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THE HERHLD'S CITY CIRCULATION
The HeraId's circulation in the city of Los Angeles
Is larger than that Of the Examiner or the Express
and second only to that Of the Times.
The suburbs of Los Angeles increasing in popula-
tion fast that Postmaster Flint has asked the au-
thores at Washington for more rural delivery routes.
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The younger John d. Rockefeller is getting the
lash But probably neither he nor his opulent
parent as much for the ministerial lash for
the Standard Oil'cash.
Good for the auto police patrol. Ten arrests Of
speeders in day and the successful pursuit of
that raced for the limit Now for few exemplary
tences of such offenders.
Judge Dunno became mayor of Chicago yesterday,
and he has that the first job he will Under
take is settlement of the teamsters' strike But it is
put the lid those teamsters than to hold it
down.
Prices for high grade navel oranges have touched
s4.OO box in the New York market There is much
velvet" growers when prices reach anywhere
that figure pays hardpan profit to sell at half
that
The sneer "sefmade men" by President Butler of
Columbia university is not important There are uni
versity professors who would be suspected of having
been Whitfield out with iackknife rather than of being
self-made.
Some restaurant keepers complain that the new
police regulations relative to serving liquors to women,
features alleged meals running their business.
Any business that is dependent liquor sales to women
deserves to be ruined and the quicker the better.
1t should be understood that the welcome
always extended to strangers in this city does not cover
cases where persons here to commit suicide.
There are other parts California should be
allurng than the southland for suicidal purposes.
The prospect for the meeting of the Russian and
Japanese fleets in the China to afford great
satisfaction both at st. Petersburg and Toxic Each
side confident of winning If the fleets together
there will be busy time for Neptune and McGnty
purpose of the farcica incorporation of Arcadia
city of the sixth class disclosed Sunday
by the barbarty of coursing and its attendant inques.
There ought be sufficient civic righteousness in Los
Angeles county to stamp out cruel exhibitions.
A Ptsburg clergyman goes the length of denouncing
Rockefeller by declaring that he would rather go
before God in the person of manslayer who has de-
liberatey killed a than in the person of the head
OF the Standard Oil company He has only one choice
there.
The street trust operating in Jersey City has
positively forbidden any of its employees to gamble in
any whatever, including betting. This
because many wives of such employees complain of
lost by gambling Are there any such complaints
in Los Angeles?
Forth Worth reports that in suite of rooms in
the Hotel Worth in this city the seat of the United
States government has been temporarily established"
Wnen the president out of the woods he will
resume possession of the seat and is hoped he will
find tack it.
An official of the county hospital says: "One-half
the counties of the no public hospitals but
dump their sick and INDECENT on counties that have
the biggest share to u.s." From all directions
nyalids here swell the local death rate at the
expense of our taxpayers.
Young Rockefeller is charged with comparing him
self indirectly with the American Beauty rose In a
recent address he said necessary that 900 buds
of that bush be clipped in order that perfect
bud may be produced. That has been interpreted to
mean that 999 common people be snuffed that
one mutimllionaire may shine the brighter. rose
by another name than Rockefeller would smell as sweet
According to report, "Mr. Huntington has concluded
that present conditions do further railway
building in Los Angeles this time" So much for the
twenyone year franchise restriction and the gallery
play of universal transfers" AS The Herald pointed
out long ago the people, not the railway companies
suffer by crowding the companies to the wall Mr.
Huntington and his colleagues know that the public
make the best such transit facilities &C ara f