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San Francisco Call, Volume 113, Number 154, 3 May 1913
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
WEBB ANTI-ALIEN LAND BILL, CARRYING THREE YEAR LEASE CLAUSE, PASSES SENATE 36 TO 2
CHINA NOTIFIED BY THIS NOTION OF RECOGNITION
Telegram of Appreciation
» SPEED FIEND A MURDERER
Deliberations of Congress With National Lawmakers
DEMOCRAT PARTY SAVIOR-WILSON
MRS. WHITMAN IN CRASH
BIXBY ARRESTED IN INDICTMENTS IN SLAVING CASE
BUNKER RESCUES WIFE FROM FIRE
EIGHT DETECTIVES UNDER FIRE ARE INDICTED ON CHARGES OF BUNKO GRAFT BY GRAND JURY
SALT CELLARS DE LUXE SELL HIGH
DART FROM MAD BULL PIERCES MAN'S HEART
WALK GIVES WAY BENEATH THRONG
i>■m • i ■ ARREST BY MOTHER'S BED
Day's Graft Developments Clean Sweep by Probers
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City Rail Janitor Sad Cleaner Is "Cleaned" Out
T.R. Shares Honors With Nordica 'Teddy' Talks, She Sings, for 'Cause'
BR. FRASER FREED IN SLINGSBY CASE
GUILTY OF SWINDLING; PAYS A FINE OF $500
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ORPHANS, QUESTS OF THE CALL, SEE THE CIRCUS
QUEEN OF MAY SELECTED
COLLIDE SPEEDING THROUGH SMOKE
MELLEN DEFENDS HIS STEWARDSHIP
R. R. INCORPORATION FILED
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ADMINISTRATION LOSES AND WINS BIGGEST BATTLE
COLLEGE OF THE PACIFIC COMMENCEMENT BEGINS
OTIS SKINNER IN DANGER
PROPELLER DECAPITATES AVIATOR
PLAY TO BE GIVEN ON MOUNTAIN TOP
NEW POLICE SNAG STRUCK
ARMY SCANDAL IN MERRIAM DIVORCE
NAVAL FORCE FOR PORTOLA FESTIVAL
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ROSS CLERGYMAN EXONERATED BY DIOCESAN COURT
MAY MUSIC FESTIVAL IS SUCCESS
COL. JOHN L. FLYNN, OF LEAGUE OF CROSS CADETS
FIRE DAMAGES FERRY SLIP
CADETS ARE READY FOR THEIR PLEDGE
DEFENDS B. J. ARNOL& :. AS HE CLOSES 3 BUREAU
STANFORD FACULTY MEN STAR IN ORIGINAL SKIT
AUDITORIUM FILLED FOR ASSOCIATION WAR DRAMA
If Yoaemlte, Was In ' Kurop*
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THE FIGHTING PRESIDENT
UNREASON AT WORK
HARBOR HOME RULE FIRST
GOOD NEWS, SAN FRANCISCO
Smoking XJp :.-.■■ •■: ■ ■■.■•■.■■ ■ , ■/■ ■■■ ' ■ ■■■ *-F;:_X ■ ■ ■ ' •
FERRY TALES
MEAN JOKE .-..-. ■.-■"*.*.■' , ._ ' ■ ' ■ :.''""
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
NERVOUS ; FEAR
I'I.KA FOR THK JAPAXESE
ATTRACT THE TOURISTS
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
I NEWS FROM THE HOTELS
The Call's Daily Short Story
ASTRONOMY AND ANNE
I THEY'RE SAYING !!'
WHY IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
■■ SHOCKIMi! A
—.•■— HE HAT
THE SHOCK OF GRAFT
THE CHICAGO iDREAMS
..-,' PACIFIC PROBLEMS
ABE MARTIN
AS WOMAN TO WOMAN
SOCIAL NEWS
i WOMEN'S CLUBS ;|i
Women's Club Work ♦♦♦''- "' ♦♦♦' Calendar for Today
FAREWELL REVIEW BY COL. GARBENER
Army Orders
Navy News ■ .'■■ *■ ~ ■ •'-.=..."■ ■ ■ -■' ,
Dont Forgot to Go .. r '■/:
QUITE ENOUGH MATRIMONY IN HER FAMILY
REDWOOD PRIZES FOR FLOWER SHOW
HULL HOUSE PLAYERS WILL VISIT COUNTESS
STATESMEN, REAL AND NEAR
DAUGHTER OF JAPAN HAS EAR FOR RAGTIME
RESIGNS HOSPITAL POST
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SEALS SERVE SENATORS WITH CHOICE LINE OF BINGLES
i :'1!'"f'TR,ST-ATE ? LEAGUE t • : I
' SOIiTHERX I LEAGUE
Standing of Clubs in the Coast League
■♦ ' »■ ■ f'• AMERICAN ASSOCIATION |'j '_■ *' ;• ___ -—— *- i
| COLLEGE BASEBALL ;; | _ , . _ ; :—__—: __ ——_*.*;
M SOUTHERN, CALIFORNIA LEAGUE M ! ♦—.., ■ ..—: – -- *
Diamond Sparklets
TOPEKA, GETB CATCHER
STANDING OP CLUBS
OAKS ARE AGAIN IN SECOND PLACE
Illinois Boxing Fans Sure Of Victory
Intercollegiate Game Looks Likely Now
REFEREE i STOPS' BOUT
WEBTEHN CAWABA LEAOUX
BRAVES EVEN UP WITH DODGERS
JEST WINS NEWMARKET STAKE
TIGERS HUMBLED BY THE WHITE SOX
SEATTLE WINS IN AN UPHILL BATTLE
Fair Racquet Wielders Start Next Week
FORTUNE IN POLO PONIES:
VALLEJO WALLOPS STOCKTON AGAIN
■r- y-vyy;-,.-..,.... :—!»•———— "•■• '""" 2i'.L YALZ 4, VIRGINIA 9 '"J
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McGOORTY AND CLABBY DRAW; WHITE BEATS DENNIS
Favors Giving McNair His Due
Nobility of Wealth in Horse Racing
Will Not Kill Racing in New York
ALAMEDA. TARS READY
NEW, SWIMMING RECORD
f- _ .-.'OLYMPIC CLITB ; HAVI)BAT.T.
NO, BUGG DIDN'T SEE MATTY WIN
WHITE ALL BUT PUTS DENNIS OUT
Santa Clara and Nevada Line Up Today
Can Pick Husband Because of Bowlegs
Alan Selections
MOOSE VERSUS – MONOGRAMS
CORNELL VERSUS [ MICHIGAN
*:'■'/.■■ YALECORXELL TEIOrtSX TIT
DUAL TRACK MEET ~
EUGENE WINS TEACK MEETi,: *
DELANEY SCORES OVER GOOD FIELD
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Wolgast Is Offered ' Chance With Dundee
AMATEUR SAILORS GET BUSY TODAY
B. G. A. L. FIELD DAT
ST. CHARLES WINS IN SCHOOLS GAME
;MANY WILL ;. BE NAMED;;;«I;< IN PRIMARY ELECTION
TWELVE INNINGS OF EXCITING BALL
GIRL HELD AS CHECK PASSER FORGETS AGE
JOHN MITCHELL REJECTED
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PLAN WELCOME DINNER TO DR. MOTT AND PARTY
Rattlesnakes Dynamited Bodies of Hundred Found
GOVERNOR PRAISED BY LABOR COUNCIL
RUSHING WORK ON MUNICIPAL LINE
RIVERSIDE PICKED FOR FEDERATION'S NEXT CONVENTION
MRS. J. W. ORR, AGAIN FEDERATION PRESIDENT
TO PLAN FOR DIVIDENDS
COL W.K. ROGERS PIONEER, IS DEAD
NEW ORDINANCE FORMED TO CURB HOUSE MOVERS
COMING EVENTS ; :J
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REAL ESTATE AND FINANCIAL SECTION
REALTY SALES DURING APRIL REACH NEARLY $6,000,000
FINE APARTMENT HOUSE c WITH ONLY LARGE SUITES
GEARY CAR LINE AID TO RICHMOND
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BIG PROTECTS PLANNED IN VALLEYS AND SUBURBS
CHINATOWN REALTY OWNERS UNITE
NEW MOVEMENT STARTED IN MARIN COUNTY
NEW CAR LINE IS INAUGURATED TODAY
ALFALFA IS A MONEY YIELDER AT KERMAN
20,000 COAL MINERS STRIKE
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OAKLAND HUMS WITH ACTIVITY FROM FOOTHILLS TO BAY
SALES OF CITY REALTY
ANGELENOS BUYING RICH VALLEY LAND
ELLIS STREET LOT : BRINGS NEAR $87,500
TEAM RAMS SALOON WALL
MUCH MONEY USED IN IMPROVEMENTS
LOCAL INVESTORS CLOSE BIG LAND DEAL
MANY TRAVEL TO SEE MT. DIABLO COUNTRY
TWENTY SURVEYORS JOIN • ISLAND TEACHERS' PARTY
GRANT. AVENUE CORNERS SOLD
CROCKER OAKS TRACT SUCCESSFULLY STARTED
RICH RETURNS FROM MADERA COUNTY LAND
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NEW WAGE SCALE FOR DERRICK MEN
STATE POLYTECHNIC TO CELEBRATE TENTH YEAR
NEW TIMBER FIRM LARGEST ON COAST
SEASON NOW OPENING IN YOSEMITE VALLEY
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
JAPANESE LINER IS DOCKED EARLY
Movements of Steamers (
PIER DIRECTORY
San, Moon and Tide -■*, I
Time Ball
L nYDROGRAPKIC OFFICE
17.' H. fJrnnoh Hydroasrraphle Olßce ;
WIRELESS REPORTS FROM SHIPS AT SEA
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
f ■*■ *■»» V "■ 1-k ' ■ ' ■ ■■■■■' ''' ' t I Weather Report |
I Shipping Intelligence
Memoranda
NEWS OF THE OCEA»
CAPT. MERRY INSPECTS ST. MATTHEW'S SCHOOL
FROST HURTS GRAPE CROP
FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT
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BUSINESS, COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION
WESTERN PACIFIC FINANCES IMPROVE
SUMMARY OF-..-; v. THE MARKETS
STOCK MARKET IS DEADLOCKED
! SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE !
DEFI TO POWERS BOOSTS WHEAT
CROP PROSPECTS STEADY BARLEY
REAL. ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
RATES ON CEMENT ARE REARRANGED
DR. RICHSTEIN GUILTY OF SLAPPING SISTER IN LAW
SUPPORT OF CHILD DUE FROM FATHER
TO CARE FOR THE BABIES OF • WOMEN WHO WORK;
JUDGE, IRONICAL, FINES,.,'*' AUTOIST AS WARNING
DR. DUTTON TAKES PULPIT
OAKLAND SUNDAY MUSIC
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NEW JUDGE TIES OFFICE WITHOUT USUAL CEREMONY
CHINESE OFFERS HIS STORE AS FATTED CALF
SUBMARINE WILL BE LAUNCHED TUESDAY
BAY MEN NAMED TO PORTLAND CONFERENCE
Bryce Is Mum on Bill Diplomat Interviewer
NEW DISTRIBUTERS FOR THE AUTOCAR
THE BUSINESS MEN HURT WHEN AUTO UPSETS
CHINESE FIND NEW – ; USE FOR DOLLAR
"SPRINGTIME SALE', TODAY
GIVES BLOOD TO SAVE KIN
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