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San Francisco Call, Volume 111, Number 19, 19 December 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
RUSSIA ANXIOUS TO ENTER INTO NEW TREATY WITH UNITED STATES
POWERS READY TO PUT BRAKES ON CHINA'S WAR
LICENSE ALL READY, BUT GIRL SAYS "NAY"
THIS CAIN ESCAPES THE WRATH OF WOMAN
STATE EMPLOYE IS ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
Supervisors Balk At New Year's Jags To Mar Occasion
MASONS HONOR RETIRING MASTER
CHIiNESE CLUBS APPEAL ■ TO THE CIRCUIT COURT
STRANGERS INTRODUCED, FIND THEY ARE BROTHERS
RECORD FOR BUILDING PERMITS AT FRESNO
TVEITMOE GOES BEFORE FEDERAL GRAND JURORS
RUSSIA'S CHIEFS "ARE AMUSED"
LIBEL IS CHARGED TO NOVEL'S AUTHOR
"WHITE SLAVE" CHARGE WILL BE FACED HERE
"BUSINESS OUTLOOK" TO CLOSE COTTON MILL
BANK CLERK WHO TRIED EXTORTION IS SENTENCED
HERE'S HOW EDNA WILL GET HER COIN
BOOSTERS TO TELL 1915 BOOSTERS HOW TO BOOST
CRUISER RALEIGH ON WAY TO BREMERTON
RECEIVERS NAMED FOR WABASH R. R.
EXTERIOR PLANS FOR NEW CHURCH ADOPTED
NEW POST FOR NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR EVANS
ABROGATION MESSAGE GOES TO SENATE
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Senate Receives Treaty Message How Abrogation Became Politic
RIOT INDEMNITY LAW OF ILLINOIS SUSTAINED
TEN YEAR SENTENCE FOR REV. FRANK W. SANDFORD
TWO ADDITIONAL JURORS IN TRIAL OF PACKERS
RELATIVES OF POWDER MILL VICTIMS PENSIONED
EXHIBITS FOR FAIR TO BE CARRIED FREE
MAN WHO ASSAULTED LLOYD-GEORGE TRIED
STOCKTON WANTS SPECIAL ELECTION
FIVE CHINESE ACCUSED OF BRIBING OFFICERS
ITALIANS OCCUPY OASIS TO WEST OF TRIPOLI
STRANGE DAMAGE TO COURTHOUSE
TWO ADDITIONS FOR FERRY BUILDING
Mother of Twelve Son*
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COAST PLUMBING SUPPLY COMBINE TO COMPROMISE
STANLEY SAT ON HIM AND MURRAY SAT DOWN
PORTLAND BANK CLOSED BY STATE'S EXAMINER
U. C Graduate Wins Tair Sfanford Girl
WITNESS TELLS OF TALK WITH LEWIS
TAFT URGES $25,000 FOR GHENT EXPOSITION
HYDE CASE WILL BE ARGUED AGAIN
ENGINEER GETS $22,500 UNDER LIABILITY LAW
25 COLLEGE STUDENTS SUSPENDED FOR DANCING
GOVERNORS ATTACK POLICY ON LANDS
THE RIVER AVON GOES ON THE RAMPAGE
Ga« Bill* Reduced
MITE MORE NEEDED FOR CALL'S FUND
CONSUMERS UNITE IN WAR ON MIDDLEMEN
Only a Small Sum Is Needed Now for Big Benefit Fund
IRELAND FIFTY YEARS IN CHURCH'S SERVICE
UTAH'S HEAD SAYS NO TO GOVERNOR DIX
Cm Del Her, Santa Cruz, Cal.
MARINE KILLS COMRADE WHILE CLEANING PISTOL
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BIG SURPLUS OR DEFICIT PROBLEM THAT PUZZLES
ALIMONY FOR DOCTOR'S WIFE PENDING SUIT
WOODLAND VOTES BOND ISSUE FOR HIGH SCHOOL
VALLEJO FIRE CAUSES A LOSS OF $25,000
Eloquence That Rang In Halls of Congress
ROYAL MAIL HEAD VISITS RICHMOND
WIFE SAYS SHE DIDN'T KNOW SHE WAS DIVORCED
INTERMOUNTAIN RATE CASE IS ADVANCED
TEN KILLED IN STEEL SLEEPER
FLEMING'S WITNESSES ARE CONTRADICTED
ANNEXATION ELECTION IN FRESNO JANUARY 9
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SENATE STAMPS IN WRATH UPON POWER SCHEME
FRUIT SHIPPERS ASK SECOND EXTRA SESSION
Book Amendment Passes
TABLES TURNED ON 'THE COUNTRY CLUB'
CHARGES AGAINST COURT FAIL TO GAIN SUPPORT
SENATORS THREATEN TO USE THEIR FISTS
INDUSTRIAL BOARD BILL PUT IN PERIL
THREATS PROMPT SENATE INQUIRY
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La Follette's Candid Advocacy of Himself
Equal Suffrage a National Movement
Growth of the Chamber of Commerce
COAL
Confusion Worse Con* founded in China
Mr. Bryan's Process of Elimination
RUNNING TIME TO SACRAMENTO CUT
Abe Martin
Vest Pocket Essays
NEW; HAMPSHIRE
Uncle Watt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
TELLING STORIES
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
Athletic Pursuits Form Society Girl's Diversion
GERMAN MOTHER PICKS BRIDE FOR HER SON
Novel Dance For Society's 'Buds' Tonight
GIRL BABIES ARRIVE STRONGER AND TALLER
Unusual Occupations for Womankind
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
TEARS OF BLOOD SHED BY LIZARDS
PIONEER OAKLANDER, A VETERAN, IS DEAD
JUNIOR Y. M. C. A.'S TO RUN AT LEONA HEIGHTS
Albert Schneider, One of Actors in Club Pantomime
PASSING OF PAGAN YULE TIDE IS THEME
ALAMEDA HIGH WILL GRADUATE BIG CLASS
COUNCIL FROWNS ON FEAST FOR PRISONERS
GRANDMOTHER SEEKS TO ADOPT GRANDSON
INSPECTOR HODGKINS LOSES SON BY DEATH
ARCHITECT HAS MANY AFFINITIES
AUTO JUMPS BANK, INJURING COUPLE
OLD TIME RESIDENT ENDS HIS OWN LIFE
SALOON MAN'S PLEA TO COUNCIL SAVES LICENSE
Suburban Brevities
REED TO SPEAK AT GRADUATION
WOMAN VETERAN OF WAR IS DEAD
SUBWAY COMMITTEE TO REPORT TO SUPERVISORS
HIGHWAY MAP READY FOR COMMISSIONERS
YULE TIDE PLANS MADE BY SOCIETY
BOARD VOTES MONEY IN AID OF CARNIVAL
Emma Ray of the Cast of Laughable 'Casey, the Fireman'
KIND POLICEMAN MINUS PRISONER
ORPHEUM SKIT IS A CURE FOR BLUES
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News of Nearby Cities
NEW TRAIN SERVICE WILL BEGIN TODAY
GEORGE FITCH HAS A COLLEGIAN IMITATOR
COIN AND CHECK ARE TAKEN BY PICKPOCKETS
CIVIC LEAGUE TO HEAR OF PARTY PRINCIPLES
BROTHERS ARE HELD FOR T.HEFT OF RIG
BOARD WITHOLDS BACKING FOR LAW
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
DON'T WORRY THERE ARE WORSE HARDSHIPS THAN CARRYING BUNDLES
American Sprinters Lacking for Sweden
WOLGAST TAKES HIS FIRST HIKE
Gymnasts Will Perform At Y. M. C. A. Gym
Clarke Rocks Monahan Sound Asleep
SEALS MAY SELECT FRESNO TO TRAIN]
INTERNATIONAL SLUGFEST FRIDAY
Santa Clara Ruggers to Play in Fresno
Athletic Classes to Be Formed at Y. M. C. A.
GIANTS 4, ALMZ2TPABEB 1
BIG INDOOR MEET SCHEDULED AGAIN
Riders Chipper After Six Day Grind
OUTLAW BALL TALK New Big League Is Rumor
AEOLIANS TO GIVE STAG PAUTY
KTKE MURPHY ORDERED TO REST
i JUAREZ SELEdIONS
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Brown-Holland Match Is a Near Championship
Poor Old Bat Is Still Mixing It
HO! FOR THE BIG HIKE New Year Dip and Eats
ST. MARY'S PLAY AT BASKET BALL
JUAREZ ENTRIES
BULLETS FAIL TO KNOCK OUT PUG
Chance Slated for His Old Job Again
EUGBY TRYOUTS AT ST. JOSEPH18
Y. M. C. A. PICKS ITS FIVE TEAMS
Church League Bowlers Make Good Scores
WELLS KNOCKS OUT AFRICAN CHAMPION,
THREE FAVORITES WIN AT ODDS ON
J. Cal Ewing Is Due Here Tonight
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ICEBERGS DODGED OFF CAPE HORN
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
A CHRISTMAS EVE DIVIDEND DECLARED
New York Stock List
UINIOIN PACIFIC I^,- U=ADSSUUMP
I STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE |
MINING STOCKS
OIL STOCKS
SUMMARY op ; :'' THE MARKETS
'•' • '""• ' —— + | Grain Market | ——•■
LOCAL MARKETS
MOVEMENT OF VESSELS
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Tlme> Ball
Sun, Moon and Tide
I. f, Branca HydrosrraphJe Office
HYDROGKAPHIC OFFICE
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Memoranda
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
NEWS OP THE OCEAN
DAILY BITER BULLETIN
GOVERNMENT TO ERECT ROCK CRUSHING PLANT
Weather Report
$10,000 WANTED FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT]
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ETHEL WILLIAMS IS FIRM UNDER LAWYER'S FIRE
CHIN YOU NAN SEEMS TO BE MOST FORGETFUL
If You Sit Idly By, You Stand in Your Own Light!
CHURCH CENSUS TO BE KEPT UP
WIFE MARRIED IN HASTE SET FREE
MILITARY LANCE A "BLIND PIGGER"
MILL VALLEY FROWNS ON CUTTING OF GREENS
ALLEGED THIEF FACES CHARGE OF SLAVERY
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