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San Francisco Call, Volume 110, Number 105, 13 September 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
FOWLER DIVES AGAINST TREE, WRECKING SHIP
Turkeys Are Used By Yuba Farmers To Kill Rattlers
BURNING LAVA OF MOUNT ETNA SWEEPS FIELDS
WHISTLES BLOW AND BELLS RING AS SHOW STARTS
Farm Boosters Begin the Fun San Joaquin County Fair Opens
COUNTERFEIT NOTE NAMES CITY BANK
BOAT AND OUTFIT IS FOUND; MAN DROWNED
WAR DECLARED ON HIGH FOOD PRICES
WOMAN MAYOR WILL YET RULE HUNNEWELL
1853 COINS GO BEGGING AT PRICE OF $15,000
REPORT THAT HE IS ILL FUNNY TO RYAN'S SON
RICH WOMAN AND PLUMBER ELOPE
CIVIC OFFICER ALLEGED SOLICITOR OF BRIBE
CANADIAN FISHERMEN FAVOR RECIPROCITY
GENERAL STRIKE IS PROCLAIMED AT BILBAO
11 SAXON CAVALRYMEN DROWN FORDING RIVER
FRANCE PUTS ARMY ALONG BORDER
WOMAN AVIATOR SETS NEW MARK BY FLIGHT
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G.O.P. RALLY BOOSTS ROLPH AND HATHORN
McCarthy to Address Seven Meetings Today
EPIGRAMS AND VOTES MADE BY SUFFRAGISTS
COST OF PRODUCTION CHEAPEST IN HOLLAND
AMERICAN LOSES TRADE BY WRONG METHODS
MAYOR TALKS OF INDUSTRIAL WAR
AUSTRALIAN BOOT AND SHOE INDUSTRY LOSES
HUMANITY TRACED FROM IRON AGE TO IRON MAN
BRITISH COURTESY TO AMERICANS IN URUGUAY
RAIL LINE URGED FOR YELLOWSTONE
"ADVERTISE MORE," SAYS U. S. CONSUL IN CHINA
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News of the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
FLEMMING CASE WILL BE BEGUN ON OCT. 2
EXPRESS "OCTOPUS" HAS CHINESE RIVAL
HIGH SCHOOL WILL HAVE MILITARY DRILL
AUTO IS CONSUMED WHEN ITS FUEL IGNITES
SAN MATEO BOY WINS STANFORD SCHOLARSHIP
SAN FRANCISCO BIDS EOR 1912 CONVENTION
SCHOOL TEACHER SLAIN; HER BODY IS MISSING
Telegraphic Brevities
DOUBLE ELECTIONS ARE CONTEMPLATED
ORCHARDIST DIVORCED FROM ELOPING WIFE
CAUSE OF DEER PLAGUE BAFFLES INVESTIGATORS
STOCKTON TO VOTE ON SCHOOL BOND ISSUE
POSTAL SAVINGS BANK TO OPEN AT SACRAMENTO
EXPLORING PARTY IS EXPECTED IN SEWARD
GERMAN BALLOONISTS ARRESTED IN FRANCE
LONG SHIPMENTS OF – MEATS AND BUTTER
Army Orders
'•CITY OF PARIS"
TRUSTY FLIES AS AVIATOR PASSES
SACRAMENTO TAKES IN NEW SUBURBS
PATRIOT IRATE AT JUGGERNAUT LINE
AMERICAN TOOLS NOW WORK SPANISH MINES
COURTMARTIAL BOARD SHIFTED
ANCIENT MARINER WAS MIGHTY MAN
WOMAN'S SKELETON REVIVES MYSTERY
ART OF DANCING AN ANCIENT ONE
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RECORD SHOWS HOW McCARTHY BROKE PLEDGES
MUTINY AND FIRE ON BOARD DISPATCH BOAT
WIRELESS SYSTEM WILL UNITE BRITISH EMPIRE
CITRUS SHIPMENTS FOR YEAR BREAK RECORD
TWO LIVES HANG ON DEAF MUTE'S "WORD"
Today's Meetings of Improvement Clubs
SHOE CLERKS PLAN TO RECEIVE TROPHY
AGED INVALID FAILS TO RETURN FROM WALK
"BOOSTERS" ARMY TO OPEN BATTLE
BAY ASSOCIATION OF MINISTERS IN MEETING
"STOLEN" AUTO SOLD; GIRL "THIEF" FREED
MOTORCYCLIST HURT; PEDESTRIAN UNINJURED
WOMAN'S WIT SCARES OFF NIGHT PROWLER
CORNELL DEAN TO VISIT CONFERENCE
"YALEtSAVANT WILL LECTURE ON HEROD
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WANTS GAME FARM
COLORED MUSICIANS FORM CHORAL SOCIETY
TWO IS COMPANY THREE IS A CROWD
BIG ISSUE OF BONDS TO BE SOLD BY CITY
WOMAN IS INJURED WHEN AUTOS COLLIDE
| Notable Deaths
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STEAMER GOES ASHORE IN FOG; 100 IN DANGER
CAPITALISTS TO BUILD $70,000 HOSTELRY
NEIGHBOR SUSPECTED OF KILLING YOUNG GIRL
Maxwell Special Is Latest Model of 1912 Motor Car to Appear in San Francisco
TROOPS SHOOT UP FORMER RECORD
BIG FOGHORN SOON WILL START "HOOTING"
Maxwell Radiator Not Used in New Cars, 1912 Model
'BETE NOIR' IN TWO HOMES IS POKER
BRUTAL HORSESHOERS TARGET OF CAMPAIGN
JURY INVESTIGATES OPIUM SMUGGLING
VETERAN CONQUERS RHEUMATISM PANGS
MRS. IVY HENRY GIVES CHILDREN TO HUSBAND
CARPENTER IS KILLED BY SWINGING TIMBER
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Sound Sense From Lane About the Canal
San Francisco Makes Postal j Bank Record
A Committee of the Political Defunct
Just About the Weather
Taft Appears to Be a Long Way Ahead
Disputed Value of a Lost Trunk
Missionaries in the Heart of Asia
How City School Bonds Might Be Sold
Price of Living Rises in Spain
Abe Martin
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
THE TWO POETS
Secret Service Man Acts As Taft's Forerunner
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
Mrs. Kaeser of The Clubwoman's Franchise League
MRS. COFFIN LEAVES TO SPEAK AT FRESNO
"SPOTLESS TOWN" IS SLOGAN OF CLUBWOMEN
SUFFRAGE RALLY BY PALO ALTO W. C. T. U.
Plea of Man For Suffrage Wins Convert
Show of Fashions In San Francisco Opens Tomorrow
LIVING MODELS IW STORES
MAXY VISITORS COMING
Mrs. E. A. Brickell of College Equal Suffrage League
Rabi Meyer to Speak At Rally to Carry Amendment
SAN MATEO WOMEN PLAN GARDEN FETE
PICTURE SOLICITOR IS SAID TO BE BUNKOMAN
FORMER COUNCILMAN TO TALK ON SUFFRAGE
Real LoVe of Nature an Attribute
Counsel Given to Clubwomen On Streets of San Francisco
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE RAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
PRETTY WEDDING LARGELY ATTENDED
Lowell A. Redfield, Director, Male Clef. Berkeley Y.M.C A.
MISS MARGARET BECKER OF ALAMEDA IS DEAD
GAS EXPLOSION BURNS TWO MEN IN TRENCH
■ «. | Oakland Marriage Licenses |
SINGERS ORGANIZE TO GIVE CONCERTS
FOUNDATION OF NEW CITY HALL COMPLETED
NEW CLUB IS FORMED IN ANNEXED DISTRICT
PICKETS' ASSAILANTS MUST STAND TRIAL
OIL COMPANY WINS ON BREACH OF CONTRACT
STUDENTS TO HEAR AUTHORITY ON ART
OAKLAND ORGANIZES AGAINST ANNEXATION
OAKLAND PASTOR TO GO TO SACRAMENTO
Prof. F. H. Rhead. Who Will Lecture On Ceramic Work
JAPANESE WOMAN SUES FOR LIBEL
COLLEGE DEBATERS REARRANGE DATES
OLD CHINESE CASE IS UP FOR SECOND TRIAL
PRETTY GIRL ADMITS THEFT OF $300 RING
NEW LAUNCH KLATAWA IS DAMAGED BY FIRE
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY AND ALAMEDA
MUSICIAN CLIMBS MT. BLANC PEAK
PROPERTY.OWNERS OPPOSE STREET OPENING
WIDOWS FURNISH BAIL FOR EARTHSOUND SEER
Mrs. Walter Stephens, A Pretty Favorite In Alameda Society
COUPLE MARRIED AT HOME SERVICE
OAKLAND SEEKS TO WELCOME PRESIDENT
PHYSICIAN'S WIFE FIGHTS WITH THUG
PORTUGUESE SOCIETY TO HOLD CONVENTION
ACTIVITY IN HARBOR WORK IS DEMANDED
R.W. Hays, Elected Treasurer, College Graduate Students
SOCIETY ORGANIZED FOR SOCIAL FETES
PARENTS AND FRIENDS SURPRISED BY WEDDING
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
IT IS ALL RIGHT TO TAKE A RIDE IF YOU'VE GOT A TIN EAR.
Americans Will Play Australians for Cup
RIOTS ON FRENCH EXCURSION TRAIN
JEFFRIES FOUND, IS TOLD MOTHER IS ILL
FOUR SOUNDERS MIX ON FRIDAY
I MONTREAL ENTRIES
GIRLS FLAT BASKET BALL
SIX RACES, SUN, RAIN AND THRONG
] LAKE CITY ENTRIES ~|
| LAKE CITY SELECTIONS
MONTREAL RESULTS
TRANSACTION IN BASEBALL MARKET
WHITE HOPES READY FOR CLASH FRIDAY
LABORER'S LINEAGE TRACED TO 1100 A. D.
Golf Champions Get Wholesale Setbacks
LUNG POWER WINS PLACE IN ORCHESTRA
NOTED WRITER COMPILES HISTORY OF SARDINE
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Rain in North Helps Oakland Gain on League Leaders
FROM PICTORIAL MEMORANDA OF YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL CAME AS JOTTED DOWN BY A CALL ARTIST
Seals Are Easy Marks For the Nimble Oaks
Sidelights on Ball Game Between Oaks and Seals
Stanford Seniors Beat Juniors at Rugby
GOLDFISH INDUSTRY OF CHINA IS INTERESTING
AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN TURKEY
COMMUTERS HAVE HARD JOB ON HAND
VANCOUVER TEAM MAY PLAY HERE
EGYPTIAN MUMMIES SHARERS AT FEASTS
SHERIFF SAYS NO, PROMOTERS YES
Substitute Match Proposed
Fight Card Arranged by Columbia Club
FORMER ANGEL AN INEBRIATE .
PALM FAIL* TO BEAT BAKER ;
WORLDS PACING RECORD BROKEN
STANDING OF CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES]
CLUB STANDINGS IN NORTHWEST LEAGUE
GIANTS ROMP OFF WITH TWO GAMES
I AMERICAN LEAGUE
Senators Break Up Tie in Ninth Frame
| AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
WESTERN LEAGUE
JAPANESE SEEK MARKET IN CANADA FOR SUGAR
HARNESS HORSES HERE AND THERE
NEW ORGANIZATION PLANNED
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
SHASTA BANK TO PAY UP IN FULL
New York Stock List
STOCK MARKET ■ RECUPERATING
I STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE |
MINING STOCKS
SUMMARYOP THE MARKETS
OIL STOCKS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
HIGH COURT MUST RULE ON EDDY WILL BEQUEST
MEN BATTLE ORIENTAL'S DECK
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Weather Report
I'IER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Time Ball
HYDBOG&AFH2C OFFICE
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Memoranda
Building Contract*
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OREGON WANTED HERE Navy Officials Asked to Send It
Merchants Are Urged To Use Fair Emblem
BAY TO SACRAMENTO RAILWAY IS PLANNED
R. R. COMMISSIONERS SEEK GREATER SCOPE
WOMAN IS ALLEGED BOGUS COIN PASSER
MAN IS ARRESTED AS WHITE SLAVER
SERVICE UNIFORMITY IS AIM OF P. O. MEN
UNIVERSITY GIVEN SWIMMING POOL
WHITE HIDES AIM BEHIND HIS SMILE
GARDENER FINDS TOOLS ABANDONED BY BURGLAR
LOCAL SAVANTS TO HEAR YALE PROFESSOR
Stanford Women On New Judicial Discipline Board
COUNCIL REFUSES PLEA OF SHOWMEN
COLLEGE GIRLS WIN RIGHT TO GOVERN
Local Brevities
RAILROAD BEGS TO LOWER ITS RATE
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