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San Francisco Call, Volume 110, Number 104, 12 September 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
Fowler Begins Flight, San Francisco to New York
U. S. WARSHIPS ARE IN LEASH FOR CHINESE RIOTERS
PROHIBITION GETS SETBACK IN MAINE
STATE'S OLDEST WOMAN PASSES AWAY IN SOUTH
MAN ALLEGED TO BE 'WALLINGFORD'
POLICE ARE SEEKING FOR TWO SOLICITORS
LOS OATOS SOON TO HAVE NATIONAL BANK
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OLD TIME SHARPER WAS MERRY FELLOW
MOUNT ETNA HOURLY GETTING MORE VIOLENT
RICE DIET IS NOT SUPREME IN CHINA
Seekx Missing; Husband
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NO LOOPHOLES IN DAN'L MEYER WILL
WOMAN'S ASSAILANT CONVICTED OF ROBBERY
Society Wedding Ceremony Brilliant
STATE R. R. BODY WRATHY AT U.R.R.
Army Orders
LANE ADVISES CITY TO GET TOGETHER
Miss Janet Klink To Become Bride Of Naval Officer
RICK MINES OF CELESTIAL EMPIRE
KNOT TO BE TIED IN FLORAL BOWER
COURT THROWS OUT PROTEST TAX SUIT
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INVESTED CAPITAL SHOWS 90% GAIN
Don Lee Displays First Self-Starting Cadillac
NEWS OF LABOR UNIONS
DANCEHALL ATTACHES FACE LARCENY CHARGE
COURT REFUSES TO DISMISS CASE
WOMEN RIDE IN AUTOS, THEN IN PATROL WAGON
DOCTOR BILLS FOR WIFE CAUSE SPOUSE TO LEAVE
HIGHEST COURT SOON* TO HEAR MULCREVY CASE
GALLAGHER INTRODUCES STREET TRAFFIC BILLS
FIGHT GAME FAKE, SAYS GALLAGHER
■.:,..■,;•:. <■■ :- ;' '■_■ — – „ GUARANTORS MUST PAY FOR O. S. Y.'S' ENGINES'
INSPECTOR HAS PRAISE FOR NAVAL MILITIA
SANTA CLARA'S CHIEF OFFICER GIVEN HEARING
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In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
MARTINEZ MAY BE TAPPED BY BRANCH
REHEARING SOUGHT IN RAISIN GROWERS' CASE
"KNOCKOUT DROPS" GIVEN MAN ON TRAIN
STOCKTON BOOSTERS TO CREMATE "MR. KNOCKER"
TRICKY FIRE CAUSES ORLAND $20,000 LOSS
"GREATER SACRAMENTO' PROJECT REACHES VOTE
OROVILLE COUPLE GET LICENSE IN STOCKTON
DAUGHTER OF LATE SENATOR COX A BRIDE
PREDICTED RAIN CAUSES VISALIA FARMERS WORRY
TOTS ARE MARKED FOR IDENTIFICATION
FAMOUS LOST MINE IS REPORTED FOUND
WHITES ACQUIT INDIAN CHARGED WITH MURDER
DATE FOR SECOND HIGGINS TRIAL IS SET
STATE OFFICIAL'S WIFE KNOCKED DOWN BY AUTO
BOY DROWNS WHEN , ROWBOAT CAPSIZES
COURT DECISION STOPS IRRIGATION BOND ISSUE
VETERAN OF INDIAN WAR DIES AT STOCKTON
TRIAL OF EDITOR SET FOR OCT. 24
PREMIER WHEAT FARM YIELDS 61,800 SACKS
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. — ' Political Juggling Demoralizes . Police |
Hysterical < Politics in Canada
Neglected Vlarket in the PhiiiDoines
The Education of the Wild Man
The Signifi* cance of a Plain Dinner
Converting the Navies Into Junk
Comparisons of Dirigible and | Aeroplane ! ——-———
RAILROAD MAKES A FISHY CLAIM
Abe Martin
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
WOODS HUTCHINSON
CONTEST PRIZE WINNER GRATEFUL TO THE CALL
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
All There
Xo Doubt About It
O Mabel!
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
Mrs. Helen W. Hall, Who Says Reason For Ballot Is Plain
PUBLIC USE OF SCHOOLS IS URGED
Average Man Sees Need of Woman's Work
Society Will Hear Reader's Two Programs
WOMAN MAKES REPLY TO "LAME DUCK" CHARGE
Woman Autoists Model Cap After That of Colleges
DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
MINISTER CAMPAIGNS FOR WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE
SUFFRAGE MEETING TO BE HEI.n IN ALAMEDA
"Cute" High Heeled Shoes Are Injurious
Women's Press Association Lauds Mrs. Atherton
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
CONTROL OF BOARD IS LOST BY "RING"
REV. A. V. PALMER WILL DISCUSS PLAYGROUNDS
PROTEST OF LEAGUE UPHELD BY COUNCIL
MOTORCYCLES TO RACE OVER COUNTY ROADS
Lottie Bocarde, a A U.C. Student High In Sorority Circles
U. C. WOMEN MAY ADOPT NEW RULE
"NATOMA" SELECTIONS FEATURE OF SYMPHONY
FURNITURE TAKEN BY OAKLAND BURGLARS
PORTION OF BIG BOND ISSUE TO BE SOLD
RESOLUTION PASSED IN HONOR OF LATE WRITER
MRS. PERCIE BLACK PLANS BRIDGE TEA
GRADUATE CLASSES MEET AT DINNERS
, •_ CATHOLIC LADIES OF I^^ RICHMOND PLAN FAIR
CONTRACTS AWARDED BY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
ACTRESS ADJUSTS PROPERTY CLAIMS
GROCER GIVES UP FIGHT FOR $40,000 ESTATE
NATIVE SON MARRIES WHILE AT CELEBRATION
ENGINE WRECKS AUTO THAT BALKS ON TRACK
DYNAMITER PICARD IS TAKEN TO SAN QUENTi'n
FRUITVALE DRAWBRIDGE TO HAVE NEW FLOOR
Oakland Marriage Licenses
FATHER SPIRITS CHILDREN AWAY
UNIVERSITY ENFORCES INSECTICIDE STATUTE
BACHANALIAN TASTES BANKRUPT A CLERK
FIREMAN SERIOUSLY HURT IN 4 FOOT FALL
PIONEER WOMAN OF OAKLAND IS DEAD
BERKELEY TO INSTALL GARBAGE INCINERATOR
Madame Elvira of The French Cadets A Vocal Favorite
GOVERNMENT URGED TO LET CONTRACT
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
PEOPLE'S COMPANY GIVEN INJUNCTION
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Two Second Year Girls Who Are Busy Planning Class Ball
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
U.C. SOPHOMORES ARRANGE DANS
EX-CONVICT CONVICTED OF BRUTAL ASSAULT
PETITION OF STATE PRINTER IS DENIED
PARK FOUNTAIN WILL BE DEDICATED
LETTERS BURNED, SHE ASKS DIVORCE
CAMPAIGN STARTS FOR NEW MEMBERS
CHINESE STATESMAN FISHED WITHOUT BAIT
LECTURE ON JAVA PLEASES AUDIENCE
Yesterday's Fire Report
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
THEY ALL LOOK GOOD WHEN THEY'RE FAR AWAY.
Coast Pennant Race Is Narrowing Down
STANDING OF CHESS MASTERS
ALL EYES FOCUSED ON PORTLAND FIELD] * " ' " ' r~' i
Millington Beats Them All in the Water
BILXIARD GAME TOKIOHT
AMERICAN I OWNED HORSES WTN
GIRLS TO PLAY BASKET BALL
VANCOUVER KEEPS OUT OF HARM'S WAY
U. OF C. VARSITY IS GAINING FORM
New Pacer Takes Race In Straight Heats
MONTE ATTELL FIGHTS DRAW
SIWASHES SHUT OUT BY PORTLAND
Regatta Will Be Sailed Next Saturday
PHILLIES CLUTCH OPENING GAME
AMERICAN LEAGUE
'STANDING OF CLUBS ! IN MAJOR LEAGUES^
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Each Fighter Is Confident He Will Be an Easy Victor
Schools of Leaping Tuna At Monterey Bay
Attell and Wells Are Matched to Box
Fencers to Have Their Turn at Stanford
RALLY LAUNCHES SCHOOL ATHLETICS
MONTitEAL ENTRIES
jf) JWNTREAL RESULTS ~p RESULTS
THE HOPE OF AUSTRALIA, 42 PICKED BOYS, ARE COMING FOR TOUR OF THIS COUNTRY
EAT IT, IF HUNGRY; IF HURT, RUB IT IN
BIG RACE MEET OPENS IN IDAHO
Tennis Players Must Get Into Game
BILLY BURKE IS A RECORD MAKER
LAKE CITY SELECTIONS
BRITONS TOO FAST FOR THE YANKEES
WESTERN LEAGUE | j _ •
j AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
RAILROAD STOCKS SHOW BIG DECLINE
New York Stock List
MARKETSLUMPS, THEN LIVEINS UP
STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE |
MINING STOCKS
. – -, • j. ■■--■■ ■■■■. ....■-- . . iiU.VI.VIyVRY OR ■ 1 THE MARKETS
OIL STOCKS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
Movements of Vessels From All Ports
Weather Report
MARIPOSA SAILS FOR SOUTH SEAS
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Sifn. Moon and Tide
Time Ball
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
|J. S. Branch Hydrogrraphle Office
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Memoranda
GERMAN CHURCH AT PETALUMA DEDICATED
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Hundreds Gather to Hear Mission Man
ROLPH RALLY IN DREAMLAND RINK
Rolph Will Deliver Speeches Five Nights
UNCLE SAM GETS HOARDED WEALTH
SANTA CLARA BOOSTERS MEET AT LOS GATOS
ILLEGAL LISTING OF VOTERS IS CHARGED
Californians in New York
FOUR SHOTS, FOUR HITS, AT 9,000 YDS
RAILROAD TO FILL IN VALLEJO'S TIDELANDS
GANG OF THIRTY BEAT ROLPH MAN
JANITRESS WALKS OUT OF WINDOW IN SLEEP
$590,000 BONDS SOLD AT PREMIUM
CREAM MEN FIGHT WELLS FARGO RATE
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY IS GIVEN RECEPTION
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