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San Francisco Call, Volume 110, Number 38, 8 July 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
TWENTY DIE IN SANTA ROSA WRECK
N. E. A. NEAR A CHANGE
Women Leaders of Education Bodies Meet First Time
SOCIALIST MAYOR WINS CONTENTION
AVIATOR BEAUMONT WINS LONG CONTEST
PUPILS ACCUSE SUPERINTENDENT OF DEAF SCHOOL
J. R. KEENE'S MIND IS FAST FAILING
ARMY AVIATOR TAKES ' 'PASSENGER OVER CAPITAL
KICK FROM AIRSHIP — . .j.... ■■■-' -■ '■ ■ -■ s – – – --- ENDS DAYS OF DOG
BOAT CAPSIZES LEAVING STEAMER
$250,000 TO BUILD MACKAY MEMORIAL
EAST REJOICES IN RELIEF FROM HEAT
SHIPPERS WANT TO OPEN MOKELUMNE
TREATY IS SIGNED FOR '7 PROTECTION OF SEALS
JOHN W. GATES TO RETURN HOME SOON
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THREE VESSELS LAY BY UNABLE TO AID VICTIMS
Big Passenger List on Wrecked Steamer Ship Made 1,110 Trips Without Mishap
MISS RACER FAILS TO LAND A WINNER
ASSOCIATED OIL TAKES SURPLUS
McLoughlin Starts East To Play Tennis
NO SURPRISE IN BARRYMORE RUMOR
PORTLAND CREWS SHOW UP FINELY
COURT REJECTS KIDNAP PLEA OF DYNAMITERS
Agnes Lafferty to Be the Bride of C. A. Beardsley
MARRIAGE FOLLOWS TWO YEAR ROMANCE
CANDY GIRL TIMID IN DR. JOSLEN CASE
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Banquet for Ella Flagg Young Proves to Be a Love Feast
HALF THOUSAND PAY HONOR TO LEADER
VETERAN MARKSMEN LIVE OVER THE PAST
FOOTE IS HONORED BY MUSIC TEACHERS
CLASH IS PROBABLE ON MORAL EDUCATION
FORMER SANTA CLARAN p IS DEAD AT RED BLUFF
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Again "The Invincible, City"
Yes, Spring . Valley Has Seen Kelly
Congressman Raker's Forest Fires-Bill .'
O-o-oh! Look Who's Here!
Noisy Alarm in the Infantry League
Weighty Words on Peace From the Vatican
Madero Is Apparently in Control
RED CALF LOOKS SAVAGE IN DARK
Abe Martin
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
IN THE GARDEN
The Morning Chit-Chat
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
TAX JUGGLING CASE FEATURED BY TILTS
ROBBER SUSPECT SLIPS HANDCUFFS EASILY
OROVILLE GIRL IS BRIDE OF REAL ESTATE DEALER
BROTHER DEFENDS GIRL'S MASQUERADE
MASTER FLAG MAKER OF NAVY SUED" FOR DIVORCE
SCHOOL DIRECTOR WANTS Sii MEN TO TEACH BOYS
DITCH MACHINE OPERATOR BURNED IN EXPLOSION
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE TO HAVE A NEW COUNCIL
SAN FRANCISCAN NAMED EXAMINERS' SECRETARY
yesterday* Eire Report
FIREBUG ACCUSES OWNER OF ARSON
NATIONALS ENJOY CAMP LIFE AT HEALDSBURG
SACRAMENTO HAS RECORD FOR RATIO OF DIVORCES
VALLEJO JUNCTION NOWWITHOUT FREIGHT OFFICE
VALLEJO MAYOR WILL TALK FOR GOOD ROADS
NAVAL SHORTAGE COVERED BY LOAN
CAMP SECO SMELTER BELCHES DEADLY FUMES
PROF. A. M. ARMSTRONG CHOSEN SCHOOL HEAD
VALLEJO'S CITY CLERK APPOINTS TWO AIDS
CRUISER MARYLAND WILL HAVE NEW COMMANDER
BRAZIL COMING TO FAIR WITH A BIG EXHIBIT
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD, SAN LEANDRO
MANY OUTSIDERS SEEK HOME SITES
DEMAND FOR RESIDENCE PROPERTY CONTINUES BRISK IN OAKLAND
PUBLIC.APPEAL IS MADE FOR WAYWARD GIRLS
NEW TIME CARD FOR '■ NORTH SIDE SYSTEM
MING BARYTONE TO GIVE CONCERT
KNOWLAND ASKS FOR HARBOR CONFERENCE
JERUSALEM SPEAKER 7 AT BUELAH MEETING
Marriage Licenses |
PIONEER OF '49 RETURNS TO STATE
SEPOY VETERAN IS FINED FOR IMBIBING
INSTITUTE MEMBER SUCCUMBS TO ILLNESS
COUNCIL TO NAME MANY EMPLOYES
MUSEUM EXPEDITION WORKING IN, NORTH
OAKLAND GIRL IS EASTERNER'S BRIDE
WOMEN TO JOIN IN PYTHIAN SERVICES
TELEPHONE COMPANY SHIFTS ITS EMPLOYES!
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
MONEY GIVEN TO ASSESSOR IS IDENTIFIED
SCHOLAR PLEADS FOR ,7 BIBLICAL EDUCATION
Today: Last Chance to Join The Booklovers' Contest!
COUNCIL TAKES UP TRAFFIC PROBLEM
WIFE IS DIVORCED FOR RESUMING MAIDEN NAME
COUNCIL TO REVISE BUYING SYSTEM
BERKELEY JUSTICE TO EMULATE WESTON
MAYOR WILSON WORKING : ON BERKELEY BUDGET
NEW CONTEST OVER LAND IN RICHMOND
BANNER ATTENDANCE AT MUSIC COURSE
YOUNG COUPLE IN RUNAWAY MARRIAGE
BERKELEY POLICE ARE GIVEN CERTIFICATES
STATE EDUCATION BOARD CRITICIZED
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THEY ALWAYS COME BACK FOR MORE.
WELSH CAMPS ON WOLGAST'S TRAIL
JACK – JOHNSON IS SIGNED
Frank Ferguson, Again in Game, to Try "Comeback"
JET BLACK BOY TO BOX HOLLAND
RAILROAD RATE ON BUI AUTO PARTS REDUCED
CLUB FILES DEED OF : TRUST
FAST TRACK FOR LAKE CITY MEET
NOVICES MAY BE BARRED > FROM BIG AUTO RACES
BENNY HENDERSON ' STILL* MISSING
MYLES O'CONNELL SUBDUES MADMAN
SALT LAKE ENTRIES
FORT ERIE RESULTS
MESSENGER BOY GETS UP SPEED
LATONIA ENTRIES
i SALT LAKE SELECTIONS T
EDDIE COLLINS WELL AGAIN
YANKEE HORSES IN THE MONEY
LEAVITT PRAISES THE TOUR INTO BIG BASIN
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Seals and Oaks Lose While Portland Comes Out Winner
*j NOTES OF THE GAME ♦ —i—■—: "''""*" , ; , . ■ ♦
! MINOR BASEBALL M
1 RAILROAD LEAGUE fl
English and American Athletes on Edge
Los Altos Organizes Two Ball Teams
Turfmen May Arrange For Race Meet
■ * MARKW ENGAGED AS COACH
j KEEN FIGHT IS ON FOR SECOND PLACE
SEATON AND FITZ IN BATTLE ROYAL
Printers Stung Hard by Baseball Bee
Armless Sutton Beats Local Cue Sharp
NO SUNDAY GAMES KILLS LEAGUE
ANGELS KEEP UP WINNING STREAK
Deer Hunters Meet With Fair Success
Churchman Seeks to End All Sunday Sport
Matty Wells Ignored; Feels Peeved
Boy Dies as Result of Baseball Injury
MISSOURI TENNIS FINALS REACHED
SPOKANE NOSES OUT CLOSE GAME
Catcher Byrnes Jumps Bachelor League
Athletic Association for Burlingame
STANDING OF CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES
THIS LEAGUE RACE I 1 | IS A HUM DINGER | j
Miss Hotchkiss to Play In Challenge Round
SUNDAY. GAMES
•— J VAILEJO BOY TO BOX HEBE
PHILLIES MEET WITH SETBACK
— r—r— -^ a J j AMERICAN LEAGUE
' AMERICAN ASSOCIATION f
*j WESTERN LEAGUE
Oriole Is Awarded the Secor Trophy
GOLF CHAMPION IS BEATEN
Page 17 Advertisements
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M. J. BURKE TO MARRY JEANETTE MacDONALD
$20,000,000 A YEAR ASKED FOR ROADS
CHICAGO COUNCIL FIXES LOWER RATES FOR GAS "■■•'-"»-•'
SENATE ADDS $181,381 TO THE DEFICIENCY BILL
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REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL SECTION
HANDSOME THEATER TO BE BUILT IN HAIGHT STREET
BUILDING OPERATIONS COVER A WIDE RANGE
ALFALFA TRACTS ARE SELLING RAPIDLY
ANOTHER LARGE HOTEL BUILDING WILL AID IN RECONSTRUCTION OF SIXTH STREET
LARGE LIST OF RECENT SALES
SALES REPORTED BY FRED R. GRANNIS & CO.
NEW HOTEL OPENS AT EDDY AND JONES
BUILDING PERMITS FALL BELOW AVERAGE
RESIDENCE DESIGNED FOR PACIFIC HEIGHTS SITE
Natomas Consolidated's Surplus Earnings Are $78605 During May
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MENLO PARK ESTATES ARE THE PENINSULA'S PRIDE
MENLO'S GREAT SHOW PLACES HAVE MANY NEW FEATURES
GOOD FARM LAND IS APPRECIATED
PASSENGER SERVICE STARTS EASTWARD
HARTMAN'S THEATER ON OLD TIVOLI SITE
ALABAMA CONVENTION TO r ,"•■ END FACTIONAL FIGHT
NEW PRESIDENT ELECTED BY PHI GAMMA DELTAS
BIG LOANS RUN FIGURES UP HIGH
LARGE SALES IN THE LAST MONTH
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PROJECTS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE CITY
TWIN PEAKS TUNNEL IS AN IMMEDIATE NECESSITY
. » n TRINITY COUNTY GAINS $100,000 IN Assessments
ENGINEERING PLANS PREPARED FOR ' SHORTEST BORE THROUGH TWIN PEAKS
EVENTS OF WEEK AMONG THE CLUBS
WOOLEYPORT HAS A GREAT FUTURE
DOCTOR CHARGED WITHFALSIFYING RECORDS
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
BANK STATEMENT TO SHOW DECREASE
7 New York Stock List [
STOCKS QUI ST, AND INACTIVE
. MINING STOCKS T
SUMMARY OR THE MARKETS
OIL STOCKS
I- ■ GRAIN MARKET H
1 LOCAL MARKETS f
PIER. DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAM
';;"U,VS. Branch Hydrofrraphlc ; Office *
Sun, Moon and Tide
Time Ball v "• – 7
TRANSPORT THOMAS NOW MODEL SHIP
Canadian Crew Defeated By Collegians
Movements of Vessels From All Ports
a~— ; r— ; a| Weather, Report |
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE ; i
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SHIPPERS MAY POOL EXPRESS AT LOW RATES
McALPINE RELEASED ON BAIL FOR TRIAL
Old Chinese Art Treasures To Be Sold for Famine Fund
563 TINS OF OPIUM SEIZED ON SIBERIA
♦- . ; _ , a ! Army and Navy Orders | V '——. : '. : : -*■
COLONIST RATES BEGIN SEPT. 15
SLAYERS OF MOTHER AND CHILDREN TO SUFFER
LOCAL REAL ESTATE AGENT DIES SUDDENLY
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL
Masthead
ALONZO Celebrates "the fourth" in IRELAND
I A Word of Thanks ; |
Undersized Geniuses
ALONZO'S BARKS
WISEr AND OTHERWISE
How to Make a Doll's Closet
The Cunning of the Crow |
Passing of the Umbrella
THE ADVENTURES OF JOE HARKER IN FROG HOLLOW
THREE FINE WATCHES WILL BE AWA RDED FOR SOLVING THESE PUZZLES
NOTICE
THREE FINE WATCHES TO BE AWARDED AS WRITING PRIZES
AWARDED A PRIZE
1 Awarded A prize I a- , ■ . ■ ;—; -♦
AWARDED A PRIZE
Winners of the Puzzle Prizes
FLOWERS AND TREES FOR THE PAPER GARDEN
Monkeys
HOW I BUILT MY FIRST BOAT
FOR THE YOUNGER JUNIORS
SOME SHORT STORIES BY YOUNG JUNIOR WRITERS
ADDITIONAL COMPOSITIONS
THE WINNERS OF PAINT BOX PRIZES
How It Works
Now He Knows
The MOTOR BOYS
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