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San Francisco Call, Volume 107, Number 179, 28 May 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
FISH TRUST ABSORBED SMALLER FIRMS
Prof. ROBT. Koch, Famous Scientist, Claimed by Death
INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY
NOT OUT, BUT UP, TAFT KICKS HIS SECRETARY
MOTOR BOAT IS LATEST V ELOPEMENT7ACCESSORY
GOOD TEMPIARS WILL / vMEET iNLSTOCKTON
ATTORNEYS SHOW SECRETARY HAS FAILED IN DUTY
BALLINGER UNFIT TAFT HAMPERED
WOMAN ENJOYS HER TRIAL FOR MURDER
THIRTY DAYS FOR BACK TALK TO;P6IICEMAN
TREE FALLS-'ON.'CABIN, ,:;,:. <W^S^CRUSHINQI;OCCUPAN^
COLD DECKED, SAYS SLAYER CHIFTEN
SAN FRANCISCANS TO VISIT NAVAL Y. Al. C. A.
RdtlCE CHIEF CHARGED WITH CARELESS WORK
PHYSICIANS OPPOSE STAND OF EATON
ADDITIONAL PHYSCIANS SPEAK FOR THE PEOPLE
REPEAL WOULD BE GREAT MISTAKE
STOMACH AS A TUBERCULAR FIELD
DANGER TO CITY IS VERY GRAVE
Decoration '_ Day
FLANNERY JURY WITNESS LEAVES
Pinchot'sAffio mey Den aun ces Bal linger As Unfit To Be Secretary of Interior
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TARPEY RETIRES FROM THE RACE
Dainty Actress Will Give New Delight to the Kole of Rosalind
MAUDE ADAMS IN HER HIGHEST ART
MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
DOROTHY RUSSELL JOINS DUNSMUIR
CHILD'S PHYSICAL CARE FIRST CONSIDERATION
Memorial Day Rates
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EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CALL
Unlimited Rsh) Supply of San Francisco
San Francisco Makes a Strong Case
Onward Movement of Interior California
DEAD BROKE AND UP AGAINST IT
Delay as; to HetchJljetchy: | Not Bad for City
How the , President's Alliance Works
Gossip of Railwaymen
The Smart Set
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
PERSONS IN THE – NEWS
NEWS OF THE LABOUR WORLD
COLUMBIA PARK BOYS GIVE CURIOS TO PUBLIC
INDICTMENT OF EDMUND BURKE IS DEFECTIVE
RESTROOM PLANNED BY; | PLAYGROUND DIRECTOR
EXCLUSION LEAGUE DERATES TRAITORS
BONDED DEBT OF V $750,000 TO BE CREATED
DEALERS INDORSE GOOD ROADS MEET
MFtS. EDIE GONZALEZ SUES STEPDAWOHTER'
NAVAL/MILITIA LEAVES ON "SHAKE DOWN" CRUISE
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
HOME BUYERS KEEP REALTY MEN BUSY
Artistic Bungalows Are Built by Realty Syndicate
W. J. BRADSHAW'S HOME LOOTED BY BURGLARS
MOTHER SAVES HER BABE FROM INJURY
DR. LUND WILL PREACH FIRST SERMON TOMORROW
BERKLEY KIDS WILL BOOST PLAY
FORMER MAYOR DAVIS _ TO BE CHIEF SPEAKER
WANTS DAMAGES FOR i * J KILLING OF FATHER
E.F. ADAMS WOULD BLOCK CITY'S PLAN
HUSBAND CHARGED , WITH BRUTALITY
BABY ESCAPES BY NARROW MARGIN
SAVANT TESTS SOILS FROM ENTIRE STATE
WOMEN OF ST. ANTHONY GIVE GARDEN PARTY
INSANE PATIENTS GO , WITHOUT ANY CLOTHES
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
FIREHOUSE SITE TO BE DEEDED TO CITY
WILL OF PIONEER DENIES PARENTAGE
OPEN FIGHT ENDS IN ARREST OF COMBATANTS
Almira Johnson, u25a0 i9o9oraduatefNow Guest in-Berkeley
POPULAR ALUMNA HERE ON VISIT
BIG VINEYARD TO MAKE CHAMPAGNE
GYMNASIUM BONDS MAYBE ISSUED
FOND MOTHERS TO EXHIBIT BABIES
CATHOLIC INSTITUTE GIVES GRAND BALL
Mrs. Middiehoff, a DElegate From Berkeley Parlor
BREAKING PADLOCK GIRLS ESCAPE
LODGES PREPARE FOR CONVENTIONS
CI^AIM MADE1 FOR • ' SALARY LONG OVERDUE
Memorial Day Rates
DOBBINS FUNERAL JO BE HELD SUNDAY
TEACHERS AND PARENTS WANT SITE PURCHASED
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In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
MARYSVILLE SHOWS PROSPEROUS YEAR
SAN FRANCISCO WOMAN SUES FOR DIVORCE
BLAZE WIPES OUT DESERT OIL TOWN
fAGED MAN IS HELD U', AS ROBBERY SUSPECT
yOUNG DREDGERMAN KILLED BY LIVE WIRE
STOCKTON TRAINMAN ADMITS BANKRUPTCY
Hnnparian Ponle*
CHARGES AGAINST PASTOR REITERATED
DEATH CLAIMS PIONEER . AND JUSTICE OF PEACE
SMALLPOX PATIENT ESCAPES TO WOODS
POWER COMPANY DRILLS FOR BIG DAM SITE
BRIDGES OVER DIVERTING CANALS TO BE REPAIRED
STOCKTON BEGINS REGULAR SERVICE
Y. M. C, A. BOYS TO BE 'WILD INDIANS'
STOCKTON MUSICIANS '. PLAY FOR ROOSEVELT
TEN YEAR SENTENCE ' ' GIVEN FOR;MURDER
DRY TOWN; BOOZE; DOCTOR FOUND GUILTY
THEODORE JUNIOR'S FARPWELC:DINNER
ANDERSON TO STUMP I HUMBOLDT COUNTY
YOUTHFUL HEROINE' SAVES TWO LIVES
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REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL SECTION The San Francisco Call
Local Industries Will Be Ready for the Big Exposition
MANUFACTURING ON THE INCREASE
CITY LEADS ALL OTHER BUILDERS
REALTY TRANSFERS MORE THAN USUAL
-SALE OF TWO FLATS* IN JACKSON STREET
BUILDING SHOWS MUCH ACTIVITY
CALIFORNIA WINE WELL SUPPORTED
SPECIAL EXCURSION TO STANFORD CITY
FORMAL OPENING OF SUMMER HOME PARK
IRRIGATED FARM LANDS AT PATTERSON POPULAR
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Irrigation Possibilities in This State Are Tremendous
GROWING DEMAND FOR FARM LANDS
"INTENSIVE" FARM ATTRACTSSETTLERS
PERMITS GRANTED FDR FRAME HOUSES
CONTRACTS COVER VARIED BUILDINGS
MUCH WORK ON STREETS ORDERED
WATER LOT CHANGES HANDS AT ADVANCE
LEASE IN INSURANCE BUILDING REPORTED
SALES? REPORTED BY UMBSEN & COMPANY
J.S. Gone,, Head of co-operative Lariclv & Trust Company
THREE LOTS ARE SOLD ANP DEEDS RECORDED
FLORAL WELCOME FOR. NATIVES ATPARK
SOL GETZ & SONS SELL LOTS TO HOME SEEKERS
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SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY FARMS
MODESTO DISTRICT FAMOUS FOR ALFALFA DAIRYING
THE CALL SENDS EXCURSION TRAIN
MODESTO WATER CHEAPESTIN WORLD
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
BIG FELLOW MAKES A GREAT SHOWING
TONNAGE TAX LAW AMENDMENT URGED
TEMPLETON CROCKER PAYS FINE BY PHONE
DRAPER MAY RECEIVE SALARY FROM BANK
ELKS DEDICATE HOME IN EUREKA
MERCHANTS OPPOSE JAPANESE LABORERS
STOCKTON WIVES tIREi OF THE MARITAL YOKE
DON RAY ESTATE INVENTORY FILED
BOSTONY AMERICANS; BUY, KLEIXOW
WHYTE RETURNS BEST GROSS SCORE
p^KLG A; Runners Begin 250 Mile Journey
La Grave and Knockout Hogan Matched
Galiph Arrives; First In JMotor Boat Race ;
BIG GOLF FINALS
JOICV "L.. ON.5 JEFF
READY A FOR 'v DUaV:. MEET
Ogdeial Results
JOCKEY LEEDS IS ALL THE CALCIUM
PRINCETON CREW BEATS THEM ALL
SEASICK> DUPLICATES VICTORY
"PEAMITS" KXOCItS.:OUT HARDEN
MAN WHO DESERTED FAMILY IS ARRESTED
The Call's Form Chart of Races at Emeryville
PEGGY, THE $10,000 HEN, MAY VISIT US
BOND ISSUE PLACED FOR SAN JOAQUIN LINE
LABOR LEADERS WILL #?# SUE OWNER OF PARK
HARDWARE NAN AWARDED $1,000
STOCKTON MUSICAL CLUB'S >£•:?'u25a0u25a0 PROGRAM FOR TODAY
wife is eccentric; BUT NOT INCOMPETENT
ATTORNEY CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENT
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THE BILLBOARD OF HISTORY
ALPHONSE-GASTON ACT FAVORS SEALS
STAXDIXG OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES
GAMES TODAY
National League
BABY SEALS PUT OUT BY MILLERS
STADI.G OF" THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES
GAMES TODAY
American League
"PENNSY" LEADS INTERCOLLEGIATE
Northern Tennis- Cracks Open Tourney
Toy Dog Association^ls Organized
Ketchel Knocks Lewis t Out in Second
Baseball Notes
Northwestern League
Western. League
RECORDS SMASHED AT INDIANAPOLIS
PUBLIC SCHOOLi. GAMES
Results
Belmont Results
SCOTT SHATTERS WORLD'S RECORD
THE CALL'S FORECAST
I American: Association |
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
FALSE RUMOR AIDS BEARS IN STOCKS
TRADING LIGHT IN WALL. STREET
STOCK MARKET
MININQSTOCKS
SUMMARY OF THE^MARKETS
OIL STOCKS
Los Angeles Oil Exchange |
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS |
KOREA'S CHINESE COOK HAS DISEASE
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
NEWS- OF THE OCEAN"
Memoranda
Weather Report
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Time Ball
Sun,* Moon and Tide
U.S. Branch Hydrognraphlc Office %v
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
Smallpox Case Sends Pacific Liner Into Quarantine
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QUEEN MARTHA TAKES SCEPTER TO RULE TODAY
I Program for Today at The Colusa Carnival
Firefly Lights Gleam On Eve Of Colusa's Water Carnival
ljotMut About Half ='
WIFE, UNKNOWINGLY; ; HOLDS^DEAD?HUSBAND
MAJORv NEqrON3HALL> Vri
WARREN PORTER EXCEEDS RIGHTS
REED WILL DISCUSS THE PROPOSED WATER SYSTEM
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