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EDUCATORS HALTED BY SANTA FE

Archbishop Ryan, Who Died Yesterday In Philadelphia

PRELATE SUCCUMBS AFTER BENEDICTION

WORLD DEMANDS FIXING OF TOLLS

TWO WOMEN DISARM RESTAURANT ROBBER

SALOONMAN IS ARRESTED FOR BUYING LOOT

NAT GOODWIN IS ONCE MORE FREE

BULLETS FIRED AT REPUBLICAN LEADER

SIXTY MONGOLIANS DEPORTED FROM TEXAS

“Thank You Kindly, Sir,” She Said

“MAIL ORDER JAIL” BUILDER’S PRISON

FOUR HUNDRED DEATHS DAILY IN PLAQUE CITY

AGRICULTURAL BILL CARRIES $15,500,000

FOUR CATTLEMEN BRUTALLY SLAIN

WAY TO THE CITY PROVES VERY LONG

NEVADA UNIVERSITY MACKAY BENEFICIARY

PATH CLEAR FOR GREAT WORLD’S FAIR

Hale Flashes News oi City's Final Triumph

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BISHOP AND CHANCELLOR QUARREL OVER MARRIAGE

INSANE MAN HIDES ALL WEEK IN BARN

ROOSEVELTS TO RESIDE IN MILLIONAIRES' TOWN

ALLEGED FUGITIVE BLOCKS EXTRADITION

Panama Exposition Site Votes Piling Up j

RAILROAD CHIEFS SWITCHED ABOUT

LOCAL MEN INTERESTED IN NEW KERN COMPANY

SAN FRANCISCO TO GET ARMY SUPPLY DEPOT

CALIFORNIAN IS SUED • BY WIFE IN BOSTON

NINE FAIR SITES ARE CHAMPIONED

Californians on Travels

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PEOPLE CANNOT BE CHECKED, IS TAFT’S WARNING

Geo.D. Graham Will Take Second Bride

CLUB MAN TO MARRY AT HIS HOME HERE

ZEPPELIN TO BUILD NEW ARMY BALLOON

Dr. Aked to Preach Sermon Here Today

CALL PROBABLY BE EXTENDED PASTOR

BLOODHOUNDS PURSUE A FUGITIVE CONVICT

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FORTY-ONE INDICTED IN OHfO FOR CORRUPTION

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TRIBUTES PAID TO DARGIE’S MEMORY

METHODISTS WILL DEDICATE EDIFICE

STEPHEN CLARK DIES AT THE AGE OF 95

BIG AUTOS CRASH ON LAKESHORE BOULEVARD

l Appropriate VaJpntlnr*

BILL WOULD PUT FATHERS TO WORK

WIFE INVITED TO “TOAST” AFFINITY

SOCIETY WOMEN TO SING AT MINSTREL

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EAGLES TO GIVE A FRATERNAL DANCE

MECHANICS' LIBRARY TO HAVE NEW QUARTERS

JAPANESE IS HELD AS A SLAVE DEALER

Hibernians Arrange Long Program for Celebration

CONVENTION WILL HEAR PLANS TODAY

Winter Carnival at Tmckec

WOUNDED HUSBAND VINDICATES WIFE

STUDENTS HEAR HOW BIG FIGHT WAS WON

GAS COMPANY IS SUED FOR $18,000 DAMAGES I

DOCTOR CARPENTER'S CASE IS CONTINUED

COUNTY RECORDERS FORM STATE BODY

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ROYAL WELCOME AWAITS DELEGATES

; CLUB WILL DISCUSS BUILDING OF LEVEE

Capital Citrus Fair to Greet The Western Fruit Jobbers

COMMITTEE NAMED FOR BOOST FUND

SCHOOLGIRL HAZED; MOTHER ROUTS TUTORS

MURDER CHARGE AGAINST WIFE OF T. F. CONSTANCE

MOOSE CHANGE DATE FOR OPENING LODGE

MISS EMMA BRACK DIES IN STOCKTON

RANCHER INJURED IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT

GUNBOAT PRINCETON ON WAY TO MEXICO

SUFFRAGETTE LEADER TO SPEAK IN STOCKTON

PLOT TO KILL COTTON PRODUCTION REVEALED

FATAL SHOOTING ENDS FAMILY ROW

"PERFUMED" BURGLAR AT HOME IN COUNTY JAIL

HOPE DIAMONDS HAS A TRAGIC HISTORY

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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO

CUPID DEPLETING DEBUTANTES’ RANKS

Society Folk of Bay Cities Pay Homage To Dame Fashion in Series of Brilliant Events

BRIDE ELECT IS FETED HERE

CHURCH WORKERS PLAN MISSIONARY CONVENTION

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

COMMITTEE CHOSEN TO OPPOSE BILL

OPERATION PERFORMED AT ANNUAL CONVENTION

BERKELEY WILL HAVE MODERN PLAYHOUSE

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS PLAN LADIES' NIGHT

Marriage Licenses

Carrie Starr, the “Telephone Girl” In Clever Comedy

OAKLAND’S RIGHTS STRENGTHENED

COMEDY REIGNS AT OAKLAND ORPHEUM

JOCKEY'S MOTHER SUES PROMINENT TURFMAN

NOTE PROVES GIRL COMMITTED SUICIDE

NEW CHURCH PLANNED FOR NEW MINISTER

LONG TERM FOR MAN WHO WRONGED GIRL

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WOMAN DREAMS OF BURGLARS; POLICE

MAN STRUCK DOWN BY SPEEDING AUTOMOBILE

LADY BUGS GALORE IN FRENCH CREEK CANYON

FAMOUS CONE RANCH SELLS FOR $144,000

NATIONALS' MILITARY BAND TO GIVE DANCE

Janice Meredith, Who Left College For Stage Career

FOOTLIGHTS’ GLOW ATTRACTS STUDENT

LARGE REALTY DEAL MADE IN BERKELEY

SOCIALIST EDITOR GIVEN JAIL TERM

STUDENTS’ HEALTH MOST IMPORTANT

MEADE RELIEF CORPS TO HOLD CAMP FIRE

THE SAN FRANCISCO SUNDAY CALL

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Now Let’s Talk Plans

The RULING PASSION

Herous of California

This Cowgirl will starle NEW YORK

THE STORY OF SCHEMING CECILIA

THE DAY OF SOULS

GOOD NEWS FOR THE DEAF

BOOKPAGE OF THE SUNDAY CALL

From “Memories and Impressions of HELENA MODJESKA”

GOSSIP OF BOOKS AND THEIR WRITERS

David Graham Phillips

BOOKS REVIEWED

“Berenice”

Brief Reviews of New Books

Work for the Womanly Brain and Hand

GARING FOR TABLE LINEN

OUR FRENCH CIRCLE---FOURTH LESSON

BRASS WORK IN RELIEF

For the Housekeeper

The Electric Chain

The Bouquet

Hints for the Kitchen

For the INDUSTRIOUS NEEDLEWOMAN

A Child’s Coat Set

January Sewing

Handkerchief Case

Linen Glove Case

Holding Back Curtains

Simple Evening Bag

Hat Facings

Silk Photograph Frame

Transforming Fur Scarf

Crocheted Turbans

A COAT SWEATER IN CROCHET

Skirt Renovating

Colored Silk

An Evening Hood

CONCERNING HEALTH and BEAUTY

HOW to BROADEN the SHOULDERS

ADVICE ON SOCIAL CUSTOMS

SOLUTIONS TO SOCIAL PROBLEMS

ANSWERS TO BEAUTY QUERIES

SCHOOL for HOUSEWIVES

The BUSINESS MAN’S LUNCHEON

Amber for Goiter

THE HOUSEMOTHERS’ EXCHANGE

Family Meals for a Week

FROM THE HANGAR. OF GOOD ST. VALENTINE

Comic Section OF THE San Francisco CALL

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The Fanny Side’s Funny Stories

THE NEWLYWEDS—THEIR BABY

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Native Thems Native Drama

Faces and Scenes in This Week’s Attractions at Playhouses

LONDON SENDS A FAMOUS BEAUTY

“THE PIT” OPENS AT THE ALCAZAR

DRAMA EXPLOITS FIENDISH CRIMES

COME TO THE LAND OF “ARCADIANS”

POWERS REMAINS IN “HAVANA”

Sanford Asks for the Recall of Senator Works : Governor Is Trying to Solve the Judgeship Puzzle Boynton Would Hold Speeches Down to Five Minutes : Local Option Bill Has Hard Fight Ahead

SANFORD WOULD PUT RECALL ON SENATOR WORKS

Here Is Sanford Resolution Works Reactionary, He Says

SHRINERS ON WAY FOR VOYAGE TO HAWAII

LARGE MAJORITY CARRIES ARIZONA CONSTITUTION

THE HISTORIC ALAMEDA GIVES WAY TO PROGRESS

HUSBAND KILLS NEGRO WHO ATTACKED WIFE

LOCAL OPTION IS ON A ROCKY ROAD

BUCKET SHOP BILLS TO BE GIVEN HEARING

PALO ALTO WOMEN TO HOLD COLONIAL BALL

TALKOMETER TO BE HELD ON SENATORS

COMMITTEE VISITS SITE OF BREAKWATER

HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS HEAR REFORM LAWS

TACOMA’S COUNCIL TO FACE RECALL

LUMBER MAGNATE PUT NO FAITH IN WILLS

MILK TO BE RIGIDLY INSPECTED AT HANFORD

Fulfillment of Harriman Policies

Sen. Edmunds Interprets the Sherman Law

Double Tracks for Western Railroads

All the Railroads Should Play Fair With San Francisco and the N. E. A.

A Prudently Conducted War

A Novelist's Dream of Empire

BUSY WEEK FOR WOMEN’S CLUBS

Answers to Queries

PERSONS IN THE NEWS

EUREKA PLANS AN HISTORICAL FETE

COYOTES FIND BODY, SUSPECT IS ARRESTED

SANTA CLARA HIGH TO PRESENT "LITTLE TYCOON"

SAVIDAN ESTATE IN COURTS ON WILL CONTEST

MISSION WORKER OBTAINS DIVORCE

Society by the Outsider

Society Notes

PIONEER TO TELL OF DAYS OF FIRST RUSH

RESOLUTIONS HONOR RETIRING PRESIDENT

WIN THROW OIL DISPLAY WILL BE MARCH EVENT

NOE VALLEY FETE CYCLONE OF JOY

LAWYER SWEARS JUDGE CONLEY SCARED HIM

PIEDMONT PARLOR, N.D.G.W., TO DANCE

CAN A NONCmZEN ACT AS ADMINISTRATOR?

SILVER LOVING CUP PRESENTED TO DIVINE

OAKLAND OPPOSES TREASURY RULING

WINNER AND LOSER DEMAND NEW TRIAL

BOY RESCUED BY BROTHER FROM LAKE

MRS. EMMA CUVELLIER IS DEAD IN FLORENCE

Parlor Car on Coaster

Oakland Daughters, Who Will Aid in Piedmont Benefit

THREE MASSES TO BE HELD AT NEWMAN CHAPEL

CHARTER FRAMERS FAVOR CHANGES

IMPROVEMENT CLUBS RE-ELECT PRESIDENT

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THE San Francisco CALL

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FOREIGN NEWS

TORY TACTICS HELP FRIENDS OF HOME RULE

DUCHESS PINS NOTE ON DOOR TO GREET GUESTS

‘NO DANCE TONIGHT’ ON RUTLAND’S DOOR

FAMOUS JOHN BUNYAN TREASURE TO BE SOLD

CONSUL GENERAL FOUND DEAD IN PERSIAN WELL

STOCK GAMBLINGIS OPPOSED IN BERLIN

TINY AEROPLANE BUILT FOR THE BRITISH ARMY

LORD’S LIBEL SUIT OPPOSED BY KINO

STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE OF NEW YORK ARTIST

GERMANY POWER IN WORLD'S FINANCES

■ m DUKE ASKS GERMANS TO WORK FOR FLAG

Countess Granard, Formerly Miss Beatrice Mills

NOTABLES GATHER AT DINNER PARTY

LIBEL ON DEAD POET IS CHARGED IN SUIT

BARON A. ROTHSCHILD OF VIENNA IS DEAD

TWO MORE GENERALS SHOT FOR REBELLION

WOMEN OF FASHION TO WEAR TROUSERS

BRITONS GENEROUS TO THOSE IN NEED

FRANCE AND ALGIERS DISAGREE OVER STATUE

PORTUGUESE OFFICER ACCUSED OF TREASON

The Call’s Page of Sports

Maryland Oarsmen Nose Out West Virginia

SUBLEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP CLINCHED BY THE LEADERS

COGSWELL FIVE IS WITHOUT A PEER

Santa Clara Five Plays In Good Form

SCHOOL FIVES IN CLOSE STRUGGLE

INDOOR YACHTSMEN BECALMED IN SNOW

Phoenix and All Stars Cross Bats Today

IOWA <«>!,I,EGIAS BEST SHOTS

Ireland’s Independents Blank Stanford

Sportsmen Demand the Protection of Game

GLORY FOR CRUISER AND A LITTLE LUCRE FOR JACKIES

INDEPENDENTS TO PLAY SANTA CLARA

Tacoma Ball Tossers to Train in Fresno

.; "PIXG" BODIES : CONFIDENT

MISSION MIDGETS DEFEAT NORMALS

SANTA CLARANS WIN FROM SAN JOSEANS

POf.V BEATS LICK

Burns and Powell in Elimination Match

FLOWER OF LOCAL ATHLETES ENTERED

Ggeettis Win From 135 Pound Collegians

CITY HAS NO POWER TO TRADE IN STREETS

ST. MARY’S TRACK SQUAD OUTDOORS

BOAT_; < MB ELECTION*'- .'

I-ATOXI4 STAKES AXNOIXCED

INDOOR MEET TO END TRACK SEASON

Santa Cruz Y. M. C. A. Five Wins Title

JVAREZ ENTRIES ♦——_ »

j Army and Navy Orders ) -♦- —______————.—_—_— ■ '„."— —*

DISTANCE RACERS TO BE IN CLOVER

C. S. A. L. TOURNEY CLOSES THIS WEEK

FOLEY TO OPPOSE ROSENBERG TODAY

RACQIET TOURNEY OPEXS

MARATHON RACE IS FULL OF ENTRIES

LODI FIVE MAKES COMPANY F HUSTLE

Patents for Californians

Markie M Wins the Classic Waterhouse Cup in a Romp

IT ALL DEPENDS ON THE POINT OF VIEW.

LAST STAKE RACE OF THE SEASON PROVES BURLESQUE

■|* ENTRIES FOR MONDAY [ ♦ _— ♦

I JACKSONVILLE RESULTS |

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BOILER MAKERS FORM HIRE

WIXOED V'S TO DANCE

FOLLIE LEVY WINS WITH BIG IMPOST

TAMPA RESULTS

FAR AWAY SCHOOLS TO SEND TRACK TEAMS TO BERKELEY

NEW ACADEMIC LEAGUE

Danny Long Prophesies Great Career for 1911 Seals

LOOK OUT FOR CHECK PASSERS IN AUTO!

JUNIOR ORDER WILL HOLD PATRIOTIC RALLY

Carlton Dorroh of Petaluma, Captain Of Athletic Team

PETALUMA FIVE ROUNDS INTO FORM

JUDGE DUNNE ACQUITS ALLEGED SHOPLIFTER

OAKLAND SHOTS MAKE BIG SCORE

PUPILS AND G.A.R. TO OBSERVE DAY

PASTOR WILL TALK AT Y. M. C. A. ON LINCOLN

HIGH SCHOOLS ARE PLANNING MEETS

JACK JOHNSON SAYS HE'S A CALIFORNIAN

MINNIE MAY ENOS SAYS HUSBAND IS MEAN MAN

PAT, ARISTOCRATIC CANINE, WEARS ANOTHER BLUE RIBBON

SOLDIERS TO MEET PASTIMES TODAY

WEIL TO MAKE FIQHJ FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR

BARBS TROUNCE STANFORD TWICE

AMATEIR BOXERS MATCHED

OAKLAND SETTER WINNER AT SHOW

Eye of the Motor World Now Centered on the Big Automobile Road Race

FAST CARS HERE FOR AUTO RACE

FORD RACING CAR WHICH WILL BE KEEN CONTENDER IN BIG ROAD RACE

VANDERBILT BUYS FAST ALCO CAR

PROGRAM FOR THE M.OTORDROME RACES |

NEW BUICK MODELS ATTRACT ATTENTION

TELLS OF RAMBLER FINE FIRE ENGINE

NEW OAKLAND CARS REACH THE CITY

DOCTORS FIRST TO ADOPT MOTORCYCLE

GOODYEAR TIRES USED IN JAPAN

Farmers Are Now Considered the Best Buyers of Motor Cars

BIG DEMAND FOR THE FORD CARS

THREE NATIONAL CARS COME WITH REPUTATION AS RECORD BREAKERS

NEW LUBRICANT TO BE SOLD IN CITY

NEW SCHEME TO MAKE TIRES LAST

GOODRICH SIGN POSTING KEEPS ON

WHY THE FARMER CAN BUY AUTOS

ADDED HONORS FOR THE FLANDERS CAR

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL

REBOUND FOLLOWS STOCK LETHARGY

DULL SESSION CLOSES STRONG

TOMORROW A HOLIDAY

MINING STOCKS

OIU SALES FOR THE WEEK

OIL STOCKS

SUMMARY OF? THE MARKETS

GRAIN MARKET

LOCAL MARKETS

REAI< ESTATE TRANSACTIOXS

POSTOFFICE FIXES ORIENTAL MAIL DATES

OUTPUT OF NEVADA MINES FOR ONE YEAR IS $25,500,000

California

NEVADA

BENEDICT ADJUDGED IN CONTEMPT OF COURT

MAINE ANNIVERSARY WILL BE REMEMBERED

NEW WATER AND POWER COMPANY FILES PAPERS

CHINESE ON PAROLE WILL BE DEPORTED

HAVES VALLEY WOMEN PLAN CARNIVAL BENEFIT

SCHOOLS CLOSE IN HONOR TO LINCOLN

MUSICIANS WILL ENFORCE RULES

News of the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys

STOCKTON PLANS FOR TENTH RALLY

Federation of Clubwomen Prepares for Convention

SANATORIUM SUED FOR INJURIES IN OMNIBUS

I STATE BOARD DEFERS SCHOOL BOOK CHANGE

SOLANO WILL CASE REVERSED BY COURT

CORPORATIONS TO AVOID STATE TAX

! STOCKTON WANTS TO SEE YOU, MR. ROOSEVELT

FRUITMAN KILLED IN ELEVATOR SHAFT

RANCHERS DISCUSS IRRIGATION PLAN

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THE CANDID FRIEND

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HENDERSON SEEKS TO CHECK CAMPUS FIRES

SYMPHONIC NOTES WILL SOAR ALOFT

Great Instrumental Compositions Of the Masters to Be Presented

WIGWAM BECOMES A "TEMPLE OF MUSIC"

WATER TANK HOLDING 5,000 GALLONS FALLS

Music in the Park •

ARMY TRANSPORT RULES CHANGED

COMEDIANS AND GIRLS "CUT UP" AT CHUTES

B. B. GRAND LODGE WILL MEET SUNDAY

TWENTY-ONE NEW SECOND LIEUTENANTS

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Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World

CHINA ENCOUNTERS MANY HEAVY GALES

PIER DIRECTORY

I MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

Time Ball

Sun, Moon and Tide

V. S. BranclKHrdrogTaphlc Office

HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE

NEWS OF THE OCEAN

Weather Report

DAILY RIVER BULLETIN

SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

COURT HOLDS LIQUOR LAW CONSTITUTIONAL

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SHIPPERS ATTACK CHANGE IN RATES

; PIONEER RESIDENT TO BE BURIED TOMORROW

LUKE FAY REJOICES AT BIRTH OF DAUGHTER

MINING MANAGER SUED FOR ACCOUNT

SUBSCRIPTION DANCE AT ST. FRANCIS HOTEL

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