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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06
Burbank

Despite the rain and cold of yester-
day large audiences witnessed both
afternoon and evening performances of
"Reaping the Harvest" the new offer
ing of the Burbank theater for the
ensuing week. That they considered
they were well repaid for their attend
ance was made evident by repeated
curtain calls.
"Reaping the Harvest" is four-act
comedy drama by Tom Fitch. AS it's
title implies, it is close to nature; it
tells a story that has often been acted
and relates the value of true and
tried friend.
AS Donald Stewart, the hero, Will
liam Desmond is seen at his best.
Miss Blanche Hall as Louise Larken is
sweet and charming in her acting.
Earl Ryder as Edward Mecker, the
false partner, is too mechanical but
improves after the first two acts. AS
Lem Kronk, a country lad, Harry
Lewellyn is fine; he makes the most of
his lines and was well received by
the audience.
Bennett Southard as the tramp is
also very good. Miss Kelton does her
lines as Marie Morely, the adventur-
ess, in good taste, and H. j. CHM as
Seth Kronk. the proprietor of the
country tavern, makes quite a hit. The
other members of the cast are good
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06
Pi-LineS and Pick-UpS
The Tourist

He was an eastern tourist man;
He stoppeth one of three.
by thy cravenette and thy dinky cap
Now wherefore stop'st thou me?'
Il came from eastern lands affair.""
He quoth, in accents queer
"And would know, before go,
Why some things thus are, here.
'In books I read of orange trees
Main thoroughfares upon,
From whose limbs thick a man may
pick
Fresh fruit-but I've seen none!
I've heard of figs that grow upon
The hedgerows in your town,
But nary fig-row have 1 found
Tho I've gone up and down!
your streets with gold are not paved,
nor
The glad hand is not out;
Where'er I've been, I've had to pay,
No matter how I'd shout!
mo linen duster need !, but
An overcoat of weight;
Umbrellas are no drug, / see
I'll have a chance to skate
Say what" my friend, come thou
with me,
I'll do you all L cam"
That tourist. he was trimmed for fair
He'd met a curio mani
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06
LOS ANGELES IS KNOWN
The Plant of an OakIander Because
His Town is So Little ADJ


New York Letter in Oakland Enquirer.
The Los Angeles folks take the
bakery when it comes to advertising.
There doesn't seem to be any other
place in California that is worth nam
ing. They are IT.
The next meeting L hold 1 am going
to ask the audience (before / begin my
talk) if there is any one present that
ever heard of Oakland, Calf so, to
raise their hands. The chances are
that not hand will be raised. If
then ask them if they ever heard of
Los Angeles every hand in the house
will go up. 1 blame the Oakland board
of trade and Merchants exchange for
eastern ignorance in regard to Oak
land. 1 can walk into any hotel in the
east where railroad leaflets are kept in
racks, and among them find Los An
geles literature, but could wear my
eyes out looking for Oakland literature
and never find it.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06
FORWOMEN
Princess for WALKING

The princess novelty Of a walking rig
starts out an Eton-like waist. which
is double breasted at the front. this
front In graduated box~pleat effect ex-
tending all the way to the foot. 10
the sides and back Of this Elton are
sewed the two circular cores, which.
with the above mentioned front pleat,
form the skirt. This skirt fits absolutely
around the hips, falling in soft flutes
below. What looks to be a hem is a
facing, as a hem on so haring a skirt
would not be practical The skirt Is
sewed to the waist in a seam, with no
stitching visible, save on the little fans
Of the pockets. The simplest of coat
sleeves are finished with little velvet
cuffs over this may be drawn the
double- breasted bolero made of the
same rough material, and finished with
a picturesque hood. It has elbow
sleeves, too, which do not mean cold
arms, thanks to the long coat sleeves
underneath.
Trimming Of Hats
Many hats appear to be trimmed
much higher at the back than they
really are, owing to their forward In
clination. 1t must not be imagined that
because a certain style OF wearing hats
has been adopted, anything like same
ness is to be apprehended. For one
thing, great diversity Is to be noted in
the shapes and crowns, and the i'm
portance of the crown is manifest under
existing circumstances. 1t is placed
full In view, owing to the forward slant
of the shape, and its form Cat least in
'front.' is not concealed by trimmings
Productive of almost endless variety
also Is what we call here the "move-
ment" given to the brlm; that Is to
say, the particular curve or roll It is
made to take, or the way it is turned
up at the back or side. Moreover,
brims may be wide or narrow. All
widths are accepted, although medium
widths will perhaps be the most gen
orally adopted for the present.
A Corset Cover
A particularly pretty corset cover is
finished at top in scalloped points. but
tonholed and with an open eyelet in
the center of each point. Three rows
of embroidery eyeets are set around
the waist below the point and baby rib
bon is run through these and tied in
little bows in front. Similar bows are
set all the way down the front, and
ribbon is run through the beading belt
and tied in front. A frill of lace soft
ems the buttonholed points.
Fillets of Chicken
Chop the white meat of a cold roast
chicken fine. Season to taste with salt,
pepper, a dash of onion juice, and
little minced parsley To a cup of the
minced chicken allow a cup of cream
into which a pinch of baking soda is
stirred. Rub together tablespoonful
of butter and one of corn starch and
stir them into the heated cream. Cook
for a minute, add the minced chicken
and cook until hot. Take the mixture
from the fire and beat in gradually
two well beaten eggs. Pour into n
bowl and set aside until solid and stiff,
shape into outlets dip each outlet in
cracker dust, then in beaten egg, then
in more cracker dust. Set in the ice for
two hours, then fry in deep boiling fat
Serve with a white sauce.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06
to cast her for more important parts

to cast her for more important parts
In future productions.
Another recruit to the Belasco COM
pany who will make her initial bow to
Los Angeles audience tonight is
Adele Harrington, who played impor-
tant roles with Florence Roberts COM
pany last season. Miss Harrington is
an actress Of experience and undis-
puted position in the theatrical world.
One of her most substantial successes
was scored in Amelia Bingham's pre-
sentation of "The Modern Magdalen"
two years ago, when Miss Bingham's
company included such able actors as
Wilton Lackaye, Henry j. Dixey, Fer
dinand Gottschalk and Hobart Bos-
worth. In this brilliant organization
Miss Harrington achieved triumph
quite as notable as that of the star
In 1.-THE Gay Parisians' Leading Man
Galbraith will temporarily turn over
the honors of that position to George
w. Barnum who will portray a some
what gay and frivolously inclined old
man who takes his four daughters to
Paris on a sightseeing expedition The
complications that arise from perfectly
innocent causes are responsible for the
uproarious fun of the farce.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06
Mason

''In Old Kentucky is on at the Ma
son tonight The piece has reached the
thirteenth season of it's success In the
United States and the fact is worthy
or note, for the average play wears
itself out with the public in four or
nVe years as a usual thing
Mr.. Mack comes to the Mason opera
house for an engagement of three
nights and Saturday matinee, open
ing Thursday evening, November 9. 1t
VIII be the first appearance here of the
Irish comedian and he is to stage The
odore Burt Sayre's comedy of "Tom
Moore which was written expressly
FOR him and in which he has appeared
IN this country over thousand times.
The actor-composer has very effective
llght tenor voice and in the rendition
of Moore's ballads and other songs If
fered in the coming production he
never fails to score heavily. Special
seat sale opens this morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06
BeIaSco

Much of the interest in the presen-
tation of the rollickIng French farce,
1.-The Gay Parisians," at the Belasco
theater tonight will be centered in the
stage debut of Helen Eaton, daughter
of former Mayor Fred Eaton. The
Belasco theater is practically sold out
and the gathering is sure to be one of
the most representative, socially that
has ever Witnessed a performance at
the Main street playhouse
A large block of seats and six boxes
have been secured by the members of
the California club, and in addition
there will be numerous theater parties
given by friends of Miss Eaton. While
the part In which the Los Angeles girl
will make her first appearance is not
one of the most important ones in "The
Gay Parisians," 1t will demonstrate
her histrionic abilities and will serve
to encourage the Belasco management
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06
November 6 in the Worlds History

CThe memory King
observed
SO cCaane assembled the consraors the day
capitol principal
64-omar the second calph under Mahome assassnated
all the
ss of the office as surety for the sums advanced by the latter
the business of printing and experimenting
of Shakespeares Fastaf
of death of Gustayus Adophus
Republican candidate
las Breckenridge and John Bell
19OSTh republic the United
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06

Even the good John Wanamaker who is rated as
but little lower than the angels" in Philadelphia was
charged in the w. G. T. U. convention with selling rum
in the restaurant Of his big store delegate said in
relating her experience: 1--WE ordered dessert what
appeared on the menu card frozen pudding but It
strong of rum that could scarcely swallow it
It SEEMS though, that the complainant managed to
down" it.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06
Novelty

The Novelty theater presents a con-
tinuation of last weeks program, in
which appear several high-class vau-
deville numbers Among the best of
these were Sanderson e Bowman in
their one-act comedy sketch entitled
my Ladys Burglar" the Hawaiia, =
quintet and Barlow's dog, monkey and
cat circus.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06

So it seems the is lending its aid to meet the
increasing demand for land at the neghborng beach re-
Sorts Wherever piers other plng works have been
erected the sand is accumulang in great quantities
That is familiar experience at resorts Atlantic
coast where it has been found necessary to extend
piers out farther and farther into the ocean,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06

One of elijah" Dowie's eutenants claims to have
discovered that by process of dieting hens he can
obtain eggs that have any desired flavor. Does this
account for the peculiares noticed by patrons of
some economical boarding houses and restaurants?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06

The mortality returns from the game of football con-
nue to come in 1t is good guess that proportion
OF killed or wounded in college football contests is
greater than the proportion of casualties in the Russian
Japanese war.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06

When the proper time arrives George Bernard Shaw,
playwright should have mitch in the New univer-
sltys Temple OF Fame He is an example of the at
tainment of fame by short cut lots through
cesspools.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06

The establishment of smelter in Los Angeles would
seem perfectly natural STEP considering the vast min
eral deposits at the cys gates the excellent ship
ping facilities afforded.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06
CHILDREN'S BATH ROBE.
Pattern No. 2S11.
All Seams Allowed.

Red eiderdown was chosen for tn
making of this useful garment, which
very simply constructed. The sleeve
may be In flowing or bishop style. and
either hood or collar gives neck COM
pletion. Turkish toweling. serge, lady's
cloth, French flannel and fancy ma
terials will make UP satisfactorily.
The pattern 10 in six Sizes 2 to IL
years. For a child OF 4 years the robe.
with either hood or collar. and either
style sleeve, requires s7s yards 81 inches
wide, or III yards 81 inches wide, II
made Of goods with nap or up and down;
or. OF goods without nap or up and
down, 81 yards q inches wide, or 1%
yards 81 inches wide. Price. 10 cents.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06

Kansas joint whisky, confscated and emptied on
lawn, killed the Anyone who ever tried to drink
Kansas joint whisky knows that this is true state
ment
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06

1t was hardly necessary for Railway President Hill
to avow that he and Railway President Hartman are
good friends 1t is necessary for such magnates pull
together in order to maintain their great pulp on
the people.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06

A national bank examiner who didn't examine has
been removed Let the good work go on!
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06

Doctors at the city hospital ntently watching
case of ankadosloma duodenais patient with such
disease needs watching, lest he srangle in trying to
pronounce it.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06

Yesterday day when man could get soaked
without affecting his sobriety
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06

The slaughter by the autos just the opening of the
tourist season. BODIES i'll for Los Angeles great influx of
visitors.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06

The city library will become of the circulating variety
Hoon-circulatng about trying to find home
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06

Mark Twain has been supporting WINS for mayor of
New York. No wonder his candidacy has been joke
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06

New York is having whisky show. But it's very dis
appointing the goods only in sealed hotties
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06

Really, the modern auto makes the juggernaut of old
look like a baby carriage
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06

New inches in New York's hall of shame are awai
ing George Bernard Shaw and Yellow Hearst
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06
Bout time to be hearin' O. snow
bound trains back east.

Bout time to be hearin' O. snow
bound trains back east.
Plum-why do some cities have
police boats?
Prune-To catch the tramp steamers,
o. course!
Violet sutton has met her only con-
queror-Dan Cupid.
Our shrimps having been duly pro-
tected, let us now look to our lobsters--
both crustacean and human.
Paul Morton says the Equitable as
sets are sound. But sound may be only
another name for wind, y'know.
A man in Chicago who tried to give
away $4,000 was arrested rs insane.
Giving away money in Chicago is
prima facle evidence.
A thousand druggists have formed a
trust to raise prices-as if their medi-
cines weren't bad enough now!
Orange-Who are the people always
clamoring for divorce?
Lemon--The married folks
A San Francisco bishop says that
! the third American generation from
Saxon and Negro. Maybe 1t will-ln
San Francisco.
The president again requests that
thanks be given Los Angeles cheer
fully will acquiesce; It has much to be
thankful for.
Let us hope the dentists, here this
week, will find no cause to look down
in the mouth during their stay.
Only dead ones are eligible to the
| hall of fame. 1t will soon be open to
the Philadelphia grafters.
The silence of e. II. Hartman since
| he reached New York makes one
wonder why he Scottied so to get there.
A searchlight makes ST. Petersburg's
Nevsky Prospect brilliant. It's the only
prospect in Russia that is.
An Autos Passing
Honkl
Gustl
Screechl
Dust!
Whit
Yell!
| Zip!
Smell!
Thud!
| Doc
Thump;
Knock;
Tears
Shed:
| Stone
| Dead!
w. H. @.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06
HERALD'S PATTERNS

Different patterns every day. Up-to-
date styles.
Special NOtice-These patterns can be
delivered by mail within three days
after the order Is received by The
Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06

A paper pattern of this garment can
and directing 1t to The Herald's pat
tern department. 1t will be sent post
paid, within three days. on receipt OF
pric0
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06

1t may not have been much of a shower as showers
go, but
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06

Paul Morton says the Equitable as
sets are sound But sound may be only
another name for wind, y'know.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06

A thousand druggists have formed a
trust to raise prices-as if their medi-
cines weren't bad enough nowl
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06

Violet sutton has met her only con-
queror-Dan Cupid.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06


The Herad's circulation In the city Of Los Angeles
ls larger than that Of the Examiner Express.
Population of Los Angeles 2OI .249
Good morning; did you get wet yesterday?
"
1t may not have been much of a shower as showers
Really the modern auto makes the juggernaut Of old
look like baby carriage
|
Yesterday was day when a man could get soaked
without affecting his sobriety
A national bank examiner who didn't examine has
been removed. Let the good work go on!
The city library will become of the circulating variety
soon-circulatng about trying to find home.
|
New inches in New York's hall of shame are await.
ing George Bernard Shaw and Yellow Hearst
Mark Twain has been supporting WINS for mayor of
New York. No wonder his candidacy has been Joke
New York is having whisky show But it's very dis
appointing the goods are shown only in sealed bottles
The slaughter by the autos just at the opening of the
tourist season. BODIES i'll for Los Angeles great influx of
visitors.
Kansas joint whisky confscated and emptied on
lawn killed the grass. Anyone who ever tried to drink
Kansas joint whisky knows that this is true state
ment.
Doctors at the city hospital intently watching
case of ankadosoma duodenais A patient with such
disease needs watching lest he srangle in trying to
pronounce 1t.
The establishment of smelter in Los Angeles would
perfectly natural STEP considering the vast min
eral deposits at the citys gates excellent ship.
ping facilities afforded.
1t was hardly necessary for Railway President Hill
to that he and Railway President Hartman are
good friends 1t is necessary for such magnates to pull
together in order to maintain their great pull" on
the people.
When the proper time arrives George Bernard Shaw
playwright should have mitch in the New York unver
sitys Temple of Fame He is example of the at
tainment of fame by short across lots through
cesspools.
The mortality returns from the game of football con-
tnue to come in 1t is good that the proportion
of killed or wounded in college football contests is
greater than the proportion casualties in the Russian
Japanese
One of elijah" Dowies lieutenants claims TO have
discovered that by process of dieting hens he can
obtain eggs that have any desired flavor Does this
account for the egg pecuares noticed patrons of
some economical boarding houses and restaurants?
So it seems the ocean is lending it's aid to meet the
increasing demand for land the neighbong beach re-
sorts Wherever piers other pilng works have been
erected the sand is accommodating in great quantities
That is familiar experience at resorts the Atlantic
coast where it has been found necessary to extend
piers out farther and farther into the ocean.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-06

Our shrimps having been duly pro-
tected, let us now look to our lobsters-
both crustacean and human.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-04-09

have solved the problem of the nerv-
Gus tutor, the careless servant, and the
three enterprising students"
Holmes made no further allusion to
the matter that day, though he sat lost
belated dinner. At eight in the morn
ing, he came into my room just as l
finished my toilet.
well, Watson said he. sit is time
we went down to ST Luke's. Can you
do without breakfast"
Certainly"
"Soames will be i'm dreadful
fidget until we are able to tell him
something positive.
"Have you anything positive to tell
him ?"
81 think So
"You have formed conclusion"
"Yes, my dear Watson, / have soIv-
ed the mystery"
but what fresh evidence could you
have got?"
"Ahal 1t is not for nothing that
have turned myself out of bed at the
untimely hour of six. l have put in
two hours hard work and covered at
least five miles, with something to
show for it. Look at that"
He held out his hand. On the palm
were three little pyramids of black.
doughty clay.
why, Holmes. you had only two
yesterday"
"And one more this morning. 1t is
q, fair argument that wherever No. 3
came from is also the source of Nos.
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spindles for every one added abroad
The opening UP of Manchuria by the
ending of the war is expected to give
profitable employment to American
and European mills for some years,
and the consequent occupation on the
heavy class Of goods for export will
relieve from competition mills making
cloths from the finer counts of yarn.
In the meantime, not few manufac-
turers favor government interest in the
exploitation of new fields for textiles
in South America, the Far East and
elsewhere, some believe that liberal re-
ciprocity treaties will be an efficient
means to such an end, and others are
for a persistent hunt by individuals
for foreign trade. Meanwhile. the
general tone of the letters. is highly
optimistic"