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San Francisco Call, Volume 111, Number 106, 15 March 1912
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
CONTRACTORS BEGIN WORK ON EXPOSITION
GOLDEN FLOODS FROM THE EAST REVIVE STOCKS
Wife Dead 24 Hoars; Widow Marries Just Before Her Funeral
FOUR CHILDREN DIE VICTIMS OF FUNGI
BANDITS' SLAYER WILL GET $600 AND WATCH
COURT OFFICERS SHOT DOWN BY OUTLAW BANE
This Is The Year's One Season When The Call Of Style Is Heard by Every Man
HOUR OF MINT DECISION NEAR
Report Likely to Come Up Today
STRIKES DECLARED "OFF" IN SIX LAWRENCE MILLS
JAPANESE COUPLE ELOPE AND MARRY
DEATH FINDS YOUTH ASLEEP IN BATHTUB
NEW PIE_D PIPER
WIFE KEEPS VIGIL BY DEAD IN RAIN
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GOV. WEST'S TRIBUTE
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NEVADA SECOND AT EXPOSITION
Governor Oddie Plants the Flag
ROOSEVELT MEN BOLT CONVENTION
FLOWER SHOW FOR SAN JOSE IN MAY
PACKERS WILL SUBMIT NO TESTIMONY IN CASE
JURORS DISAGREE IN "BATHTUB TRUST" SUIT
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OPPOSITION TO TAFT BROKEN, SAY MANAGERS
DECISION IN DEBRIS CASES ARE UPHELD
FATHER YORKE'S TERM AS REGENT EXPIRES
WOMEN SUPPORTERS OF ROOSEVELT TO ORGANIZE
KANSAS IS FOR CLARK
Wilson Convention's Next Choice
CALIFORNIA SUNSTROKE HELD TO BE ACCIDENT
Summer Rates East
TAFT HEN FORM SACRAMENTO CLUB
THINK STEAMER WILL BE FLOATED
CALIFORNIA CHALLENGE ~"* IS THE Y. M. C. A. THEME
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FARMER ADMITS KILLING WOMAN; CLEARS MYSTERY
WORKERS OF TWO MILLS JOIN I. W. W. MARCHERS
THE LITTLE
INK BOTTLE DUEL FOUGHT IN COURT
ALBANY PLANS SHOW
NO PREACHER AT WOMAN'S FUNERAL
CITY COUNCIL SUED
HALF BLOCK BOUGHT
U. OF O. CASE H-ARD
POLICE TO GUARD CRUNCH MEETING
JAPANESE GETS IN
NORTHERN VISITORS
MAYOR REPLIES TO SHERIFFS CHARGE
BOARD JOINS FIGHT
DIES ON SIDEWALK
QUITS VICE BOARD
OREGON FIRMS TO BE INVESTIGATED
ANTI-SALOON FIGHT
PLAN Bid BUILDING
ELK LOSE WILDNESS
NEW FEDERAL ACT ON TRAFFIC URGED
CANDIDATE COULD NOT SPEND ENOUGH; QUITS
SCHOOLS AND STORES CLOSED AS ELK PASS
ENTIRE FIRST INFANTRY WILL GO TO HONOLULU
SAVED FROM DANGEROUS OPERATION, NEIGHBOR ADVISED WHAT TO DO FOR BLADDER TROUBLE
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Why Railroad=Controlled Ships Should Be Excluded
La Follette's Mysterious Disappearance
Cauterize the Open Bail Bond Sore
All To This Hive
Mixed Politics of the Democracy
Lieutenant Mathewson's Model Policeman
Lessons in Farming for City Children
MOONLIGHT TRIP FOR TRAFFIC MEN
The Birth Rate
For the Sake of Appearances
Nowadays
Abe Martin
Vest Poctet Essays
ANDREW JACKSON
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
LIMBURGER CHEESE
Regulation Charity
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
Rare, All Ri^ht
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
Miss Rose Hardin and Attorney Are Married
MILITAyT SUFFRAGISTS HELD FOR COySPIRACY
OFFICERS ELECTED BY CIVIC LEAGUE CEyTER
MUSICAL PROGRAM IN HONOR OF ST. PATRICK
STOCKTON WANTS THE NATIVE SONS
HALF VOTERS REGISTERED iy sAy jOAQuiy woMEy
G. HEWLETT IS LUCKY MAN
M. W. OF A. IN KANSAS DECLARE INDEPENDENCE
REGISTRATION DEPUTY TO BE ON DUTY AT TEA
"Brevity Is the Soul of Wit"; "Be Brief"
EDUCATIONAL SYMPOSIUM
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
PRIDE GOETH HERE BEFORE A DIVORCE
PUBLIC USE OF SCHOOL AUDITORIUM REQUESTED
CIVIL SERVICE LIST OF ELIOIBLES ANNOUNCED
INSURANCE MEN M/ KING READY FOR CONVENTION
ENGINEER SENT TO EUROPE FOR STUDY
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St. Anthony's Parish to Take Tour Through Isle
FIRST GROCER IN CALIFORNIA DIES
BULLDOG COLLECTS TOLL FOR RIDE ON TAILBOARD
BERKELEY RECALL PETITION COMPLETE
MRS. L. E. ORENDORFF DIES IN BERKELEY HOME
SPLIT IN RECALL AGITATORS' RANKS
WIDOW OF PIONEER PASSES TO BEYOND
Suburban Brevities
U. C. SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PLANNED
LECTURER TO TELL STORY OF IRELAND
PLAN TO FACILITATE HOUSE MOVING ADOPTED
CITY ARCHITECT BACK FROM TOUR
STOCKTON PUPILS MAY LEARN FOLK DANCING
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD
WEDDING SUPPER SERVED IN TENT
RECEIVING HOSPITAL IS CONFERENCE'S SUBJECT
Grand, Gorgeous, Daring,- Death Defying Will Be Aahmes Temple's Circus Acts
INSTITUTE RUSTLERS OUT FOR NEW MEMBERS
WOMEN WORK FOR FLORAL FESTIVAL
MAN IS BEATEN AND ROBBFD IN CITY PARK
Mystic Shrine's Patrol To Play Prominent Part in Show
POLICE ON TRAIL OF OBNOXIOUS SOLICITOR
OFFICERS CHOSEN BY HARDWARE MEN
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J.DALZELL BROWN'S GENIUS DESCRIBED
JAIL BREAK ATTEMPT PREDICTED BY DETECTIVE
GFRL IS JAILED FOR KILLING REALTY DEALER
ras»ed Worthies* Check
University of California Glee Club's Annual Concert to Be Enjoyed Tonight
LYNCH AGAIN THE CHOICE OF TYPOS
New Songs and Fun Are Of Higher Class Than Usual
$25,000 CLAIMED FOR DAMAGE TO CHARACTER
INVESTOR CHARGES TRICKERY IN DEAL
BOOSTING POWER MAY BE COMBINED
ASSISTANT PROSECUTORS ARE TO BE REASSIGNED
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THE San Francisco CALL
Masthead
BOY ANARCHIST TRIES TO SLAY KING OF ITALY
TEXANS IDENTIFY DEAD DESPERADOES
Mrs. Mendenhall, Who Had Narrow Escape in Orient
Missionary's Wife Is Almost Kidnaped in Sedan Chair by Chinese
BARBER CARELESS WITH FEET LANDS IN JAIL
COMMISSIONERS KNOW NOTHING OF BOND GRAFT
Talented Woman Will Be Led to the Altar Today
POWER TRUST IS FORMING IN U. S.
WIDOW OF VICTIM OF ELECTRIC CAR SUES
T.R. EXPLAINS COLUMBUS SPEECH
GREAT FIGHT FOR FREE COMPETITION IN CANAL
STOCKTON'S APPEAL IS HEARD
SACRAMENTO PEOPLE ANXIOUS
CONGRESSMEN URGED TO WORK
HAROLD T. POWER JR. DIVORCED FOR CRUELTY
WOMAN CLAIMS PART OF DIVORCED MAN'S ESTATE
GRASS VALLEY IS BUSY WITH CONVENTION PLANS
'' – m FIREMEN LOSE LIVES IN COURTHOUSE BLAZE
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
"MY HAT IS IN THE RING"
Call of the Ringside Ringing in Ad's Ears
MODESTO EXPECTS GREAT BALL TEAM
LICK'S ATHLETES "LOOK THE MONEY"
GOLF TOURNAMENT ATTRACTS PLAYERS
WILMERDING TRACK IN BAD CONDITION
SWIMMERS EXPECT TO BREAK RECORDS
BIG BASKET BALL TOURNAMENT ENDS
• BASEBALL COMMISSION DECISIONS
GAME AT MISSION TOWN SUNDA V
KID SCALER MAKES AITNOUNCZMEKT
COPS COPS THE MONEY
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Grand Day for the McArdleites at Paso Robles
FAVORITES FARE BADLY AT JUAREZ
THE CALL'S HANDICAP
ORMONDE CLUB TO STAGE 8 FIGHTS
CIVIC CFNTER BONDS GENERALLY INDORSED
• SMILES INDICATE A MAJORITY FOR TAFT
NAVY LIEUTENANT HURT BY f ALL IN AEROPLANE
J.ATI-: SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Ray Temple, Who Is Topliner Tonight
HAPPIEST DAY OF LIFE— When sm: got divorce
HANDSOME VICTOR SURRENDERS HEART
Q. WATSON FRENCH'S CASE IS DISMISSED
LEGISLATORS PROMISE SUPPORT FOR THE MINT
SUNDAY GAME ANNOUNCED
TREASURER OF HUPP CO. IN CITY
ENTRIES OPEN FOR OLYMPIC TRYOUTS
Rose Pitenof, Who Will Try Big Swim
GIRL WILL BRAVE ENGLISH CHANNEL
JOCKEY H. SPENCER IS NEARING DEATH
BANKERS' LEAGUE ELECTS LEADERS
CLASS "B" LEAGUE NOT MERELY TALK
LOWELL HIGH WINS
FRENCH ELECTED CAPTAIN
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REAL EST.VTK TRA>SA( TIOXS /
.....,■; ...... ■:■..■ k , >"otioe to Mariner*
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
40,000 SHARES OF GAS STOCK SOLD
New York Stock List
STOCKS ROUSED NEAR THE CLOSE
STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE |
MINING STOCKS
SUMMARY OR THE MARKETS
OIL STOCKS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
Army Transport*
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS
40 PICTURE BRIDES ON THE CHIYOMARU
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Sun, Moon and Tide
Time Ball ;
HYDOIOGRAPHIO OFFICE
V. 8. Braaek Hrdrographlc Oflce
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Memoranda
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
| Weather Report ~* ♦' —— ■»
Iy.: .:•■.,:.-■: ■;-■■;■:: ■ ■■. --"--■.';.-—•_. ! DAILY EIVEH'BULLETIN
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JEALOUSY? NAY, NEED OF PEACE DIVIDES TULLYS
CORESPONDENT EVADES SERVICE OF CITATION
CITIZENS PROTEST AGAINST GARAGES
Something About Current Magazines
Star of Sea Parish Plans to Celebrate A Patrick's Day
HOSPITAL PATIENTS ARE TO BE PROTECTED
POLICE JUDGES DECLINE TO ACT
RUEF'S GUARD GETS MONTH'S VACATION
STOLEN TOYS TRACED TO TRIO OF CHILDREN
LAWYER TELLS TALE OF TROUBLES MULTIPLIED
IRISH PLAY TO BE GIVEN ON ST. PATRICK'S EVE
PROSECUTOR'S DOUBT MAY SAVE PRISONERS
To Visit ; S««: FraaelM«
Geo. W. Coleman, Who Is the Guest Of 'Ad' Club Today
PROPERTY SOLD BY BOARD OF WORKS
SAILOR IS HELD FOR THEFT OF GIRL'S PURSE
BIDS ON MATERIALS FOR CANAL WORK CALLED FOR
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