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San Francisco Call, Volume 113, Number 175, 24 May 1913
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
JAPANESE RULER IMPROVES AND FEAR IS PASSING
Condition of the Emperor Bulletin From Sick Room
STATE PURCHASES PIONEER'S RELICS
COLONIES MENACE OUR PEACE, SAYS DANIELS
CARL SCHILLING WINS — FIGHT TO KEEP CHILD
STUDENT SINGERS ARE HURT IN REHEARSAL
PLAN PEACE MEMORIALS
GOMPERS WRIT IS DENIED
PAGE DECLINES INTERVIEW]
■~———' '""; • " r r , --_ Ay- GREEK KING TO THE FRONT,
JUDGE GRAY DEAD; POLITICAL SCHISM IN JOHNSON RANKS
SLAIN FARMER'S SKULL EXHIBITED AT TRIAL
BOY MASCOT IS DROWNED
BERLIN ABLAZE WITH DECORATIONS MILLIONS AWAIT IMPERIAL WEDDING
GETS ONE YEAR ON ONE MAN'S WORD
SIX DIE IN BLAST ON TORPEDO BOAT
YUBA CITY HAS LARGEST / : v.; WALNUT TREE IN U. S.
RESCUE SAILORS FROM DERELICT
VESUVIUS AGAIN SPOUTS
BIG CONTRACTS INVOLVED
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Gifts Valued at Millions Attest Bride's Popularity
Deliberations of Congress with National Lawmakers
PHOTO-ENGRAVERS' PICNIC. TO BE HELD TOMORROW
Carnival of Cberrlea ,at Santa * Clara
STANFORD LIMIT OF 1,300 MEN IS TRUSTEES' PLAN
SET THE PICTURES TODAY; SOLVE THEM TOMORROW.
RESIGNS FROM ASSEMBLY
.; .*..y ■ —— « .■■■• *.'•■.•' – *> CORONER'S JURY HOLDS SCOTT FOR MURDER
Lake Tahoe Season Now5* Open—-Pnll? man Sleeping Gar Serrlea ■ -:>-**
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VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROVES SUCCESS
BROMFIELD RECITAL IS SUCCESS IN TWO WAYS
ALLEGED BUNKO MAN HELD
HUSBAND MAKES BIGAMY CHARGES
ELECTRIC SMELTER AT HEROULT IS SUCCESS
FACTORY TO REMAIN OPEN
■l***s_*j_w*a»*i_»._-e' ' •<.• – – » '<■'• ■>• – ->*■ COMMISSION BEGINS ITS SMELTER INQUIRY ■- *'. *-■ • r. *' – -*--...-». ' . _h^i____!
OCCUPATIONAL CRAZE * _ IS MURDER DEFENSE
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AN INEXCUSABLE EVIL
PETER AND THE PROPHET
DRUGGISTS AND MEDICINE
"WOW! WOW! WOW!"
ABE MARTIN
| Queries Answered ; I
SHEAR NONSENSE
.V-?7;?V7:i';-HAS:?HIS».;SIIPPI,IES –
.HIS METECD
IX PASSING *
DISPLACED
'" SO «- IT *' SKK*IJS
FERRY TALES
Statesmen, Real and Near
A "BILLET DOIX" ,
"Come on Out. Business Is Fine!"
HOTEL NEWS J
LIGHT ON SHAKESPEARE
MODEL TENEMENTS
OPERA FOR THE PEOPLE
THE UNFASHIONABLE TRAVELER
AS WOMAN TO WOMAN
SOCIAL NEWS
NEWS OF WOMEN'S CLUBS
TESTIMONIAL TO COMPOSER
Women's Club Work Calendar for Today
SPURNED BY TEACHER, YOUTH SEEKS DEATH
TRANSPORT THOMAS WILL SAIL TODAY
Army Orders
Navy News
Kiddies as Minstrels
CORPUS CHRISTI FEAST IS KEPT
SAN RAFAEL MARRIAGE LICENSES
MONITOR BUILDER'S PLEA TO WIFE HALTS ALIMONY
ANNOUNCE PARK CONCERT
CHARTER IN WAY OF POLICEWOMEN
ELABORATE BANQUET IS GIVEN PRESIDENT SILLS
SOCIETY SEES HAMLIN CLASS GET DIPLOMAS
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GRANEY CLINCHES RIVERS AND RITCHIE BOXING MATCH
THE GREAT INVENTORS ARE OVERLOOKING A LOT OF GOOD BETS.
TWO INCHES MAKE BIG DIFFERENCE IN YACHT RATING
AMERICA'S CUT DEFENDER ' ..
OFFICIALS • ANNOUNCED
TALES OF THE TURF
STAGE IS SET FOR GREAT RING BATTLE ON JULY 4
BUICK 30 WINNER OF ROAD RACE IN HANFORD STREETS
Han/on Talks Bout With Jimmy Britt
School Boys to Meet in Stadium Today
~, RECORD POSTPONEMENTS
FIVE FAVORITES TASTE OF DEFEAT
Alan Selections
LEADERS PLAYED IN PERFECT FORM
Swimming Contest After ; Banquet
Too Much Spitball Clogs Digestion ;
JEROME TRAVERS BREAKS RECORDS THREE STROKES
INTERCOLLEGIATE i yy'-y"'''
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COMMUTERS WIN, BUT THE ANGELS MAKE THEM HUSTLE
Standing of Clubs in the Coast League
PATSY LAMS BALL TO RIGHT CENTER
Dartmouth Athletes Happy Over Successes :;
San Diego Mayor Vetoes Boxing Measure
McCARTY AND PELKY TODAY ~- ,
COLUMBIA'S – CREW ENTERED
COLLEGE:BASEBALL
♦ '■'■■ '■ ■'' : :'"'''' '""' '"' ''' "'' •""•'■'.'» I 7 : WESTERN* LEAGUE ';y ■■ | ♦'■■-'-:*--: ".. 71.? — Z." ? ' *""*'''''"■»'
-a—* — ~ ' ' ' ■ ""' X A" »* | AMERICAN J ASSOCIATION '^;|7
| -UNION ASSOCIATION"1 * 'yX:{
'»? ■" • *■;: i* .'-"•■ „*—;■*.*,■ ~, ,**;-:+,■ | , -* SOUTHERN^I.KAjGUB^a^';';-!*?
THREE STRIGHT FOR QUAKER CREW
JIM FLYNN LOSES TO DUBLIN GIANT
Boxers of all Classes Mix on Thursday
♦- ■ ■—; ■— -- " ; «. I»i;V? *7r; I.OITISVII.I.K >VA':;V7:T:
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES
Standing of Clubs in Various Leagues
SPEEDWAY HORSES MEET TOMORROW
St Joseph's Mine Takes : ClassX'Ttilel.*f»o?
CALIFORNIA-OREGON''LEAGIJE' ; * *
BONDS TO BUY POLO FIELDr 'Ay
BALL GAMES ( SCHEDULED
GAMES ?"A'" FEATURE Ay,
YREKA :l TAKES :- riRST. MONEY Ay A']'..
TRINKLE TO BOX ? HERE
BIGX LEAGUE «4 BALL A 9Wi'^
FILIPINOS CHALLENGE VALLEJO
WILLIAMS GOES TO J HAYWARD
PRIZES 7 FOR ?; CONTESTS
. c . . EXHIBITION GAME ; ]' ;j
UMPIRE CASEY'S TRYING SESSION
RECORD CROWD EXPECTED
BASEMENT WORK BY VALLEJO'S CLUB
Handball Tournament in Olympic Club
HOME RUN SINGLE MADE VAN BUREN BLUSH AND BLUSH
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SCORNED, WOMAN SHOOTS MAN SHE LOVES AND SELF
HOTEL CLERK ROBS SAFE AND DECAMPS
U. OF C. IS BACK IN RUGBY UNION
SORRY SHE DID NOT KILL
HAPPY DAY HOME BENEFIT SUCCESS
PARALYSIS FATAL TO JUDGE J.C. GRAY
CLUB PRESIDENT INJURED
JOAQUIN MILLER RITES TOMORROW
TRUCKEE MAN PYTHIAN CHIEF
PEACE MOVE MADE IN POWER STRIKE
CALIFORNIA COM MAN D R OF KNIGHTS MAKES MERRY
SAN JOSE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AT CARNIVAL
MARTONNE, VIOLINIST, MATINEE STAR TODAY
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THE San Francisco CALL
Masthead
TRAINMEN LEARN OF PLANS FOR FAIR
BUTCHER DENIES; SHIP BARRED INFESTED FRUIT
SWEDISH CLUB TO GIVE "FANCHON THE CRICKET"
MINE INSTITUTE IS URGED
~- .■.-■■_ -■«■, . ;. , •.. *- :- i. ■< *.;■-; _' .. v. ..-.._., -; -j ■ »„■ v ,-■ r ■- OPPENHEIMER^LOSESfAGAIN
BUNKO 'SYSTEM' IN POLICE FORCE. ASSERTS FICKERT
EUROPE'S FINEST WILL BE SOUGHT
CHANGES ARE PLANNED BY COUNTY TREASURERS
BANKER'S WILL IS FILED
RECEIVERS OF TRUST : FIRM PLEAD FOR FEES
COURT MAKES BOY $2,000,000 HEIR
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... -.■- ■■■'' – ■' '* '' ■:■•'■■ ,_____,':■ _______ ___•*-**%»:* *____-___ •___' ___.-" __________ _.-»_ -*. L ■ —, , *_i'■■■ ■-« _-».* ',:;-^-**?. "*■•?__■" A ■- ■-■■■-'■■■■■ **—** * ■• ■ – ■■■■.. "_,_jy" V a ■ i_ ' TM—I "__"•". r"-TT SKYSCRAPERS SOON TO LOOM UP IN MARKET STREET, JkjkJrs Ixj lAJLJNI vr lIN Jl/KJ_J_l_ 1 v> 1 Ixl_-- i>
WONDERFUL CROPS ON SUBIRRIGATED LAND
CANYONS MAY BE MADE INTO RESERVOIRS
GREAT SHIP CANAL WILL AID RICHMOND
CORONA HEIGHTS WELL BUILT UP
LAND SHOW WILL HAVE MANY FEATURES
LARGE LOANS MADE J- – FOR IMPROVEMENTS
GOOD IMPROVEMENTS IN NEW SUBDIVISION
LARGE VAN NESS AVENUE HOLDING IS SOLD
THREE LARGE RANCHES BOUGHT FOR $ 150,000
RANCHES BOUGHT FOR SOLANO FARMS CO.
BUILDING WILL SOON START AT FOREST HILL
COUNTRY LAND IS SOLD TWICE
GROUND IS BROKEN FOR BIG BUILDING
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FAIR ESTATE TO BE CUT INTO SMALL FARMS
BIG STOCK FARM THING OF PAST
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FILLMORE TUNNEL REPORT ORDERED
JAPANESE WILL SPEAK
WILLS ASHES TO WAVES
V.H. METCALF'S SISTER DIVORCED
j Telegraph Items | ♦—i
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
COLUSA DESIGNED FOR COAST TRADE
M3WS OF THE OCEA**
FUND ASKED TO KEEP PRESSURE PIPES FIXED
WIRE KILLS 1, HURTS TWO
.STRAIN KILLS "MINNESOTA'N
| Movements of Steamers f
PIER DIRECTORY 1
Sun, Moon ami Tide
Time Ball
HYDROGRAI'HtO OFFICE
I . S, Branch I.ydrograpklc Offlce
APPOINTEE IS SWORN IN
WIRELESS REPORTS FROM SHIPS AT SEA
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
| Weather Report ]
i i Shipping Intelligence
Memoranda
J Mare Island Notes ]
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BUSINESS, COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION
STOCKS SAG AND AGAIN MOVE UP
| NEW YORK STOCK MARKET QUOTATIONS |
■•■■'■■■ -■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■-■■■ -..■■■ -v..-.. ..._■•-: .- .:■—:-■■■■■■ ■ SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS ■>rr,a;.r■■-*■*■ t-.ty-vy. v.y.x y--yv■-■■.-..■-•-,-
SHOW OF EARNINGS AIDS PETROLEUM
URGES CONFERENCE ON g HETCH HETCHY QUESTION
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE I
WHEAT MARKET CLOSES HEAVY
BRISK TRADE IN SUMMER FRUITS
V ' * —— .. ~ REAL ESTATE ? TRANSACTIONS ;
THIEVES HAVE ACTIVE NIQHT THROUGH CITY
U.S. OFFICERS RESCUE CHINESE SLAVE GIRLS
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MISS SPOKANE PLANTS STATE FLOWERS
NATURALIZATION'IS EXTENDED TO HINDU
» s —.—— ~ .MAIL "DOCTOR" IS FINED
GARDENER PROCURES BOND
FUND OF $222,000 FOR NEW SCHOOL
OFFICIALS ASK VETO OF REGISTRATION LAW
WIDOW SEEKS SETTLEMENT
EMMA GOLDMAN COMING
WITNESS NOT ARMED, 'Ik A AS SEARCH DIVULGES
ACCUSES NEIGHBOR OF ?:/ V > " WETTING SICK CHILD
ACTRESS GOES TO GOTHAM
M'CLAUGHRY FIGHT LIKELY TO SHIFT
TWO THOUSAND WOMEN may NOW BE DEPORTED
POLYTECHNIC HIGH EXHIBIT
PRINCIPALS AT LUNCHEON
RACE NOT TO END IN FAIR GROUNDS
— SOCIETY WILL HEAR ' ?''W CONTRALTO'S DEBUT
YOSEMITE IN A NIGHT
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