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San Francisco Call, Volume 106, Number 15, 15 June 1909
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Article Text
Masthead
COLLEGE ASKS FOR CALIFORNIA FAIR BUILDING
INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY
BRINGS PELTS OF TIGERS AND LIONS FROM JUNGLE
LOCKOUT STOPS BUILDING WORK IN GARDEN CITY
PRESIDENT OF BRAZIL SUCCUMBS TO DISEASE
DEATH OF PROMINENT r ATTORNEY OF WOODLAND
Six Different Gowns Daily; Same One Never Worn Twice
MRS. GOULD'S IDEA: I v OF SMART GOWNS
GOVERNMENT HOLDS FILIBUSTERS' SHIPS
LEPER A ESCAPES:FROM ; ( LOS ANGELES; HOSPITAL
PAYS $4 TO ENTER LAND OF FREE; PAH!
TWO ARE DEAD IN : , FRAY OF FEUDISTS
SEARCHES;FQR SQUAWTO "TELL HER OF FORTUNE
APPEALS TO THE RULER OF NIPPON
SINS OF FATHER VISITED ON SON BY DE URIOSTE
SAN FRANCISCO' MAN HONORED BY MRBLEMEN
BAPTISTS REFUSE TO EXPEL PROF. G. B. FOSTER
ALLEGED ASSAILANT OF SALOONMAN ON TRIAL
APPEAL OF BANKER IS ARGUED BY HIS COUNSEL
ATTEMPTS ASSAULT; PURSUED BY MOB
MONSTER PETITION FILED FOR AL ELECTION
FUND RAISED fOR STRANDED ACTORS
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ARGUMENTS IN CALHOUN TRIAL IN FULL SWING
'Not a Man of You is Fit to Wipe Heney's Boots' Cries O'Gara to Calhoun and His Attorneys
EMBEZZLED $20,009, AVHICH HE LOST ON THE RACES
Ho! for Tahoe!
SUPPOSED LEPERS FREE OF DISEASE
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In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
INSANE PATIENTS BRUTALLY TREATED
INDIAN SHOOTS OFFICER AND LATER KILLS SELF
WEALTHY JAPANESE IS FACING SERIOUS CHARGE
TELEPHONE WAR IN PASADENA CONTINUES
Hot for Tahoe!
CHILD IS LOST IN HILLS AT NIGHT
TOWN OF CALIENTE IS DESTROYED BY FIRE
WIRELESS DISPLACES OLD LINES IN ALASKA
ELMHURST TO VOTE ON SEWER BOND PROJECT
WORK HARD TO CLEAR 1 SANTA FE TUNNEL
PAUL DE LONGPRE MAY MOVE TO HAWAIIAN ISLES
Telegraphic Brevities
ARTESIAN WATER STRUCK IN NORTH
DONKEY TAUGHT TO KICK SPOILS POSSIBLE SALE
GIRLS ON SWING START HORSE ON RUNAWAY
CONDITIONS AT McCLOUD ARE BECOMING NORMAL
WELL KNOWN MAN JAILED FOR N. P. TRAIN HOLDUP
SANTA FE MAY INVADE OAKLAND WATER FRONT
PUTS BULLET IN BRAIN WHILE WIFE FIGHTS HIM
DESERTED GIRL TELLS HER STORY
FRED COX, BASEBALL MAN AND HEIR TO ESTATE, DIES
FIRE IN MARTINEZ DOES $10,000 DAMAGE
GRASS VALLEY-LANDMARK IS DESTROYED BY FIRE
FISHERMAN FALLS INTO WATER AND IS DROWNED
OFFERED SECRETARYSHIP OF STATE HEALTH BOARD
Coast Brevities ,
STOMATOLOGIST WINS PRAISE HERE
BODIES OF MASSACRE STILL UNBURIED
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EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CALL
The President And The Tariff
Adulteration Of University Degrees
Why They Dread The Geary St. Road
Japanese Turbulence In Hawaii
Now Collins Seeks a Pardon!
FINDS HAWAII IS ENCHANTING
Traveling Broadens the Mind
As They Used To Look
THE SMART SET
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
"WOMAN FRIEND" CAUSE OF DIVORCE
ST. CHARLES PARISH TO PICNIC ON FAMOUS DAY
NEW THEATER PLANNED BY SPRECKELS ESTATE
A FEW WORDS WITH the LADY of the HOUSE
Comes Here to Inspect the Postal's Fine New Building
STARTED CAREER AS MESSENGER BOY
FRED ENGLISH IS ON SECOND TRIAL
BANNERS WAVE IN FLAG DAY BREEZE
WILL HOLD REUNION AND PICNIC IN PARK
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
WOMAN "RAFFLES" ONCE A COWBOY
NEGRO BOY'S TEETH CAUSE BLOOD POISON
We Can Show Yon
BIG BAZAAR DRAWS OUT LARGE CROWD
FURTHER CHARGES PLACED AGAINST NIESSEN
Suburban Brevities'
DYNAMITER WILL BE TRIED FRIDAY
TEACHERS AWARDED THEIR CERTIFICATES
DRIVE IN FRONT OF MOVING LOCAL TRAIN
News of Society Across the Bay
GRADUATES WILL RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
ECCENTRIC MAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
ROOF AND ATTIC IN FLAT BUILDING BURNS
BERKELEY MATRON HONORED BY WOMEN
RESIDENTS WANT LOWER WATER RATES MADE
CALL SPECIALISTS TO STUDY DISEASE
VETERAN CALIFORNIA?* ANSWERS DEATH'S CALU
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
ALAMEDA COUNTY FOLK CELEBRATE
COLLEGE GIRL JOINS BIG THEATER TROUPE
We Can Shew You
Flag Day Is Celebrated In All of the Bay Cities
NUTRITIVE VALUE OF BEER SET FORTH
FEARS HUSBAND WILL KIDNAP/LITTLE DAUGHTER
LOCAL OPTION IS GIVEN BODY BLOW
LAND OWNERS OPPOSE PROPOSED NEW STREET
MOOR GIRL TAKES REFUGE IN EUROPE
LOVED BOOK KEEPER MORE THAN HIS WIFE
MYSTERIOUSLY TAKEN CHECKS ARE SENT BACK
SUPERVISORS CUT EXCESSIVE CLAIM
JUNIOR ENDEAVORERS TO PRESENT PLAYLET
LANDLADY HOLDS BABY FOR A BILL
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THE CALL'S SPORTS NEWS
FRAYNE RUNS OUT ON NORTH END CLUB
Local Brevities
Army Orders
We Can Shorr You
MANY NEW FACES ON DIAMOND THIS WEEK
POLICEMAN ASKS MERCY FOR HIS ASSAILANTS
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
BUTCHERS' PICNIC TO HAVE MANY FEATURES
RB.IL ESTATE TRAXSACTIOXS
BOSTON PLAYERS FALL DOWN ON ARELLANES
American League
National League
Northwest League
Reliance Club Committees Named for Track Meet
40 ENTRIES FOR GOLF TOCRXEV
LIPTON CUP RACES ARUAXGED
Picks Up Jnpaueoe at Sea
JOCKEYS INJURED IN RACES AT SALT LAKE
Latonia Races
Victoria Races
Personal Brevities
VERNON IS BEATEN IN BENEFIT GAME
POWKR BOATS RACE HOME
TRAMP TO CA3IP TAYLOR
TAFT GREETS BALI. PLAYERS
AMERICANS SCORE AT COACHING MARATHON
Shawmut Car Still Leads In Ocean to Ocean Race
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MOTOR CLUB WINS SIGNAL VICTORY
Two Tennis Stars Will Not Play in Tournament
Entries to Close for Games "At Parish Picnic
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
DECLINE IS FORCED BY PROFIT TAKING
STEEL STOCK IS IIV DEMAND
STOCK MARKET
GRAIN MARKET
summary op
LOCAL MARKETS
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Grass and Barnacles Delay Big Liner Manchuria
STEAMSHIP BRINGS VALUABLE CARGO
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Time Ball
•>un. Moon and Tide
I. S. IlraiM-h Jlydrosraphlo Office
Notire t» 3l«rlnrrss
AEAVS . OF THE OCEA>
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—Weather Report
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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"AIDA" GIVEN A DELIGHTFUL PRESENTATION
CAST OF CHARACTERS XX VERDIS OPEKA -AldtT
Singers Whose Sweet Voices Delight the Lovers of Music
PLAN TO FORCE HAND OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
ATTORNEY HUGH O'NEILL IS CALLED EMBEZZLER
EX-POLICEMAN SEEKS TO SET^ASIDE $100 FINE
ENGINEERS' EXHIBIT OPENED BY MAYOR
INVESTIGATE LOAN TO CALKINS FIRM
TRIO OF HOLDUP MEN OPERATE IN MISSION
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