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HIGHER UPS BONDS ARE IN DANGER

AIME. MODJESKA WILL * PUBLISH STORY OF-^2

INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY

MURPHY WINCES AS BLAKE TELLS OF JURY FIXING

AFRICAN TRIP DETAILS GIVES BY PRESIDENT

Collier Prometheus Glides Into Water

CHARGES FRAUD IN NAT GOODWIN CO.

H AMMERSfEIN'^ND'TENQR 'l FIGHT

SIMON IS WELCOMED AT PORT AU PRINCE

GIANT SHIP TAKES HER MAIDEN DIP

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Gift Hiij intr

NAVY DEPARTMENT PRAISES WORK OF MARE ISLAND YARD

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CORONER WILL HOLD INQUEST IN BAIRD CASE

DEVELOPMENTS IN CONTEST FOR THE ESTATE OF BAIRD

FOUR FOUND WITH HEADS SPLIT OPEN WITH AX

GIRL IN BATTLE FOR MOTHER'S LIFE

BARGE DISAPPEARS WITH CREW IN SEA

PEARL HARBOR TO BE REPAIR STATION

MANY BIDS MADE FOR CANAL BONDS

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ERKINS TO HEAD ONE COMMITTEE

ERRY CHRISTMAS" IS GREETING TO VOYAGERS

fANESE PRIEST FACES EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE

D. Easter Doran, Who Will Appear in Operetta Cast

SALVADOR REVOLT QUICKLY CHECKED

MACOMBEn-WALL WEDDIXG

CLEVER STUDENTS TO PRESENT PLAY

SEMINARY HAXOBALI, COURT ,

HENEY IS GUARDED AT COUNTRY PLACE

Important to Glass Wearer*

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I.SA.MTV ORDERS 3IADE

FALL FROM STREETCAR KILLS MRS. J. N. DAVIS

MINING CONGRESS ELECTS OFFICERS

PEXIIYSUIiA' HOSPITAL SITE

PRESIDENT ORDERS SMELTER INQUIRY

BnOTHERS TO ADOPT GIRI.S

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RULING IS FOOLISH, SAYS CLUBWOMAN

AGED MAN FOUND DEAD WITH REVOLVER BY SIDE

ELKS'; CHRISTMAS SHOW • WILL BE BIG SUCCESS

ISLAIS * CHEEK OAMPAIGX

j Californians on Travels

MIS E. SCHILLING ENGAGED, 'TIS SAID

E. A. McFARLAND LEAVES^ SOUTHERN PACIFIC EMPLOY

JAPANESE FIGHT FOR WHITE GIRL'S LOVE

Armyjand -: Navy Orders

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OFFICER GAINED A FINE NAVAL RECORD

CRASH KILLS MOTORAIAN ON SEATTLE ELECTRIC CAR

BROTHERS SUED FOR LOT AND SWINDLE ALLEGED

BANK WRECKER BROWN BROUGHT FROM PRISON

Special' Trains; <oj, Tan fora n Account .u25a0u25a0'.u25a0.; , . Automobll* Racea ....-,; ;

Rear Admiral Coghlan, Who Died Suddenly of Apoplexy

LOCAL FIRM LIKELY TO GET CONTRACTS

PROTESTS' AGAINST IMMUNITY FOR FORGER

URGE IMPROVEMENT FOR STATE RIVERS

FINAL BORE MADE IN BECK WITH,PASS TUNNEL

CAPTAIN SENDS NEWS OF WEDDING

FINANCES OF STATE ARE VERY STRONG

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DUNPHY DIVORCE CASE TO REOPEN

3IGAMIST SENTENCED TO FIVE YEARS IN PRISON

RAILROAD MUST PAY FOR TRAINMEN'S DEATHS

TOM A LTV RELEASED O.V BAIL

DEI'KXD SCIENCE OP ASTROLOGY

I'OH EF.ITBEIIS' DAY CELEBR.ITIOX

FAKE GASMAN* STEALS

£a<urda;jr~an«l,. Sunday* Auto RaccW-ai

Mlle. Gertrude Tryone, Who Will Be Heard in Recital

GIFTED SINGER TO BE HEARD TUESDAY

Forced to Vacate

TESTIMONIAL FOR NOTED SONGSTRESS

Soren.ien Co.V Mark

•; 'SELLS MXFKRIOR.JIIUC

Mme.tßlaii&^^/Singer, W|igms^SpegaJ^^

BEAUTY AS SCIENCE MME. YALE'S THEME

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GOING TO CEMENT NORTH AND SOUTH

REALTY COMMITTEES WILL MAKE REPORTS

CALIFORNIA KERAMIC CLUB WILL EXHIBIT

OWL. ORGAXIZER ARRESTED

CIRCUIT COURT MEETS MOXD A V

FREE; DEAFNESS CURE

GUARDSMEN MUST CARE FOR PROPERTY

Do Ton Want $5.00?

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MYSTERY OF BOAS' DEATH NOT SOLVED

MUSICIAN FACES CHARGE OF PASSING BAD'CHECKS

NARROW I>CAPE OV WORKMAN'

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Dramatic News The San Francisco Call

This Week's Attractions

BLANCHE STODDARD AT HOME

LOUIS JAMES PLAYS IBSEN'S 'PEER GYNT'

Gossip About the Theaters and the New Dramatic Offerings

VALENCIA CHANGES ITS OPENING DAY

ORPHEUM FEATURES FAIR TYPEWRITERS

FIGMAN RETURNS WITH NEW COMEDY

KOLB AND DILL REPEAT SUCCESS

ATTRACTIONS AT^THE CHUTES

ALCAZAR REVIVES OLD TIME SUCCESS

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Americans Revive Business of Hotelmen in Paris

WOOD STILL USED MOST IN BUILDINGS

C.iXADIAN"/ IMMIGRATION*

IN THE ART WORLD

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EDITORIAL PAGE

POLITICS AND BANKING IN CALIFORNIA

CARNEGIE AND THE STANDPATTERS

REMARKABLE EARNINGS OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC

A RETIRED GUNBOAT

A NEW NEIGHBOR

PUZZLE PICTURE

Answers to Queries

Gossip of Railwaymen

"Dreamy Gorgeousness"

Impertinent Question No. 80

Emmanuel Movement and Christian Science

Leader of Christian Scientists and Her Home at Chestnut Kill

SOCIETY

RULES OF GRAMMAR SUIT CHICO WOMEN

SERVICES TO DEDICATE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

3IE.V FOR CIVIL SERVICE

3IUSIC IX THE PARK

WILL, HOLD DAZAAH

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PUBLIC WORK TALK PROVOKES A CLASH

HARTMANN WILL PLAY HIS FAREWELL TODAY

Personal Mention

•if Conr*e Yon: Are Coins In'lhe Auto Raeea! .

Albert W. Scott, Pioneer Merchant, Called by Death

LONG BUSINESS CAREER IS CLOSED

PASTORS " WILIi.. SPEAK

REPORT PRESENTED BY CIVIC LEAGUE

X.-OF O. OFFICERS ELECTED

"WHO OWNS: THE EARTH t"

IS Days More

A>* EVEXIXO "mTH 'u25a0: HAYDX

XEW ROUGH . RIDERS' S CAMP ftft '

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Sports Section The San Francisco Call

THE CALL'S SPORTS NEWS

SCHOOL ATHLETICS ARE HELPED BY LEAGUE

Local Wheelmen to Race at Los Angeles

Langford Must Make Good to Win the Support of Fans

Ketchel Cool Though Bis Auto Is on Fire

Annual King Shoot of Shell Mound Marksmen

M AUIUCE -THOMPSON; WINS

Carlisle Indians Defeat the Denver University

CANVAS BACK DUCKS VAINLY SOUGHT BY HUNTERS

Many teal and Widgeon, But "Cans' Avoid Guns

LOS ANGELES HIGH SCHOOL DEFEATS ALAMEDA

HAMMOND CUP PLAY TO BE FINISHED TODAY

INDIES' LAST GAME GIVES CHANGE FOR RAG

! . CASTRO . CLUB'S JIXKS

-u25a0 MAHKRiPII.OTS WI>.VKR

MARK ANTHONY II WINS ARCADIA FEATURE

Arcadia Results j

Workouts at Emeryville

I Amateur Athletics

Ho You Waat SS.OOf

Roseben Alone Saves Talent From Another Complete Rout

Gossip of the Racetrack

Yesterday's Winners

Emeryville Results to Date

Entries at Emeryville

Arcadia Entries

Two Games Carded in the Claremont League

TEXXIS TOURNEY' BEGUX

POLO UNDECIDED u25a0

History of the Grocker Selling Stake

AUTOS RACE TODAY IF WEATHER PERMITS

St. Elmwood Brings Highest Price at Spreckels Sale

CARDINALS SIZE UP THEIR TRACK MATERIAL

Me Call's Form Chart of Races at Emeryville

CALIFORNIA BICYCLE RACERS WIN IN NEW YORK

San Jose Normal School Defeats Chico

Kirsebbaum Can Only Ride Millin's Horses

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MOTOR CLUB WILL HOLD ROAD RACE

Journey to Los Angeles in a 1909 Oakland Car

PENNSYLVANIANS FOR GOOD ROADS

Do Yon "Waat fS.OOT ;:

NOT INTERESTED IN FREEZING QUESTION

STEVENS-DURYEA ; SALES REPORTED

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MANY WILLING TO FILL BIGGY'S PLACE

VETERAN FIREMEN MEET AT BANQUET

PEACE DAY CELEBRATION* MOOTED

FELLOWSHIP CIRCLE LECTURE

LEGAL BATTLE FOR ESTATE IS PLANNED

PERMISSION DENIED HALSEY TO LEAVE

PLAN FOR PERMANENT EXHIBIT

PETITIONS REMOVAL OF LUX TRUSTEES

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Shipping News and Gossip of the Water Front

SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Time Ball

• San, Moon and Tide

U. S. Branch Hydroirrnphlc Office

I Memoranda .. -''. u25a0.'u25a0,

MOVEMENTS fiF STEAMERS

Weather Report

Do You Want f5.00 ?

BIDS FOR DREDGING PEARL: HARBOR OPENED

FRUIT PACKERS SCORE DR. WILEY

"COCKY" O'BRIEN IN COURT

Gas Consumer*.. Attention

URGES NEEDS OF HAWAII

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NEWS OF THE FOUR COUNTIES BORDERING SAN FRANCISCO BAY

STUDENTS STAGE CLEVER COMEDY

Society Events in j Marin County

WOMAN ARRESTED FOR ROBBING HER FRIENDS

COMMISSION BUYS STEAMERS

I.YDIA* CHIEK DIES

TWO PIONEERS ARE AT ANNUAL REUNION

FOOTBALL PLAYER TURNS EXPLORER

CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN

FIFTY SEAMEN DROWNED IN THREE DAYS' STORM

FINDING OF LIFE BELTS SUGGESTS A DISASTER

LIGKT.SIIIP REACHES CniLE

STABBED FOR A DRINK

Do You Want $8.00 ?

GATHER FUND FOR MYTHICAL INVALID

TOWN TRUSTEES DODGE ARRAIGNMENT BY WOMEN

POLICE ASKED TO FIND LORD HERBERT RUSSELL

BANQUET IN HONOR OF POPULAR SUFFRAGETTES

DECIDES AGAINST SALVATIONISTS

BANKS WIL,Ij*• COMBINE

POULTRY DISPLAY TO CLOSE TONIGHT

BAKERSFIELD'S TAG DAY LARGE AMOUNT

REPORT OF BIG THEFT BRINGS FORTH DENIAL

DEMONSTRATION AGAINST CASTRO DENIED BY DUTCH

IMITATION BUTTER SEIZED

GOTTLIEB COURT.MARTIAL CLOSED

McGURCK HEIRS: FILE .CLAIMS

QUEER PAPER SEEN IN BROKER'S OFFICE

CATHEDRAL WILL COST SUM OF $4,500,000

CITRUS;:GROWERS TO y $20,000,000

EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGED

CHAMP CLARK TO BE MINORITY LEADER

CRUISER YANKEE IS SUNK BY A TUGBOAT

MOVER WANTS RELEASE OF CONVICTED SLAYERS

SAYS CHURCHES SHOULD CARE FOR IMMIGRANTS

FUNERAIi OP. DENNIS BURKHALTER

GARDEN CITY REAPS TAG DAY HARVEST

CITES TRUSTS IN PLEA FOR TARIFF REDUCTION

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CALKINS SYNDICATE IN MORE TROUBLE

CHARGES HOTELMAX ~- WITH INJURING HIM

MRS. REBECCA DOOLITTLE ENTERTAINS AT DINNER

Vcr.v Important

Pretty Features for Big Downtown Rally

CARNIVAL COLOR FOR CELEBRATION

AIISS AMY PORTER TO WED, ACCORDING TO RUMORS

AIR B^ASIED FOR-WRECIC

PACKERS PIiAV TO SELL RAISIXS

TOTS MEET SANTA AT FAIRMONT FETE

DRIVES MOTHER AND SISTER INTO STREET

BAXQUET OF^ HASTINGS »09

KXEE CAP. BROKEN'

CALIFORXIA POSTMASTERS

ROBBERS GET JEWELRY.

By ITnlted AVlrclesi

Do; Yoa AVantu25a0. $.1.00?

STREETCAR'- STRIICKS AGED SIAN

MUSICIANS CHANGE HALL COMMITTEE

J.W. HICKS ATTACKS RAWHIDE RAILWAY

XO GEKMAXV-JAPAX PACT

KNIGHTS :OF PYTHIAS GAMES

MlJi/rXOMAH'';, CL.UB LOSES

ELECTORS PROFIT BY POPULAR ERROR

f20.000.000 WORTH OP ORAXGES

RECEIVERS ARE DISCHARGED

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The Call's Page of Commercial News

EASTERN MARKETS

LOGALMARKETS

THE STOCK MARKET

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Changes in Mining Stocks for Past Week

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Kgcs In Nearby Counties

Poachers Killing Song Birds in Marin County

Bay Cities Teams to Take Part in Benefit

REALTY MARKET IS UNUSUALLY ACTIVE

Special Match on Presidio Golf Links Today

CONTRACTOR j IS i JAILED

SOUTH OF MARKET DISTRICT GROWS

Senior Basket Ball Girls Defeat Juniors

V. SUMMERFIEI.DS DIVORCED

ONE PLUMBING THIEF CAPTURED BY POLICE

Do You Want $5.00 f

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Catholic Missionary Congress Makes History

FIFTY AEROPLANES FOR FRENCH ARMY PLANNED

"ROIS El£ KXIL"

Metcalf Gained Victory in Dispute With Newberry

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WOMEN RIOT IN EFFORT TO WIN RIGHT TO VOTE

Roosevelt Arouses Ire of Suffragettes

ALL INTERESTS OPPOSE HIGHER FREIGHT RATES

Vigorously Oppose Increase in Rates

WINE INDUSTRY MAY LOOK FOR REVISED TARIFF

COMPLETE STATE. VOTE ON PROPOSED AMENDMENTS

MRS.-COLLIE MAY RECOVER

.lto axd; cah:u25a0 collide

"SWEDISH PRINCE" RECEIVES A SNUB

WOMAN'S CLUB WILL ~ ENJOY HIGH JINKS

BAR TENDER IS FOUND WITH BULLET IN BODY

ELKS TO HO.VORDE.ID

THOMPSON ESTATE APPB.X ISEO

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PUBLIC AUDITORIUM IS BEING ADVOCATED

SAN MATEO ELKS PLAN FOR LODGE OF SORROW

XATIVE DAUGHTERS' OFFICERS

THETA CHI HOLDS ITS ANNUAL RALLY

MARIPOSA COUNTY WOMAN PIONEER PASSES AWAY

OAKLAND MERCHANT JOINS THE MAJORITY

The San Francisco Sunday Call Magazine Section

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THE FIRST AUTOMOBILE TO CROSS THE SYRIAN DESERT

AN ODD COLOR PHENOMENON

SUPPLYING THE SHIPWRECKED

THE SING SONG SLAVES OF CHINATOWN

The City Visitor to the Country as Seen by the Native

"BUMPING" BOAT RACES AT THE ENGLISH UNIVERSITIES

THIS IS THE BUSY SEASON FOR THE HOLIDAY SHOPLIFTER

Making Mummies as Good as New

McWILLIAMS' WAR WITH MEXICO

TRUE DETECTIVE STORIES

BOOK PAGE OF THE SUNDAY CALL

"America at Home"

BOOKS REVIEWED

"The Great Miss Driver"

"Primary [lections"

"The Letters of Jennie Allen"

" Cardinal Newman"

" The Spring Cleaning "

" Wolf: The Memoirs of a Cave Dweller"

"The World's Great I Events"

"fclicc/t

New Books Briefly Noted

BooKs Received

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Comic Section of The San Francisco Call

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EMPIRE BUILDERS

PAGE FOR MISSES

SOCIAL AMENITIES FOR THE SCHOOL GIRL

FITTINGS FOR THE SCHOOL GIRLS' ROOM

BEAUTY HINTS FOR YOUNG GIRLS

THE MODERN HOUSEKEEPER'S PAGE

FOR THE WOMAN WHO LIVES IN A "BED SITTING ROOM"

Here Are the Prize Winning Ideas and Names of Winners

| Cash PrizesforHouseholdldeas

HINTS FOR THE HOME DRESSMAKER

Planning and Making Gowns and Accessories for the Spring Bride's Trousseau.

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