The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23
EDITORIAL

EDITORIAL
Too much noise on the front benches Page 6
Diplomacy reduced to absurdity. Page 6
Fire insurance and the law. Page S
Blind to our own interests Page
LEGISLATURE
Senator Leavitt says Guy Earl tricked him in
inducing him to introduce Innocent measure that
aimed at repeal Of railroad crossing bill Page
Salaries of Judges IN several counties are
raised. Page 8
Assembly denies reconsideration OF the spur
track bill. Page 8
Redemption of Republican party pledge for
honest primaries Is finally in hands of the
Senate. Page 8
JAPANESE QUESTION
False reports of abuse of japanese in this city
hamper President in carrying out settlement
with Toxic Government Page l
Walter Macarthur editor of Coast Seamen's
Journal denounces schmitz for attitude at Jap
anese conference in Washington and calls him
fool. Page /
In interview at Los Angeles Archbishop RIor-
dan opposes admission OF Japanese TO schools
and says Presidents policy was wrong. Page
CITY
Dr. Henry Gibbons Jr, newly elected presi-
]
DR.. Ellinwood for his disposal of 100000 be-
quest. Page Il
Attendance at auto show sets new record and
more cars are sold than on all other preceding
days put together. Page 5
Merchants subscribe to fund to keep streets
permanently repaired and cleaned. Page Il
Committee OF FIVE. representing insurance
companies. makes interesting report analyzing
San Frsncisco's billion-dolar FIRE. Page II
Grand Jury to investigate funds Of theater
proprietors and saloon men which are to go to
Ruef for projection purposes. Page 9
Mrs. oddie and daughter of Tonopah mar
rowIy escape death in runaway In front Of Pal
Hotel. Page II
H. j. Perazzi schmitt veteran in North
Beach campaigns. would ill vacant chair IN Po-
lice Commission. Page 12
creston Clarke has wide range for dramatic
McAllister-street car celebrating washington's
birthday, tries to enter saloon, but is stopped
by wreeking Page IA
SUBURBAN
Mayor Mott of Oakland makes appeal to citi-
to go to the polls Page
Legislators will visit Berkeley today and in
spect the proposed site for the capital Page 4
Goods of State University celebrate ''woman's
day. with regatta, basketball games. dance
ana Ine publication OF 1ue HeIlcan. rage =
Candidates for postmastership Of Oakland are
not numerous. Page 4
Oakland. Alameda and Berkeley cut of from
milk supply as result of strike of drivers Page
Arthur Lefkovits. retired mining man of Oak
land, kills himself as result of estrangement
from wife. Page
COAST
Work of building Fresno Monterey Railroad to
commence April l. Page 8
DOMESTIC
District Attorney Jerome ready to admit that
Harry Thaw is insane and may ask that whites
slayer be committed to the asylum for the Grim
inal insane. Page
President and Mrs. Roosevelt go to Boston to
pay visit TO their sons, Theodore and Kermit P.3
Grover Cleveland the orator at the Union
day in Chicago. Page g
Special limited between New York and Chi
cago jumps track. injuring hfty-four per-
sons. Page 5
WASHINGTON
asks States to pass laws to discrimination
against uniforms Page Q
Congress will limit the power Of special agents
Of the Interior Department. Page
SPORTS
Hartweil of the Oakland High School wins
the ross-country run. Page
Trapsbooters' League holds initial shoot at
Ingleeide. Page
Boots DurneIrs crack colt, Temaceo, wins
the Californis Derby at EmeryviIle racetrack PIT
Two exciting games of polo are played at
Burlingame between teams representing North
ern and Southern California. Page
LABOR
Dual organization OF inside wiremen may be
formed by the Building Trades Council. Page Q
MARINE
Liner City Of Panama, the finding of whose
Hferafts caused fears Of a disaster. arrives from
the isthmus. Page 10
MINING
President Hickey says Sullivan Trust Com
pany will have assets of 81, 600. 600 after paying
all its claims in full. Page II
SOCIAL
Members Of polo team from south give dinners
and uncheons at Burlingame Club Page