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FORESTER SAYS FIGHT NOT ENDED

INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY

HEIRESS AND AFFINITY LOCATED, SAYS RUMOR

HOUSE IN FLAMES AND THE OWNER ILL IN BED

HOOKWORM RAMPANT V IN NEW ORLEANS COLLEGE

WOUNDED MAN MAY BE DRUG STORE BANDIT

SHOT IN ATTEMPT TO MURDER WIFE

McCARTHY ARRAIGNS HIS PREDECESSOR FORMER ADMINISTRATION IS CENSURED

MILKMAN'S WIFE IS LEFT $200,000

COLD STORAGE EGG MUST HAVE LABEL

MAUD ALLAN WILL DANCE IN AMERICA

MAYOR P. H. McCARTHY AND HIS LITTLE SON, PATRICK HENRY HOWE McCARTHY

HOW INCINERATOR SITE WAS BOUGHT

JUDGESGOMPLIMENT LANGDON'S AIDS

FORCE INADEQUATE SAYS POLICE CHIEF

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JAPAN OPPOSES KNOX'S PLAN TO NEUTRALIZE LINE

GIRL'S DEATH CAUSED BY A DRAFT OF POISON

Miss Elsie Nason,: a Pretty Bride; Elect

BETROTHAL TOLD FRIENDS AT TEA

FORMER CLERGYMAN CONVICTED BY JURY

TWO PASSENGER TRAINS DERAILED

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jj' MAYOR TAYLOR COMPLIMENTS RETIRING SUPERVISORS;

SEALS UNBROKEN; BUT PLATINUM BAR MISSING

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ROOSEVELT AFTER WHITE RHINOCEROS

MAYOR OF MILWAUKEE DENOUNCES PROHIBITION

CRUCIFIES HERSELF IN RELIGIOUS FRENZY

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STORK BRINGS RANCHER HIS TWELFTH CHILD

NINE POISONED BY . EATING RAW SAUSAGE

PINCHOT'S DISMISSAL AN INJURY TO THE COUNTRY, SAYS PARDEE

SAVANT SEIZED AS BLOODTHIRSTY THUG

EIGHT LABORERS DIE IN DYNAMITE EXPLOSION

MURDERS WOMAN; ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

LARGEST DAM IN WORLD ' VTO SPAN >MISSISSIPPI

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FANCIFUL AND CHARMING DANCES WITH CATCHY AIRS AND BRILLIANT COSTUMES WILL FEATURE GREAT SOCIETY MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA

REHEARSALS TO BE HELD IN THEATER

KNIFE BLADE TAKEN OUT OF MAN'S NOSE

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MEYER EXPLAINS NAVY REFORM PLANS

FIGHT ON FOR 20 CENT COTTON

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MINISTER CELEBRATES • GOLDEN WEDDING

NEW MEMBER FAILS TO TAKE HIS SEAT

NATIVE SONS* PARLOR INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS

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DRAMATIC EDITORIAL SOCIETY THE San Francisco CALL

HARRY JAUDER

DramaticVNotes

ACROBATIC AGGREGATION ': U < ° . -AT THE 'AMERICAN

CRANE HAS HONOR AT NEW COLUMBIA

NEW CHUTES OFFERS NOVELTIES THIS WEEK

NOVELTY FEATURES ON NATIONAL BILL

WIGWAM ANNOUNCES SENSATIONAL ACTS

VAN NESS TO HAVE YIDDISH PLAYERS

New Dramatic Offerings and Gossip

WILLY PANTZER IS STAR AT ORPHEUM

SOCIAL EVILS ARE SHOWN IN DRAMA

This Weeks Attractions

DOUBLE BILL AT PRINCESS THEATER

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DIVA TO PRESENT VARIED PROGRAM

CUTTING OF ICE NEAR TRUCKEE IS BEGUN]

Madame Sembrich to Sing at Garrick Today

IMMIGRATION RECORD IS BROKEN IN 1909

"THE WOLf" IS AT THE SAVOY DOORS

HARRY LAUDER AT DREAMLAND RINK

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EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CALL

The Dismissal Of Forester PincKot

Taft's Solution OpNaKohs' Great ProLlems

Troubled ; About New States

Success of Both the Water Bond Propositions Wiil Be Great Thing for the City of San Francisco

Answers to Queries – . ;_ r -*• u25a0 ' :—:— I

In the Art WOrld

FRATERNITIES MAY GET AROUND LAW

UNFORTUNATE MAN LOSES BOTH FEET

AGED MAN CUT,WRIST AND BLEb TO DEATH

LARGE ACREAGE BONDED FOR DREDGING PURPOSE

LRGES PUBLIC MUSEUM FOR PLACER COUNTY

SUTTER COUNTY MAY HOLD SALOON ELECTION

CHINESE MINER IS "£?:vj BLINDED BY EXPLOSION

.Patents for Californians

Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys

MUST GIVE LAND FOR IMPROVEMENT

WANTS BIG INTEREST ON SUM TIED UP BY SUIT

AMERICAN OIL FIELDS COMPANY INCORPORATED

TRANS-PACIFIC MAIL CLOSING DATES FIXED

ATTEMPTED ESCAPE BRINGS INQUIRY

EXPERTS DIFFER OVER ORANGE TREE PEST

EMMA LE DOUX' SECOND TRIAL SOOft TO BEGIN

OFFER FREE SITE FOR KLAMATH COURTHOUSE

COUPLE SENTENCED ON FORGERY CHARGE

SWINDLERS PREPARE FOR AVIATION MEET

SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT TO BECOME A BRIDE

"THE NEW YORKERS" . ELECT NEW OFFICERS

JUDGE VAN FLEET LEADS STATE LIBRARY TRUSTEES

Personal Brevities

FEDERAL CONTROL OF COPPER MARKET

CURRY IS INDORSED BY STEAM ENGINEERS

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Society

JURY FIXER MAY SECURE FREEDOM

ALCAZAR WILL OFFER AN EASTERN SUCCESS

CZAR SHOWS DISLIKE FOR COUNT WITTE

ELKS WILL INVADE CITY NEXT MONTH

BONDS DRAW INTEREST, BUT PROCEEDS NOT USED

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PISTOL DUEL IS FOUGHT IN DARK

SUSPICIOUS BLAZE IS BEING INVESTIGATED

SURVEY IS CAUSE OF MUCH INQUIRY

DEMURRER OF SWINDLE i SYNDICATE OVERRULED

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BOURBONS IN SQUABBLE OVER PARTY MEETING

CONFERENCE OF STATE DEMOCRATS ADOPTS PLATFORM FOR PARTY AND AGREES TO SUGGEST CANDIDATES FOR PRIMARIES |

Platform Adopted At Conference of Leading Democrats

POLITICAL MACHINE IS SCORED BY BELL AT 3 : JACKSON DAY FEAST

CHRISTIAN~MILi:ER WINS SOUTHERN BELLE'S HAND

WANT ZOOLOGY BUILDING FOR BIG EXPOSITION

MRS. WHITELAW REID TO IMPROVE HOSPITAL*

LATE SHIPPING :>TELLIGESCB S ' u25a0 – u25a0 v – J

The Call's Page of Sports

Schreiber's Dargin at 5 to 1 Is Surprise of the Day at Emeryville

BUBBLING WATER WINS FOLLANSBEE HANDICAP

STOCK COMPANY TO HANDLE BALL TEAM

JOHNSON AGAINST THE MORMON CITY

The Call's Form Chart of Races at Emeryville

Oral Betting System in Vogue Here Looks Good at Meadows' Owners

TRACK AT SEATTLE MAY BE REOPENED

WAXT BASKET, BALL GAMES

EARLY TIDE SETS NEW TRACK RECORD

BASKET BAM/PLAYER DIES

SOCCER SEASON IN FULL SWING

GOOD.MA.X TO FIGHT SCAI.ER

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Coming Lightweight Bout Holds Attention of the Fight Fans

NELSON AND WOLGAST PROMISE ONE OF GREATEST BATTLES IN RING HISTORY

FOUR TEAMS WILL UPHOLD ST. MARY'S

Bakersfield Association Is Branching Out

Handball Players to Meet At Mcflugh's Court

Golden Gate Club Getting Ready for Action

Reds Defeat Whites in Speedy Polo Game on El Cerrito Field

MEMBERS ADOPT AMERICAN RULES

SPRING VALLEY IS WINNER OF MEET

BAT NELSON PLANS A TOUR OF WORLD

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Webfoot Chasers Poorly Rewarded by Week on Nearby Marshes

DUCK HUNTERS FIND GAME VERY SCARCE

PLANS MEET FOR CHAMPIONS ONLY

FIRST GAME WILL BE PLAYED HERE

LEAGUERS PLAY ON TWO SIDES OF BAY

GOOD CONTEST FOR WINDUP OF SEASON

Wolgast Will Do Light Work At Springs

Laogford Signs to Meet Jim Flynn in Los Angeles

Infielder Salberg, Santa Clara Star

COLLEGIANS MAY PLAY ORIENTALS

Valley High School League Hay Adopt Rugby

Jacksonville Results

6ASEBAUL. IS>OAKLAJVD

•^Notable Deaths

Weather Report

Julian Perkins of :: St. Joseph's Team

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CLOSED TYPE CAR PROVING POPULAR FOR WINTER USE

E. P. BRINEGAR IS ELECTED DIRECTOR

OVERLAND AUTOS NOW COMING FAST

Locomobile Is Successfully Used By Family for a Tour of Europe

HOME OF FRANKLIN IS BEING CHANGED

ELMORE CARS ARE BEING DELIVERED

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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO

SOCIALISM THEME OF LECTURE SERIES

WIPE OBJECTS TO LAWYER'S AFFINITY

DEEDS PORTIONS OF ESTATE TO RELATIVES

HALF HpUR SERVICE PLANNED BY RAILROAD

J. A. Kettlewell, of . Retail Clerks' Order

RETAIL CLERKS TO HOLD CONVENTION

MARRIAGE MAY END WARRING OF FACTIONS

HELDXHILD OVER STOVE ; TO MAKE WIFE OBEY

CHILDREN TO HAVE PART IN KIRMESS

FIVE YEAR OLD CHILD 1 IS CRUSHED UNDER DRAY

POKER AND AUTOMOBILE ENTANGLE R. J. LEAVITT

ELKS PAY TRIBUTE TO RECORDER GRIM

ABANDONED BRIDE ON ~" SOUTH SEA ISLAND

FRUIT, GRAPE AND NUT GROWERS)TO ORGANIZE

Alice Lloyd, Who ;- j ; Sin^s<at Qrpheum

ENGLISH SINGER AT HEAD OF PROGRAM

SICKNESS FATAL TO BERTILLON EXPERT

WARNS PUBLIC AGAINST DEAF MUTE IMPOSTORS

FORMER MINNESOTA AUDITOR IS DEAD

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

POPULAR HOSTESS WILL GIVE TEA

"members of glee club to return from trip

Rev. 0. B. Irelan Resigns Pastorate

CLERGYMAN WILL TAKE A VACATION

THROWS SHOE AT THIEF, WHO BEATS RETREAT

INAUGURATES CAMPAIGN FOR ISSUE OF BONDS

WILL SHOW WORK OF :' CHICAGO ART STUDENTS

ARTISTS DRESS AS CHILDREN AT PLAY

FORM MOTHERS' CLUB , AT LOCKWOOD SCHOOL

BUYS REVOLVER AND .SEEKS STEPFATHER

JOY RIDER IS FREED OF LARCENY CHARGE

PAWN BROKER CHARGED WITH VIOLATING LAW

WANTS. CELEBRATION ;I ON FOURTH OF JULY

Music in the Park

VICTIM OF ACCIDENT DIES FROM INJURIES

CHURCH SINGERS TO REPEAT BIBLE SONGS

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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY FOR THE CALL

SPECULATORS WAIT FOR DEVELOPMENTS

dullness in stock: market

STOCK MARKET

GRAINIMARKET;

summAryof the-markets

i LOCAL MARKETS

Tug's Upper Works Wrecked in Bay Collision

IDA W RAKED BY CAR BARGE GUARD

XEWS OP THE OCEAN

WANT NEWiSCHOOL-: EAST OF HAYWARD

MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

San, JMouu and Tide

Time Hail

U..S. Branch' Hydrogrnphie Office

SHIPPING NEWS OF' COAST

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Y. W. C. A. WORKERS CHOOSE OEFICIALS

LINCOLN G. A. R. POST INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS

FORESTERS INSTALL, NEW OFFICERS FOR COURT

Lx>cal Brevities

RECOUNT CONTEST HAS ABRUPT CLOSE

ROYAL ARCH MASONS WILL VISIT STOCKTON

YOUNG MEN'S INSTITUTE COUNCIL PLANS DANCE

WIND LIFTS OIL FROM PIT INTO WATER CANAL

HOTEL STEWARDS .WILL* HOLD PUBLIC MEETING

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CLASSIFIED AD SECTION THE San Francisco CALL

THE CANDID FRIEND

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' . REAIj ESTATE TRANS ACTION'S {

Marine News

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Memoranda

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GOLDFIELD CONSOLIDATED YIELDED $8,117,412 IN 1909

CALIFORNIA

NEVADA

ARIZONA

ALASKA

THE OIL WELLS

FISHING EXCELLENT ON RUSSIAN RIVER

LOCAL REVOLVER CLUB IN THE LEAD

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

Dolphins to Cruise Around Festal Board

Granada Club Elects Its Officers for Year

, APPOINTED . – SCHOOL STTPZBniTiafDENT—

BUSY SESSION OF THE LABOR COUNCIL

GIVeS RECEIPT FOR $1,260,134,946.88

BEARS ON STEAMER TERRORIZE PEOPLE

TUNNEL UNDER BANK IS TRACED

WOMAN USES TAXI IN DARING HOLDUP

The San Francisco Sunday Call Magazine Section

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Untitled

CONFESSIONS of a HOUSEMAID

THE SICKROOM BOOSTER

WHEN WILD TURKEY SHOOTING IS A CALIFORNIA SPORT

THESE FIVE MEN CAME ON THE FIRST STEAMSHIP SAN FRANCISCO EVER SAW

Of the Brave Company of 500 who steamed into the bay on the California on February 28, 49, only five are known to be alive Today to tell the tale of their excitihg arrival in the Land tof Gbld

KEY TO; GROUP PICTURE

TREES ARE BOOKS in the YALE FOREST SCHOOL

THE HASH DIALECT

BOOK PAGE OF THE SUNDAY CALL

"Inns and Taverns of Old London"

"Tracks and Tracking"

"The Land of Purple Shadows" e L wi v in a • po Mr to sh m n ta m

Sicily •

"The Story of Dutch Painting" , . ,

"The Pleasure of Reading'/

"A Curb to Predatory Wealth"

BOOKS REVIEWED

"Friendship Village Love Stories"

"In Wildest Africa';

"Heavenly Heretics"

"William Fitzhugh Gordon"

"Rum and Ruin: the Story of Dr. Caldwell"

"Longshore Boys"

"The Power ofSpeech"

"The Crime of the Congo" av,

Brief Reviews of New Books

Books Received

BETTY A BELLE OF '53

Comic Section of The San Francisco Call

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The Funny Side's Fanny Stories

Untitled

THE SOCIETY WOLF

DANCING for GIRLS A NECESSITY NOT A LUXURY

Social Amenities for the Schoolgirl

Powder Boxes for Traveling'

"How to Make Jsew Dog Collars

Covering the Telephone Directory

Twin Purses

Sewing Cases

For Breakfast Table

Care of Screens

WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING

IN CALIFORNIA GARDENS: THE CULTURE OF THE ROSE

For the Friend That Is Ill

Selected Recipes for Modern Housekeepers

FIRST PRIZE Sterling Silver Cake Serve/

: SECOND PRIZE I Sterling Silver Jelly Spoon

THE ART OF THE EMBROIDERER

The Fashions of San Francisco

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