The San Francisco call., 1907-02-26
EDITORIAL

EDITORIAL
sacramento's shameless lobbyists Psgs 8
A new form Of sport created by John D.
Rockefeller Page g
Whittier are we driftingi Ask the ghosts. P. 8
No more Judges needed. Page 6
LEGISLATURE
Direct primary measure is passed by Legisla-
ture and goes to Governor. Page l
Sleepy legislators just miss passing bill OBJ
noxious to the railroad Page 2
Insurance committee decides that deposits
shall apply TO foreign companies only. Page 2
CITY
Unidentified girl about % years of age drinks
carbolic acid in crowded cafe at the EN-
porium. Page
Assistant City Attorney Baggett says city has
right TO take over Spring Valley Water plant
under forfeiture clause Of State eonstitu-
ton. Page /
Members Of rehabilitation committee favor
plan Of sppropriating s1.oOo.OoO for beds in
established hospitals instead of building new
hospital with funds. Page Il
Judge Dunno sets early dates for the trials of
Ruef and Sehnitz and asserts that there shall
be no needless delays. Page Z
State offers help 10 street-cleaning commit
tees. Page Il
Supervisors receive bids for $500 of muni-
cipal bonds out OF total OF s1,573 900 offered for
sale. Page Il
United States Marshal this morning will arrest
japanese student for sending indecent letter to
American girl in Mill Valley school. Page 2
Hartman working for Federal aid In addition
10 81 Loco 900 State appropriation for the Islais
Greek harbor project Page Il
United Railroads arbitration board will file its
nndings today. Page Is
California to show that it has the most
beautiful women in America. Page Il
Lillian Gamage secures divorce from husband
on the ground OF failure TO provide. Page Z
wife-beater barbados door against police and
puts up fight Page Z
Insurance companies compromise claims Of
policy holders who suffered from April nre P. Il
SUBURBAN
Oakland clergyman takes up task of tightening
the labors of telephone operators. Page 4
State Labor Commissioner declares employees
Of miIliners are underpaid. Page 4
Harry Holly. former Reliance Club manager.
acquitted of enticing EstelIe Cunningham from
her home. Page 4
County Assessor Dalton and Mayor Mott of
Oakland engage in a political battle. Page 4
California State Eugenics Society expeIs State
organizer Page 4
COAST
Mrs. DahIgren. daughter Of Mrs Cotton weeps
oD witness stand while telling Of relations with
her late mother. Page S
Receiver asked for Oregon company. con
spiracy being alleged TO delay work. Page 5
DOMESTIC
Mrs. Thaw denies husband beat her, but
Lawyer Hummel takes stand today to identify
signed statement to that effect Page !
Mae Wood 6les suit against Senator Platt and
promises sensation. Page
Senator Bailey cxonerated By Texas Senate;
House to take up charges today. Page
I Z. B. Hartman gives explanation of gigantic
financial operations in railroad stocks by bimself
and associates. Page s
Idaho prosecutors close the case against the
alleged slayer of Tyler. Page 2
WASHINGTON
Secretary Root works in the interest Of the
ship subsidy bill. which will be passed by Con
gress this week Page s
Perkins offers amendment to sundry civil bill,
authorizing expenditure of sS75.o0o for purchase
Of subtreasury site in this city. Page 8
SPORTS
Champion Anseld Model the worlds greatest
collie, bought by a Californian. Page 8
Horses quoted at generous odds win five Of the
races at Emeryville Page
James F. flanagan, Stanford's famous coach.
resigns in accordance with physicians ad-
vice Page 8
SOCIAL
Invitations received for marriage of Prin.
cess LobanOr- -Rostorsky and Jerome Barker
Lsndheld Of Berkeley. Page 6
LABOR
Final report OF relief committee Of Typo
graphical Uniop No. p shows that it has dis
bursed s2e, ,lo455 since last April. Page :
MINING
Creditors Of Sullivan Trust Company will prob
ably sgree plan Of settlement today Page 1s
Sap Francisco and Tonopsh Board resumes
business; shares of merger enjoy good de-
mand. Page la
Report OF the Goldheld Consolidated Mines
Company shows large sum In the treasury and
rsst amount of rich ore in sight. Page IA
MARINE
Liner Mongolia passes quarantine. but her
passengers will not land until this morning ?. 8
afraid she'd do it," The woman gave