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N.E.A. Secretary Is Accused of Trickery Insurgents Issue Circular Warning Teachers

MISS BARRYMORE FRENZIED; DIVORCE PAPERS GO EAST

BRITISH=AMERICAN TREATY TO BE SIGNED NEXT WEEK

CENTRAL BANK PLAN ATTACKED BY INSURGENT

CALIFORNIANS,WIN CASE AGAINST. WELLS FARGO

JOKER FOUND IN RETURN TICKETS’ LIMIT

N. E. A. Has Busy Day ! <?> <?> <S> <*> <*> > Conferences Are Held

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Science of Education, Ethics and Morals Discussed

POLITICAL POT BUBBLES OVER THE FIRST DAY

ST. PAUL, 1912, THE CRY (-> ♦♦♦♦♦♦ " <^<*>'j*-^

IMPROVEMENT OF CITY TEACHERS DISCUSSED

ARRIVALS FORECAST RECORD ATTENDANCE

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Captain and Company Officials Blaming Each Other

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BUSINESS SESSION OF PIONEER WOMEN JULY 21

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

GAYETY FEATURES EVENTS OF WEEK

Like Tennyson's Brook, Social Activities on East Bay Shore Go On in an Endless Stream

FRANCIS TRUTH HEALING AFFLICTED

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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO

THREE WOMEN TELL OF TRAPS SETFORDALTON

PROFESSOR ROHAN WILL LECTURE ON IRELAND

Mrs. Fiske, Who | Will Be Seen at jj. The Macdonough |

NOTED ACTRESS TO PRESENT NEW PLAY

Marriage Licenses

CITY POSITION. GO TO OLD EMPLOYES

BREED'S AUTOMOBILE RUNS DOWN CARPENTER

PASTOR LEAVES OR TWO MONTHS' VACATION

Miss Watson, Who Will Be Bride of Wm.J.Dinsmore

BETROTHAL IS TOLD TO "KELPIE GIRLS"

BOY WITH $1.50 STARTS OUT TO SEE THE WORLD

REVIEW OF LONDON ONE OF FEATURES

Y. M. C. A. TO HAVE TALKS ON SUNDAY AFTERNOONS

Homer B. Mason,: Clever Sketch at Oakland Orpheum

180 MILLIONS ON ALAMEDA TAX LIS

SISTER MARY ITA BEAD IN BERKELEY

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CALIFORNIA MOUNTAIN, LAKESIDE AND SEASHORE RESORTS ATTRACT VISITORS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY

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THOUSANDS OF CITY FOLK ARE FINDING REST AND RECREATION AT THE SUMMER RESORTS OF^ THE STATE

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SENATORS REJECT CUMMINS PROPOSAL,

CLOSING TIMES FOR TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

ALLEGED SLAVER FREE UNDER BAIL OF $500

Archibald W.Adams, For News of Whom Reward Is Offered

MISSING MAN IS SOUGHT BY WIFE

NATIONAL PARLOR NATIVE SONS INSTALL OFFICERS

DRIVER PINNED UNDER WAGON IN RUNAWAY

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THE MYSTERY OF THE JUMPING SOAP

THE MEAT EATERS OF THE WORLD

WHAT PRICELESS AMBERGRIS IS

Among Monterey Magic Sand Dunes Scenery Is Sold by the Ton

Hidden Fountains of Ash That Sprinkle the Uhwar/

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FIRST FULL STORY OF THE CIVIL WARS MOST DARING CAVALERY RAID

SHELBY'S INVASION TOLD IN A NUTSHELL

BOOK PAGE Or THE SUNDAY CALL

"The West in the East"

"Sir William Butler "

"An Ardent American"

BOOKS REVIEWED

NEW BOOKS BRIEFLY REVIEWED

SPECTER SHIP OF THE SOU MB

A RESCUE BY AN ALBATROSS

"The Second Amendment"

"Tents of Trouble"

Notes and Gossip of Books and Their Writers

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Fish Italian Style, a la Cremonese

Three Excellent Recipes

Two Splendid Recipes • .»

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Recipes From Old England

14 c i Xi r 14 c Hints for th? Thrifty Housewife

Salad and Pudding for Milady

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AMEMT THE IFAMILY PUBISE

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©HARMING MIDSUMMER FROCKS for. 031RL5 IN VOILE, FOULARD AND MUSLIN

Fashions in Veils for Girls

Practical Talks by the April Grandmother

Embroidered Articles forthe Dressing Room

Neckwear for Simple Frocks

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This Week's Attractions

GRAND OPERA FOR EMPRESS THEATER

IDORA PARK AS NIPPON DELIGHT

To the Rev. Bumpstead-Leigh I

SHAKESPEARE WILL BE MODERNIZED

CHAUNCEY OLCOTT j TO STIR HEARTS

ORPHEUM CLAIMS THREE HEADLINERS

RUSSIANS CRY Ii 'BEWARE PIRATES'

RICHARD BENNETT COMES TO ALCAZAR

Busy rortnighf for the Musicians <3> <?-■ <$> <8> <$> "4 4> ♦ •♦> -£,<s> <$> <$> <4> .4>'.'"--'<& ■ ,«& <$> Californians Display Their Talents

GEN. BROOKE SAYS ARMY : .CONCENTRATION IS WISE

| Music in Golden Gate Park |

SCHOOL ART WORK SHOWN BY PUPILS

$475,000 DAMAGE ASKED FROM S. P.

SUPERSTITION STILL PREVALENT IN FRANCE

EQUITABLE SURETY NAMES REDDING VICE PRESIDENT

Constantly Increasing Tonnage of Ships

Hines Contradicts His Own Testimony

Parallel Columns for Senator Cummins

Opportunity Ls -.* ■■.Always- Here ~ , ..., ■ r____— — — —'

Gossip of Railway Men

ANSWERS TO QUERIES '

[ GOSSIP OF STUDIOS AND ART GALLERIES

PERSONS IN THE NEWS

HOUSE MEMBER TO! SEE STEEL PLANTS

PRESIDIO TRIAL VERDICT BEFORE WAR DEPARTMENT

REPORT OF BREAKDOWN ANNOYS JAMES R. KEENE

ONE ARREST IN WEEK • UNDER NO SALOON RULE

C. W. WILEY MANAGER -^ OF THE ALASKA-PACIFIC

NEGRO STEALS 5 YEAR OLD GIRL FROM HOME

Californians on Travels

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Society Notes

| San Mateo Society i

| Palo Alto Society News

1 n ——. Struck His Wife

Tuesday, July 18, Last Day For Sending in Contest : Sets' , or jending in Lontesj: jets|

NEW ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL OPENED

BLACKSMITH STOPS RUNAWAY FIRE TEAM

TAPESTRIES TO AID ACOUSTICS OF HALL

RAILROAD OFFICIALS ft: DISCUSS SQUIRREL WAR

CAR HURLS DRIVER TO INSTANT DEATH

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WILL HOLD AN ELECTION

Why Actresses Never Grow Old

VETERAN RAILROAD OFFICIAL RESIGNS

' ; i ■ ■■■- — ■« •• -' : • JUDGE ON FISHING TRIP ••-GIVES PROOF OF CATCH

WIFE A KEYHOLE PEEKER, DENTIST SEEKS DIVORCE

David W. Horsburgh, S. P. Auditor, Who Retires This Year

PRESIDENT JORDAN TO OCCUPY PULPIT

BERKELEY MINISTERS TO HUNT IIS YOSEMITE

TERRY TELLS WHY BANK WASN'T PAID

SAN FRANCISCAN HELD ON CHARGE OF ROBBERY

PRIVATE WORK BARRED AT MARE ISLAND YARD

ALAMEDA GIRL MARRIED TO ACTOR DURING PLAY

,___ — ——- ; In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys

LAST TOLL ROAD'S KNELL IS TOLLED

RICHMOND TAX PAYERS URGE HARBOR PROJECT

CONTRA COSTA PLANS TO GET STATE HIGHWAY

STANDARD OIL CHEMIST MARRIES RICHMOND GIRL

MEETING TO DISCUSS WEST:SIDE ELECTRIC

PHONE OPERATOR FILES SUIT FOR DIVORCE

SOCIALIST PARTY AGENT – LOCATED IN HOSPITAL

INDIANS' CAPTORS WILL GET REWARD

REQUISITION HONORED BY GOVERNOR JOHNSON

BECKWITH ESTATE AWARDED $50,000

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Ella Flagg Young Mentally Spry, Astute, Adroit Teaching Life Covers a Golden Cycle of Years

DEMOCRAT WHO VOTED FOR LORIMER IS ILL

LODI COUPLE OBTAINS LICENSE AT STOCKTON

MANYIOULDADOPT TRAGEDY'S HEIRESS

PEACE DEMONSTRATIONS TO HONOR WASHINGTON

HOSPITAL BENEFIT ON THE STOCKTON ROOF

INSURGENT MI'S DON'T WANT U. S. HEALTH BUREAU

Cost of Living at Highest Point for 20 Years in 1910

LEAGUE TO OPEN ROLPH CAMPAIGN

TAFT IS ASKED REASON WHY HE REOPENED LAND

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR TO BE DIRECTED TO MEN

TUt#CAIi:S^PAC*«L)PISPOPTS

Lightweight Champion Much Sought by Promoters

ASPIRING FIGHTERS ALL AFTER WOLGAST

Olympic Pentathalon Not Coming Here

Bicyclists Preparing for Cup Race

STANDING OF CLUBS I IN MAJOR LEAGUES

OAKS RALLY IN NINTH AND WIN

POLICE CALLED TO SAVE UMPIRE

V AMERICAN LEAGUE j **• : : : ♦■

Lewis* Injury Puzzles His Physicians

BEN HUNT RECOVERING

SEATTLE LOSES I" IN FIRST FRAME

WESTERN LEAGUE |

'| AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

.— ■ ■'*. – , ."' ' ,', "':i.'. v ' ".1 WINNERS HOLD THE LOSERS SCORELESS

BOWLERS PLAY MANY MATCHES

BANKERS' LEAGUE

1 MINOR BASEBALL

"BOB" McCABE IS VICTIM OF CUPID

HENDEHSON ON job

TOSSE23 PAY THE PENALTY

TACOMA GETS NEW PITCHER

Long's Tossers Lead League in Cellar Division

WW Cv , HERE THEY ARE, ™ MEN WHO PUT VERNON ON THE MAP AND.WHO ARE TRYING TO BRING TO THE SOUTHERN VILLAGE ITS FIRST BASEBALL PENNANT j IA/ *-__»•» 4Uy* I—*_.*___. I L _ll _■ L____L« a __!__*•_• _#**-*•■ af'.l t • '.1 1._».._ '1 1 t ■ . V *mmAJAm-Amr i^l ____. JUr * AsTM.inil J *

MOHLER SLINGS THE BOOTTHAT KILLS SEALS' CHANCES TO WIN

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VERNON HOT AFTER CHAMPION BEAVERS

BAUM PITCHES RINGS AROUND BEAVERS, WHO ARE SHUT OUT

Yachtsmen Are Preparing for Long Distance Sail to Islands

DON’T KID HER, STEVE—SHE’S NOT AS SIMPLE AS SHE LOOKS.

MORE TIME ALLOWED TO FARALLON RACERS

W. G. A. Championship Begins July 24

Old Timers at Cricket Will Play Today

Yale Wants a Return to The Cook Stroke

MAGDALEN WINS AT HENLEY

JOHNSON , TTJRNS DOWN • OTTTZ

PREBLE WILL GET CUP

PFIZER 8 j MAGI – WINS

TOM O'DAY BEATS THEM ALL TO IT

GOLF CADDIES MEET ON LINKS

'Umpire Day' for Jakey Baumgarten

MARKSMEN ARE j SHOOTING WELL

Dolphins Expected Back In the Fold

Petaluma Will Hold Harness Races

BIG MONET FOR BOWLERS

BELMONT HOPEFUL •REGARDING RACING

V FORT ERIE RESULTS ♦—i , ; , : _».

Race Meet Decided on i. For Chicago

AUSTRALIAN j REGAINS TITLE

HARVARD-TALE KEN REST

STICKER STICKS IT OUT TO WIN

SALT LAKE ENTRIES

JONES ASD PETERS WIN

LADY LIGHTNING INS IN STORM

I LATONIA ENTRIES )

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SANTA FE TRAIN IS DERAILED AT WERNER

VETERAN MARKSMEN LIVE OVER THE PAST

EAGLES TO REPRODUCE : SCENES OF GOLD RUSH

BOXER BADLY INJURED

TITLE! HOLDER DEFEATED

PROFANE MANAGER SUSPENDED

SOUTHERN CHAMPION DEFENDS TITLE

Deer Hunters Find Game Is Plentiful

ALTURAS TAKE GREAT CONTEST

POULTRYMEN SELECT JUDGES FOR SHOW

LANDOWNERS WILL SUE THE GOVERNMENT

HIKER ON LAST LAP OF TRAMP

CALIFORNIA PIONEERS ELECT NEW OFFICERS

HIGH SCHOOL BOARD ORGANIZES FOR WORK

I Californians on Travels |

GOLFER EVANS -WINS IN FRANCnr

TENNIS EXPERTS SEEKING HONORS

MANY CHANGES ARE MADE IN STANFORD FACULTY

MISS UPHAM IS TENNIS WINNER

MADERO DEMANDS THE SCALP OF DR. GOMEZ

MISS HOTCHKISS AGAIN CHAMPION

OFFICERS OF EUREKA COUNTY BANK ARRESTED

ALEC D. SHARON IS SUMMONED BY DEATH

PAY COURT MARTIAL HEARS FEW WITNESSES

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TRIP TO BYRON IS FINE ONE DAY RUN

CONTRA COSTA COUNTY BOASTS OF SOME FINE AUTO ROADS

LAMBERT CARS TO ARRIVEHESDAY

CADILLAC RECORD CAR STILL RUNNING

LITTLE HUDSON CAR SURPRISES BURMAN

BRINEGAR DEFENDS THE AUTOMOBILE

WESTON DESCRIBES INTERSTATE TOUR

LOS ANGELES-PHOENIX RACE TO BE HARD ENDURANCE TEST

DAN MAY FALL ON DIRTTRACK RACING

CHURCH TO QUIT AUTO INDUSTRY

FIGHT FOR FERRY SYSTEM IS WARM

REO PLANT TURNS OUT SHOWY MODEL

Volney Davis, Who Is Likely to Cut Motorcycle Record

FACTORY WORKMEN SERENADE WILLYS

MOTORCYCLE TIME EAST THREATENED

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL

LOCAL STOCKS LACK STRENGTH

New York Stock List | ♦

RAILROADS AND , COPPER ASCEND

OIL STOCK SALES FOR THE WEEK

STOCK MARKET

MINING STOCKS

SUMMARY OR THE MARKET'S

OIL STOCKS

GRAIN MARKET

T LO(^L MARKETS T

a pier DIRBCTOKY

MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

V. S. Branch Hydro-graphic Office

Sun, Moon and Tide

Time Ball ~~ '

ONEIDA MINE PURCHASED BY SOUTH EUREKA MINING COMPANY

CALIFORNIA

NEVADA

ARIZONA

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION'S

BROTHERS TO WALK ACROSS CONTINENT

MAXIMUM SENTENCE FOR ANNOYING TWO GIRLS

LORDS REDUCE VETO DILL TALK TO MERE FARCE

POPPY AND OPIUM ARE DISAPPEARING IN CHINA

HEAT WAVE IN PARIS CAUSE OF ONE DEATH

TWO MEN ARE KILLED BY EXPLOSION ON TUG

JAMES GORDON BENNETT DEFEATS GIRL'S CLAIMS

ANNA GOULD'S HUSBAND LOSES FIGHT OVER SON

TEMBLOR IN HUNGARY WRECKS MANY HOUSES

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THE CANDID FRIEND

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DECISION REVEALS OIL SUIT BASIS

NEW POSTMASTER IS NAMED FOR CALIFORNIA

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DECISION REVEALS OIL SUIT BASIS

BURGLARS BUSY, MANY LOSSES ARE REPORTED

NEWFOUNDLAND PARCELS CANT BE SENT BY MAIL'

LOYAL LEGION ELECTS OFFICERS FOR ORDER

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LABOR MEASURES BEFORE CONGRESS

BRITISH NAVY OFFICER TAKES AMERICAN BRIDE

ROCKEFELLER, 72, SPENDS ; THE DAY; PLAYING GOLF

THOUSANDS YELD TO THE LURE OF MOUNTAINS AND SEA

* •— _ GIRL ENDS HORSEBACK RIDE ACROSS COUNTRY

BIG FISH UPSETS BOAT, MAN AND WOMAN DROWN •-'..'.*' ■.

Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World

AMAPALA RETURNS i TO PORT CRIPPLED

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

DICKINSON LECTURES AT VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY

I Weather Report

LUMBERMAN TO GIVE $1,000,000 FOR HOSPITAL

MOSBY AND PRICE ARE : v 7 INDICTED IN SOUTH

JOHN W. GATES SHOWS MUCH IMPROVEMENT

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JOHNSON GRILLS THE DIRECTORS Of DEAF SCHOOL

Jack London : Uses Jeweled Bait to Catch Rare Trout

'THEMCRUELWORDS' GET HIM DIVORCE

DETWEILER HELD ON BRIBERY CHARGE

ISAAC HERZBERG, BROKER, IS DEAD

DEATH WINS RACE FOR WOMAN'S LIFE

TAX COLLECTOR WANTS < HELP TO HANDLE CASH

PHONE COMPANY IS GIVEN LEGAL PROD

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