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Graft Chase Turns Solely Upon Big Game Mystery Surrounds Detwiler's Whereabouts

Developments of Saturday in the Local Graft Situation

May Be on Way Here Under Arrest

Wilson Cannot Remain on Railroad Board if Guilty, Says Gillett

Telephone Affairs Probed Further

TRAINS MEET ON RIVER BRIDGE

FRENCH SUBJECT KILLED BY MOROCCAN NATIVES

INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY

NO SIGN OF CLEAR SKIES

Duffey Has Poor Success in the Game of Racing

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Law's Hand Reaches for Telephone Men

Glass and Detwiler Are to Be in Custody Soon

Trolley Magnate Wires to Ruef

Bribe-Givers Driven to Door of Prison by Woman's Words

PENALOZA SAID TO HAVE BEEN WORSTED IN FIGHT

IN JAIL FOURTEEN YEARS TO PROTECT BROTHERS

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BELIEVE THAT SOEDER IS TWICE A MURDERER

"UNCLE JOE" MISSES BIG * TEMBLOR AT KINGSTON

REQUESTS SECTION MEN TO DISCARD RED SHIRTS

MOTHER DROPS DEAD ' WHILE BATHING INFANT

NOTED PAIXTEIt IS MISSIXG

Uyroo Hot Sprloc*

KIXG A?ID OUEEX VISIT CHURCHES

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Miss Smith Confesses

Taso . Iloblrs Hot: Spria^w

FORMER SAN FRANCISCAN SHOOTS AND KILLS WIFE

FORMER PROCURATOR GENERAL IS SUMMONED

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FORCES OF HONDURAS SUFFER MORE DEFEATS

ONCE VERY WEALTHY, BUT DIES IN HOVEL

VETERANS ARE POISONED BY EATING MEAT HASH

TAFT'S OHIO CAMPAIGN STARTED BY BROTHER

ALLIANCE BETWEEN CZAR AND MIKADO PROBABLE

HILES FOR GOOD CARRIAGE

WHAT' WOMEN DO IX CHILE

FREE PIANO INSTRUCTION

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TEACHERS APPEAL FOR INCREASE IN SALARIES

A.M. WALLEN APPOINTED POLICE COMMISSIONER

MRS. HUNTINGTON IS GIVEN FINAL DEGREE

CHURCH FEDERATION TO HOLD STREET MEETINGS

FINDS HIS LOST SON AT THE POLICE STATION

New Member of Board of Police Commissioners

SIEWIERSKI IS CAUGHT BY ARIZONA MARSHAL

| SEAIICII I'Oil MISSING BOY

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MACARTHUR DEFENDS THE SAILORS' UNION

TRACKS WASHED AWAY IN DEVISADERO STREET

VETERAN OF TWO WARS SUCCUMBS IN HOSPITAL

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Thaw's Counsel and Mother Combat Move for Lunacy Commission

COURT MARTIAL ACQUITS MAJOR C. W. PENROSE

STEAM SCHOONER ASHORE

ROUMANIAN STRIFE CONTINUES TO SPREAD

NAVY DEPARTMENT ABOUT TO INVEST IN BUTTER

CAI.IFORXIANS IS NEW YORK

WIRE-WOUND COAST GUNS MEETING WITH FAVOR

WYOMIXGXPIOXEER DIES

WEIL-ICfOWN:ENGINEER DEAD.

BUFORD TO CARRY FOOD TO FAMINE SUFFERERS

ANOTHER PANIC OCCURS ON DISABLED WARSHIP

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The heavy storm of Friday night and yesterday added much to the gravity of the flood situation in the interior. Stockton fears another Inundation before morning. Redding reports a torrential downpons which the swollen streams cannot carry off. In the river districts, with their fertile farms, disaster steps imminent on every hand. The railroads are about overwhelmed and at best only a few trains will be running for several days. Stockton Awaits Another Big Flood and Populace Is in Wild Alarm

FEAR THAT THE CREW PERISHED IN THE STORM

RAIN AND WIND BLOCK RAILROADS IN OAKLAND

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Events of a Day in Four Counties About the Bay

DESPONDENT TAILOR PLUNGES INTO ESTUARY

Society in Cities Across the Bay

BISHOP NICHOLS TO LEAD AT CONFIRMATION SERVICE

TRAIN STRIKES AGED MAX

: OVERBAD OUT OF" LUCK

The true democratic representative is not the cringing, fawning tool of the caucus or of the mob, but he who, rising to the full stature of political manhood, does not take orders, but offers guidance."—President Butler. "Give Roosevelt Greater Powers," Says Butler

KINCAID IS ONCE MORE BEHIND PRISON DOORS

MISSIONARY INSTITUTE DRAWS BIG ATTENDANCE

POWER OF SUPREME COURT

JVEW THEORY AS TO DISEASE

FUTURE OF:SMALL 'COLLEGES

RIDING INi MOTOR, CABS

BERKELEY POLICEMAN HOLDS UP BRIDEGROOM

SIGNALING PERFECT

OUR TRADE WITH SEBVIA

THE INVASION OF CANADA

RECALLS FORGOTTEN' INCIDENT

OAKLAND HARBOR LEAGUE IS FORMED BY CITIZENS

INSTITUTE AT'IDORA''PARK

ACCUSED OK EMBEZZIEMEXT

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BOODLING SUPERVISOR SAM DAVIS, whose theater is a firetrap that constantly menaces the lives of those who enter it, fails to satisfactorily explain why he persists in conducting his crematory in defiance of law. He continues to deny, however, that Ruef and Schmitz are interested in the tent-covered deathtrap. Death-Trap Davis Fails to Establish Safety of His "Tent" Theater

Hotel*—Roomlns-Houir*

EXCLUSIONISTS PLAN/ V C EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN

TAYLOR FAILS TO PROVE DAMAGING STATEMENTS

MANIAC FIGHTS SEVEN POLICEMEN IN COURT

KENNEDY MADETASSISTANT BOND AND WARRANT CLERK

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Munn of Oakland Leads High School Athletes

Stanford Track Is Dedicated With Sensational Races

ST. MARY'S BASEBALL WINS IN LOS ANGELES

OLYMPIC CLUB BUILDING FUNDS ARE BEING RAISED

GOULD RETAINS CHAMPIONSHIP

San Francisco "Fans" Will Welcome Opening of the Baseball Season on Saturday

STANFORD FRESHMEN EXPECT TO TRIUMPH

Firestone Takes the Bell Stakes in a Gallop Fight Promoters Continue to Plan for Big Bouts

CRESCENT CITY DERBY TAKEN BY MONTGOMERY

AGAIXfcT STAXDAHD POLICY

San Francisco Call's Racing Form Chart

Andrew Mack Beats the Rejuvenated Rightful to the Wire and Massa Takes Dorado's Measure by a Narrow Margin

History of the Bell Stakes

YESTERDAY'S WIXXERS . Beat

Gossip of the Track

Results to Date

NANCE .O'NEILL'S HOME ' . • " TO^BESOCb-AT AUCTION

EXPERIENCED BUYERS FAVOR BIG RUNABOUTS

WILMERDING'S BASEBALL ) TEAM WINS FROM LICK

FORT MASON STATION WILL BE A MODEL ONE

-WEDDING OF MISS f JOHNSON .

TONOPAH SPORTING MEN PLAN COURSING MEET

BIG. SUPPLY OP FIREWORKS

Entry List for the Petaluma Harness Races Is Large

BUSSIAX 7.CMST'OS

The Call's Ascot Park Track Form Chart

VON TROMP CARRIES TOP WEIGHT AND WINS RACE

COUNT'S AIRSHIP MAKES SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT

INDIVIDUAL LAWLESSNESS

THE MAN AVIIO SNEEIIS

Graney Expects to Capture the Gans-Nelson Match

Rainy Weather Delays Three Tennis Tournaments

GERMANY'S DEBT TO SIDERMAXX

JEWS TAKE TO FARMS IN THE MIDDLE WEST

CIGARETTES AND PIPES GAIN FAVOR TN FRANCE

BADXEAVS OF THE ARMY

BLAST KURN'ACE GAS :EXC;iXLS

YOKOHAMA'S FOREIGN TRADE REACHES IMMENSE FIGURE

WHAT'VITALIZED AIR DOES

MAKE MONEY AT: TRAPPING

CAR HORSES READY FOR WAR

niXLI.NE OP PULPIT INFLUENCE

ASIEniCA.Y CHIVALRY

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FULTON ROUNDLY SCORED BY SECRETARY WILSON

NAPA PREPARES FOR GRAND PARLOR'S MEETING

WOLCOTT'S LOVING CUP FILLED WITH LEMONS

SON OF A MILLIONAIRE KIDNAPED IN HAMBURG

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Work Is Begun on Six-Story Building in Sixth Street

SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD BOY CONFESSES BURGLARIES

HOLY WEEK SERVICES IN CATHOLIC CHURCHES

CARPENTERS SUE UNITED RAILROADS FOR DAMAGES

ORIKXTAI* MAILS

NEW MASONIC TEMPLE IS TO BE BUILT HERE

STAMPED ENVELOPES AND POSTALS REDEEMABLE

XEW THEATRICAL CENTER

SUCCUMBS TO SHOCK CAUSED BY CALAMITY

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Shipping News and Gossip of the Water Front

COAST SHIPPING NEWS

SIIIPriXG IXTKLMfiEXCR

Weather Report/

– Movement* of Steamers

>Un and Tide

COMBINE TWO BIG THEATRICAL CIRCUITS

FOOTPADS OVERLOOK LARGE'SUM OF'MONEY

ROBBER IS IDENTIFIED AS AN EX-CONVICT

Around the Bay

.MERCHANTS TO GIVE, Jt.V.NQIJET

WATER SUPPLY SHUT OKI"

MATTHEW CROW'S WILL MAKES MANY BEQUESTS

FACING A[ MEAT FAMINE

RECOVEIIS STOLEN TEAM

CALIFORNIA MINE DEAL IS BEING INVESTIGATED

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Photos of California's Beauties Pouring In

INDIANS AND MOTHER EARTH

BETTER THAX WEST POINT

GBXERAL GIBES, AT BOSTON

GILLETT POCKETS BILL FOR EXPOSITION HERE

XI3W CHINESE RAILWAY

IN THE GRASP OF DESPAIR

PRIVATEERING LONG RENOUNCED

PRINCE HENRY MAKING A RECORD

Luning Building to Be Finished in August

PALMS TO BE BLESSED AT ST. FRANCIS TODAY

DRUNKEN .MAN FIRES REVOLVER

A aUICK CHANGE

UP THE MATTERHORN BY RAIL

FEET TOO BIG: FOR BUGGY

MARE ISLAND FLUSHER DOES EXCELLENT WORK

I u25a0 u25a0 MACHINERY "IN MEXICO

HEADING. OFF I.AND GRABBERS

INDIAN CURE FOR NEURALGIA

CRADLE 200 .YEARS OLD

BUTTON MATERIAL" WANTED

"Faust" Is Artistically Sung by San Carlo Opera Company

PRISON FOR HARRIMAN BEFORE THE POORHOUSE

BRAZILIANS WANT JAPS

ABOLISH ING DEATH PENALTY

WOMEN INDOORS TOO;MUCH

BUFFALO-ROBES ARE SCARCE

TOO MANY APPLICATIONS FOR MERCHANTS' FEAST

UNIQUE IX SEVERAL WAYS

EVEN A WISE HORSE MAY ERR

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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

31ISCELLANKOUS MARKETS

LOCAL 3IARKETS

THE STOCK MARKET

STOCK AiD BOM) EXCHANGE

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

GLOVES AND LEATHER

JAPANESE REAL ESTATE

DENATURED ALCOHOL

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Changes in Mining Stocks During the Past Week

PRICES OF SECURITIES AGAIN ON THE DECLINE

ODA NIELSEN FETED BY SAN FRANCISCANS

BLASTING BY GRAY BROS. CAUSES MORE LITIGATION

MUSIC AT THE PARK

TIIIEHV STEALS NEEDLEWORK

Volume of the Day's Dealings in Mining Shares Small

EMBEZZLING EX-TREASURER SUFFERS FROM PNEUMONIA

Encouraging Reports From Duluth

SHORTING OF HAY ACUTE AND BIG PRICE OFFERED

WITHDRAWAL OF "SALOMECAUSES A HEAVY LOSS

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DESERT TELEGRAPHERS TELL OF HARDSHIPS

ONE BID IS RECEIVED FOR RAILWAY FRANCHISE

i UXEM.W CHAnGED WTfl THEFT

rnoPESsoR stephesto lectcre

CHINESE SAILORS MAY TAKE LEAVE ON SHORE

I'AI.M SVXDAY SERVICES

Rooms and Uonrd Wnnfrri In Alameda

STRUCK BY CAR AND MAY DIE OF HIS INJURIES

CRUSHED BY :A_V EMSVATOIt

REMOVE HEIGHT LIMIT ON CLASS A BUILDINGS

EA^TERX,;STAR '.TO.ENTERTAIN/u25a0

SILVER. BRICK , MISSIXG

LADIES OF MACCABEES , TO MEET IN: SACRAMENTO

San Francisco Sunday Call Magazine Section.

Masthead

What It Means to Be Known as The Most Beautiful Woman in Chicago

SPORT AND LIFE ON THE LABRADOR COAST

15,000 HORSES WILL BE WORKED TO DEATH IN TWO YEARS

WHICH IS BRAVER IN THE FACE OF SUFFERING AND ANGUISH MAN OR WOMAN?

WHAT DELMAS HAS DONE TO JEROME

HERE IS THE THIRD INSTALLMENT OF PHOTOS IN THE SUNDAY CALL'S GREAT BEAUTY CONTEST

THE NOBILITY OF MEIGGS WHARF

THE TRIUMPH OF MRS SMOOT

AT FIVE O'CLOCK

How to Get Joy Out of a Pipe of Tobacco

THE DAY THE GOODSHIP SAILS AWAY

MORE SUNDAY CALL ARTISTS PICTURE THE CALIFORNIA BEAUTY AS THEY SEE HER

THE BETRAYAL

LATEST PARIS FASHIONS IN COSTUMES FOR EARLY SPRING WEAR

HOW I WRITE MY BOOKS – BY MYRTLE REED, AUTHOR OF "A SPINNER IN THE SUN"

HE GREAT JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION SOME OF THE WONDERS TO BE SEEN SOON WHEN A NEW WORLD'S FAIR OPENS ITS DOORS

THE SUNDAY CALL'S BOOK PAGE

"Running Water"

BOOKS REVIEWED

"The Far Horizon"

Sovereign; Remedy"

"The Gage"

"HoW;Doth.!lie Simple Spelling Bee"

fThe Voice of the Machines"

"The Book of Camping and Woodcraft"

"The East of Asia"

"The Law of Suggestion"

Gossip of Books and People Who • ' MakeiTKem''

HOW TO KEEP THE SHIRT WAIST DOWN

Saved by Waving the Flag

JACK KNEIFF TELLS ABOUT A CIGAR-BOX WATER MILL

JACK KNEIFF MAKES A CIGAR BOX WATER MILL.

FINDS A ROYAL ROMANCE.

ON A RAINT NIGHT.

HISTORY OF POTATO PLANT.

HONEST SALOONKEEPER.

EUCALYPTUS, THE TREE OF WONDERS

San Francisco Call Comic Section.

Masthead

Untitled

The San Francisco Call.

Masthead

CALL'S GOLD CONTEST HUSDERS IN RECORD BREAKING FINISH

SOCIETY

NEWS OF THE CHURCHES

Methodist

Congregationalists

Christian Church

Preachers' Meeting

Roman Catholics

Episcopalians

EDITORIAL PAGE

FRANCHISE GRABBERS MUST PAY THE FULL PRICE

THE SUIT CASE IN CRIME

A CONFLICT OF CIVILIZATIONS

The Cartoonist's Review of the Week

In the Joke World

II L'.M'.SS A IVt-r»T3IK>"T JO; Kl,.T.s

Personal Mention

Answers to Queries

THE INSIDER

Gossip in Railway Circles

NEWS OF THE LABOR WORLD

Cabinet Baths Are the Fad at Paso Robles Springs

Fight for Presidency to Center in Ohio

CONSTANTINO CHATS AND POSES

NEWS OF THE FRATERNAL SOCIETIES

Odd Fellowship

The Druidesses

Druidism

Redmanship

Independent Foresters

American Foresters

Native Daughters

' Juniors and Daughters

Native Sons

Masonic :

Theater to Be Feature of Shriners' Train

Union Square Building to Be Very Ornamental

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