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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
Roman Catholic Meeting.

ST. Nary's Parish-Rev. ". I
Metz Early mass and sermon feksl.
dicu.a mass az ;. 80 a m sunaay
school az g 30 a IN. and 2s8g p. =
High mass and sermon a. l0.18a
N instruction and benedlctlon A
g 80 = m.
Cathedral Chapel Terry ayenas
Masses AZ G a M $50 a ~. 81
e. m. and To- 20 a m evening serT-
ices AZ p. m
SACRED Heart church-Rer. Geo A
Hld A. G a. N. and 3 a m. ios
ushrs ID .. m. ycapera. sermon IA
bsusdletlon.
Church q the immaculate coaeso
ton REV. A. Ewscru Al - and "A
= m. lew mass ie 20 a m. hlEh rnxs
End refmons Ia ,. m. rosary s1e
nsued ttlon.
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Special Meeting.

Theoaophical Society. seattle
Lodge. ASP. n. D. " Phipps VII
speak on the subject. Mans Az
cent
Holy Trinity Lutheran-R Rev. n
4 " Young Sunday school a
= a. a m. Morning service At II
a m. Luther League ar 7pn
Nesper service AZ 7:45 p. m.
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GOES TO THE STATE

Superior judge Bell yesterday de-
eided that the Nellie Lawton estate
valued At So. 600. should escheat to
the state Of Washington for the ben
eft Of the King county schools. II
was the contention OF the attorney
general that tho estate should oa-
cheat 60 the general school fund Of
tho state and not TO that OF the
county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07

First Presbyterian Church Cor
uef Fourth avenue and Spring
street Rev. ~ A. Matthews. pas
tor. The sermon next Sunday
morning. January 3. Will be en-
titled God Looking for sinners.
Next Sunday evening. al 730
O clock. the pastor gill discuss The
uYuamlea 81 Sin aualyEinE az an
illustration. the Chadwick ease
Westminster PFeabyteria J.
Il Wilson A. II a m The EYo-
luton Of the Philippines evening
subject. Boast Not Thyself Of To-
morrow
Wesley ~. E.-Rev Henry ward.
Al II a m. a Personal Cali
evening aubleet The Healing Of
earth
First unitar.au-Be vs.. y Sim
ouds. At II a. IN. Superstition
and Rationalism Judged BY Their
Fruits y
Trinity Parish Rev. ~ II Gov
en- At fl a. m Nazareth. even
ins subject The Divine Guidance
on LlfeA Highway
lane Street Presbyterian Rev. +.
I. Forbes Al N q. m. Jesus. the
Light Of the World" Al $50 p. N.
The Christmas Power
lions i.athsran Rev. NJ. A.
Chfistihnson. Services az IL a N.
and 5 , m.
North Baptist r. yarney
will preach Ia the morning on the
subject. The Sure and Steadfast
Anchor. evening subject. The
Opening OF the Books"
st Marke- Rev. J. =. ~ Llwyd
At II a m. the bishop Of Olympia
Will preach Evening subject The
Introduction Of Jesus Christ into
City life
Union Church. Green Lake-Rev.
Frederick Harvey viii preach both
morning and evening.
Peoples Church aud Central Mis-
sion 2Sta Western avenue. Sunday
school at D. M. Evangelical sery-
Ices AZ p. m. subject. The Re
liEion Of Tomorrow
Hazel Mission-At 2 50 p. N. Rev.
a. e. Eaton. OF Albion Neh.. will
preach Evangelist MeQulter viii
preach at ESQ .. m
First Free Methodist-Rev c. $.
Mckinley At II a. IN. The Beau
~ Of Holiness. Eyangelistis scry-
Ices at : so p. m.
Fremont Swedish NJ E.-Rev.
John OVAL. At ies45 a m. and S
y. m. there will be preaching.
First Baptist Church-Fourth ay-
cnue near James street. The pas
tor. Rev Frank Arthur Heath. will
preach AZ II a. m. on Whole
Heartedness for Christ and at
Z 30 p. m. ON Neglect OF the Cos
pei Biblc school az 1913 II. Y.
p. 4. az 80 y. m.
Tabernacle Baptist Church-Cor-
ncr Fifth avenue north and East
Harrison street. John NJ. Dean.
pastor. Morning worship az II
O'Clock. theme. pillars in the
Structure Of Gods Purpose" Even
Ing evangelism at 7;30 o'clock. fol-
lowed by a bcnedictory service.
Theme. The Ore Perfect Gift
Church Bible class az $3.50 a. m.
Young Peoples service az ESQ p. m.
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CHURCHES

All church notices to be run In
this column must be- az The star Of
flee by Friday afternoon. Pastors
II the various churches are request
Cd 10 send IN the subjects Of their
sunday sermons each preceding
Friday.
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FAMOUS ORATOR
WILL SPEAE


Rev. NJ. Abramson. Of this ciT,
will give a lecture at the bueI
Cholim synagogue. 1890 Washinsio
street. Sunday evening at 81
O'Clock. Rev. Ahramson, who "a
world famous orator. was born I
wilma. Russia. - years ago. ~
took up his rabhinicai studies .
that town. Tie came 20 this oo1E-
try five years ago and was thsi
sent about the entire country by ~
Federation Of the American Zio*
lists at Chicago to lecture in iheE
behalf.
lie spent two years IN this uoH
and was later appointed TO the prla.
cipalship OF the Hebrew school
Bangor. Me. Last Monday he W
appointed instructor OF the Heufes
school I'm this city. Ills lecture VI
be OF interest 20 all.
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Mary Jancho. aged d a wiinss
in a criminal assault ease. has eF
appeared from the city The poiie
are trying 70 locate her. as her ie
tlmony Is indispensable In the cas
Fred Barnstcd yesterday filed y.
IN the superior court TO recose
S. 600 damages against Nick be.A
former chief Of police OF Ballard, p
false arrest.
Mrs. Laura Frank has INSTITUTES
divorce proceedings against ~
husband. August Frank. she =,
leEes that he has threatened 10 -
her.
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prophets wfl be conducted fof II,
benefit 0f ministers and other Chr!,.
tIHn workers.
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prNrecosrAL MEETINGS

The opening service OF the Union
pcutecostal meetings, to be held i'm
the First Methodist Episcopal
church. corner First and Marion,
viii be held at 3 .. IN. sunday. jan
nary S. Rev. Enlph Smith. Of Red
lands Cal. one of the most success
ful cvangelists lu the United States.
will have charge Of oll the meetings.
During the week the meetings viii
be held at . so and 1.s0 ., m. ON
Sabbaths al and 7;sO ?. m; Mon
day at IL a. m. A school OF the
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reaEr S2 o. eEEfiTfII25FAL BANK
Capital Hfucl pald tn. g. 900 surplus
- 20. lurth. pres 4 dald.
ssalttth F tst. p l5a5 II " Anke.ayi
sitirs q the United states end ~.
rope
I'M CANADIAN HANK or con.
II ~ apiial paid up g % %
tsight mutton. seven hundred theuas
sat allowed en- Tine dsbaslts. a gen.
sfni baukiaE business traunueied
Seattle branch corner James street
md Second avenue g. y u9lt
manager
TN seANuINAVtAN AMrRIcAs
b.ss.s 81 lsasas,sa 6ss5s,s e1Htss
% capital end aaFias fta90 A
scihi..beI Es.sAs :, r..s sglslhs a. "a E
fishsr asst cashier
PEOPLES BAyINoa BANK.
iisi paia gp $1,000 G Nsltsidfr
insrclat savings and trust business
Junk.
~ YOU a.tnt caffsrt sriFhts aad
prompt returns deal with Gle Chieas
a. lunk Co ia9 western hain 81
mssqusrAds Costumes
AIRS JONI McosAiEf ie. 5m ~
Musical
piano inatfuetiou. "a i'tf,h ave Id
Il ssi II
vfHA KiSu LAWN. Mus n. pisss.
violin. th Marion 81 Tel ma b
nilnasty.
TRIMMED uafu aad Isiamcs etc. Al
haH peier H. a ~ Hanson. leII
Coz tih End Pine 81
Ts.ierieq sehoel
KtlalEH B laaisa Tailoring e6llsFs
it95 Fourth ave
Medical Specialist
TTNAfE disease 81 etrrY nat4f.
siss re- rafis ssw f9 ss1' ngssiilssli
Institute office Eefabraak BIdE.
itsal Rre9rd corner Union
Pointing snd Binding.
ACNE. '-rhs Printer "a Spires e..
eemnsfeial pHntinE q AL kinda
ostsopatty.
a"'HHaaHsaHaaHa 49, 5zsaaaz-zssz=--az
wAHitiNuroN INriitMAuY or
usfEuFATHf -iNf Second avenue
phans Mafn tsst both men aud iady
ostsopaths s1auination Tree
whBiliNaTos INSTITUTE or os
ssf. pspssit baiidihE ~ FIrst
Physisisn snd surgeon
Dh " X .TUhNEh q q maesisI
hfs : e a evenings IN Lake "a
d. chsmbsrs Episf sik Both phones
ps,sn, ht,srrss
3 . AbAAs= bTaftinE coimah bidr
osunsss snd Aurisi.
DIR y y PERRY. oeaiisL Aur,st
On FONDA gADEAu-szi BgFss sia
Pha,osssph.s,' Supplies.
ANnFRsoN SUPPLY CO. AZ chsrry
At Seattle
Ship suilssrs
noHAN BHoa CoMrAN0. s.nsin.sfs
and nhipbuiiasrs. Dfy DaekA Luz.
Der hiils ssaitis.
storage
u II y AS 90 AhsAA@ - ANHAAa Aaka
stufsHe srve piano and furniturs
moving estimates given. Nnlou
Trnnsfsf a Storage Co ssl Flrnt.
beth phones Main Ess
GIT = Free NAP - Seattle at neklns
MaNtuE a STORAGE Co. First ANNuus
ard GhefFG Street
Violin Instruction.
GERMAN and Italian methods ~
rHasafirnred private Teacher. Nrrs
reasonable - ClAf street Black
fif4 lie
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ATTRACTIVE WIDOW F#fE
wsHHIhH wants Immediately. good
NuHHaI husband AHlfHHH AEiHH#
DuHnHEa Bids tHIEaEu iH -
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AbH under thIs Uadur ono cent a
NaHH ra#H insertion HIF words fu rs
tlue Minimum charge. r. trUfa
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Asr.aas rar a.Is-csn.,d.


Cta'Ar tO asrfa land usar Hrsmrrs
Son. f. urHHH HuttHm land y acres
cleared. Look cut you VIII mise De-
bargain.
ia arfta riaHr 90 Pleasant teach FOR
pHIN & pes acre CAN yHfh
Fer ,hsar farm IsHda aud five or tsp
HUfU trHyfH# tHI uH tiHmHirtuH a
oiHUV -# Marion block Seattle.
HANDY to one IF the best towns Iu
Ihr valley between Seattle aud Ia.
coma Dr. acres. rich lowell land. fac.
IHE uH EHud county faHH WHHtlN %.
dtT and KIHr mHplr# NrrE easily
na6tgf N&lff} ,s5Rs = MECH
Fer Sale or Rent
As ldraI bomr half mite west 90 Hsu.
tHu. overlooking ftrutnH Hnd tho
Hack fIFrr valley FHEHum HHHHH. f.
HHrrH 81 laud never faiiina well SC
pure eHii water 8 fruEf trees BLACK.
HEffltal ntfH nffftrr and EHfruHEH
Hund barn E chicken HHuHFH5 81 tar.
HHIn come HHfHk uuH inquire fuf ut
addfeaH Nsk D. II calder Nrutau
WaHh. 10
Fer ssis-ssst U.,st.
ABS under th.s lleatias one Cent "a
word each lHarrfIau Hih wuFda fa "a
Tine Minimum gaHrEf a sTufH
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ABS uuHar thir IeHtIHs One Cent a
Murf aaHh Insertion His words fa "a
Tine Minimum gHarEf# r. cents
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Hot

H0TrL - IHrOUb. a. IsHeausgafth
Steam hraf electric tlrhH hath
Home f.I ffH fFIIHE mon. Hotel rear
~ depot Prices unT lfr aHu d I'd
hfH 81 iiUiuH plapriefftHH.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
Pointed Paraaranhs

The shortest horse gets the longest
odds.
Nothing is more sad than forced
cheerfulness.
Every time man makes a mistake
he learns something.
With some men swearing off is a
continuous performance.
The average man is to be seen every
where-except in mirror.
After some wives have had the last
word they sit down and cry over 1t.
No true society woman ever pat
ronizes the opera to listen to the music.
Matrimony is a great institution; 1t
makes man forget his other troubles.
Some people are unable to distinguish
between courage and foolhardiness.
1t takes a genius to get 10 cents
worth of satisfaction out of scent
cigar.
It's surprising what a number of
practical things are impracticable when
you try them
In this age of substitution somebody
should substitute something for the
walking delegate.
No man can help feeling sorry for
a pretty girl who marries some other
fellow while he is still in the bachelor
class
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
AN ABSURD CONCLUSION

rich citizen Of Los Angeles Is credited with say
Ing that IF the Owens river proposition carries the
wealth Of the city will from here to escape tax
alton"
Utterance could not be given to absurd idea.
Here is The Heralds response to it:
Next Thursday night, when the ballots announce
the citys acceptance of the Owens valley propo-
son the estimated cost, $2OOOOO0O, will have been
paid in advance
The aggregate value of property in Los Angeles
will be enhanced fully to the extent of $2OOOO0OO by
provision for water supply sufficient for city in the
million class of population
That opinion will be indorsed by every capable
judge of Los Angeles real estate values.
The humble home of laboring man that Is worth
$1,000 today will be worth $1100 at least when the water
plan is consummated. And similar enhancement Of
value will be natural result in respect every foot
of real property in the city.
But that is not the only credit entry to balance
the cost account Of the water plant Following the an
nouncement that the Los Angeles water nightmare is
thing Of the past thousands of people in the
have held back by misgvings will to Los An
geles for permanent homes bringing millions of dollars
for investment.
All prominent real estate dealers know that vast
of eastern will flow hither for investment
when the water question to be doubtful factor
There is another view of this question: however to
be considered 1t is the side of the idea ad-
vanced by the rich citizen referred to above.
What would be the result in the almost impossible
contingency of defeat of the water proposition next
Thursday?
citizen aforesaid is worried because
that he wealth of the city will fee if the proposition
carries the contrary failure of the proposition
would such fleeing
Failure would mean stoppage of the city's growth
followed by backward turn of the wheel of property
values. Demand for investment property would cease
building would to standsti, lack of employ
ment would workers to leave the city, involving
a glut in the market of homes offered for SALE And
"the wealth" aforesaid would be the first element to flee
the sinking ship.
AS The Herald has repeatedly pointed out, the great
water proposition does not involve dollar of in
creased burden to any citizen, rich. poor medium
The water department, shown by its financial record
last year. is able TO liquidae the interest all bonds
for plant construction and to provide for ultimate
redemption of the bonds.
There is not iota Of basis for the absurd state
ment that wealthy citizens those of other class
will have fee from the city because of taxation
account of the water proposition.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
FAMILY BECOMES EXTINCT
WITH DEATH OF YOUNG MAN
Walton Ellis Shepherd, Expert Ac-
countant of Chicago, Was Last
of That Household

Pathetic was the scene enacted at
the funeral of Walton Ellis Shepherd
at Dexter Samson's undertaking par
lor yesterday afternoon.
/ Shepherd came to Los Angeles from
Chicago three months ago, suffering
from the ravages of consumption, and
expected to be benefited in this clim-
ate. He boarded with the family of Rev.
Alfonso ]. Drury, S31 West Fortieth
street, and died there Thursday.
Deceased was 33 years old and was
born at st. Louis, Missouri. He was
ali expert accountant in the employ Of
Chicago firm and possessed ample
means. He made the statement a short
time before his death that he was the
only surviving member of his family.
The funeral was attended by neigh
bors and friends. Rev. Mr.. Drury
eulogized the character and disposi-
ton Of the young man, saying that he
was one Of the most noble young men
he had ever known.
The following named were pail
bearers: T. A. Chaffee, f. P. Chaffee,
Z. c. Taylor w. c. Earhuff, j. A.
Earhuff and w. B. Akey. Interment
was made at Rosedale cemetery.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

thy the attention of any man, however
much he might have Travelled. 1t was
far more impressive than the Ohio at
Cincinnati or the Mississippi at st.
Louis. 1t was a roily and tremen-
dous flood of waters, pouring at a
great hullabaloo into False bay. 1t
was a striking exemplification of the
circumstances being different that al
ters the case. For that time and oc-
casion it made the most tremendous
bluff of any river ever saw anywhere.
This was explained by the fact that
the watershed was extensive, the
length of the stream exceedingly short
and the downpour tremendous for the
time being.
A short time before this extraordi-
nary violence Of the San Diego river
had been on trip to look through
the mines of the Julian region, the
Golden Chariot, the StonewaI and
others. I returned to San Diego about
the opening of the rainy season. A
friend of mine and his wife were so
captivated by my description of this
really charming region that they con-
cluded to go up there, In which 1
warmly encouraged them. While In
Julian the rainy season started in. The
stage coach in which my returning
friends We're passengers, comprising
eight persons altogether, with the
driver, an experienced man, struck a
little stream which contained scarcely
a gallon Of water when passed over
it, and which was so swollen by the
rains, and so energized by the short
watershed that men, women and horses
were dashed to death within distance
Of two or three hundred yards.
Sure of Greatness
There Is no question of the fact, in
my Judgment, that the region of which
Los Angeles is the center and the
crown, will see miraculous development
as the result of an intelligent exploita-
ton of its water resources. These are
greater than our own people even real
ize. There was time, not so long ago,
when old Father Wolfskill thought that
his orange grove, located about where
the Arcade depot now stands, needed
about all the waters of the Los Angeles
river.
OF course any man who dares to fore
cast an approaching season must have
his gall with him. The young gentle
man who agreed with great many
other people that we would have eigh-
teen inches of rainfall last year made,
accidentally or otherwise, a great kill
ing. This is his year for triumph or
failure. 1t is for him as it was Of old
for Hamlet, "the plays the thing in
which to catch the conscience of the
king" or, in other words, the weather.
clerk. By every sign the rainfall of the
already opened season of 1866 will be
eleven or twelve inches, unless my
carefully elaborated weather cycle sys-
tenn shall supervene and control. Ma
drugs of weakling efficacy will control
the contest for the coming year. The
young gentleman who made himself
potential on the San Gabriel mountain
sides this year must ally himself with
large figures or small. No medium an
nouncement will be available.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
Sept. 3 i'm the Worlds History

1SSnauguration of Richard Occur de Lon
coastng nohwardy O'Clock
three great rivers and stood for the northnmost
The
slaughter by Oliver Cromwell.
Cromwell
the whole southern principally killed
1The proclaimed King
Aboyne, Aberdeenshie.
negligence
of 365
of II minutes which, however
centuries difference
retreated the Brandywne
between England and the United States
independence United
The French
Archduke Charles.
1804Sixth Tpoi by the
Preble.
al enthusiastically received
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

1t is said that scheme has been evolved by "the
organization otherwise known as the local Republican
machine to make provision the public crib for the
proteges OF the machine being turned out for lack
OF rdnus. The scheme cannot be effective, however
until next year. 1t is simply to increase the city revenue
sufficiently by taxing property it's full value instead
OF at fraction thereof very good scheme to insure
smashing of the machine at the next election.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
Why He Felt Sad

1T think never saw Rymer so utterly
crushed as he was when his first poem
appeared in print"
"What was the matter2 Some typo
graphical error in the poem?"
mo. That wasn't it. What crushed
him was that the paper was sold for a
penny copy, just as Bits
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

striking example of this city's progress is seen
in the statement that "The complete polytechnic
high school in America stands the credit of Los
Angeles" The splendid structure at Washington
and Twentieth streets will be ready for occupancy at
the beginning of the school term.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

Hearst's yellow journal in Los Angeles continues in
betle the movement for greater water supply and q
greater Los Angeles But this characteristic of all of
Hearsts yellows. It is their business to pull down
demosh and destroy They are the pariahs of journal
ism and valued accordingly
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

The estate of Frederick H. Rindge is valued at $22.
100000. Fftyseven years ago the American Croesus
died, man whose wealth double that of the next
richest man ever known in the United States The
Croesus John Jacob Astor his estate footed I'D
$20O00O0 short of that of Mr. Rindge
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

The August building record for Los Angeles reached
the splendid figure of $44S21. There no dull season
in this CITY, Every month this year has witnessed more
than million dollars in building improvements If
city in the country beat record The Herald
cannot name it.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

Note these strings of figures that tell of the soidity
OF two big Los Angeles banks. Assets Of one S13S35
62S14 and of the other, $96719O295 Such figures are
not often except in connection with banks in cities
of the million population class
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

1t is not merely a majority a two-thrds or a
threefourths vote in favor of the water bonds that
should be shown when the ballots counted. The
result should stack up affirmative vote somewhere
between nine-tenths and unanimous
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

Today's beautiful edition of The Herald is replete
with information respecting Los Angeles its industries
its people, its development and it's resources The work
has been carefully done by writer's and 1t is
believed the great of this is as accurate as
it can be made.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

The geoogsts of the state university announce the
discovery UP north of remains of IAN extinct speces
of camel that roamed the regions of prehistoric
California In northern parts of the state traces
Of the asinus not yet extinct also have bee dis
covered.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

vote for the water bond issue will be a vote to
put Los Angeles in the million class of American cities
vote against the bond issue will be vote in favor of
putting Los Angeles in tight cedar box lavishly SUD-
piled with camphor as a protection against moths
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

An Oakland paper complains that Governor Pardee's
views of the Chinese exclusion issue as expressed in
his Portland speech, are misconsrued" 1t seem
difficult for the governor to keep his balance on the
political high wire.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

According to the terms of the airship scheduled
to occur here September 10, "a machines will be re-
CURED to leave the ground in order participate
stake money and gate receipts" No ostrichke flight
will be allowed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

distinguished visitor from Chicago says to the peo
pie OF Los Angeles: Your railway stations give most
depressing idea of the city of which every tourist has
had beautiful Dreams True, those stations are quite
Chicagoesque.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

In order that there may be no mistake about ballots
Tor the bond election next Thursday every voter in the
city will receive sample ballot in advance by mail
moment.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

Because our yellow journal lies about accidents in
surance rates go up How dye relish it?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

But will the antibonus law in New York stop I
even moderate the tipping evil?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

Portland, bound to give it's fair visitors the worth
OF their money, now adds spectacular fires to it's other
stunts
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

The basic question involved in the water bond cleo
ton next Thursday is whether Los Angeles shall be-
comparatively, an urban giant or a dwarf
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

So, after all, sakhaln was the real bone of cor
tention" Well it looks like one
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

Chicago unionists are quarreling so bitterly tht
their Labor day parade is in peril. It is almost "t
Iar1ob
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
Population of Los Angeles 2OI .249
If the Taggarts only don't go into vaudeville!

Now France wants indemnity from Morocco-an
she calls it indemnity too,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
THE HER.RLD'S CITY CIRCULATION

The HeraId's circulation in the city Of Los Angeles
Is larger than that of the Examiner the Express
and second only to that of the Times.