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San Francisco Call, Volume 110, Number 135, 13 October 1911
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
SUFFRAGE VICTORY IS CERTAIN
Promise and Performance
The Call's Part in Great Victory For Womanhood and Humanity
SHOPPING* EXCURSION PRETEXT FOR vMAAGE
DYNAMITE USED IN 7 WHEAT FIELD TESTS
PHONETIC EDITION OF "y 7 BIBLE IS PUBLISHED
11 : '—! — Latest Returns on Amendment;
"Judgment!"
Commendations Given to The Call For Helping Women's Fight for Ballot
Newspaper Furnished Ammunition
Large Contribution to Victory
Jubilant Leaders of the Suffrage Movement Unite in Praise for Journalistic Champion
Women of California Praise The Call
"Hark! From the Tombs"
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Thousands Honor Memory of Discoverer of North America
USE OF SQUARE FOR * „ PLAYGROUND OPPOSED
HINES HEARD IN SECRET SESSION
LABOR LEADERS OPPOSE REVIVED CONTEMPT CASE
LA FOLLETTE PLANS V>".:.*>.-: : >*"> MIDDLE WEST TOUR
HISTORY REPEATED AT LAKE MERRITT
TRAIN HITS ROCKSJJDE; MAN DEAD, ANOTHER HURT
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OREGON TALKS MAKE FRIENDS FOR PRESIDENT
CONFINEMENT FOR LESE : MAJESTE BRINGS RICHES
Yesterday's Fire Report
Santa Monica Race Meet Attracts Local Autoists
Keen Interest Shown In Southern Meet; Motor Notes
EXPLORING SHIP USED ! IN GEODETIC SURVEY
Reform Movement Here.
Autoists in Los Angeles Run Plow Course Through Sand
KEEPER OF THE PIPE A PERSIAN FUNCTIONARY
WORD "OBEY" LACKING IN l quaker; MARRIAGE VOW
AUTOS ENTER IN PRACTICE RUNS
S. N. CASTLE ARRIVES ELEVEN DAYS OVERDUE
WOMAN FAINTS AND FRIGHTENS ROBBER
FEARINGc LOSS OF SIGHT, GIRL ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
COUNTERFEIT BILL ON aX SAN FRANCISCO BANK
PROMOTERS ACCUSED OF $100,000 SWINDLE
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Suffrage Amendment Made Law Automatically
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FORMER RIVALS BURY TOMAHAWK IN WATSONVILLE
BOILING LAKE REPLACED -V BAY OF COLD WATER
ACTION OF CONVENTION OF GOVERNORS APPROVED
Santa Cruz Deserted For Day; 5,000 Migrate to Apple Annual
FEDERAL MINING IN ALASKA URGED
STEPHENSON MONEY CARELESSLY SPENT
BLISS FUNERAL HELD; TAFT SENDS MESSAGE
RAW SUGAR TAX WICKED- ARBUCKLE
Today's Meetings of Improvement Clubs
RODGERS RESTS FROM FLIGHT IN KANSAS
MASONS TO RAISE MILLION FOR HOMES
MAGAZINE COMPANY DECLARED BANKRUPT
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CITY IS IN RESTIVE MOOD TO GREET TAFT
A Smile Wreathes Every Face and Joy Fills All Hearts
President's First Day in California
NO ATTACK ON RETURNS MADE
HEWITT 26, JAMESON ■80
GIRLS' BASKET BALL GAME " '
MEXICAN COPPER MINERS STRIKE
TREE OF LIBERTY * WILL,BE:CUT DOWN
Welcome, Mr. President
HYDE JURY FIXING SCHEMES REPORTED
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Permanence of the California Oil Fields
The Senatorial Scandal in Wisconsin
An Amusing Oregonian Dream
PRESIDENT TAFT, HIS GENERAL POLICY AND HIS CREED AS A STATESMAN
The Windy, Wordy Chasm *" *:,'ss?^ Is Bridged t
Fine .C.-727^7v^::,Xi -..r ::.
How-to Be Richt . ..
Abe Martin
Vest Pocket Essays
THE STREETCAR
Uncle Walt THE POET PHILOSOPHER
CARL MORRIS
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
PERSONS IN THE NEWS
IN WOMAN'S WORLD
The Smart Set
Corona Club Holds Exposition Day Fete And Celebrates Triumph of Suffragists
CAMPAIGN FOR GOOD COOKING
Women Adopt Attire of Man, Impersonating Present and Former President
BUYERS OF $600,000 BOND ISSUE SUING
LINEMEN REPAIRING DAMAGE BY STORM
Think, Don't Dream, if You Would Win
REFORMS AT WEST POINT RECOMMENDED
SENATOR JEFF DAVIS PROGRESSIVE IN LOVE
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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
DOGS DELIGHTED; BENCH SHOW OPEN
CHILDREN'S ORCHESTRA TO PROVIDE MUSIC
PIONEER TEACHER OF ALAMEDA IS DEAD
LETTER ARRIVES BY AERIAL MAIL SERVICE
HIGHWAYMAN REPORTED TO HAVE TAKEN $210
RICHMOND CLUBWOMEN JOYFUL OVER OUTCOME
W.D. Simons Jr. Marries Miss Florence Fernhoff
AEROPLANE GUNS FOR PACIFIC FLEET
BOOSTERS FORM CLUB FOR WORK
TENT LIFE IN WINTER Cv. DRIVES AWAY CUPID
LUMBERMAN DIES AT OAKLAND HOME
COMMITTEE POSTPONES ACTION ON TEXTBOOKS
TEACHING OF GARDENING TO CITY CHILDREN URGED
BELL RETURNS AFTER ARGUING PIPPIN CASE
SAVED FROM DROWNING, I ; WOMAN DIES OF SHOCK
BOY HUNTER KILLED BY HIS OWN GUN
MAN PROBABLY FATALLY; ;.- ! INJURED 'BY ELEVATOR
Rival High School Squads Will Battle Over Pigskin
PROMOTION FOR PASSENGER MAN
COW ORDINANCE IS «• SUBJECT OF DEBATE
CAR ACCIDENT VICTIM c? SUCCUMBS TO INJURIES
YOUNG BUSINESS MAN DIES AT HIS HOME
DROPSY FATAL TO EDWARD A. FREEMAN
ANOTHER TRIUMPH SCORED FOR AMATO
EDUCATOR ADDRESSES j MEETING OF BAPTISTS
OFFICERS OF EIGHTH INFANTRY TO BANQUET
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NEWS OF OAKLAND, BERKELEY, ALAMEDA, HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO
King's Daughters to Act For Sweet Charity's Sake
MEMORY OF COLUMBUS V HONORED IN STOCKTON
FARMERS ORDERED TO ERADICATE SQUIRRELS
SEAL IMPRESSED OH THE PALM HOLDS SEAT
NAPOLEON'S PORTRAIT IN CADAVERIC GROUPING
To* Vlall > San ? Francisco
WAITERS IN FIGHT FOR UNION LABEL
Berkeley Elks, to Appear In Blackface Minstrelsy
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THE CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTS
WHY CONFINE THE COLLEGE YELL TO FOOTBALL ALONE.
Hogan's Tigers Are Gentle as Kittens
Alameda Crews Do Well In Regatta
Holland and Petrosky Hook Up Tonight
FBXSHMAN- SMOKER
SOTITHERJ- 4"OIXEGIAHS DTO TODAY
'%'2'C'C.C-. y7 :swnocnro meet
Scorers' Figures Show Vernon Twice Beaten
How the Scores Look In Los Angeles Games
AMATEUR GOLFERS BEAT, PROFS
Doubleheader Divided With Sacramento Team
Angels Cause a Flutter by Winging Ducks
BEAVERS NOW HAVE PENNANT FOR 1911
Seals Come Back In Afternoon Game
Santa Clarans Will Seek Freshman Scalps
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Snedigar Makes New American Record With Javelin
HIGH PRIVATE IN FRONT RANK
LAUREL RESULTS
PIMLICO RESULTS
Peter Thompson Winner Of Stallion Stake
Olympic Athlete Scores Fourteen of The Points Made by His Club
ZOROASTER WINS HANDICAP EVENT
St. Mary's Olympics Play Saturday
FANS TRIMMED BY SPECULATORS
: INSTTRRECfoS • OVERWHELM : LOWELL
] SPOKANE SELECTIONS
NATIONAL LEAGUE WINDS UP SEASON
11 STANDI OF CLUBS I m NATIONAL LEAGUE I I
CARDINALS BEAT BROWNS
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OPTIMISTS' TO HAVE BULLHEAD FEAST TODAY
Realty Hen End Business Session With Big Banquet and Speeches
Cobb Chosen as Premier Player
Lineups For Freshman Teams Announced
Stanford Cripples Are Able to Move
burns ; ARRIVES *IN new! Orleans
COURT DOUSES GLIM OF LIGHT BULB COMBINE
Batkin Surprises Fans By Beating Long
Wolgast Receives Offer To Fight Brown
Y.M.C.A. Swimmers to Take to Water
St. Mary's-Santa Clara Play November 25
I MINOR BASEBALL j
McNAMARA CASE MAKES NO STIR IN LOS ANGELES
Orders
WORD RECEIVED FROM STRICKEN MEXICAN CITIES
MAN ARRESTED FOR /QUADRUPLE KILLING
BUSINESS MEN PLAN TRIP TO FOSTER TRADE
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Movements of Vessels in All Parts of the World
CHIYO MARU IS HERE FROM ORIENT
PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
Tim* Ball ; 7 * . –
Sun, Moon and Tide ?.
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
| ■ Weather Report |
-'■'---'■■'0 ---.?-:r'y '-:"-;-,*..,. ..-?>■■>;.■'. ,:...y... .■■■* ' ,' '"':"'■';,'' PIONEER AERONAUT'S MEMORY IS HONORED
Commercial News
;gfOLKlAlh ESTATE •—' .7j REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
GENUS HOMO AN ADAPTABLE BRUTE
TEMERS BECAME PUPIL : OF RUBENS WHEN BOY
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BENEFIT GIVEN BY ORPHANS TO CROWDED HOUSE
POSTMASTER, AGED 82, TAKES HIS OWN LIFE
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
HUNDREDS TO JOIN IN RABBIT DRIVES
INJURED MAN SAYS DE WAS NEGLECTED
$700,000 IRRIGATION CONTRACT IS AWARDED
STOCKTON MERCHANTS TO ATTEND JUBILEE
OFFICIALS TALK TO STRIKERS' PICKETS
EDITOR FEARS HIS SON IS DEAD IN GUAYMAS
COMMISSIONER FEARS FLY PEST INVASION
AFFINITIES 'QUEER: DIVORCE SUITS
SEARCH FOR LYMAN AID IS ABANDONED
To Meet the President '
LIBRARIANS TOLD TO AVOID MENDING
UNLOVED, GIRL 17 COMMITS SUICIDE
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