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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
FORWOMEN
A Handsome Gown

One Of the handsomest velvet gowns
seen this winter. writes n New York
correspondent, was a deep plum color
combined with white Irish lace. The
skirt was princess and was laid In very
large box plaits, fer apart, one direct
ly In front, forming a panel; one on
each side, and two in the back. The
skirt was long, almost a trained skirt,
In fact. The bodice had foundat ation
Of white chiffon over which was a long
bolero Of Irish crochet. The fronts OF
the bolero fell below the waist line.
while the back was quite short. The
heartshaped front was filled in to the
throat with plaitlngs of chiffon and
strips Of lace. The sleeves were puffs
Of velvet with shoulder caps and deep
ruffles of lace.
Jersey Top Pettlooats
For hard outdoor wear nothing is
better than the Jersey petticoats. with
silk ruffles. The highest priced skirts
Of this description have silk Jersey
tops; the medium priced ones have a
woven cashmere top, and there is a
very cheap cotton top variety, which
Is hardly worth buying. The best of
these skirts have a yoke cut on a spe-
cial model, which fits the figure like
glove and fastens invisibly on the
left side of the front gore.
The cheverette
A strictly new glove is the cheverette,
without seams. 1t comes in three
shades-tan, gray and felt. II has two
fastenings-the clasp is particularly at
tractive, and will be worn extensively,
because 1t is neutral in tone and can
be worn with any number of costumes
Three Beauty Secrets
A ripe apple eaten half an hour be-
fore breakfast every morning is a great
complexion clearer and beautifier. The
morning is the best time to eat fruit.
Lemon juice and fresh cream make
an excellent nourishing food for the
skin. The former tones 1t up, while
the latter supplies the fat needed to
nourish It IL wrinkles are to be kept
at bay.
To avoid chapped hands keep a box
of oatmeal always at hand and dust
them over with it every time the hands
are washed. Imperfect drying is the
most frequent cause of chaps.
Banana croquettcs
Peel the bananas, cut in two length
wise, roll in fine crumbs, then in beaten
egg and more crumbs, and fry in deep
fat. Cooked bananas are much more
easily digested than the raw fruit and
are quite as nutritious.
New Leather for Shoes
Gun metal calf is very new and
very practical idea. 1t takes the place
of the old calfskin admirably, for it
is soft and pretty and very much
easier to clean and keep clean. 1t is
USUALLY made lid into a perfeetly plain
shoe, with Cuban heel running from
one and half to one and three-fourths
inches.
Chamois Bouses
In separate waists there is a real
novelty I'm the form Of chamois blouses.
These are not the chamois Jackets of
the celd-blooded, but real waists, very
smartly made of the finest chamios
skins in soft golden buff. They are
somewhat embroidered and worn with
soft white collars and cuffs are the
most modish third piece shown for the
tailored suit.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
cALIFoRNIKs GOLD

California is popularity known the Golden state.
This cosnomen has been hers since on Suffers
argonauts washed from her soil trihng
particles glitterng metal and set the world ahame
with their news who by the thousands.
and their from her bosom have taken literally
tons the precious metal and the they her
has ciung by rights ever since.
But there is another gold blesses California
than that from her soil with painful and wearyng
toll. II later than did that mined by pick and
spade, and II brought rush Of rude dggers lynch
law and vganes tragedies that siekened and cursed
From the soil primarily Il too and pick and spade
figure in its securing, but only incdentas Actually
IT the broad light day instead Of in dark
holes and sunshine is the principal factor in coming IT,
Take trip out from Los Angeles In almost any dreo-
ton by trolley, railroad vehicle. Look to the right
the left and will after Of wel-kept
ranches filled with COOL Examine these trees
and you will find them burdened to breaking with gleam
ing golden fruit-the oranges. just yelowing into
rpeness under the soft and the gentle rains
of Southern Caforna's most beautiful winter. Mile
sfter mile of them stand in serred ranks each tree glow
ing with It's golden fruit.
It is harvest time in orange orchards Of Calfor
MIA The fruit is just becoming ready for the pickers.
The crop is ripe for the ngatherng and the grower
smiles he gazes
This is Calfornias gold of today. More than 10000
Of the luscious fruit gladden. the world
fore, and oranges in stronger demand The crop
promised better and good fortune more
assured.
California gold! 1t grows on the trees the orange
belt of the southland where the shines day In
the year. where SHOWS and frost seldom
where Dame Nature has opened widest her most boun
eous store and where she smiles most the least work
Of California gold-to be had for the asSing
Gold that rewards effort most abundantly
brghtens his every day Of toll; that pans OUT
with every washing" and knows blind lead.' Cali
fornia gold of her southland Come in for the har
vest is large and the laborers fewl"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
at PAYS TO ADVERTISE"

II will never again question whether
or not it pays to advertise" said a
citizen Sunday night, "or whether many
people read advertisements, after see
ing the crowds who passed my house
today going to look at new subdivi-
sion just opening, which has been ex-
tensively advertised in The Herald. The
progressive business man knows what
class of advertising pays him best, and
that is newspaper advertising"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

The death of DR.. Emil Preetorius in st. Louis yes
terday removes OF the most prominent figures In
German journalism in the west. He time an
associate of Carl Schurz, and like him. fugitive
from Germany. In the presidential campaign 1860
he enthusiastic worker for Lincoln.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

HOW 10 make financial ends meet when there is
wide gap $4,000 is a problem that the heads os c
departments called upon solve No doubt the head
Of every department is willing expenses be cut TO 1T
the requirement-proyded that his own department Is
exempted from the cutting.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
November 20 in Worlds History


the present day that 81 Pau by the ocular testimony Luke
until period OF navigation
Maxnan celebrated
tacle OF The
the
admiral Vasuez
England OF
adopted the
Retaliation.
q minutes north
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
Blue and Pink

The French has not hesitated this
year to bring blue into contrast with
pink--a combination not seen before In
years, and very refreshing and beau
tiful and girlish 1t Is.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

The most striking dissimlarity between the Italian
Venice and its namesake down suggested
by the that just been partly inun
dated by extraordinary high tides.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

According to some reports auto speed maniacs enjoy
as sport the efforts Of policemen stop In their
me-a-minute spurts. That kind enjoyment has been
turned to grief in eastern rural districts by the
simple method of perforating rubber tires with shot
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

Yes it has Perdcars is to lecture his cap
by bandits long a elapsed that
feared (and hoped) Perdicars would be overlooked
but with like that the chance great, 1t
seems.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

Minister WI, the question asking ex-mnister from
China has been made vice president Of the celestial board
punishments The duty Of this human interrogation
point hereafter will be to point the finger of accusation
every culprt and ask him eternaly "Why?" What
punishment
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
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 IN received by The
Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
Pi-LineS and Pick-IJpS
Thev're Back

And their gizzards have been empty,
Bat the city councils home again, and II
Is here to stayl
IL was useful, so their telling,
All along that way compelling,
Climbing over mountain roadways in
a buckinR, breaking stage
Oh. the grub IL was ferocious
And the drinking was atrocious,
While the walking was enough to hll a
wooden saint with ragel
Well, the council went and done II;
They we're talking of the fun It
Would be on their jolly junket, and
for which the city paid.
But you bet the next excursion
| VIII take very much persuasion,
And you also bet among more pleasant
| pathways twill be laldl
All Finnish senators have resigned.
They see their Finnish, probably, but
It's q funny senate where the mem
bers resign" Here, we have to convict
em, and then they won't quit
Last year England collected $1,000, 900
from speed maniacs. In Los Angeles
we collect dead and wounded.
1t seems the life insurance presi-
dents fixed their own salaries. How
modestl
Mrs. Orange-Why do you allow your
| husband to go to stag parties?
! Mrs. Lemon-So he'll learn all the
bad stories and come home and tell
them to me.
It's funny, but chill sauce is always
hot.
Russia's constitution follows the flag
the red flag.
Jeffries says he wouldn't play foot
ball for $1,000 minute. How his sensi-
tive nature must be shocked by it's
brutality!
! In Russia all will get suffrage but
the Jews. They will get suff'ring, as
usual.
| Dispatch from South Haven, Mich,
announces that Chicago society girl
chooses to work in a cannery there
rather than mix with the Windy City's
socially elect" That will help lot!
Hearst on purity" even of the ballot,
makes Satan grin.
Jerome K. Jerome says there are
only thirteen jokes. Is that Why jokers
usually play in hard luck?
Pearl see they are asking Boss
Murphy in New York: Where dye
get it?''
Plum-That's easy; in the neck!
Japanese have high regard for their
mothers-in-law. So do most of us who
don't write jokes for living.
The kaiser smokes cigarettes. That
accounts for everything.
| Because the electrician in New York
went wrong, the Atchison, KS, Globe
wants to tilt up Manhattan island and
let the city slide into the ocean.
| Some 5000 bottles of beer were con-
| sumed at the Anglo American sailors
feast. Old salts are always thirsty.
"Show Me"
Some one ventures the information
| that the blow of whales tail Is the
strongest animal force in the world
the kick of a giraffe is second, and the
stroke of a lions paw the third. II
is very evident the informant has
never been kicked by Missouri mule.
Charlton (Mo.), Index.
How is it. considering past massa-
cres, that any one is left in Kishineff
to be killed now?
Fourth Of July being long over, the
Chicago Tribune is now listing the ia
talities at the deadly county fairs. How
did 1t overlook a bet on football?
Musical comedy uncovers a multi
tude of shins.
"Yes"
She answered yes" and you'd suppose
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

Doctors in st. Louis say the town has $4,000 dead
beats Here is opportunity skill Find an anti
deadbeat serum.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

Riverside merchants have introduced with marked
success periodical bargain day." which they offer
special inducements to The scheme attracts
buyers from neighboring cities some of which are NOV
ing for an imitation Of the Riverside fashion.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

In Chicago minister has declared that the favorite
hymn Lead Kindly Light is religious service
Something suggestive of the red light probably
would be acceptable in that city.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

In the convention Of the Federation Of Labor last
week resolution adopted "favoring suffrage
step toward raising them to level with
in securing proper scale of wages" That might
properly be called long distance sympathy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

German torpedo boat sinks this time. Will some one
kindly say view their records what torpedo boats
are for besides sinking?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

Nine Calve is reported have Gained the elements
during storm at by her singing. BY send
for her and turn her loose the library investigation
cyclone. That were worthy of her powers
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

Senator Burton of Kansas about to face Jury on
a charge of using his influence in improper manner
The toga in Kansas. well Oregon seems to have
hid multitude of sins.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

The delegates to the mining convention at FL Paso
were entertained with bull fight Juarez on the Mexi-
can side of the Rio Grande 1t must have been great
sport to two maadors pierced by the horns of bulls
the report of the entertainment describes
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

The board Of engineers has decided that shall have
a sea-level canal If only get the dead
level we'll be satished-and might be grateful
for any old canal ALL
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

Salt Lake man. who is sojourning in Los Angeles
says: 81 predict that fully 5000 Salt people will be
the possessors of summer and winter homes in
geles and the towns within the next year" A
cordial welcome awaits them
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
I'Yes',

She answered yes and you'd suppose
I'd be the happiest man that grows;
But on the contrary, you see,
I'm filled with deepest misery
She answered yes" Most any one
Would think wondrous thing he'd done,
Could he have had her acquiesce
Unto his query-so you'd guess
But then, you see, it came about
That I may not with pleasure shout;
"Would you refuse" l questioned Bess,
"If proposed?" She answered "Yesv'
w H. C.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

The counties north crying for rain. Down
here the heavens weap copiously. this termed by
the north the "semarid region" Up north be the
totally arid area"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

The woman who patched a leak in a boat with her
wad Of chewing gum has at last demonstrated that even
that despsied substance in handy emer-
gency. Hereafter let all seafarers chew gum.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

United States Senator Clark is visitor whom Los
Angeles always is glad He just returned from
Europe and he is pleased with the outlook continu-
ance of prosperity in the United States
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

In test of automobile time the route Chicago
to New York it is expected the journey made In
fory-hve hours. That would have been good railroad
time not many years ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

Gen. Chaffee pleads for officers an the army
Considering few recent revelations he needs
better ones.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

containing $4,000 by Mrs Marshall
Field and returned to her within hour. Yes was
in Chicago though 1t doesn't reasonable But
remember who Mr.. Field is in Chicago.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

The poor innocent bystander in Russia has hopes
again. The railroads running he can leave
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

woman from Leavenworth, Kas, has been aseep for
five days at Kansas City hospital Anyone who knows
Leavenworh recognizes her wisdom in sleeping there
but how she keep 1t up in Kansas City a marvel
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

Sarah Bernhardt has arrived in America. Sarah has
been reported in financial distress late, but she
knows how to recoup it seems
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

Even though It is Thanksgiving, one Turkey
opposes dsmemberment
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

Football at night, in the glare electric lights is the
latest Los Angeles novelty But there be no
reason why night might not as day for
"rooting" purposes.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

King Oscar Of Sweden claims title king of th
vandals. That's not cognomen especially to be prout
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

Taft is talking the Panama canal What the coun-
try wants though. is to riding on it.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

Prince Louis says New York reminds him of an egg
So rotten, eh7
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

Lieut. Foresque, of the United States army
officers mixed up in the nasty Taggart case has re-
signed. There were Others but
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

The Joined the clergy Saturday in praying for
peace But things are past the praying in Russia
Just now; action is what is needed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20
BECOMING WAIST FOR A. MISS
Pattern No, 27Bs.
All Eaa md AIlaUaA
All Seams Allowed.

A pointed yeks 10 pretty feature OF
the medish waist shown here in gray
veile. The model closes et the back. and
bertha. pointed In shaping. gives .
graceful touch to It. Siiks, lansdowns,
henrietta. cashmere. etc.. arc adaptable
to the mode. 40 ere all wash materials.
The pattern y In siEes-si8 70 II yeara,
E1r 4 miss Of H yeeIs ths vast Requires
yards 81 inches Wsde, Q yards IS inches
Wide. OF ~ yards n inehse wide: y yard
OF ali-0yef goods 10 inches wide, SM
yards OF inaeftion and s& yards OF Lace
edging.
Price. 10 Csnts,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

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
price
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-20

How Is it. considering past massa-
cres, that any one is left in Kishineff
to be killed now?
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ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED
For the Formal Opening of the Lewis
and Clark Exposition.

Portland. Ore, May 27-Colonel E
Steever, grand marshal of the opening
day exercises at the Lewis and Clark
fair has announced that the parade.
which will be the most imposing tina!
has occurred in the history of the
northwest, will start from Sixth and
Morrison streets, June |, at 10 O'CLOCK
in the morning The military cOntln'
gent alone will consist of nearly LUCE
United States regular soldiers, inciud
ing infantry, cavalry, arti. cry and 3
mounted band. The Oregon nationa
guard and possibly portion of The
Washington national guard.
Colonel Steever with the Fourt
United Stltes cavalry will lead the
parade. followed by Vice President
Fairbanks and party and other disun'
guished guests Of the Lewis and Clark
exposition. The line Of march will be
direct TO the exposition grounds
where the opening ceremonies will De
held on the Lakeview Terrace upon
the arrival OF the parade. In the even
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EnE!and's State Records.

ErElant.'S state records are Kept in
Il great building known as lac record
Office in London. Here are 80 strong
rooms. and in these rooms the rolls
and records for over eight centuries
are kept There il the chancery roll
room. containing over $4,000 rolls of
the chancery court. each roll consist
ing of thirty or forty S!iiuS Of parch-
ment stitched together and rolled up
tight into cylinder. Another set of
rooms is set aside for the records Of
the kings iCnch and common pea,
the latter extending from the reign OF
Richard |. to the present time. Each
roll IS formed Of number Of long
parchment SKINS fastened together at
the head and incosed in stout vellum
covers. Each roll weighs from 100 to
200 pounds and contains from 500 to
1000 skins Of parchment.