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San Francisco Call, Volume 111, Number 57, 26 January 1912
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
WOMAN APPEARS TO STAND TRIAL FOR BURGLARY
RICE SHOWER DOESN'T ALWAYS MEAN MARRIAGE
Hats Off, Bow Low, For Here's America's first Woman Judge
AEROPLANES 'SINK' FLEET OF WARSHIPS
TWO HUNDRED OFFER TO FIGHT FOR ITALY
HOT FIGHT IS ON FOR STEAM HEAT BUSINESS
THIS GUARD SURE WON'T GO ASLEEP ON ITS BEAT
ORIENTAL SPLENDOR FOR BALL
Like Ancient Alhambra Garden
AUTO PLUNGES 150 FEET; WOMEN SAVED
SCHOONER AND CREW BELIEVED TO BE LOST
MONTENEGRIN DYNASTY FACES A REVOLUTION
FLUTTERING CLOTH SHROUD OF DEATH
BUSH DODGES QUERY, "WHAT ABOUT BROWN?"
MEMBER OF AUSTRIAN CABINET IS TO RESIGN
GUESTS TO SHINE IN REGAL GOWNS FAIRYLAND SETTING FOR CROCKER BALL
T.R'S BOOM HAS SPLIT FACTIONS
CHINESE BEAUTY SOUGHT AS SLAYER OF SEID
FOUR STANFORD MEN JOIN COLLEGE SOCIETY
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TAFT AND DUKE DRINK TEA AND TALK CORDIALLY
MOVE TO ENLARGE HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT MADE
NARY A KISS, BUT, UGH, A BARBED WIRE CLASP
Three Who Danced At Eschscholtzia Anniversary Ball
RAILROAD REWARDS TWO LITTLE HEROINES
LEE PON CERTAINLY HAS SOME PARENTS
$118,000 CHURCH WILL BE DEDICATED ON SUNDAY
ENGLISH OIL COMPANY IS SUED FOR $170,000
NATIONAL HEAD, LADIES OF G. A. R., VISITS CIRCLE
Mfntoolc an Invitation
It Pays to Be a Neat Contestant-—-$175 Worth
UNITED MINE WORKERS TO INVESTIGATE FRAUD
BANK'S BYLAWS NOT INTACT, CONTENDS STATE
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS OF EAST WANT RAISES
NINE SMITHS DRAWN ON NEW YORK JURY j
YOUNG FIREBUG WANTS TO SEE THE HORSES RUN
MACK TO SERVE LONGER ON COMMERCE COURT
REDWOOD CITY CEMENT CONTRACTOR MISSING
McCARTHY SUPERVISORS WIN BRUSH IN COURT
AIRMAN WITH LOAD OF THREE BREAKS RECORD
PEARL NECKLACE IS GONE; WORTH $4,000
110 SOCIALISTS ARE IN THE NEW REICHSTAG
CHARITY PLAY TO AID JUVENILE COURT WAIFS
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RESIGNED TO HIS FATE, CLEMENT IS REPENTANT
BRYAN TRIES TO PATCH CLARK-FOLK BREACH
THIS BUTTER THIEF IS CLAIMED BY A HAREM
Cardinal Farley Greeted by Prelates, Priests, Laymen
FRANCE AND ITALY COMING TO TERMS
HOUSE TO WRESTLE WITH STEEL TARIFF
DYNAMITE INQUIRY TAKES WIDE SWING
BUTCHER PUTS SINKERS IN ALL HIS TURKEYS
MEMORIAL WINDOW FOR JOHN BUNYAN UNVEILED
G«m BIUm Reduced
GOT A FAIR STAMP? NO; HERE THEY ARE
GUINEA PIG LIVES 16 DAYS IN FIRE RUINS
SURPRISE SPRUNG ON BEEF BARONS
FOREIGN SHIPS OPPOSED IN COASTWISE TRADE
CO-OPERATION TO FIGHT FOREST FIRES IS SOUGHT
To Visit San Franrluro
UNITED COAST FOR ALASKA'S WELFARE
NEWSBOY, 10 YEARS OLD, PINES TO BUY BONDS
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'CONNICK A CZAR'; 'SURE,' IS HIS REPLY
LEAF IS TAKEN OUT OF LUCRETIA'S BOOK
AFFINITY'S REFORMATION BY WIFE IS A FIZZLE
Picture of Health Travels for Health
CHARLES OELRICHS SEEKS BIG LEGACY
STUDENTS WIN PLACES ON DEBATING TEAM
Yesterday's Fir*.: Report
DEFALCATIONS OF $100,000 ALLEGED
SIGHTS FLEW BY FOR THESE 30 SIGHTSEERS
REQUEST FOR RELIC SOON TO BE MADE
TIN CAN IS TIED TO TERPSICHOREAN "RAGS"
MORE TREES KILLED BY INSECTS THAN BY FIRE
UTILITIES CORPORATIONS WANT STATUS DEFINED
ALL IS IN READINESS FOR MILITARY BALL
THREE MORE ADDED TO SCHMITZ JURY
HARBOR COMMISSIONERS FAVOR HOME INDUSTRY
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ONE-FIFTH OF FOOD NECESSARY; HAZZARD DIET
DAIRYMAN FOUND SHOT THROUGH THE HEART
MRS. LOUISE GOELLER OF PETALUMA IS DEAD
STATE MAKES CHANGE . IN ITS TAX POLICY
REQUISITION OF ALLEGED SWINDLER IS HONORED
GOLD DUST, 2,000 LBS. OF IT, BROUGHT OVER TRAIL
Joint Municipal Electric Lighting Plant Is Proposed To Supply People of Grass Valley and Nevada City
COUNTIES TALK UP TO ROAD BOARD
JOHNSON TO LEAVE FOR THE EAST TODAY
THREE MEN ARE HURT WHEN TACKLE SNAPS
LIEUT. "BOY" OSBORN TO RETURN TO MARE ISLAND
TEXTBOOK COMMISSION ORDERS MANY BOOKS
NEW OFFICERS FOR THE MORNING STAR LODGE
CIVIL WAR VETERAN IS DEAD BY OWN HAND
Consumers Object to Meter System Being Substituted for "Flat" Rate
RICH FATHER WILL FIGHT FOR SON
HIGHWAY COMMISSIONERS HEAR COUNTY APPEALS
CONTROL BOARD RETAINS FULL POWER TO AUDIT
PRISON "TRUSTIES" WAIT ON THEIR PROSECUTORS
VALLEJO WILL WELCOME MARE ISLAND MECHANICS
GUNBOAT ALERT IS IN COMMISSION
HEALTH ADMINISTRATION TO BE MADE UNIFORM
AVIATORS TO EXHIBIT NEW SAFETY APPLIANCE
NEW COMPLAINTS ARE ISSUED FOR THE COHNS
SMALLPOX BREAKS OUT IN THE SOUTH
SACRAMENTO VALLEY TO SEND MEN TO CAPITAL
JOHNSON PREPARES FOR EASTERN TRIP
SAN FRANCISCAN CHOSEN PRESIDENT OF CREAMERY
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED IN STOCKTON
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Control Board Puts Itself in a Bad Light
Strange Tale of Insurance Welching
A German View of the Morocco Affair
Ready for the White Slaver
Drama and Opera in Tabloid Form
San Francisco Has Learned Her Lesson
NEW LINE TAPS RECLAIMED AREA
Abe Martin
Vest Pocket Essays
HOSPITALITY
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
MAN'S VANITY
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMAN'S LAND
The Smart Set
Geisha Girl Bride Is Here Morgan Paid Good Price for Her
CLUBWOMEN TELL PLANS
No Longer Do Her Dogs Growl at Reporters
JEWISH WOMEN HEARHAYDEN
HITCHCOCK ENTERTAINS FOR MR. AND MRS. TAFT
Are the Letters You Send Insured?
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
SCHOLARSHIP FOR AMBITIOUS HINDUS
STUDENTS TO ENTERTAIN AT ST. MARY'S COLLEGE
». BIRTH OF ROBERT BURNS CELEBRATED IN OAKLAND
AUSTRALIANS TO GIVE CONCERT IN ALAMEDA
SWEETHEARTS IN YOUTH MARRY IN ALAMEDA
JOHN CURVEY, ALAMEDAN, DIES AT AGE OF 79
Miss Z. Vaissade, Elected Member Treble Clef. U.C
FLAG AND FOUNTAIN TO ORNAMENT PARK
OAKLAND ELKS PRESENT BIG VAUDEVILLE SHOW
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS VICTIMS OF THIEVES
RELATIVES ASK POLICE TO FIND MISSING GIRL
CARPENTER DISAPPEARS AND BABES LACK FOOD
SUIT BEGUN TO RECOVER ESTATE
"MADAME SHERRY" WILL CONTINUE AT OAKLAND
MRS. DEVINE WILL FIGHT FOR ESTATE
GIRL ARRESTED FOR THEFT OF CLOTHES
ALLEGED CHECK PASSER IS HELD
IMPROVEMENT CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD, SAN LEANDRO
OAKLAND FAVORS ARCHITECT SCHEME
SCHOOL DEDICATION IS SET FOR TODAY
FRIEND OF THE FAMILY WILL AID FRANK THORN
PHONE ACQUISITION PUT UP TO S. F. SUPERVISORS
FIRE AT HOME FOR BLIND PUT OUT BY ATTENDANTS
CHAMBER WILL FILE DATA OF ALL COUNTIES
SUICIDE JURY VERDICT OF BODY FOUND IN BAY
Matrons of Society Register as Voters
ALAMEDA WIDOW DROPS DEAD IN SAN FRANCISCO
$2,000 FOR INJURY IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
Suburban Brevities
THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS ARRANGE CONFERENCE
CHORUS DIRECTOR AT THE COLUMBIA A BRIDE
BATTERY B TO GIVE A MILITARY DANCE
WEDDING INTERESTS OLDER FAMILIES
CROSSED IN LOVE, SUITOR TRIES HARD TO DIE
UNIVERSITY PLANS FORESTRY SCHOOL
LIQUOR QUESTION IS RAISED AT CONFERENCE
EMPEROR OF JAPAN HONORS DR. JORDAN
GRAND MARCH LED BY MAYOR AND MRS. ROLPH
5c SAVED;FINE $50 JOHNSON COMPUTES
TWO ARE HURT WHHN STEAM PIPES EXPLODE
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WOMEN AND CHURCH
Church Cornerstone Laid
APPEAL TO WOMEN IS POSTED ON WALLS
MRS. JOSEPH DREXEL DIES IN PHILADELPHIA
BURGLARY POLICY CASE SENT BACK
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS
TENYO MARU BRINGS A VALUABLE CARGO
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Weather Report
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
LATEST WHITE, THE 60 "SIX," ARRIVES
EfßWfll OF THE OCR AX
CARPENTERS'UNION TO BE RECRUITED
By Virelei»«
GUNNERS' TESTS SOON TO BE HELD
GERMAN SOCIETIES TO DANCE AT AUDITORIUM
LICENSES ISSUED -^ IN REDWOOD CITY
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
"CALL A HAMBURG STEAK BY ANY OTHER NAME ETC."—SHAKESPEARE.
Britishers Want to See Hogan in Action
Dried Fruit Men Mix Golf and Work
St. Mary's Quintets Drop Double Header
Santa Cruz Five After Basket Ball Title
FAMOUS FENCER DEAD
RETTLBACH STILL A CTTB
ATTELL GETS SIX MONTHS ON SHELF:
ONCE AROUND IN 1:38 FOR INJURY
TROUBLE BREWING FOR "BIG EIGHT"
NEW TENNIS BLEACHEKS
JUAREZ SELECTIOSS
HIGHLANDERS WANT ! OAKLAND BACKSTOP
Blue and Gold Tossers To Be Kept Busy
M.-FARLAND VS. ERNE
PHILLIES LAND HUNT
RECORDS SMASHED TO SMITHEREENS
COURSING AT INaLESIEE
STANFORD FIVE BEATS PALO ALTO
CHANCE FOR PETROSKEY
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Billy Delaney Answers Final Clang of Gong
KINO OF TRAINERS CALLED BY DEATH
Handball Tourney Holds The Olympians
Indoor Sailors Engage Palatial Train
Blue Envelopes Handed To Seven Tigers
H . F. DBIANEY, WHO MADE RISG HISTORY
INVITES ATHLETES TO JOIN IN MEET
WOLVXETON SEEKS CATCHER
EXCITING RACE IN THE CITY LEAGUE
Sprinters and Distance Men Promise to Run True to Form
Johnson Gives Chief of Police a Ride
STAR ENTRY LIST FOR INDOOR MEET
DARK HORSES IN AT ANY OLD GAME
TRYING TO FREE BOXERS
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COMMERCIAIAL AND FINANCIAL NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
FUTURE OF GOULD ROADS PUZZLING
New York Stock List
STOCK MARKET IJSSTRONOER
S STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE j
MINING STOCKS
SUMMARY OF? THE MARKETS
OIL STOCKS
Grain Market
LOCAL MARKETS
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Mrmoraoilr
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Shipment* of Oil
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GIRL TELLS HOW LAWLOR DRUGGED CAFE VISITOR
ORIENTAL. HOME'S NEW BUILDING TO BE OPENED
LICENSE A LICENSE FOR A' THAT, SAYS LONG
GEORGE F. SHARPE MEMORIAL ARCH TO GRACE GOLDEN GATE PARK ENTRANCE
WELCHERS RELY ON TECHNICALITY
CHORUS OF 60 VOICES TO SING GAELIC SONGS
TRESPASS ALLEGED AND MINING CO. ENJOINED
Gift oF The Widow Is Made Good to The City
SUPERVISORS TO CONFER WITH CITY'S MERCHANTS
UNCLE SAM WANTS EXPERT RATE CLERK
BANK MEN ARE NOT YET OUT OF WOODS
ROLPH COMPETES WITH ENCYCLOPEDIA
DANCE HALL GIRL IS TIRED OF LIFE
IMPROVERS TO STOP AUTO SPEEDING
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