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San Francisco Call, Volume 107, Number 125, 4 April 1910
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Masthead
W. C. RUSSELL ACCEPTS CLAIM OF FRESNO MAN
CHIFTEN IS DRUG STORE BANDIT, SAYS GLEASON
INDEX OF THE SAN fRANQSCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY
WINDSTORM AGAIN DAMAGES LUCIN CUTOFF
Maud Powell's Recital
AUTO OVERTURNS; OCCUPANTS HURT
HOSPITAL REPORT ANGERS FURUSETH
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ROOSEVELT WILL NOT VISIT PIUS X CANCELS PLAN FOR AN AUDIENCE
INCIDENT PURELY PERSONAL IS ROOSEVELT'S STATEMENT
JUDGE ELLISON WILL FILE BONDS DECISION
BICYCLERIDERS HURT BY COLLIDING^ RACE
CHILDHOOD FRIENDS GREET MAUD ALLAN
RIPLEY VISITS CITY WITH SANTA FEMEN
HONOR IS SHOWN MEMORY OF DEAD
MORMON CONFERENCE * IS NOW IN SESSION
COMMITS SUICIDE IN SENSATIONAL MANNER
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE PROVES FUTILE
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY ELECTS' NEW OFFICERS
KNOCKOUT BLOWS AND THEIR EFFECT
AMERICANS TO HOLD OCCUPATION DAY FETE
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TAFT TO SPEAK IN DEFENSE OF ADMINISTRATION
Col. Frank H. Johnson Gives Clever Aviation Exhibition
Billiard Stars Here To Play Again
DR. PAULINE GIVES CLEVER EXHIBITION
CATHEDRAL DEANS REACH RIPE OLD AGE
EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY CLUB DRAWS COLOR LINE
SKILLFULLY GUIDES CURTISS BIPLANE
"TWO COW ORDINANCE" fe IS OPPOSED BY CLUB
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
WOMEN'S CLUBS TO HOLD ELECTIONS
MEET TO COMPLETE A MOTHERS' CLUBS UNION
Irene O'Connor of U. of C, Who Will Be Seen in Play
SOPHOMORE WRITES OF CLASSIC DRAMA
LIVERMORE TO HAVE HOLY GHOST FESTIVAL
TRINITY PARISH WILL HONOR ITS NEW VICAR
OFFICIALS TO MEET • TO DISCUSS BONDS
COLLEGE WOMEN TO GIVE LITERARY TREAT
ENTERTAINMENT TO BE – GIVEN BY WOMEN'S CLUB
STUDENTS TO ACT AUGUSTAN BANQUET
CHILDREN ARE GIVEN FIRST COMMUNION
WOMAN FOILS PURSE /SNATCHER BY CHASE
POLICEMAN "NABS" DANGEROUS PAIR
RETAINS ATTORNEY TO SOLVE CASH SHORTAGE
OPENS WINDOW, FALLS OUT; DIES OF INJURIES
CHASES BURGLAR FROM HIS HOUSE
TOOL THIEF FIGHTS FROM STREET TO JAIL
Two Zinging Girls Who Will Entertain At the Bell Theater
NEW ATTRACTIONS OFFERED AT BELL
HOUSEWIFE ARRESTED WHEN LEAVING TOWN
STEALS COATS WORTH THOUSAND DOLLARS
MOTORCYCLIST RUNS MAN DOWN IN STREET
FUNDS ARE SOUGHT FOR STILES HALL
HALF HOUR OF MUSIC HEARD IN BERKELEY
NATIVE DAUGHTERS TO GIVE ANNUAL DANCE
WELL KNOWN SCHOOL TEACHER PASSES AWAY
PENDLETON ASKED TO RETAIN CHAIR
FALLS WHILE SKATING AND FRACTURES ARM
MAY ERECT SUN DIAL I as Mcelroy memorial
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BALLOON FALLS INTO BALTIC; 3 DEATHS RESULT
SIGNAL CORPS' TOOLS STOLEN FROM PRESIDIO
BABIES CRY FOR BREAD AS PARENTS "CELEBRATE"
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
RABBI CONDEMNS NEW ROSTAND PLAY
BRIDEGROOM'S BODY IN POTTER'S HELD
CHANTICLEER LUNCHEON CLEVER SOCIAL STUNT
PRESIDENT LOVETT TO VISIT SACRAMENTO
SAN RAFAEL ERECTS NEW MISSION BELL
SIX MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED AT STOCKTON
X RAY USED TO SHOWCHILDREN'S DEVELOPMENT
WOODLAND VOTING FOR FLORAL QUEEN
TAX RATE FIXED AT $1.75 ON THE $100
DEALERS DESTROY FISH; TO KEEP UP PRICES
INTEREST IN CALIFORNIA MANIFESTED IN EAST
FERULLO CHARMS IDORA THRONGS
CAPTURED SALOON ROBBER RETURNS COIN
FOUR LUMBER MILLS TO RESUME OPERATIONS
DR. BURKE CASE DECISION EXPECTED
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EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CALL
Not Ballinger for the j Supreme Bench
Do Some Work for San Francisco
They Know They Are Alive
Railroad Legislation in the Senate
Headlong Haste by Two Congressmen
Candy Exhibition].
Janitor Always Wrong
I Answers^o Queries
Attention of Clubwomen Focused on the Convention
Chick. Leaving Shell
Ear of the Butterfly
£ERSONS IN THE NEWS
WRECKED MARINERS TO RECEIVE BENEFITS
ONE MAN HELD UP TWICE IN TWENTY-THREE HOURS
BANK FAILURE CAUSES GRAND JURY INQUIRY
SENATOR BARD'S CONDITION IMPROVES
HUNTER TELLS OF NORTHERN TRADE
Knox and Mitchell Show Worth on Mile Hill Course
BLOODY TRAIL LEFT BY WOUNDED THIEF
PLAN CELEBRATION OF ADMISSION DAY
CHINESE JAILED FOR CONDUCTING A LOTTERY
FOUR YEAR OLD BOY ROUTS PAIR OF THUGS
CRUISER IS GIVEN TO NAVAL MILITIA
SYNAGOGUE BENEFIT PROVES A SUCCESS
TWO MOGUL LOCOMOTIVES SHIPPED TO EUREKA
PLANS FOR FLOUR MILL DEFERRED FOR A YEAR
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The Call's Page of Sprots
PORTLAND BUMPED IN HARD FOUGHT GAMES
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES
Seals Take Two From the Scrappy Tribe of Beavers
SENATORS TRIM OAKLAND BUNCH
Gen^alKßarry; First in' Medal Play
ANGELS HANDED DOUBLE KNOCKOUT
Phoenix Team Downed By Petaluma
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JEFF GETS A GREAT SENDOFF IN SOUTH
Raflroaders Take Scalp Of Vallejo Team
Modesto Reds Surprise Stockton Staters
Mission High Downs Humboldt Again
AMATEUR BASEBALL
YAXNIGANS TIE DENVER
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Racing Game Brightens : Crack Athletes in Meet : Automobiles Make Great Time : Englishmen Are Given the Trophy : Walsh Is High Gun
SMALL BETTORS ARE MORE IN EVIDENCE
AD WOLGAST SAYS BALDWIN IS NEXT
The Call's Racing Forecast
DE PAW TRAVELS A MILE IN 36 1-5
Fighters Take Run Out Powders
MEICHSNER WINS BIG KING SHOOT
Garden City Wheelmen First in Relay
Chico High School Wins Track Meet
Will Establish Hapery In Cache Slough1
BAY LEAGUE TO HOLD BIG MEET
Guerin Brothers in the Finals
Hogan and McCarthy. Evenly Matched I
CUP FORFEITED TO BRITISH TEAM
VETERAN CARRIES OFF TRAP SHOOT
Baseball Notes
VAMPIRES DEFEAT THE INDEPENDENTS
St./ Matthews Sweep Sequoia High
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PAWNSHOP RUN BY CITY IN HOLLAND
PRACTICAL JOKE ACTS AS A BOOMERANG
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
LINER ARRIVES WITH BIG CARGO
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Sun, Moon aud Tide
V. S. Branch Hydroitraphlc Office
A BOOKLET FOR INVESTORS
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Weather Report
NEW CAPITAL ISSUES DEPRESS STOCK MARKET
PIG IRON TRADE FOR WEEK REPORTED LIGHT
NEW $102,000,000 TUNNEL OPENED FOR INSPECTION
NATIVE SONS HONOR HUMBOLDT PIONEER
SPEEDING AUTO HITS TROLLEY CAR; TWO HURT
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SCHOOLS NEED NEW SYSTEM OF DRAWING STUDY
Tableaux Vivants' Success Assured
BAR TENDERS HOLD ANNUAL OUTING
CHARITY PETE TO CHARM AUDIENCE
BOY RULER PLANS FOR A BUSY WEEK
Mayor Katz Announces His Program for Week
STRAY SHOT HITS GASTON M. ASHE
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