The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-05-21
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San FrsnciscO's cleanup win be thorough P. s
Ruef is no repentant sinner. Page 8
Incompetent naval constructors. Page 8
Steel rails and friendship. Page
STRIKE SITUATION
President Cornelius of Garments union declares
that company's cars will soon be unserviceable
owing TO lack Of repairers. Page
Strike settles down to campaign on part of
carmen to prevent public from riding on the
cars. Pare
Teamsters continue to hinder operations Of
cars by obstructing tracks Page
Dynamite bombs are found on tracks of sutter
street extension in early morning. Page
General indignation is aroused over insulting
Of women on cars by hoodlums; police judges
punish offenders severely, and Governor GilIett
speaks his mind vigorously on the matter. P. 8
Calhoun announces that the Fillmore and the
Hayes and Masonic avenue lines wiz be reopened
today. Page
Carmen inaugurste boycott plans against re-
tail stores. Page
GRAFT
schmitz appears in court ready for trial, but
goes until today to enable the prose
cution to prepare afAdavits combating the
change Of venue plea. Page
Officials OF the gas company produce their
books before the grand jury during the investi-
cation of the S5 cent rate Doodle. Page
Former Police Commissioner o'Grady testihes
before grand jury that slot machine graft netted
Schmitz $4,000. Page
Committee of seven resigns and retires after
nnal refusal Of graft prosecutors TO cooperate
with it. Page /
Commercial bodies win engage attorneys 20
prosecute vigorously ali street hoodlums. Page
CITY
Lawrence Mu-nbx q Iaborer 7s vaars NJ are
was arrested yesterday for beating his aged
wife TO death with hammer. Page IS
Arrangements have been completed for ten
days festival TO be given for beneht of st.
James school for boys Page 1e
Supervisors favor rebuilding OF Gesry street
road as an electric conduit system and oper-
ating it under municipal control Fage 8
Resolution is introduced before board OF super-
visors calling the United Railroads for a
complete resumption OF service on all car lines
by next Thursday under penalty Of forfeiture OF
franchises. Page
Club women greet officers of national congress
Of mothers and discuss parent teacher asso-
citation Page l6
Members Of building exchange will meet to-
tural business. Page 16
SUBURBAN
Oakland woman boreewhips brother in law,
whom she accuses OF having DETAINED her char
acter to her husband. Page 6
Western power company to spend 5000 600 ON
auxiliary plant at Oakland and to reach San
Francisco by submarine cable system with high
power lines. Page
Corte MADEIRA house cleaners discover that
mosquito pest may be banished by use OF CON-
pressed air. Page 8
Mrs. Hiram T. Bradley again sues for divorce,
changing her ground from extreme cruelty to
failure to provide. Page 6
COAST
State Senator Boynton orders suit begun to
set aside San Quentin grain bag sale. Page S
Honda wreck, in which 30 persons were killed.
due to careless section foreman, who had loos-
ened rails and neglected to send out nag
man. Page 2
Proceedings brought for the appointment Of
guardian for aged Millionaire Bryson of Los An
geles are dismissed. Page 2
DOMESTIC
Presbyterian general assembly votes in favor
of plan placing church government in control
OF executive commissions. Page 8
Attorneys battle for every inch Of ground in
Haywood case and small hope is entertained Of
completing jury this week. Page l
FOREIGN
Triple assassination of Odessa police officials
supplies Black Hundreds with excuse for merci-
less attack upon Jews. Page S
Revolt spreading in Central America and situa-
tion is approaching crisis in Salvador. Page 8
SPORTS
After seventeen straight victories the New
York Giants are defeated by st. Louis Page 2
James R. Keene's Superman, ridden by Walter
Miller, wins the $50. 900 Brooklyn handicap. P. z
Horses run more closely TO form at Emeryvilie
and three fsvorites bring down purses. Page 7
Olympic club directors discuss building plans
with architect and contractors Page z
MARINE
Oceanic steamship compaDy's liner Maripcsa
which will sail today, Will carry large number
Of tourists to Tahiti Page II
MINING
Senator Nixon In signed statement reviews
the Goldneld conditions and predicts great out.
put from mines. Page Is
LABOR
Sacramento unions promise to assist in recep-
uon to national irrigation congress in septem-
Der. Page 8