The San Francisco call., 1906-11-17
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WEATHER CONDITIONS

NEWS TO-DAY


Rogue Ruef using the tricks of Collins and
the politics OF Martin Kelly Page
Critic Il. c. Wells the latest to come TO the
defense Of Boston. Page
Half-cOcked professor of Columbia Univer-
sity. Page 8
GRAFT SCANDAL
Grand Jury hears evidence of graft in pur-
chase Of furniture for the city involving Super
visor Nicholas Pages l-2
Judge seawen enjoins Ruef from interfering
In any way with Langdon or the office OF Dis
triet Attorney. Page
New York awaits arrival of Mayor schmitz
with expectancy Page
New indictments prepared accusing Ruef and
Schmitz of having extorted money from Max
Adler Of the Bay State restaurant Page 8
Shareholders Of Belvedere dance hall called to
tell how Ruef shook them down for a fourth
Of their receipts and stock. Page
CITY
Wagon brushes passengers OF Mission street
car, probably fatally injuring young woman P.I
Coroners July asks Supervisors to compel
United Railroads to increase space between
tracks. Page
japanese squadron of three warships will
visit San Francisco next spring. Page le
Police Tightening chain OF evidence around
John Byrne for completely in murder in
SALOON. Page
The Palace Hotel at Post and Leavenworth
begins the registration and accommodation of
guests today. Page
United Railroads denied writ of review of
case which resulted in hning corporation for
failure TO have tenders on cars. Page
The advance Of silver makes necessary the re-
coinage Of Mexican and Philippine coins by the
San Francisco Mint according to George E.
Roberts Director Of United States Mints. who is
here inspection tour. Page s.
Charles Dakin, defaulting cashier. enters into
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media Page l6.
SUBURBAN
Burglars. supposed TO have been students
enter sorority home in Berkeley and steal silver.
Judge Wells of Martinez grants an interlocu-
tory decree of divorce TO the wife IN the Gurnee
case. Page A
Seniors and juniors engage in fierce rush at
Stanford University. Page
horsethieves and arrest Of two innocent
men. Page
Old steam lines in Alameda. are to be cleo
tried soon material arrives. Page
DOMESTIC
Episcopal clergy of Nebraska decide not to
wed divorced persons having husbands or wives
still living. Page /
Mrs. Herbert Parsons. wife of New York Con-
gressman. strongly advocates trial marriage. .P.1
LeuOI EnTlco OaFuSO IN prison TOT pour aIter
being arrested as Central Park masher. Page
POLITICAL
Many unfinished measures will occupy the at
tention of Congress at coming session. Page
cslifornia's Representatives gain prestige in
the House. Page 10
REAL ESTATE
demand for property. Page 10
SPORTS
Plea. a good thing, goes wrong in feature
at Latonia Page
Five out of six favorites score on opening day
at Bennings Page
Today is the day for the horsemen, being
opening day at Emeryville Page
Blow delivered by Pugilist Lewis proves fatal
to Nike Ward Page
Manager of Ascot Park going ahead with plans
for full season. Page
Tigers of Princeton favorites In betting In
football game with Yale. Page 7
Abe Attell gets decision over Veteran Billy
de Coursey at end Of fifteenth round Page 2
Dick Hyland gets decision over Cyclone
Thompson at Ogden Page
Auto club officers viii assist in arresting law
breakers. Page 8
Police stop boxing bout between Young Choyn
ski and Tommy Barry. Page Z
Dick Hyland defeats Cyclone Thompson in
fast fight at Ogden. Page 2
LABOR
Bakers Union No. "a viii establish permanent
headquarters at Fourteenth and Mission
streets. Page 8
American Federation of Labor decides to hold
union label exhibition. Page
MINING
The Stock and Bond Exchange appoints
committee to consider the advisability Of deal
ing in mining shares. Page IL
MARINE
Mate of bark Andrew Hicks. which returned
yesterday, killed by blow from tail Of a
whale Page 12
SOCIAL
Cay events hold the attention of local so
ciety Page s