The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-05-11
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SATURDAY, MAY IL, 1907
CONDITIONS
EDITORIAL

topsy turFy testimonial. Page
Mostly about kings. Page
A great business. Page 9
A strange survival Page 8
A more peaceful frame Of mind Page
STRIKE SITUATION
Cars operated In the western residence dis
trict yesterday afternoon were alternately
showered with stones and bouquets Several
citizens rode on the cars and paid the u.tnI
fare. Page
United Railroads, with aid of police, sends
two cars about the loop and down Sutter street
10 the edge OF the burned district without
serious mishap; four stone throwers fight police
men viciOusly. Page 8
Mayor Schmitz promises to give United Rail
roads the aid of 400 policemen today and Cal
houn abandons plans of calling for state
troops. Page 8
Special trains arrived over the coast line
early this morning with 400 more eastern strike
breakers Page
Governor GilIett viii arrive in San Francisco
this morning to learn the real strike situation
and will decide at once whether troops are
needed. Militia officers in interior cities are
certain that they will be called into ser
vice Page
Committee of fifty holds spirited meetings
and discusses plans to bring about industrial
peace. Page
CITY
Miss Anna Bush eolIapses at coroner's in
quest she tells how her parents met death
at hands OF maniac. Page Is
Cracksmen frightened away after saving a
hole through the rear wall of the Standard bank
in Market street. Page Is
and employees Of United Railroads to testify
before grand jury Of overhead trolley franchise
bribery. Page 16
Both sides in telephone strike claim to have
made gains: company loses nonunion operators
through persuasion of pickets. Page IL
SUBURBAN
Or. McAfee's 6ock will braveIy meet indebted
ness on First Presbyterian church in Berkeley,
though wealthy members, who insisted on '.mod-
ern ideas" have seeded. Page 10
Robert Bousefeld. on trial for forging realty
deeds. admits his guilt and says that he was
acting under the orders of his employer. Frank
Horswin Page 10
Union laundry workers Of Oakland reject plan
for compromise with employers. Page 10
COAST
Tulare county's public administrator appeals
from court order reducing attorneys fees from
$4,000 to $1,000. Page
Patrick Hogan loses $500, 900 worth of mining
stock in stud poker game at Greenwater and
then accepts job Iaborer in the mine he had
owned. Page
floral splendor of la fiesta pageant. Page
DOMESTIC
Tension is RELAXED at Boise and opposing
counsel manifest disposition to hurry the trial of
Haywood TO a fnishfh Page
II. Clay Pierce, the oil msgnate wanted in
Texas for alleged perjury. begins legal fight
for liberty after submitting to arrest Page
Freezing weather in east retards trade eondi-
tions Of the country seriously Page =
Mob of 5000 men tries to lynch detective In
Butte after patrol wagon driver had killed
escaping prisoner Page Z
New York steamship companies defy the
80. 600 union longshoremen now on strike. Page
FOREIGN
Queen Victoria of Spain gives birth to son
and direct male succession to throne of Alfonso
is assured. Page
SPORTS
Barney Schreiber's Joe Carey wins the Larch-
mont stake at Belmont park. Page
Oakland and Los Angeles win coast league
baseball games, the former advancing to second
place. Page
Spectacular Greek pentatheIon to be contested
by state university athletes. Page 10
Following a killing on the horse Marshal
Ney at EmeryviIle the New California jockey
club suspends Owner J. G. Mclaughlin and
Trainer c. A. Ross and summons Book Maker
onutt before them for bearing today. Page
LABOR
Plumbers, gas and steam filters union issue
denial OF report that members were to go on
strike. Page 9
MARINE
Russians and Japanese held in Pacific Mail
detention shed for deportation make desperate
attempt to escape. Page II
MINING
Continuation of local strikes has depressing
effect upon market for Nevada mining stocks
and prices decline generally. Page Is
SOCIAL
Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Monteagle will give
reception next Thursday in honor Of Bishop and
Mrs. William Ford Nichols. Page s