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San Francisco Call, Number 159, 8 May 1909
Issue Contents
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Masthead
PULLS HANLLEY'S HAIR AND PUTS UP GOOD FIGHT
SEEKS RECONCILIATION, KILLS HERSELF BY GAS
INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY
PLUMBER SHOT IN HEEL FOR "PEEPING TOM" ACT
FAIREST OF CALIFORNIA'S FAIR WOMEN
Gioventu
Hail to Vergilia! Who Is the Queen of Beauty
PROPERTY OWNERS BAR POOLROOMS
TAFT MAY ARRIVE DURING SEPTEMBER
AMERICANS TO F>RESENT:: POPE AVITH^in'OMOBILiE
WILL STRAIGHTEN THE WATER TANGLE
LAST LINK NOW BINDS CALHOUN
THE CASE AGAINST '[ PATRICK CALHOUN
What May Happen to a Man ||HS»HiWi™MH»
GRAND AND GREEN RIVERS ARE FOUND NAVIGABLE
MURDERER LAWLESS ;S SENT TO AN ASYLUM
GRADUATING EXERCISES f ATTHE COOPER MEDICAL
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CHOOSE OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR
MOST NORTHERLY SHIP CANAL IN THE WORLD
HARRIMAN INCORPORATES 4 RAILROAD IN MONTANA
BURNS BUYS BLOCK OF STOCK FROM ZINKAND
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NIPPON CADETS TAKEN BY TRAIN INTO SAN JOSE
TWO MEN FATALLY HURT IN DUEL OVER WOMAN
ARMORY ACfCIDENT MAY CAUSE DEATHS
Japanese Count In Navy as Midshipman
JURISDICTION THE QUESTION AT ISSUE
"UNCLE JOE" CANNON CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
TWO LITTLE WAIFS FIND HAPPY HOMES
Rose Carnival and Auto Races
LUTHER BROWN DESCRIBED AS A LAW BREAKER
MENLO: PARK{fSALOONS , WILL FIGHTINEW LAW
FISHERMEN RESCUE : v YOUTHS FROM ROCK
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Placerville, Chico, Sacramento, RM Bluff
ALLEGED VIOLATION OF EIGHT HOUR LAW
.WILL HOLD AUCTION AT THE STATE FAIR
NORTHERN LEAGUE IN NEW SCHEDULE
LAND IN SHASTA AND NOT IN LASSEN COUNTY
GRASS VALLEY SITE IS SELECTED BY TREASURY
PUTS OWN HOME IN QUARANTINE
PIONEER WOMAN IS SUMMONED BY DEATH
LETTER MAKES THREAT TO DYNAMITE OVENS
PLACERVILLE PLANS GET TOGETHER DAY
QRASS VAkLEY BUILDINGS ? ARE DESTROYED BY FIRE
RAILROAD TO REBUILD * 5 BRANCH TO OROVILLE
SAN FRANCISCO TAILOR ENDS HIS OWN LIFE
Out of Workr
Hamilton in jail;_ u25a0 : no/bail in sight
PLUMAS COUNTY WILL : VOTE ON LOCAL OPTION
TOWN MARSHAL SAID TO HAVE STOLEN FUNDS
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ROSES EVERYWHERE AND REVELRY RULES
ATTORNEY HAS ENMITY OF j POLICE COURT BAILIFFi
j Clara Einhorn;;the ;| Queen of Carnival: i
ELIGIBLE TO INSPECT STREETS AND SEWERS
NOTHING IS LEFT OF MORSE'S BIG FORTUNE
HAINS MAY TRAVEL HARRY THAW'S PATH
PRICES ADVANCED FOR. BOTH WHEAT AND CORN
Notice to Those linving:. Rooms to Let
POSTMASTERS MUST AID COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS
PROSPECTOR DIES CRAWLING FOR AID
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SAN FRANCISCO REAL ESTATE
PEOPLE WILL COME TO SAN FRANCISCO
TOURIST TRADE WILL COME HERE
LETS CONTRACT FOR FINE APARTMENTS
HOTEL ON THE SITE OF OLD COLUMBIA
MARION COOPER SELLS HOTEL; TO HOLLISTER MAN
SALES IN APRIL TOTAL BIG SUM
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CITY AND SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
BIG DEALS CLOSED IN CITY OF OAKS
ACTIVE BUILDING IN THE BAY CITIES
NEAR SAN RAFAEL CENTER
LOTS IN BERKELEY ARE SELLING WELL
DINGEE PARK'S ADVANTAGES SHOWS
Navy Orders
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EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CALL
Psychological Ctfecr on San Francisco
Weather Forecasts on tke Pacific Coast
A Statue for a Rascal
F^opsevelt arid Rev; CX^£Srp^vri
Why Dargie Feels Hurt
The^mart JeX
Answers to queries
As They Usecl To li®
– Gossip of Railwaymen. –
Impertinent Question No. 102
AERIES TO MEET AT SANTA CRUZ
'Dr/GA. Glover Is ' I To Hea^; the; Eagles
Xotlretn Tliome Havlns Itooiim <o' I^et
SUPERVISORS GO OVER BOULEVARD
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
HALF HOUR OF MUSIC BY INSTRUMENTAJ-ISTS
WILL GET DIPLOMAS FOR PROFICIENCY IN MUSIC
CHINESE COOK JAILED . FOR TAKING A LETTER
Suburban Brevities
Extravaganza Will Be ©ivem^by Seniors in' The Greek Theater Next Tuesday. Night
INITIATED INTO ALPHA CHI OMEGA
WOMAN SEE MASKED FACE AT WINDOW
FIREMAN RISKS LIFE IN STOPPING RUNAWAY
.Votlee <o Thone'Havlnjj Itoiiiim lo |,rf
CLOSING JOYS OF THE COLLEGE DAYS
FEARS THAT HIS AUNT '£!&,: WILL SQUANDER,ESTATE
THREE BANDS TO PLAY AT CHERRY FESTIVAL
DEPLORES GROWTH OF THE BIG CITIES
OWNER OF COTTAGE STRUCK BY TENANT
UNIVERSITY CLUB WILL CELEBRATE LADIES' NIGHT
News of Society 'Across the Bay;
/Albert Currlin Is . Prominent-Turner
GERMAN SOCIETIES ENTER THE LEAGUE
FIVE ATTORNEYS ARGUE HABEAS CORPUS CASE
DAUGHTER STAINS NAME OF MOTHER
TURNERS ARE TO HOLD TURNFEST AT SAN JOSE
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
PAY NO ALIMONY AND GO TO PRISON
THREE NARROWLY ESCAPE DEATH
IGNORES OLD MAN'Svv^. ;;j ~ WISHES AND WEDS
SUGAR TRUST EMPLOYES INDICTED FOR FRAUD
AGED RESIDENT OF . OAICLAND PASSES AWAY
BERKELEY'S RESIDENTS ARE ON THE INCREASE
In Memory of/Pioneers; Of Church Work on Coast
BAPTISTS TO RAISE FUND FOR BUILDING
WORKS TO REGULATE, THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC
Telegraphic Brevities
SAYS HER SON IS BRUTAL AND VILE
CALIFORNIA MINING CO. SUED BY TWO BANKS
POISON IN WHISKY TO SILENCE WOMAN
CONVICT ARRAIGNED FOR STEALING A HORSE
APPETITE CAUSED BY MUCH LIQUOR
WANT TO RECOVER – MONEY DEPOSITED
MISCREANTS TURN ON GAS IN HOTEL
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THE CALL'S SPORTS NEWS
CATHOLIC LEAGUE PLANS SECOND MEET
Marin Club's New Links to Be Opened Today
KKBVB COI/T TT.VPI.ACKIJ
HURRAH FOR OAKS! THEY FINALLY GET A RUN
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
HESUIiTS OF GAMES
Speedy Water u25a0Crafi^f^^tert^Miks, ' i idn-jhe' Bau Todau in First of Three Contests
Semi Final Rounds of Tennis Across the Bay
MORRISSEY A 'PROFESSIOXAI.
MASV BOWLERS -KXTKR
VAN'DKRBIKT I liOSICS
FOURTH STRAIGHT GAME GOES TO OAKLAND
STANDING OF.THE CLUBS
RKSULTS OF CJ.VMKS
Court Decision in Favor of Oiral Betting
Frayoe Beaten Because He Lacked Steam
KETCHEKFIGHT
Out of .Workf
BIG MOTOR BOATS HOOK UP THIS AFTERNOON
Moren's Father Pays Him For Winning Games
HAFERMAN TWIRLS FIRST SHUTOUT FOR CUBS
National League
American. League
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Additional News of Sports Events
Coffroth Blossoms Out as a Referee on Monday Evening
ETHEL DAY TURNS TABLES ON • BOOGER
COURT SAYS TEACHER MUST BE REINSTATED
Taylor Wins, but Granfield Gets the Decision
| Northwest League |
GREAT EVENTS FOR PORTOLA WEEK
Louisville Races
Pimlico Races
TARAL QUITS-.PADMLE
MARKSMEN* CONGRATULATED
Snorts Brevities
Out- of Work?
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
BOOM IN COPPER LIFTS THE MARKET
STOCKS GO UF> IN WALLSTREET
STOCK MARKET
BUMMARY^GP: "•• THEMXRKETS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Astral Brings 6,000 Tons of Coal for the Navy
STANDARD OIL SHIP HAS EVENTFUL TRIP
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
xews sof5of the; oceax .
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Time Ball
Snn,. Moon and Tide
IT. S. Branch Hydroeraphlc Offlc«
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
.Memoranda
Weather Report
EX-CASHIER CHARGED WITH EiMBEZZLEMENT
PHARMACY GRADUATES HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET
DETECTIVES DENY THAT THEY AID PAWNBROKERS
SYNDICATE FORMED TO DO ALMOST EVERYTHING
Bulldlne Coatraotx
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GIVES GROCERS SECRETS FROM CUSTOM HOUSE
o(icc to PaMPnsm Tr ,"8 S .
LS: Pease, Who Is • Manager of Estate j
TRAVELING SALESMAN IS J TAKEN TO THE CITY JAIL
FOR FIFTY YEARS WITH ONE HOUSE
SNEAK THIEVES KEEP ; upyriRELESS industry:
To Vlalt Nan Frani-Iseo
WOMAN ROUSED BY HAND OF BURGLAR
Junior The San Francisco Call Section.
Masthead
HAVE YOU SEEN ALONZO? JUNIOR CALL DOG HAS TROUBLE WITH POISON OAK
HOW PATTY ANN SAVED THE RUNAWAY KITTEN
Words
GOOD STORIES IN FEW WORDS AND BRIEF -POINTED POEMS
Afterlife of Presidents
.Completely.'Satisfied
My Grandmother
Virtue's Reward
The Bird Choir
Bismarck Met His Waterloo
to Blossoms
Auntie's Camera
Progressive Mary
My Lucky Brother
THE CITIZENS OF JUNIORVILLE EMBARK ON AN EVENTFUL TOUR OF THE STATE
JUNIOR STORIES AND PRIZE WINNERS
WKere Spencer Taught the Art of Writing
THE LOVE LOST DOLLY
PATTY PFRKfNS' PLAN AND HOW IT WORKED
A COZY CORNER CHAT WITH THE GIRL M' CORRESPONDENTS
A Day at rloholulu
SIGHTS AND SOUNDS IN INDIA
Dog's Shoes
Spring Song
Abating a Nuisance
For Their Majesties Only
A PRETTY EX PERIM ENT IN COLOR!N G FLOWERS
A PAGE FOR THE YOUNGER JUNIORS
JERRY, JUDITH AND THE RETIRED WITCH
WINNERS OF THE JUNIOR PAINT BOX PRIZES
Archie's First Theater Experience
Mother's Song
4 The Little Boy's Complaint
Rainy Days
Queer Occupation
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