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San Francisco Call, Volume 111, Number 64, 2 February 1912
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
MADERO ADMITS CRISIS
Americans Beg Protection
WIFE STARVES IN MIDST OF LUXURY
THIS MAY EXPLAIN THE HIGH PRICE OF EGGS
MAIN WITNESS DIES SAYING HE WAS DOPED
W. D. SCOTT SUCCEEDS BROWN ON G. N. LINES
DYING WORDS OF MOORE TO WIFE
CALIFORNIA CLIMATE VOTED THE BEST
Unanimous Decision of Happy Globe Trotters
FALL OF SPAIN'S THRONE PREDICTED
A CEMENT PLANT TOO COSTLY, SAYS ELLERY
CUPID LURES WOMAN FROM BUSINESS LIFE
GERMAN FLEET WILL VISIT AMERICA—MAYBE
MILLS START WORK WITH TWO EXCEPTIONS
BOY IS SLAIN BY CHINESE GUNMAN
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FIGHT OF YEARS CLAIMS VICTIM
Murdered Boy's Body Found in School Yard
MINE WORKERS DEFER ACTION ON WAGE SCALE
CONFESSION TAKEN ON A DICTAGRAPH
» . . .... PRICE OF BEEF MORE THAN THE ANIMAL COST
NAVY YARD MECHANICS ARE DISRATED I OR A<ii:
—— ■♦ ■ —— SAVE RAISIN SEEDS, THERE'S MONEY IN 'EM
THREE NATIONAL BANKS AUTHORIZED IN STATE
PHILATELISTS TO HOLD I IRST U. S, EXHIBIT
CANAL TOLL OF $1 IS FAVORED
$10,000,000 WABASH BONDS ARE SOLD IN ST. LOUIS
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TAFT'S ELECTION ASSURED SAYS HIS SECRETARY
COLONIST RATES MADE BY WESTERN RAILROADS
Feminine Jury Says Woman Was Squeezed in Corset Transaction
She Insisted on 21 When Her Size Was 23 Says Defense
TAFT SPEEKS ON NEW MOVEMENT
DARROW, ACCUSED BRIBER, ARRAIGNED
BRIBE OFFER TOLD AT HAZZARD TRIAL
BRITISH NAVY CALLS FOR BIDS ON DESTROYERS
ROGERS TO SERVE IN STONE'S PUCE
PRALIAMENT OF BISHOPS MEETS IN SACRAMENTO
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UNCLE SAM SINGS SONG FROM AFAR
COMMITTEE NAMED TO BOOST AVIATION MEET
WONG YUE, MILLIONAIRE CHINESE, IS DEAD HERE
2,000 CEMENT SACKS GONE; TWO MEN ARE JAILED
Yesterday* Fire Report
EDWIN HAWLEY DIES IN MIDST OF GREAT CAREER
DEAD CHILD'S FATHER WANTS CHARGE DROPPED
Today s Meetings of Improvement Clubs
ARNOLD TO TALK TO LABOR COUNCIL
NEW HOSPITAL MEASURE URGED
PA KNICKERBOCKER HAS HALF BILLION INCOME
CREW ON CRUISER NEW ORLEANS IS PAID OFF
HOBOS WANT UNEMPLOYED PENSIONED BY UNCLE SAM
CHURCH WORKERS ATTACK PROBLEMS
CONTRACTOR ON WORK WANTS TINE
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VOTE OF HOUSE AIMS TO OUST PENSION AGENT
LABORER SEES PHANTOM , AND ATTRMPT.S tSU!Qipe
SOCIETY GAVE 572 AIHWCAL AID IN 1911
DOCTOR WEEKS BEGINS WORK FOR HEALTH BOARD
SAN GABRIEL MISSION BUILDS NEW AUDITORIUM
MGR. OFOVANNI BONZANO NAMED PAPAL DELEGATE
EXPERTS ARE HONORED BY POINT LOBOS CLUB
WHITE WEATHERS ANOTHER SESSION
ONE TOOK A WATCHMAN'S JOB, NOW THERE ARE 9
Arnold and Bibbins Made Members At Banquet
OPEN AIR MEETING FOR FORWARD MOVEMENT
INFRINGEMENT SUIT AGAINST PHONE CO.
i:t UTY MAN CONVICTBD Ot H.M.I i UMIIOVTEIIY
WHY TAKE ANY CHANCE OF LOSING CHANCES?
MAN IS HELD UP BY SIX ROBBERS
PROBATION GIVEN TO EMBEZZLER
SHERIFF RECEIVES WORD OF FUGITIVE
TIMBER CLAIM BUYERS FIND CHECK WORTHLESS
"BILLY" HANLON MANAGER OF HOTEL SACRAMENTO
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The End of Bucketshop Gambling
Big Liners Coming to San Francisco
Panama Freight Rates Should i Not Be Raised
BUCKETED!
Another Hot Democratic Quarrel
The Overalls, the Man and the Job
POSTCARDS FREE TO SEND EAST
Abe Martin
Vest Pocket Essays
PEIVIVSYJUVAIVIA
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
GROUNDHOG DAY
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
GR-R! LOOK AWAY, MR. BEAR
NEW CIVIC LEAGUE IS ORGANIZED
WOMEN TO OBSERVE DICKENS CENTENARY
SAN LORENZO HAS A CIVIC CENTER BRANCH
PROFESSOR'S WIFE IS HONORED FOR HER WORK
GHOSTS HAUNT SCHOOL; PUPILS WON'T ATTEND
// YEAR OLD GIRL WILL BAKE BREAD FOR TAFT
Do Not Be Too Ready to Condemn
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
ARTIST DIVORCES DAIRYMAN HUBBY
FIRE INSURANCE RATES CUT FIFTEEN PER CENT
ARCHITECT AND EARLY OAKLAND RESIDENT DEAD
CAR IS DERAILED BY RIDERLESS MOTORCYCLE
BENJAMIN FRENCH IS CLAIMED BY DEATH
Alameda District Clubwomen Arrange Richmond Meetings
A. P. G. U. OF ST. MARY'S TO GIVE ANNUAL SHOW
SHRINERS MAY USE STREET FOR CARNIVAL
GLOBETROTTERS TO DINE FRIENDS
BURGLARS' ACTIVITIES CONTINUE IN OAKLAND
YOUNG TILDEN FACES JURY FOR BURGLARY
KEHOE ESTATE FIGHT IS AGAIN IN COURT
FEBRUARY 22 DATE OF SCHOOL'S DEDICATION
ADELPHIAN CLUB HOLDS PATRIOTIC EXERCISES
PROPOSED DANCING ORDINANCE ARGUED
GERMAN SQUADRON TO REPAY AMERICAN VISIT
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD REVENUES DECREASING
NATIONAL GUARDSMEN TO TEST WIRELESS PHONES
REV. E. L. RICH ACCEPTS CALL TO RED BLUFF
SPANISH WAR VETERANS' AUXILIARY ORGANIZED
ALAMEDA COUNTY MEN WATCH BIG SPAN SWING
S. P. ELECTRIC TRAIN STRIKES AUTOMOBILE
BOARD'S ECONOMY FALSE, WOMEN SAY
DANCE HALL ROBBERY CONFESSED BY SAILOR
SAN QUENTIN LAMPLIGHTER RELEASED ON PAROLE
CALIFORNIANS BUY AUTOS AT 80 PER DAY
PAST SACHEM REGALIA FOR STOCKTON RED MEN
Mi Durban Brevities
STREET WORK LAW MADE MORE DRASTIC
TWO SCHOOL TEXTBOOKS 9 WILL BE ELIMINATED
NEW LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY IS FORMED
FRESNO ADVANCES RAILROAD PLAN
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD
CLARK SUCCEEDED BY DR. C. A. WILLS
TWO TRIAL TRAINS TO BE OPERATED BY S. P.
TREAT I>TATK TRANSACTIONS
Two Young Women Who Will Help to Edit U. of C Papers
College Women Appointed to Get Up Special Numbers of Publications
Coast Brevities
Army and Navy News
To Visit San FrancUco
MISS EDNAH RICH DELIVERS LECTURE
AT LAST! A CORPORATION WITH A CONSCIENCE
MINERS GATHER FOR CONGRESS AT MEDFORD
"CAPTAIN" HAINES AGAIN IF THIS BILL PASSES
PIANIST PLAYS FOR FORMER SCHOOLMATES
WATER COMPANY'S RECEIPTS ARE BIG
ANTI-VACCINATION MASS MEETING CALLED
EMBEZZLER DIES BY HIS OWN HAND
RECEIVER NAMED FOR ORCHARDS COMPANY
BRINEGAR BACK FROM BIG SHOWS
PARTY PRINCIPLES ARE SET FORTH
Patents for Californians
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
IS YOUR SON DANCING HIS WAY INTO THE BUGHOUSE, TOO?
ARMY-NAVY BOYS LIKE BASKET BALL
BIG HARNESS YEAR IN THE NORTHWEST
Santa Clara Quintet Gets Even Break
Bohemian Giant Throws Husky Bavarian
■ – ■■/.•■'.. -... ■' ?! '.....■. ♦ ■ „, —— ;a, '■* BEBKELEY.''SWIMKERB ; KEET
FAIR FENCERS READY
DILLON BEATS BEXGER
NOTED BALL FLAYER DEAD
HIGH RIFLE SCORE ,
TTMPIRX FOR OUTLAWS , ■ • ' '.-....■ ..;■:■ • , ..... —~t. —jj***.is > .
RETURN BOUT FOR GIANT WRESTLERS
Kid George Cleans Up Veteran Cordell
BOWLING AT PRESIDIO
ANOTHER DISTANCE RT/N
WHEELER SIGNS CONTRACT
1 • , MORE GIANTB SIGN
HACK'S MOTHER BEAD
CHAMPIONS ENTER THE INDOOR MEET
KAY BUTTOK TO COME BACK
STONE PASSES UP DIAMOND FOR FARM
Washington Fives Take Two From Adams
COY AND ROHRER SIGN WITH OAKS
NEEDLE IN GLOVE
SPOKANE TRAPMEN TAKE BIG BRACE
McFarland Signs Up to Meet Ed Murphy
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Murphy-Attell Bout Signed for March 9
Lick Five Is Humbled Across the Bay
FEATHXR WEIGHTS ARS MATCHED i
Catholic School Basket Ball Title Weighs in the Balance
ST. JAMES MEETS ST. PETER'S TODAY
Freshmen Crew Contest Up to Students
ITEW PLAYGUOtnroS WANTED
HARKINS TALKS FIGHT
BASEBALL MOGUL DEAD
TACOMA GETS LtfDWIG
TRANSBAY TEAMS FOR P. A. A. TOURNEY
Barbarians to Gather at Festal Board
» . , EAGLE ; CLUB TO •■ MEET;.' ■'%^
SEALS OITTBOWL TTOERS
SCHTTETZENS AT SANTA CS.VZ
TWfl ■BROWKK STr.N
Suppllew for the .North
PORTLAND NEEDS PITCHING TALENT
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
POWER STOCK IN MIDST OF FLURRY
STOCKS TAKE UPWARD SWINQ
STOCK & BOND EXGHANOE |
MINING STOCKS
SUMMARY OP THE MARKETS
OIL STOCKS
Grain Market
LOCAL MARKETS _* —— -~e»
Weather Report
DAILY EIVER BULLETIN "
• Armr Transport.
PERSIA AND MAITAI DUE THIS MORNING
PIEI| DIRECTORY o
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Sun. Moon and Tide
Time Ball
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
U. S. Branch Hydrographic Office
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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HEADS YOU WIN TAILS I LOSE, LEE GATES LUCK
-ABORER IS AWARDED $4,500 FOR HAND'S LOSS
Harem Skirted Bride Sensation of Society
WILL CONTEST IS COMPROMISED
■HpSMj^^grgtrliMeaSMorterf •. r
JUDGES RESUME PRISON SESSIONS
ROAD CLEARED FOR SCHMITZ TRIAL
EQUIPMENT FOR GIRLS' PLAYGROUND SOUGHT
MOTHER ORDERED TO BRING CHILD IN COURT
OUR STORE BANKRUPT, ITS CREDITORS SAY
Marion Gambetta, For Whom Parents Are to Entertain
WAR DECLARED BY TWO LOCAL TONGS
'JEWELS ARE MINE,' SAYS MRS. TURNER
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