The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-08-07
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stin Splitting Hairs. Page 6
CRAFT
Prosecuting Attorney Hiram johnson and At
torney Bert Schlesinger Of counsel for Theo-
dore V. Haisey fight with their Hsts after
quarrel in Judge DUNES court. Page /
CITY
Local poultry firm sends pheassnts to Califor-
MIA club in Los Angeles and fish and game com
missioners trace shipment Page Il
State minerslogist takes action to block plans
Of landgrabbers in Plumas county. Page Z
Mayor Taylor correcting many Iaxities on part
Of city officials; payment of salaries before due
is stopped. Page Il
Effort TO be made to GUST Boxton. Sheriff
o'Nefl and Captain West from the Spanish war
veterans association. Page Il
Party Of Japanese engineers arrive here TO
study the American system of railways. Page 3
According to present program. William f.
Humphreys and other officers in charge of oIym-
pic club Affairs win have charge for another
year at least. Page 9
Judge de Haven decides in favor Of prosecu-
tion in case against Benson and Perrin. charged
with land fraud. Page 7
Father Caraher makes grave charges against
Building Inspector John P. Horgan Page Z
SUBURBAN
Oakland burglar tells court that wife Of his
aecuser invited him into house he looted. Page 4
Public schools in Oakland will be reopened
next Monday. Page 4
lighting street improvement plans because Of
the cost. Page 3
Speaker at state convention Of nurses says
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steersge passengers Page 4
Dill company is probably fatally Injured in
automobile smashup in Oakland. Page /
Samuel Shatto, an Oakland streetcsr motor
man, is cited to explain in court why he has
failed. as is alleged. to pay alimony. Page 4
COAST
Thomas H. Chapman of Los Angeles fatally
wounds woman and himself because of unre-
Quilted love. Page l
Arguments in the case of Frank Matteson
against State Controller a. B. Nye are heard IN
Sacramento. Page 8
DOMESTIC
japanese pamphlet describing work in Korea
reaches Washington. Page 5
Special agent from Washington reports that
commerce Of Australia has suffered 3 severe
blow in the withdrawal Of ocesnic steamship
service. Page q
Wave OF ~nesr crirness' continues in New
York and police battle with rioters who bIIndiy
attempt vengeance: Greek who kisses little girl
barely escapes iynehine. Page 3
FOREIGN
French authorities hnd body Of woman in
trunk of couple from Monte Carlo and arrests
are made. Page 3
Landing party from the GalfIee is attacked
in Casa Blanca and cruiser bombards town,
sileneing the fort and enecting complete occu-
patton. Page /
Japanese officer pays high tribute to General
Stoessel and says Russia should honor the gall
lant defender Of Port Arthur. Page 3
SPORTS
Entire Nous outfoots Lisaro in sprint at The
Meadows Page 8
Seals overcome Angels long lead and win
game eventually in the eleventh inning Oak
land defeats Portland. Page 8
Sam Hildreth pays John E. Madden $500 for
the colt Uncle. and viii give an additional
$4,000 il the youngster wins the special event
at Saratoga. Page 8
UnbeSten California trotter. Sonoma Girl, wins
$4,000 stakes at Buffalo after running away for
nearly q mile while attached to sulky. Page 8
Willis Britt makes flying trip to Reno to
get line that sS5. 900 purse Page Q
Left field bleachers Of baseball park and three
metal working factories are destroyed by
FIRE. PAGE 8
AutomobiIists express opinion that endurance
run cup should be awarded by chance, as two
winners are entitled to the prize Page 9
Chicago and Philadelphia Americans win from
opponents; Detroit holds lead By narrow mar
gin Page 8
SOCIAL
Wedding Of Miss AdrienDe Guittard and Louis
A. Goetz is celebrated at the home Of the brides
sister. Mrs B. G. Hsnford, at Vallejo and Tsy-
lor streets. Page 6
LABOR
Grand President McNuIty of international
brotherhood OF electrical workers arrives from
Salt Lake City. Page Z
MINING
Moderate priced stocks take leadership for
day IN Bush street, while top notchers continue
to slump Page 13
MARINE
Transport Logan. which is escorting the War
ren to Honolulu, reports all well by wireless
from 200 miles at sea. Page 9
POLITICAL
Union men under leadership of Michael Casey
viii make war on graft at polls to vindicate
csuse OF labor Page