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San Francisco Call, Volume 106, Number 103, 11 September 1909
Issue Contents
Article Text
Page 3 Advertisements
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Masthead
ANGELENOS TO URGE SPLITTING OF THE STATE
OREGON TRUNK LINE SECURES ADVANTAGE
STOCKTON GETS NEXT • FIRE CHIEF CONVENTION
INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY
EXPLORER WILL SUBMIT PROOFS AGAINST RIVAL
READY TO OPPOSE PEARY COOK SAILS FOR AMERICA
FLAGSHIP BREAKS RECORDS ON TRIP
TI^OPS^R^EWED^By^gI t {^ {^ JAPANESE^ DEIiEQATES
FLOODS IN MEXICO MAROON AMERICANS
EXPOSITIONICOMPANY^Ii^ .'IHT^EIiECTS-: ITS-OFFICERS
MISS ELKINS AND DUKE WILL MEET
i^dlkitchener: is : – :"'u25a0, MARSHAL
FEARS OF A PANIC VANISH
SPANiSHtWAR?yEf ERANSW ! DROP^THE WORD "UNITED"
BRAIN TOILED ON SCORNING DEATH
HARRIMAIH HAD GREAT PLANS FOR[FUTUREWORK
GOVERNMENT TO PRESS SUIT TO BREAK MERGER
TWENTY NINTH WILL LEAVE FOR EAST
TROLLEY CARSiCRASH INTO TWO VEHICLES
WALL STREET IS EXCITED, BUT IN NO PANIC MOOD
santa(clarA college : HONORS DEAD STUDENT
BLUEJACKETS WIN ; MEDALS FOR BRAVERY
CIVILhWAR;VETERAN : KILIIED'BV TROLLEYCAR
Page 6 Advertisements
Page 6 Advertisements Column 1
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BABY PARADE A MILE LONG AT SAN JOSE
PRESIDENT IS VISITED BY JAPANESE PRINCE
Pretty Infants First and Tine Horses Next in the Garden City
DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE TO BEGIN WORK AT: ONCE
THREE NATIONS TO SEND DELEGATES
SECRETARY-OF LAUNDRY 7 177 7WORKERS IS; MISSING
Page 7 Advertisements
Page 7 Advertisements Column 1
Page 7 Advertisements Column 2
LARGE TRANSACTIONS IN THE REAL ESTATE MARKET
SALES INDICATE REALTY VALUES
CITY HOSPITAL ARE BEING BUILT
GOEWEY ESTATE TO ERECT BUILDING
DEUTSCHET CLUB TO HAVE NEW HOME
ELECT) DELEGATE; TOfi | . ; FRATERNALICONVENTION
PLANS COMPLETED FOR TWO SCHOOLS
Page 8 Advertisements
Page 8 Advertisements Column 1
ELY-GOLDFIELD ROAD J SURVEY IS COMPLETED
SACRAMENTO AND SAN JOAQUIN VALLEYS
BOARD DIFFERS IN ROAD BUILDING
SOUTHERN PACIFIC WILL BUILD FREIGHT SHEDS
NOTABLE JAPANESE V GUESTS XT:BANQUET
STATE GEOGRAPHIES . STILL BEING PRINTED
SALOONMAN MUST STAND TRIAL FOR MISDEMEANOR
OBJECT TO MORALS . :v OF THEIR: NEIGHBORS
CLARENCE DARROW IS' N JLL AT BELLINQHAM
GOVERNOR^RETURNING TFROM HUMBOtDT HOME
CONSTABLE IN JAIL ON MURDER CHARGE
SOUTHERN?PACIFIC PAYS; MONEYS USED FOR BRIDGE
WONDERFUL CROPS ON • THERICH DELTA LANDS
UNDERTAKER TAKES CORPSE FROM CORONER
TRACf ION COMPANY -u25a0%[;. FLOATS ITS BONDS
GRAPE;GROWER TURNS HOGS^INTO VINEYARDS
STRIKERS AT CLEAR LAKE MAKE THREATS
MUST RAISE MONEY 1 – FOR: OUTSIDE; STUDENTS
PROMINENT STOCKTON v WOMANJDIES HERE
SYNDICATE PREPARESIv^ BIG IRRIGATION WORK
RANCHER KILLED BY^^ BLAST SET^FOR GOPHER
MURDERSUSPECT IS RETURNED FOR TRIAL
LOS ANGELES WILL BID FOR AVIATORS
GIVES BRIBES TO POLICE INSPECTOR
FAILURE OF FLIGHT ANGERS ITALIANS
Page 9 Advertisements
Page 9 Advertisements Column 1
Page 9 Advertisements Column 2
Page 9 Advertisements Column 3
EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CALL
* Dr. Jordan On Hie Japanese
Ownership Ofrke North Pole
Grovying Ppposition to ".Gannon
Who Will Carry His Grip?
Equalizing the State Geography
No J Hurry Akout Water Rights
to Queries"
Letters FVom tKe^Peoj>le
:c:c fhevSrrwt Set" j _.. v-_v-_ .y. .... u0084- .. . ....u25a0- .- -^2^ '
| .Gossip of Railwaymen
I Xninials Use Hypnotic Power
STUDEBAKERS WILL HAVE LARGE GARAGE
A FEW WORDS WITH THE LADY OF THE HOUSE
Every Convenience Will Be Provided for Autoists
TEN MINUTES TO CONVICT RANKIN
'DODIE' DUNPHY IS IN NEED OF MONEY
REPORTS ON FUNDS FOR ITALIAN RELIEF
IRISH VOLUNTEERS TO. PICNIC AT-SHELL MOUND
THREE INDICTED BY FEDERAL JURY
Page 11 Advertisements
Page 11 Advertisements Column 1
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Page 11 Advertisements Column 3
Page 11 Advertisements Column 4
Page 11 Advertisements Column 5
EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
REALTY TRANSFER RECORD IS GOOD
Property Across the Bay Is in Greater Demand
EXPECTS ARREST AND SURRENDERS
HENRY BUTTERS JR. IS ALLOWED $450 MONTH
! DAMAGES'CLAIMED FOR !i iDEATH|OE WORKMAN
PERFECTION SHOULD BE LIFE'S GOAL
POLICEMAN WINS r^v SEESAW BATTLE
WOMAN ARRESTED FOR TAKING OVENJaNDK IRONS
BELIEVE JACKSON MET FOUL DEATH
ALAMEDAENDEAVORERS IN COUNTY CONVENTION
News of Society Across the Bay
RESIGNS OFFICE THAT HE NEGLECTED
THREE WX)MEN?HELP TO RESCUE? INJURED MAN
WILL OCCUPY CHAIR IN GERMAN COLLEGE
LAYS NEW CHARGE AGAINST BUILDER
WATER FRONT THIEVES HELD FOR BURGLARY
FIRES TWO SHOTS AT BURGLAR AT WINDOW
Page 12 Advertisements
Page 12 Advertisements Column 1
Page 12 Advertisements Column 2
NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA
URGES CROSSBAY CHANGE IN PLANS
SON IS KIDNAPED TWICE BY PARENTS
ANTI-CIGARETTE LAW FAILS TO FIND FAVOR
I Alameda Church Services j
MANY CONTRIBUTE US TO Y. M. C. A. FUND
TWO ACCIDENTS MAR ; SAN MATEO SPORTS
FRACTURES ANKLE AND -SPENDS NIGHT IN CAR
EXTRA WORK DEVOLVES ON AUDITOR'S STAFF
KNOWLAND AND TISDALE BACK FROM AN OUTING
Suburban Brevities
Oakland Society Women in Roles of 'Stage' Favorites
ELKS' SHOW PROVES AMATEURS' TALENTS
BILLIARb^BALLSiFjORM v BOOTY OF TWOyAUTOISTS
ESTIMATES FILED BY DEPARTMENTS
AMATEUR THESPIANS TO STAGE NEW DRAMA
RESULTS^OFTAQ "DAY f EFFORT MADE: PUBLIC
TROOPSHIP'S EAST RUN FROM MANILA
NEW GAS COMPANY PLANS DISCLOSED
CHINESE GIRL FEARS RETURN TO ORIENT
Page 13 Advertisements
Page 13 Advertisements Column 1
THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
Close Decision At Pan Gives Game to Seals
STANDING OF THE CI/IJBS
RESULTS OF GAMES
BATTLE ROYAL EXPECTED AMONG TWENTY FOOTERS
Detroit Takes Both Games of Double Header
American League
National League
Egan Eliminates Evans in Golf Tdnrhey '
Yachts Ready For Ititerclub Events Today
Four Rngby Games Will Be Played Today
B. Henderson Touched For Sixteen Hits
STAADI>G:OPiTHE CUBS
;u25a0;;»;HESULTS OK (iAMES
i Northwest League |
Western^ League Games
*, FIKLI>« 'TRIALS
Many Fighters Anxious to, Get On Next Mounth
Park Driving Club Will Bold Races Today
TEXXIS POSTPONED
California Rider Loses His Life at Races
Keen Play in Men's Doubles At Del Monte
American Association
OREAML4XD PERMITS
Rugby Squad Is Practicing At St. Mary's
BOSTON" Tn.VDEIS GESSLEII
Page 14 Advertisements
Page 14 Advertisements Column 1
Page 14 Advertisements Column 2
Additional Sporting News j
Greatest Mile Race Ever Run, Says Schreiber
Montreal Races
Sheepshead Bay Races
Vancouver Races
European Races
GOLP CLUB PROPOSED
TEXXIS iAT^SALT! LAKE
Page 15 Advertisements
Page 15 Advertisements Column 1
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Page 15 Advertisements Column 3
Page 15 Advertisements Column 4
Page 15 Advertisements Column 5
Page 16 Advertisements
Page 16 Advertisements Column 1
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Page 16 Advertisements Column 3
Page 16 Advertisements Column 4
Page 16 Advertisements Column 5
Page 16 Advertisements Column 6
Page 17 Advertisements
Page 17 Advertisements Column 1
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Page 17 Advertisements Column 3
Page 17 Advertisements Column 4
Page 17 Advertisements Column 5
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Page 17 Advertisements Column 7
COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
HARRIMAN STOCKS GO UP WITH A RUSH
PRICES'JUMP IN j – stoCkmarket
STOCK MARKET
;;<>F?;;;;;<>F?;;; : THE MARKETS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
Page 18 Advertisements
Page 18 Advertisements Column 1
MOVEAIENTS OF STEAMERS
. . , v lime Ball :, .
Sun, Moon aad Tide"
U. S. – Branch Hydrogrnphtc Offloe
J:-Weather; Report
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
u25a0 u25a0 u25a0u25a0• '. .-u25a0- • .-u25a0 >'--.' u25a0 KICKS LAZY LAUNCH AND IT'SINKS SOON
Page 19 Advertisements
Page 19 Advertisements Column 1
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Page 19 Advertisements Column 3
FALSE ENTRIES ARE SHOWN IN TOMALTY TRIAL
PATROL SPECIAL, POLICE t ; WILL^PICNIC TOMORROW^
PRELATE TO SPEAK ON HEALING WORK
CHINESE IFISHERMANf IS V ROBBEDfAND^WOUNDED
REORGANIZATION OF BANK IS INDORSED
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL PARISH WILL OPEN FAIR
FOUR ABLE ARTISTS APPEAR IN CONCERT
MERCHANTS* MAY BID ON PANAMA SUPPLIES
PIONEER'NEWSPAPERMAN & DIES;AT^ THERM AlllTO
MINING ENGINEER SUMMONED BY DEATH
POLICE DRILL WILL BE ' RESUMED NEXT MONDAY
FESTIVAL'S FUTURE DEPENDS ON FUNDS
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE PORTOLA FUND
The San Francisco Call Junior Section
Masthead
HAVE YOU SEEN ALONZO? HE VISITS THE GOLF LINKS AND SPOILS THE GAME
Interesting Little Stories and Brief; Pointed Poems Gathered for Junior Call Readers
The Isles of Greece
The Kiss That Made a Painter
To the Fringed Gentian
u25a0 A: Fortunate Mishap
Jenny;AVren g v i ;-i
Picture^Postal Puzzles
Ho,-for^a/Merry ;Heart!
i^:-?;'-:"S™^^^:^
: A JRcarjess ;W6niani
• -; Jinger Ring
Aints Have Combs
m —;— . A Charm
The ".Two- Angels
Over Hill, Over Dale . ;
A FISHERMAN'S PARADISE
FAMOUS EVENTS IN CALIFORNIA HISTORY
SUNBEAMS AND FAIRIES
PUZZLE CONTEST! USE YOUR WITS! WIN A WATCH!
THE GIANT'S REVENGE
Full of Mischief
Sunset
THE INTRODUCTION OF THREE-CENT LUNCHEONS INTO THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
INTERESTING LITTLE STORIES DIRECT FROM NATURE WRITTEN FOR THE JUNIOR CALL
THE THREE SISTERS
FRANK WILLIAMS' BASEBALL BULLETIN
SAILORS' KNOTS AND HITCHES AND HOW TO MAKE THEM
HOME OCCUPATIONS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Sweet and Low u25a0 -• u25a0 u25a0u25a0- u25a0•-. -u25a0r...-.'.
Do Animals think?
A PAGE FOR THE YOUNGER JUNIORS
THe Boy Who Rode the Fairy Horses and Sailed a Boat on Dry Land to Win the Sultan's Daughter
WINNERS OF THE JUNIOR PAINT BOX PRIZES
MOTHER G;OXVS JE U P 1 N THE AIR
MO}T;H:ER;GOaSE UP I N TH E AI R
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