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San Francisco Call, Volume 110, Number 114, 22 September 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
COURT ORDERS HORSECARS FROM LOWER MARKET
Decision Opens Way For Better Service And Geary St. Road
REGISTERED MAIL SACK STOLEN AT STOCKTON
30,000 MEN OF BUILDING TRADES QUIT IN SPAIN
65 HOURS SOON TO BE CHICAGO TRAIN SCHEDULE
ARMY TO TEST AEROPLANES FOR DROPPING BOMBS IN WAR
DOMINION REJECTS PACT
Laurier and Reciprocity Lose Decisively
Opposition Gains 37 Seats From Liberals
W. E. D. STOKES NEAR DEATH FROM PTOMAINES
DIVERS RECOVER BIG TREASURE FROM DEEP
CANADA'S POPULATION IS LESS THAN 8,000,000
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SANTA CRUZ PREPARING FOR AUSTRALIAN BOYS
MARRIAGE LICENSES "-.. ISSUED IN STOCKTON
RESULT DISAPPOINTS TAFT
President Hoped for Other Issue
CENSUS OFFICE GIRL HAS HALF DOLLAR WORTH $25,000
VALLEJO TO LOSE FERRY SERVICE
MISS HELEN DUBOIS IS CALLED BY DEATH
Dolphin Rowing Glut Is Reinstated
CHARITY GAMES AT SAN MATEO
KUB__ MEN; INJURED
COOPER ON ItOUND |
SENSATIONS LOOM ABOUT WILL CASE
COURT OF APPEAL GIVES? CAR VICTIM NEW TRIAL
SENTRY IS PLACED OVER ACCUSED PAYMASTER
CHILD OVERDOES ROLE AND SHOOTS/BROTHER
;" ?'?'•' 7-—;—~— ;' '•?'"''—-■ —■■ .'' ..-..'"■.■-.'i' PRISON FARE FOLLOWS GRAVEYARD BANQUET ■■ . .': ' -;" ? ■ h ■'■■■.■■ ■■ "■" "'-'■ ■ •„■.■ ..?. "..,' .. -'.. *■■". '.'■:■'■ ■'■'.;
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
MOREING ESTATE WORTH $100,000
ELECTRIC LINE TO JOIN 7 SAN RAFAEL TO CAPITAL
MOTOR PARADE TO ADVERTISE FESTIVAL
STANLEY MOOR^IS * MARRIED AT CAPITAL
SOLANO JURIST WILL : OCCUPY BENCH HERE
FARM NEAR COLFAX SWEPT BY FLAMES
-.,..„ . ALLEGED SLAYER IS BHBP RELEASED ON BAIL
FARMER LOST, ROUND :r DYING OF EXPOSURE
ESCAPED LUNATIC FOUND IN FLORIDA
ROADS IN SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY TO BE IMPROVED
AGED PIONEER LEFT ' ' $60,000 BY BROTHER
AIRSHIP ENGINE FLIES INTO BITS
TEST MAY BE MADE OF? VACCINATION LAW
$2,000 raised in ONE HOUR FOR FESTIVAL
POWER COMPANY MEN ABSOLVED BY COURT
TUESDAY POSTCARD DAY AT WALNUT CREEK
SECRETARY JORDAN AFTER INSURGENTS
EISEN WINERY BURNS WHEN FUMES IGNITE
BOARD HAS NEW PLAN FOR PURCHASING BOOKS
MADMAN SUSPECTED OF MYSTERIOUS HOMICIDE
.—*■"- •■---'-'-- '■■• – <■ —- * <y SISKIYOU DISTRICTS * • VOTE WET AND DRY
LIGHT RAIN DELAYS DRYING OF RAISINS
Vallejo Brevities
STATE EMPLOYE FACES CHARGE
WOODMEN HEAR RECALL OF JUDGES DISCUSSED
THEFT OF $35 LAID TO HIGH SCHOOL GIRL
150 FACTORY WORKERS /fe AT FOREMAN'S FUNERAVJF
LIBRARIAN OF STATE LEGISLATURE RESIGNS
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HOME WRECKING DESCRIBED AS PART OF PLOT
BOY'S BASEBALL INJURES WOMAN IN THE STREET
Contractor Charges Brother With Arson
ARMY DISCIPLINE IS ON THE MEND
BAIL NOT FORTHCOMING FOR GERMAN OFFICER
WOMEN OF CHURCH FAIR 5 BOOTH PLAN RECEPTION
CXILLiEAUD^LOSESISUIT y^ – AGAINST FRENCH BANK
Army Orders
To ■ V_ritlsisifFT_SeS«o:
HUSBAND ACCUSED OF KIDNAPING WIFE
CITY'S OCEAN TRADE REVIEWED IN BOOK
PAPYRUS CLUB GIVES A MUSICALE AND TEA
"RESCUE DAY" WORKERS – PREPARE FOR CAMPAIGN
GIRL MISSIONARIES ADDRESS UNIONS
Yesterday's" Fire Report ;
ALDER CREEK IS SCENE OF "WAR"
RECORD CANVASS;MADE ON ALASKA DIRECTORY
;... ?'"''*"*' *m '— "'7??y BAUMGARDT TO TALK ON RHINE CASTLES
MITCHELL WILL NOT"; FIGHT EXTRADITION
Bernice B Wins $2,500 Walla Walla Event
LONG TO COACH AUSTRALIANS
OFFICIALS ARE NAMED
1 MINOR baseball – | c- ' —- '"...-—,■ 7 ..*.* ?;—:.--■ , -..- .-... ...-.-•■ -.V
| AMERICAN ASSOCIATION |
DOCUMENT TELLS OF * LOSS OF LAKE TCHAD
LATE COAST? SHIPPING
Located Hid Sinter
ARBITRATION ENDS , RAILROAD STRIKE
palace para nz at i AT ■ ■ . FLORENCE IS RESTORED
'fMUJTEHID" OPPOSES RIGHTS OF WOMEN ~. ■' – ; ■-.- ■ – ■ •
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FIRST AERO FLIGHT WAS MADE IN 1745
EGGS ARE BLACK WHEN LAID BY THIS BIRD
CITIES OF EUROPE NOW HAVE THEIR CHINATOWNS
Hathorn Urges Election of Rolph for Civic Cleansing
NEWSPAPERS OF CENTRAL SIBERIA
MINORITY AVON OUT IN • MULELAND FILIBUSTER
VOTERS URGED TO PROTECT BALLOTS
SMELLING IS FINE ART IN ENGLAND
ROLPH TO SUM UP CAMPAIGN ISSUES
SLAVONIANS INDORSE n JIM ROLPH FOR MAYOR
FRENCH CLUB WANTS. ROLPH FOR MAYOR
CATHEDRAL SCENE WAS IN DANGER
DIALS ANTEDATE CHRISTIAN ERA
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UNION LABOR MEN PLEDGED TO ROLPH
TURPIN SAYS HE ISN'T AND WRITES THAT HE IS
•Judge TO facilitate _ •*. • McNAMARA TRIAL
.• HAIR FAIR MECCA FOR -.•; * "COIFFEUR" PILGRIMS
NAMES REPEATED IN MCCARTHY LIST
AIR NAVIGATORS DEMAND NEW MAPS
Rolph Will Need Best Supervisors; And Here They Are
NINE TON YAWL ROUNDING GLOBE
SAILORS CLING TO SEA SUPERSTITIONS
Rolph Meetings Scheduled for Rest of Week
SUFFRAGE WOMEN REPUTE J. P. IRISH
FRESNO PEOPLE-PREFER ~ ROAD ALONG S. P. LINE
WOMAN INEBRIATE SENT TO ASYLUM
Australians Will Play Field Ball Sunday
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A Newspaper in Search of a "Menace"
Sea Rates Are Real. Not Imaginary
Mr. Bryan Promises a Fight
Stumping Westward
Mr. Britton on Municipal Ownership
What Professor Ross Found in China
Women As a Conservative Force
RATE ON LUMBER KEEPS SUN UNDER
Letters From the People
Abe Martin
Vest Pocket Essays
THAS; METER
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
THE VITAL ISSUES
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
Mrs. E.L. Watson, President State Suffrage Society
CAMPAIGN FOR GOOD COOKING
Speakers for Equal Rights Make Friends
SOCIETY women DEVOTE v-TIME TO 7AID CHURCH
OAKLAND WOMAN TO STAGE SUFFRAGE PLAY
Miss S. Solomons, President, Votes For Women Club
Change of Scene Balm for Broken Heart
Clubwoman's Franchise League Arranges for Many Meetings
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SHIP'S OFFICER KNEW NEITHER RULES NOR LAWS
AIRMAN TOO BUSY WITH SCIENCE TO SUIT WIFE
APPLICATION MADE FOR NATIONAL BANK AT DUCOR
FIRESTONE PLANT WORKING OVERTIME
TOTS TO TODDLE AND WARBLE TOO
SON NAMED GUARDIAN OF AGED PIONEER
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TEMPEST BREAKS IN TEA WORLD OVER COLORING
RO^T WANTS PISTOL TO >;■'; ' SCARE PARK SPOOKS
PLAYGROUND BONDS V-: MAY BE SUBMITTED
PASTOR CHOSEN FOR NEW ITALIAN CHURCH
TAFT DEFENDS TARIFF VETOES
Bills He Rejected Framed by Politicians
Taft Still Favors Lower Tariff Rate
50,000 EXPECTED TO ATTEND APPLE SHOW
PACIFIC FLEET WILL : SPEND CHRISTMAS AWAY
FAR NORTH WILL SOON BE IN ICE KING'S GRIP
TEACHERS- FOR SERVICE ?; IN PHILIPPINES SOUGHT
FIRST MAN TO GIVE BIBLE TO JAPAN DEAD
WIDOW IS MARRIED TO BROTHER IN LAW
SERVICES TO MARK JEWISH NEW YEAR
:,:,"; -— ; • — -,; MILLS ESTATE EXECUTOR PAYS OUT HALF MILLION
IST. .MONICA'S PARISH '■;»*) ) TO HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC^
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
WITNESS RECALLS YOUTH OF CITY
WOMAN HURT IN AUTO* WRECK DIES OF INJURIES
SACRAMENTAN ELECTED TO STUDENT OFFICE
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES TO HONOR PRESIDENT
PLEA IS CHANGED AS CHARGE IS ALTERED
PUBLISHING COMPANY -??: WANTS FUND CERTIFIED
Queen Radegund's Story In Pageant of Progress
LETTER SACRED WITNESS CONTENDS
ARCHBISHOP TO CONFIRM CLASS
CAMPAIGN ADDS 500 MEMBERS TO Y. M. C. A.
PL A NTS AGAINST NEW CARS CONSIDERED
WIFE OF ALAMEDA'S MAYOR SERIOUSLY ILL
FALL IN PATH OF CAR NEARLY FATAL
BROKEN IN HEALTH, MAN IS SUICIDE
ST. MARY'S LITERARY CLUB HOLDS MEETING
CONVENTION OF BAPTISTS CLOSED
MAYOR EXPLAINS FISCAL AFFAIRS
OFFICERS ELECTED BY w TEMPERANCE WORKERS
ALAMEDA MEN PLAN : SUFFRAGE LEAGUE
SUFFRAGISTS INVADE STANFORD CAMPUS
SANTA FE FINED FOR Fusing short crew train . . ii wrm-MIW iff lillii iii ■iimiTi.
PROMOTION GIVEN STATION KEEPERS
MRS. COFFIN TALKS TO BURLINGAME WOMEN
TWO PLAYS STAGED BY CAP AND BELLS CLUB
I Patents for Calif ornians ? I
Ruth Ware, One of Girls Preparing The Women's Jinks
U. OF C. JUNIORS ASSIGN DUTIES
ALL IN READINESS FOR BIG FAMILY CLUB "ROW"
PUPIL OF GANZ TO GIVE FIRST RECITAL
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
SMART SET ASKED TO MET BRIDE
COMMISSIONERS WILL TALK ON AMENDMENTS
• COLLEGE HALL WOMEN . WILL GIVE RECEPTION
'.' PANTRIES ARE LOOTED */• ■;'-' BY HUNQkV BURGLARS
Sword and Scales Honor Society Elects 5 Members
CHINA TO ADOPT YANKEE METHODS
PROMOTER IN JAIL WANTS REDUCED BAIL
WOMAN CENTENARIAN VICTIM OF PARALYSIS
HARTMAN TO OPEN IN THE "CAMPUS"
alleged shoplifters ARRAIGNED for theft
Star in Pleasing Musical Comedy And the Author
BIDS FOR DREDGING ESTUARY REJECTED
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
THEY ALL LOOK GOOD WHEN THEY'RE FAR AWAY.
AQUATIC DAY FOR CORINTHIAN CLUB
Coaching Body Appointed For U. of C. Crew
STANDING OF CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES
CLOSE FINISHES HOLD CROWD TENSE
1 LEXINGTON ENTRIES +7-—"—.'- ??.s.-y , '.???.? ',"?'.— :—•-"
Rangers' Athletic Club Plans Entertainment
NEW YORK WINS ONE, LOSES ONE
7~ AMERICAN LEAGUE
John Mackey Will Breed, French Horses
• GADIUMS FORM TRACK TEAM
TERN'S TRICK IS LAKE CITY STAR
] LAKE CITY ENTRIES f*
I LAKE CITY SELECTIONS
Swimmer Will Try for Swedish Team
SPOKANE WINS TWO DULL GAMES
CLUB STANDINGS IN NORTHWEST LEAGUE
Fall Track Practice Is On At Stanford
VANDERBILT HORSE FIRST
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Fog Blots Out Sunshine and Gloomy Seals-Angels Game
II 'Sidelights on Ball Game ''" is Between Seals and Angels
Century Footballers in Harness Again
BEAVERS continue TO win by A tally v- *
SENATORS ROOTED BY HOOLIGANS
High Men Hold St.Mary's To Blank Score
Nixie Awarded Race When Challenge Withdraws
STUDENTS HOLD INTER-CLASS MEET
WHITNEY HORSE -A WINNER
WESTERN LEAGUE
Watts' Absence Troubles U.C. Football Fans
Swimmers Will Splash For Honors Tonight
PORTLAND NICKS OAKS FOR GAME
RAIN POSTPONES ! RACES
Four Rounders Are Ready to Mix at Dreamland Rink
LID READY FOR NEW YORK CLUB
Lineup of All Star Team Is Announced
LIVELY CARD OF BOXING IS LISTED
Knockout Brown Adds New 'K.O.' to Name
Packy McFarland and Wells Are Matched
BOARD VACANCIES FILLED
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
'SUTTER' DECISION SHOCK TO STREET
j New York Stock List |
STEEL STOCKS STILL SLUMPING
STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE
MINING STOCKS
OIL STOCKS
SUMMARY OF -■■; ■? THE MARKETS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS " |
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Memoranda
Building Contracts
Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
BOARD IS URGED TO BUILD DOCKS
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Sun, Moon and Tide
Time Ball
HYDROGRAPmC OFFICE
IT. S.I Branch ' Hydrogrrnphlc I Office
| Weather Report
REAL ESTATE TRANS ACTIONS
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SULZER TELLS OF INTEREST IN CITY AND FAIR
Exposition Directors Assigned Special Work
William Sulzer of New York Delegation In National House
LUX FUND IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR USE
MASKED FOOTPAD BEATS % SAILOR WITHOUT : CASH
ARTILLERY CORPS DEMOLISH TARGET
SIX BATTALION CHIEFS CREATED
LONG ASKS DAMAGES FOR MISPLACED STATEMENTS
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