Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-07
LOS ANGELES

LOS ANGELES
Charles wellborn informs City club of work
proposed charter amendments.
Section 1, PAGE 4
Negro lad shot in row at club.
Section 1. PAGE 4
american Wonnan's league opens new home.
Section'2 PAGE 4
To open bids for dredging main channel Of
los Angeles harbor. Section l. PAGE 8
Aqueduct annual report shows citys econ
omy. Section l. PAGE Q
Mysterious letter figures in Tibetts divorce
proceedings Section l. PAGE .
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Ford plans to celebrate
Section 3. PAGE .
Police arrest thirty strikers on charges of
picketing; one arrested for assault.
Section 2. PAGE 4
Thieves loot Broadway jewelry store Of
gems valued at $1730 Section /, PAGE 10
Sign painters badly injured by hfty-foot
fall when ladder breaks. Section l, PAGE 10
Fourteen are arrested for making pool on
ball game at Chutes park.
Section l, PAGE 10
Hoosiers TO make grand handshake feature
of annual picnic Section 2, PAGE Q
Editorial, Letter Box. Section l. PAGE 6
City brevities. Section 1, PAGE
Political Section /, PAGE
Markets and financial. Section 3, PAGE
Sports. Section 2. PAGES 81
Automobiles. Section 2, PAGES 1873
Society. Section 3, PAGE 10
Music. Section 3, PAGE
Art Notes Section 4. PAGE 4
Real estate Section 2, PAGES 1-2-S
Building permits. Section 3. PAGE
Mining and oil Section 3. PAGE
Classified advertising. Section 2, PAGES 4-5-6-7
Marriage licenses births, deaths.
Section 3, PAGE 4
Shipping. Section 3. PAGE
Fraternal and secret orders
Section 4, PAGE 2
Theaters- Section 4, PAGE
SOUTH CALIFORNIA
Log rollers begin their big outing at Long
Beach, Section 2, PAGE
City assessor of Redondo finds only one
Section 1, PAGE 10
Hiram W. johnson makes last speech in
campaign at Ocean Park. Section l, PAGE
Harry G. Ravencroft elected president at
Christian Endeavor assembly in Long
Beach Section ?, PAGE 10
Lloyds of London asked TO insure Pasadena
Tournament of Roses against loss on
= count Of rain. Section 2, PAGE II
Reports from desert says Jackrabbt min
ing camp buildings were destroyed by
cyclone. Section 2, PAGE II
Twenty thousand five hundred Catholics
attend picnic at Redondo, Section l. PAGE 10
Ocean Park city trustees favor building
municipal pier. Section 2 PAGE IL
Court annuls marriage of Minnie A. Farr
to Hiram A. Barton. Section 2, PAGE II
Imperial valley residents show Engineer
Ockerson through district. Section O. PAGE II
COAST
Professor Lee of Mare Island observatory
announces new theory Of variable stars.
Section 1, PAGE 2
Geological survey states Alaskan coal land
worth from $50 to $500 at lowest
estimate. Section 1. PAGE 2
Hindu uses toe print as signature on bank
deposit slip. Section ?, PAGE
six thousand delegates will attend Young
Mems Institute convention in Stockton.
Section 2, PAGE II
Officers find fragment of human jaw in
ashes near where triple murder was
mitted at Casadero. Section 2, PAGE II
EASTERN
President Wheeler declares United
states is living an extravagant exist
ance. Section l. PAGE
John A. O'Rourke explains his plan for
raising Maine. Section /, PAGB 2
Twenty million dollars price paid for
Pearson interest in Rock Island rail
way. Section 1, PAGE 3
Green McCurtain, chief of Choctaws. testi-
fies in Gore charges that McMurray Of
fered him big bribe. Section l, PAGE
Publisher Of Chicago staats Zeitung browns
in onquaga lake, New York
Section /. PAGE
Bandits hold up stage in New Mexico. kill
driver and take bullion. Section /, PAGE 1
Cardinal Gibbons sees danger in trend of
American rush for wealth.
Section 2. PAGE
Delegates to Brussels conference will leave
New York next Tuesday. Section 2, PAGE
Politicians openly predicting Balinger's
resignation Section 1, PAGE 1
Baron Oura declares Japanese merchants
never will catch up with American.
Section ?, PAGE
Railway attorneys express confidence in
interstate commerce commission.
Section 2, PAGE 4
FOREIGN
Foreigners in southwest China fear up
heaval similar to that of Boxers ten
years ago. Section l. PAGE
Dr. Crippen and Miss Leneve may at
tend church today. Section l. PAGE 3
Cholera epidemic sweeping Russian
cities and mining districts.
Section l. PAGE /
Spanish troops in full control at san Sc
bastian; no demonstration probable.
Section l, PAGE /