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INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY

MAY AVERT STRIKE OF ENGLISH RAILWAY MEN

V. T. lIELI* DIES IX EAST

Figures From The CalVs Blection Guessing Contest:

THIS Is What the Boodl&ts Want

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LIVELY FIGHT IS NEW JERSEY

Heney in His -Speech at North Beach Styles McGowan% Cur and a Liar

Gall Guessing Contest Puts Mayor Taylor in Lead, With McCarthy Running as Second

Watch The Call's Election Bulletins

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Political Meetings Today

Notes of the Campaign and Candidates

PUT OUT SMALL CHECKS

LINCOLN STEFFENS SEES DEFEAT FOR M'GOWAN

FORD JURORS GUARDED WHILE THEY CAST VOTES

LONE HIGHWAYMAN ROBS FIVE HOTELS

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HENEY TO BE DEPOSED IF M'GOWAN IS ELECTED

AUDITOR CROWDED AT BALL OF GAELIC CLUB

Langdon Campaign Closes With Great Meeting

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CLEARING HOUSB REPORT

BUHGLABB ABE OAPTUBED—Wass Irwln

PiqivPOCKET I.« JAILED

EMPTY SEATS GREET RYAN AT DAVIS THEATER

PARADE AND MEETING WILL CLOSE CAMPAIGN

CAL'OHT BY CAR A.YD AUTO

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ONE BLAST COSTS FIFTEEN THOUSAND

TAYLOR STRONG IN HIS SUPPORT FOR LANGDON

Diamonds

BOY FOOTPADS'ARE HELD

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Clearing House to Issue Small Checks to Eke Out Available Supply of Coin

BULL FIGURES AS A BROKER IN POLITICAL JOBS

Native Daughters Unveil Bronze Tablet on Main Deck of Cruiser California

Legal to Lend States Funds on Holidays

Root May Retire From President's Cabinet

BRING -VERDICT OF SUICIDE

MITCHELL GROWS WEAKER.

SANTA CLAR.I TVi^a

Impertinent Question No. 23

SOCIETY

Parisian Women Ransack Rag Bags to Deck Latest Hats

KINNEY'S APPLICATION FOR LIEU LAND DENIED

HOLD SACRED COXCERT

OCCIDENTAL BOAIU) TO MEET

FOURTH CAVALRY LEAVES PHILIPPINES FOR HOME

WANTS PLANS DRAWN FOR NEW FIRE ENGINE HOUSE

SUES UXITED RAILROADS

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EDITORIAL PAGE

Labor's Hope Lies in the Success of tHe Good Government Ticket

GERMAN JUSTICE VINDICATED

MORALS WITH;A LIMIT

NOTE AND COMMENT

Pers6nal Mention

By The Call's Jester

News of the LaboK Organizations

Gossip in ißailway Circles

Conditions in California

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ESTHER RUJAERO, THE WORLD'S ONLY ACTRESSMANAGERESS

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ADELSTEIN OBJECTS TO COMPANY'S EVIDENCE

SUES SOCTHERV PACIFIC

LONDON TIMES TO HAVE COAST CORRESPONDENT

FILES WATER SVSTE3I PLAXS

ARMY OFFICER TO FACE TRIBUNAL AT PRESIDIO

HOXORED BY ASSOCIATES

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Johnson Outclasses Flynn and Wills in Eleventh Round

Scrappy Ball Tossers i Shooed Off Field

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STAXDIXC OF THE CLCBS

Victor Shows All the Qualities of a Champion Fighter

Will Not Rest Until He Has Conquered Burns

Stanford Varsity Team Defeats^ Vancouver in Rugby Game

Praises Both Victor and Loser in Combat

Glad He Gave the Fans Run for Their Money

Santa Rosa Athletes Defeat Rivals

All Is in Readiness for Opening of Winter Racing Season

Brookdale Nymph Is First All the Way

Little Lighter Shows Way to the Wire

Lady Nell First in Trotting Event

YACHTSMBN TO CLOSE SEASO.V

Track in Fine Shape for Opening Day

Owen Moran's Visit^ Will Help Boxing

HEXRY WINS AT TENXIS

t ; r^ •? Frank Hobson Victor in Tennis Tourney

Auiomobilists Musi Sound the Horn

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California and Stanford Rugby Squads Seem Evenly Matched

Both Varsity Teams Are in Good Form for Big Football Game

FACULTY TEAM ItOITED

JIL' JITSU CIIAMIMOX HERE

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Fast Player Signed for Angel Team

Transportation Club Nine Victorious

Darkness Ends Game With Score a Tie

Athletes to Compete on Clark Field

Oakland Elks Defeat Alameda Brethren

Farmer Captures an "Insane" Athlete

San Francisco Girls Win at Basket Ball

STATE LEAGUE BASEBALL

BRYAN "BOOSTS" BASEBALL

PRIXCETON BEATS CARLISLE

California Track Men Win the Honors

Stubborn Contest on Bowling Green

NAVAL SURVEY BOARD . MAKES RECOMMENDATION

Academic Season Is t Hearing a Close

The Wolf Captures Coursing Cup ,

MAYOR 3UY GO OX THE STAGE

Local Soccer Season Well Under Way

BREWERY FOR REDDI.VG v

VISTOUY FOR ST. VIIS'CEN'T

TUCOMA PLANS LARGEST BUILDING IN THE WORLD

THIRTY DAY TIME CHECKS HELD VALID BY COURT

SUES TO BREAK COAL COMBINE IN COLORADO

harry nonnast sends ;;:'"£'post card to father

TWO NEGRO, PRISONERS LYNCHED IN ALABAMA

STATE PAYS STAGE LINKS

TO ATTACK THE GERMAN RECIPROCITY AGREEMENT

MISS GRACE DOLLAR BECOMES MRS. 'DICKSON

mayor"uses ax on gate TO FENCED IN RIVER BED

CONFESSION OF CZOLGOSZ LOST IN INCENDIARY FIRE

FIXDS ISSUE LEGAL

Bargain* la Dianondi,

ROOSEVELT IS URGED TO CALL EXTRA SESSION

AID GIVEN TO BEGGAR BRINGS HANDSOME REWARD

MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE TO EMPLOY WOMEN USHERS

VIOLATORS OF SUNDAY CLOSING LAW INDICTED

FALLS FROM EXCURSION TRAIN AND DIES SOON

GRASS VALLEY'S MAYOR – TENDERS RESIGNATION

SUBURBAN RESORT IS PROVIDED WITH CANNON

CAI.IFORXIAXS IX XEW YORK

GREENE AIDS COMPANY

FINDS TREASURE SHIP EMBEDDED IN SAND

GOVERNMENT CHARTERS STEAMERS IN SCOTLAND

POLICE STILL LOOKING FOR ACTOR HITCHCOCK

EAST HIGHLAND ORANGES ARE NOW READY TO PICK

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IVII.L JOIX rORTtXES

BANK ROE3ER DALTON IS PARDONED BY GOVERNOR

BLUE EYES BIG AN INDIAN BLACK ONES

TAKE OFF VALLBJOTRAIX

CLAIRVOYANT DIRECTS SEARCH FOR TREASURE

SHIP SUBSIDY MEN MAY HOLD UP WATERWAY BILL

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES WILL REMAIN AT POSTS

TELLS FARMERS HOW TO FIGHT PEACH BLIGHT

DUXSMUIR ROAD OPEX

SUIT IS SETTLED OUT OP COURT

TO TURN RIVER INTO BIG BEND POWER TUNNEL

COURT FREES SANTA ROSAN WHO FLED WITH CHILDREN

CHI**KSG STOSTB 3TISSIOX

PROMOTER IS ACCUSED OF PASSING BAD DRAFT

WOXDERFTJIi ACTIVITY ', OP STORK

CROWDED ELECTRIC CAR COLLIDES WITH A TRAIN

RGPVBLICA>B TO BANQUET

Gas Bills Reduced

SECURING ADAMS JURY AT SPOKANE SLOW WORK

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News of the Four of the Counties Bordering On th Bay

PHOTOGRAPHERS ELECT OFFICERS AND BANQUET

CONTROVERSY AT STANFORD OVER SORORITY RUSHING

JOAQUIN MILLER PLANS TRIP TO THE ORIENT

YOUNG LAD IS SEVERELY INJURED BY VICIOUS DOG

I-OSES A DIAMOMJ RIXG

• FORM TWO REALTY KIR SIS

Society in Cities Across the Bay

.DISFIGURE SCHOOL BUI^DIXG

GERMAN WOMEN PREPARE FOR THEIR CHARITY BALL

EDITOR LEVY RECOVERS FROM FLYPAPER SMEARS

BLAMES WILD REVELS ON NOTORIOUS ALAMEDA GANGi

SAN FRANCISCAN LANDS IN JAIL IN OAKLAND

CHARGES AGAINST DUTTON MAY BE DISMISSED

TUNNEL ROAD ROBBER FACE EIGHT VICTIMS

JOHN CURTIS IS SORRY HE KILLED HIS SON

ALAMEDANS TO AID IN FIGHT AGAINST SMELTER

REPORTS ''BROTHER MISSING

TWO "ZAZAS" ALTERNATE IN OAKLAND PLAYHOUSE

STUDENTS TO GIVE PLAY

PASTOR.TAKES TWO CHURCHES

CITY GETS PARK LANDS

AFFAIRS OF UNIVERSITY FARM ARE ION GOOD SHAPE

BERKELEY DAIRYMEN RAISE PRICE OF MILK

VARSITY MINSTRELS HIT FACULTY IN STAGE SKITS

STi'DEXTS WARNED TO "SMOKE UP"

BERKELEY GARDENER AS RIVAL OF BURBANK

THROWS ENGINE FROM TRACK TO AVOID CRASH

HARVEST FESTIVAL OPENS j AMID BLAZE OF COLOR

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INTERURBANS CRASH AND NINE ARE HURT

POLICE SAVE HINDUS FROM MOB'S THREATS

FAILS TO SUPPORT HIS TWO MINOR CHILDREN

FRENCH ALLIANCE TO GIVE • y TWO PARISIAN PLAYLETS

TO GET (500,000 MOKE

FINANCIAL WEEK ENDS IN PERIOD OF CALM

Army and Navy Orders Issued c Transferring Numerous Officers

CALIFORNIA COMPANY IS GIVEN TIME TO COMPLY

SUNDAY CLOSING NOT FAVORED BY COUNCIL

ONE LEGGED BIGYCLIST HAS AN EXCITING RIDE

MONEY IS STOLEN FROM – RESIDENCE OF A TANNER

FEDERAL AND STATE AID TO IMPROVE WATERWAYS

TAKES POISON FOR_vCOUGH DROPS

Spinners' Reception to Mrs^iAiherton Very ' Brilliant Affair

TWO BADLY INJURED IN COLLISION OF CARS

HARRIMAN CUTS WAGES OF GANGS TEN PER CENT

ESTATE OF THOMAS BELL BRINGS SUIT FOR $7,375

JAPAN OBSERVES EVENT T AS A NATIONAL HOLIDAY

STUDENT SMITH FALLS WITH HIS AEROPLANE

TEACHERS OPPOSE MARKET ON SCHOOL BOARD LAND

REAGAN SUES OLDER . 'FOR $100,000 DAMAGES

REVEALS GOLD

Sacred Heart Student Players to Give Three More Performances of "Pied Piper"

Enid:,---.. Brandt, i Pianist, Gives Exhibition of Ripening Art

A'ote No

IJEXOUAXED AS A FRAUIJ

MAN Y'ISTREETS?>REPAIRED I BY-THE BOARD OF,WORKS

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PIONEER PRINTER DIES AFTER A BRIEF ILLNESS

WILL COMMEMORATE HER ADVENT ON THE STAGE

REBUILDING CHURCHES

BATTLE AT THE POLLS IN TWELVE STATES

WANTS PROMISSORY NOTE HE SIGNED" CANCELED

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Shipping News and Gossip of the Water Front

COAST SHIPPING NEWS

A'EWS OF THE OCEAN*

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE}

Weather "• Report

Movements) of Steamers

gun and Tide

Time Ball

V. S. Branch Hydrosraphlc Offlce

Ulemorandn

CAMPAIGN IS EXCITING IN EASTERN STATES

.KILLED BY DYNAMITE

NAVY OFFICIALS ANNOUNCE PLANS FOR THE CRUISE

MAN DECLARED LEGALLY i DEAD CLAIMS PROPERTY;

OAKLAND BANKS NORMAL

Wins Fame Abroad by Chance

SAN' RAFAEL CLEANS HOUSE

MITttPHVS WOUXDS PROVE FATAL

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The Call's Page of Commercial News

EASTERN MARKETS

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

SIISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

LOCAL MARKETS

THE STOCK MARKET

STOCK A.YD BOND EXCHANGED

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. RBAIi ESTATE TRAXSACTIOXS

Changes in Mining St^eks^Hl^sMVeek

Sagging of Southern Nevada Shares Is More Marked

LEAGUE OF THE CROSS BAND TO GIVE CONCERT

MUSIC IS THE PARIt

SUPERTISORS-'ARiS; INVITED

PUGILIST VIDO IS NOT MUCH OF A MECHANIC

MAKE NEW OFFERS FOR PLAYGROUND SITE

STRIKE BREAKERS HELD FOR FIRING FUSILLADE

BICYCLE IS RETURNING TO FAVOR: IN THE CITIES

HAWAIIAN SOCIETY. BANQUET

JAPANESE TO CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY OF THE MIKADO

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NEW. TIME SCHEDULE FOR V TRANSCONTINENTAL . MAIL

GERMAN SINGING CLUBS – ; WILL;GIVE BIG CONCERT

SAYS WIPE DESERTED H*3l

TEACHERS RECEIVE SALARIES

The San Francisco Sunday Call. Magazine Section.

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THE MAIDEN VOYAGE OF THE INSANIA

TERRORS OF TWO STOWAWAYS IN THE SUEZ CANAL

OLD PHOTOGRAPHS

THE SWASTIKA THE MOST WIDLY DIFFUSED SYMBOL IN THE WORLD

THE RUNAWAY SEALS OF THE LAKE CHABOT

"THE LOUVRE OF THE WEST"

SERGEANT FOYLE

WHEN THE GRAFTERS WOULD HAVE HANGED

FLUFFY RUFFLES

HINTS FOR THE HOME DRESSMAKERS

Notes for the Sewing Room.

Woman Who Sews Can Dress WellatSmallExpensew

Making a Standing Collar and Pattern.

Sailor Suits the Vogue for Older Girls.

WHAT DOGS CAN DO ON THE POLICE FORCE

How an Exquisite Imitatibn of a. F^ea.l F^arl Is Made

RARE PHOTOGRAPHS OF OLD SAN FRANCISCO

BOOK PAGE OF THE SUNDAY CALL

BOOKS REVIEWED

•The Heart Line"

"The Ad?enturer"*

i"Tne Tents ot Wickedness"

"The Japanese JVation in Evolution"

"Songs of the iverage Man"

"BisOwnPeople':

"The Bible as Good Reading" .

and Victory"

Out West for October

Gossip of Books and People Who Hake ta

Books Received

DRESSING THE HAIR WITHOUT A HAIR PIT

ART POINTS FOR USE OF CRYSTAL

THE SPOILERS

WHERE THERE'S NO BOTHER ABOUT RAILROAD LAWS AND REBATES

The San Francisco Call. Comic Section.

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