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RESOLUTION BY BOYNTON SETS "U" MEN AGOG

T.R.an' All Them Fellers Had Better Look Out, by Heck

S. F. GIRL EXCUSED FOR LEADING RIOT

STIMSON STANDS PAT v ON PAN A MAN ADVANCE

WEST; POINT TO TRAIN * A POSSIBLE DICTATOR

INFANTRY REGIMENT IS . ORDERED TO HONOLULU

HAZZARD TOUCH BROUGHT DEATH WITNESS SAYS

MANCHU SCEPTER FINALLY DROPS FOREVER

Liberty's Sunlights Cruel Dragon to Death

STRONGEST SON OF MISTRESS OF SEAS

UNITED MINE WORKERS iy OUST THREE DELEGATES

SHE LAUGHS BEST WHO A . DOESN'T LAUGH SO LONG

PORTLAND SALOON MAN CONFESSES TO MURDER

ARIZONA LABOR MEN • FORM STATE FEDERATION

DOORS BARRED AT TEACHERS HEARING

SECRETARY MEYER WILL SOON VISIT THE COAST

CATHEDRAL COALYARD .. ; FORCES PRICES DOWN

THE SANTA FE LIMITED – I.I: HITS FREIGHT TRAIN

MY THEORY! BAH!! HUGO IS DISGUSTED

SOUTHERN REPUBLICS " SIGN ARBITRATION PACT

:ase against packers strong, says attorney

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NASH SENTENCED TO SAN QUENTIN IN BANK CASE

IMPORTANT CHANGES IN • LAWS TO BE CONSIDERED

YARD SUPERINTENDENT ASSIGNED TO ALERT

NEW COALING APPARATUS WILL BE SHIPPED SOON

Judges of The Calls Contest For Booklovers Are Selected

WIFE MURDERER THOUGHT SANE

SAILORS RESCUED FROM WRECK

WOMAN TIRES OF HUSBAND'S ABUSE

MYSTERY SHROUDS TRAGEDY IN BARN

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WOMEN UNDERTAKE TO TEACH PLAYING

FIRST APPLICATION FOR CITY PHYSICIAN RECEIVED

NEWMAN CLUB WML HAVE MEETING TODAY

BOASTS OF BURGLARS PUT CURRAN IN TOILS

ANCIENT LITIGATION ENDS IN COMPROMISE

Ada Reeved Who Is Headline, at the Oakland Orpheurr

ALAMEDA CIVIC CENTER TO MEET MONDAY EVENING

HERBERT D. CLARK ON i':] PROBATION COMMITTEE

PLAYHOUSE GOERS PROMISED TREAT

j TUBERCULOSIS SOCIETY -I vIS PLANNING NEW WORK

UNIVERSITY GRADUATES ESTABLISH LOAN FUND

Marie Flynn, the Prima Donna With "Madame Sherry"

PASTOR TO TALK ON RAGE CULTURE

GROCER FELLED WITH HIS OWN BIG HAMMER

UNAUTHORIZED PLEAS BY ATTORNEY; TWO SAY

PRESIDENT,WHEELER IS TO VISIT SCHOOLS

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FAMOUS TREASURES TO BE DISPLAYED

Society Women Plan Art Loan Exhibit Benefit for Hospital

ROBBER SHOOTS MAN IN SALOON

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TEARS THREAD NEEDLE

'Want My Baby,' Seamstress Cries

POLICEMEN'S BALL AT THE COLISEUM

POLICEMAN'S CATCH A PECULIAR FISH

JOHN FLOURNOY, ATTORNEY, IS DEAD

ON YICK TONG AND WONGS BARE TEETH

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LIBERTY BELL PROTECT

Descendants of Heroes Offer Help

ONE KILLED, TWO HURT IN HANG FIRE EXPLOSION

JAPANESE LEAVES GIRL SOON AFTER MARRIAGE

SAN FRANCISCAN SUES FOR FATHERS ESTATE

LAUNDRY SUED FOR DEATH OF WORKMAN

Sons'of the Revolution Want Old Symbol Here

EXPLOSION MAKES TORCH OF WOMAN

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FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE

RUSSIAN ARMY CAUSES CHAOS AND ANARCHY

POETRY BRINGS GENIUS SECOND PRISON TERM

BULGARIANS NEAR REVOLT AND OUTRAGES INCREASE

WESTERN AUSTRALIA TO HOLD BIG EXPOSITION

BEBEL TIGHTS KAISER TO CONTROL REICHSTAG

GARDENS REPLACE WALLS OF PARIS

BADLY PREPARED FOOD DANGEROUS

JAPANESE BANQUET " _ AMBASSADOR BRYAN

ITALIANS BOMBARD RED SEA VILLAGE

I STINGING NETTLE MAKES YARN FINE AS FLAX

NEW COURSE PROPOSED FOR ST. LAWRENCE RIVER

GERMANY AND ITALY SHOW THEIR FRIENDSHIP

ECUADORAN PEACE PARTY SEES FIGHT

POLICE/CHIEF'S SENTENCE ATTACKED AS ABSURD

YOUNG TURKS BEGIN PARLIAMENTARY FIGHT

DUKE REPAIRS CASTLE FOR RECEPTION OF BRIDE

DOCTORS* BULLETINS ON JOHN REDMOND DOUBTED

Woman Is Coming Here To Discover Springs

SEAWEED FOR FOOD; ALSO MAKES BOOTS

FASHIONS WHIMS RUIN INDUSTRIES

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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO

MRS. DODGE VISITS OAKLAND FRIENDS

WEEK IN EAST BAY CITIES' SOCIETY ENJOYED

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

'PIPE' GROWN COLD; DREAMER DEPARTS

AID SOCIETY TO GIVE A "COLONIAL PARTY"

Singer for Fabiola Charity to Become Toronto Man's Bride

WILL OF LATE DOCTOR FORSTING IS VALID

TWO SUITS AGAINST I. H. CLAY DROPPED

ST. MARY'S RAISES ITS REQUIREMENTS

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A Good Start

A Magazine for the Library Table

Are Editors Cowards ?

One "Reckless" Editor

CONTENTS for JANUARY

Two Important Features

THE CONFIDENCES OF ARSENE LUPIN THE INFERNAL TRAP

KING OF THE SOLITUDES

THE LIE

THE BRIDE OF THE MULE SHOE

THE LONG HAND OF THE CZAR IN AMERICA

WHY MAN OF TODAY IS ONLY 50 PER CENT. EFFICIENT

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Here's the Winning Answer to Picture No. 1

THE CRISIS

WHERE BYRON WROTE "THE PRISONER OF CHILLON"

SILENT PARTNERS OF PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES

Shotting Big Game With a Camera

THINGS ARE LOOKING UP FOR LO

The SECRET BRACELET The Story of Diana of the Inn

BOOK PAGE OF THE SUNDAY CALL

What the Poets Are Doing in Advance of Spring

"At the Age of Eve"

"The Garden of Resurrection"

Notes and Gossip of Books and Authors

"The Grip of Fear"

BRIEF REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS

"DO" and "DON'T" For Our New Women ORATORS

WOMEN'S HOUSEHOLD GIRLS'

The HILLS of MOURNE

CURIOSITIES OF COINCIDENCE

California Women Who Cook

Two Pieces of Silver Ware Are Awarded Each Week for Best Recipes

Vegetarian Dishes

Ways to Prepare Chocolate

Savory Hints for the Cook Book

Crab Gumbo

Two Good Recipes

A Collection of Good Things

Entrees and Desserts

The Dainty Touches

Unusual Dishes

..'. – * * * The Housekeeper's Surprise

Table of Kitchen Weights and Meas;vv ■'' ures –

Tested Recipes

A Quartet of Desserts

Two Delicious Desserts

Words of Appreciation

The Clearing House Corner

THE CLEARING HOUSE CORNER

California Women Who Think

WHEN IS A GIRL OLD ENOUGH TO MARRY?

When Is a Girl Old Enough to Marry?

Twenty-Five and On

Age of Women

Depends Altogether Upon the Girl

16 Too Young, 30 Too Old

25 the Marriageable Age

When a Girl Is Old Enough to Marry

Between 20 and 30

Long Engagements Are Wrong

OUR SPANISH LESSON

A Page for Misses

The Girl Who Made A Town be Good

Class of Fashionable Girls Learn Hat Making

SOCIAL AMENITIES FOR THE SCHOOL GIRL

Her Velvet Girdle

Practical Suggestions for the Girl Who Sews

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Stepbrothers

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The Beck of Vaudeville

Paces and Scenes in This Week's Attractions at Playhouses

This Week's Attractions

GAYETY PREVAILS AT THE THEATERS

COLUMBIA

CORT

SAVOY

ALCAZAR

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EMPRESS

PANT AGES

DRAMATIC NOTES

"Pied Piper" Hadley Has San Franciscans in "Pop" Leash

OAKLANDERS ALSO MARK TIME TO THE SWAY OF CONDUCTOR'S MAGIC BATON

— s> ; ' SCOTTISH CLANS PLAN BURNS CELEBRATION

BANK OF DANIEL MEYER HAS BEEN INCORPORATED

PROMOTER CHARGED WITH LARCENY

EXTENSION GIVEN IN SCHMITZ CASE

CELL READY FOR GIRLS ANNOYER

WOMAN MISSES DATE IN COURT

Taft's Friend" ship for San Francisco

[The .'• I Indeterminate j Franchise

DIOGENES

Good Roads in San Mateo

Reclamation of Tule Lands

CHANGES OF MAGNETIC NEEDLE ARE EXPLAINED

ANSWERS TO QUERIES

Gossip of Railway Men j

PERSONS IN THE NEWS

IN WOMAN'S WORLD

CLUB WOMEN GO HALL HUNTING

MAYOR AND MRS. ROLPH MAY LEAD GRAND MARCH

"A Bas Les Hobbles" S'Ecrie Cecile Sorel

'What-It-Cost' Mania Seen On All Sides

Society

Society Notes

Palo Alto Society

San Mateo Society

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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS

Pacific Coast Athletes Are Fast in Sprints

Y.M.C.A. Track Meet Has Big Entry List

California, With World's Record Holders, Will Be Well Represented at Olympic Games

U. of C. Athletes in Active Spring Work

Columbia Athletic Club Will Stage Bouts

American Tennis Team Opposes Waidner

San Francisco Shooter Is a Wonder at Traps

STANFORD TAKES DOUBLE VICTORY

Santa Clara Beats Oakland Y. M. C. A.

Portland Rotary Club to Finance School Team

Oakland High Has Hard Fight to Win

Places Named for Golf Championship Play

HANDBALL GAMES TODAY

St. Peter's School Basket Ball Teams Are Strong Contenders in Tourney

American Football Game At Presidio

YALE ADDS TOATHLETIJ3 FIELD

TURF FANS FOLLOW jf- CALL HANDICAPPER^

BERKELEY ?_''Y".! 28,, SANTA? ROSA >81

ARIELS WANT % GAMES

GLOVER AliD rKATOT*W"^DRAW

ttz.Q- PIN»SY: BEATS PRINCETON

AEOLIAN SALTS THRIVE FINELY

GUIDES EXPLAIN TIRE CONSTRUCTION

Strange Freak of Boy Hit by Baseball

SPARTANS "WIN AGAIN

HAMMER THROW IN ILL REPUTE

SELF-STARTER IS BOON TO AUTOISTS

CUE ARTIST AWARDED^ $6,000

PORTLJLND GETS BELLAH

CHICAGO WINS FROM ILLINOIS

WISCONSIN TAKES LEAD

COLUMBIA OUTBWIMS THE NAVY

PRINCETON HOCKEY TEAM WINS

j FRED WILLETT, WHO HAS GREAT RECORD {

AUTO PIONEERS MEET AT BIG SHOW

New Columbian League Making Progress

YALE DEFEATS CORNELL

Item Welcomed By Many Men

Queensberry Game in California Looking Up

Burns and Britton Still Considered In Running for Championship Title

SWIMMERS WILL TAKE TO WATER

P.S.A.L. Fives Nearing End of Tourney

Princeton Swimmers Are Record Breakers

GRAHAM DON'T WANT I.?. BABE DANZIG* NOW

ST. MARY'S BOYS SHOW UP STRONG

Raid Is Made on Racing Clearing House

FAVORITES FARE BADLY AT JUAREZ

j JUAREZ SELECTIONS |

",7,,, ■'•.'" .. . s EESIJI.TB' OF SOCCER GAMES '

League of Gross Teams Out for Honors

Basket Ball Tourney Attracts Many Teams

"QUEENING" AND SPORT DON'T MIX

Poolrooms Offer Bribe To Newport Mayor

English Boxer Is Stricken Just Before Battle

WHY GO TO COLLEGE WHEN A STREET CAR RIDE IS ONLY A NICKEL?

WELSH KNOCKED OUT BY NATURE

St. Josephs Academy Is An Easy Winner

Australia Is After the Star Sprinters

COTTLON READY FOR FIGHT

BASKET' BALL/GAME -„

Eastern Polo Crackerjack Now Member of Burlingame Colony

YOUNGSTERS ARE EXPERT PLAYERS

Olympic 'Hasbeen' Will Try a 'Comeback'

Tennis Players Compete At Park Today

School League Delegates Meet in Napa

BASKET BALL IN FAVOR AT U. OF C.

Chicago University Is Leading Revolt

ROLLER POLO ; TEAMS' AT sVALLEJO

CITY LEAGUE IS BILLED TO PLAY

Dog and Poultry Shows Combine Forces

Champion Sprinter Can Not Try for Team

AMHERST AGGIES LEAD

FIGURES | T OrItURFMEN

Trainer Murphy, Olympic Team Conditioner, Slowly Recovering

CADILLAC FIGHTS WAY IN MEXICO

KERN' COUNTY MOTORIST JOINS WINTON RANKS

GROWTH OF HUDSON PLANT IS AMAZING

4,000,000 TIRES NEEDED ■'>.'. FOR THE 1912 DEMAND

MANY KRIT MODELS TO BE SHIPPED ABROAD

The CALL'S AUTOMOBILE NEWS

COASTS ACTIVITY AWAKENS THE EAST

Trainload of Buick Cars to Start for California; Reflects Prosperity of State Throughout Entire East

REPUBLIC COMPANY WINS TIRE SUIT

RECORD MILEAGE ON OLD ELMORE

WARREN CAR SEEKS NONSTOP RECORD

CHARIES RETURNS FROM TRIP EAST

ROADS INTO ALUM ROCK CANYON FAIR

Midwinter Touring in Nearby Counties Presents No Road Trials for Autoists

NEW FEATURES ON 1912 HAYNES CARS

PLAN TO REDUCE REPAIR EXPENSES

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL

ANNOUNCEMENT OF SYNDICATE AT HAND

New York Stock List j

BRIEF SESSION IS NOTEWORTHY

| STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE |

oil STOCK SALES FOR THE week

MINING STOCKS

SUMMARY OF7 •7 THE MARKETS

OIL STOCKS

Grain Market

LOCAL MARKETS

real; estate -..traxsactioxs

XEVVS.OI* THE OCEAX

ANTIPODEAN SECRETARY 7 -TO SPEAK AT Y. M. C.-A;-

REPORTS OF PROSPECTIVE DEALS FEATURE OF WEEK'S MINING NEWS

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m _ ■ •■> -—;-.,-,: , * I' NEVADA | a ■—— —-*■

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SHERIFF TRAILS THIS TEAM FOR 1,200 MILES

WOODMEN HEW CORNERS FROM 164 CANDIDATES

CALIFORNIA GRADUATE LECTURING IN GERMANY

UNIONISTS AGAINST TELEPHONE MERGER

HUNDREDS WITNESS VAN DYKE WEDDING

BOUNTY ON PIG IRON PROPOSED IN/CANADA

Dropi.nl t Fifty Feet

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THE CANDID FRIEND

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MODERN HOSTELRY MIRED BY ALL

GOVERNMENT LIKES OAKLAND'S METHOD

BEAUTIFUL NEW SUTTER HOTEL FORMALLY OPENED WITH FEAST

OUR TOWN IGNORED SAYS D. J. MURPHY

ORDINANCE IS NOT LEGAL, SAYS WALSH

MUSICIANS PLAN TOUR OF WORLD

EDITOR AND BRIDE TO TOUR THROUGH MEXICO

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Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World

STEAMER NILES IN ORIENTAL WATERS

m.- — . — _♦ Weather Report —: : : _—_— ♦

PIER DIRECTORY

MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

Time Rail I

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IV . HTDBOGRAPHIC OFFICE

! SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

DR. ASA CLARK DIES ;. , AFTER LONG ILLNESS

VALLEJO SCHOOL BOARD PRESIDENT TO SEEK WRIT

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GUTTENBERG RELIC ONE OF MANY PRE-LUTHER BIBLES

LOS ANGELES WINS BUILDERS' MEETING

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