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San Francisco Call, Volume 109, Number 178, 27 May 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
DIAZ SLIPS AWAY FOR SPAIN
F. L. de la Barra, Who is Provisional Chief of Mexico
MRS. HARRIMAN PLANS TO BUILD BIG UNIVERSITY
THOMAS F. RYAN STRICKEN WITH DANGEROUS ILLNESS
NOTED FRIGATE PORTSMOUTH TO BE SENT HERE
RUSSIA LETS IN JEWISH BUSINESSMEN FROM U. S.
SEAMEN AT ANTWERP PREPARE TO STRIKE
Seymour Plans for Bitter Fight Mayor Determined to Oust Chief
SEYMOUR CERTAIN COURTS WILL GIVE HIM CLEAN BILL
FICKERT WILL KEEP HANDS OFF IN THE SEYMOUR CASE
McCARTHY KNOWS NOTHING OF CHARGES—FOR PUBLIC
NEW HAMPSHIRE WOULD TAX MRS. EDDY'S ESTATE
BANKER MORSE'S WIFE WILL LIVE NEAR PRISON
GOVERNOR TO SUPPORT THREE AMENDMENTS
OFFICERS OF U. S. FLEET MEET DENMARK'S KING
Developments Come Fast In the Police Chief Cas
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GRAND JURY DELEGATION TELLS SEYMOUR HE HAS ITS APPROVAL
iMILLIONAIRE'S BODY HIDDEN FOR A WEEK
S. P. RUSHES WORK ON COLFAX CUTOFF
SHOPS AT MARE ISLAND WILL BUILD 30 ENGINES
VALLEJO MAYOR WILL CALL MASS MEETING
WRECKED LINER'S CARGO OF COTTON IS SALVAGED
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HOME MADE LOAVES ON EXHIBIT TODAY
" 1 Mrs. Hailner s Recipe To Put Up Small Fruit !'— — – – ■ —'I
CONSTABLE AND WOMAN SLAIN BY HER COUSIN
Vallejo Brevities
Hayden Trial Delayed by Illness of Chief Witness
CAMORRA SUSPECT A CARD SHARPER
AUTO ACCIDENT VICTIM NEWCOMER FROM SOUTH
SEATTLE NEWSPAPER MEN GIVE BOND IN SUIT
OIL STORING CAPACITY WILL BE INCREASED
Mare Island News
PROSECUTOR SEEKS EVIDENCE IN HILLS
CUPID FINDS HUNTING GOOD AT WHITE HOUSE
ninpnte Over a Transfer
'GHOST' FOR EATON SLAIN AT MIDNIGHT
UNIONISTS' PLEAS POSTPONED AGAIN
Joseph Scott, One Of Attorneys for McNamara Brothers
REAL ESTATE DELEGATES TO STOP IN STOCKTON
DAIRY COMPANY BUYS FARM OF 983 ACRES
Army Orders
CRIM DENIES ALL OF WIFE'S CHARGES
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(Justice Harlan I on "the Rule I of Reason"
A School Ship for San Francisco
Can Madero Give Mexico Peace?
Spring Fever
Do Not Buy an Auto, But Win One From The Call
j Letters From the People
Answers to Queries
Abe Martin
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
KILLING TIME
The Morning Chit-Chat
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
ROBBERS LOOT SAFE OF BAY POINT P. O.
CLERGYMAN APPOINTED TO NEW COUNTY OFFICE
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
COLUSA CARNIVAL OPENS TOMORROW
LIBRARY LOSES $18,000 BY LEGISLATIVE BLUNDER
STANDARD OIL CHECK SURPRISE TO PRINTER
TEETH TREATMENT MAY BE GIVEN IN SCHOOLS
MARTINEZ IS AWARDED POSTAL SAVINGS BANK
SOLANO COUNTY EAGLES WILL GIVE GRAND BALL
Sonttarrn Parlflr Train Changea
Karl C. Brueck, Who Spoke at Meeting Of Stockton I.O.O.F.
ODD FELLOWS PAY HOMAGE TO HUDSON
HUBBY MINUS WIFE AND ALSO $8,000
KEESLING OFFERS SACRAMENTO WATER
GRAND LODGE MASONS WILL VISIT STOCKTON
ARTESIAN WELL BORE GIVES VENT TO GAS
LIGHT AND POWER RATE IS REDUCED
INDEPENDENT WINERIES ASSOCIATION MEETS
NAPA MAN IN JAIL ACCUSED OF ARSON
INFANT DROWNS IN IRRIGATING DITCH
MUST SERVE TWO YEARS FOR THE THEFT OF $30
CARNIVAL PRIZES WON BY CHILDREN
STATE SUFFRAGE LEADER HAS A LARGE AUDIENCE
BOAT COMING HERE FOR USE AGAINST SMUGGLERS
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
MISS BOGUE TO BE BRIDE OF COYLE
Frederique Roth, Who Is Betrothed To Her Classmate
WEDDING DELAYED BECAUSE OF WAR
HEALTH OFFICER ASKS ARREST OF PHYSICIAN
Suburban Brevities
FORMER STUDENTS BECOME ENGAGED
JUDGE ROASTS GRAY FOR CASKET BILL
Exercises at Building Named
MISSIONARY'S ASHES WILL REST IN JAPAN
SUPERVISOR'S AUTO GOES UP IN SMOKE
GRADUATES WILL INSTALL TABLET
LATE PIONEER WAS DOWNIEVILLE FOUNDER
Marriage Licenses
LOUD 'NOT GUILTY' IS DALTON'S PLEA
DETECTIVE IDENTIFIES CRIMINAL BY PHOTO
BURGLARS RO BA SEXTET OF LAUNDRY WORKERS
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD, SAN LEANDRO
MUNICIPAL WORK ADVERTISING CITY
SALES INCREASE IN SUBURBAN TRACTS
WOMAN BURNED BY BONFIRE IN YARD
CHAMBER INDORSES MOVING OF BAY LINE
REALTY OPERATORS OPPOSE ORIENTALS
FAMILY ALLOWANCE GIVEN MRS. DARGIE
LAUNCH IS LOOTED BY HARBOR PIRATES
CHILD SCALDED IN TUB PASSES AWAY
NILE CLUB WILL BUILD A TEMPLE
PROTESTED TAXES ARE SUED FOR BY STONES
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
JO BIFF IS STRONGLY ARGUMENTATIVE, BUT FINDS THAT A FEW SOLID RETORTS IN REBUTTAL COME HIS WAY
CACK DISTRIBUTES HITS JUDICIOUSLY
NOTES OF THE OAMB
ST.ASDISO OF CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES
GIANTS BACK IN THE LEAD AGAIN
MINOR BASEBALL
Trotting Stakes Dates Announced
* GOLFER EVJJfi PLATtVi WELL
OAKS FALL WITH A MIGHTY CRASH
DESPISED VERNON I IN SECOND PLACE
| WESTERN LEAGUE
| AMERICAN ASSOCIATION j
PORTLAND WINS EXCITING GAME
TISALIA HAS tCEW BAIL FASK
– VAITXEE OOIJTESB DECLARED EUOatE f.
VANCOUVER TURNS TABLES ON SPOKANE |j
Brown Gets Only $1.50 Per Second
SUNDAY BASEBALL
ANGELS DEFEATED? AW, QUIT KIDDING
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World's Championship Title at Stake in Today's Battle
U. C. Varsity Nine Beats Tacoma High
Tennis Championships Begin Today
CHAMPION RULES 10 TO 4 FAVORITE OVER CHALLENGER
CHAMPION EXPECTS TO LAND KNOCKOUT
YALE AND PENNSY STRONG IN MEET
FIELD BALL GETS GOOD BIG BOOST
DE oao MAKES WORLD RECORD
COLLEGE BASEBALL
TORONTO RESULTS
BURNS NOT AFRAID | OFJVOLG AST'S PUNCH
Horses Will Trot at Park Stadium
SUNDAY SCHOOLS IN TRACK GAMES
SCHOOLBOYS MEET FOR TENNIS TITLE
NEW BALL LEAGUE UNDER COK6IDEEATIOK
TLTSV AND MOaRIS MATCHED
LOUISVILLE RESULTS
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES
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MODERN PRAIRIE SCHOONER IN ROUGH VOYAGE TO COAST
HUGE MOTOR TRUCK BESTS BAD ROADS
SAN JOAQUIN RIVER TRIP IS ARRANGED
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REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL SECTION
SOUTH OF MARKET IS BUILDING UP RAPIDLY
FINE TYPE OF ARTISTIC PRINTERY IN FOURTH STREET
SANSOME CORNER REPORTED SOLD
WORK PROGRESSING IN THE SUNSET
Electric Power Companies Win High Place in Financial Circles
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OAKLAND'S PHENOMENAL GROWTH SHOWN BY SPLENDID NEW BUILDINGS.
TRANSBAY CITY ENTERS ON GREAT CONSTRUCTION PERIOD
NATURE PRESENTS POSSIBILITIES: IT TAKES MEN TO MAKE CITIES
MONUMENTAL URN DESIGNED BY SAN FRANCISCO ARTIST
BEAUTIFUL URN FOR CHERRYLAND
BUILDING PERMITS UP TO GOOD FIGURE
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AND CIVIC IMPROVEMENTS TO COST OVER THIRTY-ONE MILLION DOLLARS
OAKLAND AND ITS FUTURE: PREPARING TO BE GREAT PORT
FIGURES INDICATE OAKLAND'S GROWTH
NEW HOTEL OPENS IN GRANT AVENUE
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CIVIC CLUBS SECURE ENACTMENT OF BENEFICIAL LAWS
COMMONWEALTH CLUB TRIES TO HAVE BETTER LAWS MADE
SAVINGS BANKS MAKING LOANS FOR THE CITY'S IMPROVEMENT
PRIVATE CONTRACTS FOR STREET WORK APPROVED
LEADING EVENTS OF WEEK AMONG IMPROVEMENT CLUBS
SALES AND LEASES IN THE MISSION
MANY SALES REPORTED IN THE MISSION DISTRICT
GREAT SUCCESS OF RICHMOND SALE
NOBLE JONES COiMPANY IN NEW QUARTERS
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ELKINS HAD STOCK IN 54 CORPORATIONS
W. C. T. U. OF STATE RE-ELECTS OFFICERS
Girl Shoe Shiners Fail For Lack of Patronage
WOMEN EMPLOYES APPEAL TO PUBLIC
PRICE CUTTING GOES ON IN STEEL PRODUCTS
POLICEMAN'S ASSAILANT IDENTIFIED AS CONVICT
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MAITAI ARRIVES FROM ANTIPODES
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
SHORTS DISCOVER STOCK SCARCITY
I New York Stock List | ♦_: ! _^ – ♦
SELLING LIGHT; PRICES HIGHER
T STOCK MARKET f
MINING STOCKS
SUMMARY OR – THE MARKETS
OIL STOCKS
• Grain Market
LOCAL MARKETS
Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
Weather Report
SHIPPISG INTELLIGENCE
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Time Ball
San, Moon and Tide
I. S. Branch Hydrographlc Office
HYDBOGRAPHIC OFFICE
SEWS OF THE OCEAN
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN i
DAGGER USED TO BALK ACTION FOR DIVORCB
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HARBOR BOARD PIE IS KEPT IN COLD STORAGE
Editor's Wife Goes to Rome as Representative of Philippines
CONTEST IN ESTATE OF RUDOLPH IS STARTED
ROSEN HEADS ALUMNI OF MEDICAL SCHOOL
EVERY CITY BUT ONE HAS BANK CLEARING INCREASE
. _ Vacation Tour I naurpaurd
CLUBWOMEN END YEAR WITH FEAST
WRITER ENLISTS IN WHITE PLAGUE WAR
PIONEER MINE OPERATOR DIES AT THE AGE OF 78
COURT CITES COPPER COMPANY FOR CONTEMPT
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Masthead
ALONZO and the PUP Dance in the Park
JUNIOR EDITORIAL CORNER
SHORT BARKS FROM ALONZO
OPEN LETTER SECTION
An Explanation of the Aeroplane
A Junior Cook Heard From
ANNOUNCEMENT!
HOW ANY BOY CAN EASILY MAKE A TOOL CABINET
A DOLL HOUSE WHICH ANY GIRL CAN EASILY MAKE
A FUR FAMINE
CAMP CONVENIENCES
MODERN METHODS
THREE FINE WATCHES WILL BE AWA ARDED FOR SOLVING THESE PUZZLES
THREE FINE WATCHES TO BE AWARDED AS WRITING PRIZES
From West Point to the White House
"Memorial Day"
General Grant
My Hero A STORY POI'NDBD 0.%" FMT
Robert E. Crt E. Lee
Grant, My Hero
General Sherman
A Chinese Almanac
A New Aerial Bomb
Winners of Puzzle Prizes
A Dog Hotel
WHEN THE PRINCE AND HIS WHISTLE SAVED THE DAY
DON'T FEEL BLUE
FOR THE YOUNGER JUNIORS
Mother's Story
The Discovery of the Red One
A Brave Boy
THE WINNERS OF PAINT BOX PRIZES
When the King Motors
WITHOUT A COMMISION
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