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San Francisco Call, Volume 109, Number 126, 5 April 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
HERRIN REMAINS PRESIDENT OF ASSOCIATED OIL
KANSAS CITY WINS BALLOON RACE MEET
WOMAN JUMPS ON BOBCAT AND KILLS IT
Corespondent of Gilpin Divorce Marries Secretly
BANDITS HOLD UP INTERURBAN CAR
SOCIETY SMUGGLER IS TRAILED TO THIS COAST
WOMAN IS FED ROUGH ON RATS BY FOSTER SON
TORIES OF 1776 EXISTING TODAY, ROOSEVELT SAYS
UNIVERSITY OFFERS TRAINING FOR SCOUTS
WOMAN TESTIFIES FOR DIVORCED HUSBAND
Army Wife Involved Attach on Affinity
BURGLAR RETURNS JEWELS HE STOLE
COUNTY DECLINES TO REFLOOR BRIDGES
MRS. SALSBURY DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS
MANUFACTURERS WILL HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET
OFFICER'S WIFE IN NEAR TRAGEDY
HOUSE PUTS CLARK IN CHAIR
First Day's Events of Sixty-Second Congress
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LOUIS XVII STORY NOW OVERTURNED
TWINS SEE AIRSHIP SUPERSEDE OX CART
SHORT MORNINGS IN WINTER EXPLAINED
RAIN AT ST. LOUIS
Coast Republicans Consulted Bourbons Seek Popular Favor
WAITER'S SENSE NETS HIM DOLLARS
PROJECT TO LINK TWO CONTINENTS
Suburban Brevities
• G. A. R. Knran»pmi"ot, Fresno, April 10th
BURGLARS DEVISE SCIENTIFIC TOOLS
FRUITS AND WORK GOOD FOR LIVER
MAN BORN IN 1776 DEAD? WELL, COURTS DON'T KNOW
SENATE PUTS 17 NEW MEN IN SEATS
CHILD'S DRINKING CUP SOLD BY F'AWNSHOP
PARTY IS ON TRIAL, SAYS CHAMP CLARK
MEN ARE KEPT AWAKE BY NOISES IN BRAZIL
GAS AND ELECTRICS READY
PENNSY TO ROW YALE
CZAR'S NEW PALACE LOOKS LIKE AMBER
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HARRISON WINS IN CONTEST FOR CHICAGO MAYOR
Women All Ready To Peddle Pencils
SCHUETZEN VEREIN WOMEN AT BANQUET
BERKELEY TO SELECT QUEEN OF FLOWER SHOW
EXERCISE NEEDED FOR WEAK HEARTS
rrrelfth Annual Bloaaom Fmtlral at Saratoga, April 8, 1911
CHAMPAGNE SHAM, BUT PAYIN' REAL
SOUTH BERKELEY WOMAN IS DEAD
AUTUMN IN INDIA HAS MANY TERRORS
HANDS UP AND BUY FOR ORPHAN BABES
BURGLARS REMOVE GOODS IN WAGON
NIGHTINGALES ARE RAISED BY ROBINS
CAMORRIST DENIES ROLE OF ASSASSIN
HUSBAND SLAIN AFTER BIG FAMILY QUARREL
MAN WHO PUT REID ON ROAD TO FAME, DEAD
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JAPAN ADOPTS TRADE TREATY WITH AMERICA
'LAST TRICK" RULE ENDS POKER GAME
"POP" FLOYD'S SLAYER IS RELEASED ON BAIL
JUDICIAL WHITEWASH GIVEN JACK JOHNSON
ANDREW J. CLUME FORFEITS HIS BAIL
Does Any Reader of The Call Want ah Automobile? Yes?
Then Enter The Call's Booklovers' Contest Next Sunday
HIGH PRICE PAID FOR WATER FRONT
BANDITS BEAT AND ROB A PEDESTRIAN
MERCHANTS ELATED BY COURT DECISION
TREED BY BLOODHOUNDS. SKEPTIC IS CONVINCED
BARBERS TO ELECT A VICE PRESIDENT
I Notable Deaths | ♦ : ; — : :—V'
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In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
PAYMASTER PIPPIN SUES HIS CLERK
WOMAN COMES BACK AND CHARGES FRAUD
STOCKTON ELKS INDUCT NEW SET OF OFFICERS
POSTMASTERS WILL MEET AT LAKE TAHOE
THREE VULCANOLOGISTS TO VISIT KILAUEA
$4,419 DEPOSIT IS CLAIMED BY TWO
BIRTHDAY WEDDING SOURCE OF REGRET
GUN TURNS SAMPAN BACK TO QUARANTINE
ELECTRIC ROAD TO BE READY BY JULY 1
COLLIER TO CARRY SUPPLIES TO FLEET
POULTRY DEALERS PREPARE FOR FAIR
MAN OUT OF WORK HIS OWN BEST 'AD'
FARMING DISTRICT PLANS IRRIGATION
MARYSVILLE MAN DROPS OUT OF SIGHT
MRS. LOVELL WHITE HAS NO OPPONENT
OWL ORGANIZER SAYS HE WILL SUE FOR LIBEL
FINANCIERS PLAN FOR ELECTRIC ROAD
SIXTEEN STATES SEND MACHINIST DELEGATES
BOARD OF CONTROL BILL BECOMES LAW
CLOSED SALMON PACKING PLANT TO BE REOPENED
RAIN ASSURES BIG CROPS IN MODESTO
LANDMARK DESTROYED BY COPPER CITY FIRE
VALLEJO GIRL ENGAGED TO SUPERVISOR'S SON
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A Vicious Slander Upon San Francisco
Impudent Demand of United Railroads
A Chance to Make Your Mark
Vicissitudes of Celebrated Lawsuits
Hanford Decision on Alaska Coal Claims
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
ONLY ONE FARE FOR 14 PERSONS
Abe Martin
Uncle Walt The Poet Philosopher
TALKING TOO MUCH
The Morning Chit-Chat
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
SAVINOS BANK FOR CHILDREN APPROVED
The Smart Set
HUSBAND DENIES INFLUENCING WIFE
WOMAN STRUCK BY CAR IS BADLY INJURED
How to Keep Your Complexion Young
FOREIGN MISSIONS BOARD CONVENES
BARBER WHO RESTORED SIGHT IS IN DEMAND
FRISBIE CASE MUST END, COURT SAYS
ASPHYXIATION VICTIM RECOVERS AT HOSPITAL
EXCURSION TO CONCORD WALNUT LANDS
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FRUIT MEN SEEK LABOR IN HAWAII
MILLIONAIRE DECIDES TO SERVE HIS TERM IN JAIL
STANFORD GRADUATE HONORED BY ARTIST
HAWAII MILITIA TO ENROLL RECRUITS
SIOUX CHIEF IN LOVE WITH WHITE GIRL DRINKS ACID
INSPECTORS RAID MINING PROMOTER
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DEFENSE ATTACKS WRITING EXPERTS
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Brother Joseph, Who is Arranging College Benefit
MUSIC AND SKITS TO HELP ALUMNI
PLAYGROUNDS BOARD ASKS FOR $182,175
HIGH PERCENTAGE OF INSANITY IN NEW YORK
SECOND APPEAL FOR CHINESE FAMINE FUNDS
TWO LINERS FROM HONOLULU IN PORT
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
MANY BUSINESSMEN SUPPORTING MAYOR
Mott's Re-election Urged As Essential to Progress
Marriage Licenses
CITY TO EXTEND SCENIC BOULEVARD
NONSUIT GRANTED IN THE GAMBLE CASE
DRAINAGE OF CITY MARSHES URGED
MOUNTAIN CLIMBER TO LECTURE ON U. S. PARKS
Stuart Barnes, Who Amuses With Songs And Monologues
KOLB MAKES BIG HIT AT ORPHEUM
TURNER INDORSED FOR COMMISSIONER
MRS. BUTTERS' SONS TO MANAGE ESTATE
PULL OUT A HAIR
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
EBELL REFUSES TO INDORSE SUFFRAGE
POLICEMEN INSTRUCT STUDENTS IN FIRST AID
MOUNTAINEER TO TALK ON GREAT MOUNTAINS
RUSSIAN MAIDEN WEARS WAR MEDAL
WEBSTER SCORNED WEALTH OF WEST
Marion Gay, Who Is To Lead U.C. Girls In Annual Jollity
WOMEN TO FROLIC AT JUNIOR JINKS
GOLD RESOURCES OF RUSSIA UNTOUCHED
ALLSTON WAY WILL BE EXTENDED A BLOCK
DANCES ARE FIXED FOR EASTER WEEK
LATIN AMERICAN HIDES PLENTIFUL
FRIENDS OF MAYOR OPEN UP QUARTERS
KING AHAB'S HOME LIFE IS REVEALED
HERO'S SEPULCHRE STILL A MYSTERY
DYSPEPSIA CAUSED BY TIRED BRAINS
WOLFE BILL DEFEAT TO BE CELEBRATED
HODGHEAD FORCES SLOW TO RALLY
BRANDES PLEADS FOR IBSEN'S HOUSE
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR TO MARCH TO CHURCH
CONDUCTORS WILL ADVERTISE STATE
TEMPLES OF EGYPT REVEAL MYSTERIES
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
THEY ALWAYS COME BACK FOR MORE.
BENNY HENDERSON OUT IN THE COLD AGAIN
Tokay League Season Opens Sunday
Santa Clara Athletes Prepare for U. P.
Bowling Tournament by Wire Is Arranged
Abe AtteU's Bad Arm Means Loss oi $50,000
SWIMMING STARS WILL RACE AGAIN
Peninsula Club Holds Annual Election
MERCHANTS' LEAGUE PLANNED
COMISKY INSURES ALL WHITE SOX TOSSERS
Sunday Opening Day in Central League
AMERICAN LEAGUE UMPIRES
WET IN PHILADELPHIA
AT CINCINNATI. TOO
INTERCLASS MEET AT STANFORD TODAY
SUBLEAGUE TROTS OUT THE BIG STICK
Hayward High School Girls Beat Oakland
WHITE MAN'S HOPES TO CLASH TONIGHT
YANKEE HORSES WTN ABROAD
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Old Jupe Turns Hose on Two Coast League Diamonds
JO BIFFS TOUGH LUCK STILLCONTINUES, EVEN WHEN HE TRIES TO BEHAVE HIMSELF
HOLE IN PATTERSON'S BAT FATAL TO VERNON
Coulon and Conley May Box at Dreamland
Coast League Cellar Was Only Dry Place
JAMESTOWN RACING MEET OPENS TODAY
PEERLESS COFTEIS WIK
ALERTS VS. SAN LEAWDRO
HABVARD-YALE REGATTA DATE
MONTEREY COUNTY ROADS IN FAIR SHAPE FOR MOTORING
SACRAMENTO HIGH HAS STAR HEAVER
Horine's Great Leap Equaled but Twice j
CHUTE DECISION PLEASES FANCIERS
COLUMBUS AMOOIATIOH OUTLAWED
COURT TENNIS MATCHES
SANTA CUULA VB. CALIFOENIA
FRANK BRISCOE ON VISIT HERE
P. S. A. L. INCORPORATED TO FOSTER ATHLETICS
WINGED V BATTEHY CHOSEN
HAKLEY RYES WIN
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
MARKET IS QUIET EXCEPT FOR BULLS
PRICES QO UP ♦ TO MANIPULATE
! STOCK MARKET |
MINING STOCKS
OIL STOCKS
SUMMARY OR THE MARKETS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
« DAILY EIVER BULLETIN
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
* TIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Sao, Moon and Tide
1 . S. Branch IfyilroKraphlc Ofiioe
Weather Report ■4 ♦■
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
POI MAKERS PREVENT OPENING OF PORT
TAFT'S NEW SECRETARY TAKES UP HIS DUTIES
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DISMISSAL OF GAS SUITS IS ASKED BY CITY
TRAVELER DESCRIBES HOLY LAND SCENES
BANK SUES HASTINGS ESTATE FOR $60,090
TICKETS FOR BENEFIT ARE SELLING RAPIDLY
War With Japs Folly for Both Nations, Says Baron
SLOW TAILOR HALTS MARRIAGE OF MAN AGED 92
TIME CALLED ON 'SHACK' BUILDINGS
BILLY JORDAN GETS A KNOCKOUT BLOW
MOTHER ASKS COURT TO RETURN HER DAUGHTER
DANCE HALL KEEPER DENIED HABEAS CORPUS
BUSINESS BODIES MAY AMALGAMATE
LONG HA HA GOT THIS MAN IN JAIL
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