The San Francisco call., 1907-03-19
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Bribe giver must join the bribe-taker Page
Statesmen perplexed on the subject of Roose-
velt's choice of his successor Page
Height limit on buildings most pernicious
in its effects Page
If Honduras and Nicaragua must fight perhaps
mule is as good as any. Page
Plenty of work for chaingang in streets of
San Francisco Page
GRAFT SCANDAL
Millionaires and corporations face indct
ment as result Of graft disclosures. P. 1-2-3-4-5
Confessions OF fifteen Supervisors and Rail-
road Commissioner Wilson lay bare secrets of
Ruefs Doodle machine. Page l-2-34-5
United Railroads contributes $450000 TO
municipal corruption fund Pages I-2-3-4-5
Supreme Court continues decision in case of
Ruef and Judge Dunno continues his trial. Page
CITY
Hartman has acquired the Clark interests in
the Salt Lake and Los Angeles Railroad with
1857 miles of track Page 1e
Foshay Walker, prominent Southern Pacific
attorney, is pointed out on streetcar pick
pocket by excited passenger and escapes
arrest only after explanations of friends. P. l6
Successful opening of the Alcazar The
ater in 'sThe Altar of Friendship" Page 16
Houghton Sawyer to erect freproof build
ing of highest type. Page
Collector of Port stratton makes many Gus
toms appointments Page 1s
Drink-crazed man attempts murder and
jumps into the bay. Page 16
Board of Supervisors orders the construc-
ton of new schoolhouses. Page 16
SUBURBAN
Berkeley man whose disappearance led wife
to accuse him Of bigamy returns and is arrested
pending investigation. Page 10
Large class to be initiated by the Young Mems
Institute at Livermore. Page 10
Farnham P. Grifhths, private secretary to
President Wheeler of the University of Cali
fornia, appointed to the Rhodes scholarship at
Oxford England, from California. Page 10
San Carlos Opera Company's tenor Constan-
tino, takes Oakland by storm. Page 10
COAST
Governor Gillett bombarded with kilograms
asking him to sign the Pacific Coast Exposition
bill. Page
Arizona Legislature passes the Governors
veto a bill opposed by the Secretary OF the In
terror. Page
Miners Union is expected to drive out the
labor agtators who have been causing so much
| trouble at Tonopah. Page 8
San Francisco woman confesses to Los An
| geles police that she had participated in
of highway robberies. Page 10
Flood situation at Oroville alarming; train SER
vice in State interrupted; storm general through
q
President Ripley of Santa Fe criticizes Presi-
dent Roosevelt. Page 10
DOMESTIC
President Roosevelt denes Foraker in appoint
ing Ohio Judge and opens fight for Taft Page
| Vice President Fairbanks finds many friends
in Chicago. judging from the manner in which
he is being feted. Page IL
| President Roosevelt holds conference with B.
F. Yoakum. chairman Of the directors OF the
Rock Island Railroad Page
Former Land Commissioner Binger Hermann
kept no copies Of letters Page 2
SPORTS
Nose finishes in three races lend excitement
to the equine contests at Emeryville. Page
Sir Edward wins handicap event at Ascot
Park. Page
Bakersfield training quarters. Page
Britt says he will fight either Nelson or Cans,
| but he prefers the Dane. Page 8
Twenty-eight schools enter teams for the
Pacific Coast field day at Stanford on Satur-
day. Page 6
LABOR
Two more labor unions have been formed in
San Rafael. Page 8
MARINE
The newly appointed Harbor Commissioners
assume charge of water front and Spear and
Mackenzie retire to private life. Page IL
MINING
| Alexander Russell announces that all creditors
have signed the agreement for the L. NJ Sui
/ livan Company settlement. Page Is
Local stock market suffers because of labor
| troubles in Nevada. Page Is
SOCIAL
Frank Sewan and Miss Julia Griffin Of ST.
Paul. Mimi, to be married In Los Angeles
| March 26. Page