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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-10

@roBer IS einuberlIB
berrldt in oielem Sabre. @ed5ebn
Otter 9utcu WotDueiuS foiten 9e9etls
,p6rti9 in Spanieu 80 Yfennige! Scr
Wein lit gar ridt on be1 Mfann in
brin9eu. Sn Der Yropinj Valencta
ideiat li6 Ser betbeili9ten &reiie ei1
mabrer @%al9eu6umor bcna@tigt iu
baben. 9iibt melt BON Niria ltebt Elm
&arreu, ali melbem Elm Suoer Wein
lie9t, urb oicjcs trd9t eil1e groBe Nuf@
i1riit nit iolgenoen Worteu: nWamz
berer. balt Du Durit, 10 trinfe ler6bait
uno pergiB ui9t, oarua1 sen &rabnen
gu iGlicbeu." Ser @i9entbamer beS
Weines Siebt IS Dor. anitatt oielen, ME
uielc Nnoere eS tbhu, auf bic StraBe
III idiittcn, oan,it ouriti9e Yaiiante1
III erquiGen.
8ou Sen 6 o. it 4 ~ ineu
In Nepaoa iiuo eiuige 10 tief, baB man
nod teiu Wtittel iano. Inn bic aubers
oroentltdc 9ise in Der Tiefc crfolsrei4
5u betampfen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Der befanlte pielfa9e MtQiondr &.
Yauoerbilt lit jest oaran, fi9 tpteoer
einma( cine fleiue .Nusipannun8" 3u
90nnen, inoem CT feline Yadt r8aliant"
3u elmer Sprttfabrt un Die Welt aus.
riilten l6Bt. Der Spab miro unsef6br
bic &leini9teit bon 81, 0OO, 600 foiteu
uno inter Ser Dadt lit ni@t etrpa Elm
be11eioenes Se9elboot 3u perjteben,
jonoern Elm GROCER Seeoampfer, Der Is
in ben Dtmeniiouen, Mai1inen unb
oer9leideu re6t nobl nit einem resul6.
renO jeans Eadetj9iii aufnebmen f6nnte.
Die Weiie. mel6e Elm Sabr barern
lon. 9e9t junddlt mad Niijabor, no
Hanoerbilt init lei,er Satnilte unb elm.
9elaoenen @6iten ans 9ano 9ebt, nm
NIT Der Babn mad Paris III fabren.
Won BORT erret9t ct feline Da@t mieoer
In WarjetQe uno belu9t auf ibr
bic 9aienpl6he oes Witte(meeres.
Das meitcre Yro9ramm la1tet Tabrt
burd ben S%uejfanal mad Snoien, mo
Der @inter 5l9ebra9t miro, uno BON
Snbten mad San Grancisto, In tpelder
5tQot Der &r0ius lanoet ul,o BON no
aus er nit Der @iieubabn na9 Stem
Dort fdbrt.
Die Bemannung oes Dampiers be-
trdst 50 &0pie, tpopon % Seeleute,
ur6 % Dieuitboten beiberlei @eidle9t4.
iiuo. mel6e lektereu CUR Beoienung,
BON neul1 Terlonen mit9enommerr
nerocn. Dis 8orratbe, melde 9lei4
i'm Qnfanse eiu5uYaden iino, toitere
bas Summdeu pcu 100000. 90
iino einnnal $50 Tonnen 3oblerr
iir bic eriten 80 Gage ser Geile, In
Wfarlei(le meroen Damn pieoer friidt
8oblen 9eiabt. Sin 2ebensmittelu geben
50 9robe Suffer boil Mtebl nit, 100
3iiteu Gban1pa9ner. %unjQDli9e anbere
NIT @eineu aller Sorten, 1000 &iit@er
@i9arren, 1000 Quart Slpper In;
Rauuen, 1900 &anuen &orn, 1900 Ditto
Q%imabobnen, 1900 Ditto fran36iii4e
@rblcu, 100 Sab &ertoic(a, 10 Sa6
Eraubcn uuo nnSere Srudt un6 un3Gbl>
bare &ilt:n uoll @epirje uno ,@ro.
terieS" ieoer slrt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-10

ioau{asen boble DentmGler pieler Gnts
tGui9unsen! Denn in fraberen Sab
rem tpurbe bieie @eseno fSrmlid aberz
f9pemmt bon 2euten. pelte nah
r3eiden" BON Metalreidtbum iu&ten.
Da unb bort in biefen @egenben
befinben ii9 ~ibrisens bic gralager in
FOLDER Ndbe Der OberflGde, bab ieoer
gemDbnli9e Mrbeiter, obne ppm Berg
bar etpas gu periteben, bas mei@e GrS
berausbolsn tam, na@bem er nur tpez
ntge SUB sesraben bat. Mitunter
tperoen Dampfi4aufeln benuBt, UNI
biefes Gr3 berausaui40pfen unb iofort
in bereititebenbe S4ienentpasen gu la
ben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-10

sp;. beneutens Sic Gioorrenfobrip&.
tim IN Somommo III, ueht ous Ser T.hof.
;nrhc hsrnnr' SaS ol(ei, in Sen GO So.
ii,cn Toftorcieu pou Wueltos Nbaia ixhr.
iih ctlpa 2OO. 600. 600 oieier beriihlnteu
Wlimmitenoei bcroeitc(lt tpeyoen. Bon
6icicm oehen circa 70. 1000. 900 In bte
g;cr, Gtontcn & 5000 600 nod Gno.
lonh 90 OOO'OM mad, Deutid(nnS.
Is. GOO. OoO nod 5panitu urS 1000,
600 nod, Nrnnfreih mGhrcnb Der Rei,
lid, qui BE Staatcrl WuE(auS. S@we.
beu, Odncmarf II. 1. NJ. pert6eilt. Dis
lbrioeu 100 Gioorrenioftoreien nopors
mas ite(leu a%erinaere Sorten @taorreu
in Benz Sohresouantun1 pou unoefXhr
$50. 600. 900 Stiid her. Die ,neiit mad
heu Ser. @tooten. Grolonb uu0
ISeutichlouo periauot 1perbsn. Oor
eiuem Ne;cuuium nod id8bte mon ben
Vohrescrport al Oapauuaeiaarren mad
Snfel cams VauS ouf 10000. 900
Slid.
Ger q>r,is fir ehte Noponnocioorreu
nor;irt nom $40 biS $500 Sas Tomfen6
IN Sonomno' Nie feiniten bfeier
G(;,Srmitemoel oehen nod Guropa. M
n,rhSItn;SmSsi1 meniof ron ihne, a..
ionosm msd, Ssr l1nion. bn Sic HXnb1er
h;er,,,iomSc mr. hSmit ieit.n !honnnna.
ciooprsm fiihren nm benen Sos Tou.
i,nS mehr ala $40 am Wusfubrorie
foitrt ia fnmtnt omi imnortirte Gi.
onrrsn IN hen Ger. q tcnten 10 tnie 10
nod, Elm 2o%G.m1d1on non 81. ~ AMI bn3
Mi,,nS Gcmi1ht iom;r Elm iniher NON
* Wro,snt ga Nserthes her Genhnnn.
81 1o4o imnortirte S;oorr,n ~, EN-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pem - Bis ia
Nf1nS briihen' IL fnnn man unnef1br
heremnem ME ind, emt, Hononnns
nnierrn GionrrenhSnhisrn ~ ifehen
fnmmrn
Ga mcrncn hie ~ n.r,hidenSen IN.
nonnocioorren in $;itmrn nernnft. nnn
Senem S;e cim,elnen * 70 oSer 100
Gtiid emt6oIten" sic nnsoem6hiteiten
hieier @li,mmitenoeI hef;nS,m az ME
mon ]oemShniidh onnimmt INNER In
Sem ficimitem Siitmsm' Sboisim Ser
eioeutiime g1ertb Ser !0onnnnas nidbt
pou i6rer @rDSc abhGnGt. iinS Sic ara.
heren Gnrten Sofh t6enerer ala Sic fiei.
,1eren bo cs fiir lie idmierioer II. Sic
noiienSen Oefbldtter ~ befommen.
Midt INNER IT Der lfmitonb, 6nR zine
Observation-Disclosures aus !Nonanna fon,mt.
lin Wemeis Fir lire Gmtheit. ba oar
bGufio Tabof ans Santi. Wferifo. sir.
oinien un6 llnoorn IL 6opamnocioor<
pen nerorbeitet mirS. Observation-Disclosures
finben Sies ana. imSem iie Sieie Gionp.
rem Ser vS,oe noeh Snrhimn.iS,m. Ser
omSid,Iie6iiEe @enme nm Gononno.
ciaorrcm 1T. mie eriidtlid. eii1 ,iemii6
foitipieliaes Veroniioen. obneieRen .
ben @efo6ren meihe h,rm IN Srr g..
iunobeit Srolen. Mon fam, on,1eb,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-10

Gin 9aust prann. Maan
Wobagraiit ltegt pra4tpol perpflegt
auf feinem Beautifully: so sGrau
eSebt min i9 f@lafen! Sorg' bafur.
6aB it@ i'm 9auS 1i@ts riibrt unb bab
ber Maorl ni@t bent! @eriag' mir bic
sFlteaen unb tod mir bertneil Elm feiz
res GFerl! @obaIb na@ber merritt,
bah i@ tpas nnangenebmes tribune,
aber ia net friiber, tpedit MIDI glet@
auf!!"
Ser Grfabrene. Gin innger
@erbarme bat aus benz poli5eipertpabr
benz Neutrality-suspicious. einen @er=
BREEDER porgefubrt unb ioQ bieien nun
na@ gepfogenem @erb0r in bas &C.
ri4tsgefdngniB f@aHen. Da CT ith
aber i'm @eb6ube nod nt4t austennt,
ftebt er nit benz Splitting ratblos auf
Dem Rorrtbor. rRommen g." fagt oa
bet @auner mitletbig, ri@ flbr' sic
bim!" ....."
@emutbli@. @i@ter: "Qeug>
men sic bod ben @tnbru4 nt4t, Mngez
tlueter; 19liebli@ mo1en Sic nod be-
baupten, Gte bdtten einen Doppelgdn@
ser!"
Mngetlaster: r@enn i@ tpiibte. bab
bic 5erren mir bas glauben piirben!"
81 1T es. Sat: ReQner, ieben
sic ftd einmal bies Mafer an! @s
1T 70 f9muBtg, baB MANS unmDglth
an ben Munb feBen tann!
Re1ner: Sie! 9as Maner IS res'
ne, . Slas is muir f@muBtg!
8adfif@z 8osbeit. Ni4te:
vSarte, 9u iu@t ia INNER na@
@@1nbeitsmttteln in Der 3eitung, bier
ftebt etn's!" Sante: $50 benin? 8tb
ber" Ntdte: rDa lies: rMltes @tfen
bpr Roft gu f@uben!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-01-10
Hana 9abtt.

Ndna Sabtb, Die Seele Des Mut=
itanbes BON 1857 inn britii@en DIT
inoien, ion aufsefunoen iein. Mana
Sabib, 1926 als Sobn zines 8raba
manen i'm 9edban unb Nooptipiobn
bon 8af9t=&ao geboren, benz lebten
pei14pa bon Ma ftratban, puroe na9
benz Sobe bes lebteren NIT leinen CRIB
anipri4en bon ben @nglGmoern abgez
t~piefen, perlor in bieiem Proceb etnen
betrd@tliden She'll feines 8erm0gens,
rettete aber genug, nm in fetner Ne1lz
BENG 8ttbur, nabe BEL 8banpur pte
Elm Tirft gu leben. Na4 benz Musz
bru9 lber inbH9en @ebeQion 1857
iibernabm CT ben Sberbefebl iiber bic
aufitdnoii9en @tpabt=S olbaten BON
&banpur unb tpiitbete bier nit elmer
ale 6 uropder, ielbit Grauen unb &inz
fat beiipiellofen @%rauiamteit gegen
Der. Na9 N%ieberiperfung bes Mufz
ftanbes tparb Nana mad Nepul 5uz
riidsemorfen, unb man nabm an, bab
ct bort 9eitorben 1T. S4on einmal
i'm Sabre 1874, CUB it4 in @malior
elm Snber fir Nana Sabib aus, nuroe
aber als 8etriiser entlarpt. SEPT murbe
na@ Der r&0ln. 3tg." Dor tur3em Elm
einbeimH4er polt5etzSHtcier in &az
tbiapar gang 3ufdlltg auf etnen 5atir
aufmert1am, Der in einem 9empel etz
ma As Rilometer bon @aifote entfernt
lebte. 3ise unb @eitalt itimmten 10
auffalenb NIT ber BON Der &egterung
iberau perbreiteten 8e19reibung Naz
ma Sabibs, baB bsr Satir berba'tet
tpurbe. 8ei genauerer l1nteriudung
fanb man AUDI biefelben Merfmale,
bic Der &0rper Nana @abibs tragen
ion. Die 8eb0rbe in &atbiutpar, gu
beren Offer Der auf bic @eiangenz
rabme bes Nanas seieBte hobt prets
tpobl nidt tpenis beitrug, telegrapbirte
1ofort IN bic &egierung. Der rNaz
ra" Der felt mebr als Is Sahren als
Gatir in ben 9empel Elm aftstif4es
2eben fibrt, 1dien i'm Mnfange poQz
ftdnbis sebro4en gu iein unb miez
bsrbolfe fortmdbrenb, ct noble aaes
betennen. Die1e S4md4e cling jez
bod balb ooriiber, unb bann mar tetn
Wort mebr aus benz etma 70 Sabre
alten, qber nod riiitigen Manme
beraus3ubringen. Man bra4te me9z
rere @ineeborne aus @manpore, bic
ben Mana peri0nli@ setannt batten,
na4 &atbiamar, unb audi lie f4ienen
auf benz puntte gu iein, i'm gu ertenz
men, als iie auf cine fait unmsrtlt9e
8epegung bes Tatirs pl0blt4 f4mtez
gen unb ben Mann ni4t gu fennen
borgaben. @nsldnber, bic jene i@redz
lide 3eit nod erlebt baden, beionoers
Elm 6err 9ostins, mpllen in benz 5atir
ben Mana ertennen; bo4 ptoeri pre4en
benz NIT 8eftimmtbeit ale bisber. per-
bDrten @ingeborenen. Ser Gatir 1T
einftmeilen aus Der 9aft entlafen unb
gu feinem 3empel 5uriidgetebrt, mo- er
iein aftetii9es, erbarmlt4es Geben
fort1eBt. SIM @ebeimen tptrb er aufs
itrengite iberma@t unb man gtbt bic
6ofmung ni4t auf, etpas 81 entbez
den, bas ben @erba@t, ben f4redlt4z
item aler Getnbe Der GmbldnDer tn
Snbien gefunoen gu baden, beitdtt9e.
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]. T. STEWARD


TO-DAY WE SHOW another line of new Kai Kai silks in
checks and stripes. The checks scarce and extra deS-
able The price 4oc yard Hair cloth once more Plenty of
fibre chamois for the present They both scarce and de-
sirabe What demand there is for hair CLOTH We are show
ing more silks for 25c yard; showing silks for
soc yard There increase the demand for these
desirable goods The dress goods trade ncreasnghe sales
the largest for three years. Atwood dress goods for SOC
yad finer goods for 75c yard 5Onch Atwood dress goods
for 81 yad good STYLES and coors doubod dress goods
for Is and 3Oc yard We selling dress goods the small
est margin of profit splendid line of cape materials we
cut fit and basic capes free; selling the goods for 5Oc
75c, 81 $50 and 81 yard More millinery early this
morning. There big lot in yesterday. The MILL
merry department in position to show you the choicest
nery this in position to help you economic
The prices extremely low. Laces the bargain counter
for about onea the regular price; ebrodereS the bar
gain counter for about one-ha the regular price Rubber rib
bonS at half price Spool linen &c SPOOL bastng cotton &c
SPOOL 500 yards spool cotton 4c 1000 yards spool silk SOC
Bargains in muslin underwear The prices on the bargain
counter marvel Of cheapness. New silk waists New
belts and sdecombS These the articles that having
big sale at the present time Windsor ties, Fiesta rbbonS all
silk ribbons in all the shades laces and cotton
trimmings in the deas finishing braids in all colos and
In all widths. Our notion sales than doubling We
have largely increased the notion department with choice new
goods More than doubled the space than doubled the
sales Remember, you find the goods here Hair
cloth and fibre chamos
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PENDLETON CALLED DOWN
Los Angeles Business Men Displeased
With Him
The Merchants Association and Board of
Trade Request Him to Cease Opposing
the Insolvency Bill

A special joint meeting of the directors
of the Board of Trade and Merchants
Association was held yesterday at 8 p. m.
in the rooms of the Board of Trade,
Mr.. J. o. Koepfi, president of the Mer-
chants Association, in the chair.
The following preamble and resolutions
were offered and upon mo ton, unani-
mously adopted, viz:
Whereas, The proposed insol vency law
now being considered in the Assem- bly,
was prepared by disinterested gentlemen,
has received the sanction of both houses
of the Legislature and has the positive
approval of these associations; and
Whereas, Constituents who are members
of these associations have the right to
require their representatives to promote
good legislation,
Resolved, That Hon. c. W. Pendleton
is hereby urgently requested to withdraw
his opposition to said proposed insol-
vency law.
1t was ordered that the foregoing pre-
amble and resolution be Immediately tele-
graphed to Mr.. Pendleton, the telegram
to be signed by A. Jacoby, vice-president
of the Board of Trade, and ]. o. Koepfi,
president of the Merchants Association.
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A. A. Eckstrom has removed to 324 South
Spring street with his stock OF wall paper.
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there q sufficiently heavenly look to make
them worthy Of being the Queen Of the Angels?
And, above afl, possess they that bearing grace
and dignity which we expect to find in so noble
creature as a Queen? Now, suppose you
will say "Crank," but permit me to add. that
II such is your opinion, there's a mistake
somewhere, and do not grease my hair with
Oil in order to keep the wheels running smoothly
and noiselessly, either My object in writing
is simply this-and believe you as we'll
as many other sensible people. will
concur with a. That the Queen
should be the handsomest woman that can be
found in Los Angeles taking for granted, of
course, that she be of the proper moral and
social grade. Now would it not be an excel
lent plan to have reporter call upon the
ladies. make a note OF their good qualities and
II possible obtain photograph of each as
pirant, the same to be exhibited in your paper,
with the name and brief account OF the
original? This would give all the people an
opportunity to know whom they we're casting
ballots for and what she looks like Another
thing have heard discussed among among
various people is that the Queen should be
native Californian. Now is this not ridiculous?
For surely some of the handsomest women we
have here are natives of other states. excellent
specimens OF American womanhood, both
married and single. who have taken up their
residence here, and who are equally anxious
to see the Fiesta u success as anyboi y. Ger
tainly they merit an equal opportunity of en-
joying the honor OF being Queen of the Fiesta.
would very much like to hear from some OF
your readers what their opinions are in this
respect Respectfully yours FIESTA
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Hoods pills cure all Liver Ills, Biiousncss

effects and create one of the quaintest and
most brilliant features of the pageant.
Among those who are working upon the
idea is Miss Lulu Donnatin of 1901 Buena
Vista street. The floral committee has
decided to recommend individual prizes
for the best decorations in the company.
The Riding club definitely decided last
evening upon the following uniforms
Black sack coat, fawn colored trousers,
black leather leggngs, fedora hats to
match the trousers, white brides, canvas
saddle cloth and tan gloves.
: The committee on public comfort met
last night and perfected thrir arrange
ments for establishing bureau of infor-
nation for visitors, during Fiesta week.
A registration book is now opened at
Fiesta headquarters, where all hotels.
rooming houses or private citizens who
have rooms to rent during the fiesta, may
register subject to approval of the COM
mittee. After registration closes the
list will be embodied in a pocket guide
for free distribution in the city and upon
incoming trains. The guide will be issued
under the official seal of the Merchants
Association, and contain also information
valuable to visitors. The committee has
under consideration a number of plans to
add to the comfort of strangers within our
gates.
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AS VIEWED In THE EAST

Graphic Description of the Mardi Oras As
Compared With La Fiesta
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participate have remained profound
secret; no lady or gentleman is admitted
to any OF the balls, who is not in full
evening dress
Mr.. Cline was asked il he considered
that electric lighting of the floats could be
successfully introduced here.
81 do not TANK that such proposition
is at all practicable" replied Mr.. Cline.
1.-THE manner in which the floats are illu-
minated is most effective and elaborate as
well as simple. Each float has about a
dozen gasoline torches The torches are
so constructed that they have from four to
six burners and behind these burners is a
piece OF tin. By this method the public
cannot see the lights, but the floats are
illuminated with brilliant effect and are
in sea of light. 1t seems to me that if
this system is followed here, the result
will be most satisfactory
Mr.. Cline stated that he was preparing
to have the building in which his compa-
MES have offices illuminated by hundreds
OF incandescent lights and notices in col
ored lights during Fiesta week.
The finance committee received yester-
day additional contributions as follows
Oo'''cAhi" CniN YOU VCooclh " Nun ASiC-
graph Company $50, Alexandra We'll Tract
50
Morris Mcyberg, brother of the Director
General, returned from San Francisco
yesterday and brought the most encour-
aging news from that city for La Fiesta.
He stated that the carnival is pretty gen.
orally discussed in that city, and that a
great many people have decided to come
to Los Angeles to witness the celebration,
Especially among the merchants there is
strong feeling to cooperate with Los
Angeles.
An excellent suggestion has been made
to the advisory board to have Roman
candles discharged from the floats during
the night parade. This firework display
would have grand effect and would add
much to give the parade brilliancy that
could not be produced in any other
manner.
Yesterday afternoon the floral com nit
tee had a fully attended and interesting
Meeting, various members reported that
they had been informed of numerous en-
tries that will be made for the floral parade
The committee recognizes the in portance
of having enough flowers, and decided to
get out letter for circulation throughout
Southern California, in which people will
be requested to participate in the parade
or furnish flowers for it. If any one is
overlooked, however, they must not feel
sighted. All contributions of the kind
will be thankfully received The letter of
the committee clearly sets forth the plans
for the floral pageant, and is as follows:
HEADQUARTERS LA FIESTA DE Los ANGELES,
FLORAL COMMITTEE, ;
Los ANGELES, March z, 1895.
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New Suits

W. D. Reynolds, who was injured by be-
ing struck on January 26th, by runaway
horse attached to buggy belonging to
Max N. Newmark filed suit against Mr.
Newmark yesterday in the County Clerk:
Office for $40, 900 damages for injuries re-
ceived.
The First Presbyterian Church and its
trustees filed suit yesterday against John
Macarthur, William G. Kerckhoff, Louise
p. Kerckhoff, Otto Weiss and Richard
Roe in order to compel defendants to ex
ecute the conveyance of the property sit
uated in lots 1913 and south 40 feet lot 124
Macarthur addi Jon, Immediately, to the
trustees of the church as agreed in the
contract, upon the payment of the bal
ance of purchase money and also to re
cover from John Macarthur and William
G. Kerckhoff, $4,000.
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Buy the Whitney make trunk and travelling
bag. Factory 423 8. Spring st.
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That is the Number Received
for Queen Yesterday
COMPARED WITH MARDI GRAS
Mr.. Cline Gives Valuable Suggestions
for the Celebration
Registration Opened for Accommodations for
the visItors-Uniform Adopted by
the Riding Club

Mrs N. A.. Covarrubias. ...... ........... 5o3
Miss Maud Masac. 3OS
Mrs. Charles Modini-Wo God. ,................2 42
Mrs. w. H. Weston 80. ..................... IS
Miss Bernice Wilson. Azusa ............. 81
Miss Alma Robinson. ............... ....... As
Mrs Hugh Macnel. SO
Miss Rath f. Childs ....................... 80
Mrs. Granville MacGowan ................ 80
Mrs. Albert Carlos Jones .............. 20
Mrs. Corneia Cole Mclaughlin ...... 20
Miss Hattie Lindenfeld ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II
Miss Ruby higgins. IL
Mrs. w. B. Knapp z
Miss Mabel Grove. West Palmdale ....... 5
Aiss Grace A. Pearce 2
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Mrs. rIcComas Will Speak

Industrial Education is the subject on
which Mrs. Alice Moore McComas will
address the Single Tax meeting tonight,
in Blanchard Fitzgerald Hall. Mrs. Nc
Comas is one of the brightest and most
entertaining speakers of her sex, and
whatever her theme she always makes
her audiences feel that they are amply
compensated for the time expended in
listening to her progressive utterances.
After the address several Single Tax
speakers will be heard from on economic
questions. Music will enliven the exer-
cfses. Admission is free and everybody
is invited
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Wall paper hung, 1oc roll, 1923 S. Spring.
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W. B. Cline, the
president of the Los
Angeles Lighting
and Electric Light
Companies, has just
returned from an
extensive visit to
the East. During
his journey he wit
messed the Mardi
Gras at New Or
leans and naturally
he gathered many
valuable sugges-
tons for La Fiesta.
In conversation
with O Herald rep
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City House Trade.

We have a charming modern 7-room cottage
in Boyle Heights. equity of $1,000, balance
at $40 per month, price $4,000, to trade for 10
acres alfalfa land and will assume. Very de-
sirable lot in Pico Heights 1925 cash. Neat
cottage there for $3.50 at SIS monthly, no
cash down. If you have a bargain in city
property we have buyer. Langworthy Co.
226 South Spring street.
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Nearly five hun

Nearly five hun
dred votes yester-
day! Looks as if
the people of South
ern California are
somewhat interest
cd in the selection
OF q Queen of La
Fiesta.
The voting has
ceased to be OF local
Importance, as cou-
pons are received
from many towns