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San Francisco Call, Volume 106, Number 73, 12 August 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CONDITIONS IN IRELAND SHOW IMPROVEMENT
VACAVILLE MAN LOST ON TOP OF MT. SHASTA
INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL`S NEWS TODAY
Three Women Hear Sutton Tell Of Murder in Identical Dreams
SKULL EXHIBITED TO PROVE CHARGE
FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, LUCKY FOR BROWN
PREFERS PARIS TO LIFE IN BERKELEY
GETS BIG JUDGMENT AGAINST THE SUNSET
PINCHOT, CHARGING THAT BALLINGER FAVORS POWER TRUST, GOES AFTER SCALP
DEMANDS A FULL RESTORATION OF ALL PUBLIC LAND
OPPOSES GIFTS OF IMMENSE RIGHTS TO CORPORATIONS
VALLEJO TRUSTEES MAY . FACE RECALL ELECTION
CARDINAL GIBBONS IS GREETED AT SALT LAKE
Ballinger Admits Policy Is to Aid Private Capital
CALIFORNIANS CONTEST AGED SPINSTER'S WILL
MEW BOLIVIA MINISTRY MAY AVERT RUPTURE
SUGAR MAGNATE OFFERS SITE FOR PARK
RIVER OVERFLOWS AND MANY PERISH
SETH LOW MAY BE AMBASSADOR TO ENGLAND
CHARGEDaVITH INCITING v REBELLION IN MEXICO
GIANT COMPLAINS OF SMALL MAN'S BLOWS
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NO ONE WILLING TO ACCEPT THE RESPONSIBILITY
He`ll Starve Before He'll Eat It
WOMAN FALSELY ACCUSED OF WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC
GETS TWO YEARS FOR ASSAULTING HIS WIFE
OFFERS rJeWARD FOR WILD HORSE'S CAPTURE
McLERAN SCORES BALLINGER'S ACTS
Room Renting Made Easy
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FILLS VACANCY ON THE PARK BOARD
WILL DEMAND THE LEGAL VOTING TIME
lie-gin Today Right
ACCUSED ARTIST MASKS IDENTITY
WAR VETERAN INJURED IN ESCAPING FLAMES
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FAVORS SUBSIDY TO STOP FREIGHT DISCRIMINATION
TUG TURNS TURTLB AND FOUR OF CREW DROWN
STEEL-WORKERS TO BE EVICTED FOR STRIKING
ACQUITTED OF MULCTING INDIANS' OUT OF MONEY
Room. Renting Made E*t*y
CORPORATION OFFICERS CHARGED WITH FRAUD
Noted Writer Sees a New America Rising in West
FALLS A WILLING CAPTIVE TO SPIRIT OF1 OCCIDENT
AUTO HITS ENGINE; FIVE ARE INJURED
GROCER BUNKOED BY A^ ' DANCE HALL WAITRESS
LINEMAN RECEIVES 11,000 VOLT v ELECTRIC SHOCK
MAKING STUDY OF SULPHUR CURING
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EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CALL
A Critic of the Direct Primary
Will Calhoun Take lhe WithessStand?
A Chronicle Insult to Qutwomen
Pinchdf`s Accusing Finger Poiiits To Secretary Ballinger
Senator Perkins on the Tariff Law
ANSWERS >TO. QUERIES ;
VERGILIA BOGUE ANSWERS CRITIC
The Insider
iLETTERS FROM THjE PEOPLE -:-.
WOMAN WANTS SIX MONTHS IN JAIL
MORTGAGE TO SECURE MILLION DOLLAR BONDS
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
$30,000 BLAZE AT TOWN OF ROCKLIN
STOCKTON. POTATO MEN DEMAND HIGHER PRICE
FOREST FIRES BETWEEN SHASTA AND KENNETT
MICE NIBBLING AT MATCHES START A FIRE
FIRES HOUSE TO COVER UP MURDER
CHAUFFEUR ARRESTED FOR KILLING PEDESTRIAN
PARALYSIS 'FATAL TO PIONEER OF STOCKTON
STOCKTON POLICEMEN FEAR LOSS OF JOBS
SUES TO RECOVER $100,000 DAMAGES
FIREMAN HURT WHEN SHOP'S POWDER EXPLODES
ITALIAN LABORERS ARE' ROBBED BY FOREMAN
FEARING ELECTROCUTION, WEARS RUBBER BOOTS
ELECTRIC ROAD! WILL ;: EXPEDITE ITS SERVICE
SHOOTS ATHIS.WIFE v AND ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
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A FEW WORDS WITH THE LADY OF THE HOUSE
GERM FOR GOOD ROADS IS WORKING
GOVERNMENT AT WORK ON SITE OF LARGE DAM
FREIGHT TRAIN WRECK DELAYS THE OVERLAND
ATTENDS DEDICATION OF NEW CATHEDRAL
WOMEN VICTIMIZED BY SHIRTWAIST THIEF
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
URGES NECESSITY OF BETTER STREETS
BALLOON TO ASCENT) FROM RAILROAD LOT
BERKELEY TAX RATE TO BE LOWER THAN LIMIT
CHIMNEY SPARKS SET FIRE TO CAFE BUILDING
POPULAR GIRL MARRIED AT HOME OF,HER SISTER
Room; Renting: Made Buy
ORPHEUM OFFERS BRILLIANT PROGRAM
ENDURING TRIBUTE TO MEMORY OF PARENTS
SHORTAGE IN ACCOUNTS MAY HAVE CAUSED SUICIDE
NOSE OF STUDENT IS u0084 BROKEN BY BASEBALL
STILL FIGHTING FOR WATER FRONT
FOUR COMPANIES CLAIM PUTAH CREEK WATER
ELOPING. BRIDEGROOM CHASED/^WITH A GUN
ROBS VICTIM AFTER BEATING IN SALOON
NOT INSANE, BUT DREADFULLY POOR
HEAT THINS RANKS OF G. A. R. PARADE
ONE MAN KIUIIED AND MANY IN GREAT PERIL
MACKIE THREATENS TO "TAKE COVER OFF"
VETERAN DEMANDS RAISING OF SIEGE
MANY CRIMINAL" CASES PENDING AT STOCKTON
$6>OO^bOAVORTH OE FRUIT SHIPPED IN SIXTY DAYS
INSANE MAN THINKS HE^HAS^BO CHILDREN
ARTIST PLAN A FREE ART GALLERY
ELECTRIC: LINE MAY RUN PALO ALTO TO SAN JOSE
BIG CRUISERS NEARLY READY FOR LONG TRIP
APPEAL TO PRINTERS IN INTEREST OF HARMONY
Suburban Brevities
DEPUTY CONSTABLE ACCUSED BY GIRL
AFFINITY OF WIFE IS TRAPPED IN BARREL
DISASTROUS BLAZE AT NEW YORK RESORT
YOUNG MEN ACCUSED OF STEALING AUTOMOBILE
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
OAKLAND EN FETE FOR REALTY MEN
JEVVJSH WOMEN WILL REORGANIZE COUNCIL
•MASONIC DIRECTORS v ELECT NEW OFFICERS
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DIRECTOR CHARGES SERIOUS FRAUDS
MILKMAN AND DREDGEREACH HAVE LEG BROKEN
WEDS FOSTER SON; SCORNS RELATIVES
MAN FALLS D^AD IN CERRITO,HILL
News of Society Across the Bay
MRS. PEREIRA WINS IN SUPREME COURT
IDENTIFICATION EXPERT TAKEN ILL IN PORTLAND
LUMBER COMPANIES IN DISPUTE OVER SALES
MAN ACCUSED OF BURGLARY
INCREASE IN SIZE OF COLLEGE PAPER
CLASS OF 13 WILL : ENROLL FRIDAY^ 13TH
AGED BURGLAR HELD ;^ TO ANSWER FOR CRIME
GIRL'S DEEDS CUT SHORT SIRE'S LIFE
WILL PRESS OLD SUIT i AGAINST WATER RATES
BUILDING OFFERED TO SOCIETY AS HOSPITAL
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THE CALL`S SPORT NEWS
Jack Johnson Signs To Fight Jim Jeffries
Powell Signs To Box Winner Of Next Bout
SIGNS FOR SO ROUND BOUT
TRIES TO SWIM CHA.VXEL
WILL GO AFTER SADDLE RECORD
Attell Stops Reagan in the Fourth Round
MEADOWBROOK POLOISTS WI.V
KILI/TWO DEER AND A BEAR
EI.MIR.V FINISHES :-'FIRST
HEAVY WEIGHTS WHO WILL BATTLE FOR THE WORLD`S CHAMPIONSHIP WITHIN 8 MONTHS AND STAKE HOLDER
Leaders Each Drop GaMe to The Trailers
American League
National) League
American Association
STANDIXG OF THE CLUBS
Northwestern; League
Begin Today; ntffM
Angels Defeat the Seals in Bard Fought Game
ARRANGES KINK GAMES,
>>INVKRiVILL'3IEET .I'AI'KK :
Will Arrange International Polo Match For Next Year
;:.:u25a0-u25a0•-———•——'":" , CIIAMI»ION A FREE LANCE
AM'OXSO : MAY/ESTER CUP RACE
3IOTORCVCIiISTS RESU3IE RACE
COLU3IBIA. PARK BOYS 'S.UI. -'
Senators Are Downed Again By Commuters
STA.YDnG OK THK CLUBS
RESULTS OK GAMES
SIGN* VALLEJO FIGHTERS
lIINTEU LEADS THE GOLFERS
WllA. EXCHAXGE BASEMEN
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Additional News of Sport Events
Circuit Races Draw Big Crowd To Pleasanton
Grand Rapids Races
Anaconda Races
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Shilling Again With the Stable Of R. L. Thomas
Victoria Races
Lexington Races
Great Vestern Circuit
Bob Douglass Wins The Rich Ohio Stake
Anaconda Entries
Victoria Entries *
Saratoga Races
Local Turfmen'to Attend
Baseball Notes
California Girls Continue to Win in Tennis Tourney
MATRIMONIAL ROW ENACTED IN COURT
Army and Navy Orders
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
NEW HIGH RECORD OF UNION PACIFIC
RAILROADSKEEP WHOLELIST UP
STOCK MARKET
SUMMARY OF* THEM^RKETS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCALMARKETS
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Hi:.L ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Supply to Relieve the Concord as Station Ship
NAVY AUXILIARY SAILS FOR GUAM
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Time -Ball
Sun,. Moon . and Tide
U. S. Branch llydrographtc Office
Memoranda
Weather; Report
NEWS OF THE u25a0 OCEAN
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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APPROVE CALL'S ATTITUDE AS TO BLOCKING GRAFT
MODERN PYTHIAS ON TRIAL AS ACCESSORY
AIRS. LEVY LOSES SUIT TO SET ASIDE DIVORCE
Death Gomes After Long And Distinguished Life
SOME OF THE NOTABLE THINGS DONE BY THE LATE JUDGE W. T. WALLACE
ANOTHER GAP IN LIST OF PIONEERS
YOUTHS' DIRECTORY TO HAVE BENEFIT
FIRST/ARREST IS^MXDE^ UNDER NEW FRlilf'LAW
WORKMAN INJURED IN ", FALL OF THREE STORIES
STEAMSHIP AGENT HAS TO APOLOGIZE
Taxicabs for ricnt
ANDERSON CLOSES PASO ROBLES BANK
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