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San Francisco Call, Volume 110, Number 120, 28 September 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
FRAUD IN TRICK ATTEMPTED FOR BUCKET SHOPS
"Nick" Longworth At Canal to See If Dirt Is Flying
YOUNG WOMAN KILLED BY TRAIN
SUYDAM DENIES HE IS COMPLACENT HUSBAND
PANAMA NOW: MAKING * THE; PANAMA HAT
BROUSEE BOTHERED BY BOOSTERS' BAND
RIOTS MARK ITALY'S MOBILIZATION
Malcontents Denounce the Government's War Schemes
PRIVATE BLOOM TO GET COMMISSION
DR. RUCKER FACES A $10,000 SUIT
WALLET WITH $10,000 LOST AND FOUND *" X -X.X- '-" – "'■ X'- ■-;-.- ■ . >i.^-M..» .-■■*■* ■'■*■■" •■ -: X---.-- X' X;- -.'-'** -X .■■-■..£-*-., ..--:
"CHARLEY" GATES MARRIES AGAIN
sentiment for; taft GROWING IN THE EAST
LAW IS THE GOAL OF YOUNG ASTORS AMBITION
ROLPH LEAD FOR MAYOR 20,000 CLEAR
Candidates Elected At Primary Contest
Men to be Voted on At Second Election
City Attorney Long Gets Five-Sixths of Total Vote
LECTURER PLEADS FOR x MORE PLAYGROUNDS
DRUG MANUFACTURER ? ACCUSED OF MALPRACTICE
VOTE IN 319 PRECINCTS
TOTALS OF CANDIDATES
PINCHOT ROUTED BY ALASKAN GALE
DEFENDER OF CAMORRA CRITICISES WITNESSES
EAST ALTERS ATTITUDE
BUSINESS LOOKS BRIGHT
DEFENSE OF McNAMARAS DESIRES SPEEDY TRIAL
HUSBAND SKIPS WHEN WIFE GOES TO COUNTRY
FRESNO IS DIVIDED ON STATE HIGHWAY ROUTE
ELEANOR SEARS SHOOS A RUNAWAY
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Hathorn Looks Like a Sure Winner in November
WOMAN INTERESTED IN '':] ° CHARITY WORK DIES
MRS. LOUIS EMLAY IS VICTIM OF PARALYSIS
Boyle's Vote in Primary His Full Strength; Lackmann Will Beat Him in the Final Race
'RED WATERS' ARE MYRIAD ORGANISMS
ALAMEDA WOMEN TO WORK AT THE POLLS
FRIENDS PAY TRIBUTE >TO LATE E. F. GERALD
CHAPTER TO HOLD A HOUSE WARMING
FIFTY IS TOO FAR AWAY FOR MRS. TUCKER
PIONEER WOMAN DIES IN DOCTOR'S OFFICE
CONCERN DISSOLVES BY COURTS PERMISSION
HORACE DAVIS TO ADDRESS STUDENTS
RELIGIOUS MAN IS HOSTILE TO WIFE
HENEY MAKES PLEA FOR AMENDMENTS
CHURCH UNION GIVEN COLLEGE PROPERTY
BANQUET TO THE PRESIDENT TO BE UNIQUE
Developments of the Day in Fair Circles
JOYRIDER SAVES LIFE AT RISK OF HIS OWN
KIDNAPED BOY FOUND WANDERING IN STREETS
ARKANSAS MOB LYNCHES WOUNDED WHITE MAN
STRIKE TALK CRISIS COMES AT NOON
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SHANNON TELLS INQUISITORS HE WON'T ANSWER
Sky Wanderer Traced by University Astronomers
Brooks Comet Visible to Unaided Eye Although 48,000,000 Miles Away
NEWS OF THE WATER FRONT
AUSTRALIA FRIENDLY TOWARD united states
STRANGER "PAYS" $110 TO LOOK AT ANIMALS
JOHN GRAHAM BROOKS x TO TALK ON IMMIGRANTS
ACTRESS DIES FROM OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE
BROKER WHO FLED FROM WIFE APPEARS IN COURT
GIRLS DIG GRAVES WITH CANDY TONGS
IRON WORKS PLANT FOR MARE ISLAND
SETTLER IS DRIVEN OFF AND CABIN RAZED
Notable Deaths
♦—-— ?...; -.,. ...—:— ... ■;: : --♦- | /Marriage Licenses | j
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BANK BURGLAR COMING TO THE CORT "ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE" OPENS SUNDAY
EDDIE HANLON PUNCHES MANNERS INTO SIX MEN
TRAVELER FROM ASTORIA ARRESTED ON STEAMER
REAL "FAIR" FOR SCHOOL PUPILS
LARGE TRACTS SOLO IN NEWARK
WORKS BOARD OPENS BIDS FOR EQUIPMENT.
NEW AGENTS NAMED FOR VELIE CARS
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■■■■»■ in- .i ■ ■■ ■" ■■ ■ ■- —■ T i San Francisco Satisfied With the Results .
j Slaughter- . Sale of | Horse Pictures
Concerning Irrigation District Bonds
A Possible Puncture
Difficult Questions of Identification
Abandonment of Port Arthur by Japan
Apples as a Commercial Pronosition
S. P. IMPROVES FREIGHT SERVICE Night Trains Expedite the Movement of Goods to Interior Points
Abe Martin
Vest Pocket Essays
GOOD NATURE
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
RED PAINT
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
TH CANAL-CUI BONO?
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
Miss Jean Hayes And Her Brother, Kenneth Hayes
BOSTON WOMEN RAISE FUND FOR SUFFRAGE
HUNDRED INVITED TO SUFFRAGE HOME PARTY
WOMEN WANTED TO WORK AT ELECTION]
Aid from Boys Of Australia Given Women
SAN MATEO CLUBWOMEN GIVE A LAWN PARTY
MARTINEZ SUFFRAGISTS HOLD OUTDOOR RALLY
Mrs. L. H. Wail Of College Equal Suffrage League
Mothers Vote in Antipodes And Sons Are Proud of Their Liberty
BERKELEY SUFFRAGIST TO SPEAK IN RICHMOND
Dull Tools Usually Are Costly Habit
Calendar of Tonight's Suffrage Clubs' Events
Answers Promised To Anti-Suffrage Attacks on States
BRAND WHITLOCK HAS NERVOUS PROSTRATION
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
U. S. DEPUTY ADMITS AIDING LYMAN'S FLIGHT
Hazel Dill Webb, Redding Musician To Give a Recital
VISITOR TO GIVE A CONCERT AT STUDIO
Oakland Society News
DELEGATES NAMED FOR DAVIS MEETING
Rachelina Bertola, Leader in Vote for Queen of Carnival
FIREWORKS PLANNED FOR COLUMBUS DAY
FANNIE COOK BECOMES , BRIDE IN A CHAPEL
GIRL, ALLEGED THIEF IN CELL
J. G. Sweet, Member Debating Council State University
COLLEGIANS TO DISCUSS RECALL
VERNON-ROCK RIDUE HALL FORMALLY OPENED
SAMARITAN ROLE IS OLDFASHIONED
LAWYERS MAY NOT AID ** AT NATURALIZATIONS
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
"BORN BOOSTERS" ENTERTAIN AT BANQUET
– : r*-. i REALTY SALE STOPPED FOR PROOF OF DEATH
Item Welcomed By Many Men
DELEGATES FETED BY NEWMAN CLUB
COUPLE PROVE CLAIM y BEFORE WRONG COURT
BERKELEY TO BE A MUSICAL CENTER
AUTO BROKER IS HELD FOR THEFTS
MINERAL LOCATIONS BACK UP PROSPECTUS
The Doctor's Answers On Health and Beauty Questions
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
THEY ALWAYS COME BACK FOR MORE.
PRIDE OF LUCRE HAS DOUBLE FALL
j LAKE CITY ENTRIES |
| LAKE CITY SELECTIONS
Another "White Hope" Is Rudely Dashed
Mistah Johnson Feahfully Bo'ed By Cou'ts y' Know
WORLD'S RECORD NEARLY EQUALED
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES
TORONTO RESULTS |
SCHOOLS ACTIVE IN FALL SPORTS
THORAX'S , HORSE RTXNS f SECOND
BURNS FAVORITE IN THE BETTING
j TORONTO ENTRIES
HILTON GOES, BUT WILL
Yachts Will Cruise in Canal up to San Rafael
U. C. Varsity Team Loses Harris From Its Lineup
Santa Clara Ties With Stanford '15
ALL STAR SCHOOL FIELDBALL TEAM
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Villagers Clinging to Beavers' Tails in the Pennant Race
PICTORIAL ODDS AND ENDS WHICH SUGGESTED THEMSELVES TO A CALL ARTIST AT THE GAME YESTERDAY
Errors Cost Seals Game Against Ducks
Blanche Shows Her Gass In 2;11 Pace
ASSOCIATION
CUBS CUT DOWN NEW YORK'S LEAD
* AMERICAN LEAGUE
Basketball Teams Are Being Organized
Rooters Will Not Have To Pay an Advance
SENATORS PLAY BOOB BALL CUTUPS BUNCH THEIR HITS
*UVCOL»|2%AirCHIHE|BOZJ>'
LEADERS ARE STILL jj HALF A GAME APARTU
OF CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES
CLUB STANDINGS IN NORTHWEST LEAGUEI
San Mateo Twice Downed By St. Matthew's
l WESTERN LEAGUE |
I EMCnfALSiEffLA ROEJ><HJiWEyn^ *
Field Trials Bring Out Classy Dogs
J. Pluvius Takes Hand In Harness Racing
Spokane Batters Go At Jensen Savagely
U. C. 15 and Berkeley Line Up Today
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
BUSINESS FEELS BULLY OVER RESULT
A:jx New York Stock List | . **-.* ~. ~-T*i — =— —-*- ♦-
SALES HEAVY IIS NERVOUS MARKEI
I STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE
MINING STOCKS
OIL STOCKS
SUMMARY OR . ' THE MARKETS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS |
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
;7 San, Moon and ..Tide
Time 5 Ball Y'X
v ": rf-i-—v HYDEOGRAPHIC OFFICE
l*. ; 5". Branch Hydrogrraphlc I Office
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
Weather Report
I SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
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News of Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
FARMING COURSES UP FOR DEBATE
SNOWFALL BALKS SEARCHING PARTY
a ° ' ;■"' gc .—fl ■■-;..- "... MODESTO Will BUILD /'. ; "•• ..' MUNICIPAL THEATER
NEW ORDER PROVIDES * * – STAY AT HOME DETAIL
Vallejo Girl is Married to Her Naval Hero of the Seas
Miss Edith Brownlie Becomes Bride of Lieutenant Harold G. Bowen, U. S. N.
Y. M. I. COUNCILS WILL GATHER AT MARTINEZ
ONLY 41 YEARS OLD AND A GRANDFATHER
HEAD WINDS KEEP FOWLER ON EARTH
FARMER IN FIGHT AGAINST I. W. W.
RANCHERS TO UNITE IN RAID ON SQUIRRELS
SOLANO TEACHERS .i._ TO MEET OCTOBER 9
Flies * Petition in Bankruptcy
ALL COAST POWER LINE IS PROJECTED
FALL MAT CAUSE DEATH OF PRIEST
QUEEN MART, IT LOOKS LIKE NOW.
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