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Cannery Employes Fight With Knives to Reach Exits Terrific Powder Explosions Rock Bay Cities

FEDERAL AGENT IS DESERTED BY HANDSOME WIFE

INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY

ANDERSON WILL REMAIN CHIEF SAYS REPORT

Army Officer Exposes Graft in Phiiippities

Bis)i^:la|ds Plati/to Sendftrsbipsjfiere

in Motorcar Wreck

and^recksßoiises

Two Men KiUed in Blowup at Giant Works

WORKERS IN FEAR OF A QUAKE

jl^Mneiit Question No. 13

MAYOR OVERTON SEEKS DAUGHTER WHO ELOPED

Captain and Pilot Go to Sleep; Boat Sinks *

Officials FeapSpread of Fever in Cuba

OPPENHEIMER DESPISES LIFE, YET WOULD SAVE IT

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Republican Delegates Insist Upon Nomination of Ryan

TAFT ASKS NEW STATE TO SUPPORT ROOSEVELT

SOCIALISTS IN SYMPATHY WITH W. D. HAYWOOD

CHINESE EMPRESS IS NOT ILK,

ELECTION COMMISSION AT WAR OVER MACHINE

;'; STwilJUj BORE FOR Oil*

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KEYMEN HOPE TO END STRIKE WITHIN WEEK

ROOT AT HEALTH FARM GAINING POUND A DAY

CABRERA} FREES

JAPANESE BOYCOTT ALL FOREIGN STEAMSHIPS

LEADING WOMAN OF CITY DISGRACED BY RELATIVE

BISHOP IS THRKATEXED

HOPE FOR EXTO3IBED WJSS CO>3

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Christins Nielsen to Appear at Alcazar in "Peggy Machree" Tomorrow

WORK ON INTERURBAN LINE NEARS COMPLETION

CALrroßXiAxs i?r xbw york

EFFORT TO TAKE REDWOOD GROVE ANGERS SONOMANS

BRITISH BATTLESHIP LAUNCHED

COUNTY ASSESSOR WARD IS SUMMONED BY DEATH

AUTO SUPPLY SHOPS IN NEW YORK ARE HARD HIT

NAPA VALLEY CARS AHBJVE

COADJUTOR IS XAMED

PROMI3TEXT BAXKER DIES

OPEN SAX DIEGO LIJTO

FRUIT GROWERS LIABLE TO SUFFER BIG LOSSES

HINDU!S ; ABRIVB ATj NAPA

PLAN; POWERFUL'WAR: ON u25a0 FAKE'MINING COMPANIES

3IBASLES i FOLLOW. WEDDIXG

THE HAGUE CONFEREES DISCUSS ARBITRATION

JO CKGY REIFF'S 810 SALARY

STOCKTPN TO CUT FIGURE AT •;IRRIGATION- CONGRESS

KAISER GREETS AMERICANS

RELIC BURSTS j CHILDREN HCTFIT

MACHINISTS MAY STRIKE

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Transient Sheep Bands Driven From Sierra by the Fighting Rangers

FOREST SERVICE WILL TEST VALUE OF WOODS

STATE FARM NEABLT READY

RAILROAD MUST OBEY IiAAV

HONOR SA3T; FRAXCISCO BAXKER

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DETECTIVES ON TRIAL OF RANCHER'S PRETTY WIFE

OGDEN CHOIR TO SING THE "IRRIGATION ODE"

SENSATIONAL LAWLEY PARTITION SUIT ENDS

MACHINISTS OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC WILL NOT STRIKE

UNIVERSAL PEACE CONGRESS r DISCUSSES PHILIPPINES

AGBD : MAX KILI^KD BY TRAIN

STAKING OUT POWER LINE ROUTE IN THE NORTH

PLAOUB3 OF ARMY WORMS OVER

GOVERNMENT TO BUILD HOMES FOR THE RANGERS

SAYS LAWYER HASSETT IS ROBBING ESTATE

OPPOSED TO MILITIA COMPACT

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OAKLAND COUNCILMEN GRAND JURY WITNESSED IN TELEPHONE INQUIRY

Tea; Days of. Sport at Hotel Del – Monte

WAJfTS STREET 'REPAIRED

Tahoe Excuralon--f9.00

ACCUSED OF CONCEALING GOODS FROM CREDITORS

ST. ROSE PARISHIONERS PLAN HOLIDAY FROLIC

Excursion to Cap!tola Heights

GIRL'S DEATH XATCBAI*

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Louis Schoenberg Amasses Fortune by Robbing the Public Through the Lottery Trust Fraud Used by Millionaires to Draw Riches From Pockets of the Poor

MILLIONAIRE LOUIS SCHOENBERG, who for 20 years has tried to conceal; his connection with crime while lording it over his fellow men "with most prevailing tinsel," : created and is the head of the local lottery trust With him are associated Louis Metzger, DaVld Bibbero and Harry Lesser. They have an absolute monopoly of the business' of robbing the public through the agency of little green slips of paper,with thinly plated goldenbait held up as "the,capital prize." u25a0,--:-:u25a0.-.u25a0 *;:J. Quartet of Lottery Kings Boldly Operating Game in This City

Prof. Triggs Divorced by Foot of Woman

JudgejLasdis Is 111 as Result of Overwork

wlwiK ilwC>s JLwdVlllg d Shortage of $20,000

SOCIETY

NEWS OF FRATERNITIES

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EDITORIAL PAGE

JAPANESE LABOR AT HOME

BETTER SHOOTING SNIPE

THE COMPLETE HERO

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TOTE AND. COMMENT

Personal Mention

The Insider

Gossip in Railway Circles

V. Answers to .Queries .'.

Qpnditlpris in California

LANGHORNE-HAMMOND NUPTIALS CELEBRATED

NEW REGULATIONS FOR MAILING POSTCARDS

TRAXSPACIFIC SCHEDULE

SALT JttERGKR FORMED

Milan Company Which Will Open at the Chutes Next Saturday Has Repertory of Forty Operas

SUES UMTED RAILROADS

CLAIMS DAMAGES FOR FINGERS

NO MORE SUSPENSIONS FOR POSTAL CARRIERS

POWER COMPAXY INCORPORATES

MAY START FACTORIES TO HOLD FRUIT LABOR

Snltan Turkish Baths

TENEMENT LAW APPLIES TO APARTMENT HOUSES

NATIVE SOXS* IXSTAIAATXO?!

AX ETELVI.G AT HOJfH

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"JOE" GRISMER DISCUSSES GRAFT DRAMA

Admission Day at San Jose Will Be Celebrated on Great Scale

ANSWERS HUSBAND WITH* EVEN GRAVER CHARGES

Bxcnrnion to Hotel Del Moiire

Concerning I^fitbor LJniipris

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Californian Boxers Make Strong Bid For Championships

Seals Make Spurt in Eighth Inning and Pull Game Out of Fire

RESULTS OF GAMES i

STABBING OF THE CLUBS

SAN FRANCISCO PLAYERS WIN TENNIS DOUBLES

MISS MEYER yiCTORIOXJS/' . ON LINKS/AT/DEL" MONTE

BALLGAMK AT, REDWOOD

Trio of Important Titles Hang in the Balance Fending Decision of Queensberry Bouts

STOVER'S COLORS FIRST IN TWO OF THE RACES

FOOTBALLMEN ARE READY ' FOR THEIR SEASON'S ,WORK

LACROSSE AT SAX MATEO

j THTVU PJUAY AT MOrSTTAIX XXEW

A Muskoday Defeats Good Field and Wins Club Members' Handicap

SPEEDY FIREBALL GIVES TALENT GREAT SURPRISE

NEALON RUNS SECOND IN SARATOGA CUP RACE

FAST HARNESS HORSES ENTERED AT VALLEJO

The Call's Form Chart of Races at Petaltima

Equestrian Sports and Pastimes Find Favor at Present (Throughout All America ,

DOLPHIN CLUB OARSMEN TO RACE AT SAN DIEGO

TO FORCE MOTOR BOATS TO CARRY LICENSED PILOTS

SCCDTTISH BOWLERB>PLAY . > INTEREiSTING MATCHES

STATA LEAGUE BASEBALL

Eastern Turfmen Getting Ready 'for the Emery^

DR. J. R.. HAYNES HERE TO ADVOCATE THE. RECAij.

Del Monte Links Will Lure Many Golfers During Coming September Holidays

HUNTERS' LICENSE LAWS PRAISED BY OFFICIALS

MRS. YERKES-MIZNER IS GRANTED A DIVORCE

Monterey's Qolfing Colony Is Unusually Large This Season

ALAMEDA ELKS DEFEAT TEAM FRQM GARDEN CITY

CLASHES IX DRIVERS' STRIKE

FISH DECISION. PLEASES

PETER STERLING RUNS AWAY FROM GOOD FIELD

TILLMAN HOLDS GLOOMY VIEW OF SAN FRANCISCO

MONITOR WYOMING BEING FITTED AS OIL BURNER

Daring Motorist Plows Through the Deep Snow to Summit of the Sierra Nevada Mountains

LONG'S REGENT VICTORY BRIGHTENS HIS CHANGES

BAD WEATHER MARS PRINCE'S DAY AT NEWPORT

HAWAIIAN YACHTSMEN TO BUILD NEW RACER

SAN FRANCISCO MAN'S DEATH SUISUN MYSTERY

NEW YORK NATIONALS PLAY ERRORLESS GAME

STRANGE WOMAN TRIES TO SEE THE PRESIDENT

GAME LAW VIOLATORS ARE BEING PROSECUTED

JEALOUS WOMAN, AIDED BY BOY, KILLS CONDUCTOR

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News of Counties About San Francisco Bay

Knights Templar and Two Thousand People Attend Exercises at Laying of Cornerstone of New Polytechnic High School

DIEjP OF AILMENT DOCTOR WAS UNABLE TO DIAGNOSE

CALLMAN PREFERRED

SUBJUGATED HUSBAND IS WEARY; SEEKS DIVORCE

DEPORTED AFTER LYING IN JAIL FOR MONTHS

YACHT CLUB HOUSE SINKS

TO OBSERVE COMET

HENRY KAHN, PROMINENT MERCHANT, PASSES AWAY

pciery in Lines Across tke Bax

Aged Santa Barbaran Bereft of Wife Seeking His Two Absent Sons

GREAT THRONG ATTENDS PICNIC OF ST. JOSEPH'S

WOMAN TELLS STRANGE v STORY TO THE POLICE

COMPANIES INCORPORATED

WOMA N – SENT TO ASTLUM

MF.THODISTS'. RALLY DAY

REAL ESTATE DEALER CAPTURED AS DISTURBER

THREE WOMEN" ROBBED OF WATCHES BY PICKPOCKETS

SCTILLT WOMAN 15 CELL

WATCHMAN STRUCK BY TRAIN

RAILROAD MEN MAY STRIKE

STRIKER'S ARM BROKEN

REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

GIRL GOES OUT FOR WALK GARBED IN MAN'S CLOTHES

3IOTORMAJT SHOOTS AT BOYS

SACRAMENTO DEFEATS STOCKTOX

EIGHT BOATS, 15 FIOTILL.

NOEL .VA.MED FOR GOVERXOB

FOUR KILLED IX WKECK

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Barlinpme Woman's Club Street Garni^^ Confetti9Fine Gowns, Candy and Laughter on lantern=Lit Midway

LITTLE GIRL STRUCK AND DRAGGED BY CAR

MRS. DELPHENA YERBY ELUDES HER PURSUERS

AGED TENDER OF THE BAY FARM BRIDGE DIES

PIOJVEER: MILLER D.IES

TO HOLD CHURCH PIC.MC

MRS. W. J. PATTOSIEN IS GRANTED DIVORCE

ST. EDWARD'S PARISH PLANS BIG CELEBRATION

BETTER MAY BETRAY FUGITIVE

GOOD TBMPUBS ; MEET

CHI3TKSB SLAYER ,IX HILLS

TO FINISH WORK BEFORE WOMAN IN JAIL IS FREED

BUSINESSMENTS CARNIVAL " OPENS-WITH FOUR FIGHTS

DREDGER IN LAKE MERRITT WILL FILL-IN iPARK SITE

COLORED REVIVAUSTS MEET

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Relics of Fulton and His Clermont Are Sent to French Exposition

HEAVY ELECTRIC STORM VISITS YREKA DISTRICT

I PROPOSES QUARANTINE AGAINST IMPORT CATTLE

RUSSIA AND JAPAN AGREE

SUSPECTED MURDERER IS CAUGHT IN MEXICO

Charge of a Conspiracy

PANAMA FORCE REDUCED

Dinlnff . Car Service

CHICAGO WOULD GIVE THE BIG STICK A REST

TJWIVERSITY TO REOPEN

At the Summer Resorts

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Shipping News and Gossip of the Water Front

COAST SNIPPING NEWS

SHIPPIX6 IXTBUJCEXCB

Weather Report

Moveniectß of Steamers

*** Him and Tide

Time Ball

V. S. nrnnch Hj drosrrajiliic Offlcc

FORTY HOURS'j DEVOTION AT ST: VINCENT DE PAUL'S

HOUP LA! CIRCUS WILL BE HERE FOUR DAYS

GOVERNMENT IGNORES INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE

j Swdish Tabefnacla Will Be Dedicated Todapand

ELOPERS WAIT FOR THE BLESSING OF GIRL'S PAPA

FATALLY I.VJURED BY CAR

PACIFIC UNION MEMBERS TO RECEIVE FAIRBANKS

FOBnsTEn.x HOLD MEETIXG

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CAR STRIKES WAGON AND MAN AND BOY ARE HURT

TI3IELY IXPORMATIOV

ALLEGED THIEF CAUGHT

BUFFEY RESIGNS FROM THE WORKS BOARD AND MAYOR NAMES CASEY

EMPLOYES "RECEITE" PAY

SAY SEWER IS CLOGGED

WANTS SPUR" TRACK

PICICPOCKETS SENTEXCED

Bother Wisffler,^ell"Knwn^ His StuaiesiUnder;Masters in Geneva and<Paris

MASTER OF TUG WIZARD REBUKED BY BERMINGHAM

RUNAWAY, ENDANGERS, MAKY

FORGER' CAUGHT XX, BANK

BOY JUMPS BOARD BILL

SCHOLARLY.; PRIESTaTO PREACH

PRIZEFIGHTERS MANAGER CAPTURED THROUGH RUSE

JUDGMENT BY: DEFAULT AGAINST THE HELVETIA

ATTACKED'BY THTTG

DENTISTS ARRESTED

NATIVE SONS PROBING INTO THE GRAFT CASES AND WILL ACT SOON

Genteel Employment

BALLOOX ASCEXBION TOD4Y

MAYORtTO VISIT CHURCH

BAJTKRCPTOT ; PEJTTTIOXB

MONEY NEEDED FOR RAILROAD I

Diamonds

VETERANS TO CO TO EITREKA

Klamath Falls and Return—SIIKOO

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WORK-OF BUILDING NEW ROAD TO BE COMMENCED

WANT:GOyERNMENTr;TO^ ; IMPROVE PEARL HARBOR

AUTO yVViECKVICTIoi DIBS

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CALIFORNIA OIL OUTPUT AIDS NORTHERN COALMEN

CORTELYOU'S PLAN IS PRAISED BY RIDGLEY

FEDERATION BOARD ASKS FOR STRINGENT LAWS

ENGLISH inOOmSTS TTTf

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The Call's Page of Commercial News

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

KASTERX MARKETS

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADES

MISCELIiAXEOUsfitfAiIKETS

LOCAL MARKETS

THE STOqK MARKET

STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

REAL ESTATE TR.4.XSACTTOXS

DAMAGE SUIT FOLLOWS " AUTOMOBILE COLLISION

SOCIAL TO HELP A CUVRCK

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EUROPEANS IN FEZ IN DANGER OF MASSACRE

VALLEJO WATER POISONED; ONE DYING, SEVENTY ILL

Tit OIICAMZB >KV ABHIB

FIBE DKSTROVS A*HOSPITAL

CLASSIC DRAMA HAS A REVIVAL IN THIS CITY

FOUR MEN ARE SHOT IN A BOX CAR HOLDUP

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EXPEXSIVEi SEWER WORK

Changes in Mining Stocks for the Last Week

ENEMIES OF DIAZ ARE NOT TO BE PROSECUTED

SCOUTS PLAN BASIS OF JAPANESE ARMY STORY

TO' IX^nEASE; SCOtJT- FORCE

Uncertainty of the Labor Situation Causes Slump in Consolidated

FRANCE WILL RENEW ITS ATTACK ON THE CHURCH

GATES VISITS ENGLISH RACES

SAYS PLOT AGAINST CZAR IS WORK OF SOCIALISTS

DOCUMENT, CLERK DEAD

The San Francisco Sunday Call Magazine Section.

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THE SPOILERS

HOW AND WHY I SWAM SAN FRANCISCO BAY TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO

WHAT CHRISTIANITY HAS DONE FOR THE PHILIPPINES

SHALL THE GOVERNMENT CREATE ANOTHER HOLLAND?

A Haven for Girls Who G to Paris to Study

EIGHTEEN NEW SUBMARINES FOR UNCLE SAM

Aetbrs IRrequ^m^

A Winter Resort

JAPAN'S "MOUNTAIN OF FAT AND MUSCLE" TO VISIT AMERICA

The Making of Delicate Watth Crystals

Vineyard of Palo Prteta

THE VINEYARD OF PALO PRIETA

GOWNS SEEN ON VAN NESS AVENUE

HINTS FOR THE HOME DRESSMAKERS

ELABORATE GOWNS FOR SPEGIAL^GGASIONS.

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SHAWLS AND OTHER TOIAIS FOR{M&ss^Wsmk

SEWING ROOM NOTES.

WHAT ARE OUR IMMIGRANTS WORTH IN DOLLARS AND CENTS?

XATIVTTT OF IMMIGRANTS

TENTH INSTALLMENT OF RARE PHOTOGRAPHS OF OLD SAN FRANCISCO

BOOK PAGE OF THE SUNDAY CALL

BOOKS REVIEWED

•The Traitor"

"John Kendry!s Idea"

"Satan Sanderson'

"The United States and Its People"

•Fenelon: The Mys«c''

"Wyciiffe^The Morning Star"

"John Huss: the Witness"

"Written and Oral Comdosition"

Gossip of Books and Peoole Who Maka Them

HERE'S JUST THE WAY TO DO IT

AN ISLAND OF BACHELOR BLESSEDNESS YOUTHFUL OLD AGE

TO JERUSALEM BY WAY OF AMERICAN FARMS

The San Francisco Call.

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