The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-05-29
EDITORIAL

The recoil Of q novel Page s
STRIKE SITUATION
Charges against police of maItreatment of
strike breakers taken into custody ali but col
lapse when testimony Of complainants is
heard P.r.
Police Judge Shortan and Prosecutor Duke
object to presence OF Attorney Denman as rep
resentatiTe Of bar association in strike disturb
ance cases. Page
stand together for law and order or fall to-
gether in commercial disaster. PAGE
Mutually announces that car service will be
restored today TO San Mateo and on the Powell
and Jackson cable roads Page
Two cars wrecked on Connecticut street hill
as result Of soaping of rails, presumably by
boys Page
CRAFT
Prosecutor Heney charges that Chief of
Police Dinsn is using the police department to
assist Mayor Schmitz. Page !
Discovery is made of bold attempt to inter-
fere with the taIesmen drawn TO try Mayor
Schmitz. Page
Tslesmsu testi6es that he was held up for
$500 by Frank Maestretu, former president of
the board of public works. Page !
Ruef appears as his own counsel when ar
raigDed in the gas bribery indictments. Page
CITY
Wife suing. for decree of separation tells
judge that she wants trial divorce Page
Robber shoots man who does not throw up
hands quick enough during the boIdup Of
cafe. Page Is
Merchants association decides to include all
who have welfare Of city at heart in its mem
bership- Page l6
George 7. Bailuger. ex-captain of militia. is
accused Of embezzling SAG Of state money, p. l6
Memorial day win be appropriately observed
By the various civic and military organ
izstiors of the city. Page
SUBURBAN
Architect OF state university will assist town
trustees of Berkeley to select plans for new
city hall Page 10
John P. Gardner and wife have been sam
moned before grand jury to explain transfer of
property made to them by aged woman. Page 10
Deserted wife discovers that her husband is
living in Berkeley with woman who supplanted
her in his affections. Page 10
Audience Of 5000 persons is expected at
Salvation Army services in Greek thester at
Berkeley next Sunday Page 10
COAST
Eagles in session at Bakersfield hear encour-
aging reports from their state officers Page 8
Colorado river rises rapidly and fears are en-
tertained that Southern Pacific dam may col
lapse and cause loss of millions of dollars to
settlers. Page 6
DOMESTIC
President Roosevelt starts an investigation OF
alleged land grabs in Oregon by Hartman. P.
Enforcement of postmortem inspection rule
Affects beef market in Chicago. the packers
being defeated in first skirmsh with tbp
shippers. Page 9
Devlin's report regarding assault on japanese
in this city siaid before the cabinet; stories
ehC 10 have
aggersted Page 3
United States prepares for negotiation of
tariff treaty with France. Page
Sixty-one talesmen to be Summoned to appear
in court Friday, when Haywood trial win se
resumed. Page 8
DR.. ". ]. Long. author OF animal books.
sends letter to President Roosevelt demanding
retraction and apology. Page 8
Secretary Metcalf condemns action of dancing
pavilion at jamestown in barring men wearing
hluejacket uniform Of navy. Page
SPORTS
Chicago takes the lead in the National league
race. Page Z
San Francisco and Oakland win coast league
baseball games. Page
Gemmen runs first In fast time in the III
Wind handicap at Emeryville. Page 2
Autoists planning for run to Lake county
and return. Page z
MARINE
Liner Alameda, after smooth run from Homo
lulu. gauntlet of stir norther during last
night at sea. Page IL
MINING
San Francisco stock and exchange board votes
to take vacation OF three days; other stock and
oil brokers are expected to follow the ex-
ample. Page Is
LABOR
Carpenters unions join in building structure
in Fulton street for carpenters temple. Page 8
Bar tenders 'sign up thirty-four liquor
houses within week. Page 3
SOCIAL
Mrs. Charles Stewart and Miss Gertrude
Mills give informal tea in honor of Miss Mae
Sadler. Page s