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San Francisco Call, Volume 109, Number 177, 26 May 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
POLICE BOARD SUSPENDS CHIEF SEYMOUR==COURT SAYS NO!
INDIANS ARE ON WARPATH; COURIERS SEND OUT ALARM
Social Phenomenon Says Diaz in Note Resigning Office
TRADE TURMOIL OVER OIL EDICT DUE---HARLAN
Capt. Wall Named for Job Change Forbidden by Judge
Synopsis of Evehts in Effort to Depose Chief
60 DIE AS LINER GOES UPON ROCKS
GAMBLING IN CLUBS IS MAYOR'S CHARGE
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'I WON'T GET OUT' SAYS SEYMOUR;
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Seymour Asks Court to Forbid His Suspension
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
CHEF SEYMOUR ACCUSED OF ALLOWING GAMBLING IN CLUBS
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COUNTY HOSPITAL MUST VACATE AT INGLESIDE
RUSSO-JAP WAR BASIS 0f: SUIT OVER CLAIM
TELEPHONE COMPANY (JOES DELINQUENT BY MISTAKE
COPENHAGEN WELCOMES UNITED STATES WARSHIPS
GOVERNMENT LAUNCHES BATTLESHIP WYOMING
MACARTHUR TO SPEAK BEFORE BEREAN SOCIETY
EAGLES TO RAISE CONVENTION FUND
AUDITOR BOYLE WILL ALLOW STEVENS* CLAIM
Notable Deaths
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Mexico City Grows Frantic With Delight at the Tidings
GOVERNOR'S PARTY IN SANTA BARBARA
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Counties Should Begin Now to Prepare Their Fair Exhibits
Sir Wilfrid Laurier on Annexation
Value of Mountain Water Powers
Preserving a "Shine"
Tuesday's Picture Blurred! Will Be Reprinted Tomorrow
NEW LINE ACROSS CONTINENT READY
His One Defect
Abe Martin
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
THE WISE OLD MAN
The Morning Chit-Chat
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
EIGHT HOUR LAW TEST CASE BEGUN
Today's Meetings of Improvement Clubs
ROOSEVELT LETTER AIDS FATHER OF 15
SANTA CRUZ PREPARES FOR BOWWOW SHOW
BISHOP PLEADS FOR MORE YOUNG PASTORS
TIPTIN CELEBRATES CANCELLATION OF BONDS
MISSION COMMANDERY INSTALLS OFFICERS
CHANGE MADE IN SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
MUENSTERBERG'S NEW • THEORY IS EXPOUNDED
SACRED HEART STUDENTS IN ELOCUTION CONTESTS
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
DALTON'S BONDS A SUBJECT OF DOUBT
ALAMEDA PREPARES TO OBSERVE JULY FOURTH
INFANT'S SCALP TORN BY DOG HEALS SLOWLY
Miss Holchkiss, Who Will Defend Title On Tennis Courts
RACKET WIELDER PLANS CONTESTS
BUST OF FREMONT WILL BE UNVEILED
SUICIDE COMMITTED IN UNIVERSITY GROUNDS
FORMER RENO MERCHANT SUCCUMBS TO ILLNESS
Suburban Brevities
KNIFE MAY BE USED TO REFORM TILDEN
NEW R. A. M. CHAPTER . FORMED AT FRUITVALE
CLASS OF ALBANY CHILDREN CONFIRMED
BURGLARS RANSACK BERKELEY DWELLING
ATTORNEY RINEHART'S WRIST IS FRACTURED
_ 1 Marriage Licenses |
MISS AYER RAPS BLIND SOCIETY
TECHNICAL SCHOOL GIVEN PREFERENCE
SIERRA GUIDE'S LIFE IS SAVED BY ARTIST
BAN PUT ON SQUIRRELS IN STANISLAUS COUNTY
CARMAN TRIES SUICIDE WHEN GIRL SPURNS HIM
ALBANY CITIZENS WANT LID PUT ON
THIEF STEALS CHINESE BRIDEGROOM CLOTHES
GIANT CORPORATION HAS NOT PURCHASED
CRUISER PENNSYLVANIA ORDERED TO BREMERTON
RAILWAY CARMEN GIVE WELL ATTENDED DANCE
LIBRARIANS WILL COME TO OAKLAND
HUSBAND AND 2 WIVES IN LITTLE NEST AGREE
'JEFF DAVIS SCORES POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT
PETALUMA G. A. R. TO PARADE MEMORIAL DAY
NEGRESS AND HER SON LYNCHED IN OKLAHOMA
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
MISS RICKLEY TO BE SUMMER BRIDE
Graduate Doctors To Be Entertained By Class of 1908
BERKELEY DINES GUESTS OF HONOR
» JACK PRINCE WILL RETURN TO OAKLAND
BIG AUTO MEET
TURNVEREIN ATHLETES TO MEET AT BUSHROD
RELATIVES DISINHERITED BY HOLOGRAPHIC WILL
JULY FOURTH LITERARY COMMITTEE TO MEET
BERKELEY TO HEAR DEBATE ON SOCIALISM
CHARTER CLAUSE MAY BE INVALID
WIFE WISHES TRAIN WOULD KILL HUBBY
ALBANY RECORDER TO QUIT HIS POSITION
R. GOOLD IS NOW HEAD OF ALBANY IMPROVERS
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In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
FRATERNAL ORDERS MARCH IN HANFORD
DELTA COUNTRY TO YIELD RECORD BARLEY CROP
A. C. Rulofson, Who Is Chosen as Head Of Industry League
SUPPORT PROMISED TO NEW PRESIDENT
MRS. MARY C. BRYANT OF BYRON IS DEAD
BYRON SCHOOLHOUSE CONTRACT AWARDED
Thieve* Stole Clothm
ROADS IMPROVED IN SAN JOAQUIN
TWO JOBS UNDER JORDAN TO CEASE JUNE 1
LINEMAN ACCIDENTALLY SITS ON LIVE WIRES
To VlDlt Sna Franrlnro
FRESNO NORMAL TRUSTEES NAMED
SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR DIES
» ; . FENNLEY-LASSEN LINE WILL BE BUILT SOON
Vallejo Brevities
DIVORCEE LEAPS DOWN LIGHT WELL
CONTRA COSTA FERRY CONTRACT IS LET
NATIONAL GUARD FIELD BATTERY ORGANIZING
MAGRI KILLED MONROE, SAYS REDDING JURY
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Masthead
SOCIETY SEES CLUBMEN DENT ELUSIVE PILL
STOCKTON MUST WAIT FOR POSTAL BANK
SIX CALIFORMANS WILL TAKE DEGREES AT YALE
Bohemia's Owl Gives Rivals the Hoo Hoo
OIL LAND CLAIM DENIED BY S. P.
KEEP FINGERS OUT OF MOUTH, SAYS PHYSICIAN
STOCKTON WILL HAVE MEMORIAL DAY PARAJSE
BIG GOLD STRIKE CLOSE TO YREKA
CHURCH BUILT BY WREN WILL BE RESTORED
MUSEUM OF HORSES IS PLANNED AT SAUMUR
'AUNT MARY' FIRST ON ROBSON'S LIST
OLD WELL AT AVIGNON MAY HOLD TREASURE
BROKER CLUBMAN IS BEFORE COURT
W. P. WILL PUT ON NEW TRAIN EAST
FOREIGN CURRENTS MUST PASS MUSTER
EARLY RELATIONS OF JAPAN AND MEXICO
One of the Brides-To-Be in June, Miss Marguerite Law
SINGER TO MARRY E. P. ANTONOVICH
COX GAINS ADVANTAGE BY RECORD IN COLRT
S. P. POLICEMAN'S BAIL IS FIXED AT $25,000
HURRY TO CATCH TRAIN COSTS DIAMOND RING
C. C. MOORE SPEAKS AT SANTA BARBARA DINNER
PAROLE IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWS SENTENCE
BOURBONS VOTE TO REOPEN THE LORIMER CASE
MARRIAGE LICENSE OBTAINED IN STOCKTON
Mare Island News j —— ■ — , ■ --+■
BREAD BAKERS WILL PRESENT REAL CONTEST
FORMER SAN FRANCISCAN FOUND DEAD IN LA PORTE
Mrs. Hallner's Recipe For Making Ravioli
RAILROAD DEFENSE NEXT IN RATE CASE
HAZER IN YOUTH HONORED AS MAN
MOTHERS TOASTED; AND FATHERS, TOO
——• • PRESBYTERIANS WILL OBSERVE CHILDREN'S DAY
BUSINESSMEN'S CLUB INDORSES CANDIDATE
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EIGHT HOUR DAY WAR IN SAN JOSE
WALSH NOTIFIED THAT PARDON WAS REFUSED
POPULATION OF ENGLAND AND WALES 36,075,259
Gossip of Smart Set In San Mateo County
The Smart Set
MAN ADMITS HE USED MAILS IN FAKE PLAN
JOAN OF ARC OBJECT OF MEMORIAL SERVICE
NEW POINTS SEEN IN COURT MARTIAL
1,200 ACRES IN TULAftE COUNTY SOLD FOR $60,000
PLAYGROUND BOARD REPROVES LUNDY
Army Orders
F. G. ATHEARN MAY REVEAL S. P. POLICY
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
A MILLION CURSES ON THE FELLOW WHO INVENTED WORK.
LITTLE PUGILISTS AWAIT TAP OF GONG
[KNOCKOUT BROWN COMING TO COAST >' _ i
"KNOCKOUT" DOES TRICK IN FIRST
PARSONS GIVE PUGS A KNOCKOUT
FOUR ROUND BOYS ON JOB TONIGHT
j LOUISVILLE RESULTS
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES
TENNIS COXTHTS TO BE BEOILED
VANDEHBILT HORSES IN THE MONEY
SUNDAY SCHOOLS READY FOR MEET
TORONTO RESULTS
CHINA TRIES TO BAR OPIUM TRADE
GERMAN PRINCE MAKES FORTUNE IN LAND DEAL
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"Brownie" Browning Shuts Out Portland by a 4-0 Score
MINOR BASEBALL
Tontage Eaa;aaT*meats
STANDING OF CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES j
ANGELS WIN OUT AFTER 11 FRAMES
Boys Play Fast Handball at North Beach
WESTERN LEAGUE
COLLEGE BASEBALL f
T AMERICAN ASSOCIATION*
JINX CAMPS IN FREEMAN'S PARK
HOT FIGHT IS ON _FO^^ECOND_PLA CE
San Francisco Will Not Get Olymphiad
Schedule Arranged for Tennis Play
Bookmakers Turn From Track to Diamond
CHINESE WEAR CHARMS TO WARD OFF PLAGUES
ENGLISH LANGUAGE HAS A FEW LONG WORDS
VICTORIA MAKES ERRORS GALORE
COMPLICATED REMEDY FOR SEASICKNESS
SUBSCRIBERS OFFERED FAME ON EASY TERMS
SPOKANE TIGHTENS ! GRIP AS LEADERS t i
MANY ATHLETES ENTER IN GAMES
U. C. LOSES BOTH ROWING RACES
Santa Clara Students Meet Tonight
OAKLAND HIGH HOLDS ELECTION
OAHSMAN RECEIVES Dr/OCTJJG
SEATTLE GETS CHAMPIONSHIP MEET.
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AUTO DEALERS ON ANNUAL TRIP EAST
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
POWER STOCK IS MARKET FEATURE
New York Stock List
STEEL SHARES TRADE FEATURE
STOCK MARKET
MINING STOCKS
SUMMARY OP THE MARKETS
OIL STOCKS
«■ . | Grain Market
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
LOCAL MARKETS
Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
NEW LAW TO BE STRICTLY ENFORCED
J-IER DIHECTOHY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Time Ball
Sub, Moon and Tide
V. S. Branch Hydrographtc Office
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Weather Report
DAILY SIVER BULLETIN
HYDROGRAPHIC OFTICI
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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BOARD WILL HEAR NEW WATER PLANS
w_NCERT FUND ASSURES RED WINGS BOYS' OUTING
GIRL SUES PAPER FOR $20,000 FOR LIBEL
FRAUD CHARGES TIE UP $10,000 IN OIL LANDS
CIVIL SERVICE JOBS OPEN TO WINNERS
BODY FOUND IN BAY THOUGHT TO BE SOLDIER
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