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San Francisco Call, Volume 110, Number 127, 5 October 1911
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Masthead
ITALIAN GUNS DESTROY TRIPOLITAN FORTS
Warships Bombard Defenses, Driving Garrison to the Hills
BUCKET SHOP ORDINANCE IS SOUND IN LAW
Preacher Wanders Frcm Town to Town For Bridal Couple
CONTEMPT SEEN IN LETTERS TO COURT
ENFRANCHISE WOMEN BY MARKING BALLOT FOR NO. 4
ROYALISTS WORRY LISBON MINISTRY
RUSSIAN DANCER :S SUBJECT FOR KNIFE
TWO INCHES OF SNOW AT EMIGRANT GAP
STRIKERS FIGHT WITH CREW OF NONUNION MEN
Days Developments In Shopmen's Strike
DOGS OF WAR WILL BARK AT SAN PEDRO
DR. J. G. LYMAN IS HELD IN $25,000 BONDS
SCHLEY TO BE INTERRED AT ARLINGTON TODAY
PICKETS WATCH SHOP WORKERS
THREE BANDITS HOLD UP M., K. AND T. TRAIN
ASTOR WEDDING BRINGS BUSINESS TO PREACHER
STEAMER EDITH AFLOAT WITH AID OF BURNSIDE
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DEFENSE FUND FOR McNAMARAS URGED
GIRL KLEPTOMANIAC MAY GO ON PROBATION
CONVENTION IN SESSION AT STOCKTON
512.000 ADnmON TO STOCKTON HOSPITAL
PRISON TERM FOR MRS. S. E. KNIGHT
ALLEGED SQUATTER IS SUED BY CORPORATION
FOUR COUPLES GRANTED MARRIAGE LICENSES
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
COLLISION CAUSE INQUIRY ORDERED
LA GRANGE POWER CO. TRANSFERS BUSINESS
"GOOD FELLOW" TAKES GIRL FRIErX'S RING
LAST OF FRIGATE'S CREW DIES AT YOUNTVILLE
AGED BUTCHER'S DEAD BODY FOUND BY BOY
MEN WHO WILL SAY 'HELLO BILL'
EXPOSITION MEN WILL VISIT FAIR
GRAPE CARNIVAL HAS NEW FEATURES
AGED WOMAN HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT
* SACRAMENTO CLAIMS * 65,000 POPULATION
Nordica Will Sing At Ground Breaking
WESTERN PACIFIC MAN IS PROMOTED
Lillian Nordica, Who Will Sing as Taft Turns Earth
WORKERS FOR NEW CHARTER ORGANIZE
! SEVEN TOWNS WANT TO VOTE ON PROHIBITION
Cmb Del Rey, Santa Craa
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WOMEN CLOSING CAMPAIGN WITH WHIRL
Auto Canvass Attracts Voters at Many Centers
Women Are Wanted for Picket Duty at the Polls
SOUSA WANTS WOMEN GIVEN RIGHT TO VOTE
Suffrage Rallies for Remainder of Week
CITY POSSIBLY CAN FORCE LOWER RATES
RICHMOND WOMEN TO BUILD NEW CLUBHOUSE
STREET DEPARTMENT FOREMAN EXONERATED
HEALTH AUTHORITY HAS SUCCESS HERE
BETTER STREET WORK WANTED BY IMPROVERS
SECOND TRIAL FOR SUSPECT COMMENCES
TECHNICALITY CAUSE OF REJECTION OF BIDS
PERSISTENT NEGLECT WINS DIVORCE FOR WIFE |
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SINGER PROVES VERSATILE IN "LOVE TALES"
Lambardi Gives Opera Parisian Sparkle
Health and Beauty Questions Answers and Advice
$90,000 OF SCHOOL MONEY IS IDLE
HINDU SWAMI SUES NEOPHYTE FOR BOARD
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A Fresh Army Corps for The Right Side in Politics
City's Growth Checked by Lack of Water
San Francisco Asks ior Justice
President Taft and the Payne=Aldrich Tariff Bill
"CUB" MISTAKES COLONEL FOR TAFT
Abe Martin
Vest Pocket Essays
THE FARMER
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
THE BRIGHT SIDE
Wider Field
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
Miss Florence Dunnuck, A Militant Suffragist
Yes, the Lady With the Postals Wants Both Coin and Vote
Mrs. F. Patterson, Sapient Reasoner for Suffragism
Cost Is Poor Standard For Clothes
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD, SAN LEANDRO
MERCHANTS URGED TO CLOSE DOORS
LIVERMORE PLANS STREET CARNIVAL
RAILROAD NOT BLAMED FOR DEATH OF SISTERS
MRS. BREWER CHARGED WITH DEATH BY JURY
Second Apple > Show, Watnonvflle, October : 9 to 14 y – "
U. of C. Orchestra Will Furnish Music for English Clubs Play
BERKELEY WOMEN AID CHARITIES
AFFAIRS OF MINING COMPANY ARE TANGLED
U. OF C. MUSICIANS TO TOUR ISLANDS
RECEPTION HELD IN HONOR OF ARCHBISHOP
WORK ON QUAY WALL ABANDONED
Thieves Stole Clothe*
Amos Elliott, a New Acquisition by the Glee Club
ROMANCE SURVIVES LONG SEPARATION
U C. GLEE CLUB CHOOSES MEMBERS
GARDEN FETE IS PLANNED AS BENEFIT
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
KNOT IS TIED IN FERN BOWER
4 : B. F. HUBBARD IS HELD ON ARSON CHARGE
MARRIAGE TO FOLLOW REVIVED ROMANCE
SCHOOLGIRLS TO HAVE SEX HYGIENE COURSE
Oakland High School Students Plan to Give Vaudeville Show
PUPILS WILL 'ACT' FOR PAPER FUND
PARISH TO HOLD AN INDOOR PICNIC
SUFFRAGE WORKER HELD FOR SPEEDING
MINISTER HEARS CALL OF CHURCH
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
THE DOCTORS' GLEE CLUB OPEN THE 1911 FOOTBALL SEASON.
SEALS ARE STILL IN FOURTH PLACE
PORTLAND LEADING BY NARROW MARGIN
ANGELS FLY OFF WITH A VICTORY
Vernon Takes Count in Frame 11 Record Crowd Sees Teams Battle
CALIFORNIA GIRL WINNING IN EAST
DERBY DAY GIVES PROMISE OF SPORT
STAR RUGBY PLAYER HTTRT
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California 15 Show First Real Form Against San Jose
Motorboats Will Race at Sausalito
St. Ignatius Will Play Cogswell Today
[STANDING OF CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES |
NEW YORKS WIN NATIONAL TITLE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Y.M.C.A. Preparing for Big Relay Race
SPOKANE SELECTIONS
Motor Driven Trucks Show Superiority Over Horse Drawn Vehicle in Long Haul
Nine Cars End First Day's Run With a Perfect Score
COLLEGE FOOTBALL J
} WESTERN LEAGUE f
Ca«a Del Rev, Santa Cru
TRUCKS MAKE FAST TIME TO SAN JOSE
Boys to Compete at Santa Rosa
Cardinal Varsity Will Live Together
Santa Clara Reserves Beat High School
Cardinal Freshmen Are Humbled Again
SEATTLE WILL GET CONTINUOUS BALL
PETER THOMPSON WINS TIDY STAKE
SPOKANE ENTRIES
MINOR BASEBALL
ADAMS EXPRESS TAKES FEATURE
HARVARD TEAM PROMISING
PFISTER'S HORSE WT»S
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
GAS AND ELECTRIC FIVES BRING 99
New York Stock List
MARKET STILL IS IRRLGUUAR
I STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE !
MINING STOCKS
OIL STOCKS
SUMMARY OF* THE MARKETS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
Movements of Vessels From All Ports
MAYS OF THE OCEAN
RutldlfiK Cnntrturim
INSURANCE COMPANY SUED BY AGED BROKER
WOMAN DOCTOR HAS CLASS AS CLIMBER
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Sun, Moon and TUlo
Time Ball
HYDaOGBAPHIC OFFICE
&mv? S. Branch Hydro*ratalil«r Office
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Memoranda
Weather Report + , ,—.—♦-
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
PRISON DOORS AJAR FOR FRANCIS MITCHELL
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WISSER TO STUDY DEFENSES OF CITY
Located His Sister
Winter
CONFERENCE FILLS METHODIST PULPITS
SECOND WIFE ALLEGES INVIDIOUS COMPARISONS
Watsonville Boosters Bombard City With "Belleflowers"
IRRIGATION CASE IS BEFORE APPEAL COURT
FREIGHT AGENT STILL AMONG THE MISSING
SUPERVISORS BALK AT CAR TRACK BILL
YEGG SHOT; KEEPS SILENCE TO DEATH
FAIR IN AID OF NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH
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