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San Francisco Call, Volume 109, Number 71, 9 February 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
SENATORS WANT EXPOSITION IN SAN FRANCISCO
Dr. Annie Lyle, Who Arraigns Work At Juvenile Home
DISEASES SPREAD AMONG FAMILIES
PASSENGERS ON NEW LINE GET THROUGH RATES
TANNER BEGINS FAST TO CONTINUE EIGHTY DAYS
RED PLAGUE'DISCUSSED AT COMMONWEALTH CLUB
RAILROADS FROM ALLIANCE SHIPS AID WESTERN PACIFIC
DR. CLAMPETT'S CHILD: ;-;-;.*: UNDERGOES OPERATION
mayor A SUICIDE WHEN . ARREST IS threatened
MILLS MANSION ROBBED WHILE AMBASSADOR DINES
QUEEN OF QUARTER j KILLED FOR SAVINGS
I COREY NOT TO JOIN : ']l SCHWAB IN BUSINESS
DOCTOR ROBS AND BEATS PATIENT
TRAIN STRIKES WAGON AND INJURES CHILDREN
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SAVIDAN FAMILY HISTORY IS TOLD TO THE JURY
FISH MERCHANT FAILS IN WINE BUSINESS
Where Do YOU Think the Panama-Pacific Exposition Site Should Be Located?
ROLPH PRAISES THE NEW ORLEANS SPIRIT
Argonauts Qualify to Meet Stockton
TROUSERS FOR BALZAC -: MADE "WITHOUT "FEET"
. . , .. ..".n ... .. ■ i NOVEL HONEYMOON | HARD ON ANIMALS
DUX-WAY- THE- WINNER
Telegraphic • Brevities
Coast Brevities
. ", COLDS' CAUSE J HEADACHE
GOLDEN GATE PARK LEADS OTHER SITES
Del Monte Dog Show Opens Tomorrow
Company Wins From Stockton Again
OLYMPIC CLUB HANDBALL
'*'."' STI7RGES tWINS GO LP-; C"PP;' ; '
PHYSICIAN SUES FOR r^ '; POSSESSION OF LAND
i'•;.*.. HIGH SCHOOL NINE OUT
POWERS AGREE TO V '; PROTECT SEAL HERD
CURBSTONE BROKERS ; v FORM ASSOCIATION
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RIVAL FORCES ARE MARCHING TOWARD JUAREZ
Gaiety Club Gives A Brilliant Dance
Young Hostesses Entertain at Dinner Parties Before Proceeding to the Ball
COUNCILMEN WILL FALL WITH GILL
NEVADA LEGISLATURE > – CREATES NEW COUNTY
PORTLAND LIGHT OFFICIAL RESIGNS
hooper; LEAVES big t^' i ESTATE TO HIS WIDOW
DENVER DEAN SCORES ■•'■*; 'HUGGING SET TO MUSIC
TAFT WILL PRESS RECIPROCITY PACT
ALEUTIAN ISLANDS TO HAVE WIRELESS PLANTS
300 INDICTMENTS TO i BE RETURNED BY JURY j
FOUR ARE VICTIMS '.: OF- ESCAPING GAS
NEGRO KILLS AUTO DEALER WITH BAT
Frank Cavaness, Held as One of Bullion Robbers
BROWN AIMS FRAUD CHARGE AT WILSON
DIAZ FALLS INTO TRAP ' LAID BY DICK FERRIS
NINTH GOLD THEFT SUSPECT CAUGHT
MRS. EDDYS NEPHEW CLAIMS -WHOLE ESTATE
A VALUABLE SUGGESTION
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MAN TRAPPED BY : WIFE AND SLEUTH
HEAVY DAMAGES ASKED gj FOR DEATH OF SISTER
W. E. DARGIE SLOWLY ".PASSING TO LAST REST
GAMBLER CONVICTED OF ROBBING PLAYER
__■ Bills Reduced '
WITNESSES HEARD IN LIBEL TRIAL
GEORGE SINGS CHORUS FOR MABEL McKINLEY
PASSENGERS ENDANGERED IN CRASH OF MOTORS
YOUNG PHYSICIAN DIES SUDDENLY
SILVER CUP FOR CHEF •PRESENTING BEST MENU
MARSHALL PRIMARY TO ADJOIN HIGH SCHOOL
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ACTORS WRESTLE WITH THREE PLAYS
•Winter Carnival at Tmckee
“Billy” Becomes Substitute For “Fullbacch” at Alcazar
CONVENTION RATES SATISFY EDUCATORS
BEAR SOCIAL CLUB INDORSES MULCREVYI
WORK TO BEGIN ON ALCAZAR THEATER
SEYMOUR LOOKING j FOR JEWELER'S HEIRS
LAWYER AND BANKER'S , PUBLICATION ISSUES
11,677 PERSONS IN STATE INSTITUTIONS
1 "" ■ ' ' = Todays Meetings of Improvement Clubs
STEPHENS FAVORS DUAL EDUCATION
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The City’s Police Department Must Be Made Clean
Exorbitant Rate Asked for Gasj :;
The Recall of Mayor Gill
The Burning Question
i Boosting i Things lor – California ,v
Would Knock a Hole in the Exclusion Law «.
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
MILES “DEVIL” IN HIS YOUTH
Abe Martin
Uncle Walt The Poet Philosopher
SELFDESTRUCTION
The Morning Chit-Chat
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
MOTHER CONTESTS WILL OF HER SON
The Smart Set
COLONEL DEEMS HEADS POST CLUB
PAYOT OBJECTS TO CENSUS MARSHAL
CIGARS PLENTIFUL WHEN STORK, VISITS
VETERANS-WOULDf V> 1 .;• ' " PRESERVE FLAGS
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
DENISON PURSUES SUSPECT ON BOAT
JOURNAL PLANNED BY UNIVERSITY DEBATERS
FREE LIQUOR LICENSE AMENDMENT DEFEATED
DENISON PREDICTS VICTORY FOR OAKLAND
NATIVE SONS PLAN CONTEST FOR PARLORS
NATIVES DANCE AT ■; A MASQUERADE BALL
Pretty Decorations to Be Feature of Costume Dance
SEMINOLE CLUB TO WEAR MASKS
Y. M. I. COUNCILS WILL HAVE MEMORIAL MASS
ENGINEERS NAMED FOR INVESTIGATION
CITIZENS' COMMITTEE I APPOINTED BY MAYOR
IMPROVERS TO;DISCUSS SEVENTH ST- FRANCHISE
ELMHURST WINS AGAINST STONE CO.
FUNERAL HELD OVER •'..'■ HUSBAND AND WIFE
LAW BOOKS REMOVED TO BOALT HALL OF LAW
CHURCHMEN TO LAUNCH MISSIONARY MOVEMENT
ACTOR IS LURED BY BUSINESS CALLING
MRS. BALDWIN TALKS TO OAKLAND CLUBWOMEN
University Women Prepare to Rule One Day on Campus
GIRLS TO ROW IN ANNUAL BOAT RACE
ENTERTAINMENT-GIVEN BY ST. JOSEPH'S STUDENTS
STANDARD OIL TO REBUILD PLANTS
■"-.-O.":,;-"-- . ■ ,», , FACULTY TO CLASH WITH STUDENT TEAM
MASK AND DAGGER CAST HAS BEEN SELECTED
WOMAN GRADUATE OF '-■.' UNIVERSITY IS DEAD
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
700 PRESENT AT CHURCH WEDDING
PROGRAM IS ARRANGED FOR SCHOOL DEDICATION
BABY CLOTHES CAUSE FIR£ IN DWELLING
VETERANS WILL HONOR PRESIDENTS' MEMORY
RICHMOND PARLOR TO DANCE FOR CHARITY
Suburban Brevities
Popular Couple Married Amid Mass of Blossoms
BERKELEY MILK SHOCKS STUDENT
PARENTS FAVOR NEW r INTRODUCTORY SCHOOLS
GIRL HORSE THIEF MAY GET I PROBATION
KEHOE CONTEST MAY BE DISMISSED
TRANSFER OF FUNDS | ' TO AVERT SHORTAGE
COLLEGE SINGERS TO TOUR VALLEY
NOTED EDUCATOR IS VISITOR ON CAMPUS
WEST BERKELEY TO HAVE ORGANIZATION
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FRESNO RAILROAD TO START BUILDING
TARANTULA TO FIGHT FOR OIL HOLDINGS
FRESNO WILL WELCOME MONTEREY BOOSTERS
MEN CUT THROATS . SIMULTANEOUSLY
MERCHANTS REFUSE TO PAY COUNTY LICENSE
PRISONER BELIEVES. WIFE ACCUSES HIM
Almost Perpendicular Hill Scaled by Auto
LAWYER TELLS OF COL. POPE’S GIFTS
COURT REFUSES TO HEAR NORTON DIVORCE
FLOUR IS MENU OF ' . MAROONED CHINESE
LUNATIC SAYS HE FLED FROM ASYLUM
, – * ■"■-■.■ -"""' . Del Monte Dog Short, ■'
KISSEL KAR GOES UP A STEEP HILL
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
LEAHY’S HANGING GALLOWS RECORD
HORSE THIEF IN PLOT s WITH SAN FRANCISCAN
DEAF MUTES GIVE * DISTRESS SIGNALS
INDIAN FIGHTER AT HOME IN CHICO
FRESNO COMMITTEE FOR ROAD CONFERENCE CHOSEN
PROMETHEUS WILL GO TO BREMERTON
WITNESSES CITED FOR REFUSING TO ANSWER
GRASS VALLEY PIONEERS TO ORGANIZE A CLUB
PLACER! RESIDENTS OPPOSE TAHOE TAPPING
VALLEJO RESIDENTS ; TO BECOME MOOSE
DON TRIPP STUMBLES OUT OF MATRIMONY
RESIDENCE FIRED BY MEN ON SPREE
GIRL ANID JAPANESE ACCUSED OF THEFT
LETTER TO A FRIEND ANSWERED BY ARREST
TABLE GRAPE GROWERS PREPARE FOR FUTUREI _
FOUR MEN PERISH IN SNOW STORM
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Masthead
Legislature Prepares to Bridge Straits: Shorter Ballot Bills Introduced Prominent Men Plead for Consolidation: Cassidy Goes to Rescue of Fishes
BIG STRUCTURE WILL BE BUILT AVER STRAITS
Senate Bill Prevents Market Fishing in Bays and Rivers
RULINGS HINDER OIL DEVELOPMENT
ALIENS AND THE STATE RESOURCES
Palo Alto Society Gossip
GREATER CITY BILL STRONGLY URGED
SAN JOSE ELKS TO -- VISIT OAKLAND LODGE
AFFECTION OF THRO AT AGAIN ATTACKS/MAYOR
OAKLAND shriners ,:_-;: to VISIT SAN JOSE
TIDE LANDS IS PASSED UNANIMOUSLY
Local-Brevities
Bill Would Bar Foreign Savants
WALKER GUNNING FOR GAME BOARD
WIFE ACCUSES DOCTOR OF ABUSIVE CONDUCT
SECOND/SALE OF GEARY ROAD BONDS ORDERED
INTERESTING PROGRAM EN AT FORUM CLUB
FORCE OF STATE POLICE PROPOSED
DRY FARM METHODS v – TAUGHT IN SCHOOLS
SUES TO EJECT TWO9H-S REAL ESTATE BROKERS ■.■.'■'..-•.■■- ..-»..- ■ _...■■..,.
ENGINE EXPLOSION TEARS TEN TO PIECES
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS GIVE ANNUAL BALL
The Call’s Page of Sports
IT ALL DEPENDS ON THE POINT OF VIEW.
CHESTER KRUM, AFTER REST, SHOWS HEELS TO THE BEST
TRACK NOTES
nEG.*.,.RI-ffeB«.BOUT,OFF
I THE CALL'S HANDICAP FORECAST
Giants Off for South On Saturday
Jockey Lang Is Killed, At Jacksonville
THE CALL'S RACING FORM CHART I
FAVORITES SUCCESSFUL AT THE JUAREZ RACE COURSE
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Wolgast Returns and Fights a Draw With “Knockout” Brown
EARNED TO PLAY ON LOCAL COURTS
j. .MANTEL- BEATS THOMAS
TRAP SHOOTING DATES SET
JUAREZ ENTRIES
SANTA CLARA NINE DEFEATS STANFORD
• »AH MATEO "VIVE'S SCHEDULE
TAMPA RESULTS
AD’S OPPONENT HAS LEAD IN 4 ROUNDS
INDEPENDENTS WIN FROM CALIFORNIA
Colonel Young to Return To Racing Game
BASEBALL MINSTREL SHOW
ATHLETIC DATE ARRANGED
GOTCH THROWS AMERICIS
ADAMS, FAIRMONT AND FRANKLIN WIN
Santa Cruz High Five Finally Beaten
GRADS TO PLAY VARSITY
RAMSDELL f LEAVES TRACK
HERZOG'S CLAIM DISALLOWED* ■
DAVIS II P CHALLENGE
NO GAMBLING ON BASEBALL GAMES
Panama-Pacific Race Officials Named
','.,'.. AMATEUR BOXER SUSPENDED
SOPHS TO MEET FRESHIES
RILEY TO -TRAIN WHITEMN^SHOPE
LA GRAVE HUNTING McFARLAND’S GOAT
'■'.. PREPfDERGAST HEADS IRtfilT
m STRIPLING FIGHTS LIKE CHAMPION !
ELY* BEATS !;'CARNEY-"''. '■■']-] .
POLYTECHNIC WILL PLAY RUGBY GAME
ST.- MARY'S COLLEGIANS WIN
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IRON HOLDERS ARE GIVEN BETTER PAY
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
SELLING GENERAL IN WALL STREET
STOCK PRICES TAKE A SLUMP
STOCK MARKET
I mining STOCKS ; I
OIL STOCKS
SUMMARY! OF? THE MARKETS
♦GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
WHALE CAPTURED OFF LONG BEACH HARBOR
J.,: Californians on Travels
Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
SEWS OF THE OCEAN
_rrD»ooS_j?_ac~orTic_; "
COPRA LADEN BARGE MAKES BIG BLAZE
SHIPPING NEWS OF' COAST j
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Stan, Moon and Tide-
: *VU.: 5. Branch: Hydrorgraßblc Office
I; • Weather Report ;T |!
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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GAMBLERS AND POLICE FRIENDS CANNOT ESCAPE
“Made in California” Week To Be Epoch of Boosting
FUND PILES UP FOR THE JUNE CONVENTION
CALL CHAMPION OF HOI INDUSTRIES
SIBERIA WATCHMAN CAUGHT SMUGGLING
ROSSI REFUSES TO HEAD THE WINEMEN
MILK RAID RESULTS IN REQUEST' FOR WARRANTS
" ' "" ' -" ;*" *■*,*». %..'«* V™ -.-rr-r^-f^-r -<S *_■' "...■.■.■..' J INDICTED CASHIER TO HAVE: SECOND TRIAL ■'-. '.- ■• ——:;..v ■y/'.'V-'.'l. v.'.''..
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