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San Francisco Call, Volume 106, Number 131, 9 October 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
FEDERAL GRAND JURY CALLS TOR ESTATE RECORDS
TARS DESERT WARSHIPS FOR NEW YORK LIFE
OCEAN STEAMERS
INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY
EFFECT COMBINE FOR PROTECTION OF THE FORESTS
ENGAGES MIND READER TO HALT HER TESTIMONY
FROHMAN AFRAID OF HIS WIFE`S DIVERCE
NEGROES ASK TO JOIN TAFT FEAST
ALASKA RAILROAD TO BE SOLD AUCTION
TEDDY AND SATAN BOMBARD CITIZENS
FRENCH TROOPS ROUT A BAND OF PIRATES
AIMS BLOW AT CEMENT MONOPOLY
TWO MEN ANXIOUS TO GO TO PENITENTIARY
Printing Trades Club
COW MUST GRAZE UPON TEN ACRES
GOLD DISCOVERED IN POINT RICHMOND
BOARD OF TRUSTEES SEIZES SCHOOLHOUSE
Trees May Grow on Goat Island if the Cash Is Given
SMILE LIKE TAFT'S WINS GOLD WATCH
SUFFRAGETTES ARRESTED IN RIOT. IN ENGLAND
NEW GERMAN-CHINESE SCHOOL IS POPULAR
OH »(,S»ii FnsHirA B«r
LOCAL MAN INVENTS FLYING MACHINE
ENCAMPMENT ENDS " WITH MILITARY BALL
SAYS COOK AND PEARY BOTH REACHED POLE'
WILLIAM Ri HEARST/WILL V /ACCEPT. NOMINATION
RED LIGHT HABITUE / ARRESTEfrASiVAGABOND
TWO HUSBANDS ASK FOR FAIR PRISONER
SANTA CLARA STUDENTS – IN BUSINESS MEETING
SPANISH'TROOPS TAKE CAMP/WITHOUTiFIGHT
FOREIGN CHURCH FLAYS YELLOW PRESS COUNTESS' SHAME IS BARED AMERICAN MAY LOSE TROPHY
DECLARE HOSTILE REPORTS UNTRUE
PROTEST ARISES OVER LANDING WINNER MADE
PRINCE ITO TO MAKE : » • STUDY OF MANCHURIA
CHILEAN OFFICERS QUIT BOGOTA IN DISGUST
MEMBER OF GERMAN ROYALTY IS SLAIN
French:bishops enteractively iist politics
GERMAN OBJECTIONS TO LOAN REMOVED
TABLET MARKS,SITE OF :u25a0* SHAKESPEARE THEATER
THREATENED EPIDEMIC OF CHOLERA CHECKED
WRIGHT TEACHING OFFICERS TO FLY
DELIVERS EULOGY ON t MISS ISOLA KENNEDY
To Visit San Franel«co
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TWO GIRLS ARE EAGER TO ENTER AERO CLUB RACE
PREFERS PRISON CELL :£?:V TO CONSCIENCE GOAD
IRVING S.;SANTER IS SUMMONED AS WITNESS
BALLINGER INSPECTS DAM AT LAKE TAHOE
JAPANESE PRISONERS ON THE CUTTER I*USH
Young Women Will Make Balloon Trip
TAFT GAZES WITH AWE AT BIG TREES
NOT CONNECTED WITH DEPARTMENT OF STATE
SEVENTEEN PERISH IN TRAIN WRECK
APPOINTMENT IS HIGH COMPLIMENT
WILL NOT CHANGE PLAN OF ELECTING OFFICERS
CONFESSES THAT HE IS MURDERER
DOWNPOUR OF. RAIN ' % HALTS AERIAL FLIGHTS'
COAST SHIPPERS MAKE COMPLAINT
SCHOONER EDDY BURNS WITH CARGO OF HAY
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MINING MEN URGE BUREAU OF MINES
PATRIOTIC EXERCISES FOR DISCOVERY DAY
SAYS HE WAS TRICKED/ BY HIS SISTE^IN LAW
Men-Wanted
COMPANY CHIEFS WILL MEET THE COAST REPRESENTATIVES
BLIND MAN WANTS DIVORCE ANNULLED
REPUBLieANSSUED FOR "y RYAN'S ELECTION'BILLS
SPECIAL NIGHTS AT AUTOMOBILE SHOW
GIVEN FIVE YEARS FOR STEALING FJ&OM CHURCH t u25a0 u25a0 . u25a0 --"u25a0>- , – u25a0- y u25a0
PRESBYTERIANS TO DEDICATE TWO CHURCHES
Personal Brevities
AUTO OFFICIALS REACH THE CITY
FROM RAILROAD;TIES TO u25a0A RICE?IVORY' ELEPHANTS
SUES TO KEEP,HIS JOB "IN NOVELTY; COMPANY
WILL RfeVIEwiPROPOSED BUILDLNQ ORDINANCE
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CROCKER FRIEND OF WORKINGMAN
CROCKER CLUB FORMED IN SUNSET DISTRICT
FICKERT DEMOCRATS ISSUE A CIRCULAR
REASON, INSTEAD OF PASSION, WILL DETERMINE THE ELECTION
DEMOCRATS TO OPEN CAMPAIGN TONIGHT
STRIKE BLOW AT "ADS" OF "MEDICAL INSTITUTES"
FORMER STANFORD MEN ORGANIZE HENEY CLUB
CANDIDATES WILL MEET RESIDENTS OF RICHMOND
Political Notes
'^Mexico *Cltyjand; Back,; $80.00
HENEY DISCUSSES CAMPAIGN ISSUES
FUNERAL Or; ACTRESS WILL BE HELD TOMORROW
HUSBAND SPOILS FIVE •YEARS) OF
UNION LABOR CANDIDATES ARE HEARD AT NORTH BEACH
FIRES FATAL SHOT AND THE FLEES
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EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CALL
Free Traders View of I Ship Subsidies
Despotic Methods in Manila
Mn Ballinger: In rhe HetcK HetcKy
WRIGHT SAYS THEY'RE DANGEROUS WHY NOT LET THE ROUGH RIDERS BREAK THEM IN?
In Defense of Mexico
SAN FRANCISCO MUST FIGHT FOR THE TRADE
AN INCOMPLETE TALE OF POLITICS
Letters From trie People
to -.Queries
AGED ACTRESS GIVEN HONOR AFTER DEATH
IHCSMARTSET
STATE GRANGE WILL MEET ATNAPA IN 1910
CHINA PREPARING FOR GREAT FIGHT
A FEW WORDS WITH THE LADY OF THE HOUSE
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
BOAT OWNER HURT BY FALL ON DECK
TRAIN STRIKES WAGON AND DRIVER IS KILLED
"DUN" WAGON SCHEME TO COLLECT BAD DEBTS
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TO BUILD FEIGHT DEPOTS
MANY MARRIAGES MAY BE ILLEGAL
MUST NOT INTERFERE WITH MINING COMPANY
CHICO IS ANXIOUS TO BE ON THE LINE
THREATENS TO SHOOT MEN WORKING ON DAM
GLASSES USED TO FIND A WOMAN'S CHICKENS
HEAVY FALL OF SNOW I REPORTED'AT LAKE TAHOE
FILE PETITION FOR . : RECLAMATION DISTRICT
BADLY BURNED BY i:|ri EXPLOSION OF GASOLINE
WANTS COMMISSION ON BIG LAND DEAL
ROAD TO ALTURAS TO BE BROAD GAUQE
STATE BOARD WILL NOW TEST HORTICULTURISTS
[GRAND ISLAND RANCHER BLOCKS APPROPRIATION
COUNTIES TO PAY FOR BRIDGE OVER RIVER
FIRST SHIPMENT ON THE WESTERN PACIFIC
CONTRACT FOR BUILDING LINE FOR POWER COMPANY CONTRACT FOR BUILDING LINE FOR POWER COMPANY
CORNERSTONE IS LAID , FOR MEMORIAL HOUSE
HOLLY. PARKiIMPROVEMENT CLUB TO HOLD PICNIC
FIFTEEN THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND TRANSFERRED
DECLARES HE SAW iMRS. BELLE GUINNESS
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
POETESS IN A DUEL OF COLD FIGURES
WOULD HAVE BERKELEY SUPERVISORIAL UNIT
ATTORNEY REBUKED FOR -SCORING AN OPPONENT
CARNIVAL AND FAIR FOR MILITIA COMPANY
EXTENDS CALL TO A RECTOR' OF: SPOKANE
Only Relatives and Few Friends Are to Witness the Simple Marriage Ceremony
HOUSE NUPTIALS FOR PRETTY GIRL
HIGH SCHOOL LADS IN RIVALRY TODAY
SHOWS' FIVE CENTS AS V H SOLE WORLDLYVASSETS
Suburban Brevities
TOO ARDENT SWAIN PUT UNDER ARREST
YOUTHS IN COURT FOR F /THEFT OF TON OF COAli
SEEKS RETURN OF^A ;; / --CHILD IN BERKELEY
BRITISH VETERAN GIVEN PROBATION
VALUABLE^SHADE TREES f / THREATENED BY^PEST
ELMHURST iATHOLIC; !/ CHURCH FAIR SUCCESS
POLICEMEN WILL DANCE ALL NIGHT
WOMAN ASSAILED BY MASQUERADER
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Real Estate and Financial Section The San Francisco Call
TEN MILLION DOLLARS BEING EXPENDED IN NEW CLUB BUILDINGS
NEW DISTRICT IS CREATED NORTHWEST OF UNION SQUARE
OBEN SCENICiPRORERTY: NEAR^END OF/MARKET
RTAPID PROGRESS SHOWX ;*": BY CITY OK RICHMOND
MARKER ACTIVITY NOTED IN BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE BUILDING
LEASE FOR THEATER MARKS A NEW ERA
PRIVATE RESIDENCE PARK IN PRESIDIO TERRACE APPEALS TO HOME SEEKERS
ARCHITECTS PLAN FOR EXHIBITION
GRADING OPERATIONS IN SUNSET DISTRICT ACTIVE
WHOLESALERS FORCED TO SEEK LARGER HOUSE
SUBDIVIDES PROPERTY NEXT TO LOEWE TRACT
$110,000 PAID .FORu25a0<• '::u25a0:. %-j ;; >3 FEET INiO'FARRELL
LOAN MARKET IS IN HEALTHY CONDITION
CONVENTION HALL AND ARMORY, IS CRY
NEW INDUSTRIAL CENTER PLANNED
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LOCAL REALTY MARKET SHOWS STEADY PROGRESS OF THE CITY
$158,000,000 NEW BUILDING RECORD
Men Wanted
THREE FOUR STORY BUILDINGS TO BE ERECTED IN GEARY, STOCKTON AND MISSION STREETS
RETAIL DISTRICT FINER THAN EVER
PROSPERITY BASED ON SOIL OF STATE
BORROWERS AIDED BY NEW LOAN PLAN
CHANCES FOR INVESTORS GOOD ON PENINSULA
PURCHASES PLATS ON McAllister street
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR ST. PATRICK'S
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SAN FRANCISCO WILL HAVE MANY BEAUTIFUL SCHOOL BUILDINGS
RECONSTRUCTION OF SCHOOLS OF CITY
MANY MODERATE PRICED1 PROPERTIES TRANSFERRED
Exten»loo of sobnrbaa Service
HOME TELEPHONE HAS COSTLY OFFICE
OLD REALTY CONCERNSEFFECT CONSOLIDATION
PLANS DRAWN FOR HANDSOME SCHOOL
HEAY.Y DEMAND FOR LANDS AT SUNNYSIDE
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
BUILDERS OF HOMES ACTIVE IN OAKLAND
MELROSE RESIDENTS . FAVOR ANNEXATIpN
.Men: Wa'nted r.% •'
Modern Apartments Made Ready for Small Families
GOVERNMENT MAY BUY FLETTER RIOT
HEIRLOOM IS STOLEN FROM; WOMAN'S ;HOUSE
WEST OAKLAND GANG W&0 ATTACKS PEDESTRIAN
TREASURER PREPARES ; " jTO ISSUE BILLS
ALAMEDA At AY ORGANIZE NAVAL MILITIA COMPANY
FORTY* HOURS' DEVOTION :: IN ST. MARY'S CHURCH
ACTOR^HELPS i DRIVE v BURGLARS^FROM YARD
SEEKS TO SEVER UNLAWFUL TIES
DESERTS WIFE BY DENYING HER CASH
RECEPTION GIVEN TO i SENATOR DILLINGHAM
MENLO PARK RESIDENTS SUBSCRIBE FOR LIGHTING
CAPITALIST MAKES.;; GIFT TO BOYS' CLUB
SCHOOLS WILLf CLOSE< DISCOVERY; DAY
FORENSIC CLUBS PREPARE FOR DEBATE
MAIMED^ BOY^: ACCUSES^ ! HIS FORMER EMPLOYER
MEN OF MANY-CRAFTS -;tjf WOULDBE POLICEMEN
HEBREW WOMEN WILL v GIVE; BENEFIT BALL
WOMEN PIONEERS ARE j TAKEN BY GRIM REAPER i
SAYS SUN SPOTS ARE INCREASING
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
CLARKE'S HOME RUN STARTS PIRATES TO VICTORY
Sacramento 5, Portland -1
pi..%v Kon <;iiA>irio>sinp
?!tlen :'^Vanted
Oaklands Have No Trouble In Beating Vernon
STAXDIX« OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS » OF .GAMES
Vancouver ? Races
Michigan Lion Tips the Beam At 174 Pounds
WINS: BOSTON* MARATIIOX
BARBARIAN ATHLETIC CLUB OUSTS ALL OF ITS OFFICERS
European Races
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ADDITIONAL NEWS OF SPORTS EVENTS
Seven Rugby Games Will Be Played Today
PAPKE BEATS | LEWIS
.Men Wante-d
THE EEL TAKES PAGING RACE AT LEXINGTON IN TWO HEATS
Harness Horses Will Rate At Stadium Speedway
BHITISH WOMAX WI.S
TO IIACB i;.DER S Dill.l:
TEXI.« AT STA.M'ORD
Daggie Smith Brings String To Emeryville
Los Angeles 5, San Francisco 4
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
STRUGGLE HARD TO MAINTAIN PRICES
UNCERTAINTY IN .WALL STREET
STOCK MARKET
A.XTJT.WUVULVIJV.'.UI." ,-,,-,„--- . Off •' ":. "vA';THE;MARKETS;
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
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LINERS EXPECTED TO ARRIVE AT SUNRISE
MARIPOSA AND KOREA DUE TODAY
Weather "Report
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
?lrm>irunun
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Time Ball
San, Moon and Tide
V. S. Branch Hydrojjraphlc Oflice
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MERRYMAKING FOR PORTOLA AT THE CHUTES
FUN UNTIL MIDNIGHT FOR FESTIVAL FUND
COUNCIL IS HELD OVER HETCH HETCHY
SCIiOOL^CORNERStONEV ' .. JTOBE-LAID^TOMORROW
Oil at-San I^ranclnro Bay
NOMADIC TOILERS TO BE ORGANIZED
COL. WEBSTERyiNSON ' DEPARTMENT PAYMASTER
GOLDFIELD NEWS ISSUES SOUyENIR^ EDITION
''u25a0-u25a0:. T«ii«ii>iTfor*.Beiiit •-•...",.-;u25a0
FUNDS STOLEN, SAY LUMBER HANDLERS
WIDOW WILL RECOVER VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
TWO MAY DIE FROM ACCIDENT
The San Francisco Call Junior Section
Masthead
HAVE YOU ALONZO? HONEST EFFORT WINS AND
NEW SCHOOLHOUSES
PRESIDENT TAFT'S VISIT
POLE DISCOVERY
HE WRITES HIS NAME UPON THE NORTH POLE
JUNIOR EDITORIAL CORNER
SHORT BARKS FROM ALONZO
TEACHING BLIND CHILDREN TO SEE WITH THEIR FINGERS
THE SURPRISE AND THE BROKEN WINDOW
ABOUT COMMON THINGS
ANSWER THESE PUZZLES TEN SPLENDID FOUNTAIN PENS ARE THE PRIZES OFFERED
TEN FOUNTAIN PENS AS PRIZES
A SOPPOSIN STORY
AN AMATEUR SNAPSHOT CONTEST
FOR THE YOUNGER JUNIORS
CECILIA`S BIRTHDAY DINNER
WHY THE WORLD MOVES
BOYS AND GIRLS UNDER 10 YEAR
THE WINNERS OF PAINT BOX PRIZES
A MIDSHIPMAN`S CRUISE IN THE MEDITERRANEAN
EVENTS IN CALIFORNIA HISTORY
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