeles Sunday Herald

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Marvelous Expansion of Southern Metropolis in Business

OFFICIAL FIGURES GROWTH OF CITY

BE A BOOSTER

How Los Angeles Grows

GREAT IS LOS ANGELES IN POPULATION GROWTH

BRIEFS AT RANDOM

BACHELOR'S REFLECTIONS

Memories of Building Homes 50 Years Ago

BANK POST CARDS SOON TO BE PUT IN CIRCULATION

OLD TIME BARBECUES BIG FEASTING PERIOD

BANK CLEARINGS SMASH RECORDS

Across the Plains in Early Days

INDIAN CARRITA. 200 YEARS OLD RELIC AT CHAMBER 0" COMMERCE EXHIBIT HALL

UNIQUE VEHICLE IN USE 200 YEARS AGO

Los Angeles Twenty Years Ago

Early Morning Busy Scene at Old Los Angeles Produce Market

GAS STOVE ECONOMY

HOME TELEPHONE COMPANY A LEADER

Automatic Switchboard in One of Plants of Home Telephone Company

QUAINT EARLY CUSTOMS IN CATHOLIC CIRCLES

■MIXERS' IN THE MINISTRY

CALIFORNIA HOSPITAL OLDEST IN LOS ANGELES

New Orpheum Theater Building on South Broadway

NOVEL EXPEDIENCE PARTY

CLARA BARTON HOSPITAL DOUBLED IN CAPACITY

INCREASE MOTIVE POWER

'WRITE TO MOTHER' SIGN IS STRANGE IN SPOKANE

53 Years Ago in Los Angeles with Only Low Adobe Buildings for Homes. In the Background Appears the Sierra Madre Range, Mt. Lowe to Left of Center

CAME TO PACIFIC COAST ON TRAIN IN YEAR 1877

CRESTON DE COBRE HOLDS MILLIONS OF TREASURE

ELECTRICAL FARMING IN THE EAST GIVEN TESTS

DESMOND MASTER IN FOOD SUPPLY

PORTABLE MESS HOUSE AND KITCHEN FOR AQUEDUCT MEN

Thomas Jefferson McCarey Promoter of Fistic Sport

Prosperous Company in City of Mexico

NAMES OF FABRICS

JUST A FEW JOTTINGS

METHODIST KOREA DAY

Rialto Orange and Lemon Acreage—Ample Water Supply

LYTLE CREEK. WHICH SUPPLIES WATER FOR RIALTO AND THE SURROUNDING COUNTRY

SAN DIEGO GROWS FAST IN BUILDING

LEIGHTON McMURTRiE A FACTOR IN SAN DIEGO

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LOS ANGELES HERALD MAGAZINE SECTION

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THE MAKING OF MUSICAL COMEDY

"The Way Out" to Have First Production at the Belasco

FOUR NOVELTIES IN PLAYS OF THE WEEK

CURRENT BILLS

The World's Greatest Radical

Women Writers now occupy important place on American Stage

Health

DIET AND THE TEETH

BABY NEEDS FRESH AIR

TREATING EYE DISEASES

PERSPIRATION

DOCTORS AND OLD AGE

SEASON'S NEW BOOKS INTERESTING READING

With the Amateur Photographer

FABRIC PHOTOGRAPHY

INEXPENSIVE FILM CLIPS

COLORING PHOTOGRAPHS

HOW TO MAKE TRAYS

A WOMAN'S WONDERFUL BOOK

GIRL SEEKING PLACE SHOULD LOOK HER BEST

THE HOME

WORTH KNOWING

CALLING CARDS SMALLER

THE KITCHEN

NEEDLEWORK NOTES

WIGS TO THE RESCUE

FRIENDSHIP PILLOW

A FEW FRILLS

MODES IN BRIEF

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ON THE STUMP

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CHECKERS

A CHILLY OCCUPATION

WORKED BOTH WAYS

Garden and Poultry

PRUNING MAXIMS

HOW TO MAKE A LAWN

DISINFECTANTS

WINTER LAYING

PARIS AS SEEN BY AN AMERICAN

FOR EVERY BOY AND GIRL.

The Coral Necklace

A Ballad of Nobility

A Girl From Kentucky

EXPERT WRITES ABOUT PROPER CARE OF HAIR

Common Sense Lessons on Beauty Culture

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Los Angeles Sunday Herald

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Los Angeles from the PUEBLO to the Greater City

Electric Railway Achievements of Henry E. Huntington

View of Los Angeles in the Old Pueblo Days When Gringos Were Scarce

Los Angeles, from Sleepy Pueblo in 60's to Greater Wonder City in 1910

SOLID FUEL FOR AUTOS

CARNEGIE'S GREAT GIFTS

Old Mexican Plaza, Showing Mission Church in Background

THE PADRE'S VISION

California Oil Fields Exceed Gold in Value

THE LIFE OF A WATCH

Epochs in History of Los Angeles Dating from Arrival of First Train

PACTS BOILED DOWN

A Palatial Home

THE GATLIN INSTITUTE

Substitute Cure for Jails

Some Random Reminiscences

Olden Spanish Scene Witnessed Near the Plaza

Los Angeles-Pacific Railway System Is Greater Than Ever

BUSINESS WOMEN'S DON'TS

First Authentic List of Earliest Settlers=Here Before 1870

HOTEL ALEXANDRIA

Names of Pioneer Los Angeles Residents

CALIFORNIA VEGETABLE UNION BIG SHIPPER

NEW LOAN AND REALTY FIRM IS ORGANIZED

Census Figures on Steady Growth of Larger Cities in the Year 1910

California Hospital

The Harvard Military School

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Sambo Makes a Noise like a Retinue