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San Francisco Call, Volume 111, Number 58, 27 January 1912
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
"I'M FOR TAFT," SAYS NICK, AND T.R. BOOM DIES
Burglar Proposes Return of Woman's Money for a Kiss
SIX MILLIONS FOR CIVIC CENTER SITE
MONK ACCUSED OF MURDER AND THEFT FROM STATUE
SEVEN DIE, MANY HURT IN AGRICULTURAL RIOTS
ARNOLD RINGS TWO BELLS ON TRAFFIC INQUIRY
WILSON MEN WANTED T.F. RYAN MONEY
Suggestion Was Watterson's—"They Were Delighted"
STRATTON ALLOWED TO CUT SALARIES
JAP CURRENT DRIVES FROST FROM ALASKA
SOLDIER TO QUIT RIFLE FOR PATROLMAN'S CLUB
JAPS INVADE U.S. IN ARMED DISPLAY
COIN 300 YEARS OLD FOUND AT GRANTS PASS
POET OF DISTINCTION IS J. WHITCOMB RILEY
PAPAL PRINCE DID NOT MEET DUKE
MORGAN ART TREASURES BEING CENTRALIZED
SALT LAKE ROAD TO EXTEND ITS LINES
TAFT WANTED KNOX AS JUDGE, SAYS RUMOR
'Without Foundation,' Hot Shot of Woodrow Wilson
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GERMS !NT SOIL CAUSE AYV A KENING OF SPR ING
PHILIPPINE RICE CROP SHORT, CRISIS COMING
Dr. W.P. Burke, Who Lost Case in Court of Appeals
COURT UPHOLDS DR. BURKE'S SENTENCE
MILLIONAIRE IS REFUSED ADMITTANCE TO COUNTRY
HARVARD LIMPS INTO SAN DIEGO DISABLED
VESSELS SWEPT BY 100 MILE GALE OFF CAPE
HELP STARVING CHINA!
President's Appeal to Americans
CHURCHES AVERAGE TWO NEW MEMBERS IN YEAR
POWER FRANCHISE DEAD, TOWN'S ATTORNEY SAYS
HIGHWAY BOARD HEARS STOCKTON DELEGATION
SACRAMENTO MERCHANTS OBJECT TO CORPORATION
MINER HID IN DRAINAGE TUNNEL IN EMPIRE LEVEL
HALFBREED INDIAN SENTENCED TO GALLOWS
WIFE OF ARMY OFFICER DROWNED IN THE SURF
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SPECIAL OFFICER TO AID NAVAL MILITIA
GOVERNOR ANNOUNCES McCLURE'S APPOINTMENT
McCLATCHY TO ARGUE FOR RIVER IMPROVEMENT
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STARVATION IS HELD MURDER CASE FOR JURY
SIX BONES EACH WEEK THE SCALE FOR "GRADS"
NEPTUNE'S TOLL IN 1911, 196 LIVES, 325 SHIPS
TAFT TO RECOMMEND ALASKAN LEGISLATION
BANK OF TULARE ASKS FOR NATIONAL PERMIT
"ARABIAN NIGHTS" ECLIPSED AT BALL
Setting Resembles the Palace of a Sultan
Mr. and Mrs. Templeton CrocKer Greet Guests in Costumes of Barbaric Splendor
INQUEST WITNESS ADMITS KILLING
' ■ ' '; ' * .....-'..,' ', ■-- ■ MRS. SAGE GIVES $5,000 PLANE TO N. G. S. N. Y.
NO ACTION LIES FOR MATRIMONIAL BUNKO
BURGLARS FRIGHTEN WOMAN TO HER DEATH
BISHOP OF LONDON CONSECRATES CATHEDRAL
RAPPAPORT TRACES McNAMARA CHECKS
SANTA CLARAN INVENTS AUTOMATIC R. R. SWITCH
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NAVAL PAGEANT PROMISED FOR BIG EXPOSITION
BOOKLOVERS, PASTE THIS IN YOUR HAT
GAIN IS SHOWN IN REPORT OF MINE
A SURPRISE, THEY SAY, IS IN WAIT FOR ROLPH
CHOLERIC POLICEMAN CAN PUNCH HOLES IN THE FOG
AUSTRALIAN ABSCONDER FACES COMMISSIONER
CHINESE IDENTIFIES TWO MEN AS ROBBERS
"TEXAS TOMMY" TREAD BEAT OUT LOVE'S FLAME
CHIEF FORESTER GRAVES SPEAKS TO LUMBERMEN
ONE HUNDRED FEET WILL PAT BURNING DESERT
TWO FIREMEN INJURED IN RUSH TO NIGHT FIRE
POLICY HOLDERS HOT ON THE TRAIL
THE LEGAL AID SOCIETY ELECTS NEW DIRECTORS
JAPANESE GODLING FALLS FROM WEEPING SKIES
CIVIC LEAGUE HEARS CONSTITUTION TALK
CHINESE WOMEN SEEK TO HALT DEPORTATION
SECOND JOSLEN TRIAL WILL BE SET FEB. 2
GERMAN SOCIALISTS ARE IN ASCENDENCY
LINER'S BARBER FOILED IN SMUGGLING ATTEMPT
SAN FRANCISCO BANKER TO TOUR EUROPE IN AUTO
NEW POLICE STATION TO BE READY BY APRIL
QUICK ARM BETTER THAN A SLOW QV
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Rich, but Weary of Life, Confectioner Kills Self
QUARANTINE PLACED ON FRUIT FROM MEXICO
MARRIAGE KEPT SECRET FOR MORE THAN A YEAR
COMMITTEEMEN TO BE DELEGATES
PROMOTER VARIES ATTACKS ON WIFE
FORGER PARDONED AND MURDERERS REPRIEVED
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Some Perplexi» ties of the Insurgent Cause
Heavy Rainfall Promises a Good Season
Interesting Test of Political Methods
A Few Leading Democrats Hold a Conference
Raising liame Mammals lor Profit
Rolph Will Take Nothing i for Granted
White Slavery on the Barbary Coast
FIREMAN SAVES RAILROAD MONEY
Abe Martin
Vest Pocket Essays
MOUNTAINS
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
TEST OF OPTIMISM
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
Duchess of Connaught Calls on Leaders of Society in New York
SAN ANSELMO WOMEN ARE LISTED AS VOTERS
WOMEN TO AID SEAMEN
WOMAN'S CIVIC CLUB FORMED AT SAN RAFAEL
WOMEN HAVE NEW SLOGAN
Are There Any Words That You Love?
BAN PUT ON CANDIDATE
PLAY BRITAIN BARRED IS COMING TO AMERICA
WOMEN TRY TO BURN IDOL
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD, SAN LEANDRO
SOCIETY WELCOMES MISS VAN DER LECK
CITY'S WHARFING RIGHTS PARAMOUNT
CITY EMPLOYES BARRED AS REGISTRATION CLERKS
Stroke of Apoplexy Is Fatal to John E. Boyd
"MADAME SHERRY" HAS OAKLAND FEET A'-GOIV
LEGISLATION AGAINST OUTSIDE FIRMS USELESS
SAN LEANDRO MEETS HAYWARD HALF WAY
EASTERN WOMAN ASKS POLICE TO FIND SON
VACCINATION CASE AGAIN PUT OVER
PARK COMMISSIONt"maY DIRECT TREE PLANTING
THIEF IS PARTIAL TO MEDICAL MAN
TIPSY CHINESE IS SHORN OF QUEUE
LAST HONORS ARE PAID TO JULES DIDIER SR.
HYNES RETAINS SUSPECTED WILL
COUNCIL ACTS ON WILSON PROPOSAL
NINE YEAR OLD BOY TO GIVE SONG RECITAL
Miss M. Jordan of Prytanean Society, State University
Woman's Honor Society Prepares for Annual Mardi Gras Fete February 10
TWO MEN RESCUED FROM DROWNING IN THE BAY
FIRE BREAKS OUT IN PIANO STORE
FLOWER FESTIVAL UP TO BERKELEY COMMITTEE
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NEWS OF NEARBY CITIES
CAPITALISTS INVADE OAKLAND
CHURCH OBTAINS NEW EDUCATIONAL DIRECTOR
NEW ROARERS ARE READY TO JOIN LION CHORUS
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REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL SECTION
COSTLY HOTEL AND COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS TO BE ERECTED THIS YEAR
GREAT BUILDING MOVEMENT HAS ALREADY BEGUN
INVESTS IN MISSION STREET PROPERTY
IMPORTANT SALES OF CURRENT WEEK
GOOD PRICES PAID AT AUCTION SALE
BUILDING LOANS FEATURE OF WEEK
PACIFIC GAS IS OPEN TO SUBSCRIBERS
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BOULEVARDS WILL MAKE SAN FRANCISCO A SHOW CITY
BOULEVARDS TO ENCIRCLE AND GRIDIRON ENTIRE CITY
LEADING EVENTS OF THE WEEK AMONG IMPROVEMENT CLUBS
SOULEVARD SYSTEM TO ENCOMPASS AND GRIDIRON THE CITY PROPOSED BY MISSION PROMOTION ASSOCIATION
"ELECTRIC FARMS" ATTRACT ATTENTION OF LAND SEEKERS
SALES REPORTED IN RICHMOND AND SUNSET
BIG INDUSTRIAL PLANS FOR NEWARK
LARGE INFLUX TO MERCED COUNTY
LOCAL FIRM BUYS PENINSULA SUBDIVISION
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
HISTORY IN A MODERN PICTURE FRAME.
Petroskey Wants to Be Real Champion
YACHTSMEN NAME OFFICERS
BASKET BALL IN OAKLAND
Y. M. C. A. MAN HONORED
GRAND CIRCUIT DATES
THIS GAME DECIDES THE SOCCER TITLE
DEL MONTE SEES FAMOUS GOLFERS
Fairmont Lads Easily Defeat Scotts
WOLVXRTON IS BUSY
SOUTH END OFFICERS
PETALUMA VS. SANTA ROSA
PETALUMA IN 810 MEET
MUMPS CRIPPLE ATHLETES
MONTREAL SIGNS LUSH
KOOTENAY BEATS A CLASSY FIELD
I JUAREZ SELECTIONS
BIG "C ' OFFICERS
COLLEGIANS START JVITH SACRAMENTO
COLLEGE TO HAVE A MARATHON RACE
FENCING AT STANFORD
CONFERENCE MEET IS NEXT IN LINE
National Guard Shows Athletic Zeal
NORTHERNERS SEEK GAMES
Expenses Promised to Basket Ball Team
CULVER SORE AT LONG
HUSTED AT BERKELEY
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Olympic Club Lands First Place in Indoor Meet
Clever Tennis Players Meet Tomorrow
CADETS 2S, ST. JOSEPH'S 26
NEW BASEBALL OLU3
LONG LAUGHS AT SEALS' KNOCKERS
Capital City Fans See Some Fast Bouts
SPORTSMEN TO MEET
THOMPSON BEATS O'BRIEN
GARBUTT BEATS KARNS
BOY SHOOTS HIMSELF
YACHT BEIXA SINKS
SMITH BEATS THOMPSON
EXPOSITION CAR ENDS LONG TOUR
STANFORD READY FOR MAJOR STARS
BALL TEAMS BEWARE OF'LONE STAR'STAR
Rainey Is High Gun at Pinehurst Shoot
MINNESOTA VS. HARVARD
UNCLE SAM WILL BE AT BIG GAMES
WHITE SOX GET KUHN
FERNS VS. KOHLER
AMERICAN SCHEDLUE HEADY
SUMMER BASEBALL HANDED THE HOOK
DAVIS IN CLEVELAND
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
ATTACK IS MADE ON ENTIRE STOCK LIST
BEARS DRAG STOCKS DOWN
! STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE |
MINING STOCKS
SUMMARY OF ,- • THE MARKETS
OIL STOCKS
Grain Market
LOCAL MARKETS
Weather Report
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS
LUMBER TONNAGE TO BE INCREASED
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
Time Ball
U. S. Branch HydrOffraphlc Office
M:. HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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COAST RESORT DROPS TO COST OWNER LICENSE
ST. TERESA'S CHURCH TO BE SCENE OF MARRIAGE
LEADING STOCK ACTRESS ANSWERS THE LAST CALL
SCHMITZ JURY IS READY TO SERVE
EXECUTORS FILE SPRECKELSREPORT
S. P. C. A. TAKES STEP TO PROTECT TRAFFIC
MAN ARRESTED IN HOTEL BOOKED AS FUGITIVE
LETTERS SHOW OPINION ASKED BY COMMISSION
PATIENTS LEAVE WEALTH AT EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
RESTAURANT CASES ARE CONTINUED ONE MONTH
BELL IS ARMED AGAINST BOSS RULE SCHEME
Four and Twenty Pigeons Baked in a Pie—Almost
When the Joke Was Opened the Cafe Began To Ring, "Vengeance" on He Who Did This Thing
Unknown
Masthead
ALONZO
THE WRITING CONTEST
When Charlie and Dick Saved the Passengers
Modern Life Saving
WRITING CONTEST
CONTEST STORY
The Castaways
Two Shipwrecked Mariners
The Trip of "The Wanderer"
How a Mirror Saved the Abners
A Brave Dog
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ANSWER THESE PICTURE PUZZLES
JUNIORS NOTICE
WINNERS OF PUZZLE PRIZES
ADDITIONAL COMPOSITIONS BY THE JUNIORS
Adrift at Sea
Living on an Island
The Rescue of Harry' and Dick
A Large Contract
Tut, Tut, Tut!
WORDS OF THANKS
The Junior Agriculturist
People's Place Gardeners Enter Contest
EDITORIAL
Our Forcing Frame
The Junior Garden Club
To the Junior Garden Club
Insects
Our School Gardens
How We Won the Banner
JUNIOR GAR DEN LESSONS
JUNIOR GARDEN ENERS HEARD FROM
Making a Garden
Saving a Fern
The Original Fan
Sweet Pea Contest
An Ambitious Gardener
A Wouldbe Prize Winner
Catching Up
KING, THE PET RAVEN, MAKES A VALUABLE FIND
In Boonton
Painfully Common
FOR THE YOUNGER JUNIORS
The Astorberg Lark and the Re, suits of It
THE WINNERS OF PAINT BOX PRIZES
A Cooked Account
THE QUICK BROTHERS GAIN A CLEVER ALLY
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