The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-05-28
EDITORIAL

The case Of Hartman Page
A good woman gone Page
The ethics of jurist Page
STRIKE SITUATIONS
Calhoun says that any rumors Of strike
settlement groundless, for under no condi-
tions viii company treat with union again. P. 8
Cars well patronized and shopping district
takes on new life. Page
Police board begins inquiry into charges OF
I'll treatment of imprisoned strike breakers. P.
Governor GiIlet says businessmen must or
ganize and restore eastern confidence in San
Francisco or face commercial disaster. Page
Men operating complain Of blockading BY
teamsters and sllege that policemen refuse to
enforce law. Page
GRAFT
Garret McEnerney. Dolphin Michael Delmas
and John CARRIER included in list of attorneys
engaged to represent indicted corporation off,
cials Page
Indicted miIlionaires throng courts to file
bonds for their future appearance $3.50. 600 being
advanced for Schmitz by Thomas h williams
and William J. Dingee. Page /
Reformed pool seller is ousted from the
Schmitz jury and two men are added, a net
gain OF one for the day. Page
Calhoun in interview refers to Heney as
1.-THE hireling Of a private prosecutor" Page
CITY
resolution declaring franchises of United Rail-
roads forfeited. Page 8
John L Trout is sued for divorce on charge
that be ordered wife to carry trunk. Page
Cars stop running during funeral OF George
W. Chapman, which is attended by many mem
bers OF the striking carnen's union. Page 10
Supervisors sdopt municipal budget carrying
cno-
$l415 for city purposes ersss~--. Page 16
''Swiftwater Bill wins by decision OF circdIt
court OF appeals IN action brought by Isaac L.
Marks for claim in Alaska mines Page
United States District Attorney DevIin is IN
vestgating wrecking Of japanese restaurant by
mob Page Is
Many attend funeral OF william q. Mills
late Of Central Pacific railroad. Page 8
Captivating stranger IN tenderloin leaves be-
hind trail of worthless checks csshed by
saloon Keepers. Page l6
SUBURBAN
Automobile driven by daughter of Banker
Henshaw Of Oakland runs over little Edith
Youlten and child may die. Page
Alameda county owners OF horses with docked
tails commence registering them under pro-
visions OF state law. Page 8
Distinguished German ssvant complains to
Berkeley police Of ferocious and noisy dogs
that disturb the quiet of his sojourn in the
classic town. Page
Mrs. Emma Brown secures divorce from hus-
band and holds Daisy Grammer, cashier.
sponsible for breaking up home. Page
Spice dealer upsets flea trap while rushing
TO fair employees aid and landlady holds girls
watch for damages. Page
Mayor Mott calls conference of Oakland
council and board Of works to consider city
wharf project. Page
cooks and walters union for increase OF
wages. Page
COAST
Walking Delegate Smith and Picket Preston
Of industrial workers of world given long SEN
fences for murder OF John Silva at Gold
Geld. Page
More evidence is found against lireryman
who is accused Of setting fire to stables in San
Jose. Page
DOMESTIC
New vepire issued in Haywood case and Judge
Wood tells lawyers that impeachment proceed
ings must be expedited. Page
Government commission submits report as TO
building lessons learned in San Francisco
IRE. Page 4
FOREIGN
Chinese in rebellion IN Uping district assassi-
nate all civil and military officials. Page s
SPORTS
Massa, lonesome winning favorite at Emery
vile, lowers track record 70 save the
talent from rout. Page
New York Giants take the lead in the Ma
tional league pennant race. Page
Bill Squires and Jimmy Britt have lively setto
in exhibition boxing bout. Page
Dipses Indians plan walking trip to the
Yosemite valley In June. Page
LABOR
Efforts to settle laundry strike fail, union In
sisting eight hour day and owners standing
firm at nine hours Page
MARINE
United States cruiser Milwaukee returns from
trip down the coast and goes direct to navy
yard. Fase II
MINING
Tonopah shares make gains in local mining
exchanges. while Goldhelds go to lower
prices Page Is