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San Francisco Call, Volume 110, Number 177, 24 November 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
HARRIMAN LINES MAY DISPOSE OF PACIFIC BOATS
TWENTY CHINESE JAILED FOR SMUGGLING PLOT
Candy "Kid" Cuts Harvard Career of Son of Mrs. Lehr
WHISKY RING ON LOGAN UNEARTHED
WELCOME AT ROME FOR CARDINALS DESIGNATE
JOHN D. DENIES HE'S PIRATE OF THE HONEY MAIN
SIXTY DIE WHEN TRAIN PLUNGES INTO TORRENT
MOTHERS' PENSION ACT COST CAUSES DISPUTE
SEEDLESS LEMONS ARE COMMONPLACE IN YUBA
2,000,000 APPLES ON DISPLAY IN SPOKANE
ROGERS GIVES UP GOODMAN GEMS Woman Caught With Ring Reveals Cache
BRYAN FINDS FAULT WITH CHAMP CLARK
VALLEY SCOURED FOR WOMAN'S ASSAILANT
FARRAR FLEES FAR TO ESCAPE SCANDAL
AVIATOR COOK ENTERED IN RACE WITH TRAIN
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THREE JAILED IN GOODMAN CASE All Prisoners Deny Complicity in Killing
WIFE RAISED FUND TO DEFEND McDAVIT
CHIEF JUSTICE REFUSES STAY IN PACKERS' TRIAL
TWO THOUSAND ELK IN WILD STAMPEDE
HARVAKD 18 READY
ASSOCIATION GAME SATTXKDAT
WOMEN'S CLUBS TO AID STAMP SALES
OREGON WILL BE IN LOCAL PORT SUNDAY
Today's Meetings of Improvement Clubs
TEAM NO. 6 DEFEATS NO. 6
HIGH SCHOOL TO MEET
TIGERS ELECT FOOTBALL CAPTAIN
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MRS. PATTERSON ON STAND TELLS STORY OF LIFE
SEATTLE GIVEN HOPE OF CHANCE TO BATHE
SOME WIVES SHOULD TAKE THIS COURSE
Arrested In Scant Attire
Lillian Hall, Who Is Suspected of Robbing Stores
1,500 INVITATIONS OUT FOR CHURCH JUBILEE
DIVA COMES TO COURT FOR RECONCILIATION
ALAS, DEATH! FRENCH EDITORS FIGHT DUEL
Army Orders
REV. FATHER ALLEN DIES OF PARALYSIS
AXTELL DEFENSE FLAYS WITNESSES FOR STATE
LANDS ON HIS HEAD, BUT AVERTS COLLISION
HOMELESS GIRLS TO GET TURKEY DINNER
VESSELS PROMISED FOR CANAL ROUTE
$100,000 IS PLEDGED TO Y. M. C. A. BUILDING
NATIONAL GUARD WINS PRAISE OF ARMY MEN
FUR SEAL PUPS ARE BROUGHT BY THE BEAR
CANDIDATE FOR HALL OF FAME FOUND HERE
E. S. LIPPITT IS ILL FROM APOPLEXY ATTACK
VETERAN, 82, "HIKES" 35 MILES IN NIGHT
TRAIN ROBBERY WRECKS REASON OF ENGINEER
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VARIETY IN FOOTLIGHTS LURE Opera Offerings Delight Patrons
SHOOTING GIRLS ARE ON TRIAL
To Vifttt S«n Francisco
WOMEN MAY SERVE ON JURIES, OPINION
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HELP' IN MOORE HOUSE TELL OF FAMILY DISCORD
U. OF P. STUDENTS TO PRODUCE DRAMA "MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM" BILLED TONIGHT
EXALTED ELKS' RULER WILL VISIT THE CITY
Music Will Be Furnished By Talent From Conservatory
A XovHty f«r Men
GIRL WHO SHOT MOTHER RELEASED
WOMEN TO WATCH SALOON MEN'S CASE
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The Woman's Right to Be a Juror
Public Officials and the Newspapers
Who Pays for the Chinese Revolution ?
Is He Smoking the Old Brand Again?
Father Kenna Pleads for Big Basin
How the Law's Delay Helped^ the Beef Trust
Andrew Carnegie's Canny Advice
BUSINESS INTERESTS REAL DOCILE NOW
Abe Martin
Vest PocKet Essays
CLOCKS
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
THE GOOD APPETITE
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMA'S WORLD
Smart Set
Members of Club Invite Friends to Hear Program
Talented Musicians Will Be Heard Tuesday Afternoon
YALE AND HARVARD MEN WILL DINE TOGETHER
Pretty Girls Admired by Their Own Sex
SUFFRAGISTS ARE GIVEN TERMS IN PRISON
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DARROW HAS FEW CHALLENGES LEFT
NURSE ON STAND IN SWOPE POISON CASE
THREATENED STRIKE MAY NOT BE CALLED
ADMIRAL OSTERHAUS SAILS FOR GERMANY
Why Cross the Continent To Obtain Ten Dollars?
BOARD OF HEALTH SAVES 'FARMER' JOB
ST. IGNATIUS ALUMNI TOAST ANNIVERSARY
WIFE SAYS BURRIS SOUGHT MARRIAGE
KEEP INSURANCE FEES IN CALIFORNIA, IS PLEA
TWO MEAT MARKET EMPLOYES ARRESTED
"FLYING LEGION" WILL ENJOY THEATER PARTY
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ROLPH AND KAHN TO VISIT PRESIDIO
Army Orders
RACING CAR AND TAXI COLLIDE; THREE INJURED
CHILD BEATER GIVEN GRILLING BY JUDGE
ALL NIGHT BALL BY MAYO ASSOCIATION
fURS, JEWELS AND CASH STOLEN BY BURGLARS
Mrs. M. B. Moraghan, Whose Elopement Ended in Divorce
MAIL STOLEN FROM FIVE LETTER BOXES
HOSPITAL REVEALS ITS ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
ROMANCE IS BRIEF IN ITS DURATION
EAGLES TO DANCE FOR FIFE AND DRUM CORPS
CAMERA CLUB TO HEAR ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
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Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
PROSECUTION RESTS IN DECKER TRIAL
SHERIFF GLARES AND LAWYER CALLS GUARD
COUNTIES MAY ASSESS DEPOSITS IN BANKS
1,920 ACRES OF RECLAIMED LAND SOLD FOR DAIRY
JURY IN MITCHELL CASE IS DISCHARGED
CARPENTER SWEARS HIS WIFE MISTREATED HIM
MAN IS CHARGED WITH KILLING OP INDIAN BOY
A Xov*lty for Men
FOOD LAWS BRING TEN PROSECUTIONS
BIDS ARE WANTED FOR GOVERNMENT TIMBER
NEW HYDRAULIC MINING PLANT IN OPERATION
PHYSICIAN RESIGNS FROM COUNTY HOSPITAL
STOCKTON MAN SHOOTS HIMSELF IN STREET
RICHARDSON TAKES SHANNON'S OFFICE
OSTERHAUS MAY BE NAMED VICE ADMIRAL
SANTA ROSA CO. TO SUPPLY POWER
FILMS WILL SHOW FIREMEN'S DANCE
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Masthead
WATER POWER TRUSTS HELD TO BE ESSENTIAL
LIGHTHOUSE OFFICIALS ON TOUR OF INSPECTION
DR. JOHN WAGNER DIES FROM HEART FAILURE
STANFORD TO HAVE A $14,000 POWER HOUSE
SHORT TERM JURY TO BEGIN SERVICE TODAY
Lurline Matson, Who Is Aiding in Charity Affair
D VID BELASCO JOINS THEATRICAL SYNDICATE
RECTOR WILL DELIVER ADDRESS AT Y. M. C.iA.
LOCAL SCOTCHMEN TO OBSERVE SAINT'S DAY
PUT END TO WAR BY ARBITRATION, SPEAKERS URGE
Reso utions Adopted by Mass Meeting on Peace
SAN FRANCISCO JOINS PEACE CRY Mass Meeting Urges Senate to Ratify Treaties
SPOKANE RATE CASES TO TAKE PRECEDENCE
. —-♦ t;|" Californians on Travels; J *—___
BEAM IS BUSY, CALM IN THE FACE OF DEATH
ANTI-SUFFRAGISTS TO ATTACK STATE VOTE
Patents for Californians
EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
YOUNG MEN'S CLUB HAS BALL TONIGHT
*'TAG DAY" TO BE HELD BY STRIKING SHOPMEN
AID TO HONOLULU'S MAYOR ALAMEDA GUEST
Miss E. Hedemark, One of the Guests At Club Cotillon
U. C. GLEE CLUB IN CONCERT TONIGHT
DRAMA TO BE STAGED AT FREMONT SCHOOL
BOTTLE HIGHWAYMAN IS HELD TO ANSWER
DROVE CAR IN DITCH TO PREVENT SMASHUP
MOTHER ASKS POLICE TO FIND MISSING SON
SCULPTOR'S NEPHEW CONFESSES CRIMES
WOMAN VISITS LODGES OF RAILROAD MEN
INVASION OF WOMAN'S HOME PROVES COSTLY
MAYOR ASKS FOR AID FOR STRICKEN CITY
SUPPOSED G. A. R. MAN DROPS DEAD IN STREET
PIONEER WOMAN OF SAN LORENZO IS DEAD
ALAMEDA CIVIC CENTER WILL HEAR LECTURE
Mildred Clemens, Student, Who Will Appear in Comedy
UNIVERSITY GUILD TO PRESENT PLAY
ACCIDENT BLAMED T(j CARELESS CONDUCTOR
MOTORMAN ACCEPTS BLAME FOR WRECK
PUPILS OF BERKELEY SCHOOL TO ENTERTAIN
TERM SUBURB OBNOXIOUS TO OAKLAND CHAMBER
REPUBLIC HONORS PROFESSOR MOODY
BERKELEY CENTER WILL COUNT WOMEN VOTERS
SCHOONER SKIPPER HELD FOR KILLING SEAMAN
CHARITY WORKER DEAD AFTER LONG ILLNESS
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CALLS NEW PASTOR
W. P. MOTOR CAR SERVICE WILL START JANUARY 1
Medals Which Won University Prizes
EASTERNER CARRIES OFF FIRST HONORS
HUSBAND'S DIVORCE IS TAKEN BY WIFE
EDITOR TO TALK ON WORLD FEDERATION
AUSTRALIANS STUDYING IRRIGATION METHODS
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
JOY RIDE ENDS IN DEATH AND INJURY
INTERESTS OF EAST BAY SHORE TO BE DISCUSSED
BURGLARS LOOT HOUSE IN OWNER'S ABSENCE
Two Victims of a Fatal Automobile Crash in Oakland
CANNED TALK SHOWS INDIANS ARE LAZY
HEY TO THE ARID LANDS BEINGMADE
SINCLAIR SAYS HIS JEWELS WERE STOLEN
TWO HOLDUP MEN TAKE 25 CENTS FROM WATCHMAN
FAIR WILL BRING EDUCATORS WEST
STUDENTS OF ST. MARY'S COLLEGE STAGE SHOW
PROGRESS PAYMENT MADE ON CITY HALL BUILDING
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
IT IS EASIER TO WALK ON THE OCEAN THAN SELECT A SAMPLE FOR AN OVERCOAT.
St. Mary's Men Are Ready for Struggle
ST. MARY'S SQUAD OFFICIAL LINEUP
Entries for 10 Mile Run Are Kept Open
GOLF TOURNAMENT PLANKED
TEACK MEET OFFICIALS
BASKET BAIX IN SAX BAFAEL
AIX STARS BEAT REGtTLAXS
MURPHY SURE HE CAN 'TAPE' PACKEY
Johnson, Watch Out Here's a White Hope
OUTDOOR GAMES LISTED FOR PUPILS
JAMESTOWN SELECTIONS]
PRINCE AHMED IS RECORD BREAKER
SCHOOLS START ASSOCIATION PLAY
PUSSIES TO PURR FOR THE PUBLIC
BROWN AND KEYES MEET ON MONDAY
WHITE SOX TO TRAIN IN TEXAS
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New Yorker Shows Real Class in Practice Bouts
New Timber Needed for California Squad
Spring Training for Umpire Is Urged
Basket Ball Tourney Begins at U. C.
Wolgast and Matt Wells Are Matched
Heavies Who Will Meet In Big Battle Tonight
NEWS OF AUTOS AND MOTORISTS
ALL READY FOR ARMY-NAVY FIGHT
GAMES WILL BE DECIDED TONIGHT
HARVARD ON SHOET END OF BETTING
AMERICAN FOOTBALL TUEKET DAT
10 Round Bout Called Negro Hits Manager
BASEBALL RULINGS ARE ANNOUNCED
WOLGAST- BROWN MATCH IN VIEW
KANSAS QUARTERBACK DYING
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CITY LEAGUERS SHOW GOOD FORM
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
PACIFIC GAS MELON SURPRISES STREET
New York Stock List
stock: prices again climbiing
I STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE
MINING STOCKS
SUMMARY OH THE MARKETS
OIL STOCKS
Grain Market
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
LOCAL MARKETS
Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
Tonnagre KngraisenientK
OH Taakrr Clears
vhipmeiit of Hnrlry
CONSTRUCTION IS AGAIN DELAYED
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
PIER DIRECTORY
HYDBOOEAPHIC OITICE
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Sun, Moon and Tide
Time Ball
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Memoranda
REAL ESTATE TRASS ACTIONS
Weather Report
DAILY BIVER Bin.LETlir
MILITARY ACADEMY MEETS HIGH TEAM
GOTCH TO MEET GERMAN STAR
DRTJGGISTS TO PLAY BALL
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO. TO BUILD SHIPS
CORPORALS OF POLICE ARE MADE SERGEANTS
MAN CONVICTED OF ARSON GETS RETRIAL
HOTELMEN SUED FOR $50,000 FOR ARREST !
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