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San Francisco Call, Volume 109, Number 115, 25 March 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
Diaz Cabinet Resigns to Secure Peace and Reforms
ROOSEVELT SLAPS HIS CRITICS
Former President Roosevelt, Earl Lecturer at U. C.
$1,000,000 IS LOST BY M.E. MINISTERS
ROAD ROLLER ROLLED ROLLICKINGLY 'ROUND
DIVING SUIT IS LIVING SAILOR’S LEADEN SHROUD
TORN CARD WEAVES WEB OF PROOF PHYSICIAN ENMESHED IN MURDER NET
PUSSY CAT AND ROOSTER IGNORE SHOT AND SHELL
STEAMER BURNING HELPLESS AT SEA
DORMANT PLAY OF JULIA WARD HOWE IS.STAGED
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HARRY K. THAW AMONG IMBECILES AND PARETICS
GIRL THREW BOTTLE IN RIVER AND WON HUBBY
BURIAL IS STOPPED ; BY HUSBAND'S ARREST
FEDERALS TORTURE INDIAN FOR BUYING SALT FOR REBELS
ORDERS PLACED FOR TORPEDOES TO BE RUSHED
BRYAN DEFEATED, BUT HE MADE HAIR GROW
FULL DAY'S WORK IS >■ GOVERNMENTS DEMAND
ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS DELAY TAX MEASURE
FLAG OF DENMARK IS THE MOST ANCIENT
CAMORRA PLEA IS INSANITY OF THE INFORMER
BRODERICK ACQUITTED OF ILLINOIS BRIBERY
A.Vanderlip, President of the National City Bank
MELONE GRAND JURY REPORTS" AND ADJOURNS
DELEGATES ARE CHOSEN BY SEQUOIA PARLOR
BIKER SECURES, SHERWOOD’S BIG VALLEY RANCH
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Roosevelt Preaches to 10,000 in Greek Theater
MINER CHASES A BIG RAT AND FINDS CACHE OF $350
PRESIDENT DIAZ FALL PREDICTED
LITERATURE READ BY SUBMERGED TENTH!
RAILROAD BARGE SINKS AND TWO LOSE LIVES
200 FRUIT GROWERS FORM CITRUS UNION
MEASURE TO CLOSE BARBER SHOPS SUNDAYS
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Petaluma Industrial and Food Exposition Opens Today
UPPERCUT IS ANSWER TO OFFER OF BRIBE
TAFT WILL ADDRESS EPISCOPAL CONGRESS
BALLLNGER IS TIRED OF POLITICAL LIFE
SEATS AT MURDER TRIAL SELL AT $1
Boys and Girls, of Public Schools Will Make Display of Their Work in Manual Training
WOMAN ON BICYCLE COLLIDES WITH AUTO
MAN NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH IN QUICKSAND
SOUTHERN FIREMEN'S STRIKE NEARS END
FIRE FROM GAS STOVE BURNS 42 BUILDINGS
BLOODED POULTRY WILL BE DISPLAYED
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Patriarch Militant Band Directs Fair
Everybody in Community Gives Aid and Works for Success of the Show
NAPLES POLICE DECLARE AMERICAN GIRL FELL
SLASHED RATES INCREASE TRAFFIC
HUNGARY HAS PLANS ABOUT INFLOW TO U. S.
SHIP LOSES ITS WAY ON PACIFIC
ENGINEERS GO BACK ON THE RIO GRANDE
MORGAN INTERESTS TAKE OVER BANKING HOLDINGS
m ■ • PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CUTS WORKSHOP HOURS
INVALID ENDS LIFE – y BY 11 STORY JUMP
CANADA RECIPROCITY v 7 GOOD, SAYS J. J. HILL
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' An instructive i Los Angeles j Experiment
About Putting People "In a Hole"
Semiofficial . Explanation of Mobilization
As Yet, Very Hazy
Mr. Ripley's Prophecy Not Fulfilled
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
NEVADA BOOMING, SAYS J. A. GILL
Abe Martin
Uncle Walt The Poet Philosopher
THE AUCTIONEER'S CRY
The Morning Chit-Chat
Revenged
The Right Time
A. : . . Just.as He-Said' ; '7
Logic
PERSONS :IN THE ; NEWS
TRUSTEES ORDERED TO FILE ANSWERS
FORMER COMMISSARY – OF JAIL DIES IN CELL
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
SUFFRAGE CAMPAIGN BEGUN IN STOCKTON
WOMAN NURSES DOLL //- 7 LIKE CHILD IN COURT
BAN FOR FRATERNITY Kyi DANCE IS REMOVED
POLL TAX FORGOTTEN IN LASSEN COUNTY
SNOW BETWEEN CREEKS _ TWENTY FEET DEEP
NONSUIT GRANTED IN ACTION FOR DAMAGES
Vallejo Brevities; .
PUN IRRIGATION FOR BUTTE COUNTY
SANTA ROSAN CAUGHT IN ODD MARITAL MAZE
TULARE LAkE USED FOR TRANSPORTATION
JAMES TATE FOUND GUILTY OF SLAYING
MYSTERY IN OLD FEUD DRAWS NEAR SOLUTION
•—— – ..», A Army and Navy Orders ]
NAVAL INSPECTOR AT MARE ISLAND
WATCHMAN WALKS 27,006 MILES ON DUTY TOUR
RANCHER IS KILLED BY PUMPING PLANT
CALIRORNIANS REGISTERED AT NEW YORK HOTELS
INSANE PRISONER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
SACRAMENTO RIVER WORK MARKED RUSH
FOUR FIREMEN HE WHEN ROOF FALLS
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
BIG PRICES FOR OAKLAND REALTY
ARTISTIC HOMES ARE PLANNED IN SUBURBS
Garden City Athletes Down St. Mary’s
ANTI-SALOON AGITATION IN SOLANO COUNTY
GIANT PUMPS TO FREE BIG VALLEY SUBMERGED
FOUR MASKED MEN ROB EXPRESS CAR
APRIL BRIDE IS FETED BY FRIENDS
LABOR COUNCIL HEARS CANDIDATES' VIEWS
| Suburban Brevities |
COLLEGE GIRLS IN FRENCH COMEDY
EPITAPH FOR SIX giVES MANY RELATIONSHIPS
Don Philippini, Who Will Direct Idora Park Band
IDORA PARK WILL OPEN FOR SEASON
Missouri Bank Robbed
WIDOW FIGHTS FOR SHARE OF ESTATE
REAL ROBINSON CRUSOE WAS A SPANIARD
A FEW FAVORITE BOOKS BETTER THAN MANY
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
SUBWAY PROJECT GIVEN SANCTION
• THREE PLEAD GUILTY TO CHARGES OF PEONAGE
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Irene O’Connor, Who Got First Start In Campus Plays
FORMER STUDENT TO SING OPERA
FREDERICK SWARZE IS CHARGED WITH KILLING
TAX ASSOCIATION IS AFTER MEMBERS
BETTER CAR SERVICE ASKED FOR BERKELEY
PAROLED MAN PREFERS LIQUOR TO LIBERTY
I Marriage Licenses I
HEAVY VOLTAGE KILLS OPERATOR
GUILTY CONSCIENCE FORCES CONFESSION
REJECTED AS NURSE, BREAKS FURNITURE
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SENATE ROUTS HIRELINGS OF BUCKET SHOPS
Teachers’ Pensions, Are Approved: Session Ends Monday Bucket Shop Gamblers Defeated: No Reapportionment
ASSEMBLY PASSES ALIEN LABOR BILL
EEL RIVER TIDE LINE CAUSES ROW
ALIMONY ASHED BY MRS. ALICE M. FOX
WESTERN PACIFIC TO RESUME FAST RUNS
Mrs. E.T. Cleveland, Who Seeks Single Blessedness Again
STEAL OR SUICIDE, HUNGRY MAN’ SPLEA
NEW POSTMASTER NAMED FOR CAMARILLO OFFICE
MOTHER IN LAW JOKERS JOLTED
TRAP SHOOTERS ALLOWED^ ""' TO USE LIVE BIRDS
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REAL ESTATE FINANCIAL SECTION
SOUTH OF MARKET IS RAPIDLY BUILDING UP
SOUTH OF MARKET IS A GROWING SECTION
BUILDING PERMITS ARE UP TO GOOD AVERAGE
APPEAL TO BE MADE ON STREET ASSESSMENT
BUILDING LOANS RATHER NUMEROUS
MODEL APARTMENTS FOR FILLMORE ST.
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SAUSALITO HAS A GREAT BUILDING BOOM
FINE RESIDENCES AND NEW BUSINESS BLOCKS GOING UP
SUNSET AND OCEANSIDE SALES BY SOL GETZ & SONS
NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN THE SUNSET
LARGE SALES MADE DURING THE WEEK
AUTOS EMPLOYED IN SPRING RUSH
CROCKER ESTATE SELLS 6,000 ACRES
GREAT DEMAND FOR CALIFORNIA FARMS
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IMPROVEMENT CLUBS BUILDING UP OUTLYING DISTRICTS
PROMINENT OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE PARKSIDE IMPROVEMENT CLUB. WHO HAVE SECURED GREAT BENEFITS FOR THEIR SECTION.
PARKSIDE CLUB HAS DONE WONDERS IN TWO YEARS
WALNUT EXCURSION A GREAT SUCCESS
CALL COLONIES BRING PROSPERITY
EVENTS OF WEEK AMONG THE CLUBS
MUIR WOODS PARK POPULAR THROUGH STATE
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The Call’s Page of Sports
THEY ALL LOOK GOOD WHEN THEY’RE FAR AWAY.
STANFORD VARSITY STRONG IN BETTING
BANK CLERKS TO PLAY
MOTOR BOAT BEATS RECORD
SWISS TO COLONIZE HERD OF REINDEER
Angels’ Lineup Is Now a Certainty
Vernon Will Warm Up At Santa Clara
RUSSIANS WORK FOR SIBERIAN EXPOSITION
BRADLEY TOOTED TO BEAT ‘SMOKE’
California Athletes Make Good Showing
CLUB, TO HOLD WEEKLY BOUTS
U.C. TRACK TEAM TO MEET SOUTHERNERS
Sophomores of Fremont Take Field Day
BLUE ANCHOR SOCIETY. AIDS THE SHIPWRECKED
UNCLE BEN PROVES A BIG SURPRISE
* a. | ' JUAREZ ENTRIES | I
AQUATIC SPORTS AMUSE VISITORS
St. Mary’s Lads Meet Oakland Today
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Jo Biff Suddenly Demonstrates That He Is Strong on Strategy in an Emergency
FANS GREET WOLGAST; WELSH NAMED REFEREE
BEAN EATERS FLAY ANGELS IN SLUGFEST
– GOTCK , DEFEATS JEJiKDTS
ST. PATH, BEATS ST. JOE
SCHOOL ATHLETES WILL STRIVE FOR TRACK HONORS
SOX RECRUITS AGAIN HUMBLED BY SEALS
I JACKSONVILLE RESULTS I -. __ —_♦
LICK BOYS EXPECT TO WIN BIG MEET
Vallejo Ball Fans to Have Lively Year
TWENTY TO OKI SHOT WINS j
VARSITY ; NIXES WILL PLAY
ROBISON DIES OF BLOOD POISONING
Kentucky Racing Men Frame New Rules
‘RED’ BOWSER MAKES GOOD IMPRESSION
AAIEBICAN HOBSES WIN
LULL IN BOXING
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LEAVITT RETURNS FROM TRIP EAST
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
STOCK TRADING IS DULLEST IN YEAR
PARIS TO LIST railway stock
I ~ STOCK MARKET | ♦- . "" ■ ■ ----- •—■ *, ." * ■ * : *.
rI^?MI*NINQ; STOCKSv" :^ ♦ '. ' —— —--— : *■
SUMMARY 0F:;;.... THE MARKETS
OIL STOCKS
I 7; GRAIN MARKET J
X LOCAL MARKETS N
i Weather Report T] ♦- ;—' – -"- • ' '' * •• –
MOVEMENT OF VESSELS
THIS SHIP COULD MAKE SOME STIR
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
.: Sun,' Moi»n*nnd" Tide
V. S. Branch Hydro-graphic Office
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
*DA*tXT Rm:R*B*CITXETIS'
SHIPPING, INTELLIGENCE
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
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O’DOWD AND DWYER CLASH OVER CASH
CAPTAIN NORMAN IS DEAD IN HOSPITAL
COAST RESORT DE LUXE TO BE LOCATED ON BOLINAS BEACH
LABOR COUNCIL PRODS SUPERVISORS
SPEAKERS PLEAD FOR AUDITORIUM
‘HOUSEKEEPER’ NEED WORRY NO LONGER
COMPANY TO PRESERVE FRUFT WITH GAS
JUDGE SHORTALL PLAYS PART OF RECONCILER
DRIVER'S ASSAILANT IS 1 SENTENCED TO PRISON
RAILROAD TO RUN TO WILLOW CAMP
STATE FARM TO SHOW 76 KINDS OF PEACHES
ESTATE WORTH $300,000 DWINDLES TO $100,000
WESTERN PACIFIC PAYS $1,500 TO LOSER OF ARM
CABLE CAR STRADDLES TWO TRACKS AT ONCE
MISSING MAN WRITES HE IS AN INSURRECTO
THE San Francisco CALL
Masthead
ALONZO
The Aeroplane: Its Past and Future . ■>■•'£
OPEN LETTER SECTION
Universal Peace
Prison Reform
Sunday Shoes
JUNIOR EDITORIAL CORNER
jj, ■ SHORT BARKS FROM ALONZp ~~[ } ,—___—_ *
DRAWING CONTEST
“THE DAY’S END”
NICE LITTLE TOWNS GREAT BIG NAME
MARY ATTENDS TO DUTY AND RECEIVES HER REWARD
I WORDS OF THANKS
SOME NURSERY FURNITURE FOR THE PAPER DOLL HOUSE
THREE FINE WATCHES WILL BE AW WARDED FOR SOLVING THESE PUZZLES
THREE FINE WATCHES TO BE AWARDED AS WRITING PRIZES
ST. PATRICK AND IRELAND
Biography of St. Patrick
Life of St. Patrick
y St. Patrick
A Great Reformer )_f"i.Mmii i ii -wmrtit
Heldja ! a Slave
A PUZZLE IN LOCKS AND KEYS
Drove Snakes Out of Ireland
Left Few Writings
Puts Stop to.Pirate
The Patron Saint
The Patron Saint of Ireland
A Good Man —
i Winners of ; Puzzle Prizes I
The Maneater
He Did
THE UNITED STATES MAP SERVES FOR A POULTICE
WHY THE SPY HAS ALWAYS AND ALWAYS WILL FLOURISH
THE CAT CAME BACK
FOR THE YOUNGER JUNIORS
A Trip Up to the Milky Way
Tom or Charles
King
Miss Cat and Mr. Dog
THE WINNERS OF PAINT BOX PRIZES
Shipping Live Fish in Sealed ' 7 Jars _;-".- ":*'•'.;
Old Man Coqote
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