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Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-10
Retail Price.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 9.-On the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
steady with creameries at 1S1R6D20c; dairy,
l3Gp1Sc Eggs were steady at mark, cases
included, 15q17c. Cheese was steady at
912Q12c.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-10
Treasury Statement

BY AsSOClated Press.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-Today's treas
ury statement: Available cash balance
$l59, ,S25, 413; gold coin and bullion, S57, 1885, :
42; gold certificates s37, ,a24, 565.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-10
New York Bonds

Rv A"sociatnd Press
NEW YORK, May 9.-The following
were official closing prices for bonds to-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-10

Owing to the rush OF business the
evn California Music company will be
open "Wednesday and Saturday evenings
for the accommodation Of Herald sub
scribers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-10
FOREIGN LEMON SALE
HnecinI tn The Herald

NEW Sicily
thousand will
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New York Stocks

n 1iy Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 9.-The following
were official quotations on the stock
exchange today:
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Daily MINING GALL

Official sales-5OO Blue Bell at 17c;
Searchlight at 141a @15c; 1000 at 15c
(bid 6O(; 5000 at 15@15hc Cbid 9O),
5000 Johnnie Con at 14% @15c.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-10
Cereals Of the World
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 9.-Flour-Re-
ceipts. sO,1OO; exports. 2S,5OO. Steady
Wheat.Receipts. 5000 bushels Spot
steady; No. 2 red nominal elevator No.
3 red, 93c nominal T. o. b. afloat! No. l
northern, 9O%c I. o. b. afloat; No. l
northern Manitoba, 90c (. o. b. aflot,
Wheat-Close; May, S9A Q90M C;
closed. S9%c; July. S5 7-lS@S0 $e; G;
SO 13-16c; closed. S3%c.
PORTLAND, May 9.--Wheat, club. II
@72c; blue stem, 72Q73c; red, 69%7Oc;
valley zoe.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-10
Boston stoeks and Bonds

BOSTON, May 9.-The following were
official closing Quotations for stocks and
bonds today:
! BY Associated Press.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-10

official sales-SO0O Central oil at 95
@97; 1000 at 9s (bid 6O) 10 Union Oil
at sl95; 1000 Associated oil at 45kc.
Bank Stocks
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Wheat, $3.50; wheat (1O0-lb. sack. }
s1.65 corn. $1.35; cracked corn. 81. 40:
feed meal, $145: bran, heavy. $1.25:
| cotton seed meal. S1.S5: cocoanut cake.
$1.55 shorts pounds. s1.45; white oats.
$1.90: red oats. $1.5o; eastern kaffir
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-10
FINANCIAL

Los ANGELES. May 9.-Bank clear
ings were $2.221. .t9I09, an Increase of
$85119625 over the corresponding day
last year. Following is a comparative
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OIL Stocks
Asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks

Bid. =. Asked
California Hospital. 90 90 100 90
Edison Electric pfd. 80. 90 90. 80
Edison Electric com . 55 90 so 20
Home Telephone pfd. 62.75 $3.50
Home Telephone com. 23. 25.75
Los Angeles Brewery. 15S.00
l.. A. Jockey Club -. -.
Pacific Mutual Life. -,
Pasadena H.T&TCo.
Riverside H.T.&T.Co. 40. 90 $500
S. Monica H.T.&T.Co. -,
San Diego HIT. &T.Co
Seaside Water Co.., 95, 90
Sun Drug Co
U. S. Long Distance. Sc, 90 5S 90
Union Trust & T. Co,
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Market Ranges

The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheat, No. 2-May, S134c; JULY 1910;
Corn. No. 2-May. 47@471sc; July. $40
455sc; Sept, 45B@46c
Oats, No. 2-May, 32ilc; July, Bic; Sept,
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour. STEADY; No. spring wheat, S2Q
SS1ac: No. 8, 77@SSc; No. , red, SS%@9O3sc;
2 oats, 32Ssc; No. 2 white, 1890; No. 3
white. s2@$Sllc; No. 2 rye. SOC; good feed
ing barley, 4O@1hc; fair TO choice malt
ing. 450p50c; No. / flax seed. H.O9; No. l
s.. So; mess pork per bbl., $l4 75Q14 so;
lard per 100 lbs, $50; short ribs sides
Coose). $s.S5@S. 49, short clear sides
(boxed). $S .S5dS. .90 whisky basis of high
wines, 81 20; clover contract grade $l1 .25.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-10

In todays Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-10

HAY-(All r~~- toni
Choice wheat hay ............... SIS .50G0l6 so
No. 1 wheat and oat. 13 .50GD1 1 90
No. wheat and oat............ 10 00@11 90
Choice tame oat ................ Il. 00Dl3 90
Other tame oat ................. S.O04 ~ W W
Wild oat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8. .000D11 90
Straw (per bale) ....!........... 800 80
Al1al1a ~. aVe0 Il oV
Stock hay ........................ 1000 4. .oO
FRUITS AND BER RIFFS = Rananas
5@514c; strawberries, sc; dewberries, 25c;
raspberries, 4c.
CITRUS FRUITS Lemons. fancy.
$3.50 box; new Washington navel or
anges. $265@275
NUTS AND DRIED FRUITS taIl per
Ib.)-Almonds, IXL. lie; Ne Plus Ultra.
lie: peanuts, California, fancy. 5lkc: east
ern. fancy, .6c; walnuts, California
bleached. No /. 14c; pecans Jumbo, 15c;
extra large, 1412c; Brazils, 13c; flberts.
13c; Mexican pine nuts, zoe.
DATES-Persian dates 6A461zc; Fards,
VEGETABLES = String beans. &c;
wax beans, &c; -beets,, sl,15 per sack;
fancy celery. 75c doz; evaporated
chiles. 20@30c lb. garlic. 7c lb.. let"
tuce. 12h@15c doz.; 75c sack; peas
2@3c lb. spinach. 12hc doz. tur-
nips. 55c sack; cabbage, zoe sack; cauli-
flower, 756DS0c; tomatoes, $2OOQ3. 90 a box;
asparagus. case.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-10
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Cold Weather in the Northwest
Bracer for Wheat Prices.
Provisions Dull
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
CHICAGO, May 9.-The cold weather
throughout the northwest with killing
frosts in several sections caused firm
opening in the wheat market today, July
selling 1s@A higher at 1850. The market
continued strong until the close. Receipts
in the northwest were smaller, Minneap-
oils reported good demand for cash
wheat and there were some reports of
actual damage in Kansas and Nebraska.
When prices were at their highest lead
ing commission house sold freely, and
there was a fair amount of covering by
shorts. These sales, together with the re-
port that 100000 bushels of contract wheat
had been cleared from Duluth, checked
the upward movement and caused some
reaction. Late in the day there was
considerable selling by local longs. For
July the highest point of the day was
reached at 79B@S0c. The market closed
firm with July q higher at 79hc.
The corn market ruled lower today
on fairly liberal selling of the July OPP
ton by several prominent commission
houses and pit traders. July closed
steady 1s0A lower at 451a@455sc.
Oats Were firm, July closed 1s higher at
31Ac.
The provisions market was dull and
lacked support throughout the day. July
pork closed 171a@2O lower; lard was down
21ac and ribs were 5@71R lower.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-10
(JOHNNIE DISTRICT
Nye County.

Johnnie Con. G, NJ. Co. .14X
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-08
SHOWS ARTISTS TYPES
OF THE HOLY ONE
ILLUSTRATED SERMON HEARD
BY PREs5YTERlANs
Pastor Refers to Work Of Hector
AlIIott Of Los Angeles, Who Re-
Gently Completed Composite
Photograph Of Christ

"The Christ of the Artists and the
Christ of the Christian Faith" was the
topic of an illustrated sermon deliv-
cred last evening by Rev. Augustus B.
Prichard, pastor of the Central Presby-
terian church.
DR.. Prichard took for his text THE
face of Jesus Christ" II Cor, AS, and
with the aid of stereopticon views gave
a history of Christian art. He pre-
sented about twenty-five of the most
notable pictures of Christ, beginning
with the Odessa painting and the So
called Veronica napkin as represent
ing the two principal types, and the
fresco from the catacomb of st. Calix-
tus as probably presenting the earliest
extant portrait of the Savior. Views of
paintings frescoes. mosaics and other
objects containing portraits Of Christ
were shown, as we'll as a number of
pictures of the Renaissance and mod
ern schools, giving not only an idea of
the development of Christian art but
showing the substantial agreement of
all these representations with the
original type which seem to signify
the contention of Sir Wyke Bayliss
that all these art products are really
reproductions of one face constantly
present and easily recognized as the
likeness OF the human race OF ShrlSt.
The speaker referred to the work of
Hector Alliott of this city, who has
recently completed a composite photo
graph of Christ.
art at it's best said the speaker,
"can only picture the Christ to our
eyes and only the form in which he
revealed himself as a man among
men. This human Christ, however
beautiful, is not our Savior, nor can
one ever see him in his saving power.
Art, however, may be the handmade
of Christian faith, and If the message
of Christ in some accompanies the
artists handiwork it may bring its
message of saving power.
1.-The Holy Spirit is the great artist
He it is who takes the things of Christ
and shows them to the believer, When
he presents Christ inwardly so that
the eye of faith can see and appre-
ciate him, then it is not only true
that we see Jesus but the image of
that face thus apprehended becomes
reproduced in the heart and life of the
believing one"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-08

secrated physicians and tender nurses
grace to deal with all these suffering
ones OF earth. But they can't stay
there. Men can't live in a spiritual
hospital. The church Is their home.
Now, I grant you that at first the
home may not seem 30 inviting az the
hospital. The invalid II encouraged TO
lounge and rest In the hospital. go
work in the vineyard is the voice
Of duty in the church. I'll admit that
the church won't coddle you over
much. We are about out Of predigested
foods But you'll learn to like beef
steak and potatoes and they are better
for you. We don't keep a special nurse
for you. But we've got pair Of over
alls that will Just fit you, my brother,
and a good sharp scythe, hung Just
right for a reaper's work.
Why, lots Of men and women right
here In Los Angeles won't stay In the
hospital n day when they are hurt.
Read ii In the papers every week. Man
or woman hurt In collision or street
accident, taken to Emergency hospital,
face washed, wounds dressed. insist on
goirg right home. And others there
are who insist on being taken directly
home. Whenever / read that IN the
paper I fall TO dreaming Of the kind
of home and the sort of home folk that
man or woman has. May be poor, but
It's sweet and dear and good as love
can make It. And that's all that makes
heaven what Il is"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-08
TIDlELY MESSAGES FROM THE PULPTTSN

union lasted-growing warmer and
warmer stronger and deeper-through-
out life. even beyond.
Now, the Maria ge Of bodies, or Of
body-loving mind hearts, Is resulting
IN couples living In married divorce.
Soon the attraction or affinity Of body
or the body-lovIng mind IL over. The
minds are divorced. divorced long be-
fore the lawyer or the court knows It
Shows Remedy
"The physical heaven has vanished.
the mental hell has taken its place.
The remedy lies in soul Consciousness,
in developing the soul part Of the heart.
by the light of which alone the choice
of life's lifelong partner can be wisely
made, so that that soul lit wisdom will
bear the much coveted frult--connubial
bliss, depicted by the poet:
The treasures Of the deep are not so
precious
As are the concealed comforts Of a man
Locked Up IN woman's love. l scent
the air
or blessings when come but near the
house
What a delicious breath marriage
sends forth;
The violet beds not sweeter
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-08
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-08
NEWMAN METH0DISTS
HEAR OF FELLOWSHIP
REV. DIR. FOSTER OUTLINES EVIL
AND GOOD
SeIfishness Is the Only Drawback and
It Consists of Ignoring Christ.
Spanish-Amerlean War an Ex-
ample of UnseIfish Motive

"Fellowship in Christianity" was
the tonic of Rev G. e. Foster yester-
day morning at the Newman Methodist
church. He took his text from Ro-
mans 12.9-21 and said in part
ssWhen Grant returned his sword TO
the Confederate general 1t was the
first great national thought toward the
socialistic idea--the brotherhood OF
man. He not only conceded the con-
Quered man his equal but treated MN
as his brother.
1.-THE Spanish American war was the
first and only conflict of its kind try
ing to help those in need. 1t was the
only conflict of the world for an un-
selfish motive. Paul in his instruc-
tions to the Roman church gave them
that idea of duty to fellow church
members as we'll as to fellow men.
Christ summed 1t up IN MS new
commandment. The sincerity of this
thought in the minds of the people is
of the greatest import.
Discrimination is next in line, we
should discriminate between the evil
and the good and constantly seek the
good.
1--WE should have generosity and
sympathy. 1t is harder to give sym
pathy to the successful than to those IN
sorrow. We must not only have sym
paLny out nuInlllly, plclCiiii6 OAA~ III
other. How hard this Is and how few
do it. The highest thought Of the So
cial life is preferring one another rather
than self and living peacefully with
all men, destroying our enemies by
making them our friends.
This is the truest thought OF the
social side Of life today, and If we look
out the enmity between the rich and
the poor or between labor and capital
there would be no strife for position
and honor, no grating, no social lines
drawn, but those of high estate and
culture would be looking to help those
beneath them 10 their plane and the
helping hand would be the only hand
stretched through all the world.
''All can be summed up In Christian
fellowship. Selfishness is the only
drawback to 1t all, and selfishness is
ignoring Christ and his teachings, and
ignoring Christ is the only sin that
Keeps one out of heaven"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-08
DIGNITY OF VOCATION
is THEME OF PASTOR
SUCCESS DEPENDS ON LOVE OF
WORK
en- Advised to Put All Their Energies
Into Their Business, and Women
to Do the Best There Is in Them
for Their Homes

1.-THE Duty and Dignity of Voca-
tion" was the theme selected by Rev.
Juan Caballeria yesterday morning for
his sermon at the IL o'clock mass at
the Church Of Our Lady of Angels. lie
said in part:
Brethren, St. Paul in his Epistle to
the Ephesians, which is read in the
mass today admonishes us to work
worthy OF our vocationg. We are all
called to perform a duty in life and
to do Il properly we must work with
grace, love and sacrifice. Many believe
that only religious people need voca-
tions for the Accomplishment of their
duties, but as the apostle says, we all
need vocations to be worthy our lives.
1.-The student without love for study
can never be learned. A business man
without business vocation never can
succeed Business is business and
this means labor, work and sacri-
flee. business man absent from his
office, a lawyer untrue to his client, a
doctor neglecting his patient, never
can be successful men in their lines
of occupation. Pleasure before busi-
ness and pleasure before duty are sig
mails of misery and of ruin.
IA married man needs vocation in
the great performance of his duty to
support his home and his family. a.
husband and father that is absent
full word of love and affection, does not
correspond to the blessings of his vo-
cation. A mother to be good mother
also needs vocation. There Is no duty
on earth az sacred as the duty of a
mother.
IA mother absent from her home and
family not caring for the grand re-
sponsibilitieG intrusted to her voca-
tion desecrates the most holy calling
of Almighty God.
This clearly teaches us how care
fully we have to study our vocations
before we cons secrate our life to duty.
Many think that all are good for all
vocations, but 1 say that many are
good for nothing.
1.-THE trouble today is that men enter
into their vocations without being able
and worthy of their work in life. We
have too many doctors that are unfit
to give advice and we have many men
unworthy their professions and situa-
tions have great pity for mother
that is mother without love and for
business man that is neglecting his
trust and business.
Brethren, work worthy of your vo-
cations. Only with sacrifice, hope, eX-
pectation, faith and love can we COR
respond with the divine graces for the
proper fulfillment of our vocation.
Let us, therefore, fill our spirit with
the spirit of God the Father of ALL
having hope in our calling-one bap-
tism, one faith, one God, who above all
and through all is in us giving us
grace for our work. Let US fill our
souls with the spirit of Christ to be
partakers in his eternal glory"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-08
PASTOR CALLS MAN CREATOR
Points to Southern California as an
Example of What Can Be Done
to Change Nature

Rev. j. S. Thomson, pastor of the
Independent church, preached on THE
Two Creators" yesterday. In part he
said:
MAN is a creator. He makes forms,
machines, tools and garments, out of
the thing called matter. Ships, rail-
roads. looms and communication by
telegraph are some of his great
achievements. He has built cities and
towns, and he has transmitted deserts
into gardens and farms.
Southern California shows how man
can change the face of the desert into
the face of civilization. We must ap-
preciate the fact that man has COW
cred the earth with his vast creations.
1t would be a sin against humanity to
deny or minimize this fact, and yet
the works of man are petty when
compared with the works of the divine
Creator.
Mans monuments perish, but the
mountains and rivers, monuments of
Gods work, last forever. The clouds
are the floating reservoirs of millions
of gallons of water which have been
lifted up from oceans, seas and lakes
by the laws and forces of the universe.
Electric forces shake the earth and the
seas and make the foundations of cities
insecure. While the Creator is guiding
provides everything necessary for the
life of man and beast. He has made
man a little lower than the Elohim
and crowned him with glory and
honor The microscope reveals
beauty and design in the smallest in
sects. He sights no part of his work.
and man should initiate God in this
respect.
1.-THE Pacific coast, so far as 1t is
possessed by the United States and
Canada, is the threshold of the Or
lent. To the people of this fringe of
the continent is committed the task
OF influencing the millions of Asia In
many ways. Asia will certainly infu-
ence us also. This is a new problem.
Can we solve It? Yes, If we lay the
foundations OF our civilization deep in
religion and righteousness.
Los Angeles is now the largest city
on the coast. VIII this city be wise
enough to be the foremost leader in
making our civilization attractive to
our Asiatic brothers? The best mis-
sion to our so-called heather neigh
bors is honesty and fair play in in
ternational trade VIII we be worthy
OF this great task and this grand OPP
portunity?"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-08
SEES WORSE EVIL
THAN SEPARATION
CLAIMS "MARRlED DIVORCE"
is A DISEASE
Babs Bharat Declares Hssty We'd
dlngs Are Cause Of Much Unhap-
piness and only Bodies
Are United

Baba Bharati delivered q sermon In
the Krishna temple last night, taking
fort his subject, Married Divorce" He
said in part:
Mysterious and paradoxical as the
title of tonights talk may seem, mar
ried divorce is a fact in many Ameri-
can hones--how many you Americans
alone can tell. IL Is one of the worst
curses that any people can be stricken
with-a curse that Is cutting into tho
vitas of your nation They are crying
out about the evil of divorce laws and
about the enormous percentage of
divorce cases. But they scarcely think
seriously of the cause of the evil they
lament. They would have the legisla-
ture pass some stringent law to amend
the evil. But when has. legislature
been able to drive away a domestic
disease?'
For nothing short of disease It Is.
this curse of divorce. The disease Is
born of ignorance of the meaning of
marriage, the true significance of the
hymeneal knot. And ignorance of the
true meaning Of marriage, which
means the inner law of marriage,
springs out of the ignorance Of the
inner laws of life, of the real meaning
and goal of life
Marriages Too Hasty
legal divorce is the naturalization
of mental divorce. This mental divorce
is due to hasty and injudicious we'd
lock. In many cases-I had almost said
most cases--the marrying parties do
not mean it to be marriage when they
get married, being unconscious of the
real significance of marriage. A man
and a woman begin to know each other
few times, are thrown in each other S
company for a short time, feel attached
to each other soon enough, which at
traction they think Is love, which love
they think is sufficient excuse-I beg
your pardon-reason-for marriage,
and forthwith they are united in mar
riage. Marriage of what? United
union of what?
Most of these marriages are mar
riages Of bodies. They are united in
body. It is a physical union by which
they outrage the holy name of mar
riage. Holy matrimony is getting out
of date and the joining of bodies, or
body-loving minds is taking It's place.
Hands are being joined now without
the hearts in those hands. Formerly,
in this very west Joined hands, were
the symbol only of Joined hearts,,
which meant that the merging of the
bodies was the result of the merging
of hearts.
Only Bodies Joined
"Now most. married people think
their hearts are merged, but they do
not know nor care to know what part
of the heart 7is merged. They do not
know that it is the mind part Of the
heart that is affected, the body-loving
mind part. They even do not know the
heart has another part, another side
the soul part the soul side. The soul
part of the heart is the real heart, is
the real side of the heart. Formerly
this real heart, the soul side of the
heart. used to be Joined in marriage, SO
that marriage meant the materlaliza-
tion of merged souls. Hence marriage
meant holy union, the union of the God
parts of a man and 9. woman. and the
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-08
CATHOLIC Celebrate
FEAST OF HOLY ROSARY
EVENT COMMENTARIES VICTORY
OVER SARAcENS
Rev. P. H. Mcdonald Tells What Faith
in Rosary Has Accomplished and
How 1t Leads to Devotion and
Closer Relation to Duty

The feast of the Holy Rosary was
observed in Catholic churches yester-
day with elaborate services. AT the
Church of st. Vincent de Paul solemn
high mass was celebrated, at which
Rev, P. II. Mcdonald, c. NJ, preached
the sermon. He said in part:
I'm every Catholic church through
out this world is celebrated today i the
feast of the Most Holy Rosary. This
does not imply any new doctrine but
merely devotion to Mary, the mother
of God There can be no new doc
trine. What the church teaches today
she taught 1000 years ago.
There are reasons for the different
devotions Men grow cold and indif-
ferent without the aid of devotion.
Devotion leads to God, otherwise no
devotion This devotion of the Holy
Rosary was instituted by st. Dominic
in 1918.
"The saint was saddened at the
sight of heresy and inhdeiity, and in
his sorrowfulness addressed himself
to Mary as his intercessor, and In or
der to have her most powerful inter-
cession invoked her with this form of
prayer, the rosary.
History tells us that his prayers
We're heard and great numbers were
brought back to their original faith.
IN l1l6 Wnen Eugene OF SdNOy was
opposed by an immense host of Sara
Gems, and in the ordinary method of
reasoning there was no chance for his
success, the rosary was said by the
faithful and a miraculous victory re-
suited for the Christian army. 1t was
in acknowledgment of this so signal
benefit that the feast was ordained
to be celebrated on the first Sunday
Of October.
what is the rosary? It is not an
idolatrous act, nor is 1t a superstitious
one. II Is a devotion In honor of the
queen Of heaven most pleasing to the
Eternal Father.
"The rosary consists of fifteen Our
Fathers and $50 Hail Marys' in honor
OF the principal mysteries of our
Lords life and that OF his holy mother
The rosary is means Of enliyening
faith and the world would be better
today If this devotion were better
known"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-08

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piano, new and perfect order and nne
toned. VIII exchange for lot. Ad-.
dress BOX 36s. Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-08

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