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San Francisco Call, Volume 110, Number 101, 9 September 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
FUNDS OF CITY USED TO FAVOR MAYOR'S PARTY
Traveler Proves Her Curves Were Not Smuggled In
MOVEMENT FOR RECALL IN SEATTLE COLLAPSES
MINISTERS WILL RUN TO FIRSTLY AND TO THIRDLY
PEOPLE STILL UNEASY t' . OVER MOROCCAN AFFAIR
FIRST WOMAN AVIATOR IN GERMANY IS SCULPTRESS
THREE CALIFORNIA CITIES GIVEN POSTOFFICE BANKS
RAILROAD SURRENDERED ;; TO JAPS WORTH $40,500,000
"MAD MONK" PREDICTS MASSACRE OF JEWS
BEATTIE GUILTY AND MUST DIE IN ELECTRIC CHAIR
Jurymen Pray for Guidance r#I^«SI&I!SSS£KiSfSS,,. ... . -*r^^#&SiA^'S«¥tS?3j,*.aiu-w^*'-■- ..'--;■-.:-■'.-.-«-,': Date of Execution Is Set
PROMOTER IS ARRESTED ON FRAUD CHARGE
W. C. T. U. READY FOR . / ■' */ ANNUAL CONVENTION) xx ..•;-•, _____ >.■ ,
WIDE INTEREST IN SAN JOAQUIN FAIR
LOCAL FIRM LOSES ITS SUIT ON APPEAL
SISTER CHARGED WITH DEFRAUDING BROTHER
SHERMAN TO DOCK AT MARE ISLAND YARD
Patents: for; Californians |
w ' Caught i Flirting With Wife 7.
New Species of Life Created Californians Lead Scientists
MISS CHESEBROUGH IS FAVORITE IN FINALS
WIFE FACE TO FACE WITH 'DEAD' MATE
JURY FREES MAN WHO SHOT ARMED LUNATIC
ERRANT HUSBAND MUST. ' PAY HIS WIFE $15
RAYMOND ROBINS TO SPEAK AT VALLEJO
Dividends Declared
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
LIGHTING PROBLEM TO BE SUBMITTED
jGSswwskS'z--~i- -..>■ a---- »«« — -.-•■ Tji : SAN JOAQUIN TO HAVE FARMERS' INSTITUTES
PIONEER RESIDENT • * – -v « OF STOCKTON DIES
AUBURN OFFICIALS AFTER SQUIRRELS
MRS. KOHLER FOUND IN > CANYON WITH INFANT
RESULT REVERSED IN FINAL COUNT
SHASTA POSTOFFICE',?.■. ' . AND STORE LOOTED*
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SONOMA COUNTY SEAT WELCOMES MANY PARLORS
NATIVE SONS GATHER AT SANTA ROSA TO CELEBRATE ADMISSION Of STATE
RAILWAY SHOPMEN DISCUSS WALKOUT
WEALTHY WOMAN / THOUGHT INSANE
KENT TO AID PLANS FOR OBSERVATORY
ORDINARY "STICKERS" : '" X PERMITTED ON; LETTERS
FLINT LEADS FIGHT AGAINST SUFFRAGE
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Egg Throwing Indicates a Failing Cause
Official Definition of X Flirting
Star Fish Do Not Bring Home the Bacon
One of Those Handy Postals
Democratic Booms and Boomlets
New York's Fight Against Billboards
j Comparisons by § the Mule and the Truck
McCarthy Denounced By State Press
| Traces of Primitive Man |
No Royal Road to It I
It's Up to the Voters
Abe Martin
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
THE EMINENT DIVINE
Gossip of the Railway Men
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
Mrs. L. Osbourne, College League Suffrage Worker
DENMAN SCHOOL TO BE DEDICATED TOMORROW
LOCAL ROSTOFFICE r BANK TO OPEN MONDAY
Writers Plan To Win Votes For Equality
San Francisco Merchants Are Making Preparations For Annual Fash on Show
DIVERSITY OF DUTIES REASON FOR EQUALITY
May Tyrrell of The State Equal Suffrage Society
SUFFRAGISTS TALK AT CLUB MEETING
. .- – / SUPERVISORS ALLOW MONEY FOR PLANS
The 'New' Man Appears on The Scene
Woman Wants Vote to Develop Her Sense of Responsibility
STREET WORK THEME FOR CLUB LUNCHEON
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CIRCUS IS SAID TO BE BEST YET
ALL AGES MEET ON EQUAL FOOTING AT THE BIG SHOW
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
PARENTS OF GIRL MEET HER A BRIDE
OAKLAND WANTS TAFT^ * TO LENGTHEN VISIT
HIGH SCHOOL BOND ISSUE IS DEFEATED
MRS. E. G. CROSBY IS : MISSING FROM HOME
TWO ANNEXES PLANNED FOR ALAMEDA SCHOOL
THEFT OF VALUABLE : i HORSE IS; REPORTED
HOME RIFLED DURING fl ABSENCE OF FAMILY
Mrs. J. F. C. Addison, Who Was Married Last Thursday
WOMEN ELIGIBLE IN ESSAY CONTEST
COUNCIL PROVIDES > PROGRESS PAYMENTS
HOMESICK MINING MAN ATTEMPTS TO END LIFE
OILER WHIRLED TO' HIS llPif DEATH IN FLY WHEEL
COUNTRY CLUB TO GIVE BALL TONIGHT
'JESSUP IS RETAINED ;>^ ;AS CITY ENGINEER
Six Women Will Start In Swimming Race
Leaders in Work For St. Anthony's Church Gathering
J^ILM PICTURES TO AID % IN ADVERTISING CITY
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE , OBTAINING 5 NEW MEMBERS
PUPILS VOTE FOR SELF GOVERNMENT
BERKELEY JOINS SAFETY CAMPAIGN
| Suburban Brevities |
W.F.Kerr, Student At University and Y.M.C.A. Worker
COLLEGE SOCIETY INCREASES ROSTER
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
BUILDING PERMITS PROOF OF GROWTH
CHOICE TRACTS ARE READY FOR HOMES IN SUBURBS OF OAKLAND
SUICIDAL THREATS i . CAUSE OF ANGUISH j
PATRON OF NICKEL SHOW DRINKS ACID
INVESTOR LOSES AND SUES BANKER
TEACHERS' institute ,Zx- AT RICHMOND ENDS
♦ „': .—-———7*—, .c...... » ;|f Oakland Marriage l Licenses j
TRIBUTE PAID TO "EDDIE" SMITH
OLD MAN NEGLECTS TO CARE FOR PROPERTY
U. C. GRADUATE PAYS VISIT TO COLLEGE
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REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL SECTION
ARTISTIC BUNGALOW ADAPTED TO A CITY LOT WHICH CAN BE BUILT FOR $1,900
BUILDING LOANS LESS IN NUMBER
Convenient Plan for A Cozy Bungalow
LARGE TRADE OF MISSION REALTY
ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE TO BE BUILT IN DREXLER TRACT
ASSOCIATED SELLS OFF THREE POINTS
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BUSINESS FIRMS ENLARGING QUARTERS BY BUILDING ADDITIONS AND WAREHOUSES
COMMERCIAL DISTRICT IS SCENE OF EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS
PHENOMENAL SALE OF VALLEY LAND
BUILDING PERMITS } SHOW DECLINE
WAREHOUSE CONSTRUCTION GOING ON RAPIDLY IN THE CITY SOUTH OF MARKET AND IN THE MISSION DISTRICT
RICHMOND WORKING FOR GREATER CITY
LARGE SALE OF RICHMOND LOTS
REALTY MAN MAKES NEW CONNECTION
MISSION TERRACE NOW FINE RESIDENCE TRACT. AFTER YEAR OF COSTLY IMPROVEMENT WORK
MISSION TERRACE NOW COMPLETED
VAN NESS AVENUE HAVING REVIVAL
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COMMERCE OF THE PANAMA CANAL WILL REQUIRE GREATLY IMPROVED HARBOR FACILITIES
DOCKS AND WAREHOUSES NEEDED TO PROVIDE FOR WORLD'S COMMERCE
SALES IN RICHMOND AND SUNSET DISTRICTS
SOME NEW IMPROVEMENTS ON SAN FRANCISCO'S WATER FRONT
EVENTS OF WEEK AMONG THE CLUBS
MILL VALLEY LIKE A GREAT PARK
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
A PAGE IN THE HISTORY OF A MAN'S LIFE.
Jack Welsh Chosen To Referee in East
Johnson Is Star Fish at Cogswell
U. C. TEAMS IN DOUBLE HEADER
GOLFERS WILL PLAy on/ TWO LOCAL links
SAN MATEO HAS FINE DOG SHOW
RUGBY CIRCLES ARE IN FURORE
INTERNATIONAL MATCHES BEGIN
MONTREAL ENTRIES
FAVORITES HAVE THEIR OFF DAY
j ANACONDA ENTRIES
| ANACONDA SELECTIONS j
Harness Horses After Big Purse Today
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Seals Finally Land on Top in Seesaw Game With Vernon
SOME STRAY PENCIL JOTTINGS MADE AT RECREATION PARK YESTERDAY AFTERNOON BY A CALL ARTIST
Mohler's Men Show They Are Not Dead
; Sidelights on Ball Game Between Seals and Vernon
MINOR BASEBALL
[ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
WESTERN LEAGUE
[ BBAVERS CRAWL UP ON HOGAN*S OUTFIT i ■..„ – ,• —,-".„', i,. , .
SENATORS ARE PIE FOR DUCKS
• OHIO WINS BY ; ONE ' POINT f V'v.^:
VICTORIA FALLS BEFORE STRATEGY
Big Shooting Match Is On Today's Card
School Boys Will Try To Swim Gate
STANDING OF CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES
CLUB STANDINGS IN NORTHWEST LEAGUE
CHICAGO MAULS THREE PITCHERS
j NATIONAL LEAGUE % *■-•**«.-■,■■»■■-'■ » v ■.?«-—" 1 *':»«, :■-- »= •« ■ r..:!A-_ ._- ■.. -■■-r-^l^v
Harness Horses Hook Up on Sunday
Oaks' Aspirations Are Jolted by the Angels
Murphy Beats Britton In a Slow Battle
;iy AND WHITEST WIN ON TRACK
SCHOOL RUGBY GAMES TODAY
'..2:.BALL CLUB 28 SUED:;-;.-
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
CROP PROSPECTS DEPRESS PRICES
New York Stock List
STOCK* PRICES XxxXX^XX »,;- SHOW DtCUINE
I STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE |
T~ " MINING STOCKS .|:
SUiVIiVIARY OP THE MARKETS %"■-:...,:,..-...., ...■.,..-'- , ■..;-..' ... -. .„ .. .
OIL STOCKS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL/MARKETS
Movements of Vessels From All Ports
KOREA BRINGS BIG PASSENGER LIST
I" * X~'"— ... 1 1 •' ■ ' mX " ' . ;'./ . ; NEWS OF THE C OCEAN
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
, .-■<..,. ■ ~--.■:..../< x ;.*-' . *-*" ;• PIER DIRECTORYXi-XX
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Sun, Moon and Tide -SK3i^^s
Time Bail
* ; ■;". ■i.'l.'i" -| *■*■ * il-H HYDBOGBAPHIC. OFFICE
r-"- ■V,. S. Broach Hydrographies OffleisSsl I
"| Weather ißeport ; |lji
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TAFT ASKED TO KEEP FLEET HERE FOR VISIT
Exposition Directors Want Naval Display
Mrs. Wm. J. Bovee, Bride of Sister's Brother In Law
FRESNO VISITOR VICTIM OF THUGS
Santa Crus, Admission Day
ROMANCE FOLLOWS PUTZKER WEDDING
CHURCH ORGANIZATION % jm PREPARING FOR BAZAAf
Two New Officers Elected for Year By Croatian Unity
LODGE TO EXPAND IN PACIFIC STATES
MACHINERY FIRM IS' ,; V DECLARED INSOLVENT
THE San Francisco CALL
Masthead
ALONZO VISITS THE EXPOSITION AT TURIN
OPEN LETTER SECTION
T~ WORDS OF THANKS f
THE SHORTCOMINGS OF "MOP"
MOONLIGHT ON THE MELON PATCH
SHORT BARKS FROM ALONZO
A COLLIERY WORKED BY MICE
MR. TINY RECOVERS GIANT JERRY'S LOST LUNCHEON
UNCLE SAM'S WOOL SUPPLY
THREE FINE WATCHES WILL BE AWA RDED FOR SOLVING THESE PUZZLES
THREE FINE WATCHES TO BE AWARDED AS WRITING PRIZES
" /-•"The i Rescue • t*-,'v -X-. X.7 -'^' IhC jIvCSVUe ;:,..■■.;.'-■-■■:';:'--:!'*^i
♦ — -r-r- , ; 1 When DSck and Henry Saved the Passengers
The Rescue
A Four Footed Hero
Naiiticslversus Aeronautics
A Brave Deed
A tyred- AWreck
, – ■ !-'*« • jffipt Her#i: z^mm--,,-■.--:,;■■ ■, -; ;..:--i -,', ■■■x--- --sjjfri Heroism v;
The Shipwreck
The Wreck of the Volunteer
mffigfr • *——— Dick's Heroism
Two Noble Boys
The Rescue –
' An Experience'„
♦— , _» V- I Winners of the Puzzle Prizes I '.'♦ ' .. ... .— ■" Li.'"." . i.i """;, -. – mVVn "ii'».t'
Th Heroism of Dick and Henry
The Heroic Boys
HOW I CONSTRUCTED A MOTOR WAGON FOR MY OWN USE
■.•%.'-••.. x.c 'A? Rea 1 Rnnrfl 2n – A Real Bargain
English Heard in Eskimo Country
The South Sea Waves
GOODBY TO VACATION
FOR THE YOUNGER JUNIORS
Wee Willie Winkie
When Willie Made a Mistake
The Pathetic Plaint of a Sad Little Mother i '-, "'v />'/■;-! ''y''-.^-.»'%«.^::'.V, -■ : .'. -■■■"■
A Home Made Paddle
THE WINNERS OF PAINT BOX PRIZES
•-tllSlrSflCS^r*''l •««';« * ■■■'■' -".-•..:'- --v i Like Some Laws
The, MOTOR, BOYS
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