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San Francisco Call, Volume 109, Number 163, 12 May 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
'OLD GUARD' IN SENATE BEATEN
Duel Over Money Fatal to Officer In German Army
MRS. J. T. DUNN IS AGAIN HALED BEFORE POLICE
MAYOR RENEWS HIS ACCUSATION AGAINST COOK
MILLIONAIRE REMEMBERS MEN WHO HELPED HIM TO WEALTH
IMPERIAL VALLEY TO GET $200,000 MORE FROM U. S.
LIGHTNING IN GERMANY BRINGS DEATH TO EIGHT
STUDENTS IN CHARGE OF SANTA CRUZ FOURTH
Army Orders
MRS. "COTTON KING" SULLY LOSES SUIT FOR $20,000
DEAD DOG'S PAWS TO HOLD ASHES OF HIS MASTER
COMMANDER TWINING TO HEAD ORDNANCE BOARD
RUSSIANS MAKING PLANS TO WELCOME U. S. JACKIES
ONE DEAD AND 27 INJURED IN WRECK
BOOKHATERS CONTEST
MADERO ESTABLISHES GOVERNMENT
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General Madero Names His Provisional Cabinet;
DIPLOMATS PLAN TO AID NEUTRALS
NEBRASKA BISHOPRIC FOR KANSAS PRELATE
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McCarthy Issues Public Challenge To Carroll Cook to Prove Charges
BAVARIAN TAX DODGERS ARE OBJECT OF INQUIRY
RANCH MANAGER DIES AFTER AN OPERATION
SURGEON OF NAVY YARD WILL GO TO GUAM
STATE ARCHITECT COATES RESIGNS
STATE'S ASSISTANT FORESTER IS OUT
FLYWHEEL SCALPS GIRL AS SHE SHOWS TRESSES
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WOMAN ACCUSED OF DESERTING FAMILY
FOUR NATIONS GATHER TO PROTECT FUR SEALS
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ODD FELLOWS WILL BUILD A NEW HOME
Next Wednesday Ends Offer Of Free Booklovers Pictures
BURKE SANATORIUM HAS NEW OWNERS
BUILDING FUND OF Y.M.C.A. GROWING
ACTOR HALL FREED AND COURT SORRY
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Dangerous Experiments With the Social Evil
A Grotesque Phase of Navalism
The End in Sight for Diaz
A Semihumorous "Conspiracy" Dug Up
Let the Gas Controversy Stay Settled
The Fairy Godmother's Gift
RIVAL S. P. NINES TO CROSS BATS
Answers to Queries
Abe Martin
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
THE MONEYLESS MAN ,
The Morning Chit-Chat
Digest of New State Laws Will Show Many Radical Changes
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
CITRUS FRUIT RATE OFF UNTIL JULY 15
The Smart Set
LUMBER BIDS ASKED BY CANAL COMMISSION
WHEELER MAKES RATE COMPARISONS
COMPANY HIT BY BLAZE GIVES $200 TO FIREMEN
RECIPROCITY AIDS IN GETTING DIVORCE
Today s Meetings of Improvement Clubs
CAMORRA INFORMER TALKED TOO MUCH
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
GLOBE TROTTERS HOMEWARD BOUND
Grand March at Ball Led By Flower Festival Queen
GRADUATING CLASS TO GIVE BAY EXCURSION
EDITOR OK OCCIDENT APPOINTS ASSISTANTS
BERKELEY CARNIVAL ATTRACTS CROWDS
PICKPOCKETS ATTEND BERKELEY FESTIVAL
SILKEN PURSE IS CLOSED BY COURT
The Doctor's Answers On Health and Beauty Questions
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
RING THREATENS TO USE RECALL
Leader of Chappies In Big U. C. Show, Also the Manager
BASKET BALL SUITS O.K.,HAREMS,NEVER
Y. M. C. A. JUVENILES TO DISPLAY HOBBIES
LAWN PARTY WILL MARK GRADUATION
TRUCE IN BROTHERS' GUARDIANSHIP FIGHT
Miss Edith Rees, Young Violinist, To Give Program
ALAMEDA MUSICIAN ARRANGES CONCERT
NEW OAKLAND LODGE HOLDS FIRST MEETINQ
Marriage Licenses
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CLUBWOMEN OF STATE CONFER ON "GAG" RULE
President Clay and Secretary of Fire Insurance Agents
"BLIND PIGS," NEAR UNIVERSITY, RAIDED
STOCKTON GREETS INSURANCE AGENTS
SPRING VALLEY TO GET POWER FOR DAM WORK
BANK CLEARINGS OF CITY INCREASE
LAST INSTALLMENT ON CUSTOM HOUSE PAID
N. E. A. COMMITTEE TO •HOLD MEETING TOMORROW
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Masthead
News of the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
QUEEN CHOSEN AND TENTS UP FOR BIG SHOW
ALMOND GROWERS UNITE TO ASSIST INDUSTRY
JAPANESE CAMP IS LOOTED BY ROBBERS
BEMCIA RESIDENTS WANT A GAS MAIN TO VALLEJO
Carnival Is Almost Set and the Guests Soon Meet in Merced Fair
CANAL COMPANY IS SUED FOR $22,800
LIFE OF MARINE IS SAVED BY SAILORS
STRIKE BLAMED TO EIGHT HOUR LAW
POLITICAL PARTIES OPEN HEADQUARTERS
FIRST CARLOAD OF CHERRIES SHIPPED
WIFE INTERCEPTS GUSHING LETTER
DEAD LION IS NO PROOF OF DEATH
POSTMASTER NAMED FOR TRES PINOS
ALUMNAE TO MEET AT MILLS COLLEGE
POLICEMAN INJURED WHEN AUTO OVERTURNS
WOMAN IN FUNERAL MARCH DROPS DEAD
SALESMAN NAMED AS SUICIDE'S SWEETHEART
ICE PICK AND HAMMER ARE WOMAN'S WEAPONS
DERAILED LUMBER CARS DELAY EXPRESS TRAINS
CITIZENS' MEETING TO BOOST BONDS
CHECKING CHANGE AT MARE ISLAND
EIGHT TOWNS TO HOLD JOINT CELEBRATION
DEATH CLAIMS CHILD OF LIEUT. AND MRS. SMITH
MOOSE HARK BACK TO MINING DAYS
RED BLUFF WILL TAKE ITS CENSUS OVER AGAIN
PLEASURES ARE BOOKED FOR LIBRARIAN HOST
WIRELESS FROM CRUISER IN ALASKAN WATERS
SUICIDE DECAPITATED UNDER ENGINE WHEELS
ELECTRICIANS PREPARE TO TAKE EXAMINATION
PORTERVILLE FIREMEN TO GIVE A PICNIC
LIQUID YEAST USED FOR PERFECT LOAF
Cream Pull Custard Made by Mrs. Haijnerj
WENDLING, CAUGHT HERE, GETS PRISON SENTENCE
PRINTING CONTRACTS AWARD RECOMMENDED
CLOUD SPORT NETS DEATH AND RECORD
VERSE FROM RUBIYAT * FIGURES IN SUICIDE
ONE OF MAYBRAY GANG TO SERVE FIVE MONTHS
HOME INDUSTRY WORK CELEBRATED
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AUTO INDUSTRY IS MOST PROSPEROUS
PAWNBROKER GIVES UP A $350 BROOCH
Y. M. I. WILL GIVE SHOW IN YOSEMITE
NEW TESTIMONY FAVORS WILSON
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
THEY ALWAYS COME BACK FOR MORE.-
JOSS GETS WILD AND TACOMA TAMES HIM
I I C. S. A. L. BASEBALL |
CENTRAL LEAOUE
TAIL ENDERS WREST ONE FROM LEADERS
PIMLICO RESULTS
! PIMLICO ENTRIES
I LEXINGTON RESVLTS |
DEATH CALLS LT»O HHOHX
QUAKERS SMOTHER PIRATES 19 TO 10
AMERICAN LEAGUE j
STAMDING OF CLUBS ' IN MAJOR LEAGUES
GOOD DAY FOR OGDEN BOOKIES
OODEN ENTRIES
SANTA CLARA BOYS IMPROVE ON TRACK
GAME AT GOAT ISLAND
OGDE SELECTIONS
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Locals' Tenure of First Place in Race is Short Lived One
| NOTES OF THE GAME
MAHONEY'S HOMER WINS FOR SOLONS
Four Baseball Games in Vallejo Sunday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION *
P WESTERN ASSOCIATION *
NIP AND TUCK FOR SEALS AND BEAVERS
COUCHMAN PUTS OAKS TO SLEEP
CARTER TENNIS CHAMPION
GILBERT MISBES 1 IK 60
WOLGAST OPENS A STRONG FAVORITE
Spokane's Boy Pitcher Brings $5,000
FIGHTING MEXICAN HERE FOR TRYOUT
WOMEN PLAY FOR SINGLES TITLE
Jockey Likely to Die from Fall in Race
McCARTHY-MEMSIC TO GO 20 ROUNDS
Johnson's Slander Cut $40,000 Worth
McFarland Moran Bout is Clinched
TOMMY MURPHY GETS DECISION
Racing May Be Revived at Saratoga Track
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WOODROW WILSON TO ARRIVE MONDAY
MAYOR WILL ADDRESS SUFFRAGIST MEETING
34TH DESERTION "23" FOR HUSBAND
HAMMER, SLEEP KILLER, WILL BE SILENT NIGHTS
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
FIRMER TONE IN MARKET LEADERS
TRADE LAROELY , PROFESSIONAL,
STOCK MARKET
MINING STOCKS
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
OIL STOCKS
Grain Market ♦ ,— ,
LOCAL MARKETS f
Movements of Vessels From All Ports
LINER HAS WIVES FOR 40 JAPANESE
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
San, Moon and Tide
V. 9. Branch Hydrographic office
HYDKOGRAPKIC OFTICE
inEWI OF THE OCEAN'
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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MOORE TAKES FORMAL CHARGE OF EXPOSITION
CHILD TESTIFIES THAT MERCHANT KICKED HER
RECORD OFLWELL YIELDS $108,123.04 IN MONTH
CRIES OF MESSENGER SCARE ROBBER AWAY
HORSE THAT BIT WOMAN WONT LOSE HIS TEETH
To VUlt *■■ FrnnoUco
Members of the City Memorial Day Committee of 1911
SERVICES TO HONOR DEAD WAR HEROES
NEW VENIRE CALLED FOR BLACKBURN TRIAL
BARKER SUSPENDED BY HARBOR BOARD
WIFE HAS TO PAY FOR HUSBAND'S LAUNDRY
JUDGE THAYER OF CHINA VISITS CITY
HERBERT LAW BROACHES DOCK AND FERRY PLAN
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