The San Francisco call., 1907-01-28
EDITORIAL

EDITORIAL
Legislative committee TO be congratulated for
opening way for new primary laws. Page
California Legislators not alone in efforts TO
muzzle the press. Page 6
Lawyers the cause OF confusion in the Japa-
nese school case. Page
CITY
Interstate Commerce Commissioner Franklin
K. Lane arrives to hear charges OF local 3obbers
and manufacturers against Hartman railroads
Page !
Great feet Of ships from all parts Of the
world headed for San Francisco. Page
Funeral services over remains OF Henry E.
Highton conducted by Knights Templsr. Page
Executive committee OF National Guard Off
GERS to watch legislation at Sacramento Page
California promotion committee VIII strive
to get important national conventions for this
city Page IL
f. Lnienthal and two women are hurled head
long from auto wrecked by street car Page
Exclusion League viii endeaTor to have cleo
tons OF country vote on proposition TO bar Japa-
nese laborers from the United States Page l2
william Jennings Bryan visits city and lands
pluck shown IN rebuilding. Page II
Missing woman found by detectives in Napa
Asylum IS center OF strange mystery. Page IL
-Four thousand persons brave rain storm to
hear Schumann- -HeiDk sing in pavilion. Page Z
DecplAe lELL LdNeA NU4ttu hd--Abd1s ho uol
let dsy pass without sccidents. Page 7
LEGISLATURE
Assembly VIII be given an opportunity today
to 60 on record on the direct primary law.
Speaker Besrdslee is confident that the meas
ure win pass. Page
Prison reforms committee Of the Assembly
recommends the opening Of toy factory at
Folsom Penitenuary. Page
SUBURBAN
Police Of Csnforuis and Nevada work ener-
geticsuy to capture daring thief who robbed
Woodland Bsnk and attempted to negotiate
stolen drafts. Page
David Powers. arrested on charge Of insanity.
dies suddenly in the City Prison. Page
Episcopal mission meetings begun in Oakland
and VIII continue ten dsys. Page
Forty horses are burned 70 death IN q
IRE IN the Aisneds Stables. Page
Death OF Prank Turpiu and Elizabeth Turpin
near I.eons Heights regarded as a case OF mur-
der and suicide. planned and executed By the
latter. Page
Rainy season fans 70 retsro excessive realty
sales in Oakland Page 4
Three persons injured by collision OF trolley
cars IN center OF Oakland. Page
Fraternity boys at Berkeley High School viii
fight order Of Board OF Education. Page
Faculty and students Of Mills College mourn
at bier Of aged gardener. Page
Mrs. Maud Bsllington Booth holds two meet
ings and talks 70 San Quentin prisoners. Page
Marin County Grand Jury to investigate Sher
III Tsylor's charges against the Coehranes.
Page
COAST
Failure OF Pacific Syndicate Stores is blamed
goods. Page Z
Overflow Of the Colorado River threatens de-
strucrion Of the Leguns dam. Page
Luther Burbank says that plant breeding
might produce many new cereals and flowers. P. z
CHIEF engineer Of the Ocean Shore Railroad
intimatss that It viii be extended to Watson
vile. Page 2
DOMESTIC
william D. oliver is swsrded contract 70
complete the Panama Canal work Page 3
Methods of copper trust are exposed and
Federal intervention asked. Page 2
German dramstst, Ludwig Fulds, praises
Americans in his new book. Page
Neither the 'unwritfen law nor emotional
insanity win be pleaded in defense Of Thsw. P.
Dr. Anita McGee fsvors re-estsblishrent Of
canteen in American srny. Page 8
Joint commission suggests changes IN postal
regulations Page 3
New York woman arrested for having branded
stepchildren with a redhot iron explains that
she was the victim Of . resistless mania P. .
SPORTS
Managers uf the San Francisco baseball team
purchase site for park and win equip It
on an up-to-dste scale Page 5
Manager Mike Riley Of Tonopsh expresses
his willingness 70 post the Gsns-Britt purse at
once. Page 5
California Oaks VIII be run at Emeryvine
next Saturday. Page
Severe coursing causes the defeat Of the
young greyhound Cheyenne in the final against
Dan Finnegsn at Ingleside Page 5
Gunner n. A. Harris Of the Naval Militia Off
GERS makes a high score WIN revolver at She'll
mound. Page
Stanford trustees make gift Of $4,000 TO be
used in improving the universitys athletic
grounds. Page
MARINE
Steamship Santa Rita reaches port after
long voyage from New York. Page 8
MINING
Suit to be brought to stop the mining dredges
in operation in the oroville district Page 9
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