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few days. but training will remedy
this, and the pompadour win keep In
position. The rest of the hair should
fall perfectly straight and unconfined
The little girl whose face is long
and narrow, the hair straight, should
part it and take the front portion to
the crown OF the head and let the re-
mainder fall around the face and ears
as 1t will.
A comfortable couture that is seen a
good deal this summer and one. be-
coming to the average child is the
hair divided from the middle of the
forehead TO the nape OF the neck. Each
portion is braided into a single strand
and taken In opposite directions. from
ear TO ear. accros the front OF the
head. Large boys Of ribbon are tied
at those points considered most be-
coming When the little face In thin
ner below the ears than above them
the ribbons should be added quite low.
so as to form background to the
lower part of the face, while II the
face IL thin about the forehead the
bows, IL placed Just above the cara
will give the face better balance.
Braids are very seldom seen falling
down the back or looped at all but the
fashion of bringing the front portion.
OF the hair To the top of the head and
tying there with a ribbon and then
again with a second bow few inches
below the nspe OF the neck ia favored
style with all girls under fifteen. Girls
/ in their teens wear the hair In funny
ponpadour caught with a ribbon or
+ a barette at the top OF the head and
braided from the nape Of the neck. The
braid is then brought UP to the Bow
or barette, which conceals all ends. A
quaint tiffure for a girl whose hail
/ is long and thin In arranged by first
parting the hair in the middle and
braiding II very tightly, one strand be-
hind each ear. The braid is Their
wound round and round, quite fat. ths
two meetings; in centre back.
ELIZABETH LEE.
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CHAPTER ri.
L Make "A Discovery


Really, / have left Aunt Selma rath-
er out of ii, but she was important
rs a cause, not as a result: at least al
first She came out strong later. !
believe she was Il very nice old wo
man, with strong likes and pre1udices.
which she was perfectly willing 10 pay
or. At least. l only presume she had
likes; | know she had prejudiees,
Aebedy ever understood why Beta
consented to take Betty's place with
Aunt Selma. AS for me. / was too
much engrossed with my own affairs
10 pay the invalid much attention,
Once or twice during the day | had
stopped in TO see her, and had been
received frigidly and with marked dis
approval / was In disgrace, of course.
after the scene in the dining room the
night before. | had stood light a
naughty child, just inside the door,
and replied Tneekly when she said the
pillows were overstuffed, and why
didn't / have the linen slips rinsed
in starch water? She laid the blame
of her Illness on me. as / have said
before, and she made Jim read TO her
In the afternoon from q book she
carried with her, Goals OF Fire on the
Domestic Hearth, marking places for
me to read.
She sent for me that night. just as
had taken off my gown; SO l threw
on dressing gown and went in. To
my horror. Jim was already there
Al a gesture from Aunt Selma, he
1 closed the door into the hall and tip
toed back beside the bed. where he sat
staring at the figures on the silk com
fort.
Aunt Selina's first words were:
Where's that fiibberty -gibbet?"
Jim looked at me.
q She must mean Betty" explain
ed. she has gone TO bed. ! think.
on't--let---her-in~ 49, room
again" she said. with awful emphasis.
she is an infamous creature"
"oh, come now, Aunt Selma" Jim
broke in: she's foolish, perhaps. but
ate's a nice little thing Aunt S.
iis.a's face wac a curious study 'nen
she raised herself on her elbow. and.
taking a fiat channels skin bag from
under her pillow. held ii out.
My cameo breastpin." she said IN
en- My; nay cuff buttons with gold
rims and storks painted on china in
III. middle. my watch. that has put
nv. TO bed and got me UP for forty
years, and my money--ftve hundred
aud ten dollars and forty cents TAX
en- with the doors locked under ny
aose,' Which wss ambiguous, but
foreible.
But. good gracious. Miss Car-Aunt
Selma" exclaimed. you don't thiak
Betty Mercer took those things"
No" she said grimly, Il think /
preba bly, got up in my sleep and light
ed the fire with them. or sent EN-
vut for walk" Then she stuffed the
hAS away and sat up resoiutely in
bed
Have you made up" she demand
Cd looking from one 10 the other II
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competent "Mtu AZ FAtAe
40 flvftnE."
to like him | wouldn't f1irt with him
any more than I'd crib her best hat.
Anyway, I hardly ever like things
other people choose. And how | hate
To see married woman fiirt. like
some of them do. The way Alice
Travers carried ON with Tom after
she got back from her honeymoon
Jack Travers sat opposite her one
evening and pretended not to notice,
while@she acted as though she might
kiss Tom any moment. If I'd been
Jack I'd have shaken her till her
teeth ratified after he left. Little
idiot, If she wanted to fiirt, why
couldn't she have done 1t in such a
subtle way that we all, including Jack.
simply would have thought Tom was
showing bad taste.
It's absurd for sam Turner to look
at me and sigh the way he does when
visit Molly. ] always liked him a
lot, though, Mostly because he liked
me so much. Whenever l felt like
talking about myself and was afraiC
of boring any one else I'd send for
Sam. Why, he confd stand 1t for
hours, and he'd never talk about him
self at all or give advice. l can re-
member telling him all about being
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OF the
Household

spondents all the information he was
at liberty to dtvulge, and yet here was
q man who wanted more.
Now look here, old man. said the
Senator. leaning over the door OF the
car and putting his arm around the
correspondents shoulders, you must
know that there 10 not newspaper
man in washington who could get this
story out of me any quicker than you.
We have always been mighty good
friends, and I don't like to disappeint
you, but cannot talk any more with
out violating the Presidents conf
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Virginia1l
SIDELIGHTS ALONG
WASHINGTON BYWAYS

WASHINGTON. ID. e., July 1s.-"If
Senator Beveridge handles his consti-
tuents as smoothly as he handles the
people with whom he comes In contact
in Washington he ought to be a sure
winner this fall" remarked an Indiana
newspaper correspondent apropos OF
the Senator capturing Theodore
Roosevelt fer campaign speech In
the Hoosier State.
Occasionally. of course. o. politi-
clan Will go wrong in making himself
good fellow, and in this connection
Senator Beveridge had an amusing
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Something
On This


~
Poverty, Max threw AT me. on
/ mean comparative poverty. Of course.
Who liz this fellow anyhow" Dial knew
him at school travelled with him
through India. ON the strength OF
that ne brings him here, quarters him
with decent people. and wonders when
rhey are Systematically robbed.
you are unjust" l said. rising and
facing him Il do not like Mr.. Har-
bison-~I--Ihate him. II you want to
know But as to his being A thief
think 1t quite as likely that you
took the necklace"
Max threw his cigarette into the
fire angrily.
so that IL how it is he Knocked
s9f either OF us Is tie thief il is J.
You do hate him. don't you"
/ left him there. flushed win irri-
tatian. and Joined the others. just
as I entered the room. Betty burst
through the hall door Ike a cyclone.
and collapsed into a chair. She's It
mean, cantsnkerous old woman" she
declared. feeling for her handkerchief.
"You can take care OF your own Aunt
Selma, Jim Wilson, ] will never go
near her again"
what did you 90? Poison herr"
Dallas asked with interest.
"G-got eamphor In her eyes snuff
ed Betty. You never--heard such "A
noise, | wouldn't be trained nurse
for anything in the world. She--she
called me a hussyi"
You're not going 10 give her up
are you. Betfy?" Jim asked imploring
~ But Betty was. and said SO plain
ly.
Anyhow, she won't have me back. >
she finished. and she has sent for
Y guess
slave mercy" Dial cried dropping
10 his knees. "oh. fair mfnistering an.
gel, she has not sent for mel"
NO" Betty said maliciously. "Sh'
wants BelIa--she's crazy about her"
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f'a C,e.

alike But II II lie desired TO bring out
the best points of the small girl. the
particular type to which she belongs
must be studied and tho hair dressed
accordingly
Fortunately there are variety OF
styles In children's hair dressing. all
equally fashionable, so that the choice
should not be difficult one.
When the hair Is curly matters are
much simplified. The small girl (un-
der twelve years OF axe) allows her
hair to fall on either sicia of n parting
over her ears and upon her shoulders
as 1t will all~day long. and then. when
play 10 over and the frock changed for
the evening. the hair IL parted at one
side and one curl is brought around
to this parting and caught in with
another curl tied with a ribbon bow.
Girls OF fifteen and sixteen whose
hair is curly are dressing 1t I'M very
comfortable and pretty fashion this
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denee. Because OF our old friendship,
however. I'll give you this story ex~
clusiveiy when Ii is ready to break
Come up to dinner some time. Mrs.
Beverage will be glad to- see YOU
again
Senator. said the correspondent,
permit me to say that you are the
real goods. I'm for you. / just ar
rived in Washington this morning;
this is my first assignment, and this
Is the first time ! have ever seen you
in flesh You're a wonder
'Stung at last said the Senator
Hop into the machine and we'll stop
at the club for moment
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Blackberry jam.

Blackberry jam Is one OF the GOOD
old-fashioned sweets that cannot De
improved upon. Carefully pick over
two gallons of blackberries and WASH
in cold water. The easiest way Is
to put them in colander. few at
a time. and run cold water over them.
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repeating. He had been In conference
with President Roosevelt for nearly
an hour. and as he emerged from the
private office he was surrounded by a
group of correspondents. He talked
to them for a few minutes and then
started for his automobile. One of
the correspondents followed him to
the machine and endeavored TO get
the real inside of the story.
Now. Senator. Beverage places
quite as high valuation on publicity
as Theodore Roosevelt. and he never
makes an enemy among the corre-
spondents. He had given the CORE
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prov~rhn and phrrn~m.

There In no chance In results -~-Erner~A
son.
No man is more cheated than the sell
fish man.--Beecher.
The way to yet out OF self-love 10 tdE
love Goi-Phillips Brooks,
Mans accusations of himself are afss
ways believed. his praises never.--Mon<t
fatrn&
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Smart Blouse for Summer.
BY MRS. JANE FoRp.

plain
who Will Mt
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Hank StubhS--The ministers arg
hiamtn' automobiles 'cuz folks dons
come TO church.
BiEe Miller-Pshsw, Autymobtiea
don't preach, do they ~--Roston Herald
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The Hmm urfat

Are you going abroad on fellow
ship"
NO: on cattleship "-Harvard
Lampoen
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Reporter understand your pa
tient ts dead
Doctor--Yes. The operation was
very successful, but she died of ths
shock. "-~University OF Michigan Gar
goyie
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To obtain the pattern fill the above
Address Pattern Department Rsi S RehnasJ 81
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
DYING ACTRESS
CALLS SOUBRETTE
Clara Morris, in Critical Condi-
ton, Keeps Asking for
MOllie Revel
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

loPecidt DiSpdfch TO he Call
NEW YORK, May 21.-The condition
of Clara Morris, the veteran actress,
an inmate of the actress home. re-
mains critical and the doctor says she
will be blind soon
An advertisement has been published
asking the wherea bout of Mollie ReveI,
soubrette who was in the Clara Nor
ris company for years. The dying
actress has been necessarily calling for
Miss Revel.
F. G. Harriott said today:
Il hope that some one will see it
and tell her. We have not heard from
her for a long time and 1 don't know
where she is" When asked if there
was any special reason for wanting to
see Miss Revel, Harriott replied:
My wife and this little soubrette
got along famously in other days. Ny
wife does not know I advertised. In
fact, she knows nothing that is going
on But I was in hope that Miss Revel
could brighten her up little"
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
IS HEARST FOR SAN FRANCISCO
OR NEW ORLEANS FOR FAIR /?

In his San Francisco Examiner W. r. Hearst woMd Panama
exposition San Francisco In his Mem York Journal Hearst woud hold
exposition Mem Orleans In Francisco
Of San Francisco, he S against SanF Francisco
Hearst much of his life city added
he had inherited 1t Doud be mould be business bunde
San francisco peat i'll San dollar
Dood The profit of Dords shifts NTH the longitude Cncumeon
ALL is but the handnaideno of geography
Al home learned Francisco all
nil reap the harvest of the canal.
Certainly Hearst Mem Yo there Intimately
identified NTH the great canal than Mem Orleans.
1t learned further Hearst in at Golden
gate Europe and the orient mill rivalry
No Imagination Hearst of Mem YORK; phat that
city (Ncp Ordn) nil be the Understanding the mouth of the
Mississippi distributing all the Dord and Europe and
Asia, the infinite Death Of this country
While Hearst of the Des bpeaks the San Francisco. Hearst
the east out for Mem Orleans Good luck entepsci
Where does Hearst sand2 Does he model his philosophy that
nanc Dho neither democrat republican, but dlpays
Erie rdad2 Is he for San Francisco Nw Orleans Hcarst2
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GUNSHOT WOUNDS
CAUSE YOUTHS DEATH

NANAIMO. B. c.. May 21.-Charles
Fort. aged Is. died here last night of
wounds received while hunting yester-
day afternoon. He started to pick up
a gun lying on the ground when the
trigger caught in a twig and the charge
of shot was fired into his breast.
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BARNUM 8 BAILEYS
GOES Up in SMOKE
big Top" Tent Burns, but l5,-
600 People Are Removed
Without Injury

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, May 21,-
Barnum & Bailey's big Top" the main
tent of the circus, caught fire here to-
day from cigar stump and burned
like an overturned hot air balloon.
Fifteen thousand people who filed the
seats to overlooking filed out like
schoolchildren at drill. Spectators
first smelled the smoke and, discover
ing the fire. began to beat it with their
coats.
The blaze leaped above their heads
and the next effort to conquer it came
from the circus employees, who began
to tear out huge patches of canvas.
Their efforts met with no better sue
cess, for the fire, eating upward, soon
worked its way TO the topmost peak.
Energetic men and cool women in
the crowd, aided by employees, as
sumed direction of the audience and
orderly files were soon moving steadily
from the exits. When woman tainted
or child shrieked shouts of reassur-
ance rose and strong arms were in
stantly ready for support
Not a soul was hurt, not an animal
injured. The damage is estimated at
$4,000
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TOTATLANIKA. VALLEY
GOLD FIELD LOCATED
Locators Say There Is Big Area
for Hydraulic Operations

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, May 21.-Eight
Fairbanks men have located claims in
the Totatlanika valley. in the foothills
of the Alaska range.
Reports received here today say the
claims include $4,000 acres of gold bear
ing gravel and will be used for hy-
draulic mining.
As a result of the labor shortage,
due to the stampede TO the fditarod.
miners are demanding ss day and
board to remain at work irs tEe Tanana
valley.
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JEWEL CREEK CANYON
PROVES FIELD OF GOLD
Prospectors Flock to Scene of
Recent Strike

WEAvERvILLE, May 21.--Gold in
large quantities has been discovered in
the Jewel Creek canyon near Miners
Vile and all the ground in the imme-
diate vicinity of the little stream has
been staked out by prospectors.
Charles Heath, who had been pros
pecting on Jewel creek for some time
struck a pocket of gold which Welded
$4,000 in seven days. Some of the mans
he washed gave him as high as 500.
Many have gone to the scene of the
strike
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cLABBY DEFEATS LouGHRE,

PHILADELPHIA, May Jimmy
Clabby of Milwaukee had the better of
the six round bout with Young
Loughrey of this city tonight at the
National athletic club
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Mouth of Mississippi Gfed Worlds Traffic.
By Man Whose Past Penes Haze Been

kNayNw
p ad energetic. eanfo
in It h been Surayno on
in aanno stsmurm atsote eeeunrv
rng Vas
a as f he exposition
historical game interesting in its Bwrfl ldeveop
w tHe
tand European
tmn sands them mthrugh of
thenew
Panamaex
with their
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Hard Luck at Circus

PITTSBURG, Pa, May 21.-Five thou
sand persons saw Oscar Leroy of Perry,
Okla, an aeronaut with circus, fall
1000 feet through the air today at ELL
wood, Pa, near here, and escape with
his life, his only injury being broken
leg. Leroy had made balloon ascen-
sion, but his parachute. soaked with
rain, refused to open until the aeronaut
had almost reached the ground
An hour later, while the performance
was in progress. the grandstand section
of seats collapsed, carrying down
women and children
The tent fell over the struggling peo-
pie, but while many We're thrown into
Mysteries none sustained serious injury.
The fire department and circus attaches
rescued those buried beneath the water
soaked canvas.
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SUBURBAN

Piedmont Sunday school debt to be raised by
garden fete Page 81
Boys Of vested choir to appear in old fashioned
minstrel show. Page 81
Berkeley pastors viii discuss Fairgrounds in
Sunday sermons. Page &c
Graduates Of California college give musical
program at exercises. Page rs
Alumnae presents picturesque Rosfand romance
in ideal park setting. Page rs
Divorce granted TO woman because husband
kept her without money. Page 80
Course in agriculture Tor farmers announced
by university for October Page 81
Two persons attempt to overpowcr woman
with ehi9roform IN her yard. Page 80
Miss Narina Morrow and Ralph Merritt are
married at Morrow residence. Page 81
". c. 7. L. selects college student as repre-
sentative to debate liquor question. Page SO
Judge Waste VIII !ofhciate at laying of corner
stone Of new Y. NJ. c. a. building. Page 81
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Chicago theory Of comets Page AZ
The man who talks too much. Page AZ
Unfailing supply of British revolu-
tions Page AZ
POLITICAL
Billy Garland Of Los Angeles chief figure in
senatorial fight. Page GA
Charles F. Curry makes declaration of plat
form in candidacy for governor. Page Ga
MINING
Goldheid Consolidated Mines are the phenom-
enon OF the mining world Page So
CITY
Alumni Of Lowell high school to organize
society. Page 30
Federal census count in san Francisco to end
On June l. Page "a
Woman acts as decoy and lures victim into
footpads power Page "a
Joseph Magner chauffeur shoots his wife and
a''elnptS suicide. Page 46
Miss Anita Habcrnlcht engaged to marry James
bramston Reader. Page 33
C. L. A. S. Juniors give dancing party at Cali
iOin'a ciuo rooms Page 90
Members of general court martial 10 meet at
Presidio are named. Page Al
Exposition subscription boosted by receipts of
snah contributions Page so
Trade extension banquet viii open campaign
for home industries. Page Sc
Julius Kahn wires local exposition boosters 10
ger BUSY at once Page so
Bach choir under wolle's leadership scores
triumph AT Berkeley. Page Al
Tax levy for city for coming year viii miss
s. mark by one cent. Page a,
Hearst's Evening Journal boosts New Orleans
Tor Panama exposition. Page 20
NstionsI Food Magazine will initiate newly
wedS' into art Of cooking. Page So
Professor Wickson talks on what California
has done for fruit growing. Page Al
Bishop o'connen consccrates three marble
altars in Sacred Heart church. Page 35
Mrs. Nettie TreadwerI secures divorce and ali
mony from Justice of the peace. Page 56
Board of education fixes teachers salaries. re-
ducing time for receiving maximum. Page AZ
Charge of jury tampering in connection with
Flannery trial viii be investigated Page IS
". H. Jordan suggests growing flowers around
electric light poles in Market street Page so
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COAST

BurIingame club men vainly fight fire
Murphy cottage Page
Alumni day at Stanford university TO
Of fun and festivities Page
Chicks hatch from eggs that had served
meal for hungry snake Page
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EASTERN

tHIIeI NLaIes o0Uft upnoIHs hansas bank de
positors' guarantee law Page B.
Champ Clark opens fire on tariff legislation
Of Payne and Aidrich Page 81
Worlds Sunday school convention elects no
tables to life membership. Page 3;
Barnum & Bailey's big Top burns: Il. .ooC
people renewed without injury. Page ..
Presbyterian general assembly may ask gov
ernor to stop Jeffries johnson fight. Page 81
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MINING
CITY

Goldfeid Consolidated Mines ar,
enon of the mining world.
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FOREIGN

Page
De Lesseps flies in airship from French coast
to Dover. England Page 20
Swinder with gold headed cane finds easy
dupe in London business house. Page AZ
Hebrew Aid society charges cruelty in cxpul-
sions from Kiel despite denials Page AZ
SPORTS
Mensor is leading the regular stiekers in the
State league. Page AZ
Senators shut out the Seals by score of to o
in clean game. Page AZ
Big JEFF hooks three big ones and angles from
morn till night. Page ~
Invaders score carly and often and dash hopes
of Baby Senators. Page as
Trinity Presbyterian baseball team defeats
hamilton II to o. Page AZ
Sacred Heart college plays bali around Hitch
cock; score 10 to ]. Page ~
Luke Marisehs Little Dick wins feature event
Of driving club card. Page 4a
Harvard earsmen carry OF lions share Of
honors at Philadelphia. Pare AZ
New manager for Napa's fast nine n tho
Central California league Page a.
Broken arm puts Memsic out and gives Tow
Powell mearncd decision Page ~
Wanderers cricket Team has good lead in the
league championship race. Page ~
Outsider Lewiston takes the EImhurst handi-
cap from fast field of i've Page 40
Fight fans Of San Francisco welcome Jeffries
johnson battle in this city. Page AZ
Motor boats start on race from Philadelphia 10
HaTsna for valuable prizes. Page 10
Local tennis championship meet postponed so
that stars may play in south. Page as
Juarez jockey club votes TO offer stakes aggre.
eating 100000 next season. Page A.
Commuters travel pillows like lot Of Chi.
nese and throw chances away Page as
Thomas Mofratt champion Scottish bowler. has
coiors lowered by Thomas MiIlar Page AZ
Yacht Ruby wins San Francisco perpetnal
challenge cup for Corinthian club Page a.
stanford squad leaves to participate in west
ern conference meet near Chicago. Page an
Northern California Golf association plans
championship tournament May 27-so. Page As
1ames ]. Corbett predicts Jen's victory on eve
of departure for Rowa4dennan camp. Page AZ
MARINE
schooner saved from rocks at Point Reyes
is safe in port Page 6s
LABOR
Committee representing building contractors to
confer with council Of carpenters. Page IS
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POLITICAL

Billy Garland of Los Angeles chief figure il
senatorial fight. Page "a
Charles f. Curry makes declaration of plat
form In candidacy for governor. Page Ga
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saAdnued ON Page 80, Column
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
INDEX OF THE '
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
TELEPHONE kEARNy SO
SUNDAY. MAY 22, 1910
EDITORIAL
NEWS TO-DAY

A loss TO New York state.
A Chicago theory Of comets.
The man who talks too much
Unfailing supply Of
efc,,e