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San Francisco Call, Volume 114, Number 42, 12 July 1913
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
IVANOFF ROUT FOLLOWS GREEK NIGHT CHARGE
STEAMER RAMS SCHOONER
STORMS DEVASTATE ITALY
DEER BUCKS CAR; DRIVER HAS HIDE
BANKER'S WIFE FALLS DOWN ELEVATOR SHAFT
DEATH VALLEY FATAL
"CHEMICALLY PURE" TO GO
DOG BITE CAUSES DEATH
SCORCHER, ALSO DEPUTY SHERIFF
WALL STREET HAS ITS r DULLEST DAY IN YEARS
PACIFIC COAST OYSTER CROP 213,570 BUSHELS
ELECTRICIAN HELD FOR STOCKTON TAMPERING
COTTON MEN TALK CORNER
NAMED ATTORNEY GENERAL
FOG GOES AND SAN FRANCISCO HAS A 'HOT DAY'
Hourly Temperatures
WIFE EXPOSES POKER CLUBS
POLICEMAN TAKEN FOR BURGLAR SHOT; SAVED BY WATCH
GEO.W. WERLIN KILLS HIMSELF WITH REVOLVER
SPANIARDS PUNISH MOORS
ONLY EMBERS NOW REMAIN OF WILD FIRE ON TAMALPAIS
Situation in the Fire Zone Last Spark Goes Out Today
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Accident Shortens Him Recovers, Minus 3 Inches
WIRE SHIFTS IN '~ , PATIENTS BODY
MURDER INQUEST ABRUPTLY ENDED
COMMERCE CHIEFS DUE TOMORROW
PERRY'S SHIP NIAGARA AGAIN WILL SAIL LAKE
LEXINGTON CARS STOPPED
THEATER MEN ASK FOR CONCESSIONS
KILLED BY POWER WIRE
TROOPERS IN CAMP FIGHT GRASS FIRE
RICHMOND BOOSTERS ARE WELCOMED HOME
INQUISITORIAL POWERS OF CONGRESS QUESTIONED
GNERICH PRESIDENT OF DRUGGISTS* ASSOCIATION
FEAR REBELS HAVE CAUGHT STR. JASON
CORPORATIONS BEGIN PAYING THEIR TAXES
RAILROAD OPENS SHOPS
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PROTECT FORESTS TO SAVE CHARMS OF CALIFORNIA
Here's a List of "Nevers" '?■♦•' ■ • ■ – Pin These in Your Bat
ENVOY TO JAPAN ARRIVES
I. W. W. ACCUSED OF MISUSING FUNDS
FATHER WAS MURDERED
ENGINE HITS AUTO; 6 DIE; 1 ESCAPES
JUSTICE GERARD WILL BE SENT TO GERMANY
REFERENDUM IS INVOKED
TO YOSEMITE IN A NIGHT
MME. PEZET FLIES PERUVIAN FLAG ON EXPOSITION SITE
ANNOUNCES ITINERARY FOR INSPECTING POSTS
LAYS CARTRIDGE ONJ TRACK; BOY MAY DIE
SLAYER OF ANGELENO I ;-fY; CHORUS GIRL GUILTY
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San Francisco's Spirit
A Welcome Order
A Doubt Dispelled
A Shrewd Man's Appreciation
I Voice of the People |
' Bogus Eagles :~f-
Pugilist , Defends Australia
Teachers Appreciate Calls Work
I LITTLE MOVIES
Both Frightened
His Suggestion
Almost as Interesting
In the Alps-
A Loyal Spouse
Another Question
-. . •-'. Nearness '''■'.-' ■ ".
! The Real Noise
The Straight and Narrow Way
LOBBY GOSSIP
Yosemite , Easterners' Mecca
The Model City
—.«.—i Fire and Cigarettes
Like Old * Fashioned Steak
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE CREDIT
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
! THE STATE PRESS I
Gilroy's Insurance Rates
Embarrassing Justice
;>Yallejo*s "Get Together"
|. SHARP POINTS I
A Great Day on 'Change ''■]'
Approved and Reversed
Women's Hip Pockets
: . • A Splash ; .:
■ ■■•■■■-.." -r? ■■!■ t-'i-"'r;"' ■t» •' Stuck Higher Up
In The Social Whirl
SOCIAL NEWS
CUPID BUSINESS GOOD IN PORTOLA OFFICES
UNIT PLAN FOR COAST DEFENSES
Case of Love at Second Sight Bared Iva Otto to Be Bride of Gus Eilers
EDUCATION GUARD FOR POOR GIRLS
PARK PROGRAM OF MUSIC
WILL MEET IN BERKELEY
ARMY ORDERS
COMMERCE BODY'S WORK SET FORTH
' HOTEL NEWS I
MINISTERS FAVOR BIBLE IN SCHOOL
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AMERICA AND CANADA IN TENNIS FINALS
Crew of California Wins Great Race
PELL TO MEET NILES
CHESS MASTERS* TOURNAMENT■' •<'!
THE NEW PINCH HITTER
LEACH CROSS COMES TO TOWN LLnvli vilUuJ vl/liILJ IV 15/ff lit
MUCH EXPECTED OF ALL ROUND MEN
Martin's Splendid Nerve Saved Him
— . * ...■■':- '.■■ ■■;:,w2eTb»loKiHii"vwAy■ .:
FIRST BAD SPILL AT BUTTE RACES
Dark Horses Entered in All Round Meet
TACOMA GETS i CALIFORNIA PLAYERS
RITCHIE STOPS FIGHT PICTURES BY INJUNCTION
Arbitrary Handicap Race Entries
Butte Entries |
VETERAN DRIVER AGAIN ADVANCES INTO LIMELIGHT
Freddie Welsh May Go to Australia
"Double Charley Horse Gets Umpire
TENNIS STAR ;DEFEATED
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SEALS FINALLY TRAP DANGEROUS WOLVES
j DIAMOND SPARKLETS :|
IOWA WOMAN TENNIS CHAMPION ;
Standing of Clubs * in Coast League!
PORTLAND TAKES THIRD STRAIGHT
Premier Rowing Event of North Pacific Coast
Auto Reliability Run to Glacier Park
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONI
VALLEJOS LATEST FIND
THOTT AND KETCHELL' MATCHED
LEAVITT SMILES AT OAKLAND'S WIN IN LOS ANGELES
Rusie Swiftest Pitcher Says Peitz
I SOUTHERN ; LEAGUE ~f
I WESTERN LEAGUE" .- j
!J UNION ASSOCIATION f
J SOUTHERN CAL. LEAGUE , T
Standing of Clubs in Various j Leagues
NORTHWEST LEAGUE ;; |
J CALIFORNIA LEAGUE % |
Judge Dunne Modifies Fight Picture Order
BIG LEAGUE RESULTS
! V NATIONAL LEAGUE
International Athletics Regulations
Vancouver Oarsmen Win All Events
AMERICAN :h, LEAGUE
American Whist League Names Officers
TRISTATE LEAGUE |
AUSTRALIANS GREAT CRICKETERS
CAKOE CUP DEFENDER ; WINS
DEFIED HIS ROYAL UMPS
WATSON DEFEATS MODESTO BOXER
No Frenzied Finance in This League
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DEFEAT OF BONDS WILL PILE UP TAX, ANDERSON SAYS
BAREFOOT BURGLAR GETS 20 YEAR TERM
Couple Will Wed in Orient Old Cathedral To Be Scene
OAKLAND TO ESTABLISH WOMEN'S POLICE FORCE
SAN FRANCISCO BAY IS BOOSTED FOR DRYDOCK
URGES CITY FUND FOR :i MEAT INSPECTION WORK
MORE FOLK LEAVE FOE QUIET PLACES
I OAKLAND BREVITIES
ATHLETIC CONTROL IN SCHOOL TALKED
CONFERENCE OPENS WAY FOR RICHMOND TUNNEL
LIGHT POLE IS DYNAMITED
i ALAMEDA NEWS NOTES |
WOMAN IS WEDDED TO SAME HUSBAND TWICE
PETITION MAY REOPEN ANCIENT LITIGATiON
DEATH CURVE HAS BEEN ELIMINATED AT LAST
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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL
Masthead
OPPENHEIMER GOES TO GALLOWS WITH UNFALTERING STEP
Crowded Cars Crash; 6 Passengers Hurt Trolley Skids Down Market Street Hill
NATION WIDE HUNT For STUDENT ENDS; LaD IS IN COLFAX
HOUSE OF COMMONS IS SCARED BY TOY PISTOL
SUPERVISORS TURN DOWN U. CHIEF MURPHY'S JAUNTS
Senate and House Clash Dispute Over Mulhall
CITY WINS POINT IN HETCH HETCHY PROJECT PARLEY
SAN JOSE HAS SPECIAL >; PORTOLA COMMISSIONER
FALLS FROM TRAIN, IS V FOUND ON OTHER TRACK
DANCE PAVILION URGED i AT END OF GEARY LINE
DRUM WILL SET NO DEFINITE TIME FOR SETTLEMENT
CUTS $2,000 ASSESSMENT ; ON $920 SEELY COTTAGE
WILL OMITS CHILDREN FOR RELIGIOUS FAITH
TO PROVIDE FOR FAMILY
TARIFF BILL IS READY TO HEAR SENATORS TALK
KANSAS FARMER PICKED UP IN WIND STORAI
COLLEGE OF PACIFIC MAY LOSE PRESIDENT
OFFER HIGH SCHOOL BONDS
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NEW RESIDENCE TRACTS ON THE MARKET
SONOMA VISTA TO HAVE COSTLY HOTEL
FRANKLIN STREET VALUES INCREASE
FILLMpRE STREET CORNER IS SOLD
NEW SUBDIVISION ON THE PENINSULA
BUILDING TOTAL TO REACH $10,000,000
HOME IN FASHIONABLE DISTRICT IS SOLD
3 ST. FRANCIS WOOD
NEW FARM TRACT NEAR HAYWARD
PALATIAL HOME IS A HOUSE OF MYSTERY
INGLESIDE TERRACES
SOLANO PROMOTERS PLAN BIG FUTURE
GREAT DOCKS PUNNED FOR HARBOR VIEW AFTER FAIR
NEW BUSINESS BLOCK i: '/■'..". FOR ELLIS STREET
RAINEY ESTATE TO GO UNDER HAMMER
BIG SUBDIVISION IN MARIN OPEN
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
AORANGI BRINGS AUSTRALIAN MEAT
EVS OK THE (HEW
CAMINETTI MUM ON M'NAB CASE
HUERTA EXHIBITS HIS JAPANESE SYMPATHIES
GOES TO WINE CONFERENCE
Movements of • Steamers
I'IER DIRECTORY
• • Time Ball : . ■
■ Sun. Moon and Title –
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
V. S. Branch Hydrocraphlc Office
WIRELESS REPORTS FROM SHIPS AT SEA
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
j i ■:/-c Weather Report
Shipping Intelligence
SISTER STANDS ALL DAY IN SUN GUARDING MAN
BALL TONIGHT TO MARK FALL OF THE BASTILE
MOOSE LODGE HOLDS v MEMORIAL TOMORROW
GIRL t KILLED IN CRASH
PRESIDENT EXPLORES HILLS IN AUTOMOBILE
FISH INTOXICATED IN > RIVER OF FOAMY BEER
COSTA RICA MAY YET WIN CANAL PROTEST
ROOSEVELT SEES A WELL
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FIRST WOMAN "RUSTLER" LANDS IN KANSAS JAIL
CHINESE CURBED BY STRONG HAND
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BUSINESS, COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION
P. G. & E. EARNINGS ARE SATISFACTORY
I NEW YORK STOCK MARKET QUOTATIONS |
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
I SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE |
: ! TELEGRAPH BREVITIES |
WALL STREET IS AT A STANDSTILL
RAILROAD COMMISSION HEARS WATER CO. CASE
ASKS OPIUM PARLEY FUND
OCEAN RATES UP; WHEAT GOES DOWN
LOCAL MARKETS
MAYOR ROLPH VETOES WEIGHTS ORDINANCE
QUICK WORK -URGED TO PREVENT CAR SHORTAGE:
SUBURBAN TRAINS NOW USE CUT OFF
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY I
DEATH WINS CARD CAME ON SHIP
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TRAINMEN ON ELECTRIC LINES SORELY PUZZLED
POLICE ARREST YOUTH v FOR ROBBING FRIEND
i LOCAL BREVITIES |
LEAGUE CADETS TO LEAVE TODAY FOR CHICO CAMP
WIDOW IN NEED IS LOAN VICTIM
ELECTRIC STRIKE BUSIES COUNCIL
EUREKA HIGHWAY SCENIC WONDER
COAST ELKS PRESENT 1 $8,000 GROUP TO LODGE
Meat Hook Impales Iceman Mike Held in Statu Quo
PRIEST UPHOLDS MINIMUM WAGES
IMPROVEMENT CLUBS TO CAMPAIGN FOR BONDS
LOWEST BID $44,882 FOR CITY HALL FOUNDATION
MARRIED AFFAIRS IN BAD TANGLE
LAKE STEAMER LEAVES WITH RECORD CARGO
SEEK TO SIMPLIFY COURT PROCEDURE
BROKER ARRESTED ON EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE
LONDON IMPROVES DAILY
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