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San Francisco Call, Volume 107, Number 147, 26 April 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
WOULD BRING THE BOY BACK TO NATURE
INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY
LAWLOR CANDIDATE FOR STATE SUPREME BENCH
ALL NOW READY TO RAISE FUNDS FOR EXPOSITION
CHIFTEN MAY HAVE KILLED MOTORMAN
PERFUMED CITY BORN MERE PLEBEIAN BARRED
JOHNSON TALKS TO VOTERS OF YOLO
Rate Suit Continued
BUNKO ARTIST POSES AS CURRY
MILLIONAIRE TICKET IS WINNER
Result ol Election at I Hillsboro' I
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CITY BOY NEGLECTED GIVE HIM MORE ROOM
FREEZING WEATHER IN MIDDLE STATES
> ; : — _^. I Californians'on Travels |
No U*e for DoctorM
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT IS RIOTOUS ROOTER
"PLAY BALL" BILL IS TEAM'S MASCOT
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SUGAR SECRETS BARED AT LOCAL FEDERAL INQUIRY
MAINTAIN SILENCE IN DUCKING EPISODE
MODERN EDIFICE MAY REPLACE OLD MISSION
Many Are Summoned By Special Prosecutor
MYSTERIOUS FORCE STARTS MUSIC BOX
LIFE IMPRISONMENT FOR MURDER OF CHILD
WINS HIS FIGHT FOR CONFIRMATION
ROMANTIC EXPERIENCE OF AN AGED COUPLE
JOHN LA FARGE MAKES READY FOR THE END
BOY JOINS FAMILY OF JIMMY HOPPER
COMET VISIBLE AT 3:50 IN MORNING
BULLS TRIUMPH ON COTTON EXCHANGE
LICK SCHOOL AWARDED $25,000 GINN BEQUEST
SAN FRANCISCAN ASKS POLICE TO ARREST HIM
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LEAGUERS TURN TO LEGISLATURE
LONDON NOW CONSIDERS SINGLE GUTTER SCHEME
Mrs. E. A. Palmer, One of Seasons Most Popular Brides
HAPPY COUPLE ARE GREETED BY FRIENDS
THOUGHT TRANSFERENCE SAVES GIRL FROM HARA
TRIES TO CONFUSE SISTER ON STAND
MEN CHOSEN FOR WASHINGTON TRIP
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HUGHES ACCEPTS PLACE ON THE SUPREME BENCH
BRYAN COMMENTS ON APPOINTMENT OF HUGHES
Witness and Lawyer Near Fist Fight in Courtroom
CRUSADE AGAINST CRIME IS BEGUN
BIG RIVER BOOST MEETING IS PLANNED
LAURA BIGGAR SUED FOR WOUNDED HEART
JOHN H. GRADY DENIES OWNERSHIP, OF BUILDING
BOARD RE-ENACTS 85 CENT GAS RATE
SUPERVISORS HONOR MEMORY OF E. B. POND
INSINUATIONS LEAD TO BITTER CLASH
NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC PLANS SUMMER SERVICE
PENNIE WILLS BULK OF ESTATE TO HIS SISTER
WOMEN TO FIGHT TRAFFIC IN GIRLS
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FRESNO WILL BE. DAZZLING IN LIGHT
HENPECKED "PA'S" REVOLT WORKS PLEASANT CHANGE
JAPA.V AXD KOREA
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
FIREBUG MUST SERVE 10 YEARS
PROMISES TO PAY WIFE $240 ALIMONY
ACCIDENT PREVENTS ATTEMPT TO AVIATE
AGREES WITH FARMERS TO DESTROY FUMES
PETITION SIGNED FOR LIQUOR ELECTION
DR. BURKE CASE SET OVER FOR ONE WEEK
VACAVILLE CHERRIES i WILL GO EAST FIRST
TWO NORMAL SCHOOL DIRECTORS APPOINTED
BANK CLERK LOSES LIFE IN CHANNEL
CONVOCATION OPENS SESSION AT STOCKTON
STOCKTON TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION ELECTS OFFICERS
AGREE UPON DATE FOR MURDER TRIAL
Judge J. A.Plummer, Who Will Succeed Judge W. B. Nutter
GOVERNOR NAMES SUPERIOR JUDGE
WOUNDED BURGLAR, IDENTIFIED, CONFESSES
SIX HEIRS TO SHARE IN ESTATE OF $2,500
JUSTICE IMPOSES FINE; HELPS IN PAYMENT
LANDSLIDE DESTROYS POWER COMPANY'S DITCH
ROSES AND BABIES ; to: yiE^for prizes
FURTHER INQUIRY IN POOLROOM CASE
ATTACKS SLEEPER WITH LOADED HOSE
Gossip of Railwaymen
STEER HAS VISION OF CATTLE'S HEREAFTER
OBJECTS TO JOY RIDING AT 6 A. M.
GIRL FOUND DEAD NEAR NAPLES IS IDENTIFIED
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TEDDY MODEST WHEN PAID A HIGH TRIBUTE
ELABORATE PLANS FOR THE MAY DATE FETE
Bake Raisin Bread! Cup Tor Best Loaf
INCOMING ARTILLERY WILL BE DIVIDED
ACTOR SEEKS DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY COURT
AMERICANS HAVE RIGHT TO BOAST
$1,000,000 RAISIN COMPANY PLANNED
INFANTRY OFFICER COMMITS SUICIDE
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EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CALL
Athletic Grounds for Aspiring Youth
The Chronicle Suffers From Tired Feeling
Our Vested Rights Under Garfield Grant
(jiye^lh^^ll^^i^^ Chance j
Senator Dixon's Flat Mileage Basis
Constable Stiggiris as a National Figure
Answers to Queries
BALLADE OP MISPLACED COXPI> OEXCE
RAISIN BROAD HINTS TO COOK AND GROWER
THE SMART SET
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
NEWS OF THE LABOR WORLD
YOUNG SCHOOL TEACHER ENDS LIFE WITH SHOT
BANK AT HOME IN ITS NEW MANSION
THE JEWISH TIMES BOOSTS THE EXPOSITION
DEFENSE RAISES ALIBI IN TRIAL OF CHINESE
AUTOS TO HAVE ROAD ACROSS CONTINENT
Stud&aker Electric Makes Good Showing on Bad Hill
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
BRIDE ELECT TO BE FETED BY FRIENDS
TAPS SOUND FOR VETERAN OF CIVIL WAR
ALAMEDA MINISTER GOES SOUTH TO MARRY
REMAINS OF DROWNED BOY FOUND IN ESTUARY
UNITARIAN CLUB PLANS "FUNNY NIGHT" PROGRAM
Arthur T. Hadley, Who Will Deliver Jubilee Address
FORTUNE LOST BY HUG, SHE SAYS
WILL OPEN CLUBHOUSE TO ENTERTAIN WOMEN
MRS. NANCY A. PARKER DIES AT AGE OF 75
DRAGON FEATURE OF PROCESSION
WELFARE LEAGUE TO BE ORGANIZED
DAMAGE SOUGHT FROM SHIP OWNERS
FATHER REFUSES TO ASSIST SON
MOTHER VALERIA IS LAID TO REST
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
ALICE TUBBS IS AGAIN A BRIDE
REMEDY SUGGESTED I FOR TREATING HABIT
CENSUS SHOWS COUNTRY'S GROWTH IN LAST DECADE
AGRICULTURAL RETURNS IN MANITOBA PROVINCE
Wealthy Widow Becomes Young Politician's Wife
LAWYERS COME TO BLOWS IN COURT
BRITISHERS LIKE SUGAR BETTER THAN YANKEES
BILBOA PLANS TO HOLD WORLD'S FAIR IN 1912
COUNCIL FAVORS WATER AGREEMENT
DIRECTORS NAME ELIGIBLE LIST
FUGITIVE WILL BE TAKEN BACK TO KANSAS
PREDICTS SOCIALISTIC AS COMING SOCIETY
ZOO MONKEYS GIVE MATINEE PERFORMANCE
CHOSEN MANAGER OF FENCING TEAM
CENSUS WORK WILL , CLOSE IN FOUR DAYS
COUNCILMEN TO TALK ON ASPHALT PAVING
PROPOSES TO HAVE , BERKELEY BOYS' BAND
Suburban Brevities
iAis3 de Jarnette, Who Is Champion University Fencer
MANDOLIN PLAYERS READY FOR A TOUR
PAPER CARRIER SAVES HOUSE FROM THE FLAMES
MAY ESTABLISH NEW STEAMSHIP SERVICE
OAKLAND ATTRACTING EASTERN INVESTORS
HUSBAND DENIES HYPNOTIZING WIFE
DEMURE LITTLE WOMAN THRASHES BIG MAN
EAGLES' STREET FAIR PLANS ARE MATURING
SAN LEANDRO SELLS POWER FRANCHISE
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
MANY ENTRIES MADE FOR GRAMMAR MEET
JEFF QUITS GYM, OBEYING CHOYNSKI
JACK GLEASON IS BACK FROM EAST
Semiprofessionals to Furnish Card
The Call's Form Chart of Races at Emeryville
BRILLIANT FIELDING WINS FOR GIANTS
American League
Western League
| American Association j
Crack Golfers to* Meet At Atlantic City
HARRY FOLEY TO BE THIRD MAN IN RING
SIERRA CLIMBERS SCALE MLT. DIABLO
PARK BOY TOSSERS WIX
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THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE SPEED BUG
NATIONAL PROTEST AGAINST BIG BOUT
[THE CALL'S FORECAST
|,ATE COAST SHIPPING
LITIS MIIPPING ITELLIGEXCE
Brewer and English Put Up Fast Draw
New York Plans To Welcome. Weston
Change of Mactern
FERN L. OUTCLASSES FIELD IN HANDICAP
Shuffleboard Tourney Attracts Cracks
Salt Lake Champion Wins at Pool
Xotlce to .narinorH
MCCARTHY MEETS LA GRAVE TONIGHT
MOTORCYCLISTS ON FAST CLUB RUN
RAKES CORXELMTES OVER COAI.S
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Pimlico Results
Aqueduct Results
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REAL ESTATE TRAXSACTIOXS
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
SPECULATION LOW IN STOCK MARKET
COTTON SHORTS IN TIGHT BOX
STOCK MARKET
OIL STOCKS
I Los Angeles Oil Exchange |
GRAIN MARKET
BUMM ARY OF? THE MARKETS
LOCAL MARKETS
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
KAHOLA IS HIT BY UNKNOWN STEAMER
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
NEWS OF THE .OCEAN
Weather Report
$10,000,000 WILL BE SHIPPED TO ENGLAND
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Memoranda
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Time Ball
••an, Moon and Tide
U.S. Branch Hydogrraphlc Office
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NO DEAL WITH CALHOUN GOES, SAYS LAWLOR
Commercial High School Seniors to Give Dance
ROBERT McCREARY SUED FOR DIVORCE
STUDENTS PLAN A BRILLIANT BALL
WOMEN OBSERVE ILLUSTRATOR'S DAY
TWO HEARTS BEAT AS ONE IN POLICE COURT
LABOR LEADERS TO MEET MISS MORGAN
'WATCHMEN' BATTLE WITH DETECTIVES
DIET AND EXERCISE u25a0 v PREVENT DOUBLE CHIN
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