The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-05-25
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sTRIkE SITUATION

STRIKE SITUATION
United Railroads may invoke the states new
antitrust law. conteDding that the union is an
association formed to restrain trade" Page
Patronage of cars increases on ths north of
Market street lines. Page 5
Company claims that it was compelled be-
cause OF violence to discontinue service on two
outlying roads. Page 5
Police are said to be overtaxed in efforts %
guard all lines in operation. Page 5
General Lausk sends hurry call for governor.
who on arrival finds no occasion for alarm;
graft prosecutors say adjutant was formerly
Southern Pacific employe and his action is re
gsrded significant Page
Governor again denounces stone throwing and
repeats threat of calling in state troops. Page
Sergeant Blank finds bomb -on track of Eighth
and Eighteenth streets line and prevents blowing
up Of car. Page
Strike breaker probably fatally hurt by flying
brick. Page
CRAFT
Two members of grand jury, leave meeting
room before indictments returned to
court. Page /
At trial of scbmitz side light reveals graft
in school department in which Ruef was con
cerned. Page
Patrick Calhoun, will bear hrunt Of prosecu-
tion on charge of giving bribes to secure trolley
franchise. Page
schmitz. Ruef. Calhoun and United Railroads
officials and Louis Glass are named in nineteen
indictments for bribe giving Page.1
Detective Burns son while watching the homo
OF Fugitive A. h. DetwiIer in Toledo arouses
suspicion of policeman and is arrested. Page 2
Bonds for more than half million dollars viii
be required of indicted bribe sivers. Page 2
CITY
Civic bodies appear before supervisors to petit
tion for appropriations in budget for public
improvements. Page IA
William H Mills. land agent for the Central
Pacific, dies after long and energetic services to
the Golden State. Page "A
Count Won Egidi'' who led lively career
in San Francisco and then disappeared, de-
serting his bride. falls into hands OF secret
service men at Cincinnati. Page
SUBURBAN
Santa Fe and Southern Pacific negotiate over
freight transfer arrangements along harbor for
benefit OF Oakland shippers. Page 4
May fete of the free kindergartens of Oak
land win be held today in Idora park. Page 4
COAST
One faction of fruit shippers in south prose
cutes Santa Fe for what the other is demanding
from the southern Pacific in complaint before
interstate board. Page 8
Judge welch renders decision that A. b.
Langford is legal sheriff of Santa Clara
county. Page 8
Negro believed to be murderer Jesse Coe
of Indianapolis captured in Los Angeles after
be had piled razor pursuing police
man. Page 4
DOMESTIC
Special commissioner reports to Missouri su-
preme court that sufficient evidence exists TO
oust Standard oil trust from state. Page
Examination of taIesmen in Hayward
proceeds slowly, many Of them having formed
opinions; 1t is possible that county's supply of
jurymen win be exhausted before the box is
filed. Page
Taggart of divorce case fame Page
Captain Mclaughlin OF New York police de-
partment. who is involved in the unsavory
Gould divorce case, suddenly takes advantage Of
his privilege to retire on $500 PEN
sion. Page
SPORTS
San Francisco defeats Oakland in a twelve
inning game. score / to o; Los Angeles defeats
Portland. score to 0. Page
Nelson and Nolan are ready to talk fight
with Jimmy Britt Page
MINING
Local exchanges and the camps Of Nevada
are stirred by move to make stock deliveries
prompt. Page 1s
MARINE
In spite of dust and car strike large crowd
assemble at Pacific Mail wharf to witness de-
parture of big Mongolia. Page
SOCIAL
Miss Edna Foote and Porter Garnett to be
married on June l. Page
LABOR
Member of peace committee makes report TO
labor council local strikes. Page