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San Francisco Call, Volume 109, Number 94, 4 March 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
SCORNS RICHES AND POWER ALL FORTHEOSOPHY
George R. Carey, Held for Killing Of Charles Dodge
DEFENSE OF WIFE IS SLAYER'S PLEA
DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN LODGING HOUSE
FUN POKED AT HAT PIN BILL, BUT IT PASSES
MURDERER OF PRINCESS WILL NOT SUCCUMB
ELKS WILL DEDICATE HOME IN MARYSVILLE
WILLARD TO JOY RIDE ALOFT WITH FAIR SEX
INEZ HYATT ADDED TO HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY
FORMER BOSS SAYS PLEDGES WILL BE KEPT
The Call's Panama-Pacific International Exposition Site Coupon
RUEF TAKEN TO COURT LAWLOR CHECKS DELAY
DAUGHTER OF DIPLOMAT TO TRIP LIGHT FANTASTIC
CONTRACTOR SOLICITS PAVIN'i CONTRACTS
LOWER HOUSE VOTES IN FAVOR OF RECALL
TAFT SERVES NOTICE ON HOUSE
Events That Marked the Last Night of Session'i
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MAGAZINE POSTAGE RAISE IS HALTED
DOG'S DEATH KILLS WIFE OF GOVERNOR
NATIVE SONS WILL CLIMB FREMONT PEAK
LAST OF HISTORIC CREW DIES IN SANTA MONICA
OXLY O3fß "BItOJIO ttI'IMMS"
■VIDEXER*S DATVni WIN*
THRONGS CROWD STORES TO BUY LATECREATIONS
Dazzling Array of Finest Feminine Apparel Brings City's Fairest to Great Fashion Show
MORI TRIAL TO END IN REDWOOD TODAY
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VAST INCREASE OF POWER FOR RAILROAD BOARD
Trade Mark Owners to Be Protected by State
SENATE SQUABBLES OVER 8 HOUR DAY
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Protect the University of California
Lodk Out for the Bunko Man, Senator
A Vicious Piece of Legislation
It Doesn't Work
Two Views Of the Exposition
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
F. E. BATTURS IS GIVEN SURPRISE
Abe Martin
Uncle Walt The Poet Philosopher
SELLERS OF THINGS
The Morning Chit-Chat
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
REGULATION OF PUBLIC UTILITIES: LOCAL OPTION AMENDMENTS LOST CURTIN'S TAX BILLS PASS: STENOGRAPHERS RESENT CHIEF CLERK'S QUIP
ASSEMBLY REJECTS COUNTY UNIT PLAN
Senate Proposes to Give Fresno State Normal School
FAIR TYPISTS WEEP AT MALLORY'S JIBE
LAST OF CURTIN'S TAX BILLS PASSED
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
MANY INQUIRIES FOR REAL ESTATE
BUNGALOWS PLANNED IN PIEDMONT MANOR
LEIGH STAFFORD IS LEADING LADY
RECEIVER TO SELL NOTES DUE TO BANK
DONAHUE IS BURIED AT MISSION SAN JOSE
CLAREMONT WIDENING OBJECTIONS VANISH
SOCIETY WOMEN TO TRAVEL IN EUROPE
PETITIONS MAY LACK QUALIFIED SIGNATURES
MAN PAYS BIG PRICE FOR FICTITIOUS STOCKS
AGED POET OF SIERRAS CONTINUES IMPROVING
SOUTHERN PACIFIC EQUIPS MOTOR CARS
HOTELMAN IS ROBBED ON HIS OWN DOORSTEP
SOPHOMORE DOLL SHOW INCREASES HALL FUND
EPISCOPAL BISHOP IS TO ADDRESS STUDENTS
Marriage Licenses
SPOKANE PASTOR WILL SPEAK IN BERKELEY
SUPERVISOR KELLEY HONORED AT BANQUET
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
LOVETT PROMISES TO HELP OAKLAND
WAR ON GRAFT IS URGED BY ESHELMAN
ARRESTED MAN WANTED BY BERKELEY POLICE
PRESIDENT WHEELER CONVENTION SPEAKER
Suburban Brevities
Elizabeth Worley To Colled Funds For U. of C. Jinks
BERKELEY ROAD TO BE READY IN SIX MONTHS
DOCTOR AND STABLEMAN QUARREL OVER HORSE
MISSIONARY BISHOP TALKS ABOUT FAR EAST
FACULTY INVITED AS HONOR GUESTS
LABOR LEADER TO SEEK NOMINATION
PLOT AGAINST LIFE CHARGED BY WIFE
CHALLENGE ISSUED TO ALAMEDA HEN
JAPANESE BARBER SHOOTS 2 OTHERS
SWORDS MAY BE WORN FOR THE GRAND MARCH
WOMEN DANCE FOR SAKE OF HEALTH
j j Lost Son Is Found in Oakland Prison Cell!;
MAN RUN DOWN BY AUTO DIES OF INJURY
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR CAPT. Q. F. WHITCOMB
WIFE BEATER IS GIVEN SIX MONTHS IN PRISON
nOBINSOX WANTS MATCH
MILLIONAIRE HURT BY HORSE'S FALL
MAYOR MOTT IS QUEST OF IMPROVEMENT CLUB
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PRESIDENT TAFT'S PLAN COMMENDED.
ARCHITECTS PROPOSE NATIONAL COMMISSION WHICH SHALL PLAN BUILDINGS TO EXPRESS DIGNITY AND SCOPE OF THE EXPOSITION
NEW FLOUR MILL MAY BE BUILT IN VALLEJO
UNDERWRITERS' BOARD ORGANIZED AT FRESNO
LINEMAN FALLS FROM POLE AND IS BADLY HURT
ANTIOCH RAILWAY PLANS FOR INITIAL EXCURSION
Bay View Easily Holds Its Place in the Lead !
PICTURES WILL SHOW PANAMA CANAL SCENES
DAUGHTER TO TESTIFY AT WOMAN'S TRIAL
$10,000 DAMAGES IS AWARDED INVENTOR
PAROLED LIFE TERMER FALLS FROM GRACE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC BUILDS A MONSTER FERRY BOAT
DEPUTY ASSESSOR MAY BE REMOVED BY JURY
SACRAMENTO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO BUILD
JAPANESE RANCHERS PAY FEES TO CUPID
SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL OF SCHOOLS RESIGNS
'KING OF PORK' IS NOT BOXING KING
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REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL SECTION
REVIEW OF PAST MONTH SHOWS BUOYANT SPIRIT AND GOOD OUTLOOK
SALES OF TWO MILLIONS IN THE SHORT MONTH
SALES REPORTED BY SHAINWALD, BUCKBKE & CO.
SALES AND LEASES BY STINE & KENDRICK
SALES REPORTED BY THOMAS HAYMAN
MODEL APARTMENTS IN CONSTRUCTION
APARTMENTS ON FAIR HOMESITE
NUMEROUS LOANS MADE FOR BUILDING
MARKET STREET LOT SOLD NEAR CITY HALL
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REDWOOD CITY IS BECOMING A GREAT INDUSTRIAL CENTER
PENINSULA CITY BENEFITS BY RAIL AND WATER ROUTES
GOOD PROSPECTS FOR SUTRO TRACT DEAL
FINE RESIDENCE DISTRICT ALONG ALAMEDA SHORE
SUNSET IS SCENE OF MUCH ACTIVITY
OCLAN FRONTAGE BOUGHT BY HEYMAN & BROTHER
TWO SUNSET BLOCKS SOLD TO ISAAC LIEBES
'sales reported by baldwin & howell
LARGE LIST OFFERED AT UMBSEN'S AUCTION
FINE HOME SITE SOLD IN DREXLER TRACT
GREAT COUNTRY TO BE DEVELOPED
CLAY AND HYDE SALES AND BIG LOAN MADE
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BOULEVARD SYSTEM PLANNED BY IMPROVEMENT CLUBS
ARGUELLO ROAD CLUB HAS WROUGHT WONDERS
EVENTS OF WEEK AMONG THE CLUBS
~■■ ■ i Todays Meeting of Improvement Club j
ANOTHER LARGE SALE IN FILLMORE STREET
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The Call's Page of Sports
THEY ALL, LOOK GOOD WHEN THEY'RE FAR AWAY.
BALLDOM IS FULL OF SORE CRANIUMS
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER TO SEE RACES AND PARI MUTUELS
CARDINALS MEET MISSIONITES TODAY
I . < . VS. OLYMPICS
WVY TRACK SfHEDIIi:
SAN MATEO BEATEN BY OAKLAND POLY
Burns Prize Fight Bill Is Knocked Oat
BLUE AND GOLD TO OPPOSE ST. MARY'S
BAt(iHMA WANTS KIRKWnoi)
<APABI,VX( A WINS A 6AIM
< RKKET PI.AVKRS MBBT
BERRY COLTS TO CAMPAIGN IN EAST
■ – – ■ v ... sol TH AFRICANsicHALi-EXGE
RAIN WON'T STOP CROSS COUNTRY
Horse Trainer's Body Is Found in Ocean
SANTA CLARA AND ST. MARY'S TODAY
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"Knockout" Brown Wins a Popular Decision Over Wolgast
T JUAREZ ENTRIES '
I JACKSONVILLE RESULTS |
AD ADDS NO LUSTER TO HIS RATHER TARNISHED RECORD
CRESTON, ODDS ON FAVORITE, BEATEN
P. S. A. L. NOVICE MEET POSTPONED
TAWPA RESULTS
WILLIAMS MEETS MATCH IN BOWERS
U. C. Basket Ball Girls To Hold Rally
Santa Clara Boy Turns Down League Berth
BANKERS TO PLAY BALL
GAMES MAY BE CANCELED
NEW BOWLING RECORU
U. C. CLASS CREWS WILL RACE TODAY
CHEYENNE FIVE BEATS HAMILTON
DOG SHOW SET FOR END OF THE MONTH
"HAPPY" SMITH SIGNS CONTRACT
BASKET BALL UMPS ORGANIZE TRUST
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AUTO SHOW OPENS IN CITY TONIGHT
SUPPLIES ARE WANTED FOR PANAMA RAILROAD
MINER JAILED FOR TURNING BOY ADRIFT |
CLUBWOMEN TO HEAR TALKS ON PLAYGROUNDS
YOUTH PLEADS#HUNGER AS CAUSE OF BURGLARY
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
MARKET IN DREAD OF EXTRA SESSION
LITTLE GAINED ON BUSY DAY
1 stock MARKET |! ■*—: __—__:—;— ■— i
MINING STOCKS
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
OIL STOCKS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
I Weather Report | ♦ : ,— ; _ ♦ :
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
QUEEN ALEXANDRA BADLY DAMAGED
m:vs of the oceax
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Time Ball
Sun. Moon and Tlrio
V. S. Branch HyilrogTaphic Office
HTDROG3APHIC OFFICE
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
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SPRING VALLEY TO BE FORCED TO EXTEND MAINS
FALLS FOUR STORIES; ESCAPES DEATH
Strange Vessel Invades Harbor to Procure Coal
GIANT MUD DIGGER IS A CURIOSITY
COURT MAY DISMISS THE CARPENTER CASE
I.W.W. PRISONERS RELEASED FROM JAIL
ELKS ENGAGE TRAIN FOR MARYSVILLE TRIP
GROCERY DAMAGED BY MYSTERIOUS FIRE
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
CHANGE OF HEART SAVES MAN'S LIFE
CONTRACTOR CLASHES WITH CITY ATTORNEY
STOCKTON EXPECTS TO GET G. A. R. MEETING
MEASLES DEVELOPS ON RECEIVING SHIP
NAVAL BOARD HOLDS SESSION OVER BARRY |
POKER PLAYERS FINED $50 EACH AND COSTS
PLANS MADE FOR FARMERS' INSTITUTE
ANTI-MILITIA BILLS SPREAD OVER STATE
MRS. ELEANOR HANBURY TO CHANGE RESIDENCE
NEEDHAM FAVORS RECIPROCITY PACT
MIAN BATTLE VICTIM BROUGHT TO HIS HOMF
Unknown
Masthead
OPEN LETTER SECTION
Words of Thanks
A Piece of Candy
I The Evil of Corporal Punishment
Utilizing the Niagara Falls
A Letter to Alonzo
ALONZO
JUNIOR EDITORIAL CORNER
SHORT BARKS FROM ALONZO
DRAWING CONTEST
LIGHTHOUSE OPERATED FROM THE SHORE
HOW THE CHILDREN OUTWITTED THE OLD SORCERER
THREE FINE WATCHES WILL BE AW ARDED FOR SOLVING THESE PUZZLES
THREE FINE WATCHES TO BE AWARDED AS WRITING PRIZES
Washington ;= and the Captain ■
Washington's Obedience
"George Washington" ' – : ,
h Why I Admire Washington • '. ~; •; – ' . '■ . a .
Washington's Greatest Act •
Washington's Bravest Act _ ' ■ ' .
Washington's High Principles
Washington I ■ ■"■ ■ ■ j-a ' ;- J* -' '• ■ in and the Corpora!
DRAWN BY A JUNIOR CARTOONIST
A Single Act in George Washington's Career That I Admire the Most
Anecdote of Washington
Brave Enough to Tell the Truth
Across the Delaware
Washington's Kindness to His Soldiers
Washington's Bravery
Metal From French Ruins Used for Canal Medals
( Winners of Puzzle Prizes
Counting Stars by the Million
MORE LIBRARY FURNITURE FOR MISS PAPER DOLL'S HOUSE
THE NICKNAMES OF THE NATIONS
MILK MADE FROM ALMONDS
A QUEEN'S DOLLHOUSE
FOR THE YOUNGER JUNIORS
SOME SHORT STORIES BY YOUNG JUNIOR WRITERS
THE WINNERS OF PAINT BOX PRIZES
The Three Trails
AN EVERY DAY HERO
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