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San Francisco Call, Volume 110, Number 90, 29 August 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
SEVEN KILLED, LOSS A MILLION IN SOUTH STORM
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ORDINANCE ENACTED
WILL LOOK INTO CLEMENT SCHOOL CASE TOMORROW
DEAD MILLIONAIRES NIECE CAPTURED BY CUPID
Beattie Hears Knell Cousin Opens Heart
ONCE RICH MINER DIES A PAUPER
MAN COMMITS SUICIDE STANDING IN STREET
J. R. KEENE'S HEALTH IS REPORTED BETTER
EXPRESS COMPANY REDUCES CHARGES
CUMMINS, PEEVED AT TAFT, IS OUT FOR LA FOLLETTE
SHIP SPRINGS LEAK, THEN BURNS AND SINKS
TWO SEAMEN KILLED IN WARSHIP DISASTER
LEHIGH DEATH LIST REACHES TWENTY-NINE
Divorce Suit Filed Sinclairs Friendly
CANAL WILL BE READY IN 1912
BACHELORS MAY PAY FOR LIBERTY
RAILROAD'S TONE IS FIRM
ROLPH TO TALK AT NORTH BEACH
OAKLAND PREPARES TO ENTERTAIN AUSTRALIANS
TRADE ADVANTAGES AUSTRIA-HUNGARY
Roads and Labor Friendly Kruttschnitt Maps Case
POLICEMAN TOLD GAMBLERS OF RAID
CONVICTS BUILT FIRST THEATER IN SYDNEY
GERMAN OFFICER IS TRIED AS SPY
ENDURANCE TEST PROVES HARD ONE
STABS, JABS, GAB AND EGGS-DIVORCE
MAN'S MENTAL ENERGY CAN NOT BE MEASURED
Today s Meetings of Improvement Clubs|
"DOCTORED" TEA IS BARRED FROM PORT
ENERGY OF RADIUM IS ALMOST INEXHAUSTIBLE
URIC ACID MOST PUZZLING POISON
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Rolph Makes Votes in an Old McCarthy Stronghold
This Week s Schedule Of Rolphs Addresses
SHOUTS OF APPROVAL HEARD FROM AUDIENCES
McCarthy Money Shy Even at Big Odds
McDougald wants check back from the state
DID NAPOLEON I HAVE A DOUBLE?
VOLUNTEER ARMY FORMED IN CHINA
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In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
MAN MADE SADDER AND WISER BY MAID
" MAN IS TWICE WOUNDED IN SHOOTING AFFRAY
MAN CRUSHED TO DEATH BY CARLOAD OF LOGS
JAPANESE HANGS SELF TO WIPE OUT DEBT
NEWSPAPER EDITOR GAINS APPOINTMENT
LINEN WEAVING IN THE SORAU DISTRICT
BOY THOUGHT CIRCUS A MUCH BETTER SHOW
FARMERS PROTEST TO SAVE LANDS
MINER MEETS DEATH UNDER FALLEN ,ROOF
GIRL NEARLY DROWNS IN FALL OVERBOARD
CONSTABLE INJURED IN PLUNGE OVER INCLINE
JAPAN MAKES TYPE FOR CHINESE PRINTING
LARGEST DOCK IN WORLD EIGHT YEARS BUILDING
Held for Trial.
BARBER AND GIRL MAY HAVE ELOPED
OIL COMPANY FILES INCORPORATION PAPERS
FORGER IS PARDONED BY GOVERNOR JOHNSON
JUDGE AND HIS WIFE IN AUTO ACCIDENT
HOME OF COUPLE BURNS WHILE BOTH ARE AWAY
GUESSES ARE ALL WRONG, SO DEALER KEEPS COIN
WOULD USE HAIR CABLES ON AIRSHIPS
MINISTER'S ADVICE TO SUNDAY CONGREGATION
PRESIDIO TROOPS TO HOLD REVIEW
LOVE WAS A REALITY FOR THIS YOUNG WOMAN
CONSTRUCTOR OF JUPITER ARRIVES
ATLANTIC SEAPORTS OF URUGUAY SMALL
NEWFOUNDLAND'S TRADE LARGEST IN HISTORY
FORMER OCCUPATIONS OF THE DARING AVIATORS
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THUG BEATS CLERK AND RIFLES SAFE
Miss Virginia Moore Who Will Edit News Of College Women
STUDENT ORGAN TO BE LARGER
NORTH POLE DASH USED BY BUNKOMEN
YeMterday'R Fire Record
WEALTHY CLUBMAN LOSES DIVORCE
BANKRUPT PLUMBER SAYS ILLNESS CAUSE
$240,000 "STREET" GRAB PUT THROUGH
W. T. C. U. OPEN COUNTY CONVENTION TOMORROW
POSTAL EMPLOYE IS INJURED BY AUTO
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Pol! of Congress on Presidential Nominations
Why the Women Should Have Votes
Meaning of the Remarkable Registration
PROBABLY YOU KNOW THIS MAN
Controversy as to Land and Waier Transportation
Senator New* lands' Plan of Currency Reform
Savage 4,aw Breaking in Oklahoma
SHANK'S MARE IS A PASSLESS ROAD
The Cleverness of Wiggins
Treatment
A Safe Prescription
The Creative Touch
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
HUNTING GRIEF
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
Helen of Troy Headdress Will Be Popular Coming Winter
lOWAN WILL MARRY PALO ALTO TEACHER
Our School System Plea for Suffrage Is Woman's Argument
Italians Hear Woman Give Suffrage Talk
SCHOOLTIME WOOING LEADS TO MARRIAGE
SUFFRAGE METING IS PLANNED AT VALLEJO
FORMER TRUSTEE OF VALLEJO WILL MARRY
The Abuse and the Use of 'Considering'
Suffragists Will Carry Banners in Labor Day Parade
Sept. 1 Is Set as Date of Statewide Rally for Suffrage
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
POET RENDERS A PLEASING PROGRAM
NEW BRANCH LIBRARY AT MELROSE OPENED
WOMAN PIONEER DIES AT DAUGHTER'S HOME
ATTACK IS FATAL TO BERKELEY INSTRUCTOR
S. P. LINEMEN FALL FROM HIGH LADDER
ORPHAN SCHOOL TO HOLD EXERCISES
First Conference of Year Held By the Staff of Blue and Gold
COUNTY ADVISED NOT TO PAY BILL
ALAMEDA ELKS MAKE READY FOR PICNIC
BAY CITY EXPECTS POSTAL BANK SOON
ONE OF MAYBRAY GANG SURRENDERS HIMSELF
ALAMEDA WOMEN PLEAD SUFFRAGE
CONGREGATION WISHES TO BUILD NEW CHURCH
• j LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
CARDS SENT OUT FOR MANY TEAS
ORPHAN SCHOOL HEAD WILL GIVE LECTURE
Miss Lucy Fuhrer Charms Audience With Her Skill
CLEVER ACTORS AMUSE OAKLAND
BENEFIT TO BE GIVEN . SETTLEMENT CLUB
JOAQUIN MILLER IS ABLE TO BE ABOUT
Marriage Licenses
SUMMARY OF CHILD LABOR LAW ISSUED
MORE TIME WANTED TO PREPARE PROTEST
BICYCLIST RUNS DOWN AND INJURES WOMAN
MOTORCYCLE STOLEN FROM AUTO VICTIM
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO GO SIGHTSEEING
CIVIL WAR VETERAN DIES IN ALAMEDA
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
OAKLAND'S TAX RATE HIGHEST
Miss E. Sanders To Preside Over Wheel of Fortune
ST. ANTHONY'S TO HOLD A REUNION
REV. A. W. PALMER IS REAPPOINTED
AUSTRALIAN BUTTER USED IN ENGLAND
CHLOROFORM RARELY USED AS ANESTHETIC
PICARD ON TRIAL FOR DYNAMITING
CITY COUNCIL IS UPHELD BY COURT
Army Orders
FARMERS'SHORT COURSE IS ADDED
MECHANICAL MOWERS HAVE OUSTED SCYTHE
MAYOR PROPOSES NEW TAX SYSTEM
CLUBS WILL URGE A SITE FOR NEW SCHOOL
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
THIS ALSO COMES UNDER THE HEAD OF PLEASURE.
Fighters and Promoters Deadlocked on Referee
DR. BAILEY TELLS STORY ABOUT APPENDICITIS
WOLGAST TO FIGHT THREE OPPONENTS
Jakey, All Dolled Up, Quits Umpire Job
WOOL FAT IS APPLIED TO USES OF COMMERCE
SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE MADE
PASSENGER TOOK HIS COAL SUPPLY WITH HIM
RANK OUTSIDERS HAVE THEIR DAY
ANACONDA ENTRIES
Anaconda Selections
Feature at the State Fair Handily Won by Ella Mc
WINDSOR ENTRIES ~[
WINDSOR RESULTS
MOTTNTAIN LIONS KILLING DEER
TY COBB TO TRY TO MAKE HIT ON STAGE
TALBOY WINS BOYS' TOURNEY
CHANEY KNOCKS OUT McCTTE
SENATOR SHOWS WHAT BRINGS PEACE TO HOMES
ONE ROUND HOGAN IS WELL THRASHED
FOOTBALL RALLY AT STANFORD
RIVERS SIQNS TO FIGHT
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Battle of the Giants Begins Today at Recreation Park
RESULTS OF LAST WEEKS SPECTACULAR BASEBALL SERIES DONE IN PEN AND INK BY A CALL ARTIST
Beavers and Oaks Should Provide Slashing Series.
BEAVERS START OUT WITH SLIGHT LEAD
Santa Clara Likely to Have Heavy Team
Rugby Absentees Cause Of Much Worry
'Hack' Gets Up With Sun To Catch Gotch
FOOTBALL SEASON ON IN VALLEJO
RAIH STOPS NEWPOHT TENNIS
VICTORIA REALLY PLAYS, BUT LOSES
• MISS HELMER LEADS IK GOLF
TACOMA CLUB BT7YS VOGEL
CLUB STANDINGS IN NORTHWEST LEAGUE
BIG BABY SQUAD OUT PRACTICING
Princeton Adds Swimming to Curriculum
Pape Holds Chicago to Four Hits and One Run
NATIONAL LEAGUE
{AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
WESTERN LEAGUE f
American Stables May Go To European Tracks
BI^KE WESTERN CHESS CHAMPION
RAIN PREVENTS SHOOTING
STANDING OF CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES
Grand Circuit to Start At Readville
U. C. TRACK RALLY TODAY
Tiny Speed Boats Will Race in Tryouts
MORNING GAMES AT SACRAMENTO
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"COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
ASSETS OF DEPOSIT BANK LESSENED
New York Stock List ]
STOCKS SHOW NUMEROUS GAINS
STOCK MARKET
1 MINING STOCKS J ♦ – —— ' ' -♦
OIL STOCKS
SUMMARY OR THE MARKETS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
SIERRA DUE TODAY FROM ISLAND PORT
", PIER" DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
/ Sun.' Moon and Tide ; ;
Time Ball
I', s. Branch HyArosrraphle Office
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
SIX KILLED WHEN CABOOSE IS WRECK 6&
Weather Report
JUDGE SUES MAYOR; CHARGE IS SLANDER
CHOLERA EPIDEMIC IN FRANCE SPREADS
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OCTOBER 9 TO 11 NAMED BY TAFT FOR VISIT HERE
Taft, Excursion and Luncheon Work Plans
Miss Hazel Pierce, Wooed and Won by Percy T. Hincks
THUGS RUN WHEN VICTIM BATTLES
DECISION AWAITED IN FRANCHISE CASE
POLITICAL ARGUMENT ENDS IN STABBING
DAN CUPID WILL CLOSE CONTRACT
CONVICTED ROBBER FIGHTS FOR RELEASE
WOMAN'S CRIES FRIGHTEN THIEF
Y.M.C.A. OFFICIAL GUEST OF HONOR
Sons of the West Who Will Frolic At Santa Rosa
WIELDER OF REVOLVER IS FREED BY THE LAW
OFFICE TO OPEN FOR PENSIONERS MONDAY
GIRL IS VICTIM OF A BOLD PURSE SNATCHER
ROBT. BRAGG WINS FROM DAUGHTERS
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