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San Francisco Call, Volume 109, Number 119, 29 March 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
MEXICAN PEACE PREDICTED BY ELDER MADERO CALIFORNIANS REGISTER AT NEW YORK HOTELS
'Never Again' Says 'Marrying Nat' to Same Old Query
WEALTHY GROCER STABS PHYSICIAN
COUNCILMAN ELECTED BY OPPONENT'S WORK
Roosevelt Lauds Johnson Administration Colonel Explains Recall of the Judiciary
FIRE AND LAVA SHOOTING FROM CALIFORNIA VOLCANO
NAVY TARGET LOST OFF COAST IS OCEAN PERIL
CALIFORNIA WAS WELL SERVED! -T.R.
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CLASS HATRED CONDEMNED
ALE DRINKING ENGLAND ISJBECOMING ABSTEMIOUS
REPAIRS IN PROGRESS AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE
PERFUMES AFFECT VOICES OF SINGERS
RECALL OF THE JUDICIARY
Todays Meetings of Improvement Clubs
NEW EGYPTIAN COTTON CROP IS 3,500 TONS
ANTISEPTIC AGE IS GRADUALLY APPROACHING
WARNING UNHEEDED, ENGINE KILLS MAN
DIRECTORS PREDICT PROFIT FROM FETE
BALZAC HAD DEAF EAR TO HIS CREDITORS
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RUEF ORDER TOO HASTILY SIGNED, DECLARES WEBB
TWO WOMEN CLOUD CHISHOLM TRAIL
DECENCY URGED BY ROOSEVELT ROASTS ANANIAS MUCKRAKERS
DEMOCRATIC WHIP IS NO SNAP JOB
SENIOR GIRLS WILL DANCE IN EXTRAVAGANZA
Y.W.C.A. DELEGATES WILL FLY KITES
PROSECUTOR ABSENT IN HENNESSY CASE
MILLIONS IS EXCESS IN BANK RESERVE
BANK OF SHASTA IS LIKELY TO LOSE $300,000
MISSING CASHIER KILLS HIMSELF ON TRAIN
WOMAN OF 104 YEARS CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
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PLAN IS OUTLINED FOR BIG EXPOSITION
Untitled
Federal Art Commission To Help Pick Fair Site
Artist Boosts Nob Hill In Urging New Fair Site
NEW SCHOOL LAW ABOLISHES CENSUS
SLAYER TELLS HOW HE CHOPPED BODY
AMERICAN FLAG AROUSES COMMENT
CHURCH PROPERTY SOLD FOR $300,000
WOMAN SEEKS TO END . 27 YEARS OF MARRIAGE
FACULTY AND STUDENTS . TO MEET AT BANQUET
MODERN DAY TANTALUS IS THIS GERMAN WOMAN
FIELD GLASS MISTAKEN FOR WHISKY BOTTLE
AUTO CASE GOES OVER ONCE MORE
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LOCAL ENGINEER INDICTED WITH BROKER'S FIRM
RUSSIA HAS WHEAT RESERVES FOR EXPORT
NEW TYPE OF DOOR INVENTED BY BELGIAN
Woman Horsewhips Hubby Who Would Divorce Her
NEW CAR RULING FAVORS WORKMEN
DIAMOND TRADE WORTH i $21,253,000 A YEAR
HUNGARIAN PEASANTS GIVE GOATS TO SATAN
MRS. PARKS CHASES SPOUSE TO STREET
WOMAN TRAVELS ON TICKET 25 YEARS OLD
FAST TRAIN SERVICE FROM PARIS TO BERLIN
NEW ELECTRIC TO RUN TO STOCKTON
LARGEST BAROMETER OF WORLD IN ITALY
AMERICAN INSURANCE CONCERNS IN FRANKFORT
EXPORTS OF BRITISH LESS THAN IMPORTS
LEAGUE PLANS MORE CONVENTION WORK
LAW TO STOP AUTO BEHIND STREET CAR
HOG RAISING IN ENGLAND DECLINES 1
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Roosevelt Confounds Attorney Frank Short
Why the President Mobilized the Army
In the Beginning of the Fly Season
An Immense Body of New Legislation
Uncle Harvey's Premature Prophecy
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
BASEBALL FANS SUFFER SEVERELY
Abe Martin
Uncle Walt The Poet Philosopher
THE PEACE MAKER
The Morning Chit-Chat
"Red Eve" Greatest of Haggard's Novels Begins in Next Sunday's Call
Not for Her
Well Brushed
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
WOODLAND FACES ANTI-SALOON WAR
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
FOLK DODOES TALK ABOUT PRESIDENCY
SACRAMENTO WOMAN DIVORCES BANKER
CHEAP SHOWS CUT FROM COLUSA WATER CARNIVAL
FEATHER RIVER CLAIM CAUSES SPECULATION
MOOSE CHARTER TRAIN FOR OAKLAND TRIP
HOME SEEKERS VISIT FRESNO RAISIN BELT
BALL PLAYER'S SISTER FOUND AFTER 4 DAYS
INDEPENDENT OIL AGENCY MEET
CAREY SEEKS RELEASE FROM COUNTY JAIL
MILLION INVOLVED IN BIG LAND SUITS
SAN JOAQUIN REDMEN CONGREGATE AT FRESNO
OIL COMPANY SUED ON PROMISSORY NOTE
BIBLE CLASS TO HOLD ELEVENTH REUNION
FAMINE PREDICTED IN EASTER LILY BLOOMS
WILLIAM BUSCH'S WILL CONTESTED BY WIDOW
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
MAYORALTY FIGHT WARMING TO CLOSE
Moose Carnival Recalls Long Gone Gold Rush
OAKLAND TO CELEBRATE DEFEAT OF WOLFE BILL
THIRTEEN REMAIN IN CONTEST FOR MEDAL
COUNCIL PAYS TRIBUTE TO THOMAS RICKARD
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HAS $15,000 FOR SITE
CHILI GULCH TO OPEN UP THURSDAY
LAUNDRY ORDINANCE WILL BE AMENDED
PITCHFORK VICTIM DIES FOLLOWING OPERATION
BURRITTS CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
PIONEER RAILROAD BUILDER IS DEAD
OIL OPERATOR TALKS TO JUROR IN FRAUD CASE
ORNITHOLOGISTS TO DISCUSS BIRD LIFE
PRISONER TRIES TWICE TO PUT END TO LIFE
ROLFONIANS HEAD ORPHEUM PROGRAM
DUBLIN BOULEVARD IS TO BE BUILT THIS YEAR
SAN LEANDRO CITIZENS TO DISCUSS FESTIVAL
Mollie Hunting, One of Fun Making Family at Orpheum
DONOR'S NAME IS REVEALED BY DEATH
BURGLAR FRIGHTENED BY WOMAN'S SCREAMS
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
OLD GUARD SEEKS CONTROL OF CITY
CHILDREN TO SCATTER FLOWERS AT PARADE
HEADQUARTERS OPENED BY SUFFRAGE WORKERS
JUDGE HARRIS RESUMES DUTIES ON BENCH
R.H. Wight, Who Will Go East for Civic Convention
DELEGATE TO BOOST FOR FAIR IN EAST
> ASSAILANT OF CAPTAIN MADISON IS ARRAIGNED
REV. G. W. WHITE AGAIN HEADS FEDERATION
HONOLULU WOMAN GUEST OF HONOR
DOCTORS TO CHEAT JAIL OUT OF GIRL
WALTER DAKIN, PIONEER ART DEALER, IS DEAD
| Marriage Licenses | < ■' .., ' ■" m «
FAMILY SKELETONS ARE DRAGGED OUT
OAKLAND MAIL CARRIERS TO REST ALL SUNDAYS
EARTHQUAKE EXPERT BEGINS LECTURE SERIES
FRAUD IS ALLEGED IN FAMILY CONTEST
MERCHANTS FAVOR ESTUARY PROJECT
SIERRA WATER FOR BAY CITIES WILL BE TOPIC
PLEASE DONT ELECT ME, IS PLEA OF CANDIDATE
UNIVERSITY GIRLS TO HOLD FOLK FESTIVAL
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FLOWER SHOW TO OPEN THURSDAY
POSTOFFICE WILL BE CLOSED ON SUNDAYS
.MISCHIEF, NOT MONEY, BOY BURGLARS' LOOT
WOMAN DIES OF INJURY RECEIVED IN RUNAWAY
The Smart Set
HUSBAND IN JAIL FOR ANNOYING WIFE
SEQUOIA CLUB TO SHOW PAINTING "GOLGOTHA"
FICKERT CHANGES ASSISTANTS'WORK
REMEDY FOR TOOTHACHE LIKELY TO END LIFE
ELMAN PLAYS FOR MUSICAL SOCIETY
TRIAL OF J. W. WILSON POSTPONED A WEEK
SUIT TO SET ASIDE DINGEE PARK DEEDS
NINTH OFFENSE IS CAUSE OF DIVORCE
BRISK SALE OF GEARY ROAD BONDS
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
Seals, Oaks and Angels Are Off With Averages of 1000
STATISTICS OF SEASON'S OPENER
SUTOR BREAKS INTO STRIKEOUT COLUMN
; STANDING OF THE CLUBS ! '
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Home Fans Rejoice in Two League Burgs, but Not at Capital
MOBILIZING THE TROOPS ON THE MEXICAN FRONTIER.
OAKLANDS ROUT CLAN OF O'ROURKE
Phoenix to Play U.C. Varsity Today
TOMMY McFAELAND BEATEN
Taft and Sherman Head the Deadheads
JACQUELINA WINS STAKE IN GALLOP
| JACKSONVILLE RESULTS |
VANDEBJBiL THOHSE WIHS
WARLIKE ANGELS DRIVE BEAVERS TO PERDITION
Woman Is to Become a Baseball Magnate
OTHER BALL GAMES
JUAREZ ENTRIES
Collegian Refuses 6th League Offer
TIDE CUTS SHORT BEACH AUTO RACES
CARDINAL CREW TRAINING
STOCKTON SIGNS GOTCH
THREE I KEEPS WATERLOO
'Three C' League Likely To Forsake Outlaws
DIXON TO FIGHT DENNIS
Hildreth's Winners May Be Shipped Abroad
JAPANESE TOSSERS IN HOTTTE
CUBS RELEASE FIVE
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Jo Biff Runs Into the Toughest Kind of Luck Trying to See the Opening Game
CARL MORRIS KNOCKS OUT POOR OLD SCHRECK
WOLGAST IS TAKING HIS TRAINING EASY
♦'* '-'.7~*— ii ■' '"" —* ' ' "" 1..,' -■'■' 'T" : Bow Rival Boxers t. | Stack Up By Tape
CONFERENCE MEET AROUSES INTEREST
OAKLAND HIGH GAITES
CARDINAL WOSCEMS BASKET BALL
SOX TROUNCES CACTUS LEAGUIHS
STANTORD VS. SANTA CLARA
6ATLOR BEATS HYLAKD
COULON BESTS FORBES
HEAVY SHIPMENTS OF MOTOR CARS TO FOREIGN PORTS
Automobiles Are a Factor in City's Commerce, As Shown in Increase of Value of Shipments
BIG INDOOR MEET ACROSS THE BAY
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CLERKS CONSIDER PROTECTIVE PLAN
MUSIC ENTERTAINS CALIFORNIA CLUB
mBWI OF THE OCEA
COLONEL WISSER VISITS ETRURIA
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
AMERICAN WOOLEN SHARES BREAK
STOCK MARKET MAKES ADVANCE
STOCK MARKET
MINING STOCKS ~T
OIL STOCKS
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
LOS A.XGEI.ES Oil, BXCHAKGS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
MOVEMENT OF VESSELS
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Han, Moon and Tide
V. S. Branch Hydroeraphfo Office ,
HYDHOOKAPHIC OFFICE
/ DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
Xotloe to Murtner*
KOSMOS LINE HAS NEW GENERAL AGENT
Weather Reoort
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
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GRAY BROTHERS SPRAWLING OVER COURT CALENDAR
WIDOW GETS PROPERTY OF ADMIRAL TRILLEY
LIVES JEOPARDIZED BY FALLING TROLLEY FIRE
ANDREW CLUME FAILS TO APPEAR IN COURT
FIRM BREAKS RECORD 52 SUITS IN FIVE YEARS
DAIRYMAN GUILTY OF DILUTING MILK
"WHITE SLAVER" IS CONVICTED BY JURY
JOINT RECEPTION FOR HENRY S. GRAVES
JACK JOHNSON BEGINS JAIL TERM
SEYMOUR CHARGES TEN SALOON MEN
CHILDREN'S NURSERY TO PROFIT BY PENCIL SALE
GIRL CONFESSES SHE ROBBED LODGING HOUSE
DEMURRAGE RULES AGAINST REBATING
FATAL CLIMAX TO WAITER'S DEBAUCH
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