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San Francisco Call, Volume 110, Number 102, 10 September 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Page 4 Advertisements
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Masthead
Admission Day Is Celebrated With Song and Pageant
DRAWINGS OF MEN PROMINENT IN THE ADMISSION DAY CELEBRATION AT SANTA ROSA AND PHOTOGRAPHS OF PARADE FEATURES
ASTOR NUPTIALS ARE CELEBRATED
HARVARD COLLEGE STUDENTS GRILLED
EDUCATIONAL TOUR INTENDED BY TAFT
MUSEUM GIVEN LARGE ART WORK COLLECTION
RAGING STORM DRIVES FOUR VESSELS ASHORE
Centenarian Will Celebrate Amid a Host of 'Children'
POSSE DESTROYS SETTLERS' CABINS
SUICIDE'S BODY MAY DE MATTHEWS'
Cheering Thousands Greet Bear Flags Carried By Native Sons and Daughters
Aged Man Tells How Bear Flag Was Born Sole Survivor of Uprising Is in Parade
PARIS POLICE FORBID SACRIFICE OF A DOG
ASTORIA CENTENNIAL A FINANCIAL? SUCCESS
BOY FALLS I FROM i DECK " OF STEAMER; DROWNS
YREKA SHOOTING IS ; STILL A mystery
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MISS CHESEBROUGH BEATS MRS. ELIOT San Franciscan Wins Golf Title at Del Monte
AUTOS TURN TURTLE NEAR SANTA ROSA
WOMAN PUTS THIEF -'.;;/ TO FLIGHT WITH CANE VYV. " .-' : ..;;■-:. – ■.- .. .-.. : ..i..7^:?.>.:.- .v':; -t;>-* . . 1-^-j, .. *' .....
TAFT MAN OF HOUR, SAYS NEEDHAM
MEMBER OF PIONEER – ■ FAMILY SHOOTS SELF
| •Army and Navy Orders
SACRAMENTO AND SAN JOAQUIN VALLEYS
PLAN KNOCK OUT FOR MR. KNOCKER
EXHIBITS ASKED FOR FRESNO COUNTY FAIR :.'-5,... % :..-:.:A...~ . '-"-.".<:■._->,- -..'.;■.>■ t: ;s. -*■-.-.■ ■ ■-;" -:.-, ■* ■= jt ■.-..'■-.""' -..:-7 -'■*-.:. ■"■■ '*.-'*: – "t,
MICHIGAN NOW HAS MARYLAND'S TROPHY
NEW LIFT BRIDGE FORMALLY OPENED
SANTA CRUZ TO HAVE / "v; SQUINT AT BIRDMAN
FAMOUS WEBSTER RANCH IS SOLD
AGED MAN FOUND DEAD • ,"-A IN REAR OF LODGINGS
VALLEJO MACHINIST . APPOINTED DELEGATE
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MAYOR WILSON^ILL , ? BE CHURCH SPEAKER
», ' .-,* ", : BERKELEY FRESHMEN SELECT OFFICERS
Strnekl Wife
Miss de Martini's Engagement Told To Many Friends
REDWOOD CITY GIRL BETROTHED
DAY OBSERVED BY TOTS IN PAGEANTS
STREET OPENING IS * ? THEME OF s MEETING
-■ • -;.;-; '"*.'.,■'f —-—m'_ — ''■, ..-';;, ,:.'.■ NOTED DIVINE WILL PREACH CLUB SERMON
ALBANY WILL HAVE FIRST M. E. CHURCH ,.'.- *;',"".,''V-v'-„~- ■-' – ,~~~-■•*'- • .--^.;- :':.v.i;.-sv
SAN TRUSTEES fl FAVOR EXPOSITION TAX
Miss L. May Lovie Will Take Another Name Tomorrow
RAINSTORM FLOODS NEW MEXICAN TOWN
LITTLE LOVE GOD SUCCESSFUL AGAIN
RESIDENCE IN NORTH BERKELEY DESTROYED
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
BRIDGE AND TEAS PLANNED FOR WEEK
Golf Enthusiasts at Claremont Tournament Will Be Feted as Guests of Honor by Society
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
BIT OF DRAMATIC ART AT ORPHEUM
GIRL KILLS BROTHER WITH "EMPTY" GUN
Mme. Besson, Who Interests as 'The Woman Who Knows'
DAY OF CHORUS GIRL HAS PASSED
Miss Edna Wallace Hopper, With Carle In 'Jumping Jupiter'
CATHOLIC LADIES TO HOLD COUNCIL
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BEATTIE JR. IS CALM IN FACE OF IMPENDING DOOM
FIREMAN INJURED BY FALL FROM LADDER
CLOSING TIMES OF . TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS
THE SAN FRANCISCO SUNDAY CALL
Masthead
THE FLAME
RED EVE
California's Olympus Becomes a Public PARK
Recollections of Colonel Andrews California's Oldest Mason
A Tree Hospital for Victims of the Gay Night Life
Where Time Is Determined for the Pacific Coast
HANDLING the BIG GUNS in BASEBALL
Woman— Her Long, Long Fight to Win Back
BOOK PAGE OF THE SUNDAY CALL
"The Ne'er Do Well"
"The House of Silence" . -;
."A Sense of Humor"
BOOKS REVIEWED
Brief Reviews
"The Judgment"
Notes and Gossip
Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread — White or Brown ?
SHOOTING THE FASTEST CHUTE in the WORLD
WOMEN'S HOUSEHOLD GIRLS'
HER MURDERED
California Women Who Cook
These Hints Will Help to Make Work in the Kitchen an Art
PRIZES FOR COOKS
Seasonable Recipes
Delectable Dainties
THE CLEARING HOUSE CORNER
Useful Bits of Knowledge
THE CLEARING HOUSE CORNER
California Women Who Think
Does Happines Fly Out of the Window When Mother in Law Comes In at the Door – To Stay ?
DOES HAPPINESS FLY OUT OF THE WINDOW WHEN MOTHER IN LAW COMES IN AT THE DOOR TO STAY?
The Problem Can Be Avoided
Wife Should Be Patient
Reciprocity Is the Cure
It Works—Sometimes!
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
Whose 'Is the " Fault?
Husband Above AH
It, Is Possible/to" Keep Happiness
ADVANCE STYLES FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER
Practical Talks by The April Grandmother
WHEN A GIRL TRAVELS
Hosiery Hints for the Dainty Miss
COMIC WEEKLY SECTION OF THE SAN FRANCISCO SUNDAY CALL
Masthead
The Newlyweds
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THE San Francisco CALL
Masthead
Three Stars in the Milky Way
Faces and Scenes in This Week's Attractions at Playhouses
'BABY MINE' NOW TWO WEEKS OLD
EMPRESS STARS ARE FEMININE CYCLISTS
CALIFORNIA BAND IS IDORA PARK FEATURE
DeLEON'S MUSIC PLAY IS SUCCESS
COLUMBIA OFFERS 'THE SPRING MAID'
This Week's Attractions
VENUS WILL RISE THIS AFTERNOON
MAGDA'S TRIALS BEGIN TOMORROW
CALIFORNIA PRIMA DONNA TO SING HERE Grand Opera Stars Will Visit the Coast Cities
J Music in Golden Gate Park |
PENINSULA HALF FARE WITHDRAWN
CLARENCE. BRANHAM, V YOUR MOTHER IS ILL
HERE'S LURE FOR FEMININE EYES
800 BALES OF HOPS s , IN PETALUMA SHIPMENT
GOOD SAMARITAN ROBBED IN SLEEP
JANITOR ENDS LIFE FINDING WIFE GONE
POTTERY EXPERT TO MAKE ADDRESS
Japan Unable to Hold ? the Pace
n Deepening Mys= , tery of a Biplo= matic Intrigue ... ■■-'-;:- – "-":- ■ -"• --""--
-I ■---..-?? ■-,- ~ ..--■ ?■-".*'" j Constantly j j Increasing Size j of Battleships ". *' ■ ''—: c —: ——-
There Never Is a Failure of the Fall Crop of Fish Stories
Art and the Artists
RAIL OFFICIALS STILL IN SESSION
Little Surprises f.f-*." ,; .-• I
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Sidelights On Washington
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
Two Gifts of $500 Each Are Given League
HETTY GREEN. TO HELP FOUND A UNIVERSITY
PRETTY GIRL PRISONER CHARGES SPITE WORK
CLARA BARTON IS SAID TO BE NEARING DEATH
MISS ETHEL MOORE TO ADDRESS LEAGUE
U. S. CIVIL SERVICE ISSUES NEW LIST
Economic Change Proves Woman Is Worthy to Vote
1,501 HEIRS QUARREL . OVER FRENCH ESTATE
Dazzling Gowns To Be Seen Here In Fashion Show
KIDNAPING ATTEMPT MADE IN STOCKTON
VETERANS PICNIC – AT FAIRFAX PARK
Worker Will Talk To Italian Women In Their Language
LARGE CROWDS HEAR I CHICAGO SUFFRAGIST
Clubwomen End Vacation Days
Sect Jealousies Are Ridiculous
Clubs of Bay Cities To Meet Jointly at Tamalpais Center
SUFFRAGE MEETING TO BE HELD IN ALAMEDA
SOCIETY by the OUTSIDER
Society Notes
San Mateo Society
Palo Alto Society
STRATTON INSTITUTION JTO HAVE 60 ■ BUILDINGS
POLICIES COLLECTED -'./? – v : ON LIVING "DEAD"
PATRONS NAMED FOR FAMILY 'ROW'
CAR RENTAL CHARGESi/i SUBJECT OF COMPLAINT
WEALTHY MAN SHOT BY fl " AGGRIEVED-HUSBAND
13 BANKER CONVICTS TO ASK PAROLE SAME DAY
Two Hundred Little Tots Will Give Musical Play for Charity
STANFORD STUDENTS PLAN NEW CLUB
ARMIES READY FOR TERRIBLE BATTLE
LABOR CAN'T BE DENIED RIGHTS, SAYS GOMPERS
Student Thespians Will Entertain in Farce; on Classic
SCHOOL TALENT TO GIVE DRAMA
OAKLAND BOYS' BAND » ? WILL GIVE CONCERT
CHILD PROBLEMS TO ? BE DISCUSSED MONDAY
w ■ MAYOR TO ADDRESS; MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE
F.N. Belgrano, Who Heads Columbus Pageant Committee
AMERICA AGAIN TO BE DISCOVERED
KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL v OPENS IN BERKELEY
KNIGHTS PICNIC IN NILES CANYON
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THE San Francisco CALL
Masthead
CALIFORNIA VARSITY IS DEFEATED BY THE BARBARIAN CLUB Winged O Football Team Takes the Measure of the Blue and Gold Freshmen
DIPSEA RACE HAS BIG ENTRY LIST
Title Holders Retain Tennis Trophy
Harvard Tennis Men Win Title in Singles
Black and White Team Keeps Play in College Ground and Wins 11-0
JAPANESE WILL TRY FOR STANFORD TEAM
Hurdler Exposes Fake Record of Dash Man
Babies Score First, But Clubmen Come From Behind by Quick Plays
Palo Alto High Beats Cogswell Team
OAKLAND WINS AT EUGBT
U.C. SCRUM SEEMS TO BE WEAK SPOT
San Mateo Kennel Club's Show Proves a Great Success
Berkeley High's Rugby Team Is Fast
Adam G Goes Mile in 2:10 At West Side Fair
Races at Santa Rosa Prove Interesting
Colored Middle Weight Is Ruled Out
