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San Francisco Call, Volume 110, Number 121, 29 September 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
S. P. SYSTEM CHANGES CHIEF
Gen. Household Head And 'Army' to Oust Rebel Middleman
SOLDIER CONVICT FLEES; SHOTS FLY
STEAMER WILL BRING IX r ::$1,000,000 IN "DUST"
"GOOD ROADS" MEN TO BUY AUTOMOBILE
MAN BUYS RAILROAD FOR $70 AT AUCTION
SANTA CRUZ MECCA FOR ODD FELLOWS
REAL 'JAG' SAID SHANNON, LED TO BUYING DELIRIUM
TURKEY REJECTS DEMANDS OF ITALY
War to Follow Landing at Tripoli
DOCTOR'S WIFE AND AUTO DRIVER RUN AWAY IN CAR
BOOK OF ACCOUNTS HELD IN EVIDENCE
MltL MAN THROWN FROM ">■•:. ENGINE AND KILLED
Battle, Expulsion and Boycott; Threat
MAN ARRESTED IN OREGON TOWN
To Visit :■ Sao .: Francisco
CATHOLIC LADIES ELECT OFFICERS
I Army and Navy Orders ; |
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35,000 SHOPMEN AWAIT LEADERS' WORD TO STRIKE
FRESNO BOARD TAKES ° STAND ON VACCINATION
'■■-.SHORTAGE OF TEXT . '.<-. XCV- BOOKS IN FRESNO
SUFFRAGE TEA AT BENECIA , AN ENTERTAINING EVENT
FRSENO IN THROES OF FIRST FASHION SHOW
FORMER FRESNO PASTOR * TO GO TO TUOLUMNE
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
FOWLER FLUTTERS BACK TO EARTH
WIDOW'S CLAIM IS I:; 7 DENIED BY CHILDREN
25 YEARS IN PRISON IS FATE OF BOY BANDIT
$10,000,000 WANTED FOR ALLEGED SLANDER
ORPHANS' HOME x EXPECTED TO CLOSE
$300,000 WILL CONTEST BEGINS
PRIVATE COMPANY PLANS IRRIGATION
MRS. CONE'S ESTATE IS ATTACHED BY ATTORNEY
BANK CLEARINGS AT STOCKTON SHOW GROWTH
HIGHWAY TEST CASE IN STOCKTON COURT
POULTRY SHOW FROM DECEMBER 6 TO 9
WHOLE TOWN AIDS LOST BOYS HUNT
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD /WORKER JAILED
MARTINEZ WILL HELP 4 BOOST GRAPE FESTIVAL
PRISONERS TO WORK ON STATE GAME FARM
REDDING COUPLE GIVEN LICENSE IN STOCKTON
WEBB TO FIGHT APPEAL OF JAKE OPPENHEIMER
DECIDUOUS: FRUIT .GROWERS TO MEET,
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PIPPIN AND FULLER TRIALS REOPENED
MAN TAGS ; WJFE AND ?V,; W7x7':PUTS HER TRAIN
TO LOOP OR NOT Tt)° •. isgo£^C>oP; THE QUESTION
: MRS. alisky charges ■••Husband, with NEGLECT
Returns on All Candidates
Semiofficial Votes
TO THE CITIZENS OF SAN FRANCISCO
CHIEF WHITE'S JOB OFFERED TO DOLAN
FRIENDLY STEPS TAKEN IN EDDY WILL CASE
OPINIONS DIFFER ON LIBERTE EXPLOSION
BODY OF SENORA CREEL AWAITS BROTHER IN LAW
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NATION'S ASPECT TOWARD TRADE IS TAFT'S THEME
•■■■■*•-*• 7.7 ** •■...= . * . AX USED IN SEXTUPLE *" .KILLING IS FOUND i
Mexican "GENERAL" will ;.■;..• *.;. NOT be extradited
Figures on Mayoralty Race
Rolph Carries Two Thirds City
TEA MERCHANTS "BOILING OVER"
GERMANY'S NOTE ON • MOROCCO REACHES PARIS
Second Apple Annual. Watsonville, October 0-14 ' . X-X
FEDERAL CONTROL OF LANDS OPPOSED
MEXICANS RAID AND BURN CHINESE HOME
HUNDREDS JOIN IN TRIBUTE TO ADEPT
Important, Auction' Today
SECOND VICTIM OF ACCIDENT IS DEAD
STANFORD PROFESSOR GIVES COLLEGE $10,000
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ENFORCE THE LAW AGAINST THE BUCKET SHOP SWINDLERS
Final Justice in Case of Private Bloom
Conditions That Compel Economy
Setback for the Commerce Divorce Trade
Changes in the Constitution To Be Voted Upon October 10
HYBRID BILLS OF LADING ARE HIT
Complaint to State Railroad Commission Says Banks Balk at "Security"
Abe Martin
Vest Pocket Essays
WALL STREET
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
THE WISE DEALER
Sounds Reasonable
Answers to Queries
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
Mrs. F. Patterson Of Washington, a Suffrage Leader
RABBI TALKS TO CLUB 'mM C ON "CIVIC RELIGION"
DOCTOR AXED PLEADS FOR SUFFRAGE VOTE*
Suffragists to Make /r Election Day Plans
Equal Ballot Advocates to Answer Antis
Calendar for Today's Suffrage Club Events
Mrs. M. C. Brooke, Of College Equal Suffrage League
WORK OF SUFFRAGE SPEAKERS ABOUT BAY
Constant "Kicker" Lacks Breeding
Placerville to Entertain Federation
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
PUPILS ORGANIZE FOR NATURE STUDY
Prof. C. A. Stebbins Advocating "Back to Nature" for Child!
BACCUS DISMISSES ANOTHER OFFICIAL
HILLSIDE CLUB WILL HEAR TRAVELOGUES
BERKELEY'S BUILDING * LAW FAILS IN PART
WOMEN'S MISSIONARY 77-. SOCIETY TO MEET
SAVANTS IN CLASH OVER CHRISTIANITY
OAKLAND Y. M. C. A. TO MORTGAGE NEW HOME
FOUNDRY PLANS TO "."■'■ LOCATE IN RICHMOND
BISHOP O'CONNELL DELIVERS LECTURE
STRYCHNINE IS TAKEN BY CONTRACTOR'S WIFE
DEPARTMENT MAN TO SPEAK AT DAVIS
DR. BROOKS DISCUSSES • "PROBLEM OF POVERTY"
TWO INJURED WHEN v CAR STRIKES BUGGY
PIEDMONT MOTHERS' CLUB TO ENTERTAIN TONIGHT
*;?"?• ; ' ■ '■" a. ": ' . BIDS FOR ENGRAVING v BONDS ARE OPENED
STOLEN BOY IS REARED AS GIRL
Brother Michael, Treasurer of Saint Mary's, Whols Dead
ENTERTAINMENTS FOR HOMELESS CHILDREN
CATHOLIC OFFICER MOURNED BY MANY
MISSION TO CELEBRATE ° ,°° CHURCH ANNIVERSARY ''/
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
SIXTEEN OFF FOR VALLEJO LUNCH
xV.WOMEN ORGANIZE 0° •-• '• • IMPROVEMENT CLUB
Miss Ada Cline, U. C. Junior and Y.W.C.A. Member
■*—— —— — _ , ._ ■ ■■ _«. MAN STABBED IS IN V . .-■ CRITICAL CONDITION
CLASS FOR FOREIGNERS • OPENED AT Y. M. C. A.
COLLEGE WOMEN HOSTS AT BENEFIT
ST. MARYS HIGH SCHOOL , "SENIORS ELECT OFFICERS
BOYS* BAND TO GIVE CONCERT AT LAKESIDE
WIFE IS DARED TO STAB HER HUSBAND
Seeks Mtoslng Husband
GUN IS DEADLY WEAPON EVEN THOUGH UNLOADED
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
SURE 'ITS A CINCH TO GET YOUR NAME IN THE PAPER.
Berkeley High Trims California Freshies
! LOUISVILLE ENTRIES
V *. . " 7— , ■ *•.,' —,;..., "■ %■' •"•."• "* WELSH IS AFTER! WELLS
SCHOOLS ACTIVE IN FIELD SPORT
TORONTO ENTRIES I
| LAKE CITY SELECTIONS |
LOCAL AUTO MEN BACK FROM EAST
TORONTO RESULTS
KEYCTfAKI>,WHITJHirit|ItATCHED
JACK SAYS HE*LL I QUIT WITH TITLED
FAVORITES HAVE THEIR OFF DAY
j LAKE CITY ENTRIES |
HORSES WILL RACE IN TROPHY FINALS
Johnson Not Broke, But Has Toothache
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Vernon Breaks Into Same Percentage Unit With Beavers
St. Ignatius Rugby Team Defeats Insurrectos
*| – MINOR BASEBALL ~* ;•>'.:■■' ■■■".". ..' .'|J| "'■'•"'■■■'." Z. '"•".*" 7' "*" ' . *
WESTERN LEAGUE j
BEAVERS LEAD ONLY BY SMALL FRACTION
SEALS RETURN TO LIFE IN TWELFTH
| AMERICAN ASSOCIATION j
PERRY SIGNS WITH TELEGRAPHS
Burns and Baldwin Are Fit for Cyclonic Fight
Washington State Fair Track Results
j MARYLAND BEATS BUFFALO
Darkness Puts End to Columbus Races
NATIONAL LEAGUE
-ii CLUB STANDINGS IN I NORTHWEST LEAGUE}
TACOMA BUNCHES HITS AND WINS
LEVERENZ' ERROR LOSES HIS GAME
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES
|X-,, ? PAXM?DEFEATS?? LAZARUS
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Building: Contract* V I ! ; ' j
Olympic Athletes Train For P. A. A. Meet
FORTjKcDO(WEI^ȤFEirSACOI^4S
MOTOR BOATS TO RACE SATURDAY
Easterners Here Buying Up Polo Ponies
New York Fight Fans on Anxious Seat
Early Season Wail Comes From Stanford
yXX COURSING .'AT; INGLESIDE > /' V ■•?" / ;
-"-.—'• '■ • ••--■■-/■ KEEN'S HORSEl*A*iwi»lfEß
St. Mary's Stops Play For This Week
U.C. Wrestlers Prepare For Active Season
Fight Game Gets Quietus In Los Angeles
» V.'" BILLIARDS AT THE GBANEY
REAL ESTATE * TRANSACTIONS
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
OAKLAND RAILWAYS' NOTES ON MARKET
New York Stock List |
ADVANCES /YMADEBY STOCKS
I STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE 1
MINING STOCKS I
OIL STOCKS
SUMMARY; OP TH E ? MARKETS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
NEWS OF THE .OCEAN
Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
CHINA ENCOUNTERS HEAVY WEATHER
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
X7"*;X*'-..- Snn, Moon and Tide >Y7*?* ■> -YY
~ 7Time Ball-.f-YTr;-: !
HYDROOBAPHIC OFFICE' I
V '■': IT. S. Branch HydrogrrapMolOfflceJYY
SHIPPING NEWS COAST
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
SOLDIERS FINISH 300 MILE RIDE
Weather Report
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GOVERNMENT AID AROUSES UNIONS
HOSEMAN STRIKES BLOW WORTH $252
BURLING CHARGED WITH ASSAULT UPON KENT
WIFE DEMANDS ARREST OF NEWTON R. rice
WIFE SAYS 'SAPGAG'; MAN GETS DIVORCE
CARPENTERS^ AGENT IS * * INJURED IN COLLISION
– Died Year* AgoY/;
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