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SEVEN FAIR WOMEN WHO ARE ENTERED IN THE BEAUTY CONTEST

SOCIETY

NEWS OF THE CHURCHES

Methodists

Catholic Church

Episcopalians

The'Bapii&s

Salvation Army

Lutherans

| Congregationalists } *—— ::—_ _ 4.

Missionary Federation

Preachers' Meeting

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EDITORIAL PAGE

PATENT PLANS FOR MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT

MAKING FACES AT THE PRESIDENT

Cartoonist Bwdr's jßeyiewofsW^ek^s News

JENNINGS, THE PEACEMAKER •

Personal Mention

In the Joke World

THE INSIDER

.'. Gossip in Railway Circles .*.

NEWS OF THE LABOR WORLD

RANCHERS REPORT FINE OUTLOOK FOR POTATOES

MUST ISSUE NEW BONDS OR CONSTRUCT OF BRICK

INDIANA MAN MISSING

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COMEDIAN MAHER IS A FORTY-NINER

NEWS OF THE FRATERNAL SOCIETIES

Druidism

The Pythians

Independent Foresters

Lincoln Annuity Union

Redmanship

Woodmen of the World

EasternlStar

Modern Woodcraft

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The San Francisco Sunday Call. MAGAZINE SECTION

EXPEL RUEF IS GRAND TRUSTEE OF NATIVE SONS

GIRL SENDS BULLET THROUGH HER BRAIN

FRENCH TROOPS BOMBARD UPPER GUINEA VILLAGE

INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY

MOONEY EXPOSES POLICE GRAFT IN DETAIL TO JURY

Pretty Ethyle Hergaton's Bravery Saves Her From Brutal Assault

GREAT BRITAIN MAY BE PLANNING A LATIN UNION

LABOR TROUBLES OVER IN TOWN OF GOLDFIELD

ALL MISS CHEVALLIER'S THEFTS WILL BE PAID

DUBLIN'S EXPOSITION BUILDINGS IN DANGER

TO'CHECK-VIOLENT"/ " ; :;';/vSTRIKE:PRjOPAGANDA

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ITALY FORBIDS PEOPLE TO LEAVE FOR PANAMA

SCORES OF AMERICANS BURNED OUT IN MANILA

GERMAN STATESMAN AND JOURNALIST IS COMING

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VIOLENCE FEARED IN SPANISH ELECTIONS

PRESIDENTADDS'TO STONY/;; CREEK NATIONAL FOREST

DlSra ARGED: RAILRpAD;MAN3 } HTRIES^TO WRECK?ATTRAIN

STANDARD^OIL^TRIES-JTp Vvt ': u25a0 INDICTMENTS

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NioSt Representative on the Coaft Is Opened inHp^

COUNCILS OF Y. M. I. WILL ASSEMBLE IN PETALUMA

ALFORD'S WILL IS FILED; ESTATE NOT A LARGE ONE

ANNUAL RALLY OF GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL

TO AMEND BtriL,pi?rG LAWS

WANT LIGHTS, IN. BAT VIEW.

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JUDGE ISSUES WARRANT TO NAB JAKE HOLTMAN

POPULAR SKATING RINK OPENED

JUROR IN THAW CASE TELLS STRANGE STORY

COASTWISE MATES WILL GO ON STRIKE

EARTHQVAKES ,'IN" EUROPE

PREDICTS THE EARLY COMPLETION OF CANAL

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Pretty Town of Napa Is the Mecca of Native Sons of the Golden .West

HITCHCOCK GOES SOUTH TO HELP ROOSEVELT

STRIKERS WILL GET ONLY GALLON OF BEER A DAY

EMBASSADOR LEISHMAN MAKES DIPLOMATIC COUP

BRIDE SEEKS DIVORCE

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Man^Kio Stoles2o,ooo u25a0Etom Bank Will Soon BeTrieaHere

ATTACHMENT LEVIED ON LONDON'S YACHT

Men of San Francisco

RECORD IS BROKEN IN- : TRIAL. AT-BAKERSFIELD

ALL THEATERS TO CONTRIBUTE

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Hines Drives the Kragens From Business They Had Builded

WILL ARREST DAIRYMEN FOR WATERING OF MILK

TRANSPACIFIC MAIL -' -'•. sdHEDULE CHANGED

WILL ERECT BUILDING AT A COST OF $400,000

Tremendous Ladles' Suit Rednctlon

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FILIPINOS CLASH WITH JAPANESE ON STEAMSHIP

KMPEROH. RECEIVES ;TSU&KI

BIG STICK POLICY IS CRITICIZED BY RICHARD OLNEY

TALKS – POLITICS (AXDiFINANCE

CALHOUN PLANS TO BRING MORE STRIKE BREAKERS

Ten Thousand Dollars Goes to Fifty-Two Prize Winners in Gold Contest

Here Are the Final Scores of the Successful Contestants

MANY STORES REDUCED TO ASHES AT WINTERS

CARRIES WATCH TAKEN FROM SAFE AT BYRON

SANTA ROSA MINISTERS AT.WAR WITH COUNCIL

THREE MINES ARE SOLD

YOUTH CONFESSES TO NUMEROUS FORGERIES

WIFE RESENTS SLAPPING BY USING A REVOLVER

ROUGH RIDERS TO HOLD REUNION IN PRESCOTT

BUILDING PERMITS SHOW SANTA ROSA'S ADVANCE

GOLDFIELD GIRL VICTIM OF PECULIAR ACCIDENT

NO: MILITIA FOR.EXPOSITION

Sheerin'a Office u25a0 Laundry

BOLD ROBBER ESCAPES WITH A SACK OF MONEY

RECEIVER FOR OIL* COMPA. 1.

NAVY APPRENTICES COMIXG

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Miss Jane WilsKire B^omes the^^ J. H. PolKemus at a Beautiful Wedding

FOUR HUNDRED ELKS DINE AT THE FAIRMONT

Fort -Mason Is Scene iof "Gay Bajlv and Card I Party

PARAISO SPRINGSTO BE EXTENDED, BY McGOWAN

ANTI JAPANESE LEAGUE DISAGREES WITH ROOT

Excursion to lifclah

FAIRMONT STAFF > SELECTED

SPANISH WAR: VETERANS 53 HOLD ANNUAL ELECTION

CHERRIES ON DISPLAY IN MARKET AT SUISUN

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MILLIONAIRE BRAYSON SAYS HE IS NOT HIDING

CALIFORNIA MAKES BIG GAIN IN POPULATION

RESTAURANT PROPRIETOR .c.c IS 'REPORTED MISSING

WOMAN KNOCKED DOWN AND DRAGGED BY CAR

GROCERS PLAN PICNIC

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Sani Clara College to Stage "Nazareth" Plafoight Overcomes Usual Objections

(four e?s jailed after iilG TOUR AS TRAMPS

MOVINCPICTURE ACTOR KKILLED BY MISTAKE

DAM.4E DOXE DV WINDS

SANTA ROSA GIRL HOME FROM TEXAS, A BRIDE

BENEFITS MARIXE CORPS

RAILROAD EMPLOYE KILLED

WILL TAKE OCEAN TRIP AT GOVERNMENT EXPENSE

DEATH CUAIMS NAPA PIONEER

ORIENTAL PARTY TO BE PILOTED BY AMERICANS

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MRS^^NDERBILT AND u25a0u25a0:, fPARTY TOUR CITYIN^AUTO

LA FOLLETTE , TO BE RARE OCCASION

Dete&ives Fail to Solve the Mystery Surrounding Disappearance of a Child

YOUTHFUL BUT ELUSIVE THIEF CAUGHT BY RUSE

ASSOCIATION DOES MUCH FOR RIVER IMPROVEMENT

SOLICITORS 4.RE IMPOSTORS

STRUCK OX HEAD WITH SHOVEL

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NAVYUMFORM WINS NO SPECIAL RIGHTS

Tlnolnln and lb* Islands

Funston: Assigned to Department Here V^

PETITION THAT WALKER BE DECLARED BANKRUPT

ROOSEVELT NOT HTOORSED

LIGHT STOCK DEALINGS IN NEW YORK MARKET

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PARTY LEADERS FAVOR THE VOTING MACHINES

TEACHERS ARE LOYAL TO DE. MARGARET MAHONEY

NOTED DIVINES WILL PREACH AT CATHEDRAL

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Stanford Relay Team Breaks the American Mile Record

COMMUTERS TAKE ONE MORE FROM PORTLAND

Cardinal's Crack Sprinters w^ Sensational

Some Records, Olidfiarid Ne^

GAME LOGISTILLA WINS TIT FOR TAT HANDICAP

Results to Date

YESTERDAY'S WI.N3KK3

College Eights Will Race for First Time in California

Seventy-Nine High Glass (jollies Entered/ for the Dog Show <.

KANSASVCITY; ATHLETE BREAKS:TWO RECORDS

SACRED HEART HUMBLES LICK ON THE DIAMOND

GAME QUICKLY PLAYED

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND PERSONS WITNESS GAME

Stanford Oarsmen in SpM 'u25a0u25a0*u25a0u25a0•' and Washington University Squads :

I^sUMH^HingiMis Own With A utbniobilc, Asserts Manufacturer of Carriages

PARSONS DISPLAYS HIGH SPEED IN SPRINT EVENT

FAST TIME IS MADE ON LAKESIDE INN SPEEDWAY

SASTaTcIARA 'VICTORIOUS

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Squires Is Ready to Settle Down to Strict Training

—. TWINS ARE TRAINING BURNS

San Francisco Call's Racing Form Chart

CHARLES KERR PASSES AWAY IN BAKERSFIELD

Australian Fighters Impresses the Experts-WhoVmt Him'

HANDICAP AT AQUEDUCT TAKEN BY W. H. CAREY

CRACK TENNIS PLAYERS TO COMPETE AT PARK

N^VY SPRIVTER TO RACE

DESTROYER IS SD7IK

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Compelling Comedy Promised by Lillian Russell in Chambers' "The Butterfly"

SELLS-FLOTO CIRCUS OPENS WITH FULL TENT

GOLDEN GATE YACHTSMEN FORMALLY OPEN SEASON

DREAD AN INVASION BY TROOPS OF THE CZAR

CALIFORXIASS IV ..SEW YORK

FOUND DAZED ON STREET AND DIES AT HOSPITAL

KHAKI VACATION SUITS MAY LEAD TO ARRESTS

NATIONAL CONFERENCE TO DISCUSS THE TRUSTS

WIRELESS. STATION FOR, SITKA

PAYS HIGH TRIBUTE TO ROOSEVELT AND BRYAN

STORM IN COLORADO RELIEVES THE FARMERS

WILDING:.<: WINi; TENNIS TITLE

BISHOP DENIES PERMIT

Hope White Becomes Bride of William V Merrall :

ACTRESS RINGS STOLEN; HOTEL MAID ARRESTED

BLOW SENDS NEVADA GOVERNOR TO FLOOR

WORCESTER TO RETIRE FROM OAKLAND HERALD

LABOR LEADER'S FUNERAL IS HELD IN OAKLAND

BIG TPACT NEAR STEGE WILL BE SUBDIVIDED

LEOPOLD'S JOURNEY TO PARIS AROUSES INQUIRE

fttCTORIA'B/HEALTH GOOD

Detectives Are Unable to Find the Murderer of Marcovich ,7T"VHE discharged waiter who; shot and killed John,-Marcovich J Friday night ha* been identified as Edward Short, vdeserter f from the United States army. The poKce are unable to find any trace of him.

MOROCCO'S SI7LTAX. SULKY

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Changes in Mining Stocks During the Last Week

Hopeful Goldfield Dispatches Keep Prices on the Rise

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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

THE COFFEE TRADE

BASTOR.V MARKETS

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

LOCAL MARKETS

THE STOCK MARKET

STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

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ANGELS CAMP MINES ARE STILL CLOSED DOWN

KBW BANK AT GLENDORA

WHEELER IS^INTRObuCED * | TO^PRESIDENT ROOSEVEbr |

SANTA .• CRUZ POSTAIj SERVICE

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PARK BOWLING GREEN AGAIN IN COMMISSION

CROWN PRINCE OPENS SPORTS EXHIBITION

' DIED

Shipping News and Gossip of the Water Front

COAST SHIPPING, NEWS

SHIPPING INTEIiMGENCH

Memoranda

.Time ] Ball

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Movement* of Steamers

MOBILE MANUFACTURER LOCATES IN THE SOUTH

RESULTS OF THE GAMES ON EASTERN DIAMONDS

LADIES WILL BE GUESTS OF SOUTH END CLUB

LOUIS 1 DONNELLY. IS DEAD

HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC TEAMS AGAIN TO MEET

GRIEF FOR DEAD PROPHET PROMPTS WOMAN'S SUICIDE

RE.il ESTATE TRAXSACTIOXJ

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DELMAS WINS HIS WAY TO FAME IN NEW YORK

BALL. BY NATIVE-SON'S

PRIENDLV" CLUB ' ELECTION

The San Francisco Sunday Call Magazine Section.

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The Viper of Milan

BRINGING THE DEAD TO LIFE A MACHINE THAT CLAIMS THE MIRACLE

SUCCESSFUL ENDING OF THE GREAT QUEST MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMAN CALIFORNIA

IS BEAUTY MOST BEAUTIFUL IN ITS NATURAL CROWN OR MOST BEAUTIFUL BENEATH A WAVING PLUME?

"NAZARETH" THE PASSION PLAY OF SANTA CLARA

u25a0How to Obtain a Patent and'Vs&£W:Gosis

SAN FRANCISCO SOCIETY GIRLS GO IN FOR HIGH BRED DOGS THE BOSTON TERRIER LEADS IN FAVOR

NINE IN A GRAVE SLEEP THE 5000 DEAD OF SANTA BARBARA MISSION

TO-DAY'S FASHIONS OF THE SAN FRANCISCO GIRL AND HER MAMA

JACK KNEIFF'S PAGE.

THE SUNDAY CALL'S BOOK PAGE.

BOOKS REVIEWED – – . u25a0 u25a0u25a0. v: ' u25a0u25a0.

"Tbe Isle of Dreams"

"The Cave Han"

t«elGreaUm^can^Platean"'

••A Sailor of

"Success in Ufa"

''Building Business"

6essip of Boob and People Who Make Then

Books ReceiTed

FAIR DAUGHTERS OF TWELVE INTERIOR COUNTIES OF CALIFORNIA

NINE BEAUTIFUL WOMEN OF SAN FRANCISCO WHO ARE IN THE GREAT CONTEST

EMBROIDERED GOWNS THE LATEST PARIS FASHIONS

WOMEN OF MSHION ARE DOOMED!m?ms^^mtm£./SEWS

Soups fMd^^

CHOOSE BETWEEN BEAUTIES OF FRESNO SAN JOSE STOCKTON SANTA CLARA AND PALO ALTO

IT'S CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME IN JAPAN

The San Francisco Call.

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