The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-08-06
EDITORIAL

hocke1eller, the Msrtyr. Page
"A Nasty Little Busybody'' Page S
The Gospel Of Ghosts Page g
Policeman and Bailir. Page 6
Snap Judgment on the Miners Page
CRAFT
Six more tslesmen are placed in jury box at
trial Of Halsey. with two more to select before
jury is completed Page i
CITY
Reform wing of the republican party will nght
Arthur Fisk in his own district Page !
Faulty side bearings on new Southern Pa
cihc fruit cars held responsible for numerous
wrecks. Page "A
Supervisors order United Railroads to remove
overhead trolley Of Sutter street system along
Market street TO the ferries Page "A
Case against John A. Benson and DR.. Edward
B. Perrin for alleged land fraud is taken under
sdvisement Page
Augustin Rodriguez. Porto Ricsn. shoots and
kills his rival in Clay street and attempts life
Of woman. Page IA
Case of Ill treated crew involves China, Ger
many and America in tangle Page II
Supervisors will investigate accounts OF audi
tor and treasurer and reconstruct city hall AMI
hail Of justice. Page IA
Several officers and enlisted men make high
scores at Monterey rife shoot and are entitled
to enter competition at Fort Sheridan Page i3
Supervisors propose new hond issue bearing
per cent interest for city and county hospital TO
be located on present site, instead OF almshouse
tract. Page Z
Supreme court issues alternative writ of man
date to test legality of appointment made by
Mayor Taylor. Page 5
SUBURBAN
Professor NJ. E. Jappa Of Berkeley declares
there is more food value in sack of peanuts
than in porrerhouse steak Page 4
Berkeley contractor. held On charge of be-
ing insane, blames his troubles on his
landiady. Page
Aeronsat and wife badly injured by explosion
Of tank Of gasoline near Martinez. Page
Mrs. Elizabeth Nagle. wife OF leading fruit,
Inzussues for divorce, alleging that a queenly
beauty ruled her home. Page
COAST
John P, Quinn. Reno gambler. Wills $1,000
600 fortune to the eight year old son Of a
friend. Page
Attempt of Controller Nye to increase assess
ment Of big railroads blocked by state board Of
equalization Page
Larry Sullivan, one time Goldheld promoter,
has falling out with partner in Reno and is ar
rested for assault with intent to kin. Page 4
Ice famine imminent In the interior as a result
Of the lack Of for shipment Page
Los Angeles district attorney is seeking evil
dence Of Cartwright antitrust law violation by
coal dealers. Page 9
DOMESTIC
Following the murder of Dayton, O.. girl
and the mortal wounding Of her male companion,
her two brothers and sister are arrested N
suspicion. Page 8
Colonel Thomas Smell of Illinois leaves 81. ooo.-
900 estate to be divided 20 years after death Of
youngest heir living now PaSe
Court Of appeals will finally dispose Of stand
ard oil rebate case, because appeal cannot be
taken TO supreme court Page i
New York police beat OF angry mobs threaten
ing men charged with many new attacks on
little girls Page
Government officials amused at the attmept
Of Canadians TO seize island in Lake sHpe-
rior. Page 3
Commander Peary ready to sail within few
days on polar expedition. Page
Demented Baltimore woman strsngIes her two
babies thinking she was merely putting them to
sleep. Page 2
FOREIGN
Cruiser ready to lombard Casa Blanca in
event Of new outbreak; trouble spreading TO
other Moroccan towns Page
SPORTS
Mccarter takes the Saratoga handicap from
his stable mate. Running Water. Page 8
Detroit takes the head in the American league
race Page s
Long shots have an inning at The Meadows
rscetraek. Page
Weeks yachting program at cowes under aus.
pices Of London club is opened; the Kaiser's
Meteor is beaten. PAGE 9
Cans and Britt agree upon terms for a match
and VIII fight in or near this city Page
LABOR
r.+h.-s, mt, - or., IA. .o..-L.
building OF its home. Page 2
MARINE
Japanese liner Nippon Maru brings big ship
ment of raw silk from the orient. Page Q
MINING
Notwithstanding the promise Of a dividend in
Goldheld Consolidated mines the bears succeed
IN beating prices down. Page Is