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San Francisco Call, Volume 109, Number 143, 22 April 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
RECIPROCITY VOTED IN HOUSE
WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH THE HAREM SKIRT! –
CLAWHAMMER SUIT GETS ARMY BOOT
COAST MISSION WORKERS BENEFITTED BY BEQUEST
GEMS WORTH $200,000 KICKED INTO STREET
HALF TON OF HONEY IN , TAVERN; 150 YEARS OLD
HAIR AND BQNES MAY BE THOSE OF REDDING MAN
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CONCLAVE ENDED
STANFORD MAN SUES FACULTY TO SAVE BOOK
TEXAS LAND DEAL MEANS 5,000 ACRES FOR JAPS
Peace Offered to Rebels Recalled Madero to Fight or Slink Away
[^DEVELOPMENTS IN I --MEXICO SITUATION |
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USURER WEEPS AND HURLS HIS EYE AT JUDGE
NATIONAL DRILL FLOAT TYPIFIES 1915 FAIR
SITE QUESTION TO BE RUSHED TO EARLY VOTE
Intervention Costly, British Papers Think
COURT AWARDS INJURED LAWYER $1,860 DAMAGES
RUNAWAY TEAM THROWS MAN FROM WAGON SEAT
SAN MATEO COUNTY BOOSTERS TO MEET
MEXICO ALTERS TONE OF NOTE ON U. S. HINT
MRS. SCOTT REMAINS D. A. R. PRESIDENT
The Joy* ot Surinatlme.
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ATTEMPT MADE AGAINST A RICH OAKLAND BAKER
EVANGELISTIC WORKER . ADDRESSES CONVENTION
SECRETARY JORDAN DECAPITATES CLERKS
SACRAMENTO POSTOFFICE TO BE CLOSED SUNDAYS
Too Jot* OofiSpHnfiTtlme.
Blackmail Plot Ends In Bomb Explosion
PLUMBERS’ TRUST SWAMPED BY LEAK
FORESTER ROADS LEAD TO STOCKTON'S COURT
PLANS TO OUST OFFICIAL HAVE BEEN WITHDRAWN
Aquatic Sport* at Alameda
TERRY’S LUMBER SALES EXAMINED
PROPERTY OWNERS WANT .*' ASSESSMENTS REDUCED
STATE OFFICIALS ARREST DRUGGISTS AND DOCTORS
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
COLLIER ENGINE FIGURES COMPLETE
ODD FELLOWS PLAN TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
Stockton Brevities |
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP PLEDGE EXACTED
STOCKTON WORKERS OPEN ANTI-SALOON CAMPAIGN
NEW ANGLE SEEN INNAVAL INQUIRY
FOUR CALIFORNIA TOWNS GIVEN NEW POSTMASTERS
Vallejo Brevities
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Mr. Taft Keeps a Level Head
The Beef n -v : Trust and the Tariff^
“Falling” Cakes Thing of Past Call Expert Will Show the Way
All Pictures and Coupons You Booklovers Want-Free
RAILROAD BOOSTS HE. A. CONCLAVE
Abe Martin
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
"'- HELP THINGS ALONG i'O .. v, ■ . .'''■-■ ■..-..
The Morning Chit-Chat
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
PARK RESIDENTS WANT DRAINAGE
The Smart Set
CITY GATES OPEN FOR ODD FELLOWS
. V...The Truly Wonderful Sight. '
STATE HIGHWAY ON LEVEE PLANNED
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
NEW SUBDIVISIONS ARE ON MARKET
SALES IN RESIDENCE PARKS INDICATE HOME SEEKERS INFLUX
ROOF FIRE ALARMS CLOYNE COURT GUESTS
TRACTION COMPANY MANAGER RESIGNS
PRYTANEANS ELECT FOURTEEN WOMEN
WOMAN’S PLEA IS FOR BETTER WIVES
| Marriage Licenses |
BURNED CHILD DIES WITHOUT ATTENDANCE
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
MOTT FORCES HAVE CHOSEN A TICKET
COLLEGE SEMESTER IS DRAWING TO A CLOSE
"TAPS" COMES TO VETERAN ON HIS 78TH BIRTHDAY
The -Truly Wonderful Sight.
Mrs. Willard Craig And Husband She Voyaged to Meet
BERKELEY GIRL MARRIES OVERSEA
SURVEYORS AT WORK IN SEVENTH STREET
COUNCIL BACKS CIVIC CLUBS FOR STATION
AGED MAN MISSING; SEARCH IS IN VAIN
Suburban Brevities
WOMEN CANDIDATES PROPHECY VICTORY
DIVORCE IS SEQUEL TO RUNAWAY MATCH
ALAMEDA WILL HAVE SANE FOURTH OF JULY
CHARGE ENLIVENS CAMPAIGN'S CLOSE
DOG SHOW ENTRY LIST CLOSES TONIGHT
HARRISON HEIRS SUE y TO RECOVER PROPERTY
BROKEN DREDGE MENACES WORKMEN
MAN EJECTED FROM CAR FILES DAMAGE SUIT
JAPANESE CONSUL WILL DEFINE NIPPON'S PLACE
CONGREGATIONALISTS TO BUILD NEW CHURCH
DEATH DROP NEARLY SEVERS MAN'S HEAD
SORORITY DANCE WILL BE THE "PROM" FEATURE
MANY LUNCHEONS WILL CROWD WEEK
NEWMAN CLUB TO HOLD ;'■■'.' COMMUNION SUNDAY
MILLS’ FOUNDER WILL BE HOSTESS
ST. MARY'S STUDENTS TO :! REPEAT "THE SHYSTER"
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THE CALL’S PAGE OF SPORTS
ALL LITTLE PALS TOGETHER.
ATHLETES ON TIP TOE FOR TODAY’S BIG MEET
P. S. A. L. Starts Second Week of Ball
KUBIAK KNOCKED OUT
Palo Alto High Names Track Entries
Striped Champion Turns Black Tonight
CHAMPIONSHIP f OUT AT STANFORD
| JAMESTOWN ENTRIES
Dead Plunger Once Recouped on Races
COLLEGIANS BREAK EVEN IN TENNIS
WASEDA VS. MISSION HIGH
NORFOLK RESULTS
PENSACOLA RESULTS "J
LETTER CARRIERS ANNOUNCE GAMES
Post Season Baseball at Santa Clara
Additional Trophies for Dog Show
COtJXON OUTBOXES McGOVERN
SMITH STILL HAS FANS GUESSING
Banquet Arranged for U. C. Athletes
GARDNER AND MOHA MATCHED
ENGLISHMEN TAKE LEAD IN CHESS
SOKEIHIN* DOIN' FOR DOOIN
OFFICIALS NAMED FOR SCHOOL MEET
U. of C. Wants to Send Crew North
HANDBALL AT PALO ALTO
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Seals and Senators Put Up Fine Exhibition of Baseball
JO BIFF CONTINUES TO SUFFER FROM AGGRAVATED BASEBALLITIS, WHICH KEEPS HIM SEEKING THE REMEDY
SEALS TAKE GREAT 14 INNING STRUGGLE
BASEBALL NOTES I
Japs Play California at Berkeley
Colombia Park Boys to Hold Final Meet
womxk PLAT . iranns- TODAY
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION |j ♦—- :—; .' " — ' ' ♦
I COLLEGE BASEBALL | m— " •■■, —— ' ■»-♦
Big Fight for • Cellar Honors
PORTLAND LUCKY TO CINCH GAME
--■:-'. — ' a MORROW AND DILLON MATCHED
OAKS AND VERNON GO NIP AND TUCK
| MINOR LEAGUE GAMES |
C. S. A. L. BASEBALL
Standing of Clubs j In Big Leagues
HIGHLANDERS ARE LOWERED BY GROOME
NATIONAL LEAGUE |
YOUNG MAN SHOWS $120; MASKED RIDERS GET ALL
SLAYER SENTENCED TO TEN YEARS IN FOLSOM
17-YEAR OLD BOY IS HERO OF BALL GAME
V .5 WESTERN LEAGUE ; -j-j: —_—, " : ' " ' . «►
Anglers to Hold Outing On “White Horse”
TUNNEL ROAD UNSAFE UNTIL IT IS REPAIRED
MARTINEZ FUGITIVE IS UNDER ARREST IN TEXAS
SUIT AGAINST SANTA FE FOR $57,000 IS BEGUN
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SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION WILL MEET IN CHURCH j
I Tahoe Man Plunges – 700 Feet in Snowslidc j
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REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL SECTION
COSTLY RESIDENCES GOING UP ON COMMANDING SITES
FINE RESIDENCES ARE ORNAMENTS TO CITY
IMPORTANT SALES OF THE WEEK
BUILDING PERMITS NEAR HALF MILLION
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GREAT INDUSTRIES LOCATING AT SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
STEEL WORKS’ NEW BUILDING WILL BE LARGEST IN WEST
IRRIGATION WORKS ON LARGE SCALE
DEMAND FOR HOMES IS TO BE SUPPLIED
LAND VALUES ARE GROWING HIGHER
MERCED DRAWS MANY COLONISTS
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SAN FRANCISCO ON EVE OF A GREAT HOMEBUILDING MOVEMENT
ALL SIGNS INDICATE VACANT SPOTS WILL BE IMPROVED
NEW DOMINICAN PRIORY WILL BE FINE EXAMPLE OF ITALIAN ARCHITECTURE
NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM OPENS OFFICES
BUILDING LOANS KEEP UP WELL
ST. DOMINIC’S WILL BUILD NEW PRIORY
WALNUT CULTURE GROWING INDUSTRY
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IMPROVEMENT CLUBS ARE FORMING NEW SOCIAL CENTERS
OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE NOE VALLEY PROMOTION ASSOCIATION, THROUGH WHOSE EFFORTS MUCH GOOD HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED FOR THEIR DISTRICT.
NOE VALLEY CLUB HAS USED NOVEL METHODS
CITY ALLURING TO BUILDERS OF HOMES
EVENTS OF WEEK AMONG THE CLUBS
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KNIGHT'S DEFI ACCEPTED AS A PERSONAL SLUR
FRANK L. BROWN TO SPEAK AT LUNCHEON
Pope-Hartford Car, Winner of Big Hill Climb at Redlands
POPE-HARTFORD IS CLIMB AT REDLANDS
GRANDSON OF MRS. EDDY. MAY SHARE HER ESTATE
WOMEN NAME DELEGATES FOR STATE CONVENTION
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ITALIAN ROYALTY OPENS HUMAN HISTORY EXHIBIT I
FIRST LITERARY MEETING BY AGUDATH ZION CLUB
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
GOULD INTERESTS IN STRONG HANDS
STEEL AND IRON TRADE IS DULL
STOCK MARKET
o|.Y';Y MININGS STOCKS V |
I SUMMARY OF I j THE MARKETS I
i OIL STOCKS y IJ
I GRAIN MARKET I . " ' ' * '''*"''"' * ' ' '' ' _L^
| LOCAL JVIAKKi-lb: | a ', ______ " ! —•*-
HYDRQQRAPHIC OFFICE
Movements of Vessels From All Ports
WINDJAMMER ENDS A STORMY VOYAGE
j PIEH -DIRECTORY ,
[MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Sun. Moon and Tide
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
♦ – ■■-, O| Weather Report ' | ♦«—:—; , ':, -■ y—; _ .— ♦
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WILSON ROBBED COMPANY, SAYS BOSE’S BROTHER
Girls to Interpret Dances of Spring
JURY TO HEAR ABOUT BENEVOLENT SOCIETY LOSS
MUSIC BY STEPS IN ART FESTIVAL
The Survival of the Fittest
FORMER FILIPINO OFFICE BOY NOW AN ATTORNEY
YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK . INCREASES ITS CAPITAL
Unknown
Masthead
ALONZO
What the" Exposition Means to San Francisco
April a Famous Month V
Proud of Brown
Beyond the '■ Law
A Shady Grammarian
OPEN LETTER SECTION
|' WORDS OF THANKS "T
ANNOUNCEMENT
JUNIOR EDITORS CORNER
SHORT BARKS FROM ALOKZO
Play Ball
Johnnie Was Literal
THE CONTINUED ADVENTURES OF UNCLE SAMUEL
PUZZLING STATESMEN
AN EFFICIENT INDIAN POLICE FORCE
THREE FINE WATCHES WILL BE AW
THREE FINE WATCHES TO BE AWARDED AS WRITING PRIZES
AWARDED A PRIZE
i AWARDED r A PRIZE
1 ; AWARDED A PRIZE I
Electricity the Helper of Mankind
Ahead (
THE PERSI
ARDED FOR SOLVING THESE PUZZLES
Aheid of Gas
Going or Coming
An Experienced Office Boy
ERSIAN CAT
Birds' Nests That Are Good to Eat
Proved His Case
Taxicab Is an Inexpensive Luxury in London
Naming Twins
+ —3—_ . , — ! Winners of Puzzle Prizes
All in the Family
HOW MRS. CHEERFUL MANAGED HER BROOD OF CHICKS
An Interesting Story About a Stamp
American Aviators Scarce
FOR THE YOUNGER JUNIORS
Unconventionalities :Y>
THE CAPTURE OF THE SOUND PIRATES
THE WINNERS OF PAINT BOX PRIZES
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