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San Francisco Call, Volume 110, Number 85, 24 August 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
AIRMAN HITCHES PLANE TO TREE FOR FINAL LAP
STAMPEDE FOLLOWS BIG GOLD STRIKE
FRANCE NAMES MISSION TO STUDY U. S. BUSINESS
Bly'me Mates Now We'll Have a Lady Pilotess on the Brig
BANKER SWINGS PIPE ON ENEMY
LABORER'S PIPE IS OUT AND HE'S IN HOSPITAL
Rolph Spends 42d Birthday With His Family Next Mayor Gets Many Handsome Presents
STUDENTS ABROAD WORKING FOR SOUP
KING ALFONZO'S SECOND SON IS OPERATED ON
RAINS FLOOD LOMBARDY, DOING GREAT DAMAGE
FRUIT PACKERS WIN
JAMES W. COLE FREED OF FRAUD CHARGE
NEW REDDING BANK WILL OPEN SOON
UPTON SINCLAIR SAYS HE WANTS A DIVORCE
RECEPTION HELD FOR HIS FRIENDS
SNAKE WITH 17 BUTTONS SMASHED WITH A CLUB
REFORMCURE A NOSTRUM, SAYS TAFT
Taft Outlines His Policy for Future
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BRITISH AFRICA IS AS BIG AS NEW YORK
WOMEN OF FUTURE MAY HAVE HIRSUTE FACES
Nuts for Black to Crack Straphanger Offers Them
LOVE ENIGMA ENDS IN GIRL'S SUICIDE
CHARGE OF ATTORNEY IS CRIMINAL LIBEL
EDUCATION BOARD PURCHASES AUTO
'GREEN KNIGHT' MUSIC TO BE PLAYED FRIDAY
SACRAMENTO AND SAM JAQUIN VALLEYS
MOTHER SUES S. P. FOR SON'S DEATH
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER DIE IN EACH OTHER'S ARMS
STEAMBOAT MAN PLANS NEW FREIGHT SYSTEM
GREAT NORTHERN-PLANS 200 MILES OF NEW LINES
BOARD TO SELECT NEW PRISON SITE
WARRANTS FOR MAN EN ROUTE TO MARRY
STOCKTON DISTRICT ATTORNEY HONORED
$5,000 SUIT STARTED TO RECOVER DEPOSIT
STATE PRINTER HAS 22 AMENDMENTS
U. S. SENATOR CLAPP TO TALK CONSERVATION
JEWELER DELIVERS GEM ON TELEPHONE ORDER
FIRE DESTROYS HOME OF BUSINESS AGENT
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United Eagles Bury Dead Insurgency at Love Toast
PROGRAM FOR BIG PARADE, BUSINESS AND PLEASURE
COLTON BAND PLAYS A SERENADE FOR CALL
PORTLAND FIRE MENACES WATER FRONT FACTORIES
ARMY ORDERS
PICK OF SLEUTHS TRAIL LOST CANVAS
ELKS ARRANGE FOR THREE DAY OUTING
Collegians to Try the Golden Gate Swim
Ticket Nominated for Vote of Grand Aerie
WOMAN FALLS DEAD IN CAFE BOXROOM
LABOR NEWS
Frances Elliott, Who Will Sing at Banquet at Pa]ace
U. C. Has Likely Lot of Freshman Material
Directions for Aeries Competing for Prizes
CIVIL SERVICE WILL HOLD EXAMINATION
Casa Del Rey, Santa Cm*
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Law Puts Brakes on Campaign Grab
CHARTER SNAGS SCHEME TO HIT CITY CASH BOX
R. L. Hathorn Who Says He'll Be Right Hand to Jim Rolph
RULE ON ELECTION BOARDS VIOLATED
WORKINGMEN'S CI.UB IS A UNIT FOR ROLPH
ROLPH SENDS VALENTINE THANKS FOR SUPPORT
HATHORN DECLARES FOR DECENT CITY
GREATER OAKLAND GETS S. P. TERMINAL RATES
BARBARY COAST TARIFF RESEMBLES SCHEDULE X
WALSH MUST EXPLAIN WONG YOU'S RELEASE
AUTO DRIVERS START TEST OF DOUBLE NUMBERS LAW
MCCARTHY GETS CHILL WELCOME IN RELIEF HOME
Health and Beauty Queries
'Today s Meetings of Improvement Clubs i
Yesterday4* Fire Report
SUTTER STREET TO HAVE NEW HOTEL
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ROLPH RALLY AT DREAMLAND RINK Men Prominent in Every Section of City on Platform
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS WILL ERECT BUILDING
LECTURE ON BURBANK WITH ILLUSTRATIONS
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Crosseyed Criti= cism of Taft's Statehood Veto
Continued Disturbances in Mexico
What Pacific Coast Cities Must Do
Enforce the Law and Stop McCarthy's Vote Buying Raid on the City Treasury
Unknown Conditions Affecting the Canal Trade
Rapid Growth of Coast Cities
Representative Smith's Plan of Tariff Revision
ONE MULE BALKS RAILROAD BOARD
Abe Martin
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
THE WISE INVESTOR
You Can Elect San Francisco's Governing Officers on Sept. 26
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Samart Set
Missionary and Artist Join State Force of Workers for Cause of Equal Suffrage
SUFFRAGE TEA DRAWS SOCIETY TO MEETING
ARMAND CAILLEAU WILL RESUME BUSINESS HERE
Mrs. Kothe Will Hold Meetings Nightly in the Mission
BERKELEY SUFFRAGE HEADQUARTERS OPEN
Mrs. Julia S. Sanborn Will Work Among Local Colored Folk
SAN FRANCISCO WOMEN TO INVADE SACRAMENTO
VETERAN FIREMEN PAY $3,000 DEBT ON HOME
"A Little at a Time and Oftener"
Women Demand Suffrage in Order to Mold the Future
FRUITVALE MEN HEAR SUFFRAGE ORATORS
THREE GIRLS TRAPPED WHEN DWELLING BURNS
SUFFRAGISTS MEET IN EAST OAKLAND
I—_«1—_« Californians on Travels I
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HIGH NOON WEDDING IN PROCATHEDRAL
SAN FRANCISCO SOCIETY GIRL TAKEN AS BRIDE BY SON OF GOVERNOR FOSS
PIE HAY ECLIPSE TAFT'S BEST SMILE
SEBASTOPOL SHOW HOLDS EASTERNERS
MILITARY FUNERAL AT PRESIDIO TODAY
Thorkil Mathiason, For Whom Friends Are Searching
ARMY ORDERS
HISSING MAN DEAD HIS FRIENDS FEAR
KENTUCKY BURLEY CROP ONE-SIXTH OF 1910 YIELD
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APPLES MADE INTO EMBLEM OF ORDER
Contra Costa Eagles Display Fruits, Wineand Other Products
CHILD HELD AS HEIR OF ESTATE BY COURT
BOGUS CHECK SENDS BRITISHER TO JAIL
ATHLETIC PROGRAM AT . SHELL MOUND SUNDAY
DIVORCE AIDED BY DELAY IN MAILS
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
CHAUFFEUR BLAMED FOR AUTO ACCIDENT
McCARTHY EXONORATED BY CORONER'S JURY
MOTHER AND SON ARE LAID IN ONE GRAVE
MERCHANTS PREPARE TO PROMOTE WORLD PEACE
CITY TAX RATE WILL BE READY NEXT WEEK
DESERTED WOMAN LEAVES FOR ENGLAND
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ASKS W.P. TO DREDGE
Evelyn Steele, an Associate Editor Of College Paper
STUDENTS PREPARE MONTHLY OCCIDENT
CAMP COOK VICTIM OF SUNDAY HUNTERS
MANUFACTURERS AND GOOD ROADS MEETINGS
MAKING READY TO DEDICATE NEW SCHOOL
INQUEST HELD ON VICTIMS OF TRAINS
KNOWLAND IS ON WAY HOME FROM WASHINGTON
ADMISSION DAY TO BE CELEBRATED
EVERYTHING BUT THE STOVE DISAPPEARS
MOTHER OF CHAMPION GIRL SWIMMER INJURED
CHINESE VICTIM OF LOSERS AT LOTTERY
HIGH FENCE SHOWS LOVE FOR NEIGHBOR
MILLION DOLLARS MADE FOR EACH STORK'S VISIT
GOMPERS ENDS McNAMARA WORK IN SALT LAKE CITY
WOMEN HELD AFTER MAN IS FOUND DEAD
ONE DEAD, TWO MAY DIE, IN $50,000 HOTEL FIRE
U.C. ALUMNA IS PRIZE ESSAYIST
SECURITIES ATTACKED FOR INHERITANCE TAX
FREE LECTURE SYSTEM STATISTICS GIVEN
400 SAILORS ON WAY TO MARE ISLAND YARD
Max Dill, Comedian, Who Will Act on Macdonough Stage
GERMAN FUNMAKER PLAYS IN OAKLAND
SUPERVISORS ASKED TO SPEND MONEY FOR ROADS
CHURCH ASKS LEAVE TO MAKE MORTGAGE
RICHMOND MERRY OVER DECISION
BLACKAMAR CIRCLE GIVES ENTERTAINMENT
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
INHUMAN FATHER LODGED IN JAIL
MISS BROWN INVITES COUNCIL TO MEETING
LECTURER SPEAKS TO HELP THE JEWS
HOTEL BARNUM COMPANY WOULD OUST LESSEE
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE SEEKS DIRECT SERVICE
CORD AROUND THE ANKLE TO PREVENT THE CRAMPS
Marriage Licenses
Florence Small of Bulwer Lytton Club, Player in Drama
GUARDSMEN WILL STAGE "SANTIAGO"
OAKLAND OFFICIAL GIVEN PROMOTION
WIFE'S FEET WERE TOO COLD FOR HIM
BOUGHT BY BOTH PARTIES NEGRO VOTES DEMOCRATIC
FRENCH MINISTER HAS MENU CARD COLLECTION
TEN RUSSIAN SOLDIERS ARREST BOYS AS SPIES
ENTRIES IN TAHOE RUN ANNOUNCED
RACES TO BE HELD COLUMBUS DAY
PRESIDENT JEFFERY TELEGRAPHS THANKS
LETTER REFUSED PROBATE AS WILL
ARMY ENGINEERS TO VISIT BERKELEY
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
WILL EXCUSE YOU IF YOU CAN'T ANSWER THIS.
RULING OF COURT DOOMS BILLBOARD
GOOD MARKET IN MILAN FOR ALL OIL UTENSILS
FLOWERS SHOULD BE CUT WITH CARE
CARRIE NATION HELD MEN DRANK FOR EFFECT
CANADIANS CAN COD TO IMPROVE BUSINESS
STOCKTON DEFINES ITS BOXING STAND
Aquatic Sports on Card At Sausalito
Iowa Man Leads in Individual Match
VALLEJO BOXING DATE CHANGED
AUSTRALIAN BICYCLIST WINS
JEANETTE SCORES QUICK KNOCKOUT
Poly High Will Hold Swimming Meet
Al Stanley in Straight Heats at Goshen
Bidwell's Books Found to Be Correct
STANFORD PRACTICE STARTS SEPTEMBER 5
HIKERS REACH CHICAGO
EASTERN PUGILIST DIES
LOCAL MEN ALL WIN IN MATCHES
Gotch Will Train Behind Closed Doors
WHITE SOX HOT AFTER PLAYERS
TENNIS EXPERTS STRIKE A PUZZLE
HARNESS RACES ON SLOW TRACK
U. C. FOOTBALL RALLY TODAY
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Oaks, Beavers and Vernon Defeat the Second Divisioners
PLAYERS AND INCIDENTS HAVING TO DO WITH THE COMMUTERS' EASY VICTORY YESTERDAY OVER ANGELS
FANS BORED BY BUSH BASEBALL
SECOND DIVISION SHOWS ITS CLASS
BYRAM IS WILD SO SOLONS LOSE
VANDERBILT'S SUNBURST SECOND
BRITON AFTER OUR GOLF HONORS
TWELFTH FRAME FINISHES SEALS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
WESTERN LEAGUE
BLANCO PRESENTED WITH RING
STANDING OF CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES
CHICAGO AGAIN LEADS LEAGUE
Sidelights on Ball Game Between Oaks and Angels
TACOMA RECRUIT SHOWS UP WELL
CLUB STANDINGS IN NORTHWEST LEAGUE
Fieldball Gains Favor Among Schools
VOLUNTEERS WANTED TO DISTRIBUTE FISH
FLOCK OF WILD TURKEYS LOOSED
Lacrosse Teams Agree To Play Again
YACHTSMEN TO FEED, NOT SWIM
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
ASSOCIATED SAGS, SUGAR ADVANCES
New York Stock List
RECORDS LOWER IN DULL MARKET
STOCK MARKET
MINING STOCKS
OIL STOCKS
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
CAFE OWNER VIOLATES THE EIGHT HOUR LAW
AORANGI DEPARTS FOR ANTIPODES
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Time Ball
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
U. S. Branch Hydrographic Office
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Memoranda
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Weather Report
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WORK NEEDED TO KEEP FLEET Father Serra's Statue for Park
Many Engagements for Exposition Directors
SANTA FE OPENS NEW LINE TO TEXAS
10,000 MARK IS PASSED BY MUNYON
WOODMEN CELEBRATE AT AUDITORIUM
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