The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27
EDITORIAL

EDlIOAlAL
Chambers OF commerce and other commercial
bodies OF the Pacific Coast should ask Repre-
sentstires In Congress to support BIN increasing
artillery. Page "a
Hawaii the gate at which japanese immigra-
tion can be stopped Page e
Policy OF the Postal Department IN making
fraud orders" Page "a
A long-wtnded Texas Crouch. Page "a
Neglected trade with South Americs Page "a
LEGISLATURE
Six committee vacancies csused by death Of
Assemblymsn Burke are filed. Page 80
Democrats claim that McCRrtney's bil re-
lating 10 municipal ownership is designed as an
obstacle to acquiring public utilities. Page 80
Wright's bill eliminating prejudice Of Jurors
as ground on which returned indictments may
be dismissed viii be fought by Ruehtes Page so
Bill nppropriating $4,000 10 raise salaries OF
University Of California professors introduced
in AssembIy Page 80
Bin providing that no human body shall be
cremated sooner than thirty days after death is
introduced IN Assembly Page so
Amendment providing for primary reform
is approved by Assembly committee. Page 80
CITY
william Jennings Bryan fits into state on
hurried lecture trip and in interview declares
California has law its side in japanese
school question rage -
Former wife Of Geiershofer makes damaging
statement against Coehrane. Page 2s
Supervisor Charles Boxton introduces po-
iitica discussion into Native Sons banquet and
creates wide discussion amonG members.P Page 2s
Henry r Bowie OF the japan Society OF
America speaks in praise OF the Mikado's
people. Page 2s
John sieusen. the gaspipe assassin. taken 10
San Quentin, where he VIII be hanged on
March p. Page Ss
Long fist Of witnesses subpensed IN tie Jap
anese school csse. Page IS
Knights of the Red Branch VIII arrange for
the reception Of Seumss MscManus. the Irish
author, who VIII lecture IN this city Page IS
First evangelistic missions ever held by Epis-
eopal church in the United States viii be opened
rhis evening IN San Frspeisco and Oakland
churches. Page ss
Mrs. Maud Ballington Booth discusses her
mission among prison inmates. Page AZ
Injured bull terrier goes Of own accord TO
Emergency Hospital for treatment and hsrBs
thanks when leaving. Page AZ
Que man killed and two women injured IN
accidents on street lines. Page "a
Mrs. Agusta Knudsen. formerly confined IN
sanitarium, has been missing ten weeks. Page AZ
SUBURBAN
frank Turpin Of Alameda shoots and kills
sister and then commits suicide Page 20
petty crimes reported TO Oakland police. Page 80
Sausage maker is electrocuted while cropping in
dark at switchboard 10 start machinery. Page 81
Suspect fires two shots at Policeman Larsen
when called upon TO halt. Page 80
Attorney l. S Church hned $50 FOR calling
District Attorney Everett Brown liar during /
oakland murder trial. Page Il
COAST
Seventy i've persons IN Los Angeles suffer
from sickness after eating chicken1pie din
ner Page 20
way through American and Jamison can
yons. Page ss
san Jose is stirred greatly by revelations re-
sulting from recount for office Of Sheriff. P. ss
santa Rosa City Council orders distribution Of 4
$4,000 relief fund 10 needy victims Of April /
temblor. Page 40
DOMESTIC
Americans to aid project of erecting 100000
theater in Paris. Page IS 4
General Gueely praised the courage displayed |
by San FrsnciscsDs during the days following
the April disaster. Page 40
Wall-street stock market prices 20 down under
heavy selling OF bears. Page 40 1
President Roosevelt, guest at annual dinner
Of Gridiron Club in New York, sees a monarch
in White House and Is entertained by the
kings merry rule. Page 50
James J. HiI Indignantly denies that the !
Great Northern issued "watered" stock Page 2s
Five boy operatives perish in Ere that de-
stroys Dover (N. h. cotton mill. Page SO
WASHINGTON
President Roosevelt opens crusade against
public land frauds Page SO
Senate and House hold only brief sessions
owing to funeral Of General Alger. Page 80
Representative Mann Of Illinois addresses
House on adultarstton Of seeds Pare 80
Leading statesmen Of the nation and many
diplomats attend funeral ceremonies at wash
ington home Of General Alger. Page 80
FOREIGN
Czar Nicholas confers high honor upon Meyer.
the retiring American Embassador. Page Sc
Result OF the elections in Germany a
crowning victory for Chancellor Won Bulow. and
Emperor william Joins in the rejoicings. Page 20
Embassador Bryce says at farewell dinner IN
Manchester that England values friendship Of
United States. Page SO
LABOR
Unusual interest taken in election Of officers
Of the Labor Council. George W. Bell being
elected president by close vote over Andrew
J. Gallagher. Page IS
SPORTS
Stringent rules have been made to govern
the coming suto show. Page 4b
htpLeoelLdufet q IIANcLhltl OF AGAllOI-
mia and Stanford University prepare to continue
Rugby football. Page IS
Local yachtsmen prepare for annual meet
ings and thei election OF officers. Page 53
Kercheval. horse sent up from Ascot Park.
carries light impost to an easy victory IN the
Burns handicap. Page 43
Manager Mike Riley OF Tonopah Is slow in
clinching Britt-Gans match. Page As
Football rules are changed by the governing +,
Eastern committee. Page 81 /,
MARINE
French steamer Aniral Exelmsns makes slow
progress owing to poor quality Of Japanese coal
bought at Yokohama. Page 50
Carload OF high-grade ore from eoldneld yields