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San Francisco Call, Volume 111, Number 121, 30 March 1912
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
170,000 MINERS OF HARD COAL TO QUIT WORK
Topmast Welded in Position Is Sealed With Man's Blood
DEATH JEALOUS OF MARINE FEAT
TAFT DECIDES TO GO TO AID OF FEDERALS
PHYSICIAN IS MARTYR TO STUDY OF HOOKWORM
DAVID LLOYD HAUN DIES AT TERMINAL ISLAND
Agile Horine Jumps Over the World's Record Clears the Bar at 6 Feet 61-8 Inches Stanford Boy's Marvelous Performance
MOTHER BALKED IN FLIGHT WITH CHILD
HORINE'S RECORDS
HEARST MUST FACE LIBEL SUIT TRIAL
Vote by Districts on Telephone Questions
CITY WANTS MUNICIPAL PHONES
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DHONE CO. SALE r EVASION OF LAW
STRONGBOX SWINDLER CONVICTED IN SAN JOSE
SERGEANT OF INFANTRY ENDS HIS OWN LIFE
Or,V OXK "BRONO QI"IME"
Pensions and Tariff Debated in Congress
OFFICIALS QUICK TO AVENGE INSULT
COLONEL ADDS NEW PLANK TO HIS PLATFORM
Booklovers Contest
MURDER IS RE-ENACTED IN PANTOMIMIC POSING
DIDIER MASSON CIRCLES OVER SAN RAFAEL TODAY
BYRON MERCHANT HURT BY AUTO CAPSIZING
FISHERMEN ADRIFT TWO DAYS IN OPEN LAUNCH
POULTRY FARMER LOSES HAND IN FEED CUTTER
MISS GOULD UNDER CALIFORNIA SPELL
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SENATE ADOPTS SMOOT PENSION BILL, 51 TO 16
COLLEGE PRESIDENT'S SECRETARY TESTIFIES
; . : Yoieinile Sleeper . >;»
PAPAL DELEGATE TO BE WELCOMED ABOUT MAY I
GOETHALS WANTS CANAL IN JUNGLE
FORMER SENATOR CALLED IN FRAUD INVESTIGATION
SALMON CANNERY TO BE ESTABLISHED ON ARCTIC
BONUS FOR BEATER OF A WIFE BEATER
CAR COMPANY REDUCES FARE AFTER REQUEST
BOY, TO SPITE FIREMAN, TURNS IN 22 ALARMS
FUN POKED AT RECALL STIRS DIXON'S WRATH
FORMER DEPUTY SHERIFF LOOTS BANK MAIL BOXES
FOUR GUARDSMEN TO RECEIVE COMMISSIONS
Lincoln School Unveils Statue of Emancipator
California Colonist Rittea
PARADE COMMITTEE AGREES ON PRIZES
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Police Commissioners. Should Turn Down Impudent McDonough Demand
The Colonel Lives on Uneasy Street
Packers Get the Benefit of the Doubt
What Is Schwerin Doing in Washington ?
We're All Pretty Much Alike
Get to Work on State Hidiwavs
GOSSIP OF RAILWAY MEN
The Little Bundle
Answers to Queries
Abe Martin
TALCOTT WILLIAMS-A PERSONALITY THAT IS INTENSELY INTERESTING
HINTS ON GARDENING
Solving a Difficulty
Reason for the Xight Life
The Favorite
– ♦ Scientific vs. Practical
Particulars Wanted
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
PROFESSOR GREGORY TO BE SOLOIST AT ST. MARY'S
NORTHERN COUNTIES TO PREPARE rOR EXPOSITION
Curer of Sick Pearls Is Sorry She Has Gift
TUESDAY CLUB ORIGINAL
GAME CONSERVATORS OF MARIN MEET TODAY
VAUDEVILLE DRAWS BIG HOUSE
NEW SCHOOL DIRECTOR LECTURES PRESIDENT
ELKS PRESENT SILVER SET TO CHIEF WHITE
WOMEN BARRED FROM OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE
WIFE OF RICH LAND OWNER ASKS DIVORCE
Love for Handmade Things Is Overdone
GIFT OF STAR FOR MATRON
NIGHTINGALE WILLED ESTATE TO RELATIVES
JOSEPH SMITH NAMES SOS HEAD OF MORMONS
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
Spring Realty Trade Brisk District West of Broadway Active
CHURCH SEEKING TO MORTGAGE PROPERTY
WATER DISTRICT IN FAVOR IN BERKELEY
SATHER ESTATE REPORT IS APPROVED BY COURT
FAMILY PARTY TO TOUR THE EAST
CITY CLOSES DOORS TO BUCKET SHOPPERS
TICE NO MORE ON ANNIVERSARY EVE
WOMAN OPPOSES CLEMENCY PLEA
CHARGES OF NEAR GRAFT IN ALBANY
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD, SAN LEANDRO
BANK MESSENGER JAILED FOR HOLDUP
TWO MEN AND WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN ROOMS
ALAMEDAN WOULD RUN CITY ELECTRICITY PLANT
BABE HIT BY LOCOMOTIVE IS BUT SLIGHTLY HURT
Suburban Brevities
Prof. W. Paszkowski Of Berlin University, Lecturer at U. C.
SNOW'S BODY IS GIVEN TO FLAMES
THIEF STEALS WASHING HANGING ON THE LINE
PUBLIC GUARDIANS MUST BE ATHLETES
OAKLAND BOY CLAIMED BY LURE OF THE ROAD
EXPERTS WILL ADDRESS EMPLOYES' ASSOCIATION
Roy A. Silent, Who, In Shakespearean Role, Shows Skill
PLANS FOR OAKLAND'S NEW SCHOOL ORDERED
WIRES ARE TO BE PUT UNDERGROUND
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
THEY ALL LOOK GOOD WHEN THEY'RE FAR AWAY.
Seals' Star Nine En Route San Francisco
Berkeley High Nine Is Oakland's Master
Mantell – Herrick Mill Slated for Today
Mrs. J. R. Price Is Golf Queen at Pinehurst
Pocket Billiard Match Leaders Tied
' $/2,000 PURSE FOR BROWN-KILBANE GO
BARNEY OLD FIELD PAYS CITY A VISIT
LEAGUERS PLAY 30 HIT, 24 RUN GAME
» • ■ JEKKT M WINS GRAND NATIONAL
BEAVER PITCHERS FIELD IN CIRCLES
Classes to Clash for Honors on Track
U. of W. Freshmen Eight To Be Sent South
TODAY'S MEET TO SHOW U. C. 'S CLASS
Sprinter Is Quixote or Else a Marvel
POGGENBTTRG LOSES IN FRANCE
RISOTTI TO SWIM AT ROSE FESTIVAL
GOLD HORSX IS WINNER
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Burns Puts Knockout on Frayne in Ninth Round
Fans See Local Boy Defeated After Desperate Ring Battle
Mavericks- Missionites To Meet Sunday
U. C.-STANFORD TO PLAY BALL TODAY
Australian Swimmers See Olympic Win
N. Y. A. C. President Is Olympiad's Angel
FACTS AND FIGURES ON GEORGE HORINE
Horine to Represent U. S. In Olympic Games at Stockholm
Officials Certify to Height of New Champion's Great Leap
SUBLEAGUE MEET BRAWS BIG ENTRY
COLLEGIANS PLAY MANIFOLDERS
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Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
SIERRA SAILS TODAY FOR HONOLULU
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Time Ball
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HYDROGEAPHIC OFFICE
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Weather Report
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL SECTION
PORTALS OF STOCKTON ST. TUNNEL WILL BE ADORNMENTS TO NOB HILL
CLASSIC STYLE GIVES PLEASING APPEARANCE TO SUBWAY ENTRANCES
LARGE LOANS MADE FOR IMPROVEMENTS
BUILDERS BUY IN HIGHLANDS TRACT
LEASING IS CHIEF FEATURE OF THE WEEK IN REALTY
MAKING FINE HOME IN LOS ALTOS
PROTECTION PLAN FOR LANDLORDS
RAILROAD BOARD FACES HARD TASK
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RICHMOND ADVANCING BY RAPID STRIDES
BIG MANUFACTURERS ARE ENLARGING THEIR PLANTS
NEW ADDITION TO CITY OF RICHMOND
NEW COMPANY TO HANDLE RICHMOND LAND
Buildinc Contract
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CHARMS OF CALIFORNIA FARMS SHOWN BY MOVING PICTURES
EVERYBODY CAN NOW SEE THE GLORIES OF SPRING LANDSCAPE
SALES REPORTED IN DISTRICT NEAR PARK
VAST VALLEY REGION IS RAPIDLY BEING IMPROVED
NEWARK IS SCENE OF MUCH ACTIVITY
MAJOR MILES TO ADDRESS COMMONWEALTH CLUB
PROSPEROUS LAND BUSINESS STARTED
WESTERN PACIFIC TO BUILD BRANCH
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
INDUSTRIAL STOCKS IRREGULAR IN TONE
RAILWAY SHARES AT HIGH MARK
I STOCK & BOND EXCHANGE |
MINING STOCKS
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
OIL STOCKS
GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS
AEWS OF THE OCEAN
JAIL PUTS SOFT PEDAL ON TONGUE
WIFE DIVORCED FROM DYNAMITER HUSBAND
AUTHOR OF PROSPECTUS BEGINS SERVING TERM
FINAL ACTION ON TAXI CHARGES IS DEFERRED
BITHER RESIGNS AS CHAMBER HEAD
REPORTS ON ACCIDENTS AND ILLNESS REQUIRED
BURGLARS CUT THEIR WAY INTO RESIDENCE
HEIR ASKS COURT FOR JEWELRY OF DEAD AUNT
FIRE DEPARTMENT TO ASK $2,609,853
Local Brevities
Mare Island Notes
INFANTRY PRIVATE ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Army Orders
CLOSING SCHEDULE OF BRITISH MAILS GIVEN
FREIGHT HANDLER KILLS HIMSELF -Ralph
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MISS SEARS IS ON FAST WALK TO DEL MONTE
■CM AI NINO SCHMITZ CASES ARE CONTINUED
Annual Pencil Sale Surpasses Estimate
FUGITIVE ACCUSED OF THEFT CAUGHT
RATE CUT CHAFES, BUT ROADS SUBMIT
– • – , €>■■ Bill* Reduced
COLLEGE HEAD TO PAY WIFE ALIMONY
WALTERSTEIN INDICTED ON CHARGE OF THEFT
lciwnilti- j Sleeper
PHYSICIAN'S WIFE ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
APPRAISER IS PROUD OF DISCIPLINARY SYSTEM
ERRONEOUS REPORT OF DECISION CAUSES STIR
Struck H»a Wife
SUIT PROSECUTED BY J. J. MOORE DISMISSED
BURGLARS TAKE JEWELS WHILE OWNERS SLEEP
THE San Francisco CALL
Masthead
WATCH FOR THE PAPER OF APRIL 13
JUNIOR CALL TO BE BEST JUVENILE
ALONZO Is April Fooled
ADDITIONAL COMPOSITIONS BY THE JUNIORS
Her Graduation
Sue's Lesson
The Sort of Letter We Like to Receive
How Susie Caught Up
Susie's Prize
ANSWER THESE PICTURE PUZZLES-THREE BOOKS TO BE AWARDED
JUNIORS NOTICE •
WINNERS OF PUZZLE PRIZES
THE WRITING CONTEST
The Promotion Card
John's Kind Deed
! A Teacher's Mistake
WRITING CONTEST
The Poor Family
Susie's Reward
MISS PAPER DOLL'S GOOD TIME COSTUMES
HOW TO MAKE AN INEXPENSIVE BAROMETER
FOREST WEALTH OF THE PHILIPPINES
His Chief
Seventeen Below
An Invention
Prawns That Change Color
PREPARING NEW SPRING HOMES OMES FOR THE FEATHERED VISITORS
DRAWN BY A JUN JUNIOR CARTOONIST
HOW TO MAKE AN ELECTRIC BICYCLE LIGHT
THE STORY OF THE VAIN ELEPHANT
Laughter and Tears
Too Much for Him
Reason for Waiting
On Man
The Vine and Bramble
SMALL INVENTIONS THAT HAVE MADE FORTUNES
THE WINNERS OF PICTURE PORTFOLIOS
Words of Thanks
THE FAIRIES BRING MARY ALICE A JACK HORNER PIE
TRIFLES WHICH HAVE PROVOKED WAR
THE YOUTH THE EIGHT OF THE RUSTEM STORIES
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