The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-08-20
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
EASTERN

EASTERN
Ethel Roosevelt planning to make her debut
this year Page
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden arrives at Norfolk
on the cruiser Fylgia. Page 8
cIares republicans should pledge tariff revision
and that trust lawbreakers should be sent to
jail Page
Experiments made by government expert
effect of suns rays in California develop :n,
teresting data Page
COAST
Man tries to save small girl from drowning IN
Mil creek and both perish. Page
Edward Lavelle of san Mateo dies of starya-
tion. going for four days without food or
shelter. Page
Signal service man gives life to save three
young women at Natebez. New Page
Masked robbers XIII bar tender in Nevada sa-
loon and take $4,000 from cash register. Page
EDITORIAL
Mayor Taylor is the mayor and Felon schmItz
merely feIon. says the court. Page
The case Of thinner Page
Bad actors Of wall street. Page
GRAFT
Z. J. thinner again de6es Judge Lawlor in
the Glass trial. dragging Attorney C. H. Fairail
into possible contempt with him, and ex-super-
visors add new "reminiscences to the history Of
the graft investigation Page 3
CITY
Insane Japanese creates disturbance on steam
ship Asia. breaking officers head. Page IA
Supervisors repeal resolution forfeiting fran
chise of Spring Valley water company and ask
city attorney for opinion to legality of rate
Of 1907 Page 8
Supervisors propose call for extra session Of
legislature to ratify proposed AZ per cent bond
issue. Page
George W. Rumble. mining swndler. who re-
Gently finished his prison term. declares in an
swer to suit that L. E. Aubury and Ex-Governor
rardee are grafters. Page
Red Men to convene in new quarters this
morning. Page Il
Public schools Of city are opened with
largely increased attendance over last year. P.
Supreme court holds unanimously that Taylor
is mayor of San Francisco. Page
Dr. Edward B. Perrin and John A. Benson
convicted in United States court of conspiring 10
hama county. Admission by DR.. Perrin did much
TO bring about conviction. Page l
RevengefuI bourbons threaten to bring Theo-
aore A. Bell to the city to defeat the nomna-
ton Of District Attorney Langdon by the demo-
cratic convention. Page 9
Patrick Calhoun denies that he has made mn
offer 10 settle ear strike. but labor leaders
admit that they were approached by Attorney
II. NJ Owens who represented himself IN
agent Of the United Railroads and who price
OF settlement to be nominated for district
attorney by the labor party. Page IA
SUBURBAN
College fraternities are approved by President
Wheeler in his address at opening Of fall
semester. Page
Man who was robbed and assaulted accuses
.wo parties as being the thugs. Page 4
Numerous robberies are reported in Oakland,
college students being among losers. Page 4
Assessment figures show valuations in Alameda
county to be s5o,oOo,ooO higher than last
year. Page 4
Miss Jesnie Thomas dies in Oakland after 20
years Of almost continuous cataIepsy. Page
Deputy County Clerk James F. Glover of Oak
land dies from effects Of vitrioI thrown at him
By Olive scuily during quarrel. Page
Jake oppenneimer psles aud becomes trem-
bling coward when told he will hang. Page
Young Mems institute convenes in annual ses-
sion at San Rafael. Page
Charles E. Thomas Berkeley postmaster can
didate opposed by Wheeler, expects peace in
week. Page
SPORTS
University of California football men win or
ganize for the season this afternoon at
Berkeley. Page
Columbia park boys club returns from walk-
ing tour to Los Angeles. Page
Tarp takes fourth race at Seattle when best
Monday card Of season is run OF. Page
San Francisco and Stockton driving clubs may
join in big meeting at Stockton Page
Daring automobile drivers enter for the olym
pic clubs meet at Tanforan. Page 9
william r. Humphrey heads the reguler
ticket for the Olympic club election. Page 8
MARINE
BarkentIne John Smith drsgs anchor and
drifts into collision with the big freighte-
Algoa. Page 9
MINING
Fear of new labor troubles at Gold6eld causes
a break in price OF merger shares Page Is
One Of the dulest sessions Of the year is due
to lack OF orders caused by telegraph strike. P. Ia
LABOR
Three thousand men from water front unions
VIII march in Labor day parade. Page