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San Francisco Call, Volume 109, Number 3, 3 December 1910
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
BOTTLE IN BAY MAY PROVE KEY TO OPEN JAIL
2,377,549
COUNTIES GAIN IN POPULATION
SUICIDE WRITES WIFE .'•:u25a0:. u25a0;'•u25a0u25a0•"? TO KISS LITTLE DOG
TOWN OF COPPER HILL WIPED OUT BY FLAMES
WOMAN, 106, OF SOUND MIND, DECLARES COURT
AMERICAN AND MEXICAN FIGHT DUEL TO DEATH
STREETS CHOSEN FOR SPECIAL CHURCH WORK
LOVELY LUISA SMILES UPON SIGHING OSCAR
PULLMAN CAR RATE "CUT" FINDS FAVOR
EXALTED MASONS TO , CHOOSE HIGH OFFICER
HIRAM JOHNSON TAKES SUPREME COURT OATH
WHITE HOUSE NOW HAS » A "LAME DUCK ALLEY"
FATHER IN LAW AND CREDITORS BEAT BEAUFORT
SOCIETY-TO REVIVE CLASSICFRENCH "PLAYS
TITLE IS DOUBTED COUNT ASSAULTED
GOVERNMENT GOES AFTER ALDRICH RUBBER TRUST
FALSE CURLS BANISHED BY ORDER OF STOCKTON HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
HAMILTON TRAVELS 79 MILES HOUR IN AEROPLANE AND BREAKS OWN RECORD
MERCHANT LETTERS FOR ATLANTIC STEAMERS WIRED ACROSS COUNTRY
TAFT WILL GREET FAIR BOOSTERS
UNCLE SAM DINES WITH JOHN BULL
ALASKA LINER IS ASHORE IN NORTH
Marin Boosters Hold A Big Mass Meeting
CANADA WILL SPEND $10,000,000 ON NAVY
AMERICAN FINANCIERS TO LEND CHINA $50,000,000
ECCLESIASTICS ARE 1 i RESTRICTED BY ORDER
RONCOVIERI NAMES CLOUD AS DEPUTY
OXLY- OXE "BROMO QUININE"
PROSPERITY PORTS AWAIT NEW LINE
BODY OF CHILE'S LATE PRESIDENT IS REMOVED
MORE DAMAGE IS DONE BY RAIN IN FRANCE
More Money for The Call's, Fund
FITZGERALD INQUEST BEGINS AT BURLINGAME
PROWNING MAN LACKS – I POWER TO GRASP LINE
NEVADA CAN KEEP FAME, SAYS DENVER JUDGE
GIRLS AND BOYS AID ORPHANS' FUND
DISARMAMENT MAKES NATIONS UNFRIENDLY
WENDLING TAKEN TO ;:/, : SCENE OF KILLING
MAN ELECTROCUTED IN EFFORT TO SAVE YOUTH
NEW YORK TO BECOME A NOISELESS TOWN
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TAFT, WITH "BIG SUCK," GUARDS NATION'S PURSE
ELKS STAKE OUT MINING CLAIMS
ARREST FOLLOWS LOSS OF FORTUNE
JUDGES SUBPENAED BY MRS. MARTIN
MINING ASSOCIATION DISBANDS FOR T^RM
J.*A. RATKER IS STRUCK BY FILLMORE STREET CAR
WIFE CHARGES 23 FORMS OF CRUELTY
ROOSEVELT ROAST REBUKED BY COURT
TUBERCULOSIS SOCIETY OPENS NEW BUILDING
ENGINEERS TO GIVE THEIR ANNUAL BALL
JUNIOR DAY PROVES FINANCIAL SUCCESS
Important u25a0 Changes, Shasta Route Southern Pacific, Conunenclnir ' December 4th
POLICE SEARCHING FOR CONTRACTOR
SOCIETY TO RECEIVE AT SHATTUCK HOTEL
IRVIN AYRESFUNERAL WILL BE HELD TODAY
HUNDREDS ATTEND PET EXHIBIT IN ALAMEDA
MEN'S SODALITY PAYS COMPLIMENT TO PRIEST
MONTEREY MAY GET BIG BREAKWATER
BRITISH LIBERALS FIGHT REFERENDUM
CHINA PUTS OPIUM TRADE TO SLEEP
INDICTMENTS NEAR IN DYNAMITE CASE
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EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CALL
Results Accomplished by Fish Trust Cases
California School Progress in Ten Years
The University of California Will Not Suffer
Do You Believe in Signs?
Introduction of Game Birds and Fishes in State
Gt)SSIP OP RAILWAYMEN
Answers to Queries
At>e Martin
UNCLE WALT
The Morning Chit-Chat
, The Price of a Wife
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
The Smart Set
MASS FOR PRINTERS IS '; ft * -'MADE AN HOUR EARLIER
CITY HOLDS LAND FORTY MORE YEARS
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
BUILDINGS GOING UP EVERY WHERE
HOLIDAY SEASON PUTS NO BAN ON REALTY MARKET ACTIVITY
TTEGRO SPEAKS FOR EDUCATION OF RACE
DOLL SHOW IS THE MECCA FOR SOCIETY
COLLEGE MUSICIANS GIVE ANNUAL CONCERT
EDUCATED MOB IS DUBBED THE WORST
FIRE DESTROYS HILLSIDE HOME
MYSTERIOUS ACTIONS OF ,fr Men arouse suspicion
r.' e.robson named as new president
ELLEN TERRY IS GIVEN AN OVATION
PROBATION CASE PUZZLES JUDGE
FRUITVALE INDORSES / y -. . NEW CITY CHARTER
ALLEGED FUGITIVE EMBEZZLER CAUGHT,
GOLF BALL PUT ON SOCIAL CALENDAR
GIRL OF FOURTEEN TO GIVE CONCERT
WOMEN TO ASSUME EDITORIAL POSTS
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
FEAST IS PROVIDED BY HOME PRODUCTS
The Call Praised for Giving a Square Deal
OAKLAND BOOSTERS GATHER AT BANQUET
PRUSSIC ACID IN WOMAN'S STOMACH
BOYS' RETREAT BAND WILL GIVE CONCERT
COMMITTEE FAVORS BARBER SHOP LA^VJ
| -,t,t – Suburban Brevities |
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REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL NEWS
SHOW HOUSES HELP BUSINESS IN MANY LINES
SUNSET SALES REPORTED BY SOL GETZ & SONS
STREET WORK IN SUNSET DISTRICT
PACIFIC HEIGHTS RESIDENCES SOLD
OLD CROCKER PLACE ; SOLD BY SHAINWALD
CLAY STREET LOT : : SOLD FOR $57,000
FINELY EQUIPPED PACKING HOUSE
BALDWIN & HOWELL SELL BUILDINGS AND RANCH
SALES REPORTED BY REAL ESTATE FIRM
LARGE LOAN MADE FOR A NEW HOTEL
GRAND TRUNK TO OPEN RICH FIELD
INDUSTRIES GROW ALONG BAY SHORE
FINE COUNTRY PLACE PLANNED AT SAN RAFAEL
SALES OF LAST MONTH ARE UP TO AVERAGE
BUILDING PERMITS . * ISSUED THIS WEEK
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OUTLYING DISTRICTS ARE HELPED BY IMPROVEMENT CLUBS
EVERY MODERN DEVICE IN NEW SAN FRANCISCO HOMES
HOUSES FOR RENT IN GREAT DEMAND
LARGE MORTGAGES FILED LAST MONTH
NEW TURKISH BATH BUILDING COMPLETE
REAL. ESTATE TRAXSACTIOXS
LEADING EVENTS OF THE WEEK AMONG THE IMPROVEMENT CLUBS
OCEAN VIEW CLUB IS MAKING A MODEL DISTRICT
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The Call`s Page of Sports
ADVICE-IT DOESN'T HELP BUY WILLIE A CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
TONY FAUST AND CABIN DO SEESAW
TRACK NOTES
THE CALL'S HANDICAP FORECAST
Dalton Captain of Navy Eleven for 1911
PENSACOLA RESULTS
THE CALL'S RAGING FORM CHART
BOOKS OF JOCKEY CLUB ARE OPENED
j" JUAREZ RESULTS 7
I JUAREZ ENTRIES ,
VAMPIRES TO PLAY STANFORD TODAY
IAVIXE TO FIGHT CROUSE
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PRISONER TELLS OF TORTURE CHAMBER
RUEF BAIL ACTION-IS DISMISSED BY LAWLOR
INSURANCEMAN IS CHOKED AND ROBBED
AUXILIARY OF GRAND ARMY TO GIVE BAZAAR
OPIUM SMUGGLER FOUND WITH GOODS IN GRIP
DENNIS WINS FROM SCOTT IN SECOND
Pittsburg University Given a Stadium
Japanese to Hold Big Athletic Meet
300 th Mile in as Many Hours Run Fast
Willie Hoppe Defeats George Slpsson
YOKKIj THROW'S 'O'COXXELIj
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS']
BENEFIT GAME OF RUGBY ON TODAY
Claremont Golf Tourney Commences Today
St. Mary Basket Ballers Submit Eligibles
Pugilist Absolved of Opppiient`s Death
Achievements of E-M-F Cars Attract Attention of Buyers
IMPROVEMENTS ARE PERMANENT: S. P.
CAMPBELL'S COMPLAINf AGAINST KAHN FAULTY
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ROCHE MADE-DEPUTY , DISTRICT ATTORNEY
VALLEJO OPPOSES A SUB-NAVAL BASE
CASHIER TOOK FUNDS/.' •CAFE SAYS IN SUIT
OIL LAND INDICTMENT TO BE RESUBMITTED
OFFICERS ELECTED 'BY FORESTERS' LODGE
COLE SELLS OUT CADILLAC AGENCY
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HINDUS LANDED BY JAPANESE VESSELS
ordinance'izm.bodibs ' • McCartney, food law
JACK LONDON'S "SNARK" IS SOLD AT SYDNEY
CITRUS SHOW IS READY TO OPEN
SALESMAN ACCUSED OF EMBEZZLING $555
WAPHTHALY MAISON, A CITY EMPLOYE, IS DEAD
ACCOUNTANT TO TALK ON *'CITY HALL LEAKS"
PERMISSION GRANTED TO OPEN NEW BANK
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
PRICES OF STOCKS ARE CRUMBLING
MARKET STILL O:V DOVViV GRADE
STOCK MARKET
MINING STOCKS
SUMMARY OF? THE MARKETS
OIL STOCKS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
Grain Carrier* Clear
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
TANKER STARTS ON A STORMY VOYAGE
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Time Ball
Sun, Moon and Tide
U. S. Branch HydroßraplUc Ofliee
SHIPPING N3WS OF COAST
Weather Report
XEWS ;OP THE OCEAS
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Memoranda
_,—__ HTDR.OGHAPHIC OITICZ
LILLIAN RUSSELL IS FETED BY PRE^S CLUB
ATTORNEY REPORTS TO RICHMOND COMMISSION
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In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
MODESTO PROPOSES MUNICIPAL THEATHER
WITHOUT GOVERNMENT TO RENOUNCE IN OATH
PETITION CIRCULATED BY FRUIT GROWERS
18 MEN ON HANDCAR RUN DOWN BY TRAIN
PROSECUTION MAY FOLLOW ELOPEMENT
. STOCKTON MAN IS HELD FOR YOUTH'S INJURIES
WOMAN IS FINED FOR FAKE CURES
SUBURBS MAY LOSE SERVICE OF FIREMEN
THOROUGHBRED COWS BROUGHT FROM EAST
CORONER'S JURY FINDS MAN WAS MURDERED
HIGHER FREIGHT RATES "WOULD NOT SURPRISE"
GIRL TO PITCH FIRS.T BALL IN CHARITY GAME
MAN HAS ROCK IN HIS ARM FOR NINE YEARS
ROSENBAUM RESIGNS PRESIDENCY OF BANK
LABORERS CLASH ON RIGHT OF WAY
NO THRONE THROWN IN FOR JOHNSON
POLICE BARRED FROM WOMEN'S MASQUERADE
SETTLEMENT IS MADE OVER GOEWEY ESTATE
UNION MEN DO NOT * RETURN TO PLACES
PETROLEUM SEEPAGE EXCITES VALLEJO MEN
WOMEN TO FORM A CHICKEN CLUB
PHILOMATHEANS GIVE DUTCH MINSTREL SHOW
WILLOWS TO VOTE ON BUILDING A CITY HALL
STOCKTON CHURCH CLUB HAS CELEBRATION FEAST
STOCKTONIANS BACK FROM FOREIGN TOUR
DAUGHTERS SEEK TO BREAK FATHER'S WILL
FATHER WITH GUN SEEKS ELOPERS
BOGUS CHECKS WERE PASSED IN PETALUMA
RECLAIM MARSH LAND IS AIM OF VALLEJO MEN
FIRE DESTROYS LAUNDRY AND ADJOINING COTTAGE
Patents for Californians
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