The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09
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Exalted law breakers Page 80
An insidious attack On the quick lunch. Page az
Comparative loyalty of enlisted men Page 80
Fayorioe sons on parade Page SO
STRIKE SITUATION
Conciliatiou committee meets and hears state
ment Of Cornelius In reply to Calhoun; end of
laundry strike IN sight; Western Union teleg-
raphers appeal for committee's mediation P. 2s
Two big catches of dynamite are found and
police take possession Of deadly STUFF. Page Is
GRAFT
Calhoun. Mutually, Ford and Abbott in court
to answer indictments; counsel makes motion to
set aside and tries every legal device IN effort
to learn what testimony Abe Ruef gave before
grand jury. Page 22
Startling disclosures expected when grand
jury takes up investigation tomorrow of dy-
namite shipments; police admit that they sus-
pect police. Page 2s
Elisor Biggy accuses ex-Sergeant of Police
Reuben A Wolf and G. E. vannetta, private
detective, Of being concerned In plot to tam
per with the Schmitz uial jury, Page FL
CITY
Master mariner testihes against sailors union
IN hearing before Referee Clement Bennett P.36
Mrs. Ruth whear sues husband for divorce
and asks that court enjoin him from visiting her
candy store and injuring- the business. Page So
Bar association grievance committee sets trial
of Judge Hebbard for next Saturday. Page 35
Crisis viii be reached tomorrow in Schmitz
trial, when Judge Dunno will decide question of
admitting new evidence. Page 81
Congressional party returns on transport sher.
man from "Trip TO Hawaii Page 20
Congressman Fred c. Stevens says the future
of the Hswsiisn islands is purely political
question hinging upon the Dingley tariff
Law. Par. Ia
Mystery surrounding the suicide Of Jacob
woliner, the wool merchant, dispelled by
knowledge that be had violated family trust
and embezzled from brother in laws es-
estate. Page 81
legendary attempts made to burn two build
inSs in the Richmond district. Page IS
Night Ere of unknown origin causes property
loss OF 500, 900 in Bryant street Page 35
SUBURBAN
Judge Waste sentences Thomas Middlemlss to
Eve years for fraud Page "a
Son of former Chief Justice Heydenfeidt is
sued for divorce on ground of extreme
cruelty. Page 35
Prof. Morris G. James. head OF Berkeley hign
school, Indignantly denies charge made by
pupil. Page "a
City Attorney Simpson of Alameda says that
he is ready to pay his wife for support. Page "a
Shortage of $4,000 is reported to have been
found in Contra Costa county tax collector
Office Page 81
COAST
Railroad detectives believe that recent train
derailments were caused by demented Mexican,
formerly emplcye of the Southern Pacific
company Page Is
DR.. Van Tssseu, who disappeared from mis-
home in Berkeley 10 days ago. is located in
Portland, victim Of strange mishap. Page FL
DOMESTIC
Roosevelt is accused of plagiarism by Rev. W.
]. Long. the naturalist. Page 4s
Shortage is discovered in accounts of CLERK
employed for Il years IN Chicago's post
office Page 2e
Harry Orchard undergoes another session #
grilling at hands Of Attorney Richardson, but
his incriminating story is only strengthened P.29
Twenty-nine persons are known to be dead
as result Of middle west storms Page 2s
FOREIGN
Congress for settlement of Central American
disputes is planned by DR.. Reyes. Page zs
SPORTS
Tennis match, Mclaughlin and James versus
Murdoch and Hunt, VIII be played on the public
courts today. Page 81
ssnfara easily wins the Hurrah handicap in
fast time at Emeryville and Daruma equals a
coast record. Page 81
Virtually all Of the better class Of thorough
breds now racing at Emeryv1lle are entered for
Seattle's fourteen stakes Page Ss
81. A. (Chick) Wright. amateur champion
biIlisrdist OF the Pacific coast win meet George
W. Kennedy In match at 1872 balk line. Page SO
San Francisco and Los Angeles win coast
league baseball games Page 2s
Cleveland and Chicago tied for first place In
the American league race. Chicago nationals
increase their lead over New York Page 10
Olympic club athletes win compete in Pacific
northwest championships at Seattle. Page 81
Lick athletes elect Ralph Hupp to the track
capacity for netx season Page 81
Motor car enthusiasts are planning for many
tours into picturesque districts in the interior
Of the state. Page 80
Automobiles are barred from the Yosemite
valley. Page 3S
May Sutton defeated by Mrs. sterry. the
ern tennis championship. Page 81
Rival promoters are strngglins-to secure the
Nelson Britt fight Page 81
LABOR
Laundry workers will meet today and may
vote 10 accept compromise agreement offered oy
Cancellation committee. Page os
Electricians debating bitterly at late hour
whether strike vote shall be rescinded. Page IS
MARINE
Transport Sherman arrives from Manila and
Honolulu crowded with passengers. Page. IS
MINING
Mining shares Of Nevada get another boost IN
the local exchanges In Saturdays dealings P. 81
Broker A. J. Moore denies that Mohawk con-
solidated mining and leasing company will stop
work II lease is not extended. Page 81
SOCIAL
Engagement of Miss Estelle Peters of Mill