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San Francisco Call, Volume 110, Number 131, 9 October 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
McNAMARAS TO BE TRIED SEPARATELY
Women! Here s Chance To i Aid the Cause
CARDINAL SAYS WAR MAY WELD CHURCH AND STATE
TOUR OF TAFT SHOWS FUTILITY OF OPPOSITION
"BEAUTIFUL ISLE" SUITS THE FAMILY OF ROCKEFELLER
SCHWAB IS IN CHINA AFTER CONTRACTS FOR NEW NAVY
NAVY MEN FEAR A CHANGE IN POLICY
WOMAN SLAIN BY ALLEGED MANIAC
The Women of California Ask for Justice
Suffrage Speakers to Address Busy Men
FLYING OPPOSED AS BREACH OF PEACE
TWO CHILDREN DIE IN ENSENADA FIRE
RODGERS REACHES BRUCE, ILLINOIS
TROOPS ARE MOVED BY AUSTRIA
THOUSANDS AWAIT APPLE KING'S BOW
EULOGIES FOR DR. GIBBONS JR.
OFFICERS CHOSEN BY „ MARINE CLUB
Yesterday's • Fire Report
WOMEN SOUND VOTERS FORECASTS RECEIVED
FLOOD DESTROYS LAND AND HOUSES
THUGS DRUG AND ROB AGED WOMAN
Discharged Her Servant
TAFT TO TELL WORLD REASON FOR 1915 FAIR
Official Emblem For Panama-Pacific Exposition Work
TRIBES LITTLE KNOWN DISCUSSED IN TALK
ROSS VALLEY SOCIETY GIRL WILL MARRY
Mediation",- Invited
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AUTO STRUCK BY RAILWAY MOTOR Woman Killed and Her Husband Dying
AUDIENCE IS STIRRED BY SUFFRAGE APPEAL
WIFE ARRESTED FOR SHOOTING CAR CONDUCTOR
AUTO STRIKES LUMBER PILE AND HURTS GIRL
JAILER FINDS $245 IN LYMAN'S SOCK
LABORER CHARGED WITH THREATS WITH PISTOL
MEYER TO IMPORT ENGLISH SYSTEM
DAYLIGHT BURGLARS ROB; BERKELEY HOME
COLORED SUFFRAGIST RALLY WILL BE HELD
MILITIA WINS IN CLASH OVER TAFT PARADE
SANTA BARBARA WRITER RETURNS FROM LION HUNT
INDOOR LODGE FAIR IS MAGNET OF MANY
SAN FRANCISCO COUPLE HAVE COUNTRY WEDDING
P. C. Rossi, Late President Italian Swiss Colony, Asti
BROTHERS DROWN; ARMS GRAPPLED
TULARE LAKE DISTRICT IS TO BE RECLAIMED
PETALUMA MERCHANTS ENTERTAIN SUPERVISORS
BANK DIRECTOR KILLED BY FALL FROM A BUGGY
VETERANS' ENCAMPMENT^ PROGRAM COMPLETED
DAUGHTER OF CZAR ENGAGED TO MARRY
Cain del -. Rey, Santa Crux,
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humors of a Joint Debate on Suffrage
No Official Help for Warrant Shavers
The Lemon Duty and the Railroads
Strange Order by the Postal Department
President Taft and His Real Attitude Toward the Trusts
Bits of Fun
Informed
The Horrors of War
• • ■ . ,', Hill Wrong Again . ;;■• .
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
DO THINGS WELL
A Bible Lesson As Expounded By PASTOR RUSSELL
Abe Martin
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
Answers to Queries
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
Mrs. Van Zandt-Fish of Woman's City Committee
[COMMENT ON SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT MISLEADING
EXPOSITION PLANS ENTHUSE NORDICA
Open Houses Arranged for Poll Pickets
Campaign of Women for Suffrage Shows Capacity for Governmental Acts
Miss C. Tomlins Of Clubwomen's Franchise League
Votes for Women Means Simple Justice and More Revenue for the State
MISSION CHURCH IS 135 YEARS OLD TODAY
Mother First Instead of Last Resort
Senator Sanford's Supper Safe Despite His Speech Against Woman Suffrage
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
23,000 Fans See Portland-Vernon Daffy Doubleheader
SEALS WIN AND FANS HAVE SPASMS
TIGERS CLAW DOWN THE MORNING GAME--27 TO 1 Beavers Then Flop "Dope," Winning Second Game 17 to 5
McCREDIE SURE OF TAKING THE SERIES
Sidelights on Bail Game Between Seals and Oaks
Devereaux's Stars Play San Jose to Tie
j LAKE CITY SELECTIONS j
MORNING GAME AS SCORER RECORDS IT
SCORE BOOK'S TALE I OF AFTERNOON GAME
SEALS CONTINUE TO HOLD FIFTH PLACE]
"HAP" HOGAN STILL IS FULL OF HOPE]
RAIN INTERFERES WITH BIG TOURNEY
Modesto Reds Defeat Moreing's Squad
Hunters Getting Ready For Duck Season
SENATORS CLIP ANGELS' WINGS
WESTERN LEAGUE
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Flollie Again Clinches Hold on Robbins Challenge Cup
800 CASES FACE SUPREME COURT
Eggers Displays His Prowess as A Sharpshooter
LOCAL MARKSMAN KING FOR A DAY
Brooklyn Team Defeats Cruiser Maryland
RETREAT FOR ACADEMY• ALUMNAE; TO BE HELD
TROTTERS 131; DEAD HEAT
INDEPENDENTS jB, THISTLES IWBSM
SAN FRANCISCO CLUB.6, BURNS 8
SANTA CLARANS DOWN THE 'BARBS'
Pastimes Beat Vampires At Football
POLICE SUSPECTS BETTER BEWARE
GOULD'S HORSE sis: SECOND
RESULTS FROM THE BUSH LEAGUE
WHITE SOX WIN CLOSING CONTEST
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Alameda County Driving Club Meet Results
| * Oakland Merchants9 League j '♦.'" '■'/' 'f'. ."."■/.■ '-~l ' f'f.''..:;:"':'f "f ——»
REALTY GATHERING ROUSES INTEREST
STOCKTON ATHLETES ACTIVE 111
STANDING OF CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES
MOTOR TRUCK TO SUPPLANT HORSE
FANS HUNGER FOR THE CHOICE SEATS
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY AND ALAMEDA
BOILER EXPLODES IN FIREHOUSE
.-.V- ' — a ; WOMEN RALLY AT SUFFRAGE SESSION
ARTISTIC ROSTRUM FOR PRESIDENT TAFT
VICTIM OF SHOOTING SLIGHTLY IMPROVED
WOUNDED MAN IS OUT OF DANGER OF DEATH
Cans del. Key,, Santa Crux.
Two of Those Who Are Working for Big Benefit Hop
POLICEMEN'S BALL TO BE ELABORATE
FOUNDERS' DAY IS OBSERVED AT MILLS
SITE OFFERED FOR 7 STATE GAME FARM
Second "Appier Show, 7Watioo'»-llle, October 9 to 14 'r
BENEFIT CARD PARTY PLANNED
CITY HALL INSURANCE " f RATES TO BE DISCUSSED
B'NAI B'RITH eOoSESHBHB DEAL FOR NEW QUARTERS
Mabel Lambert, Appearing at Bell Theater
BEAUTIFUL GIRL LEADS NEW BILL
AUTHOR TURNS AGAINST AMENDMENT NO. 18
SPEAKERS TO DISCUSS f PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
HAYWARD TO ENTERTAIN AUSTRALIAN BOYS
SMART SET BILLED IN SHOPPING ROLES
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN FROM GREEK THEATER
FAIR AT MOUNTAIN VIEW WILL CONTINUE
SAN JOSE CLERGYMAN CALLED TO ST. STEPHEN'S
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Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
DISABLED LINER TO ARRIVE TODAY
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
PIER' DIRECTORY
I MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
7 Sun, Moon and Tide »;
– HYDROORAPHIC OFFICE
. I". S. Branch Hydrosfraphle Office
Weather Report
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Memoranda
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AMATO SINGS WAY TO HEARERS' HEARTS Barytone Proves Supreme in Latin Opera
BOY SCOUTS TO HAVE PERMANENT CAMP
MAN ON WAV TO SWEDEN IS KILLED IN i.AKIN, KAN."
VALLEJO ENGINEER r . ADVANCED BY S. P.
RAIN NO DAMPER TO OPERA LOVERS
POOR BALLAST USED ON GEARY STREET ROAD
MASONS WILL COME S '7 ON SPECIAL TRAIN
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
MERIDIAN GAINS $2,500,000 PLANT
SACRAMENTO'S "LIVE WIRES" ARE COMING
GUNNER BLAMELESS FOR DEATH OF WIFE
NEW STATE SCHOOL ; CONTRACT APPROVED
TAFT ASKED TO LAY SHIP'S KEEL
S. P. DECIDES TO PAY OFF SHOPMEN
PRIEST FOR GRASS f': ■';. •'"■ ? i VALLEY IS APPOINTED
Suffrage
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