The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-12-25
EDITORIAL

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The boy that never grows nr. Page q
Englsnd's money on wrong horse. Page &
An admiral in fog PAGE q
AS 10 the rosues' gallery Page &
Car strikes cost TOO much. Page g
BANK FAILURE
Accused bankers win enter pleas on jam
sry 3 P.re 2
wouan isriss on Bartnetts handsome home
70 ssusiy Sl''4 claim Page 2
CITY
Catholic fathers touring the world believe that
civilized man is losing his religion. Page IA
Japanese woman obtains divorce for deser-
tio1 in Judge Troutt's court Page "a
Louis Glass reports he Is too i'll to anpear
when appeal IS made for bail. Pare 2
Jobs for two democrats at stake in police
commission deadlock Page a
Two highraymen captured after attack on
saiior IN East street Page 1S
Armed with a horse~hip. Mrs. Albert Hughes
searches the city for her husband and her SIS
ter who. she feared, we're to eIope Page L
McCsrthy's representative again instructs men
20 quit work Mills building and complications
between building trades council and building
contractors may result. Page <
R. P. schwerin says Psciac Mall directors will
decide between now and next April whether to
abandon or continue service TO orient. Page IA
Supervisor Murphy proposes taxes. reduction of
size and police inspection remedies for bill
board nuisance Pave "a
Barring OF sailor from Ripperdam's dancing
academy viii be made subject OF report to Presi-
dent Roosevelt Page IL
Burglars rob homes and stores in all parts OF
the city. page ia
American ship Atiss arrives. bringing news
Of sinking Of Norwegian bark viking in a col.
hsioD or Cape Horn June and the drowning
OF Captain Peterson Of the viking and his
wife. Page &
SUBURBAN
Prize fight promoters caught 10 raid on Auto
club are held TO answer felony charge under
5000 bonds. Page a
Frank Graves arrested in Oakland on charge
Of having stolen teacups from Chinese restau-
rant Pav.
Special Christmas services win be conducted
in churches OF the transbsy cities. Page
Expert witness declares woman who killed
Glover is degenerate. Page
Oakland man denies that he tickIed wife's
feet; wife OF former pastor asks for d.
Torce. Page 4
COAST
Msrries wife in Denver and another in St.
Helena two weeks later, where be is led ny
beautiful picture. but dream Of bliss Is rudely
shattered By hand Of sheriff PAGE
Court may order acquittaI Of Pettibone, bur
judges words lead prosecution to hope for con
yictiou On conspiracy charge Page
Fugitive los Angeles attorney denies be has
committed suicide and ssys be will return. as
brother has made good embezzlement Page 4
Five hundred drunkardS to spend Christuss
season as guests Of Los Angeles man. Page 2
Acting President 'Mshoney Of federation tells
miners Of plan to bring peace with operators at
Goldneid- Page 5
Taft men would force Ohio into his band
wagon BY permitting other states to hold con
ventions and take Buckeyes SlOCy. Page 1
EASTERN
Francis J. Heney discusses Oregon land fraud
cases with the president Page
Six persons seriously injured when passenger
coach is blown from the track in Colorado
gale. Page ?
James Howard takes stand in defense Of Caleb
Powers Page 8
Harry Tbaw, after playing Santa claus for
Tombs prisoners, VIII eat second Christmas din
in cell. Page a
Railroads lay $3.50 miles of new track in
1907. record close to that Of 1906, the banner
year. Page 10
Rear Admiral BrowDson. head Of navigation
bureau, resigns after last letter 10 president
and caustic criticism OF feet. Page 1
FOREIGN
Imperial edict warns Chinese populace to cease
agitsting for constitution. Page 2
Records Of great singers voices are deposited
for 100 year stay in vaults under Paris opera
house. Page s
SPORTS
Five favorites score at Emeryvilie and bettors
take home plenty Of Christmas money Page o
Bail players return from their pilgrimage to
the Hawaiisn islands. Page 8
Feather weight boxers stick closely to the ror-
tine OF training at their quarters Page 8
Charles Stencil. once the hacker of Champion
James J. Corbett ends his life by drinking
classiest field in years is entered for the field
ls-derby at Bakersfield. Page
Football elevens from the battleship Nebraska
and the cruiser Colorado win play today at
Berkeley FOR the championship Of the Pacific
station. Page 8
LABOR
An effort win be made TO settle the diner-
ences Of the local boiler makers. Page ?
Italian isbOrers apply for work Page :
MARINE
While southessters beset coasting craft liner
Alameda experiences summer weather all the
way from Honolulu. Page 10
MINING
Trading light on mining exchange, but the
leading stocks advance few points Page a3l
SOCIAL
Mrs. Afintzers dance on New Years eye VIII
be most prominent social event Of the coming
week. Page 8
FORMER BURGLAR NOW
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