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San Francisco Call, Volume 110, Number 78, 17 August 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
TARIFF ALMOST SPLITS CAUCUS OF DEMOCRATS
MAPLE LEAF STEAMERS WILL TOUCH THIS PORT
POULTRY TRUST MEMBERS GET JAIL SENTENCES
Forest Ranger With Gun Gathers Force to Fight Big Fire
POPE PIUS GROWS VISIBLY STRONGER
CALIFORNIA SHINES AT INDUSTRIAL FAIR
JUDGE DOOLING WILL ' CONDUCT NEW TRIAL
HUMAN BONES FOUND IN RANCH EXCAVATION
M'CARTHY CLUB CONDEMNS ACTS OF THE MAYOR
FATHER OF REFEREE DIES, SON LIES ILL
CALIFORNIANS IN CONGRESS WILL SEE TAFT TODAY
Woman Whips Gossip Man Howls in Pain
TORNADO SWEEPS TOWN DEMOLISHING A HOTEL
Mrs. Newburgh Thrashes John Dexner for Causing Husband to Kidnap Son
AUTHOR OF "CHANTECLER" IS SERIOUSLY INJURED
BRAVERY TO SAVE BABY MAY COST MOTHER'S LIFE
LOST GIRL IS HYPNOTIC VICTIM
CONGREGATION SENDS CALL TO DR. TWOMEY
BRITISH MOBS FIGHT POLICE AND SOLDIERS
RECORDER GETS NOTICE OF WORLD'S END In 1912
Clan Fraser to Commemorate The Birth of Sir Walter Scott
INDIANS SUE U. S. FOR $25,000,000
AUDITOR REPORTS CITY TAX TOTAL
INVESTIGATION ASKED IN PANAMA CANAL WORK
MANY SCHOOLS LACK FIRE CALL SERVICE
FIFTY NEW STATIONS TO MEASURE WATER POWER
CITY LOSES UNDER RULING OF BOARD
MOOSE ORGANIZER HELD ON ORDER OF POLICE
144 CHINESE GAMBLERS RELEASED BY JUDGE
ALLEGED WHITE SLAVER HELD IN HEAVY BONDS
UNION FORMED OF MIGRATORY LABOR
PRACTICE IS HAD AT SUBCALIBRE
WITNESSES AGAINST WATT QUESTION LAND VALUE
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Peace May End War Begun by Elopers' Love Mrs. Geraghty's Relatives Hint at Settlement
Wife Still Episcopalian
MEXICAN TROOPS TO GUARD BORDER
PETALUMA BRIDE IS FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Day's Happenings in Work for Exposition
SUTTER STREET CO. DENIES CITY PLEA
CLEAN NEWSBOY EXILED BY DIRTY NEW YORKERS
JUDGE LAWLOR READY TO END BRIBERY CASES
SANTA CRUZ WILL SEE AEROPLANES
VALLEJO.WANTS NEW FERRY AND HIGHWAY
Conferences Held by Houses of Congress
WORRY OVER GIRL STRAIN ON NERVES
BOOSTS FOR 1915 FAIR ARE BILLED TO OREGON HOST
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Nation Must Applaud President Taft For the Courage of His Statehood Veto
Graft Cases Are Over; Give Us No More Graft
If YOU Owned This City, Which Would YOU Choose To Manage It For the Next 4 Years==Rolphor McCarthy?
Attswers to Queries
Equal Suffrage Club of Vallejo Thanks The Call
CIRCUIT RIDER USES THE TRAINS
Abe Martin
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
THE RECALL
You Can Elect San Francisco's Governing Officers on Sept. 26
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
Banners and Flags to Fly For Suffrage
HILLSIDE CLUB WILL INAUGURATE SEASON
BASKET BALL CIRL TO, MARRY ATHLETE
G. A. MORLOCK MARRIES MISS NELLIE V. CASEY
RETAILERS' FAIR HELPS WOMEN VOTE SEEKERS
MARGARET HALEY %ON TRIP TO, HELP S&FFRAGISTS
Aspiration' Hat, Reaching To Heaven, Is the Latest
Plumas County Women Organize at Quincy an Equal Suffrage League
WOMEN'S SELF-DENIAL TO HELP CALIFORNIA
AMERICAN BISCUIT GIRLS FORM A CLUB
GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS TO ORGANIZE
Placer County Branch Busy Circulating Votes For Women Petitions
MISS BERRY THF RRfQE OF PROF. HILLEBRAND
How Quarrels Are Started By Lovers
Suffrage Pennants Fly From Tamalpais 3,000 Feet in Air
DRESSMAKER BRINGS SUIT FOR DAMAGES
Society Woman Invades Saloon In Suffrage War
Adeline Francis at the Empress in Clever Novelty Entitled the "Graphophone Girl"
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Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
ASSOCIATED OIL SUED FOR DAMAGES
SAILOR COMPLAINS OF COMPANIONS' PERFIDY
FANCIED ACCUSATION DRIVES TO SUICIDE
THEATER MANAGERS REFUSE UNION'S DEMAND
FIGHT FOR WATER FRONT BEGUN BY VALLEJO
BODY OF BARBER RECOVERED FROM RIVER
FORESTERS' DELEGATES MAKE JOURNEY EAST
EXAMINATION SET FOR REGISTRAR'S DEPUTIES
CONVICTED WIRELESS MAN FATHER OF A BOY BABY |
TRIAL OF PIPPIN HAS COME TO END
VALLEJO WANTS TAFT TO SEE NAVY YARD
Vallejo Brevities
Navy Yard News
MUNYON DRAWS RICH AND POOR
Yesterday* Fire Report
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Equal Rights Leaders Supply Logic and Fun
Miss F. Schage of Seattle Who Aids Local Suffragists
Young Woman Who Helped Entertain At Mill Valley Suffrage Card Party
BIG MEETING PLANNED FOR NEXT SATURDAY
GAS COMPANY REPLACES FRANKING WITH STAMPS
Health and Beauty Advice
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA. HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
KEITH NOT ABLE TO READ BRAILE LETTER SYSTEM
Mrs. John B. Baker, Who Is the Bride Of Railroadman
RAILROAD WORK BEGUN IN REDWOOD CANYON
PROF. ALBIN PUTZKER IS HONORED BY CLUB
CHANGES IN ALAMEDA SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TO LIGHT STATION AREAS
BODY OF JOHN W. GATES IS BORNE TO AMERICA
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS FELT IN PORTUGAL
TEN MONTHS' SEA CRUISE ENJOYED
• RECEPTION IS TO BE HELD FOR ORCHESTRA _____ •
GOVERNOR WILL BE SPEAKER AT FETE
McFADDEN MADE MANY BEQUESTS TO CHARITY
SEASICKNESS DRIVES WORKER FROM HIS JOB
GIRL PREFERS DEATH TO LIFE WITHOUT, LOVE
OLYMPIC CUTS DOWN HER RECORD BY 46 MINUTES
BORRIES TO MAKE INSANITY PLEA
SURVIVORS OF AUTO ACCIDENT RECOVERING
CAMPAIGN BEGINS TO INCREASE MEMBERSHIP
ANT.I-JAPANESE LEAGUE UNDERTAKES CAMPAIGN
NEGLECT OF BABY PLEA FOR DIVORCE
ASSESSMENT FIGURES OF ALAMEDA COMPLETED
FIRE AUTO TRIED OUT BEFORE CITY COUNCIL
AUDITOR-ASSESSOR GETS NEW POSITION
BIG LUMBER FIRM DOES TO OAKLAND
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
COUPLE ARRESTED FOR PAWNING RING
CADETS WILL OPEN SEASON WITH DANCE
CLUBS WILL DEMAND SANITARY SCHOOLS
AGED MAN IS KILLED BY ELECTRIC TRAIN
Knockout Brown Lives Up to His Name
Stockton Brevities
Roy L.Shurtleff, Business Manager, Daily Californian
COLLEGE JOURNALS TO APPEAR EARLY
BERKELEY WOMAN DIES AT DAUGHTER'S HOME
STATE AERIE IN ANNUAL SESSION
POSTOFFICE CLERKS CHAMPION OAKLAND
COALMAN ARRESTED FOR ALASKA FRAUD
CITY WILL EXTEND SCENIC BOULEVARD
ELMHURST READY FOR CELEBRATION
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
THEY ALWAYS COME BACK FOR MORE
RECORD IS MADE BY ENDYMION II
BUTTE ENTRIES
BUTTE SELECTION* I
TOWN TURNS OUT TO j MEET HERO-ATHLETEi
GRIFFIN HOPES TO GET BALDWIN
Columbia Club Holds Boxing Bouts
GRAND CIRCUIT STRIKES BUFFALO
1 HAMILTON RESULTS
HAMILTON ENTRIES I
W. 0. A. 0. GETS BOXING PERMIT
JHTFBIES STAETS IK BY TISBUXO
POLICE AT HOME IS WIELDING BIG STICK
— ■!—■„., – ■■.——■■ ■.—„.,.. .. —■- ..1 „.„, I | ■_■ ■| .11 I CLUB STANDINGS IN NORTHWEST ~LEAGVe
SEVERAL PERSONS HURT BY STREETCAR CRASH
Today's Meetings of Improvement Clubs
COLUMBUS TURNS OUT FOR RAGES
CHOLERA IS FATAL TO – MANY AT MARSEILLES
COLORADO LABOR MEN AGAINST BOY SCOUTS
DETECTIVES ARREST SUPPOSED BUNKO MEN
CUTLER WILL SUE FOR FORMER SEAT
VERBAL CLASH FEATURES SANTA ROSA INQUIRY
BOSTON FISHING BOATS MAY INVADE THIS COAST
Golfer Eliminated By Sun's Strokes
PLTTCKY MARINERS RETTTKN
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Locals Crawl Up While Vernon Tightens Grip on Lead
CAN ANGELS UNCAN GAME DUCKS CAN?
Sidelights on the Game Between Seats and Senators j
WIFE EXONERATED OF CHARGE OF ASSAULT
VICTORIA ACTS IN GAME LIKE PROVERBIAL WORM
Field Ball Players Are Getting in Trim
Marysville Opens Its Circuit Racing
OAKS LEAD SEALS B YONE-HALF GAME
STANDING OF CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES
WAITER TRIES TO SHOOT POLICEMAN
CONTRACT IS LET FOR NEW SAFETY STATION
CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN SUCCUMBS TO INJURIES
BROOKLYN IS SHUT OUT AND MAKES ONE WEE HIT
| AMERICAN LEAGUE ♦
j AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
*j WESTERN LEAGUE T + — ♦
RUSSIAN LION STARTS TRAINING
Soccer Organizations May Have Peace
Y. K. C. A. PLAY SATURDAY
BANKER TELLS OF FINE TOUR NORTH
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
UNCLE SAM WANTS MEN TO FILL SEVERAL JOBS ————
R. R. MATERIAL WANTED BY CANAL COMMISSION
PRIVATES DON'T LIKE MAIL CARRYING JOB
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
$ 200,000 SUGAR MELON PLUGGED
New York Stock List
STOCKS AT L,OW LEVEL OF* YEAR
STOCK MARKET
MINING STOCKS
OIL STOCKS
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
GRAINMARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
Notice to Mariners
THREE LINERS ARE DUE THIS MORNING
PIER DIRECTORY
SOUTH OF MARKET STREET
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
, Sun. Moon and Tide
17. S. Brunch Hydrofrraphlc Office
Time Ball
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST i _____
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
STOCK SALES DENIED FOR MRS. HARRIMAN
+ Weather Report *■ Weather Report
HYDBOGRAPHIC OFFICE
DOWNTOWN ASSOCIATION TO GREET AUSTRALIANS
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SINGING TYPO CHANTS PRAISE OF CLEVELAND
MISS TESSIE MADDEN IS MARRIED AT MORNING SERVICE IN CATHEDRAL
PRINTER DROPS DEAD IN THE GREEK THEATER
CARR OF LOS ANGELES GETS MEDAL
$3,000,000 ESTATE LEFT *" BY OLD SAND BANK MAN
MERRITT OF THE MAINE TO HAVE BIG FUNERAL
JOHN HAYS HAMMOND HOME FROM CORONATION
STATE EMBALMING LAW IS DISCUSSED
Two California Undertakers at 1911 Convention
WOMAN HURT AS FERRY HITS SLIP
BRICK KILN CAUSES DESTRUCTION OF PLANT
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