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An Illustrated Magazine of the West

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OVERLAND MONTHLY

AN ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF THE WEST

AUGUST, 1904

In Hoc Signo Vinces

Day

CONTENTS:

.By a Knight Templar
..Herman Kittredge

San Francisco as a Convention City..W. A. Bissell...

The Loring Club

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154

...J. M. Scanland

.105

107

.117

Ernest Williams Hewson..
David E. Gordon

The Newspapers and the Philippines.. Pierre N. Beringer.
Up Japan's Sacred Fujiyama

Early California Journalism.

When the Bees Got Busy

Cordia Greer Petrie and Leigh Gordon Giltner...

A Romance of Gold...

....William S. Rice ...

The Dragon Boat Festival in China. . Charles E. Lorrimer .
The National Politics Game . Henry Bailey Sargeant

rthur H. Dutton

A Naval Officer's Troubles.
The Colombian Army and Navy.... Arthur H. Dutton
In the Lime Light.

The Suez Canal

Deader'n a Mackerel

.G. P. Blackiston

. James M. Fellom

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134

136

140

145

Electrical Displays in San Francisco.. James M. Scanland
When California is in Holiday Attire.. Isaiah Choynski
Some Japanese Letters

"Talofa"

Margaret Perry

. Marion Drewe

How to Photograph the Grand Canyon..J. Torrey Connor
History and Origin of California Names and Places

G. E. Bailey

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