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San Francisco Call, Volume 105, Number 152, 1 May 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
DO NOT DREAD TROUBLE WITH CUSTOM HOUSE
TAKE UNCLE SAM INTO CONFIDENCE
INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY
RAILWAY SHEDS IN PERIL FROM FIERCE BLAZE
SHORT ON SITES FOR CARNEGIE LIBRARIES
SOLDIERStCAN RLAYAT CIVILIAN FUNCTION
WOMEN FIGHT; DUEL WITH BUTCHER KNIVES
HUNDRED^NDTWELVE DEAD; PSOPERTmW^
ASKS LAW AGAINST LIFTING OF SKIRTS
LABOR SITUATION IS V CLEARING IN THE EAST
FRAUD CHARGED IN SUIT AGAINST MRS:; C. P. TAFT
FIRE PROTECTION FOR THE MISSION
SECURE NEW TRACTS u25a0> w IN RICHMOND; DISTRICT
RESUME WORK ONiV 1: {RAIIiROADMNr ALASKA
DISASTROUS STORMS SWEEP MIDDLE WEST AND PART OF SOUTH
SUBCONTRACTOR LOSES SUIT FOR BRICKWORK
DMPROVED PROPERTY FINDS PURCHASERS
May Queen Fpr LpsQatos • Bows-to Gasp)ar de.Portola
WILDWOOD TO BE VERY ATTRACTIVE
SUMMONS FOR JURY DUTY COSTS MAN HIS POSITION
RUNAWAY GIRLS ARE CAUGHT IN SAN: JOSE
SAN MATEO ATTORNEY; QUITS BURLINGAME JOB
MANY COSTLY FLOATS MADE FOR CARNIVAL
Hare Yon u25a0 Bald ; Spot T
SLAUGHTER PLANNED IN WIDE RADIUS
"RADIO" PHILOSOPHER V, WILL BE DEPORTED
PAROLED PRISONER IS EXTRADITED IN TEXAS
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GREAT DAY IN THE HISTORY OF THE RAISIN
Nippon Colony To Welcome Two Cruisers From Homeland Today
AUTOMOBILE THIEF TO REST AWHILE IN PRISON
KENTFIELD'S FESTIVAL WILL DRAW THOUSANDS
TERRIER DIES TO SAVE ITS OWNER
CAN CLERGYMEN HAVE . FREE TRANSPORTATION?
PINT OF BEER AND PINT OF WHISKY iN'OTvA QUART
.May Day Celebration—KcatflHd
IJICHI EXTENDS VISIT OF SHIPS
7,000 FOOT TUNNEL READY FOR TRACKS
QUARRELS WITH HUSBAND AND COMMITS SUICIDE
The. Spook That Sparked the Spinster
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SPRING VALLEY IS AFRAID OF FAMINE
SUES TO GET DAMAGES :.7 FOR ALLEGED SLANDER
Army Orders
Personal Brevities
Former Vice President ' it . Saw City From: Automobile
THE DRUID MARTYR TO BE STAGED AGAIN
WHITNEY'S AWARDED INSURANCE MONEY
FOOTPAD PLEADS GUILiTY;* r HOPING TO GET MERCY
llovr Nome .Goes to the Dopn
MOTORISTS OBJECT TO RACING RULES
STATE UNIVERSITY FACULTY CHANGES
DRILL BY CADETS OF LEAGUE OF THE CROSS
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SEIZURE OF CHILD REOPENS SCANDAL
FOOTPADS KNOCK MAN DOWN AND STEAL NECKTIE
FACTORY GIRLS TAUGHT – SIMPLE HEALTH RULES
Benjamin W/Sod^i^ u25a0 Sent Threatening tetter
REGRETS HE WROTE THREATENING NOTE
Alaska's' Secrets
MOTION FOR |N ; ;v: ; Mr^iNQ st<kkvAcrroN
POLICE LOOK FOR HIS ACCOMPLICES
PIONEER AVAR VETERAN ANSWERS DEATH CALL
Jewelry Robber-Suspect
FORESTER CLEARED OF ANY MISCONDUCT
JUSTICE IS SWIFT IN REACHING THUG
PREPARATORY SCHOOL TO u25a0': /ERECT STRUCTURE
RUSHING WORK ON PENINSULA HOSPITAL
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SAN FRANCISCO REAL ESTATE
MANY DRAWN TO SUMMER HOMES
RICHMOND DISTRICT v MAKES GREAT STRIDES
PARKSIDE'S FUTURE r IS NOW ASSURED
LOTS IN THE LOEWE – . TRACT SELLING FAST
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CITY AND SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
OAKLAND REALTY INTEREST QUICKENS
HOUSES IN ALAMEDA ; ARE READILY RENTED
BEAUTIFUL SITE ON THE RUSSIAN RIVER
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EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CALL
Spring VaDey s txrerisive mbrovemenl's
An Offense Against Santa Barbara
Standard of Efficiency " *•• A.-' u25a0'*-. .Q'" u25a0 'u25a0 mongjeamen
The fliseries Fiftk Wheel
j| §hall San jßrancisco Issue $8,0ft0,,0001 |p Bon|[s for Civic Center Project? j
The Smart/Set
Ms They UsM TojLooM
Answers to Qaeries >.
Impertinent Question No. 101
BABY GIRt BRINGS JOY TO HOLLAND
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS -'% AT STATE UNIVERSITY
LAND GRABBERS FINED; ONE SENT TO JAIL
AIRACLE WORKS ON ADMIRAL EVANS' TOE
FINDS BURGLAR AT WORK WHEN SHE AWAKENS
Uncle Sam -an • a; Showman
Romances of; Stage u25a0
YOUNG COMEDIAN TO TAKE A BRIDE
LOTS/ARE SOLD IN " : MANY LOCALITIES
LEASE PROPERTY FOR . ; ; FURNITURE
Hone Carnival—Santa Rosa
IBS SUPERVISORS FOLLOWED CHARTER
CHOICE PROPERTIES TO BE SOLD rAT AUCTION
PAPYRUS CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL SHOW
ASSIGNEE FOR BANKRUPT CLARA BARTON HOSPITAL
ANOTHER WOMAN DUPED BY ARNOLD
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
MUSICAL WOMEN TO STUDY IN LONDON
Mrs. L. W. Coplin, | Student of Music;!
For- the. Sake of th«*' Future
WIDOW TO CONTROL BOARDMAN ESTATE
AIARRIAGB CONCEALEp r FOR: FEAR OF PARENTS
Estate vH as: BEB^:-iN;'^j;#; T i PROBATE {M^NY YEARS
• r3rs:B.;p.B(3arciman!,? I i RiclvMan's'Widowi
VICTOR HENDERSON IS THE SECRETARY
PROGRAM FOR THE WOMEN'S CLUB MEET
Mrs, Frances Potter,; > ."tsloted Qubwoniari
STUDENTS SIGNING ; THE ANTI-FRAT PLEDGE
MAY DAY FETE AT PERALTA SCHOOL
Sunday Services in Churches . of Alameda
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
HODGHEAD LEADS MAYORALTY FIGHT
MRS. MOUSNIER OPPOSES V CREMATION OF MOTHER
I kliih lvV«-tir*ioH
ORGANIST OF FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Almifa; Johnson,"/" I
COMMENCEMENT DAY SPEAKERS CHOSEN
NEW POUND IS ASKED for to bod Catcher
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DRAMA AND MUSIC AT GREEK THEATER
BATTERED HUSBAND *>zl 5 DEMANDS/DIVORCE
Bay Ward musters a /:; new miljtia coapanv
ARBOR VILLA FETE WILL BE SUCCESS
SELLER OJR LIQUOR ; IS SENTENGEI> TO JAIL
-. Meiribers'-of. Alpha;; ; Xi Delta
STUDENTS TO HAVE A NEW GIRLS' CLUB
EMPLOYE ADMITS THEFTS FROM BANK
COLLEQp STUDENTS ENJOY FARCE OF LOCAL TINGE
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THE CALL'S SPORTS NEWS
TODAY'S THE DAY FOR ANGLERS TO REJOICE
Thirty=Fiye Enter Tennis Tonrnanient
AMATEUR BASEBALL
Piralico Results
Lexington Results
KING'S Pn*i'.Yj BEATEN
Flycasiefs^
SENATORS NEARLY CHASE CORBETT TO WOODS
STANDING OF THE CI.UBS
nKsri/rs of games;
A 31KKICAN: ASSOci ATIOX . G A MRS
INVADERS GET 12 RUNS IN TWO FRAMES
STAXDIXG'OP THECMJBS
RESULTS OF. GAMES
TwoUGraaesHTied J;iMMeet O^raminarfCla^sl
ONE MORE STORM CAUSES GLOOM IN FANDOM
National League
American League
Northwest League Games
GOES TO MEET HAGUE
Oakland Drops Out
INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETES GATHER
WESTKKX I,E(;IK RESI'I.TJI
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Additional Sports iNews
HUDSON OUTFIGHTS MURPHY IN A SLOW BOUT
STORJI DELAYS WESTON'
BASKET BALL. KI.VAI,
COIIMAN'-CKTS DECISION
MEDAL PLAY TODAY
YACHT CLUB.. IXCORPORATEM
Printed1 for the First Time
DOQ OWNERS MUST MAKE ENTRIES BY TONIGHT
Alameda Tennis Toorne; V. % Resumed Today >-"
ADDITIONAL, COAST. SHI!*P)>~.G
KNABENSHUE READY FOR HIS FLIGHT TODAY
COMMITS SUICIDE AFTER MERRY DINNER
SYSTEMATIC STUDY OF THE TEMBLORS
SANTA ROSA LOTS ARE VERY ATTRACTIVE
MISS CONSTANCE MOGAN / WILL GIVE A RECITAL
WESTERNS PACIFIC SHOP IV-PERMITSyAPRLIED FOR
STANFORD FACULTY MEMBERS AS HOSTS
THORNTON HAINS AIDS . ;' BROTHER &Y:TESTIMONY
RtOpSEYELT MAN GETS : TAFT APPOINTMENT
WESTERN- PACIFIC TRACK pRDiNANCE RECOMMENDED
Suburban (Brevities
-^ieH^^TEltShi^AY; :Pieic;
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
UNION PACIFICS ARE ON HIGHER LEVEL
STOCK JVIARKET VERY SLUGGISH
stock aurket;;
SUMMARY^F. !u25a0; ;>; :-^ME?MAIRkBTS:-^ME?MAIRkBTS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCALMARKETS
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RKAI, KSTATiE' TRANSACTIONS
Navy^ Orders;
Yankee Consul at Mazaltan Waiting for Relief
LOUIS KAISER IS EAGER TO LEAVE
[SHIPPING NEWiS; OF- COAST
MOVEMENTS Of STEAMERS
gTlme/Dali^'
liSnai-Mess ;a»d^Tlde;
Weather Report;
V.i S. Rraooh llydroeraphlr Oflce
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Memoraada.
Gossip of Raiiwaymen
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LINKS CONNECT CALHOUN WITH TROLLEY BRIBE
"Voilcr t«> I'axsrDirrn
CATTLEMAN'S FIRST WIFE WINS LONG LAW SUIT
Chance Meeting at Jea c. ; Develops;TMeiE;:Romance
SILK DEALER TO CLAIM A BRIDE
DESERTED WIFE FORGIVES HER PENITENT SPOUSE
To. Vlalt San Kranrlsro
WIFE SAYS HUBBY COMMITTED BIGAMY
TRUST COMPANY TAKES MISSION BRANCHu25a0} BANK
I REPUBLICANS CLUB JN i TWENTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT
AUDITOR KOSTER PREPARES BUDGET
FIRETRAP LODGINGS SCORED BY JURORS
OPENS REAL ESTATE; OFFICE IN LICK BLOCK
The San Francisco Call Junior Section
Masthead
HAVE YOU SEEN ALONZO? HE LUNCHES AHEAD OF TIME AT THE PICNIC
LAZY ROLLY AND THE WONDERFUL BEE HIVE
Mr.: Pickwick's; Slide
GOOD STORIES IN FEW WORDS AND BRIEF, POINTED POEMS
The Forgiven Debt
Rebecca
Her Name
• : '. 9 :-. . . Words That Tell Stories
A Rondel/of Dawn
The Racing Lobster
Summer
A Frog to the Rescue
Could Not Forget It
Helping
The Spell of "Peter Pan"
Narcissus
THE TWO RIVAL MAY QUEENS OF JUNIORVILLE HAVE A MERRY TIME TODAY
JUNIOR STORIES AND PRIZE WINNERS
LETTERS RH-OM PRIZE AVJXyiiRS
The Teachers Can Hake May';:-'.:;)|)|aJs^;v.:;^:ft':B?s^tlft4'' -u25a0 Flpbclsiy:
From the Lincoln Night School Workers j
OLD MAN PEPPER'S MAY BASKET AND THE "BUNCH'S" SCARE
fhree Sundays in a Week
Mi Sin as a Footpad
IKe l lagic T^ableGldtK; (iold^
HOW TO MAKE MUSIC OWTUNEft BOTTLES
Bird Voices
Ho! for Tokyo
Learning the A B C's at 62
HABI^ OF WILD ANIMALS IN THE ZOO
A Poem
A Biz Word
The Verse of the Week
A PAGE FOR THE YOUNGER JUNIORS
HOW PATSY BUILT HIS GRANDSTAND
Queen of the Dolls' May Parly
WINNERS OF THE JUNIOR PAINT BOX PRIZES
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