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San Francisco Call, Volume 110, Number 111, 19 September 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
WARSHIPS HERE WHEN PRESIDENT BREAKS GROUND
Dog Worth $5,000 Lands in Pound Like Any Mongrel
ROLL OF BILLS PAID FOR KISS
EDUCATOR DENIES HE IS AGAINST EXCLUSION
MORGAN FORCES KAISER'S HAND; PEACE ASSURED
EUROPE IS SEETHING WITH REVOLUTION
REVOLT MENACES SPAIN KINGDOM IN A TURMOIL
MOTHER'S ILL AND BOYS ARE CONING
BETTING ON ELECTION SHOWS MUCH SPIRIT
FOWLER WILL FLY EAST THURSDAY
RIOTS ALARM VIENNESE SOCIALISM IN NEW RULE
GERMANY IN A FERMENT FOOD PRICES MOUNTING
TROOPS COW PARISIANS HOLD PEOPLE IN CHECK
ALL ENGLAND AROUSED DISCONTENT WIDESPREAD
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WIFE NO. 4 SAYS BLUEBEARD MATE STOLE $10,000
VOLUBILITY BRINGS 25 YEAR SENTENCE
MAN DEAD AT REDDING WAS A CONDUCTOR HERE
RABBI H. DAVIDSON OF STOCKTON DEAD
SAINT TO PRESIDE OVER "POT HOOKS"
INVESTIGATOR WEIGHS FEMININE HEADGEAR
FRENCH LAWS FAVOR HOUSEHOLD SERVANTS
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
RETAIL GROCERS IN CONVENTION
DOG KNOCKS MAN FROM WHEEL, CAUSING DEATH
NEW CABLE TO SPAN CARQUINEZ STRAITS
Rang False Alarm
CAPITALISTS AND GUESTS IN BAD AUTO ACCIDENT
TWO STOCKTON WOMEN ARE GRANTED DIVORCES
SHASTA LOSES $21,000 BUT MAKES FAIR LEVY
SAN JOAQUIN IN LINE WITH 4 CENT LEVY
FIERCE FOREST FIRE RAGES NEAR IDYLWILD
DISCOURAGED HAYWARD INVENTOR ENDS LIFE
CONTRA COSTA LEVIES TAX FOR BIG FAIR
TRINITY COUNTY TAX RATE FIXED AT $2.60
BAD ROAD BUMPS SICK MAN WELL
NEWPORT GIRL SORRY SHE SPURNED SAILOR
SHERIFF INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT
SANTA CLARA LEVIES 6 CENT FAIR RATE
HEIRESS, IN NOTE, SAYS SHE ELOPED
ROADS OVER 16 FEET WIDE NOT PROVIDED FOR
GLEN COUNTY VOTES EXPOSITION TAX LEVY
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TRAVELING IN MOROCCO TRYING
TAFT UPHOLDS COURT TRUST DECISION GOOD
ONIONS INCREASE IN POPULARITY
PANAMA PROFITS BY OUR EXAMPLE
REPLICA OF "LA JACONDE" AT MUSEUM IN QUIMPER
UNIFIED STANDARD FOR COLORS IS SUGGESTED
ANCIENT SUNDIAL IS DISCOVERED IN CRYPT
Local Brevities
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City's Coin No Worry to McCarthy
Rolph Will Need Best Supervisors: And Here They Are
BE CAREFUL WHAT CAKE YOU EAT
HOW THE CHILDREN SPEND THEIR COIN
POISONING AS A TRADE DOESN'T PAY
HOUSE WHERE HUGO LIVED TO COME DOWN
FRENCH COPYRIGHT LAW DATES BACK TO 1851
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Furuseth to Speak at Big Rolph Rally
WATER RIGHT IS HELD TO ATTACH TO LAND
OAKLAND GIRL HURT BY COLLAPSE OF CARRIAGE
BRAWLEY MAN CHARGED WITH TEXAS ROBBERY
SAILING DATES OF TRANS-PACIFIC MAIL
Army and Navy Orders
Rolph Is Scheduled For Many Meetings
MISREPRESENTATION IN CONTRACT COSTS $5,000
TOWN IS UNDERGOING VIOLENT CLEANING UP
POPE CAR SHOWS WEALTH OF POWER
HOME FOR GIRLS AT WORK PLANNED
LEISHMANN JR. MARRIES AMERICAN GIRL IN ITALY
JAPANESE "HAMLET" RIDES CYCLE ON STAGE
CHANCE TO WED WITH EVERY PACKAGE OF TEA
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Urban Drift Constitutes a Grave Problem
Some Results of a Uniform Divorce Law
Recent Extensions of Municipal Trading
Johnny "Washed" for Dinner
San Mateo's Case Against the S. P.
Canal Tolls Should Favor American Ships
MUSIC OF MOGULS NO LULLABY TUNE
The Real Figures
A Reasonable Compact
The Hobble Skirt
The Very Latest
Abe Martin
Vest Pocket Essays
COLLEGE
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
MRS. SOCRATES
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
Blanche Sanborn, Member of Equal Suffrage Association
Out Door Art League Would Plant Trees to Beautify Streets
SUFFRAGE TALK FOR IMPROVEMENT CLUBS
BROMIDES SUBJECT OF CAMERA CLUB LECTURE
Woman's Vote Will Mollify Male Failings
PRESIDIO NEWS
WIDOW OF G. A. R. MAN SOLE LEGATEE
Miss A. Whitney, An Active Worker For the Ballot
Denver Woman Will Conduct Local Battle
'Lukewarm' Protest Is Worse Than None at All
Colorado Women Will Show Good They Have Done There
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF
DOROTHY TAFT TO MAKE DEBUT SOON
GARGUILLO AND YOUNG BRIDE ARE RELEASED
DEFECTS OF P.A.Y.E CARS TO BE REMEDIED
Marjory Gardiner, U.C'13, Member of Dance Committee
YOUNG TENNIS STAR RETURNS
LAKE CITY SELECTIONS
$30,000 PURSE MEETS O. K.
JUNIOR CLASS TO MAKE INNOVATION
MEN'S MEETING TO DISCUSS AMENDMENTS
LEAGUE WILL PRESS REVIVAL OF GAELIC
COUNCIL CREATES TWO POSITIONS
STATUE SERVES TO KEEP WRATH ALIVE
HURDLER MAT BE COACH
ENGRAVERS HAY BE HERE IN 19:5
Gladys Ostrander, Who Will Sing in The Treble Clef
Marriage Licenses
CONNOLLY HANDBALL CHAMPION
TREBLE CLEF CLUB CHOOSES MEMBERS
HUSBAND WRECKED BY DRUGS, WIFE TESTIFIES
MAY SUTTON IS WINNER
N. S. G. W. 6, FURRIERS 4
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY AND ALAMEDA
SUPPOSED CORPSE YELLS AT CORONER
WIFE'S NOTE CHEERS AN ENTOMBED MINER
HERO WORSHIPERS LABEL WRONG HOUSE
PRESENT AGE SAID TO BE ONE OF RECORDS
POPE GIVES SET OF CHIMES TO CAMPANILE
Californians in New York
Sybil Brennan, a Headliner at the Oakland Orpheum
SUPREME COURT DENIES WRIT AGAINST GOVERNOR
TWIN TOWER CHURCH HAS QUAINT HISTORY
BRONCO SHARES WITH THE STAR
Results of Week End Golf Tournament
"SLEEP WITH YOUR FEET ON A PILLOW"
ROMANCE LURKS IN QUAINT HOLLAND
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
YES, PHILIP, IT ALL DEPENDS WHERE YOU HAPPEN TO BE SITTING.
Beavers and Tigers Promise Hard Fight
BEAVERS START IN WITH A GOOD LEAD
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES
ST. LOUIS TAKES ONE FROM BOSTON
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
WESTERN LEAGUE
MINOR BASEBALL
VANCOUVER TAKES FIVE TO ONE GAME
LEADERS KEEP ON WINNING AT WILL
High School Fish' Train For Championship
Women Will Swim for Championships
ANGELS BOW TO WINNING SOLONS
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Burns and Baldwin Next on the Fighting Bill of Fare
Walla Walla County Fair Racing Opens
JUNIOR COMMITTEE APPOINTED
BRITTON TO GET ANOTHER CHANCE
Revised List of U. C. Squads Is Issued
Detroit's Grand Circuit Meet Is Exciting
VARSITY WOMEN'S CREW TO COMPETE
St* Mary's Rugby Squad Shows Promise
Santa Clara High Rugby Game Is Postponed
Britisher Challenges the Boxers of State
VANDERBILT HORSE SECOND
HILTON IS HONORED WITH DOUBLE TITLE
BRITISH GOLFER PROVES A WONDER
Regatta at Lake Merritt On Columbus Day
BALL PLAYER WILL RECOVER
STUDENT BODY MEETS TONIGHT
LONG SHOTS WIN LEXINGTON RACES
LEXINGTON ENTRIES
LAKE CITY ENTRIES
School Teams Prepare To Meet Australians
JESSUPBIN IS FEATURE RUNNER
LESTER AND McVEY SIGN UP
SANTA CLARA GETS STAR
"PUGS" GO TO WORKHOUSE
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
ASSOCIATED OIL IS LEADER ON STREET
New York Stock List
POLITICS CAUSE STOCK REACTION
STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE
MINING STOCKS
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
OIL STOCKS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
KOREA WILL TAKE MANY PASSENGERS
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
U. S. Branch Hydrographic Office
Time Ball
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Memoranda
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Weather Report
Building Contracts
SONOMA BOARD LEVIES FIVE CENT FAIR TAX
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COUNTY FAIR REVENUES NOW FOUR MILLIONS
Day Happenings in Exposition Circles
IMPORTERS PETITION FOR RELEASE OF TEA
Yesterday's Fire Report
Today s Meetings of Improvement Clubs
GIRLS ATTACHED IN CITY STREETS
CHINESE BANQUET FOR AUSTRALIAN BOYS
FIRST GENERATION WINS SUIT AGAINST SECOND
ACCOUNTANTS HEAR PLEA OF 'ANGEL' KIN
ALLEGED SWINDLER HAS RECOVERED FROM INJURY
SHIPPING MEN HEAR NEW LINE URGED
"HOPE APOSTLE" WINS MANY HERE
CLERK MADE BANKRUPT BY FAILURE OF BANK
POLICE SCANDAL IS THIEF'S SANCTUARY
NEWSPAPERS USED AS S. O. S. SIGNAL
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