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San Francisco Call, Volume 111, Number 104, 13 March 1912
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Article Text
Masthead
SOUTH OPPOSES CANAL TAX ON COAST SHIPPING
LABOUCHERE LEAVES DAUGHTER $3,000,000,
9 » ■ ■ FARM TO BE STOCKED ...... WITH RATTLESNAKES
Signs of Slumbering Volcano Uncovered In the Culebra Cut
PITNEY IS UNFAIR, OPPONENTS ASSERT
FLYER HITS FREIGHT; ENGINEER IS KILLED
FAST OF TWENTY DAYS LEAVES FAT MAN FAT
UNION AND S.P. MERGER APPEAL CASE IS OPENED
BELLINGHAM PROPERTY SOLD FOR TEN MILLION!
WOLVES DEFY HUNTERS AND FEAST ON DUCK!
ROSECRANS WRECKED, TWO LIVES LOST
Ragged Hole Twenty-five Feet Square Torn in Vessel
POPULAR COUPLE QUIETLY MARRIED
WOMAN TRUSTS MONEY TO "HERO" AND REPENTS
COURT QUAVERS BRING ECHO OF "NOT GUILTY"
ROADS TO BOOST FOR RAISIN DAY
NONE BUT THE COLOR BLIND TOPER IMMUNE
ITALY PREPARES TO BOMBARD SALONICA
OREGON TO SEND BOOST BOOKLETS BROADCAST
"ALSO RANDOLPH" GOT GAYNORS IRE
CHARLES BIGELOW, ACTOR, DIES IN PENNSYLVANIA
SLAYER CLEMENT IS TAKEN TO STOCKTON
CHINA HIRES A LOS ANGELES WOMAN
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LIGHT TO BE CAST UPON ELECTRICITY
ANOTHER YEGGMAN IS CONVICTED AT REDDING
WELL KNOWN MINISTER DIES AT BAKERSFIELD
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
Proceedings of Day In House and Senate
WOMAN WHO KILLED MAN IN GAY MOOD
BOARD MUST EXPLAIN DELAY IN ELECTION
CROSS ISLAND IS SOLD AND MAY BE COLONIZED
ADVENTISTS ASSEMBLE FOR BIG CONFERENCE
I,ATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ROOSEVELT RAPS CRITIC OF RECALL
LABEL ORDER ILLEGAL SAYS CITIZENS' ALLIANCE
SINGING SOCIETIES TO MEET IN STOCKTON
BUREAU HEAD TAKES BLAME IN RAY CASE
LOVE IS DROWNED IN LINGUAL FLOOD
MILLIONS PROVIDED TO FURNISH POWER
POLICE CHIEF'S LIFE THREATENED BY CHINESE
PROSECUTOR PETITIONS FOR BANKER'S PARDON
1,000 AT WORK ON OAKDALE DITCH
EXPOSURE IN STORM CAUSES MAN'S DEATH
TEACHER'S CERTIFICATE IS REVOKED BY BOARD
SUGAR MAGNATES ARE UNDER FIRE
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"OREGON FIRST" SPECIAL STARTS WITH DELEGATES
THE LITTLE Morning Oregonian.
GOVERNOR WEST HERDS DELEGATES
PARDON ASKED FOR
BANK DETECTIVE DIES ON TRAIN
JUMP PROVES FATAL
PROHIBITION FIGHT
PHYSICIAN CASTS EYES ON SENATE
POLICE CHIEF'S PERIL
RAILROAD CLERK ADMITS FORGERY
CLERKS ARE BONDED
TO SEND BOOKLETS
ATTORNEYS PIT WITH HARD WORDS
BOAST OF BRASH^AR
COLONEL LUNDEEN RETIRED FROM ARMY
MRS. MOORE WINS FAMILY INCOME
SHERIFF AND JUDGES WILL WORK TOGETHER
Summer Rates Rant
DAY AND STORIES SUNSHINY
LAKEVIEW GUSHER CAUSED TROUBLES
POLYGAMY BARS A CHINESE MERCHANT
LARGE HOLDINGS IN THIRD STREET SOLD
MO. PAC. RETIRES SPEYER DIRECTOR
BAY POINT LAND SOLD TO LUMBER COMPANY
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U.S. EXPECTED TO HELP DREDGE THE SACRAMENTO
PRICE OF OIL IS RAISED IN KERN COUNTY FIELDS
Educational Work Topic at Council Of Jewish Women
FIGHT BEGUN FOR CONTROL OF TOWN
CITY TREASURER OFFERS MONEY TO THE BANKS
OAKLAND ADMEN UNITE INFLUENCE
WIFE OBJECTS TO ADOPTION OF DOGS
Army and Navy Orders
SOU'EASTER SENDS LIGHTERS ADRIFT
NEW TAX SCHEME PRAISED BY PLEHN
PLAYGROUNDS URGED FOR ADULT CITIZENS
ALEXANDER MATHESON DIES AT CONCORD HOME
Mare Island Notes |
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NOBODY WORKS BUT LAWYERS
They Toil Day, Night and Sunday
rtK.ro R«un<i Trip
BURN THE "MIDNIGHT OIL"
MUCH WORK, LITTLE PLAY
MUST TOIL FOR HIS FEE
LAWYERS HARD WORKERS
WOE BESETS GOOD LAWYER
COUNTY FISH HATCHERY CONTROL TRANSFERRED
TEACHERS ATTEND FRESNO INSTITUTE
OAKLAND WOULD REMAIN SINGLE
DOUBT AS TO POWERS OF SCHOOL BOARD ENDED
LOVETT PUTS QUIETUS ON RUMOR OF ILLNESS
GIRL'S ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL FAILS
FATHER FIGHTS FOR CUSTODY OF CHILD
HUGH CHALMERS TO ADDRESS 'AD' CLUB
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Dr. Chester Rowell of Fresno, A True Progressive, Is for Taft
Metropolitan Features for San Francisco
Visiting Card Takes Place of Coat of Arms
"What Congress Is Doing"
Local League to Study Currency Questions
Agitation Against the Tipping Custom
Do You Know Any?
A Ready Giver –
HEAVY INDEMNITY FOR FOUR WORDS
Abe Martin
Vest Pocket Essays
DEPARTMENT STORES
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
THE INFANT DICKENS
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
Tenement Conditions In City Investigated
*- JUDGE AND JURORS IN COLORADO ARE WOMEN
EXPERT HERE FROM EAST
Ever Get Out of Bed on the Wrong Side
GALLANT MEN QUIT RACE
NEW YORK MEN ASK LEGISLATORS FOR VOTES
WOMAN DIRECTS TAFT'S MINNESOTA CAMPAIGN
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
BERKELEY SCHOOL GARDENS FLOURISH
TWO HOLDUP SUSPECTS IN OAKLAND PRISON
OAKLAND DANCEHALL ORDINANCE IS PASSED
PRIZE OFFERED FOR ESSAY ON ABSTINENCE
California Colonist Rates
HARDWARE MEN OF STATE ASSEMBLE IN CONVENTION
BELLS RING FOR OAKLAND BRIDES
ELKS' CLUB TO HAVE LADIES' DAY, MARCH 21
CONFERENCE CALLED TO STOP ACCIDENTS
CONFESSED FORGER REQUESTS A DELAY
LITTLE NELL INSPIRES GOLDEN TEARS FOR TOTS
SACRED HEART PLAYERS TO GIVE IRISH DRAMA
ECONOMY REFORMS IN ALAMEDA NECESSARY
LAW'S DELAYS ARE MANY IN OAKLAND
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD, SAN LEANDRO
SOCIALISTS PREPARE RECALL 'REASONS'
"ANTLDOG ZONE" BILL HEI D UP BY COUNCIL
UNIVERSITY PLANS TOR CHARTER DAY CELEBRATION
WOMEN TO GIVE SHRINERS FLAGS
OAKLAND ELECTORS ARE TEMPTED BY LUNCHEON
SNOWS ARE GREAT BOON TO FARMERS
GARNISHMENT LEVIED FOR SOUBRETTE'S GOWNS
DOMESTIC DISCORD HIDDEN AT PARTY
RECEPTION HELD FOR HEAD OF B'NAI B'RITH
DISTRICTS FORMED FOR STREET WORK
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TO INSTALL OFFICERS
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
THE POLITICAL SCARECROWS.
Rugby Players Want Team From Antipodes
MISSIONITES PL A V STANFORD TODAY
THRASH PHOENIX PROTESTS TODAY
TRA VIS WINS TIE FROM GARDNER
SAILOR ISSUES CHALLENGE
BREWER AND BHONSOM MATCHED
TEXANB OVTHIT ATHLETICS
'■■fans to set time for giants' games
THURSDAY TO END ARMY BASKET BALL
MORROW MATCHED TO FIGHT FAGAN
ARMY ANNOUNCES FOOTBALL DATES
SAN JOAQVIW FORMS LEAGUE
JUAREZ MEET TO CLOSE MARCH 24
THE CALL'S HANDICAP
CARDINALS AT JACKSON
RAIN STOPS V. C.-INDHS GAME
JUPE PLUVE PUTS CRUSHER ON POLO
CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB SETS DATES
BOWLER BREAKS WORLD'S RECORD
BAN JOAQUIN AFTER MEET
MODESTO PLANS FIELD MEET
DIU.OH AFTER GO AT VALLEJO
OLYMPIC STARS ENTER MAT MEET
SCHOOLS PUT BAN ON TWO MILE RUN
DUBOIS SIGNS WITH TACOMA
SAN JOSE READY FOR CANUCK NINE
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Long Starts Wielding Ax; Fred Moore First To Go
LEAGUE IS AFTER SCHOOL ATHLETES
MISS TODD DISCUSSES "THE WOMANLY WOMAN"
SUFFRAGE DEBATED IN NEW JERSEY SENATE
FIRST BILLIARD GAME IS HORGAN'S
VETERINARIAN ARRESTED FOR DESERTING WOMAN
SENATE WANTS DEFENSES FOR CHESAPEAKE BAY
MARTINEZ STOWN HALL CONTRACT AWARDED
"Buc" Sharpe Turns Oaks Loose in Gymnasium When Downpour Makes Outdoor Work Impossible
THIRD TRAINLOAD OF BUICKS COMING
•18.70 nomu4 THp
DUFFEY HAS STAR CARD FOR FRIDAY
MORAN-MOORE BATTLE TO DRAW
BRIDGEPORT WINS NAT. RIFLE SHOOT
NEWS OF THE OCEAJT
STANFORD OFFERS MEDALS FOR BOYS
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
,- » OOTCH THmOWS TWO JCEN
GRANEY CAPTURES FRAYNE-BURNS GO
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
OIL SUBSIDIARY'S STOCK AGAIN RISES
New York Stock List
STOCK TRADING IS ALMOST NIL-
STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE |
SUMVIARV OP THE MARKET^
MINING STOCKS
OIL STOCKS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Sun, Moon and Tide
U. S. Branch Hydrosrraphlc Office
Time BaU
HYBROGEAPHIC OFFICE
Weather Report
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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SMUGGLERS ARE GIVEN HEARING
SUICIDE WILLS HER $6,000 TO CHARITY
VARIED PROGRAM IN HONOR OF ST. PATRICK
ANACAPA LIGHTHOUSE IS NOW IN OPERATION
PROGRAM OF LODGE'S ACTIVITIES ANNOUNCED
PRISONER GETS MORE THAN THE LAW ALLOWS
JANITRESS FILES SUIT FOR $5,000 DAMAGES
WICKERSHAM REGRETS DEVLIN'S RESIGNATION
Fell fa Paint
SNEAK THIEVES GET JEWELRY AND MONEY
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