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San Francisco Call, Volume 110, Number 99, 7 September 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CITY'S FORMER ASSESSOR SAYS HE'S CHANGED
Nealon Quits McCarthy Camp Against Candidacy of Mayor
MAN DIVES FROM SPEEDING TRAIN
AVIATOR MAKES RECORD FOR SPEED
LEADERS ADVISE AGAINST STRIKE ON I. C. ROAD
MAN GETS "RELIGION" AND TELLS MAYOR OF PERJURY
Clergymen Refuse Astor Gold Today Is Chosen for Ceremony
ASTOR CAN'T FIND DIVINE FOR WEDDING
WOMAN'S ANGER SNARE FOR TWO RICH ADMIRERS
MOVE FOR CITIZEN ARMY IS REJECTED
Petroskey Too Strong for Terry Keller
PUGS'? REFUSE TO BOX
AMERICAN MOTOR AT WINS
Yale AND harvard, WIN AT 1 GOLF
POWELL-RITCHIEI BOUT ? POSTPONED
REAMS BACK 5 FROM Si EAST- 7.. "
Booklovers' Contest Inspiring Winner of Auto Praises Call
ACTRESS AND RUSSIAN HELD FOR SHOPLIFTING
CLEVELAND PRIEST IS APPOINTED BY POPE
DEAD MISSIONARY WAS POISONED BY NATIVES
COUPLES BLINDLY HEED DAN CUPID
Army Orders Z
I -earthed an Time
BROOKS GIRL FOUND BY OAKLAND POLICE
MANHATTAN AND BRONX POPULATION • 2330,000
"TRY IT AGAIN," SAYS MAN SHOT IN MOUTH
MOB STONES PERUVIAN LEGATION AT LA PAZ
FAMOUS HORSES UNDER HAMMER
Hawaiians Had Best Watch Out
Motorboat Wins Race, Then Sinks
McEABLAKD OVER WEIGHT
' ' NOMINATIONS • FOR LATONIA STAK__
'':.. YANKEE' TOSSERS TO ' INVADE / CUBA
BASKET BAIiEES WILL MEET
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
CONSTRUCTION OF RAILROAD BEGINS
BANK FILES SUIT TO RECOVER $21,632 LOAN
VAUDEVILLE PERFORMER IS BEATEN SEVERELY
raker PREDICTS defeat of TAFT NEXT YEAR
CHIEF OF/POLICE SUES FOR SALARY PAST DUE
SCHOOL POLL TAX IS TO BE ABOLISHED
TWO YEARS IN PRISON / FOR/ STEALING HIDES
ARTHUR KLOTZ IS TO BE NEW REGISTRAR
FUND TO DEFEND STATE PRINTER
WATERWAYS COMMITTEE MAY VISIT THE WEST
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TRIBE SURVIVOR COUNTS TO FIVE, BUT THAT'S ALL
Miss Amalia Simpson Married to William Edwin Hough by Bishop
AFFECTION IS SHOWN BETWEEN POPE AND KIN
32 DROWNED, 90 SAVED WHEN SHIP HITS ROCK
RAILROAD MAN TO CROSS 7 ; SEAS TO SIGN A PAPER
J. R. KEENE REPORTED ON ROAD TO RECOVERY
CENTENARIAN LOSES LEG BUT WILL LIVE
DAM PROJECTED IN CALAVERAS CANYON
DEPUTY SHERIFFS GET / MUCH BEER IN RAID
SOLANO COURTHOUSE ''t^sri*/---"-'*' v* -'•^-.^rf'^.i*-**^^.c*^Fi&-»*«^^ -' •■*.■'.> ".*': . NEARLY COMPLETED -"M ' .■" "' '■■-. "'. :. -■/ ■■-"-• ..-.-;* '■*. ' ■'. ■ ■■*■ '> ■ ■>■ ■.:■■: – ■■■■■■; .-■■ *■ * ■:. -■*
« DROWNING OF MULLEN – RESULTS IN' ARREST
GUNNER TELLS OF HIS STORMY^ MARRIED LIFE
NAVY DEPARTMENT TO REVIEW PIPPIN CASE
STOCKTON WILL SPEND $1,000 ON PLAYGROUNDS
ADMISSION DAY HOSTS AWAITED BY SANTA ROSA
j Official Admission Day Program Is Completed
PRIMARY RESULTS IN SACRAMENTO
VALLEJO'S 1 COUNTY,' TAX ;< INCREASED^ CENTS
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FASHION SHOW TO BE MOST IMPOSING
WOMAN PREACHER TO PLEAD SISTERS' CAUSE
OPENING MEETING HELD BY LAUREL HAL^ CLUB
DOCTOR AXED TO TALK FOR STANFORD WOMEN
SUFFRAGISTS TO HOLD MEETING IN STREET
LA W: AGAINST FACTORY REGULATION ATTACKED
Bavarian Baron Cast in New Musical Comedy From Germany
STRAIN OF TRIAL > OVERCOMES WOMAN
SCORES FADS IN HEALTH MATTERS
The Doctor's Answers On' Health and Beauty Questions
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ORIENTAL MUSIC NOW IN VOGUE
NEW GENERATION IS ONE OF LIARS
" FRENCH AUTOMOBILISTS INDULGENT TO PEASANT
Miss Nina E.Moise, Who Was Accorded Novel Distinction
NEW MEASURE PROPOSED FOR FIRE PROTECTION
NEW HIGH SCHOOL FOR NORTH BEACH
GREASE AS FOOD WAS GOOD FOOD
PEARL DIVERS BRAVE DANGER OF PARALYSIS
NEW POSTMASTERS! 1. -1 GIVEN APPOINTMENT
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Cummins Seems to Be Trying To Pave the Way for Cummins
Indirect Effects of State Railroad Regulation
One of the Problems
—— -■ Declares New York the j Pivotal State
Waste of Public Money on Experts
Mr. Bryan's War With Chairman Underwood
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF RAILROADMEN
An Incident of the Road
Half and Half
A Poor Investment
Abe Martin
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
-- . – '■ '.'■ ■■"■ " ■ " _ "'. ."■"" ». THE RASH LOVER
HIGH FINANCE EXEMPLIFIED BY THE UNITED RAILROADS
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
Converts Won For Suffrage By Mans Talk
The Smart Set
Eden Revived, But Mere Man Is Barred Out
EVENING HOURS FOR POSTAL SAVINGS BANK
Don't Let Into a Rut and Vegetate
Business Equality Man's Reason for Giving Woman Vote
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS * ? WOMAN'S SUIT FOR LAND
Prize Offered for Best Solution of A Suffrage Riddle
Woman Shows Politics Acts Like a Tonic
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GOMPERS TO TALK AT TRADES TEMPLE
Notables of Navy and Consulates See War Fish Take to the Water
UNWITTING SLAYER IS { EXONERATED BY JURY
ARBITRATION TREATIES OCCASION OF BANQUET
DODGE SUCCEEDS BOYD AS LIBRARY TRUSTEE
.Yesterday's Fire, Report
CLERK ENDS TROUBLES V BY HANGING HIMSELF
LOCALS FIRM SUED) BY ' WASHINGTON BANKERS
HUNTERS DESTROY AUTO ROAD SIGNS
PSYCHOLOGY MAY RECLAIM YOUTH
RECEIVER REPORTS DECREASED CLAIMS
STUDENTS PROPOSE SELF GOVERNMENT
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REFEREE DOWNED BY DRAIN FEVER
'Eddie' Smith, Who Died After Brave Struggle for Life
NEW TRIAL GRANTED ■V< IN HENDRICKS CASE
PRESIDIO TO HAVE TWO NEW BARRACKS
Today's Meetings of Improvement Clubs
LAWYER'S WIFE SEEKS DISSOLUTION OF TIES
Santa Fe. Excursion Rates
INQUIRY REVEALS CARELESS SAILING
HUTTON TO PROSECUTE : V WIRE TAPPING CASE
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
"SPOTLESS TOWN" IS GIVEN IMPETUS
VIGOROUS DEFENSE V: ' * FOR NEW TAX RATE
LOS ANGELES MAN IS • SENIOR PRESIDENT
COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN CHOOSES CO-WORKERS
[Oakland Manage Licenses :| •-—■—r——————————■'■,'""'77"" r<?*''»
Betrothal Is Announced to Girl Guests at Informal Tea
REAL ESTATE DEALER DIES AT HIS HOME
UNITARIANS MEET AT > ANNIVERSARY BANQUET
OAKLAND JUNK DEALER MUST STAND TRIAL
WOMEN STUDENTS ON COMMITTEES
BROTHER FABRICIAN x ; ?v SPEAKS AT DINNER
PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR VISITING BOYS
Ruth Ware, an Aid To Finance Body Of Girls at U. C.
CIVIL SERVICE BOARD ORGANIZED
Santa Crui, Admission Day
HELPFUL HINTS ON HAIR HEALTH
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
P-A-Y-E CARS ARE SCORED BY WHITE
WIFE SEEKS RELIEF ? FROM SURVEILLANCE
CLOSING OF STORES FAVORED FOR HOLIDAY
PATROLMAN HAS FIGHT WITH ARMED MADMAN
POSTAL SAVINGS BANK WILL OPEN IN ALAMEDA
ALAMEDA WOMEN WILL FORM MOTHERS' CLUB
College Students And Members of The English Club
TWO HUNDRED ATTEND RICHMOND INSTITUTE . ... . ■;____' 7/* – '%, -;■■
DANCE WILL OPEN SEASON OF GAYETY
CHILDREN CAMPAIGN FOR SCHOOL BONDS
KNOWLAND TO TAKE PART IN CARNIVAL
OFFICIALS ADDRESS SOUTH BERKELEY CLUB
Pretty Maids Who Plan Decorations For School Fete
OAKLAND REALTY MEN PLAN DINNER
SOCIAL SEASON TO OPEN WITH BALL
RICHMOND TO VOTE v SOON ON ANNEXATION
Arturo Gonzales, President Oakland High School Class
AGED MAN MISSING $^®'£ISINCE LAST FRIDAY
PAWNBROKER'S CLERK IS FINED BY COURT
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
North and South Will Meet Today on Del Monte Links
Rugby Practice Begins At St. Mary's
Circus Comes Tomorrow For Four Days' Engagement
American Tennis Champion May Play Australian Expert
DARKNESS STOPS GAME WHEN TIED
I STANDING OF > CLUBS% y ' IN MAJOR LEAGUES
CLUB STANDING IN NORTHWEST LEAGUE
Y. M. C. A. Will Run in Relay Races
Santa Cruz Woman After Swimming Honors
ATHLETICS STRONG ON DOUBLE HEADERS
|^ NATIONAL LEAGUE
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Villagers Increase Lead on Ducks, Who Lose to Solons
SOME IMPRESSIONS WHICH FOUND THEIR WAY INTO A CALL ARTIST'S NOTEBOOK YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
Only Four Beavers Reach First Safely
Lowell Football Team Loses Its Captain
Plan to Keep Ball Team From Going Stale
SWIMMING POOL FOR U. C. WOMEN
Harness Meet Planned For Santa Rosa
Seals Fail to Make Sensation They Can't Win Twice Running
♦_ —-: -♦ Sidelights on Bail Game 'Twixt Seals and Vernon +—. , . — 1 ;• • ♦
President Will Watch Harness Races
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
SECOND DIVISION IS NOT ON DOPE SHEET , t
GOOD SHIP WINS IN SEA OF MUD
j* ANACONDA ENTRIES )
, —♦• -I – WESTERN LEAGUE
Halla's Curves Are Solved by Oakland
I ANACONDA SELECTIONS j
Schools Do Well at Field Ball
Galt After Moreing's Outlaw Tossers
RAIN SPOILS SPORT
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
OIL COMPANY MAN GIVEN PROMOTION
I New York Stock List |
STOCK TRADING ; ROWS BROADER
I STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE m
MINING STOCKS
! OIL STOCKS I
SUMMARY OF* THE MARKETS
| GRAIN MARKET (
LOCAL MARKETS
Movements of Vessels From All Ports
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
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.Time' Ball
HYDRO GRAPHIC; OFFICE
|B«im».i BranehlHjrdJroffrapWcl Office
TIDE DELAYS TENYO'S SAILING
SHIPPING NEWS OF COASI
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
NEWS op the: g ocean
Weather Report |
SEEKS LETTERS ON ESTATE OF WIFE
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FILLMORE TUNNEL PLANS APPROVED
OFFICERS ELECTED BY STANFORD SOCIETIES
EVIDENCE FAILS TO HOLD BAD COIN PASSER
ABDUCTOR HELD ON !> STATUTORY CHARGE
Association Adopts Bylaws
Workingmen Hail Rolph as Winner of Mayor's Chair at the Primary Election
Speaking Engagements For Rolph This Week
DOLPH STANDS BY UNION MEN
ARCHBISHOP WILL LAY CORNERSTONE
POCKET PICKED AND JEWELRY STOLEN
Philippine Exhibit Is Promised for Fair
Great ; Warship Expected
OIL SITUATION IS CLARIFIED
MISS LOUISE WESTCOTT'S *v ENGAGEMENT /ANNOUNCED
JURY SELECTED FOR MAN'S SECOND TRIAL
U. S. SEA GIANTS KEEL WILL BE LAID MONDAY
| FOREST FIRE IN GERMANY ,' DOES $2,000,000 DAMAGE,
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