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REPUBLICAN LEGIONS OPEN PRESIDENTIAL BATTLE WITH CHEERS FOR ROOSEVELT AND FAIRBANKS

Leslie M. Shaw, Secretary of the Treasury, Delivers a Simple but Masterly and Convincing Address.

Prominent Statesman and Member of Cabinet Arrives and Is Guest of Citizens and Federal Officials.

FLAG OF JAPAN FLIES OVER LIAOYANG DEFENSES AND THE ARMY OF KUROPATKIN IS IN RETREAT

STAKELBERG'S FIRST SIBERIAN ARMY CORPS CUT OLF AND IN DANGER OF ANNIGILATION.

ILL LUCK OF STAKELBERG.

Port Arthur's Weakened Garrison Repels Successive Attacks by the Besiegers.

WILL CONTINUE THE PURSUIT.

CHRONOLOGY OF THE BATTLE.

Battle Resumed on the Sabbath

Defenders of Taitse Bridges Repulse Oku and Inflict Heavy Losses.

RUSSIANS ABANDON GUNS.

PORT ARTHUR SHIPS GO OUT.

1 RUSSIANS NOT ENCIRCLED.

WITHDRAWING UPON MUKDEN.

Good Points to. Remember.

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PANIC STRIKES TOWN OF VAN

WILL NOT CALL EXTRA MEETING

MAT SACRIFICE HIS FORTUNE

Elgin Butter Market.

LARGE DECREASE IN CASH SHOWN

SCHOOL FOR FFLIPIXOS.

HONEYMOON NOT TO BE RESUMED

Californians In New York.

California Souvenirs.

Rancher Ends Life.

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ONE OF WORLD'S GREAT FIGHTS

JAPANESE USE THE BAYONET.

KUTIOKI MOVES FORWARD.

FEAR NATIVES, NOT GERMANS

ILLINOIS FARMS INVADEDBY ARMY OF BLACKBIRDS

URUGAYAN INSURGENTS MEET DEFEAT IN BATTLE

WHITMAN ENDS RECORD JOURNEY

COURT FINES THE UNION.

URGE MEN TO QUIT.

Pope Pleased With the Irish.

LIAOYANG OCCUPIED.

NEWBURG RUNS ASHORE IN BAY

DEATH'S CALL IS ANSWERED BY INVENTOR

DEATH CALLS INVENTOR.

San Dieeans Due Monday.

WILIi SOON BEGIN WORK ON BAY SHORE CUT-OFF

Baltimore Templar Robbed.

Card Systems and Cabinets.

PRINCESS LOUISE LEAVES SSSj. A NOTE TO liEK MAID

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KEPORT WARNS ADVENTURERS

FUNDS TO BUFLD CLUB SECURED IN NOVEL WAY

CANNOT DEMAND PRICE MADE BY CROP "CORNER"

VICTIM OF CARS FOUND . TO BE A YALiE GRADUATE

Theater Train Daily to San Jose.

SETTLEMENT OF TIBETAN TROUBLE SEEMS V PROBABLE

GRAND JDRY USES WARM LANGUAGE IN REPORT

SOLDIERS GIVEN' LESSONS IX DETRAINING TROOPS

Objects to Term "Old Maid."

CATTLE SHIPPED FROM WEST'HAVE TEXAS Jb'EVKK

Trainmen Blamed, for Wreck.

CO3IES TO TOWN FOR FOOD AND IS PROMPTLY JAILED

Narrow Gauge Train to Santa Cruz.

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YOUNG GREYHOUNDS COMPETE FOR HONORS IN FUTURITY

HORSES FIGURE IN HOT FINISH

TENNIS DOUBLES IX)R MEN ANI> WOMEN AT SAN RAFAEL

USUAL ERROR BREAKS IT UP

UNCLE FALLS DOWN AGAIN.

NORDYKE SETTLES CONTEST.

STALWART DEFEATS DELHI IN A SENSATIONAL RACE

Thomas' Colt Just Gets Up in Time to Win by a Head.

Big Ben, a Keene Cast-Off, Surprises the Talent at Harlem.

Otto Stifel Beats a Fast Field of Sprinters at St. Louis.

ATHLETICS AXD ST. LOUIS QUIT EVEN FOR THE DAY

Racing at Portland.

FOG COMPELS BOWLERS TO QUIT PLAY EARLY

Elks Open Their New Lodgerooms.

Legal Maxim Is Destroyed.

SEAMEN'S INSTITUTE TEAM WINS THE CRICKET GAME

AVILMEKDING ELEVEN TAKES A GAME FROM ST. MATTHEWS

OLYMPIAN CUP UNDER PROTEST

BLUE AXD GOLJ> EtiEVEX WIMj 3IEET WASHINGTON

SAN FRANCISCO YACHTS ON 4N OCEAN CRUISE

Harris Gets Pitcher Wheeler.

Librarians in Session at Santa Cruz.

Yale Athlete Has Typhoid.

NINE MEN LEFT IN TOURNAMENT

BRAKES OX LOGGING TRUCK FAIXi TO WORK OX A GRADE

Sudden Death of a Physician.

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MEAT APLENTY IS PROMISED

PARKKR RKADS PROOFS.

WATSON'S PLAN TO BEAT PARKER

RACE QUESTION THE ISSUE.

SOLDIER BOYS ARE EASY GAME

TOWN IS SO PROSPEROUS TRUSTEES ABOLISH TAXES

TRAIN WRECKS ELECTRIC CAR

OAKLAND DOG SHOW COMES TO A SUCCESSFUL EXDIXG

CLEAR TWENTY MILLIONS IX TIMBER -LANDS DEAL

ROCKED ASLEEP A FAST PUPPY

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SERVICES FOR THE SABBATH AT THE VARIOUS CHURCHES

Sonoma Republicans Open Campaign.

AUGUST REALTY SALES AMOUNT TO $3,632,000

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M1SS0UR1ANS HEAR FAIRBANKS

KDITOHS FROM SOITII ENJOY THEIR VISIT

HABEAS CORPUS WRIT DENIED

LUNCHEON FOR CHARITY TO BEGIN ON MONDAY

SEPTEMBER 0 HOLIDAYS.

INDEPENDENT FORESTERS TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY DAY

HUNDREDS OF CLAIMS FOR RETURN OF TAXES

Yosemite Valley.

Receipts of Board of Works.

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DIFFICULTIES BESET GAME LAW VIOLATORS

LEAGUE OF THE GROSS TO GIVE AX EXCURSION

Biggest Excursion of the Year.

PERSONAL.

Find No Trace of Hyman.

A Knight Templar Souvenir.

Estate Sues Warfleld.

Art Notes.

GETTING READY FOR EXPOSITION

St. Joseph's Parish ' Picnic

WORLD STARS WILL BE HERE

Invitation to Strangers.

Petitions in Insolvency.

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BRILLIANT ILLUMINATIONS INSPIRE VISITORS AND CITIZENS AND CARNIVAL SPIRIT PREVAILS ON EVE 0F THE CONCLAVE

Thousands Gaze in Admiration at Citys Illuminations.

Events for To-Day s oh Programme

McKiriley Services to Close TfcDays Events.

SERVICE FOR GRAXD OFFICERS.

HOLD OPEN HOUSE.

NEWS OF THE COUNTY OF ALAMEDA

HEAD SEVERED FROM HIS BODY

MISMATED COUPLES STRIVE FOR FREEDOM

Deaths in Alameda County.

Marriage licenses.

Awakened by a'Robber.

Large Estate Is D!six>sed Of.

Cranston's Will Is'Filcti.

Will Install Minister.

WRESTS WEALTH FROM KLONDIKE

BALTIMORE TRUST -COMPANY." j SUED FOR LARGE SUMS

CHIEF WITTMAX* ROASTS CITY PRISON OFFICIAL

REMARKABLE CURE .SAID V . TO HAVE BEEN EFFECTED

Peter J. Dunne's Will Filed.

Assemblymen and Supervisors.

Visitors See BIc Trees.

DEMOCRATS NAME LEADERS

GERMAN CATHOLICS WILL GATHER IN CONVENTION

WOMAN WHO LEFT HUSBAND; IS SENT TO WORKHOUSE

Find Destitute Woman.

Republicans Nominate Supervisors.

LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

BRITISH SHIP IS ASHORE

SUPERB RIFLE FOR 0UR ARMY

NICOTINE KILLS CAPTAIN'S SON

HEARS FROM SISTER HE HAS NOT SEEN IN MANY YEARS

GARFIELD'S FIRST COUSIN DEES. ON A rOOR FARM

TIE-UP AT MARSEILLES.

Captain Adler Discharged.

Millionaire Bradbury Held for Trial.

Head of Eradstreet's Dies.

The Wrong Department.

Blackburn's; Apt Reply.

NEW DISEASE ATTACKS VINES

RUNAWAY TEAM INJURES YOUTH

BAKER RECEIVES BURNS . THAT MAY PROVE FATAL

Tobacco and Baldness.

Kuro pat kin's Vigilance.

WILL RECEIVE VICTOR METCALF

PAYING "COTTON' BILLS" USES SPECIAL METHOD

Put the "Access" on Pronoun.

We Have 20,879 Newspapers.

Railroad Employs Army of Men.

COMMANDERIES OF THE STATE PREPARE TO ENTERTAIN THE VISITING KNIGHTS

Oakland Contingent Makes Arrangements for an Elaborate Programme During the Coming Week.

ESCORT FOR COMMANDERIES.

WILL GKilET ENGLISH MASTER.

Over One Hundred Members of Sacramento Lodges Will Come to This City to Attend Conclave.

NEW HAVEN'S BIG DELEGATION.

LOCATION OF COMMANDERIES.

SAN JOSE ENTERTAINS KNIGHTS.

PROGRAMME FOR WEEK.

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WEATHER .REPORT.

"WAR SCARE" FROM RED SEA

NEGROES MAKE BIG PROFITS

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FAIR CAMPERS IN BAD PLIGHT

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS BLOCKS >LRKET STREET

<"cli*brat«* Anniversary

GOOD ACTORS IN CLEVER PLAY

CAPTURE SNAKE IN LUMBER YARD

Boy Accidentally Kills Himself.

A Carload of Trunks.

FOG PREVENTS HER CAPTURE

Opening of Terrace Garden.

Electricity Cause .of-Fall.

POLICE TRACE THE FUGITIVE

GLOVE MAKER'S SOX IS QUICKLY : DIVORCED

Sacramento Experiences a Hot Spell.

Tunnel Between Tiburon and San Rafael Repaired. '

Napa to Celebrate Labor Daj

Sunday Call

Masthead

Untitled

THE INFLUENCE OF TEMPLARISM ON CALIFORNIA

THE THIRTY-THREE DEGREES IN MASONRY

Triennial .'.Ccmciaves'. of the Pasi

THE SCOTTISH RITE IN CALIFORNIA

THE ANNALS OF CALIFORNIA COMMANDERY, NO. 1.

THE ANNALS OF GOLDEN GATE COMMANDERY, NO. 16.

THE PROGRESS OF TEMPLARISM IN CALIFORNIA BY RIGHT EMINENT SIR JACOB HART NEFF, EX-LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF CALIFORNIA

OUT LINE OF FREE MASONRY IN CALIFORNIA BY J.W. ANDERSON, PAST GRAND LECTURER OF THE GRAND LODGE

THE CHIVALRIC ORIGIN OF TEMPLARISM

OFFICERS OF THE GRAND ENCAMPMENT

The Sunday Call Magazine

Masthead

Untitled

THE GRAND COMMANDERY OF CALIFORNIA

ADVANCEMENT WOMEN CUBS AND SECRET ORGANIZATIONS

THE BISHOP'S IMPROMPTU

THE AX IN POLITICS

PUZZLE WINNERS OF AUGUST 21.

ODD AND ORTISTIE POSES

Electric Organs

MONUMENTS FOR FIELD OF ANTIETAM

REVBEN FROM BEETVILLE.

RUSSIANS AS I KNOW THEM.

TOWARD ADAM.

BOOKS AND WRITERS OF THE HOUP

A Tale of £He Nativity

Trusts • Problem Reviewed

Notes on OtSaer-Books

Gist of the Magazines

BOOKS RECEIVED

CHART SHOWING CONDITIONS AT OPENING OF PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST

BIg'esi of ifoe Democratic Platform

Digest of Platfonm

RANDALL DAVIDSON, THROUGH FRIENDSHIP OF COLLEGE CHUM, RISES RAPIDLY TO THE PRIMACY OF ALL ENGLAND

BRITISH PUBLIC LOSES ITS AWE OF ROYALTY

WOULD KEEP HER TROUBLES FROM PUBLIC

ENTERTAINING RING EDWARD IS EXPENSIVE

ECHOES FROM THE LODGE ROOM

TAMAGXO TO SING HI3ISELP INTO ITALIAN PARLIAMENT

Bridging tho Pyrenees.

WITH THE PLAYERS AND THE MUSIC FOLK

KYRLE BELLEW COMES BACK TO CITY AFTER TEX YEARS' ABSENCE

CHILDREN'S THEATER TO BE OPENED THIS WINTER IN NEW YORK

PIANIST AND SINGER MAX HEINRICH ALSO HAS CREATIVE SKTLLi

Bernhardt at Play.

Good Sense.

Vest's Telling Point.

Nail of tlie Tniverse.

*Real "Dogs of War."

The San Francisco Call

FOLLOW MINER AND ROB HIM

SLAVE OWNERS TO BE PURSUED

GOVERNOR WILL GREET THE SIRE

PRESENTATION' CONVENT'S FORMER PUPILS MEET

NATIVE SONS TO CELEBRATE

Lunches at Bohemian Club.

Embezzlement Is Charged.

GUESTS STILL LINGERING AT THE RESORTS

STODDARD WILIi WRITE ABOUT THE SOUTH SEAS

STARTLING RUMOR CAUSES SCARE AMONG BROKERS

IA>2TDOS EDITOR INSPECTS NEWFOU>T)LaL!n> HOLDINGS

THE VISITING KNKjHTS TEMPLAR.

THE OAKLAND BONDS:

FRESH WILD FLOORS PUT HER EMBROIDERY IMITATIONS TO SHAME

COLLAR WORTH $1800 FOR LILLIAN RUSSELL'S JAPANESE SPANIEL

GOLD IN TO-DAY'S GOWNS.

LAVEHDER BLOE AND SILVER.

SHE WRITES EIPERT LIGAL OPINIONS FOR TREASURY DEPARTMENT

UNCLE SAM: "THE COUNTRY WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM YOU."

LINGER HERE AND DRIVE DULL CARE AWAY.

YOUNG IRISHMEN COMING TO LEARN AGRICULTURE IN AMERICA

BRYAirofPMER,

ANSWERS TO QUERIES. —: .

MR. DOOLEY ON THE AUTOMOBILE

Some of Mr. Dooley's Impressions Of the Automobile.

REST ON THE SABBATH IS A HUMAN NECESSITY

LIBRARY LISTS AND BULLETINS AIDS TO PUBLIC

LARGE SCHOONER JAMES A. GARFIELD DRIFTS ASHORE BELOW CLIFF HOUSE

Sunday Outins Trips.

Only a Few Left.

Nearly Has Collision.

Two New Charters.

Tbe Overdue List.

Wreck and'Carxo Sold.

Takes Small Carco.

NEWS OF THE OCEAN.

Exports for the North.

Movements of Steamers.

Time Ball.

Sun. Moon and Tide.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Northern Wteat Market.

DECIDE NOVEL POINT IN DEPORTATION CASE

DEATH RELIEVES . POLICE OF SOURCE OF TROUBLE

CALIFORNIAN IS HONORED I BY MEN IN THE EAST

Fishermen Enjoy a Profitable Season.

I/arge Demand for State Textbooks.

Assaults His Former Employe.

Escaped Convicts'Are Retaken.

ANSWERS SUIT OF HARRIMAN

FLAMES CAUSE A LOSS OF $800,000 IN MEMPHIS

COMMERCIAL FINANCIAL

EASTERN MAEKETS.

Chicago Board of Trade.

1 CATTLE. SHEEP AND HOGS. I

Miscellaneous Markets.

LOCAL MAEKETS.

STOCK MARKET.

August Oil Stock Sales. |

HAIL AS BIG AS BASEBALlLS FALLS IX NEBRASKA TOWN

DETECTIVES MAKE SEARCH FOH VALUxBLE NECKIjACE

HEARS FROM SON AFTER SILENCE OF TEN YEARS

OLD SUGAR TARIFF £§&§ . SOON TO BE RESTORED

Hnnsacker Will Go to St. Louts.

SANTA BARBARA MAKES SHOWING

CAUFORXIANS AT FAIR.

NOT ENOUGH EVIDENCE TO FORMULATE* VERDICT

FOUR FELONS ARE SENTENCED

Charsed. With Stealing Lead

Russian- Invalid -Missing.

AKGUMENT ENDED IX CASE – OF RAILROAD VS. BROKERS

Hotel Man Wants Damages.

COMPLIMENTS TO JUDGE FAIL TO AWAKEN MERCY

SPECIFIES WHAT IS CONTRABAND

Clement' School Scholars' Entertain.

ELDERLY WOMAN CHARGES FRAUD

AGED CHINESE KILLS HIMS3U/F WITH RAZOR

Outins In Redwoods.

Left the Gas Turned On.

Falls From Scaffold.

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