The San Francisco call., 1906-10-29
GRAFT SCANDAL.

Judge Graham bis decision today viii up
hold contentio OF Heney. He win recognize
Prosecutor as official representative OF the Dis
trlct Attorneys office. Abe Ruef Will be barred
from official participation IN the court proceed
ings. Pages l and
Entire machinery Of the Southern Pacific and
United Railroads placed at the disposal of Ruef
Herrin pledges to the accused boss services the
law department Of the Hartman corporation.
Herrin Is involved in charges through spur track
franchises granted By the administration. ?.
Ruef calls 2 meeting for Wednesday after
Of all municipal employees TO organize for
his defense. Pages ! and
Captain Gleason and forty patrolmen viii be
duty today outside of courtroom in interest
Of Ruef. Administration stations policemen to
watch the bouse Of Judge Graham. Page
Bondsmen Of the accused city officials show
great uneasiness Page 2
Ruer makes the boast that If boodling occurred
those concerned viii prevent conviction by 81
lence- Page 2
Rev. Or. RAIDER, ,pesking in the Central
Theater says that the outcome OF the graft
investigation depends upon Judge Graham. Page
CITY.
War Department is blamed for delay in pro-
viding National Guard equipment Page
watchman interrupts five burglars as they
attempt 10 enter building Page Il
Harbor police raid shack on Vallejo street
and arrest twenty crap players. Page IA
Mrs. Joseph Warner. charged by her husband
with insanity, refuses TO see him. Page
Young woman ends her life with poison be,
cause lover proves faithless. Page Il
Memorial services conducted at Crocker Old
Peoples Home in honor OF founders. Page II
japanese and Korean Exclusion League ap-
points committee to assist Secretary Netcalt in
inquiry. Page
SUBURBAN.
Judge W h Waste Of Oakland urges Native
Sons to stand by those who lighting for
honest government in San Francisco. Page Is
Sword and SandsT Club Of Stanford to appear
IN shakespesrean drama. Page 4
Mrs. n B. Frisbie Of Alameda injured in col
Isson between electric car and phaeton. Page 4
Injuries Of Emma Heliker. burned by ignition
Of costume. may prove fatal. Page
Eighteen hundred new buildings the record
for the last six months in Oakland. Page 4
SPORTS.
George James wins the bay counties tennis
tournaneut on the GolJen Gate Park courts P. Z
Fight fans are 10th TO bet on the outcome Of
Berger-Kaufmann battle. Page z
Great Splinter Roseben is TO become a
steeplechaser. Page 8
The greyhound Roman Actress shows a great
fight Of speed at Inglesi. Coursinc Park. Page 6
Speeding of automobiles along the roads re-
sponsible for the advancement in manufacture
OF the motor car. Page 8
oaks take one game and Portland the other
In double-header at Idora Park. Page 4
Sfwasbes tally four times and Fresno turns the
trick twice. Page 7
Seals are trimmed By Angels in fine game.
Score 3 to 2 Page
COAST.
Bands Of armed prOspectors defy authorities
at Walker Lake reservation and bloodshed is
feared Page
Investigation shows Warrant Machinist Steele
fell orerboard from steamer on way from
Seattle to this city. Page
DOMESTIC.
Train Of electric cars plunges from trestle
near Atlantic City into the ocean, and at least
fifty persons perish. Pages 1-2
-Four more troops of cavalry sent to aid in
rounding up renegade Utes. Page
Former wife Of Iowa man who recently fg-
ured in horseback marriage declares he is
bigamist. Page IL
Explosion wrecks block at coneyviIIe Kans,
two persons being killed and score in
5ured. Page II
Mrs. Yerkes-Mizner preparing to sue young
husband for divorce. Page
SOCIETY.
Engagement of Miss Hope White to W. H.
Merren. Berkeley banker. Page 4
POLITICS.
Andrew Carnegie back from Europe. SAYS
Hearsts election would disgrace New York and
expresses opinion that Mr.. Roosevelt must ac-
cept third term. Page
Gilett declares he is proud of Kisses from the
friends OF Ruef Page
MARINE.
Bark St Katherine encounters terrific gals on
way from HiIo to this port. Page II
MINING.
Holders Of Nevada mine leases rushing deveI-
opment work. with promising results. Page IL
Kern now heads the list OF California coun-
ties in value OF its mineral production. Page IL
Lessees and owners OF Nevada mines are
ranidlT developing their properties Page IL