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San Francisco Call, Volume 109, Number 98, 8 March 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
BALLINGER QUITS HIS OFFICE
RUEF JOINS CONVICTS IN CELL
MORMON LEADER DENIES LONDON ACCUSATION
SOULFUL KISS OF EMMA EAMES GOGORZA'S WELCOME
$5,000 FOR STARVING IS CABLED TO CHINA
IS THIS WAR? TAFT SAYS NO
United States Is Ready to Invade Mexico
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QUEENSLAND PLANS MORE RAILROADS
CHANCE TO SUPPLY GAS STOVES TO ARGENTINA
CANADA BUYS ELECTRIC MACHINES IN AMERICA
ARTIFICIAL RUBBER MADE FROM BEAN
The Call's Panama-Pacific International Exposition Site Coupon
CITY OF MESSINA STILL IN RUINS
RELICS OF MARSHALSEA PRISON ARE TO BE SOLD
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Abe Ruef Assigned to Prison Cell in San Quentin With Two Young Hoodlums
VERDI TO BE REVERED, WITH BONCI AS STAR
RUEF CASE IN BRIEF
BANKER'S AUTOMOBILE RUNS DOWN WOMAN
MESSENGER SERVICE FOR GERMAN MAILS
WOMAN RESCUED FROM FIERY PERIL
PLAYGROUNDS DISCUSSED BY Y. M. C. A. SECRETARY
SCOT'S LOVE NOTES LOSE HER A HUSBAND
ENGINE BOILERS NOW CLEANED BY MACHINE
WOMAN SUES TO RECOVER SHARES IN BRASS WORKS
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People to Vote on the Recall of All State Officials : Local Option Measure Is Halted in Senate Free Text Books for Schools Opposed by House : Legislature Faces Calling of Extra Session
TWO BIG JOBS READY FOR AN EXTRA SESSION
No License Marriage Law Killed in House
JORDAN LOSES FIGHT TO CONTROL CAPITOL JOBS
SENATE HOLDS UP LOCAL OPTION BILL
House Wants to Know What's in the Barrel
RECALL AMENDMENT GOES TO PEOPLE
ASPHYXIATION CAUSED BY A GAS STOVE
BALD HEADS NOT WANTED
RASH SO BAD BABY CAME NEAR DYING
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INVENTOR OF THE TURRET DIED POOR
COURT OF CLAIMS TO FIX CORONATION RIGHTS
MME. CURIE WON'T FIGHT FOR ACADEMY
ELECTRIC CARS ARE INTRODUCED IN PRUSSIA
CHEF IS CAUGHT AS BUTTER MELTS
"I'LL FOOL EM IN WILL," WOMAN SAYS, BUT DOESN'T
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Out at Last Goes Ballinger, The Adhesive Anachronism
The Case of the Missing Jewels
The Only Thing to Do With It
Mysterious Movement of U. S. Troops
NOTE AND COMMENT
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
RAILROAD AGENT TURNS TO TRADE
Abe Martin
Uncle Walt The Poet Philosopher
JUST AS GOOD
The Morning Chit-Chat
Letters From the People
Why She Wept
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
WOMAN TIRES OF, SILENT HUSBAND
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
NEW LINE TO CUT TIME AND DISTANCE
CORNERSTONE TO BE LAID GRADUATION DAY
VALLEJO RESERVOIR SITE TO BE INVESTIGATED
SIGNS OF OIL INCREASE AS DRILL GOES DOWN
ELECTROLIER SYSTEM OF LIGHTING OFFERED
Vallejo Brevities
YOLO COUNTY COURT HOUSE CONDEMNED
CAPITAL ATTRACTED BY LOST HILLS OIL FIELD
TRIAL SET FOR SLAYER OF FRIEND'S HUSBAND
ROBBER CAUGHT LOOTING TILL IS SENTENCED
ORDINANCE PROHIBITS PRIZES AND PREMIUMS
SUPERVISORS APPOINT NEW COUNTY PHYSICIAN
TWO MEN DROWNED IN VALLEJO CHANNEL
MEN WOUNDED IN FIGHT PROTECT EACH OTH^R
OFFICER ARRESTED FOR THIRD TIME
CLERKS' FRIEND AIDS FIGHT FOR MORE PAY
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
TEAS AND BRIDGE ABSORB SOCIETY
ORCHESTRAL CLUB TO OPEN THIRD SEASON
DEAD WOMAN VALUED AT $25,000 BY HEIRS
HURT MAN TAKEN FROM HOSPITAL BY RELATIVES
CLUBWOMEN DISCUSS NEW CITY CHARTER
Reginald B. Cooke, Le Conte Memorial Fellowship Winner
STATE UNIVERSITY GRADUATE HONORED
NURSES PALLBEARERS AT COMPANION'S FUNERAL
MAILBAG THIEF TO BE TRIED FOR FORGERY
CLUBWOMEN INSPECT COUNTY INFIRMARY
■——— —: ' 1 — «- Marriage Licenses
OAKLAND TO VOTE ON SCHOOL BONDS
GLEE CLUB TO EUROPE, IF PLANS GO THROUGH
PIONEER WOMAN DIES IN HER BERKELEY HOME
BERKELEY JOINS IN WATER HUNT FOR THE BAY CITIES
JUDGE WASTE RECOVERS FI^OM RECENT ILLNESS
ANNEXED DISTRICT GETS PLAYGROUND
IMPROVEMENT CLUB TO GIVE THEATER PARTY
DEATH TAK£S TRAVELING MAN, LONG IN CALIFORNIA
JUDGE EXACTS PROMISE OF TOTAL ABSTINENCE
Bird Millman, an Orpheum Star for Next Week's Bill
DEED OF GIFT IS OFFERED AS WILL
DAYLIGHT MOTION PICTURES PLEASE
MISS PANKHURST WILL SPEAK AT IDORA PARK
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
PEOPLE TO DECIDE ON KINDERGARTENS
FORMER PATROLMAN ATTACKED IN SALOON
COMMERCE CHAMBER TO AID STARVING CHINESE
DEUTSCHER CLUB TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
CITY PROVIDES FOR PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
AFTER ESTATE LEFT TO THEIR SISTERS
"FRAT" GIRLS TO BE HOSTESSES AT DANCE
CHAPTER HOUSE TO BE PRETTY SCENE
SHAW DRAMA GIVEN BY TOWN AND GOWN
RECEIVER APPOINTED FOR HOFFMAN CAFE
SHERIFF TAKES GAMBLER SUSPECTS IN CUSTODY
"FRAT" MEN TO BANQUET FIRST TIME IN BERKELEY
GRAND JURY NEAR END OF LAND FRAUD INQUIRY
YOUNG HERO SAVES GIRL FOR HIMSELF
DR. BURKES RELEASE TO BE ARGUED TODAY
OIL TRAIN CRASHES INTO FREIGHT WAGON
STEGE DEPOT ROBBER SENT TO SAN QUENTIN
POSTMASTERS NAMED IN CALIFORNIA TOWNS
Suburban Brevities
DRUMMERS' MEET WILL BE HUMMER
AUTHOR'S HUSBAND MUCH TOO GAY
PETITIONS LACKING IN ENOUGH NAMES
RAILWAY ADVOCATED FROM KERN TO COAST
WAR OPENS ON TECHNICAL SCHOOL
New "Fisher Girl" Is Going East Today
NAGGING HUSBAND NEW GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE
ENSLAVER OF GIRL FOUND GUILTY BEFORE DUNNE
DARGIE'S NEPHEW TO HAVE GUARDIAN
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FLOOD REFUGEES SAVED BY BOATS IN THE STREETS
Scores of Families Destitute and Vast Financial Loss Results From the Ravages of Storm King
WALKING STICKS ARE GROWN AND NOT MADE
AIRMAN ALIGHTS ON PEAK FOR $20,000
OIL WELL DRILING SHOWN BY MODEL
PLACE IN POPE'S GUARD OPEN TO ALL CATHOLICS
OIL IS NAVY'S FUEL EXPERT ASSERTS
ELECTRICITY TO STOP CORROSION
PRIMITIVE METHODS OF BAKINQ BREAD
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AUTO SHOW DRAWS INCREASED CROWDS
CHUG FULL OF AUTOMOBILITY ARE THE MULTI-HORSEPOWER CAR EXHIBITORS
TO KALON CLUB GIVES MATINEE PROGRAM
STORES REDOLENT OF SPRING STYLES
TREE IS DEDICATED TO BOYS OF CALIFORNIA
HAMILTON'S FORD ENDURANCE CRACK
HIGH COMPLIMENT TO DIAMOND TIRE
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The Call's Page of Sports
THEY ALL LOOK GOOD WHEN THEY'RE FAR AWAY.
SEALS FINALLY GET CHANCE TO PRACTICE
DAVIS CUP DRAWINGS H DK
Sheriff Puts the Crusher on Fight In Denver Arena
U. C. Sophomores Outrow The Junior Crew
AD A,D PACKEV AT IT AGAIN
WHITE MAN'S HOPE TO SAIL O'ER THE SEAS
U. C. Baseball Eligibles Are Announced
OITFI KINDER IN.ItRKn
CRICKETERS MAKE WARD PRESIDENT
JUAREZ ESTRIES ■4 '—♦-
j JACKSONVILLE RESULTS |
I TAMPA RESULTS, | * . ' . ..'—.' ———"" ';♦
EMERYVILLE PARTY AT JACKSONVILLE
IXTKRCXASS RELAY POSTPONED
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Bashful Walter McCredie Ventures A Hope For 1911 Pennant
Bobby Johnson Longs To Come Back
HII MM.*. TLAS RACES
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WEBFEET ARE PROGRESSING SWIMMINGLY DURING PRACTICE
SCHOOLS TO PLAY PERCENTAGE BALL
International Polo Is Arousing the East
THOEXIX RESL'MES PRACTICE
TRACK MEET POSTPONED
CARDINAL NINE TO TRY INDEPENDENTS
Pacific Heights Girls Win Easy Victory
GUDDE.V TOUR ASSURED
MOTOR BOAT RACE ROITE
SUNDAY BLUE LAWS IX ARKANSAS
HISTORIC MEDAL IS GIVEN TO CITY
nHHARKABI.R REVOLVER RKCORD
I . C. BASEBALL SCHEDULE
FRRD WELSH AFTER TITLE
THIS BOUT KEEPS FANDON GUESSING
Stanford Soccerites Have Long Rest
FIRST LABOR EXCHANGE ESTABLISHED IN 1887
SIAMESE TEMPLE TO BE BUILT IN HAMBURG
Carmencita, Which Captured Prize at Pasadena Exhibit
TINY CHIHUAHUA TAKES HONORS
MAGPIES KING'S REBUKE TO "KNOCKING" WOMEN
COLLECTORS IN CHURCH ALWAYS FEAR ACCIDENT
ANNIVERSARY OF STAGE COACH OVERLOOKED
HINDUS OF LOW ORDER TREATED LIKE DOGS
CROSS COUNTRY ENTRIES CLOSE
Derby Nominations for Kentucky Are Out
WHITE TO MEET WOLGAST
"PIXG" BODIE HOMESICK
KEVKS STARTS TRAINING
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N.E. A. CONVENTION WILL CROWD CITY
RAILROAD COMMISSION CONSIDERS DEMURRAGE
MAN FALLS 20 FEET WITHOUT SERIOUS HURT
CARPENTERS OBJECT TO DARK OFFICE
SUSPECTED FORGER CAUGHT IN SAN DIEGO
RIPLEY'S LETTERS KEEP HIM FROM WATER FRONT
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
STOCKS ADVANCE WITH FIRM TONE
CLOSE STEADY AT RECESSIONS
STOCK MARKET
MINING STOCKS
OIL STOCKS
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
GRAIN MARKET
I LOCAL MARKETS ' | : ——:—:—: : __».
INSURANCE COMPANY SETTLES NOVEL CLAIM
FOUR MEN INDICTED FOR ALASKAN FRAUD IN COURT
ANTON FOGAZZARO, THE AUTHOR, IS DEAD
BIG GERMAN BANK SUSPENDS PAYMENTS
SOO LINE TO SPEND MORE THAN MILLION DOLLARS
Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
SHRINERS HOME FROM HONOLULU
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Time Ball
Sun, Moon and Tide
IT. S. Branrh Hydrngraphir Office
HYDHOGRAPHIC OFFICE
NEWS OF THE OCEAX
Weather Report
DAILY , BULLETIN
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
ONE YEAR IN JAIL FOR DEFAULTING POSTMASTER
YEGGMAN FOUND GUILTY OF BATTERY
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'MUCKRAKER' IN FANCY IS ONE IN FACT ALSO
Oil Trust Fighter Is Studying Peace
BUSINESS CONDITIONS IN CHILE IMPROVING
SURETY BONDS IN THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC
RATE FIGHT BATTLE OF ALL, THEY SAY
SETTLEMENT WORKERS TO MEET TOMORROW
Prof. R. Giorgio, First 1915 Boomer To Go to Europe
WHILE MEN FLEE GIRL FACES FIRE
CONSUL WARNS AGAINST AMSTERDAM FIRM
TURIN EXPOSITION TO LEARN OF FAIR
KETCHEL'S SLAYER MUST STAY IN PENITENTIARY
CHINESE GIRL WIFE, IS FOUND SLAIN
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