The San Francisco call., 1910-04-05
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SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
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TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1910
EDITORIAL
NEWS TODAY

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Five cities claim the fair. Page 6
Teaching something you don't know. Page 6
Taft hurt by his impolitic alliances Page 6
Buresucrats to aid of marine hospital Page 6
CITY
Supervisors award printing contract to the
Post Page 16
Y. N. l. initiates big class of candidates at
Alameda. Page II
Steamship Beer arrives from New York after
good trip. Page 5
Hotel fire is found to be the work of il
cendiaries. Page 5
Ninth infantry paid and viii sail for Philip
pines today Page
Exposition project will be given boost in New
Orleans by Shriners. Page
Joseph D. Grant gets property worth $1,5oooOO
under fathers viii. Page I6
cracksmen who blow safe at Athenian club
placed under arrest. Page 5
Nathan Pollack shoots down girl and attempts
10 kill her companion. Page 4
Last Indian census to be prosecuted before red
men lose their identity. Page 3
County Clerk AIulcrevy hurls def at mayor
by dismissing deputies. Page I6
Mrs Daisy KimbaH Adams awarded legal Gus
tody Of minor daughter. Page
Newton W. Stern petitions for receiver for the
Calara Valley realty company. Page Z
S. P. and Santa Fe presidents will confer re-
gsrdng extension of y. W. p. Page 8
Clergy will preach on white plague on ''Taber-
culosis day Sunday, April "a. Page z
Mrs. j. B. Hume guest of honor at luncheon
Of federated San Francisco clubs. Page Id
SUBURBAN
Veterans preparing for big annual encamp-
ment Page D
JOhnson's biplane plunges into bay, but avia-
tor is uninjured Page 8
Burglars raid five stores and residences Satur-
day in Alameda. Page 3
Manual training TO be extended to country
schools in Alameda county. Page )
Berkeley officials of class of 1905 would hold
elections each five years. Page 8
Heirs lay claim to sypot property. which
figured in De Lancey scandal Page o
Women students of university to sing and
dance in seniors extravaganza. Page y
Alameda supervisors decide by vote of to 2
to buy more voting machines. Page y
Wealthy mans son, who deserted army for
sweetheart. sentenced TO prison. Page )
Oakland city electrician returns from east
with data for improving service. PaSr =
Hiss Rae Morrow will entertain in honor of
Sevilla Hayden, bride elect OF month. Page s
Methodist ministers of Oakland will appeal to
governor to stop Jenries-Johnson fight Page 8
COAST
oregon's grand old man" dies at age of
81. Page
Fred S. Cone Of Alameda found dead in ditch
in Nevada. Page I6
Fresno will send raisins to the rulers of
worlds nations Page
Police look for murderer to confess that he
| is the drug store bandit. Page
Probate judge accused of insult is horse
whipped by man and wife. Page L
Mrs. Minnie r. o'Nein will run for office of
county school superintendent. Page
Grand jury corrects indictment which charges
Doctor Burke with malpractice. Page
EASTERN
cution for fraud. Page I6
Southern Pacific stock holders to vote on pro
posed $4,000. 600 bond issue. Page L
FOREIGN
Roosevelt is guest of Italian king twice in
one day. Page L
Roosevelt to hold public reception in Rome
for Americans. Page L
German university professor meets death when
landing from balloon Page 2
SPORTS
Auto gun club holds its first trap shoot of
the season. Page 10
stanford college nine will meet st. Mary's
Wednesday. Page IL
Star of the Sea team defeats st. Francis
school tossers. Page 10
Representatives of Stanford and U. C. to meet
at Palace today. Page IL
Jockey shilling's application for license in
New York tabled. Page IL
Two oddson favorites and pair of long shots
score at Emeryvlle. Page II
Corroth and Hester still after San Mateo
county fight permits Page 10
Cache. W B. Jennings promising illy, dies
en- route TO New York. Page 1G
kennedy no match for Morningstar in 1872
balk line, billiard game. Page 10
Seals and Oaks open weeks series this after
noon at Recreation park. Page 10
MARINE
Letter from Captain Cottle at Herschell island
confirms news Of Karluk's rich catch. Page Is
SOCIAL
Tableaux vivants will prove leading society
event OF present week. Page
LABOR
Label section of labor council organized with
35 unions represented. Page z