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San Francisco Call, Volume 113, Number 167, 16 May 1913
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
COMPROMISE WORD NOT IN VOCABULARY OF PRESIDENT
Historian Is Lochinvar Elopers Elude Pursuers
ENGLISH; BUT MY WORD! NOT ALIEN
FIRST LADY OF LAND IN SLUMMING PARTY
TANGO AND BUNNY HUG BARRED IN WHITE HOUSE
IN FINANCIAL DISTRESS
CHAUFFEUR SHOOTS : SELF
WOMEN WANT TO SERVE ON JURY
FRANCE ON WAR FOOTING
CAR SKIDS; RANCHER DEAD
ERIE/ELEVATOR IS BURNED
OFFICIALS WARN M'CLAUGHRY HOME GUARDS TO DESIST
Carman Accuses Rancher Blame for Wife's Death
CEMENT MAKERS GIVE MATERIAL TO BUILD COAST TO COAST ROAD
THREE FAVORITES OF THE GOTHAM STAGE IN DIVORCE NEWS
PRESIDENT TO INFORM CHINDA HE WILL BACK CALIFORNIA
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Electric Wires Crossed Foreman Dead; Doctor Hurt
GRAND OFFICERS OF ODD FELLOWS
CALIFORNIA FETES TO MAKE WORLD'S PLAYGROUND HERE
LITTLE GIRL'S PRESENCE OF MIND SAVES LIFE
ST. '>< LOUIS, May 15.—Dr.;Ernest If.
ALL EFFORTS TO STOP STRIKE OF ELECTRICIANS OFF
UNION LINE TO ADD TWO SHIPS TO EQUIPMENT
STEAMSHIP MAN TALKS OF PLANS
WILL NOT GIVE FOR COMPROMISE MISSIONS
CANADA WANTS PAYMENT
ROOSEVELT AND SULZER
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'HUSBAND TRIED TO TRAP HE,' IS MRS. ZUCK'S PLEA
WOODMEN OF WORLD TO CONVENE IN STOCKTON
CALIFORNIA FRUIT TO GET TO MARKET EARLY
LAND AGENT LAKE TO MAKE, A FINAL STAND
LW. Darling "Nature Man" Who Seeks Togless Wife
FRUITVALE WINS EAGLE DRILL PRIZE
COUNTRY CLUB TO BUILD
RANCHER, ROWING WITH NEIGHBORS, ENDS LIFE
SEEKS BRIDE WITH 'NOTHING TO WEAR'
NEW CLOTHING STORE V ABOUT TO BE* OPENED
HOMEOPATHS OF STATE SEE SOUTHERN SIGHTS
Woman Enters a New Field In Chamber of Commerce Job
GIVE LOCAL MEN A CHANCE
ADVENTISTS OPEN IN TACOMA PARK
TO RENEW EATON INQUEST
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REV. P.C. YORKE IS HONORED FOR NOTABLE CAREER
Medalist Strong Writer Work Causes Comment
DALY CITY WORKS FOR WATER PLANT
YSAYE'S LARGEST AUDIENCE PLEASED
BOARD APPROVES SCHOOL PROJECT
TWO HOUR STRIKE HALTS MOVING OF HIGH SCHOOL
REV. R. J. BURDETTE FOR ,•: S. C; U. COMMENCEMENT
NEW STEEL STEAMSHIP HAS A BIG CAPACITY
RIGHT TEACHING FOR DULL PUPILS
COLUMBIA PARK BOYS ARE GREETED IN LONDON
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NATIVE SONS OF THE GOLDEN WEST CONCLUDE WORK
WOMAN WILL RUN SALOON
HEAVEN'S ENVOY IN BLACK MARIA
DISSENSION PREVAILS IN TOY DOG CIRCLES
JOAQUIN MILLERS ASHES FROM PYRE
FICKERT READY IN BUNKO CASES
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PEOPLE DEMAND ACTION
THE HOOPER GIFT
MENACING MONACO
PARTY UNITY
1 .ft. ABE MARTIN ft!
FERRY TALES
STATESMEN REAL AND NEAR
! THE STATE PRESS j
PATTERSON WOULD BLISTER BOVS1 j
'- SANTA CRUZ ASPIRATION
j VALLEJO GROWING
I.OS ANGELES- works
LOlil "WILL 'BOOM STOCKTON.;.-
j SACRAMENTO WANTS. CALIFORNIA- I
THEY'RE SAYING
THE VCAUSE! OF TYPHOID
—•«. – – Wg$Mi A 'GREAT relief
I *•: »' .-' • .;-'... '■ ■,■■■■ ■■•«»»■;'■■.. .. i :'-:"'. ■..-r-': ".:•■ WHATGERM DID TO THE TANGO
j j WILL AIT' AM) SEE ; |
I-:-. 'v – ' , .- —■•.— ,■ Z – . -, , | PLURAL MONGOOSES
– – _.„__„- . . ... . «„ =• , GREAT FLYING
BRUISES – '
ITS I REMARKABLE PHASE S?£{!§
The First Cut
Queries Answered
I The Portola Poster Girl j ■• . _< .......... . ._*■.«..'
IT PI7.ZI.ED HIM
JAPAN INTERPRETED BY ft SELF STYLED AUTHORITIES
ft ,NOt THE; SAME . ... ft
HOTEL NEWS I
AS WOMAN TO WOMAN
SOCIAL NEWS
The Call's Daily Short Story
BABES IN THE STUDIO.
MILITARY CLASS WILL BE FORMED
Army Orders
Navy News
SERVICE RETIREMENT BILL
JUSTICE OF PEACE JOINS THIS PAIR
.—a- YANKEE COWBOY MAKES GUNPLAY FOR HIS BRIDE
MRS. WILLIAM P. CRONAN, : FORMERLY NELL GRANT
Women's Club Work Calendar for Today
TEACHER THREATENED WITH TAR AND FEATHERS
MARRIAGE{LICENSES'; ftft
The annual banquet of Hamilton
ARTISTS DESIRE DUTIES REDUCES
SERVIAN PRINCE ROYAL a WINS AMERICAN BRIDE
Lake Taboo ; *eanoa ftOpena May 15 Pullman – Sleeping Car''Service Tr ft
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WILLARD LOOKS LIKE A LIVE HOPE PROSPECT
PACIFIC OARSMEN BOOST FOR FAIR
lowa City Shooters Still Champions
MOTOR BOATS ARE OUT FOR HONORS
Kilbane Is Anxious to Take on Rivers
THERE ARE TWO SIDES TO EVERY APARTMENT
FORTY ROUNDS OF BOXING TONIGHT
Ticket Scalpers Are Busy in Windy City
ENGLISH « POLOIST3 .' ARRIVE
. ft COLONELS.GET SEVEROID ft T
WINGED 'O' BOXERS LINE UP TONIGHT
Alan Selections
FAVORITES ARE BOWLED OVER
LOUISVILLE EXTRIES
I*6UISVILLEA RESULTS i
THREE FLAYERS PINED
STAR PITCHER KILLED ;
INTERNATIONAL f LE AGIOS
Davis Cup Tennis Team Is Selected
Breeders' Association Orders Changes
MARATHON -FOR^ftBOYSr*
Ty Cobb Must Keep, in :& Game to Get Paid
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SEALS FIND NEW HOME ON POINT LOBOS ROAD
c| °.Diamond Sparklets.' ]•
JOCKEY DIES OF INJURIES
.' *- * ANOTHER FOR -McCUE
JOE ETZRS RELEASED ' "
.c O'BRIEN .BEATS GANS, .
• SENIORS WIN GAME
TRAP SHOOT IN SOUTH
ft REVEOIRE BEATS HAGIRL I,'rS- 3
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 3 |
SOITBERX LEAGUE
Standing of Clubs in the • Coast League
SEALS ARE STILL MASTERS OF OAKS
Standing of Clubs in Various Leagues;
ROY CRABBE HOLDS BEAVERS RUNLESS
LIVELY IT LAST GETS A VICTORY
CHESS AMONG j WOMEN
SHAKEUP AT PENSY
TWO 4 FLAYERS i RELEASED
BIG LEAGUE RESULTS
Great" Aviation Meet for Santa Rosa
Portland Athletes Off for Siwash City
Three Boxers Will Claim Johnson's Title
Horsemanship Wins Bride for Army Officer
EASTLEY RALLIES AND SAVES GAME
I MOV ASSOCIATION*
WESTERN* £ liE AGUE
ELEVENTH BRINGS JOY TO STOCKTON
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CLERK IN CELL ASSERTS HE SAW ANNAND END LIFE
FLOWING GAS NEARLY CAUSES ELK'S DEATH
MISS HOPKINS, HURT ON CAR, CONFINED TO HOME
BREWERS' OFFICIALS CONSIDER NEW SCALE
police ; OFFICERS ELECT
CINDERELLA FOOT FOUND ON WOMAN IN SAN FRANCISCO
JURY IS LIABLE TO DO ANYTHING
EVERY PICTURE SOLVED MEANS $23.3766233766!
WARRANT ISSUED FOR £%£& / MANAGER- OF MISSION
ATTEMPT TO BLOW SAFE BY CRACKSMEN FAILS
BIBLE IS BETTER THAN SCIENTIST
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THE San Francisco CALL
Masthead
SMITH CREDITORS VOLUNTEER WITH $1,000,000 CLAIMS
J-OMAX'S BAIL INCREASED
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HOME INDUSTRY LEAGUE NAMES NEW OFFICERS
RAILROAD RATES TO MARIN TOWNS ARE ORDERED CUT
NORWEGIAN LEAGUE TO | HOLD NATIONAL FOLKFEST
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NEW HORTICULTURE CHIEF FOR FAIR
UNIQUE PUBLICITY IN OLD HANDBILLS
HANDS- ACROSS FIELD WHERE THOUSANDS DIED
HOTEL AGENTS TO BE BARRED
GERMANS AWAIT CANAL TRADE TEST
"REED" IN MUSIC ALWAYS POPULAR
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
TAHITI ARRIVES FROM ANTIPODES
DAILY HITJ.ETIV
*.-". * SEll'S OP* THE OCEAN • •
Movements of Steamers |
...••;; PIER DIRECTORY
, ' Snn. Moon and Tide '.'" '■'}3-A
Time Ball . 3
niDROCRAPHIC OFFICE
.. I . S. Branch ?- Hvdrosraphlc ; Office ;;3/'
WIRELESS REPORTS FROM SHIPS AT SEA
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
I Shipping 5 Intelligence |
Weather Report
Memoranda
COMING EVENTS
TO DISCUSS THEIR PLANS a,..-.™.- _= .'■■ – , J-r- --, -.-..-,- – . ' :v J'<*■; .A.'.- t. ;<■•:-. •-. ,:. . – -■'. > -A.
SHERIFF KILLS A LABORER
OPIUM SMUGGLERS FOUND NOT GUILTY
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BUSINESS, COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION
FAVORABLE SIGNS IN MONEY MARKET
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
NEW LOW FIGURES SHOWN IN STOCKS
j SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE I
RALLY IN WHEAT MARKET FEATURE
TRADE IN BARLEY FUTURES LIMITED
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION«
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WAITERS TO ASK CONVENTION HERE
MORE GOVERNORS WANT TO SEE PORTOLA FETE
OLDEST SALESMAN IN WQRLD HERE
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MEMBERS OF ILL FATED ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION HERE
DAUGHTEk ;MAKES PEACE
— • Tii .Vltilt Snn' Frnnrlirn
Souths Pole Explorers Arrive Survivors Tell of Tragedy
THREE LOTS LOST; OWNER WANTS 'EM
SWEDEN TO HAVE EXHIBIT AT FAIR
LIEUTENANT KREBS TO HEAD LOYAL LEGION
CHEAP MEAT WHEN DUTY IS LIFTED
GIRL BABY ABANDONED BY HEARTLESS MOTHER
CLASS OF 85 IN REUNION
STATE TO LEAD AS TIRE CONSUMER
mission HIGH CADETS OFF FOR ENCAMPMENT
BURGLARS OVERLOOK v ~" VALUABLE DINNER SET
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