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San Francisco Call, Volume 109, Number 154, 3 May 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
DUTY ON WOOL RAISES STORMS FOR BOURBONS
San Mateo Board Indorses Call’s Fare Campaign
CITIZENS ATTACK BONDS FOR SCHOOL
ALASKA GIRL ACQUITTED OF POISONING MOTHER
STEAMSHIPMEN PLAY CHESS BY WIRELESS
ARMY AVIATOR DASHES 150 FEET TO EARTH
. : TAX RATE IN STOCKTON IS LOWERED 5 CENTS
EGGS NOT EGGS WHEN TRAVELING AS ‘DEAD HEADS’
NATIONALIST ALLEGES OFFER TO BUY SEAT
45,000,000 LADYBUGS HAVE GONE TO WAGE WAR
BURGLARS LEAVE $4 AFTER LOOTING BANK
$10,000 Voted for McNamara Prosecution Supervisors Give Fredericks a Free Hand
YALE MAN WINS $10,000 FOR AN AMERICAN OPERA
ACCUSATION GROWS OUT OF CITY CLINIC
SEATTLE BANKER SUED FOR DIVORCE IN EAST
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KEEP FAIR OUT OF PARK, URGES ENGINEER HALL
BAND AND CHURCHES DISPUTE OVER PARK
COLORADO RIVER CUTS CHANNEL IN LEVEE
EXPRESSMAN SEEKS TO BE FREED FROM DEBTS
CAPTAIN GEORGE ANKERS IS RESTORED TO DUTY
ADVISORY BOARD TO HEALTH BODY QUITS
BLOCK PUZZLE UP TO JUDGE SEAWELL
MERCHANTS TO START H HOUR DAY MAY 15
TROOPS BEGTN PRACTICE MARCH INTO MOUNTAINS
OFFICERS PREPARE TO TEACH MILITIA
NEW MOVE MADE IN EDDY WILL CONTEST
FRESNO PUPILS ORDERED TO GIVE UP SOCIETIES
NEW TRIAL ORDERED IN WIRELESS FRAUD CASE
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BRAVE WOMAN USES SHOTGUN AND IS KILLED
Americans Are Slain By Mexican Outlaws
TWO UNIONS INDORSE FINN AND MCCARTHY
DEFUNCT SHASTA BANK SELLS MINE
MARYSVILLE SLAYER GIVEN 10 YEAR TERM
MISSING FINGERS MYSTIFY JURORS
COMMITTEE SEEKS DATA FOR RIVER IMPROVEMENT
STUDENT FACES JURY FOR POISONING GIRL
FRANCHISE SOUGHT BY RIVAL HELLO LINE
CONSERVATION BOARD TO ORGANIZE
CLOTHING ON BANK INDICATES SUICIDE
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Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
WILHELMINA BRINGS MANY PASSENGERS
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Weather Report
PIER DIRECTOnr
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Sun, Moon and Tide
I. S. Branch Hydro*rr»phle Office
HTDROGHAPHIC OFFICE . ]
DAILY EIVER BULLETIN
NAVY YARD DIVER RECOVERS STEEL PLATES
SALOON RESTRICTIONS FOR SOLANO COUNTY
SACRAMENTO CHARTER COMMISSION IS NAMED
JURIST'S DAUGHTER TO MARRY FORMER DIVINE
SALOON'S TO BE CLOSED AT NIGHT IN SOLANO
FOUNDATION FOR HIGH SCHOOL IS FINISHED
WOMAN TELLS STORY OF INTENSE SUFFERING
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Bernhardt Triumphs as a Martyr Remains Greatest Camille in World
NONPARTISAN WINS VALLEJO MAYORALTY
DIRECTORS ELECTED BY CHARITY ASSOCIATION
STOCKTON COUNCIL TO PAY FOR BAND CONCERTS
FOR TUNEGIVEN TO FAMILY AT PARTY
FORESTERS FORMALLY OPEN THEIR SESSIONS
ARMY ENGINEERS TO SURVEY McLEOD'S LAKE
Santa Rosa Rose Carnival
MARE ISLAND’S BID ON CUTTER IS HIGH
FRESNO TEACHERS ASK 20 PER CENT INCREASE
STATE EXPENSES TO TOTAL $110,870,850
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
VALLEJO TRUSTEES TO OPEN STREETS
WOOL GROWERS TO OPPOSE FREE LISTING OF MEATS
CAPT. GREVIE LEFT $90,000 ESTATE TO FAVORITE SONS
OAKLAND POLICE WANT PRISONER FOR FRAUDS
MODERN WOODMEN ENCAMP AT CHICO
LOVE ROBS FOUR LAWYERS OF JOB
SACRAMENTO BOOSTERS TO VISIT STOCKTON !
EXTRADITION REFUSED UNTIL HEARING IS HAD
RICHMOND TO BENEFIT BY SANTA FE EXPANSION
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Federal Control of Water Rights
Time to Make the "Dirt Fly"
Another Chance for Mr.'Manson
Miss Society’s Busy Day
Mr. Bryan's Warning for Democrats
Mr. Taft in an Unexpected Light
Tle Seven Wonders
Those Disturbing R
Reason in Rhino's Brag
A Matter of Training
CONDUCTORS OFF TO CONVENTION
Abe Martin
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
SOME CONSOLATION
The Morning Chit-Chat
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
VALLEJO Y. m. 1. DRUM CORP GIVES DANCE
The Smart Set
LOST HILLS TO BE SCENE OF ACTIVITY
Are You in Line for an Honorable Mention Prize?
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INFORMER TELLS TALE TO CURSES OF COMORRISTS
POLICEMEN PRAISED BY POLICE JUDGE
Y. L. I. THEATER PARTY TO SWELL CHARITY FUND
Bread Making Easy Free Lessons Given
U. S. LAND OFFICE GOES INTO NEW QUARTERS
Tli<» Flrnt of Ita Kind
if ; ; [Mrs. Haffner s Recipe For Her Sponge Bread
EMBARGO PUT ON JAPANESE BRIDES
TRIAL OF MAN ACCUSED OF KILLING BRIDE BEGUN
MISSIONS HELD NIGHTLY IN ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH
COLE IS READY TO MEET ALL COMERS
GOVERNOR CONFERS WITH HARBOR MEN
"AN IRISH CHRISTMAS" REPEATS FfRST SUCCESSj
TENNIS CHAMPION IN ALIMONY NET
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
TIDELANDS BECOME PROPERTY OF CITY
BERKELEY HAS NEW PRINTING ORDINANCE
Marriage Licenses
Berkeley Girls Contest Honor of Carnival Queen
VOTES SAVED FOR LAST COUNT TODAY
CATTLE OWNER MAKES ALLEGATIONS OF FRAUD
CONSOLIDATION PLAN WILL BE FOSTERED
PHILIP M. CAREY TO ADDRESS BANKERS
MAJOR SIMPSON’S WILL IS ATTACKED
WELFARE LEAGUE TALKS OVER TEACHING METHODS
HOSTESS GIVES SERIES OF TEAS
OAKLAND AND BERKELEY STUDENTS TO DEBATE
♦ —— __.» Suburban Brevities
Ethel Jordan, Who Aided at Musical Fraternity’s Affair
SORORITY GREETS FORMER PRESIDENT
CLASS A BUILDINGS FOR DEWEY THEATER SITE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AFTER BUILDING SITE
EXTINCT DIALECTS SAVED BY PHONES
MAYOR APPOINTS A TRUSTEE OF LIBRARY
FISHERMEN REFUSE TO """ ACCEPT MARKET PRICES
AGED COUPLE DIE 24 HOURS APART
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
ROUSING SPEECHES MADE AT LUNCHEON
Businessmen Cheer Mott And Urge His Re-election
PIEDMONT SUNDAY SCHOOL TO HOLD FETE
■• KNIGHTS TEMPLAR HONOR RETIRING COMMANDER
MILLS ALUMNAE TO HOLD REUNION
VOTE TO DECIDE WHETHER ELECTION BE CALLED
THREE OFFICIALS QUIT CITY BOARDS
PHYSICIAN AND G. A. R. VETERAN IS DEAD
Sheldon W.Cheney, Appointed Member Of Park Commission
JUDGE PREWITT SITS IN ALAJViEDA COURTS
TALE OF A TUB IS TOLD IN COURT
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THE CALL’S OF SPORTS
ARE YOU GOING TO DO CARLSBAD AND MONTE CARLO THIS YEAR, RUFUS?
ACADEMIC LEAGUERS READY FOR BIG MEET
Boxing Bill Passed by Illinois Senate
T. LEXINGTON RESULTS " *■-- ; ———■-■■■■—;.'. _.+
LEXINGTON ENTRIES f * _____
Indians Surprise Others by Losing
SPOKANE TRIMMED BY TACOMA TIGERS
Forty Trout in Barrel Act Like Suckers
PENHBY 10. VIRQIinA 0
NO QUARTER LOSES TO METROPOLITAN
*■: OGDEN ENTRIES '] ♦_ ; _—: : ; ; _—>
SCHOOL ATHLETIC RULES
LANG AND LESTER MEET KAY 13
GOLDEN GATE SHOW OPENS TOMORROW
| PIMLICO RESULTS T ♦-———————__ _.v
PIMLICO ENTRIES
VALLEJO HIGH SECOND IK MEET
REILLY AND RITCHIE A WELL MATCHED PAIR
St. Anthony’s Wins First From St. Peter’s
BBUIWSH BEATS PEABODT
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Hunt’s Slants Easily Straightened by the Rejuvenated Oaks
NOTES OF THE GAME
Club Positions Are Unchanged
Soloman Wins Billiard Title From Carney
Trotting Association Expels Duvenicks
Farm League Formed in The Southland
Stanford Will Not Send A Crew North
BAVTA CLARA SWUOOirO MEET
SEALS FLIP ONE OVER ON ANGELS
Trout Fishers Fined for Keeping Catch
7 WESTERN LEAQVB T
i AMERICAN ASSOCIATION "
!PLANS ACCEPTED FOR REDWOOD TOWN HALL
Grandmothers Are Dying by Thousands Today Because the Sells-Floto Circus Has Arrived
BLANK WELCOME TO HOGAN UP NORTH
HOLTON TO BE GIVEN NEW TRIAL FOR THEFT
LIFE TERM SENTENCE FOR ATTACK ON GIRL
Standing of Clubs In Major Leagues
DETROITS FATTEN BATTING AVERAGES
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PALO ALTO RIFLE CLUB HOLDS SHOOT
PINK LEMONADE SEASON IS HERE
WIFE DIVORCES MAN WHO TIRED OF MARRIED LIFE
FOUR STANFORD MEN QUALIFY AS LAWYERS
FAMOUS TRINITY COUNTY CASE SET FOR MAY 22
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IDENTITY OF SLAIN MAN IS ESTABLISHED
WASHINGTON MAN TRIES TO COMMIT SUICIDE
SAN FRANCISCANS BUY PLACERVILLE BONDS
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
BEARS ENCOURAGED BY STEEL RUMOR
REACTION HITS STOCK MARKET
STOCK MARKET
MINING STOCKS
OIL STOCKS
SUMMARY OP THE MARKETS
♦___ __ ___ __ . ___^. I Grain Market I -«—_—_— _"; '--■••- ••■ ■•.- ■•_ __—_^_
LOCAL MARKETS
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GIRL SOLOIST DISAPPEARS IN STRANGE WAY
“Mike” Nolan, Who Was Released From San Quentin Monday
FORMER POLITICIAN IS ADJUDGED INSANE
BURGLAR CUT BY GLASS LEAVES TRAIL OF BLOOD
COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE REPORTS APRIL BALANCE
PAROLED CONVICT BACK AMONG PALS
FEDERAL JURY FINDS WHITE SLAVE INDICTMENT
WOMAN WINS NEW COURT’S FIRST CASE
MRS. E. W. BUTCHER HARRIES AGAIN
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