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San Francisco Call, Volume 110, Number 45, 15 July 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
PERJURY IN ALASKA >'<s> <$; *f> <s> •s>, <s>- <s> ■<»- • <*. <»> – <$>
STRATTON DOES A SPIRAL OLIDE FOR HcKINLAY
''WHY INJUNCTION WHILE NO GAMBLING?" JUDGEQUERIES
RELIEF IS SENT TO VICTIMS OF ONTARIO FIRES
PEARSE ASKS SUPPORT OF A UNITED N.E. A.
AVIATOR, IN BIPLANE, LANDS AT BACK DOOR TO SEE TAFT
STRINGENT RULES MADE BUTTE COUNTY ASSESSOR FOR NATIONAL BANKS MAKES TOTAL $18,768,520
BUTTE COUNTY ASSESSOR MAKES TOTAL $18,768,520
AVIATOR KILLED BY FALLING IN ALGIERS
DALTON IS OCILTY •' J <£<$>^*<*<S><^<S>"®><s><B>4>
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SPECIAL RATE MADE FOR LOS ANGELES TRIP
RANCHER FALLS FROM SEAT AND IS INJURED
INDEPENDENCE DAY CLAIMS ANOTHER CHILD
FRENCH-AMERICANS FRENCH FOR A DAY
AUTOISTS MAY BE LOST IN TAHOE CLOUDBURST
i ■■■ ■ i Mars Crushed by : Biplane As Wife Sees Death Dip
Napa Family Bereaved
AVIATOR CAUGHT BENEATH MACHINE
DEAD RANCHER BURIED WITH SECRET OF DEATH
PLUCKY WOMAN WINS BATTLE WITH HORSE
CUMMINS PREDICTS TARIFF REVISION
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PRICE, NOT PASSENGERS, IS FIRST Human Cargo Faces Death as Company Quibbles ■— [■♦♦»♦»♦♦»♦♦»♦«♦♦♦£♦♦»♦■■»■■».♦■■»■■».■»■.»■■».■»■.♦■ ♦♦»♦>«♦♦♦>«♦«>♦♦♦♦♦■♦•
CLINK OF COIN DROWNED DEATH ROAR OF BREAKERS
WIFE PUTS HEAD IN OVEN TO KILL HERSELF
VICTIM OF MORPHINE WILL BE EXAMINED
ASSESSMENT ROLE CUT BY NEW LAW
EASTERN PASTOR TO PREACH IN BERKELEY
BERKELEY TREASURY LOW, DECLARES MAYOR
CHISHOLM'S NOTE LIKE ROSS LETTER
SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED FOR OAKLAND MEETING
PORTUGUESE SOCIETY CLOSES CONVENTION
LORIMER COUNSEL GRILLS GOVERNOR
THREATENED MUTINY STOPPED BY PROMISE
STUDENTS WILL CLIMB TO TOP OF TAMALPAIS
WIDOW OF FOUNDER OF TOWN IS DEAD
Mignonde Neufof Oakland Saved From Drowning'
GIRLS SINK TWICE IN DEEP STREAM
BUSINESSMAN HELD FOR WANT OF BAIL
SAN DIEGO LANDMARK IS DESTROYED BY FIRE
AFFINITIES SEEN BY WOMAN IN TRANCE
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the 11 E. A. i ,
Perilous Ecooomy in Coast* w»e Service
institutional Revolution in Oreat Britain
The Difference in Cooks
Making a Constitution for the Nations
i Humane Policy of Oregon [Governor
Sew fruit rate * .- LOWER TO EAST
Answers to Queries
Abe Martin
"Uncle'WaltiaSSgSl
SASAH BEKKHAKDT
The Morning Chit-Chat
The PlamW Who Took tb« PI-
sanderstood
t He Wanted to Learn How
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
BUSH DEMURS IN SHASTA BANK CASE
GLENN COUNTY TO VOTE ON GOOD ROADS BONDS
WOMAN ASKS $12,000 FOR STUBBING TOE IN STREET
TWO ARE JAILED AS MINE LOOTERS
MAN WITH TWO WIVES IN ONE HOUSE, ARRESTED
AUTO RUNS OVER BANK WITH 600 FOOT DROP
SAN FRANCISCAN FOUND DEAD NEAR ISLETON
TWO CRUISERS ORDERED TO THE ASIATIC WATERS
HAPPY CAMP INDIAN KILLS NIECE AND SELF
SOLANO COUNTY VALUES INCREASED BY $48,772
Yesterday's ; Fire : Report
VALLEY ROAD MAY BE A W. P. FEEDER
OIL LOCATORS RUSH TO DESERT NEAR MOJAVE
BAKERSFIELD MERCHANTS WANT MUNICIPAL LIGHTS
FIVE YEARS IN PRISON FOR SLASHING HIS WIFE
SIX OPEN ACCOUNTS IN VALLEJO'S POSTAL BANK
VALLEJO MAKES READY TO RECEIVE TEMPLARS
MARSHAL ROBBED BY CAMORRA SUSPECT
MOKELUMNE RIVER PROJECT DISCUSSED
SENATOR CAMINETTI IS ORDERED TO MOVE ON
THEATER PLANS CHANGED BY ETHEL BARRYMORE
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY; ALAMEDA, HAYWARD, SAN LEANDRO
WITNESS FOR THE DEFENSE A BOOMERANG
United States Army Officer to. Marry Berkeley Sorority Oir
Lieut. Ray Longfellow Avery to Come From Maine Post to Claim His Bride
TONS OF STEEL TO SUSTAIN HALL
SAVANT DEMONSTRATES NEW PICTURE MACHINE
PLAYS AID BUILDING OF WOMEN'S DORMITORY
MATING AT RINK
Harry J. Banker, Building Inspector, City of Berkeley
CHINESE SHOOTS YOUNG COMPANION
COUNCIL DROPS CITY OFFICIAL
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON .THE~BAY OF~SAN FRANCISCO
BUILDING COST IS $6,370,015
PUBLIC WORKS REPORT SHOWS OAKLAND'S GROWTH IS STEADY
MANY TEACHERS TAKE ORAL EXAMINATIONS
! COLORADO WOMAN TO TELL OF SUFFRAGE
"BANQUETERS KEEP j FRENCH HOLIDAY
POLICEMAN SUSPENDED FOR USING VIOLENCE
CHAMBER INDORSES EXTENSION OF SEWERS
BERKELEYAN PRINCIPAL OF DANVILLE SCHOOL
DIRECTORS ASSIGN HEADS OF SCHOOLS
SPEAKER OPPOSES SUNDAY LEGISLATION
Marriage Licenses
LODOER IDENTIFIES VICTIM OF AUTO
TEACHER OF MUSIC TO GIVE A MUSICALE
• OAKLAND DEPARTMENTS TO SUBMIT ESTIMATES
TRAFFIC DISPUTE NEAR SETTLEMENT
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#CaLLS^ PAGi^)P aSPOI?iS
THERE'S SOMETHING WRONG WITH THE RULES OF ETIQUETTE.
CUPID AND A MINE I COST WOMAN $400
REORGANIZATION OF | SAN JOAQUIN CEAGVE
ANGLERS TO FISH IN SALTY WATERS
j SALT LAKE SELECTIONS
BATTLING NXLSON MATCHED
YACHTS READY TO START IN CONTEST
HORSES TO TROT FOR GOOD CAUSE
"GREATER CITY" MOVEMENT IS ON
BREEDER FORCED TO CURTAIL STUD
LA BOLD TAKES LATONIA FEATURE
| LATONIA ENTRIES |
WINDSOR ENTRIES
PAY STREAK IS LAGOON WINNER
#| SALT LAKE ENTRIES
LEAGUE CADETS TO GO CAMPING
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Fans Are Treated to Fast Baseball at Recreation Park
JO BIPP REVEALS A FINE PHILOSOPHICAL DISPOSITION UNDER STRESS OF DISAPPOINTMENT
SEALS WIN EXCITING GAME FROM OAKLAND
BASEBALL NOTES
BALKE TAKES SECOND PLACE IN BUFFALO RACE
CHURCHES URGED TO OBSERVE LABOR SUNDAY
FIRST CRUISER LAUNCHED FOR NEW CHINESE NAVY
RAIN STOPS TENNIS MATCHES
NEW AKENA FOB NEW TO»K
bams deadlocked for second place -, – ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■- i
RUNS ALL MADE ON WILD HEAVES
MljrOS CHANGE IK FOOTBAIi XVIX
SENATORS TAKE THREE STRAIGHT
U. C Football Schedules Are Announced
T&JLTX WIWHTS MEET IK AUOUII
WHITE BOX ays BASS thikt
FIVE HOI RONS ADD SPICY TOUCH
RACING DOOMED IK Wa*W YORK
STANDING OP CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES
WHIRLWIND RACE IN FIRST DIVISION
STRUNK THROWS THE GAME AWAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
V AMERICAN ASSOCIATION^
WESTERN LEAGUE
TENNIS MATCHES PROVE EXCITING
Golden Gate Gun Club Will Hold Shoot
GAUDIUMS TO PLAY FOOTBALL
VANDEKBILTS BRUME RUNS SECOND
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TEACHCPS FROM CHICAGO MEMBERS OF THE UNION
Leaders.of Ihe Illinois Delegation to,the Convention Are Powerful in the Windy City
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REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL SECTION
HOW IMPROVED TRANSPORTATIONIFwORKINfI WONDERFLL TRANSFoSION iFiHEIaN LEANDRO-Bllfllloi DISTRICT
ELECTRIC LOOP BRINGS SAN LEANDRO INTO THE METROPOLITAN DISTRICT
Western Pacific Railway Invited To Extend Lines in Two Directions
SALES REPORTED BY OSCAR HEYMAN & BRO.
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CITY'S INDUSTRIAL GROWTH CAUSES THE BUILDING OF LARGE STRUCTURES
MODELQUARTERS FOR TWO URGE MANUFACTORIES
MAKING STREETS IN THE SUNSET
I NEW AND GREATLY ENLARGED FACTORY FOR GHIRARDELLI CHOCOLATE 1 WORKS AT NORTH BEACHJND SHOW BUILDING FOR THE EXPOSITION
MUCH HOME BUILDING IN CORONA HEIGHTS
ADDITION TO THE ITALIAN-SWISS COLONY BUILDING AT BATTERY AND GREENWICH STREETS.
STOCKTON'S NEW HOTEL BUILT IN THE MOST MODERN STYLE
STOCKTON HOTEL NEARLY FINISHED
HKAI, ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
CITY PROPERTY GOOD INVESTMENT
LOANS INCREASE FOR BUILDING
BUILDING PERMITS REACH LARGE SUM
RECENT SALES IN MANY DISTRICTS
SALES REPORTED BY SOL. GETZ & SONS
KiilNlinc Contract*
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PROJECT THAT MEANS MUCH FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE CITY
STOCKTON STREET TUNNEL MAY BE BUILT SOON
HAVE ELECTRICS
EVENTS OF WEEK AMONG THE CLUBS
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CUSSING THE COOK STARTS SHIP RIOT
ONTARIO CABINET SAVES WOMAN FROM GALLOWS
MANY FINE ROADS TO SPAN COUNTRY
MAN, TEAM AND BUGGY ARE BLOWN TO ATOMS
Patents for Californians
Californians in New York
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATED TWICE
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1 COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS jPECIALLY. REPORTED FORTHEC^^
TRADING SMALLEST IN THREE YEARS
STOCK MARKET AT LOW LEVEL,
STOCK MARKET
MINING STOCKS
[SUMMARY OF ! THE MARKETS
OIL STOCKS «—, _—.«.
j GRAIN MARKET T
LOCAL MARKETS
TAX COLLECTOR OFFICE PAY RAISES PROTESTED
CUT COLEMAN'S TAXES? NOT MUCH, SAYS KELLY
MUNICIPAL CAR BARN AT GEARY AND PRESIDIO
IMPERIAL VALLEY GINS SEASON'S FIRST COTTON
Movements of Vessels In All Parts of the World
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
•u*irtj-LanjTj--nj-u-t.-. – r n_ri_n_n^_njn_nj-aVj-uTj*LaAAIl'C PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF % STEAMERS
U. S. Branch Hydrographic Office
Sun, Mood and Tide
.-„"-* .~ .';■'.. Time Ball ■-■...- – •_•
HTDROOHAPHIC OFFICE
VETERAN FIRE ENGINE DRIVER IS RETIRED
j Weather Report
MARK TWAIN'S ESTATE IS VALUED AT $471,136
JOHN HAYS HAMMOND^ RETURNS FROM LONDON
DOG LEADS FAMILY TO ' MAN GORED BY BULL
Unknown
Masthead
ALONZO VISITS SCOTLAND
The Open Letter Section
A Word of Thanks
I HOW T6y MAKE A PRINTING CABINET
A MOTOR for;toy rowboats.
WISE AND OTHERWISE
The Metals of the World
A Substitute
HOW TO BUILD YOUR OWN RAFT AT A NOMINAL COST
Foolscao
Some Historical Stamps
Tide Waits for Lawson
Making Grandma Happy
HINTS TO INEXPERIENCED CAMPEfgfr
Paper Towels for the Doll House
A Comfortable Camp Bed IIV JA7HKS WILLIAMS
How to Make a Durable Tent
The Whole Truth
THREE FINE WATCHES WILL BE AW
THREE FINE WATCHES TO BE AWARDED AS WRITING PRIZES
AWARDED A PRIZE
AWARDED A PRIZE I
AWARDED A PRIZE
— ■—•————'■ '•♦ Winners of the Puzzle Prizes ]
Led Into a Temptation
THE SECRET KEEPING BOY AND HIS LITTLE SWORD
FOR THE YOUNGER JUNIORS
SOME SHORT STORIES BY YOUNG JUNIOR WRITERS
Artificial Lace
Went to the Head of the Class
An Interesting Bird
A Good Resting Place
How a Spider Saved a Kingdom
THE WINNERS OF PAINT BOX PRIZES
The, MOTOR BOYS
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