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WASHINGTON SENDS ULTIMATUM TO ZELAYA Semiofficially Said That He Must Explain by 10 o'clock Tonight

SPRING VALLEY WILL SELL FOR $35,000,000

COMBINED COST OF THE TWO SYSTEMS

SPRING VALLEY'S OFFER

INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY

FARM LABORER SUSPECTED OF KILLING BLACK

RICH CHINESESEEKS WHITE WOMANsAS BRIDE

BLOODY FINGER MARKS ON DEED ARE IDENTIFIED

Anythmg to Beat theßondsj

RUMOR HAS GOULD SUED BY ACTRESS

NEGRO WOMAN OVER r .. Z * CENTURY OLD DEAD

ASSASSIN SEEKS CHANLER'S LIFE

CUSTOMS OFFICIALS WATCH SOCIETY WOMEN

BROCK-UI'DERFICHT DRAW

SUICIDE OF COOK LOOKS LIKE HOAX

[WOMEN'S CLUB WILL HAVE INDIAN PROGRAM

CHARGES OF GRAFTING REFUTED IN REPORT

CLAIRVOYANT IS GIVEN SIX YEARS IN PRISON

Finger Prints in Blood on Deed to Gostas Home u0084 v Ari Declared Suspects by Expert for the State

HERO OF ST. CROIX IS OFFERED HOME

CAR CREW NOT BLAMED FOR FATAL COLLISION

STOCKTON SUPERVISORS TO MACADAMIZE ROAD

SECRETARY ACTS IN NAVY YARD CLASH

BLIND RANCHER CUTS THROAT IN FIELD

BRANDS CHICAGO "WICKEDEST CITY"

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BRITISH LORDS' VOTE MAY STOP NATION'S TAXES

JAPANESE STATESMEN ACCUSED OF GRAFTING

GUNBOAT DRIVEN iNTO CHINESE RICE FIELD

FrinriOM Arbitration to End Tro 11III lEI ii SPain to Withdraw Troops From Morocco UlililUll Germans Oppose Americian Fair in Berlin

KING EDWARD NAMED TO SETTLE DISPUTE

HELD FOR TRIAL FOR IAPERSONATING COUNT

RECOMMENDS CHANGE IN FRENCH PROCEDURE

EDMONTON COAL MINERS WALK OUT ON STRIKE

EXECUTIONS SIGNED AMOUNTING.TO $2,182,829

CREST OF WILLAMETTE RIVER FLOOD PASSED

CAPTURE OF CHIEF ENDS MOROCCO WAR

COMPETITION FROM AMERICANS FEARED

DENIES AMERICANS WILL REBUILD RAILWAY

RAILROAD TUNNEL PIERCES THE ANDES

SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC IN 3 MEXICAN; MINING' CAMP

SUGAR AND TOBACCO LANDS INUNDATED

AMERICAN yOLCANOLOGIST ON WAY TO TENERIFFE

PARISIANS WELCOME KING OF PORTUGAL

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MINING MACHINERY SENT OVER WORLD

MADE IN SAN FRANCISCO

CONFERENCE'CALLED.ON UNIFORM DIVORCE LAWS

REFORMS ASKED BY PORTO RICO LABOR

DON'T COUNT THE CHICAGO PIGEONS

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DR. COOK VANISHES AND RENEWS GOSSIP

MILLION ACRES ARE OPENED BY BALLINGER

GOVERNMENT RAISES TARIFF ON PEARLS

CATTLE THIEVES MAKE RANCHERS ASK HELP

BURGLARS ESCAPE WITH SILVER WORTH $10,000

PREDICTS TARIFF WAR WITH CANADA

WHEREABOUTS OF BODY REVEALED BY DREAM

DIPLOMAT INJURED BY FALL FROM HORSE

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GIVEN GLIMPSE OF THEIR HOME LIFE

Pleasing Compliment in the Memorial to Japanese Valor

PROGRAM FOR THE GUESTS'OF HONOR

WINTER GAUQINGS TAKEN AT ELEANOR DAM SITE

ALBERT T.JpaVrICK SEEKS RELEASE FROM PRISON

RECEIVES GUESTS ATTIRED IN KIMONO

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BUT THREE LOST IN WRECK OF ARGO

OFFICERS ELECTED AT OMEGA NU CONCLAVE

WOMAN DIES FROM EFFECTS OF DANCING

DECLARES RICH MEN CAUSE MOST CRIME

INFURIATED BABOON GNAW HIS TRAINER

FORMER JUDGES ARE DISBARRED

OCTOGENARIANS CUPID'S VICTIMS

MULBERRY STREET, LEFT BY POLICE

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CURRY PUTS IT UP TO ORGANIZATION

Special Attractions Offered This Week by San Francisco's Leading Retail Merchants

MEETING OF PROTEST;",: r AGAINST/COPPER; FUMES

FAVOR CHANGE IN THE ; LOCATION OF BRIDGE

MARYSVILLE AWARDS. HIGH SCHOOL CONTRACT

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NEGOTIATING VAST DEAL IN TOBACCO

RANCHER SUED FOR HIS JOY RIDE BILL

BURY SIX CHILDREN OF FAMILY IN TWO YEARS

SUTTER COUNTY FRUIT GROWERS HOLD MEETING

W OMAN DISAPPEARS AND FATAL ACCIDENT FEARED

STRICKEN BRIDE TO BE REGAINS CONSCIOUSNESS

Sacramento and Sari Joaquin Valleys

FAIL IN ATTEMPT TO PLUNDER SAFES

STATE VETERINARIAN * LEARNS OF RABIES CASE

BOARD OF TRADE SEEKS :~v: TO ATTRACT SETTLERS

CONTENDS PROCEEDINGS END WITH JUDGE'S TERM

OWNER OF HORSE JAILED FOR STARVING ANIMAL

FOLLOWS ACCIDENTAL ; SHOOTING WITH MURDER

EMPLOYES;OF RANXHO ADMIT STEALING PRUNES

WIFE THOUGHT DEAD TO CHARGE BIAGMY

PIERSON WILL LEAVE THE WESTERN PACIFIC

DEATH OF WIFE OF GOVERNOR'S SECRETARY

WESTERN PACIFIC PLANS SIX DEPOTS

ORANGE GROVES OF REDDING IN PERIL

SISKIYOU COUNTY GOES -;> "DRY" BY 100 MAJORITY

NEGRO GIVEN LIFE DAY AFTER ATTACK

ALMA BELL IS OFFERED ENGAGEMENTS ON STAGE

MERCHANTS WANT LANE > KEPT ON COMMISSION

PUPILS SAVE BOOKS FROM BURNING BUILDING

CLOSE ON TRAIL OF GAME POISONERS

WORK IS* RUSHED ON: QUINCY AND WESTERN

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BLOWS OF SATELLITES MADE MOON'S "CRATERS"

RECORD STREET RAILWAY VTRANSFER'DEEDS OF 1882

MAKES^ORLD'S RECORD FOR TYPEWRITER SRjEED

POSTOFFICE CLERK ENDS HIS LIFE WITH BULLET

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DRAMATIC EDITORIAL SOCIETY THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL

BEN WELCH'S NEW MONOLOGUE

WAR TIME DRAMA IS ALCAZAR HIT.

ORIGINAL YANKEE BOY IS HERE

"MR. HOGGENHEIMER" STAYS AT PRINCESS

LAST WEEK OF MUSIC PLAYS AT AMERICAN

NATIONAL'S PROGRAM BRIGHT AND SPRIGHTLY

EASTERN STAR CHARTER TO GREET GRAND PATRON

Gossip About the Theaters and the New Dramatic Offerings

PLAY TELLS TALE OF THE LONG AGO

MERRY DOINGS AT THE NEW CHUTES

WIGWAM'ROAD SHOW TO HOLD THE BOARDS

NOTED ACTOR IS ORPHEUM'S STAR

'This Week's Jttiraetidrik

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BEGGAR CONFESSES TO HAVING A MAID

miRD BOY BURGLAR TAKEN BY DETECTIVES

DOCTOR'S DAUGHTERS ANNOUNCE RECEPTION

QUARTERMASTER IS TO BE EXAMINED

BISCUIT COMPANY SUES: ARCHITECT FOR $29,000 u0084

ACCUSED OF VIOLATING THE ANTI-GAMBLINQ ACT

CHILDREN DENIED GOLD THEY FOUND

Music in the Park

TELEGRAPH COMPANY. u25a0:. FILES iNEW ARTICLES

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EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CALL

Troubles Of the Standpatters

Prophet, or Historian, Which?

Why tKc Copper Combine Drags

An Odd Naval Controversy

DriAVfeeler All Thi^s ToAllMen 1

DISHONESTY IS A CONFESSION OF COWARDICE

ANSWERS TO QUERIES

LAST COMEDY BY FITCH IS PLAYED

THE CENTRAL OFFERS PANTAGES' N«=W ACTS

Breath of Spring in Canvases by Gamble

MOB THREATENS'LIFEOF? r VWOMAN'S'ASSAILANT

DEATH OF WIF^OF COiMEDIAN HARRISON

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SOCIETY

MUSICIANS PREPARE TO NAME OFFICERS

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TELLS OF PROGRESS MADE BY FILIPINOS

DATES OF CLOSING FOR – V MAILS

VICTORY FOR ART'S SAKE CELEBRATED

REPAYS BEATING WITH -. SERIOUS KNIFE WOUNDS

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SPORTING SECTION THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL

Bubbling Water Beats Favorite in the Oakland Handicap

Capture Rugby Title, 9 to 3

Early Tide Is Outdistanced v By Fleet Filly

Irish Club Looks Forward To a Busy Year

Football Enthusiasts Talk

STOCKED WITH. PARTRIDGES

Utah Jockey Club's Meet Hotly Scored

Council Trophy Golf Tourney Matches Begin

CANVASBACKS KEEP OUT OF RANGE OF HUNTERS

•!ii!AJNERTS:yKRSUSjMA_XyKI.I-S.'._

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Togo HI Wins Closing Race At Manchester

Alameda and Poly Play Off Robber Thursday

Monday's Entries

Tampa-Results

Powell Has Golden Chance: Wolgast Eastern Favorite : Battler Must Meet Winner: Coffroth=Gleason Alliance: Tennis Champs Are Defeated : Aquatics

POWELL AND WOLGAST ON TRAIL OF NELSON

SOCCER- GAMES IN TODAY'S CARD PROMISE GOOD SPORT

TaftCongratplates Winning Marksmen

Two Americans Are Beaten in Tennis Meet

BUYS HOME, FOR, F.M11.%

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Athletics Wallop Nationals : Ring Warmer Promises Class : Coach Howe Praises California Rugby: Fair Duck Bags: Billy Papke in an Auto Accident

Lost Ball and A Triple Play Help the Game

Middle Weight Boxer Barely Escapes Serious Injury

Po!o Men Will Play Today On El Cerrito Field

The Call's Form Chart of Races at Emeryville

SPKOI.VI, TKVXIJi MATCH

TRAVIS IIEETSW.VTERLOO

Fans All Look? For a Lively Preliminary Go

High Altitnde^ Kills Borses at Jnarez-Meeting

. . . .. -. ('u25a0,• u25a0•u25a0 – – • -u25a0-u25a0 Bowlers Will Meet ih This City in March

West Point Leads Fight To Reform Football

GETS A. A. U. 1910 GAMES

"Mother" Howe Is Cheered;on His ?Way Home

Sutton Defeats Slosson In Billiard Tourney .

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Anglers Flock To Mouth of Russian River

Albert Mann, Star Athlete, Becomes Bluecoat

Police May Prevent Opening Of Big Mill Jids

SWIMMING5 TOURNEY TO DECIDE LEAGUE TITLE

Dugdale Looks For Peace In Baseball Camp

High Schools Meet Soon for Aquatic Honors

IJE.VI.DSBUIIG AVI.XS BASKET BAL,!;

PEERLESS CARS AID WRECKED TRAVELERS

FAST BUICK 40 WINS HILL CLIMBING RACE

BIG RENAULT CAR HAS BEEN SOLD

NICKARENT WINS ANOTHER CONTEST

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Automobile Enthusiasts Are Now Touring All Year Round

AUTO CONDITIONS ARE NOW CHANGING

SALE OF ELMORE PLANT CONFIRMED

BIG THOMAS HAS FLEXIBLE ENGINE

SPEEDWELL AGENCY SECURED IN NORTH

FORD OWNERS BET THEIR MOTOR CARS

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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO

CLASSY FOWLS IN OAKLAND DISPLAY

CIVIC SUBJECTS TO BE DISCUSSED

Blue: Ribbons Adorn Many 1 Feathered Prize Winners

EDWIN STEVENS AT THE ORPHEUM

D'EVELYN MAY LOSE PARK BOARD SEAT

CONVICT'S PAROLE ENDED BY BOASTS

AGED PIONEER IS KILLED BY FALL

PLAN BENEFIT FOR -: YOUTHS' DIRECTORY

CHURCH FAIR HELD FOR BUILDING FUND

CLUB PASSERS HOLD AN EXCITING CONTEST

TELLS YOUNG WIFE TO GO HOME TO FATHER

COUNTY FORESTER'S SALARY IS STOPPED

BENEFIT TO RAISE FUND FOR HOMELESS CHILDREN

SCHOOL CHILDREN GIVE PRETTY ENTERTAINMENT

CHILD IS ROBBED BY MAN IN STREET

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NEWS OF THE FOUR COUNTIES BORDERING ON SAN FRANCISCO BAY

TWO FALL BRIDES WILL BE HOSTESSES

WOMAN MUST APPEAR BEFORE TWO JUDGES

DEATH OF PIONEER METHODIST MINISTER

HUSBAND SENTENCED; WIFE ON PROBATION

jj Miss M. Fitz Gerald,.' [ Talented Pianiste 1 _^ u25a0 •u25a0 : u25a0_

COLLEGIANS WILL GIVE FINE CONCERT

PHYSICIAN TO TALK vi OF ARAIY SANITATION

ARTISTS TO HELP STUDENTS IN PLAY

OVERCOAT THIEF GETS SIX MONTHS

[Elizabeth Jacques, To Assist" Benefit

CELEBRATION BY NIJLES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

CITY TAX PAYERS EXCEL RECORDS

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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL

ANTI-TRUST LAW THORN TO TRADERS

• COPPER STOCKS WOBBLY AGAIN

N STOCK MARKET

GRAINMARKET

SUMMARY; OF THE MARKETS

LOCAL MARKETS

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Will Construct 1-C(OG Fea :M(tfe of Seawall

SECTION 9 WILL BE STARTED SOON

MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

Sun,*; Moon and Tide

U.S.:Branch Hj-drographie Office

Time Ball

SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST

NEWS ;OF I THE' OCEAN"

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PROMOTION COMES TOCOL. E. B. PRATT

George J. Mayerle,;u25a0 Ari;: Amateur Agloiv

STUDENTS READY TO STAGE "THE BELLS"

RECIPIENT OF HONORS BANQUETED BY CIRCLE

SECRETARY DODGE SUES FOR SALARY

YOUNG FARMER OF LODI/ DIES OF CONSUMPTION

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CLASSIFIED AS SECTION THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL

THE CANDID FRIEND

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XX VI. ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

MISS EILEEN DAVIS TO .WED LIEUT. CUMMINS

ANOTHER DISMISSED BY THE COUNTY/CLERK

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PELLAGRA IS IN ALAMEDA COUNTY

LOSES SUITCASE FULL :v: OF VALUABLE PAPERS

Personal Brevities

BARBS SEEK RETURN GAME WITH OLYMPIC RUGBYITES

American League President Calls Ward Trickster

Close Play ior—Semifinals of Bowling Tourney

niiITINH CHAM.UXGB ACCEPTED

BEKKJEKKV.. HIGH SCHOOI/ WIXS

Theatrical Syndicate Casts Eyes On Baseball

Bank and Bar ClashJgain On Links Today

Langford's Manager Puts tp $10,000 Forfeit –

CHARGE MADE FOR FREIGHT HANDLING

ALUMNI HOLD ANNUAL v – GATHERING AT STOCKTON

BEQUEST PR EVENTS ' REBUILDING CHURCH

LEADS GAY LIFE iv 'ON BOGUS CHECKS

MATHEWSON SIDESTEPS CUBA

| SHI PM&G jINTEkiMG EHG E~

Memoranda

Weather Report

SHIPPING NEWS. OF COAST

PRESIDENT OF CARMEN "ISSUES A STATEMENT

ARTISTS WILL AID NEWT. THARP'S SON

PRETTY ROMANCE BRINGS BETROTHAL u25a0- • ~

ACCUSES WIFE OF FLIRTING AT NIGHT,

POPULAR TENOR TO APPEAR IN CONCERT

George Hamlin, Who J Will dive-Recital ,

SNEAK THIEVES FINDj^ HARVEST IS PROFITABLE

PURCH ASEtOF^IUDGMENT BRANDEDJAICONSRIRACV

LAST MEMBER OF THE v FOUR CRONIESVCLUB DEAD

POLISH JPEORIiE'WILL UNITE IN CELEBRATIbN

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MORE CONFESSIONS OF A TRAINED NURSE

WE GO JFOR: AN AUTOMOBILE RIDE

THE DOG WHO PLAYS POOL AND THE DOG WHO BOSSES A CATTERY

SIR WILLIAM CROOKES SEES SPOOKS

WHEELING THROUGH THE TAIL OF A COMET

The Efficient Human Engine

A TREASURY OF PREHISTORIC REMAINS

BOOK PAGE OF THE SUNDAY CALL

"The Wivins of Lance Gleayerage"

"Henry in Search of a Wife"

"Sparrows"

how Meredith Nicholson works

" The D:km omi d Ma s t'.'er"

"The Journal of a Recluse" l u25a0 – t ' '

"The Collected Poems of Arthur Upson" , ( '

BGQKSIREVIEWED

Brief Reviews of-New Books

"The DupeV ~V

''M c 1 c h i,s c: d c c "

"An Unofficial Love Story" :

Books Received

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Comic Section of The San Francisco Call

Masthead

Tfce>' Funny Slcle's" iFonny- 'SK^

Untitled

THE STORY OF A SOCIETY GIRL

THE COLLECTING OF OLD CHINA

Suggestions for the Girl Who Sews

Hand Made Lingerie

Social Amenities for the School Girl

Uses for Taupe Linen

Dollsfd^

Farewell i Gifts for Tourists

Ornamental Book Receptacles

Spoon Prizes

Two'l Kinds of Embroidery

WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING

IN CALIFORNIA GARDENS: NATURALIZING FLOWERS

THE HOUSE INDOORS AND OUT

SELECTED RECIPES FOR MODERN HOUSEKEEPERS

FIRSTPRIZE Lettuce Fork

SECOND PRIZE -Butter Pick

THE ART OF THE EMBROIDERER

THE FASHIONS OF SAN FRANCISCO

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