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BIG REPUBLICAN GAINS SHOWN BY THE FINAL CALL-GERALD POLL GIVE ROOSEVELT THE DOUBTFUL STATES

TROOPS POUR INTO INNSBRUCK TO STAY AUSTRIAN RIOTERS.

MAY LEAD TO WAR.

READY TO BEGIN TRIAL OF VNAX" PATTERSON

PURER MAKES EVASIVE ANSWER TO ROOSEVELT'S SCATHING DENUNCIATION

TUESDAY ELECTION WILL BE ONLY A FORMALITY

BOTH CLAI3I COLORADO.

ROOSEVELT HAS UTAH.

NEW YORK'S BITTER CAMPAIGN.

QUIET CAMPAIGN IN OREGON.

MAY GAIX A SENATOR.

Connecticut Debatable Ground.

Jersey Leaves Doubtful Column,

Old .Bay State for Roosevelt.

Will- Give- Roosevelt Big Plurality.

Republicans Claim Missouri.

Kuitfas Ignores National Issues.

Wyoming Loyal to President.

Roosevelt to Exceed Bell's Plurality.

Solid Democratic Delegation.

Only One Contest in Alabama.

Rhode Island Claims Conflict.

New Hampshire's Vote.

Mormon Question In Idaho.

+ Ten Democratic Congressmen.

Maine Will Be Consistent.

Parker Sure of. South Carolina.

Arkansas In Parker Column.

Florida's Democratic Majority.

Normal Vote In Louisiana.

Pennsylvania's Reply to Texas.

Maryland Result Cannot Be Foretold.

OHIO TO MAKE A RECORD;

Texas Safely Democratic

Kentucky Conceded to Parker.

No Change In Mississippi.

MAY HAVE TO STAND TRIAL SECOND .TIME

IVveridse's Start in Life.

KNOX SCORES JUDGE PARKER

SMALL PENALTIES FOR FINANCIAL CRIMES

Scandinavian Customs Union.

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SMALLEST FOND USED IN YEARS

Given Farewell Dinner.

Trnin Wreck Accidental.

REPUBLICANS Of COLUSA CLOSE THEIR CAMPAIGN

BIG RALLY AT GRIDLEY.

XEEDIIAM AT FRESNO.

Alford Speaks at Yrcka.

YOUXG TENNIS PLAYERS HOLD FIRST TOUKXAMKXT

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NOOSE AWAITS A WIFE SLAYER

Close the Campaign.

SPECULATORS MOVE SLOWLY

The General Manager Is "It."

MORE STUFFERS ARE DISCLOSED

GUNS BOOM SALUTE AND CHILDREN SING

MRP. BOXETT IS COMMITTED , TO ASYLUM AT STOCKTON

Two Sides to the Flurry.

CAKS COLLIDE IN DENSE FOG

NirV BIDS ARK WANTED FOR NAVY YARD DOCK

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Incognitos of Xoted Britons.

OIL MAGNATE'S SON ACQUITTED

SAX BERXARDIXO FAVORS THE SEAWALL PROJECT

The County Justice.

HATES PLEADS FOR PROSPERITY

HAYES CHEERED IN MISSION.

UNION LABOR RALLY.

IXDORSE INCUMBENT JUDGES.

Greek-Americans for Hayes.

South African Railroads.

VETERAN'S HEAR PARDEE.

XAPA CHEERS GOVERNOR.

Defaulting Treasurer Is Arrested.

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GOVERNOR PARDEE ISSUES THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION

Begin Work on New Church Edifice.

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WHISKY TROST CUTS PRICES

Liehcs & Co. Receive Grand Prize.

MAKES CLOCK FOR THE LAZY

RUSSIA SPRINGS NEW SENSATION

JAPANESE GAINS AT PORT ARTHUR

GUNS THUNDER ON THE SHAKHE

VENTURA LIMA BEAN CROP BRINGS JOY TO . FARMERS

CHINESE DIGNITARY TO TELIi ABOUT jrARIUAGE CUSTOMS

Scads of Snipe.

Petition for Release of Prisoner.

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CLUB WOMEN CONVENE IN PALO ALTO

SLEIGHT OF HAND WORK ASTONISHES MR. DELHOM

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NEWS OF THE COUNTY OF ALAMEDA

PLAN TO FIGHT MOSQUITO PEST

SEES MAX DISAPPEAR THROUGH REAR WINDOW

NEWS OF SON'S DEATH BRINGS GRIEF TO PARENTS

SAVES HOME WITH MONEY EARNED AT SEA.

UNIVERSITY EVENTS

HERMANN SONS TO GIVE -ANNUAL MASQUERADE BALL

New Dramatic Club Formed.

SOCIETY IS BUSY.

Object to Closed Cars.

Would Change Xanie of Avenue.

SAYS CRONIN IS A QUITTER

Marriage Licenses.

EXPLAINS USE OF THE BALLOT

Restrains Cooks and Waiters.

Gambling: Doesn't Pay.

STATE'S CAUSE WELL BACKED

WILL OPPOSE GARBAGE MEN

Foresters' Whist Tournament.

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AGREE TO ALLOW ARMY OFFICER TO TAKE TESTIMONY

CODLIN MOTH'S SLAVER COMES

Assaulted by TV. 3Icn.

NEW MANAGER IS IN TOWN

Sunday Short Trips.

BOILER-MAKER'S WIFE IS WEARY OF MISTREATMENT

Something Doing With Wild Ducks.

State Will Pay Bounties.

Rlsdon to Repair the Logan.

Buckley Asks for Another Reprieve.

Attempt to Rob a Bank.

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OBTAINS MONEY ON BAD CHECKS

BOARD OF WORKS ORDERS REMOVAL. OP EMPLOYES

Wild" Geese Plentiful.

FEDERAL JURY BREAKS RECORD

Conditon of Channel-Street Sewer.

Civil Engineer Wanted.

LEARNED MAN ENDS HIS LIFE

Identified as Mario Musso.

WILL PROSECUTE DEPUTY WRIGHT

Rob Bank of $3000.

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SPLENDID RALLY HOLD AT ALHAMBRA THEATER WHERE ORATORS ADDRESS CHEERING HOSTS OF REPUBLICANS

LUST WILL COSTLY FOR HER COUSIN

LONDON TO SEE AMERICAN ART

DENIES TROTH OF THE CHARGES

Republicans Hold Rally at Tiburon.

STONE EXPECTS REPUBLICANS TO SWEEP STATE

MACHINE SUIT KNOCKED OUT

TATTLE GIRL DROWNS. IX RED ROCK RESERVOIR

Joseph D. Redding and Judge IVflelvin of Oakland Discuss Personality of Roosevelt and Pay Him Full Tribute

Montana to Elect a Senator.

LICK 11, OAKLAND 0 FOOTBALL CALIFORNIA 16, NEVADA 0 TIGERS 12, CADETS 6 STANFORD 57, UTAH 0

RACING PONIES IN COMPETITION

LICK DEFEATS OAKLAND IN HARD-FOUGHT FOOTBALL GAME

CALIFORNIA IN FINE FORM

CARDINAL DEFEATS UTAH

PRINCETON TIGERS CONQUER STURDY WEST POINT ELEVEN

BOWLING GREEN ATTRACTS CROWD OP ENTHUSIASTS

STARTS BADLY BUT WINS RACE

HANDICAP FOR NEVERSUOH.

Boxer Frankie Neil Home Again.

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PRAISES WORK OF HIS CHIEF

REPUBLICANS OF CALIFORNIA ANTICIPATE SIGNAL VICTORY

CONTEST IS INTERESTING.

Kcane Is Honored.

MONTANA GREYHOUND PROVES SPEEDY

BARNEY OLDFIKLD BREAKS TWELVE WORLD'S RECORDS

Courage at a IJow Ebb.

OAKLAND KEEPS FORGING AHEAD

SKALS GET TO IKE BUTLER.

"TRUCK" EAGAN' BREAKS ARM.

GOES OX FISHING TRIP AND FAILS TO RETURN"

A| Non-Swearer's Vocabnlary.

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Weather Report.

ALEXANDER BRINGS IN RICH CATCH

Old Captain Bill" Hurt.

Water IVont Notes.

NEWS OF THE OCEAN

A Cargo for Mahukorui

Exports by the Panama Steamer,

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Sun, Moon and Tide.

Time Ball.

Movements of Steamers.

PERSONAL.

PASTORS WILI; PREACH OX INTERESTING THEMES

PRESSMEN'S GRAND BALJj ATTENDED BY THOUSANDS

Prisoner Tries to Starve Himself.

WILL, INVESTIGATE CHARGE AGAINST PYTHIAN LEADER

Murder Charge Is Dismissed.

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COMMERCIAL FINANCIAL

EASTERN MARKETS.

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

CATTXiE, SHEEP AND HOGS.

BflSCELIiANEOUS MARKETS.

LOCAL MARKETS.

STOCK MARKET.

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NEW HOSPITAL FOR HYPNOTISTS

STARTER RICHARD DWYER HERE FROM KANSAS CITY

Wafsonville Loses Pioneer Citizen.

I_TE SHIPPING IXTELtLIGEXCE.

REALTY SALES TOTAL IN MILLIONS

AGED PIOONEER PASSES AWAY AT HIS HOME

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WINDSOR I KEEFER, LONG THOUGHT DEAD. IS LIVING IN PARIS

BOY BURGLARS RANSACK HOUSE

The Story of a Penny.

SAVED FROM DEATH AT NIAGARA FALLS

The Sunday Call Magazine

Masthead

THE W SECOND MRS. JIM

WHAT PEOPLE ARE READING

A STRONG Ante-Belltixn Novel

BORGIAS in a Mystery Story

THE LAW of Black Vs. WHite

.kildare: tHe Bowery Writer

ENGLAND – Writes Sweet Verse

COREkWS "God's Good Man"

WISDOM for All Sportsmen

BOOKS For Youn|Readers

New Books Received

COLONEL BUNKER HE TELLS OF A POEM AND A DULL

NATIONAL DANCES

WHAT WOMEN WANT TO KNOW

Answers to Correspondents

TROUSSEAU OF THE BRIDE AND THE CROWN PRINCE

ON AND OFF THE BREAD WAGON BEING HARD LUCK TALES AND DOINGS OF AN AMATEUR HOBO

FABLES FROM THE FOOLISH

STAY WITHpiT. –

WHAT DREAMS MAKE COME

ADVENTURES OF REUBEN

WHIPPING A BIG TEAM INTO SHAPE

AMERICA'S GREATEST FOOTBAIvL TEAM

NUME PUZZLES

These Are tSie Lucky I5O Prize Winners in tlie Puzzle Contest October 23

EASY PUZZLES THIS WEEK

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PARIS POOR BY THE LONG ESTABLISHED SYSTEM OF PUBLIC CONTROL OF PAUPER FUND ARE TRULY RICH

SMUGGLING DONE BY THE ITALIANS BY USE OF DOGS

SALE OF PICTURES OF HIS WIFE STIRS MARLBOROUGH IRE

DELAYS WEDDING UNTIL COIFFURE IS IN SHAPE

Town May Build Bachelor Home.

AUSTRIAN ARCHDUKE'S ESTATE CLAIMED BY CIRCUS RIDER

THEATRICAL SUPERS MAY RETACV THEIR MUSTACHES

Model Hotel for Women in Paris.

Desert Air for the Nerves.

ECHOES FROM THE LODGE ROOM

WITH THE PLAYERS AND THE MUSIC FOLK

ONE OF ADK'S PLAYS TO BE SEEX HERE' TOR FIRST TTME

PARIS HAS NEW WRAP ' FOR BETWEEN SEASONS

The Milky Way.

RARE ART SEEN IN HELEN' HYDE EXHIBIT

INFLUENCE OF ARMY AND NAVY SMART SET

ITEMS OF n«TEKEST IN THE NOVEMBER THEATER MAGAZDTE}

Mu«>ic at the Park.

CHARGED WITH BOLD ROBBERY

Prominent Kebekah Dead.

MARKS AN ERA IN JOURNALISM

Elks Memorial Service.

Will Discuss Bg Problems.

Will Hold Open Meeting.

Bazaar and Entertainment. j

Will Hold a Rummage. Sale.

PRETTY WOMAN HIS UNDOING

CHARGES ACCUMUIaATIXG AGAIXST »IRS. SQUIRE

Small Boy Disappears.

ROOSEVELT'S REJOINDER.

EXEMPT THE SHIPS.

A SECOND PEACE CONFERENCE.

THE TIGER'S TURN NOW.

VOTE : FOR' THE SEAWALL

THE PRESS "OF THE NATION.

RIBBON CUFFS.

DAINTY DRESSING GOWN

GRACEFUL WRAP.

WOMAN'S CLUB MEMBERS WILL REFRAIN FROM TALKING ABOUT DRESS

A SEMBLANCE.

OFFER TO WED CURES.

RUBBER FOOT FOR DOG.

HOOPSKIRTS COMING.

HE LIVES ON GRASS.

FOR THE TABLE.

ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

IN A TALK ABOUT THE ELECTION NEXT TUESDAY MR. DOOLEY GIVES LIBERAL ADVICE TO VOTERS OF COUXTRY

MR. DOOLEY'S ESTIMATE OF THE PRINCIPAL CANDIDATES.

THE MANNERS OF A PEOPLE

Weighiog an Autograph

GIFTS TO PUBLIC LIBRARIES

WOMAN" CLERK SUES FOR DAMAGE TO REFUTATION"

MR5. POLLOK LAID TO REST AT CYPRESS .1AW.V CEMETERY

FATHER'S SEAT BIG FOR HIM

DODGE ADVISES TAX PROTESTS

Election Day.at the Postoffiee.

Does N'ot Return Samples

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