The San Francisco call., 1907-06-29
EDITORIAL


ouarreIing LAWYERS. Page G
The soul of an oyster. Page
An apostle OF hatred. Page
The lamentations of Schmitz. Page
GRAFT
Elisor Biggy discovers two strange men who
are keeping watch on Ruef's prison and de-
clares somebody has tapped telephone wires aud
intercepted messages to gain secrets Of
prosecution Page /
Schmitz hears indictments read accusing him
Of accepting bribes from the United Railroads
and the gas company and be is given until
Wednesday by Judge Dunno to enter pleas. P.
Chief Of Police Dinan enters plea Of not
guilty to the grand jury,s accusation that be
bad interfered with the impeachment of Jurors
n the Schmitz case. Petition is fled in district
court of appeal asking for a writ prohibiting
jssge Seawen from hearing case. Page
Judge Lawlor admonishes lawyers in Glass
case 20 abstain from disturbing his court aud
the sacred hall in which it is held, and argu-
ments on motions TO dismiss Glass indictments
are concluded Page /
Error Of a clerk in the district attorneys
office causes legal tangle in the Halsey
bribery cases, but it is soon Strengthened
ont. Page 2
Auditor Horton and ex-1Iayor schmitz give
tit for tat in controversy over salaries Page
STRIKE SITUATION
Telegraph companies and striking employees
stick TO contentious that they can get along
without each other If necessary. Page z
Labor leaders bold protracted conference with
Calhoun ana prospects of settling car strike
brighten. Page !
CITY
with several interesting discourses educa-
tionaI problems. Page IA
Mrs. l. A Hayward presents silk Dag TO
class at Mission grammar SCHOOL Page
Restraining order issued by Judge Seawell
viii compel San Francisco teachers 10 wait for
their June salaries. Page "a
Lumber dealer protests against declaration
Of supervisors that lowest bids will be rejected
by board Page
Civic league requests City Attorney Burke TO
assemble all committees interested in charter
amendments and plans mass meeting to discuss
good government campaign. Page a
SUBURBAN
Young woman sues Professor Cory OF state
university for damages. claiming that he beat
her and showed her downstairs. Page l
william c. crittenden, Californias first
Rhodes scholar returns from oxford after
completing his course with high hoDors. Page
Mrs Carrie NJ. Sanders of Oakland gets in
terlocutory decree Of divorce on ground Of ez-
treme cruelty. Page 4
Mrs johnson Of Oakland declares that John
Massie hypnotized her daughter and stole he-
from home. Page 4
Oakland police hunting for two stout. fash
iouably dressed women, who stole horse and
buggy. Page
Marathon NJ. Ramsey, formerly professor
at Stanford university, who toured the country
As a tramp, returns TO campus and is spurned
by family. Page 4
Leaders Of opposing forces in sausalito's pool
room war make declarations of radical action
and armed men may clash in prospective raid
today. Page IA
COAST
Lone night agent at Guadalupe station fights
thrilling pistol duel with masked robbers and
puts them TO rout. Page Is
Senator's reputation involved in outcome of
divorce trial of the Youngs. Page
DOMESTIC
Attorney for John D. Rockefeller pleads with
judge not to compel oil king to appear in
court. Page 3
Bradstreet's reports that commerce in United
States during last six months was larger than
that of first half of rear 1905. Page 1s
Essterly enters denials in Boise court to
that be had with murderer in San Fran
cisco Page
FOREIGN
Russia is reported to be sending troops to the
Turkish frontier. Page
Premier Clemenceau scores another triumph
the chamber OF deputies voting approval of his
course against rebeIIious wine growers Page 8
Joseph Cboste makes notable address TO dele
gates of the peace conference at The
Hague. Page
SPORTS
Play will be resumed in the annual state
championship tennis tournament on the Golden
Gate park courts today. Page q
LisaTo is likely to be made the favorite in
the opening handicap at the Meadows Page
Los Angeles defeats San Francisco score s
TO .; Oakland defeats Portland, score TO 2.P.
Harvard wins the freshmen eight by aud
q half lengths and Yale the varsity four Dared
race BY about 10 lengths. Page 8
Tom Barry, the four round lightweight. easily
defeats Young Choynski- Page 8
LABOR
Cement workers union No. 1 makes nomina-
Duboce hall tomorrow. Page 4
MARINE
Naval militia steamer Alert sails tonight for
coast. Page 8
MINING
Kenneth DonnelIan's suspension affects mining
stock market slightly. but leading shares hold
up very well Page 13
SOCIAL
FRANCHISES club moves into new quarters in
California street near Van Ness avenue. Page
Graduates Of Commercial high school enter
tain many friends at dance in tea garden. ?.