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TAFT GIBES AT DELAYS OF LAW

Mail Soon Will Be Delivered Via the Santa Claus Route

POSTAL BANK IS POPULAR IN S. F.

SAN JOAQUIN FARMERS TO AID IN SQUIRREL WAR5

THIEF DISDAINS RAGS AND OVERLOOKS $1,000

CHICAOO-NEW YORK 18 HOUR FLYER WRECKED

FIRE IN IDAHO TOWN CAUSES $20,000 LOSS

BISHOP ROCK UNDER STARS AND STRIPES

AUTHOR OF "THE JUNGLE" RIDES OVER PEDDLER

20,000,000 PUPILS IS SCHOOL CENSUS OF U. S.

DREADNOUGHT COURTBET LAUNCHED IN FRANCE

Make Rolph Mayor on Tuesday and Turn Hard Times Into Good Times===After Two Lean Years Insure Four Years of Plenty

ROLPH DUE TO WIN BY 8,000

McCORMICK LIKES HIS CALIFORNIA JOB

Machinists Call Meeting

Shakers Attach No Moral Guilt To Members Who Killed Sister

DARROW SAYS PROSECUTION DELAYED TRIALS

VALDEZ ROCKED BY VIOLENT QUAKE

Accused Elder Boldly Says He Would Repeat Act

FAIRY PLAY IN FOREST THEATER

50 Men Out at Parsons

RECIPROCITY NOT DEAD, SAYS SULZER

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WHITE SLAVERS BUSY; BASSITY PROTECTS THEM

Inspectors Outwit Chinese And Locate Hidden Opium

CONTRABAND IS FOUND ON SIBERIA

NEW ARMS FOR GUARDS IMPORTED BY VATICAN

GENEVA HOTEL SUICIDE SAID TO BE LOCAL MAN

MENDOCINO'S WILD MAN FOUND DEAD

NUTTER TO PRESIDE AT STOCKTON MEETING

TWO ARE KILLED IN BIG LOUISVILLE FIRE

GIANT SHIP OF WAR TAKES THE SEAS

MINEHAN ADMITS VIOLATING CHARTER

seventy-Pour ensigns to take examinations

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In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys

POSTAL CAMPAIGN FOR VINE CARNIVAL

« WARRANT IS OUT FOR STOCKTON CONTRACTOR

AGED MOTHER OF FIRE CHIEF McCANN DEAD

HE*EY TO SPEAK AT FRESNO COUNTY FAIR

MARE ISLAND OFFICIALS FALL FOUL OF UNIONS

VALLEJO'S CITY HALL WILL COST $80,000

ARBUCKLE BATTLES WITH HOTEL BLAZE

COURT TO PASS ON SALE OF ASSETS

MONUMENT PLANNED TO MARK CENTER OF STATE

SUSPECTED REGISTERED MAIL THIEVES JAILED

—mm •—i 1,000 ACRES TO BE PLANTED IN PEACHES

SENATE COMMITTEE CITES STATE PRINTER

STRIKE ON BUTTE AND PLUMAS OFF

WELCOME TO GOVERNOR WILL BE NONPARTISAN

INDICTMENT HANGS OVER WIFE BEATER

2,000 BARNYARD FOWL, TO ATTEND CHICO FAIR -- — — '

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FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE

PUBLIC MEN OF ENGLAND LEAD IN TEMPERANCE

American Women Sail On Airships in Paris

STRONG GIRL AWARDED PRIZE FOR HER VIRTUES

BAN ON CHEAPER FOOD AND ANTI-WAR PARADES

CABINET PREPARES HOME RULE BILL

SISTER OF PARNELL IS DROWNED OFF DEVON

LAURIER TO LEAD OPPOSITION PARTY

LYONS SHOP GIRL TO BECOME STAGE STAR

JAPANESE MOURN DEATH OF AMERICAN PHYSICIAN

ECUADOR EARTHQUAKES SCARE PEOPLE BADLY

GERMAN PROPOSALS LIKE FRENCH NOTE

MOUND PROVES BURYING PLACE 4,000 YEARS OLD

SURGEON LOSES REASON DURING AN OPERATION

LINER GROUNDED DURING FOG NEAR ROTTERDAM

Pope Has Subway Built To Vatican Gardens

KING AND CARNEGIE FETE LLOYD GEORGE

KICK OF HORSE SHOWS DISLIKE FOR LIQUOR

VILLAGERS AID BANDITS FOR FEAR OF REPRISALS

CAMORRA SUSPECT OFFERS BIG FORFEIT

FOREIGNERS RESPECTED BY CHINESE REBELS

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

MUSIC WINNING WAY IN SMART SET

Full Calendar of Social Events Will Keep Leaders of Vogue Busy During Coming Week

OAKLAND EAGLES BUY SITE FOR LODGE HALL

SOCIAL PROBLEMS TO BE DISCUSSED

STEWARD OF RECEIVING HOSPITAL A BENEDICT

HENEY AND JOHNSON TO SPEAK ON AMENDMENTS

STORY WRITING COURSE SUCCESS

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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO

NEW COMEDY GIVES HARTMAN NEW ROLE

SCOTSMEN WILL MEET AT ANNUAL BANQUET

San Mateo Gun Club to Hold Final Shoot

F. H. BROWN Ei:.EI.ECTEr>

Josie Hart, Who Figures in Cast Of 'The Campus'

KILLING REVEALS RANSOM PLOT

NEW POSTMASTERS FOR COAST POINTS

CALL WILL DISPLAY RESULT IN OAKLAND

QUARTET'S STORIES SAID TO CONFLICT

MUNICIPAL HOG FARM PROPOSED IN RICHMOND

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE KEEPS UP CAMPAIGN

MAN'S BODY FOUND IN BAY OFF PINOLE

AGED WOMAN DROPS AT DOOR OF SHACK

Suburban Brevities

Primrose Four, Who Sing Well in an Avoirdupois Act

HEAVYWEIGHTS IN LIGHT COMEDY

TAX ASSOCIATION PLANS INCREASE

BRUTAL CRIME CHARGED TO OFFICER OF MISSION

BICYCLE THIEF SENT TO REFORM SCHOOL

MAN EARNS $25 MONTH; WIFE ASKS $100 ALIMONY

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

CATHOLIC LADIES' SOCIETY TO MEET.

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"Columbus Day" Celebration Arrangements Move With Swing

PASTOR TO LEAVE FOR NEW FIELDS

TOWN IS ABSOLVED FROM OFFICIALS' ACTS

MAYOR FAVORS MASS MEETINGS

ALLEGED INCENDIARY SEEKS TO ENTER PLEA

EARLY SETTLER DIES AT AGE OF 75 YEARS

Ernest Paul Allen, Violin Virtuoso and Protege of Sencik

TALENTED ARTISTS TO GIVE CONCERT

NEW YORKER BUYS OLD Y. M. C. A. SITE

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WINDS BAFFLE FOWLER AS HE BUCKS SIERRA

FRENCH CABINET ASKED TO BAR HOBBLE SKIRT

CHEAPER SUGAR IS PREDICTION OF EXPERT

Miss Hazel Batkin, Whose Engagement Is Announced

POPULAR GIRL TO MARRY A CHEMIST

GENERAL BOTHA FINDS OPPOSITION FROM BOERS

WILD ANIMALS SLAY 2,400 PERSONS IN ONE YEAR

ARTILLERY CORPS SHORT OF OFFICERS

NEW YORK ARTIST TO ADORN PARIS MUSEUM

THOUSANDS WORSHIP IN PHILADELPHIA PARKS

SAN MATEO ELKS TO HOLD "OYSTER BUST"

REPORTED CHANGE IN HARRIMAN HEADS DENIED

THE SAN FRANCISCO SUNDAY CALL

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The AMERICAN HING

RED EVE

California Exports Fun in Carload Lots

Women Who Are Doing Men's Work in High Places and Making Good

Living Redwood Tower at Camp Meeker

Transformation of the Clipper "The Glory of the Seas"

Did Bennett Find First California Gold?

Blind Are These Boys and Girls, Yet They Ask or Need No Pity

TEN THOUSAND MURDERS!

"The Most Disgraceful Evil in America"

THE STORY OF DANDY JIM AND THE PRESIDING ELDER

BOOK PAGE OF THE SUNDAY CALL

"Stories That End Well"

"Mother Carey's Chickens"

"Monna Lisa"

"The Rugged Way"

"The Great Offender"

BOOKS REVIEWED

NEW BOOKS BRIEFLY REVIEWED

NOTES AND GOSSIP ABOUT THE WRITERS

"A Texas Ranger"

"Her Little Young Ladyship"

"Madame Mystery"

BOOKS RECEIVED

TO TURN SAN FRANCISCO BAY INTO A RAINBOW

WOMEN'S HOUSEHOLD GIIRLS'

THE SEA MISER

California Women Who Cook

These Hints Will Help to Make Work in the Kitchen an Art.

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Some Real Delicacies

Banana Cream Pie

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The "Multi-Million" Fudge Cake

Recipes That Will Not Fail

THE CLEARING HOUSE CORNER

THE CLEARING HOUSE CORNER

California Women Who Think

Whom Shall the Girl Marry---the Toung Man With Muscle or the Old Man With Money?

WHOM SHALL THE GIRL MARRY: THE YOUNG MAN WITH MUSCLE OR THE OLD MAN WITH MONEY?

In Defense of Mother In Law

Bliss Ends With Her Coming

Her Presence a Wholesome Discipline

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TIME TEMPERS PUNISHMENT

A Page for Misses

SKILL of the GIRL BEHIND the MOTOR CAR'S WHEEL

New Styles for the Motor Girl

Social Amenities for the School Girl

A Picnic Hint

Dressing Jacket of Dotted Swiss

COMIC WEEKLY SECTION OF THE SAN FRANCISCO SUNDAY CALL

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The Newlyweds

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THE San Francisco CALL

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A Family Affair

Faces and Scenes In This Week's Attractions at Playhouses

This Week's Attractions

'THE COUNTRY BOY' WAS BRED IN CITY

Dramatic Notes

STAGE LAND IS SHOWN IN SKIT

REINFORCING BARS NEEDED AT CANAL

BULGER IS STAR AT CORT THEATER

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"IMAGINATION" AT EMPRESS TODAY

DEAD SENATOR'S SEAT IS FILLED

DANTE'S "INFERNO" IS MOVING PICTURE

STANFORD DRAMATIC SOCIETY TO GIVE PLAY

"THE LILY" LASTS AT THE ALCAZAR

Puccini's "Mme. Butterfly" to Be Given at Idora March King Sousa Coming With New Music

OFFICERS WORKING FOR TOURNAMENT

COMMITTEE APPOINTED FOR "DISCOVERY" FETE

EAST STREET THUGS SLUG A PEDESTRIAN

BRIGADIER TO RULE TROOPS IN HAWAII

AUTOMOBILE PROVES DEMON JUGGERNAUT

REPORTER IS ASTOUNDED BY HEALER'S POWER

Readjfistment of Intercoast Freight Rates

Solution of the Country ! Life Problem

More Stable Conditions in Mexico

Maxim's Aeroplane Strategy in War

Big Things Doing in Sacramento

THE WOMAN OF IT

Gossip of Railway Men

PERSONS IN THE NEWS

IN WOMAN'S WORLD

Central Campaign Members Say Suffrage Is Gaining

CIRL DESCENDANT OF DON PICO MARRIED

NEW YORK DIVINE WILL ADDRESS NEW MAN CLUB

PIONEER SPENDS 91ST BIRTHDAY WITH "FAMILY"

Women Busy Preparing for The Biennial

Mrs. Hochheimer Says Vote Will Not Unsex Women

Pageant of Progress Is Big Success

Diverse Tastes Produce Happy Lives

Alvarado Suffragists Engage Able Speakers For Cooperative Meeting

WOMEN OF RICHMOND FIGHT HARD FOR CAUSE

SUFFRAGE LEAGUE OFFICERS ELECTED

AldW^the Suffrage < Can»e

Equality Tea Will Take Place in Carnegie Library at Richmond

SUFFRAGE MEETINGS IN SAN JOAQUIN ARRANGED

SOCIETY

Society Notes

Palo Alto Society

San Mateo Society

Children in Playlet

Woman Acts 9 Roles

EXPERTS LOUD IN PRAISE OF 1915 DESIGNS

COMMISSION WANTS MATERIAL FOR LOCKS

I. O. O. F. TO ATTEND CEREMONIES EN MASSE

POSTOFFICES OPENED AND CLOSED IN STATE

Fair Architectural Plans to Be Issued

HUGE TOTEM POLE WILL GUARD CITY

PASTOR TO PREACH FAREWELL SERMON

BIG MINING DEAL IS CONSUMED

PRESIDENT MOORE TO ADDRESS CONVENTION

WIDOW SUES SHERIFF ALLEGING TRESPASS

NEW YEAR CROWDS FILL SYNAGOGUES

CHANGES MADE AT LOCAL POSTOFFICE

ANNA LANGLEY ENTERS PLEA OF NOT GUILTY

James G. Magulre

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THE San Francisco CALL

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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS

California and Stanford Varsities Win Their Games

Blue and Gold Runs Up Big Score Against the Barbarians

Cardinals Defeat "Winged O" by 19 to 0 In Game Featured by Individual Playing

Mountain Streams Furnish Good Sport for Rod Wielders

THE THEATRICAL UPLIFT.

Crippled Fisherman Handy With the Rod

» '-'- ■ POUISH.WHEBTLEE AFTES '. GOTCH I:

Fremont and Berkeley Play Draw Game

Palo Alto High Downs Cardinal Babelets

Alameda High Defeats Cogswell 9-4

St. Matthews and Lick Play Tie at Rugby

COTTBSING AT rNGLEKTOE

FRESHMAN TEAMS ARE SHAPING UP

Corinthian Tars Will Hold Sports Today

JOCKEYS HAVE BAD DAY AT LAKE CITY

LAKE CITY ENTRIES | ■» ♦

LEXINGTON RACES PROVE SUCCESSFUL

Selections Are Made for Fieldball Team

ST. MARY'S TEAM SHOWS UP WEAKLY

Seals Blunder Along and Lose Another Game to Angels

INTERESTING PICTORIAL TIDBITS PICKED UP AT RECREATION PARK DURING YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL GAME

Locals Expert in Oriental Juggling

SENATORS COATED WITH WHITEWASH

Ty Cobb Leads Them All In Baseball

McFARLAND AND HAVES MATCHED

VILLAGERS CRAWL UP ON CHAMPIONS

CUBS' PENNANT HOPES GROW DIM

AMERICAN LEAGUE

ATHXETICB SEND IN LIST

VANDEEBILT HOESE RUNS SECOND

LUCKY SEVENTH SEATTLE'S JYNX

j AMERICAN ASSOCIATION |

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HOGAN WANTS OROUHKE

STANDING OF CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES

CLUB STANDINGS IN NORTHWEST LEAGUE

Palo Alto's Second Team Wallops San Mateo

1 MERCHANTS LEAGUE | ♦" *"'*■"" "'" ' " -■;■■■'""-'-• ■ -- ■ ■ —__^.

Ducks Lay an Egg While Oaks Tally

HILTON UNIQUE IN GOLFING ANNALS

PUGILISTS ABE MATCHED

Outdoor Boxing Matinee Furnishes Some Lively Bouts

Change in Barge Seats Spur to Rowing

McGrath Smashes Record With Heavy Weight

Speedy Motor Boats to Be Seen in Races

Australian Boys Will Line Up Against Columbia Park Lads in Fieldball Game

BINS HOPES TO DO COMEBACK ACT

BALL FAN YELLS TOo WELL, NOT WISELY I

Miss Hotchkiss Wins New Tennis Laurels

TENNIS TOURNEY TO BEGIN OCT. 8

| MINOR BASEBALL j

PROSPECT BRIGHT FOR AMERICANS

American Tennis Team Finally Selected

Stockton Driving Club Matinee Today

ST. MARY'S GETS RITTLER

STAKE HOLDING NOT GAMBLING

SANTA CLARAN'S PROSPECTS GOOD

The Call's AUTOMOBILE NEWS

BERKELEY HILLS OFFER FINE TOUR

Alameda County Affords Ideal One Day Auto Tours

MONARCH COMPANY AFTER OIL TRADE

BUICK WINS PICK FOR SHOW SPACE

TIRE FIRM OPENS ITS NEW QUARTERS

Elmore Touring Car Proves Good Freighter in Pinch

SWAN NOW HANDLING REO CARS LOCALLY

ELMORE 'THIRTY' HAULS HEAVY LOAD

CARS REACH CITY

NEW POPE CARS ARRIVE IN CITY

Recent Arrivals Add Some Diversity To Types of 1912 Motor Car Models

NEW HAYNES CARS DUE THIS WEEK

LEAVITT TELLS OF NEW OVERLANDS

LITTLE METZ CAR MAKING HARD TRIP

THOUSAND RIDERS TO ATTEND FIESTA

Motorcycle Day Will Show Strength of Local Clubs

TIRE BUYERS LIKE NO GUARANTEES

LOZIER LIMOUSINE IS SHOWY MODEL

NEW SHAFT DRIVE SIMPLEX CAR HERE

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL

IRRIGATION BONDS ARE MADE ISSUE

New York Stock List

CALM FOLLOWS STOCK STORM

STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE |

OIL SALES FOR THE WEEK

SUMMARY OR THE MARKETS

MINING STOCKS

OIL STOCKS

GRAIN MARKET

LOCAL MARKETS

CLOSINO TIMES OF TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS

REAI, ESTATE

REVIVAL OF HYDRAULIC MINING IN FOOTHILL COUNTIES OF THE STATE

CALIFORNIA

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TITLE TO MERCED MUST BE PROVED

"PAT CROWE" TRIES TO TAKE HIS LIFE

30,000 ARE PRESENT AT OPENING OF BRIDGE

Artists Are Returning To City for the Winter

&120,000 WANTED FOR NEW SCHOOL

FREIGHT BRAKEMAN IS FATALLY INJURED

FIRE DAMAGES TWENTY DWELLINGS

Struck IIU Wife

MANUFACTURER'S DEATH ASCRIBED TO VERTIGO

MISSIONARY TO SING IN CHINESE LANGUAGE

INCENDIARY BLAMED FOR $5,000 FARM FIRE

HERE'S CHANCE TO FONDLE MILLIONS; AT $75 MONTH

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THE San Francisco CALL

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THE CANDID FRIEND

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ADDITIONAL NEWS OF SPORTS

TRIP TO HONOLULU FOR OLYMPIC NINE

Christenson's Entries Finish in Front

Bowlers Roll Close Match On Park Greens

Society Will Baseball For Sweet Charity

TURFMEN &TTLED OFF

COLLEGE OF PACIFIC BEATEN

| TORONTO RESULTS ♦- _—»

TORONTO ENTRIES

LOUISVILLE ENTRIES

COLLEGE FOOTBALL

Many Girls Enter for Swimming Races

American Leases Great Racing Property

Petaluma to Have a No. 1 Basket Ball Team

TENNIS MATCHES PLAYED IN PARKS

Cricketers Line Up for Final Matinee

Grand Circuit Races at Detroit Close

Folk Still Lingering At Summer Resorts

Petaluma Schools Hold Track Meet

Mt. Tamalpais Team Loses to Manzanita

Bland S Lowers Walla Walla Mile Record

HAZEL HOTCHXIBS WINS "V

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Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World

SIERRA CARRIES MANY PASSENGERS

PIER DIRECTORY

MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

Time Ball

HTDROGRAPHIC OFFICE

17. 8. Branch Hydrojfraphir Oftlce

SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST

Weather Report

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

New York. , Memoranda

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HASTINGS,'92, AT BANQUET BOARD

Local Brevities

LAW STUDENTS LEADERS IN PROFESSIONAL LIFE

BEACH MYSTERY IS CLEARED UP

BOY TRAVELERS TO APPEAR ON STAGE

LONE WOMAN IS ATTACKED BY THUG

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