The San Francisco call., 1907-06-04

The impudent Pullman monopoly Page 8
A lesson for California Page
A chattering senator. Page
Vagrant vegetables of Berkeley. Page
STRIKE SITUATION
Two hundred electrical workers strike in SYM
pathy with telephone operators. Page
Governor Gillett to assist conciliation commit
tee in bringing about conferences with President
Calhoun of United Railroads and President Scott
OF telephone company with view OF settling
strikes. Pages 2
enlargement Of scope OF committee of ten close
watch to be maintained in governmental af-
fairs. Page 2
Haight street car wrecked by bomb. but pas
sengers escape injury; Daniel White striking
carman. captured after chase and charged with
crime Page
CRAFT
Grand jury returns charges Of misfeasance IN
office against Chief of Police Oman. Page
Eleven Jurors are secured for trial of case
against Schmitz and defense exhausts It's per-
emptory challenges Page
Reagan TO be star witness of the prosecution
Of Mayor Schmitz. Page 8
CITY
Liabilities of $4,000 given as the reason for
the disappearance Of Edward Pond, OF
q Aotnict md8oI ol odu II EdLeiSSO &dEe \
DR.. Edward B. Perrin. indicted with John A.
Benson, makes pitiful appeal for speedy
trial Page Q
Supervisors amend municipal budget so special
tax viii be levied for street improvements in
stead Of Geary street road. Page Is
Supervisors wrangie attempt to force
utilities committee to report resolution for
feiting franchises of United Railroads. Page
Attorney quarrels with Sheriff o'Neil and tells
~. a. -
come next Page
contesting heirs Of Jacob Davis TO carry fight
to break viii into United States supreme
court. Page Is
Defendant IN divorce suit carries pistol 70
court. but disclaims murderous intent. Page 9
Principal and 5snitress Of Richmond school
complain to board OF education that new order
menaces children. Page
Elsie Ehardt granted divorce from soldier
after her mother testifes that he had won her
daughter away in courtship from a sailor by
means of love potion. Page 16
SUBURBAN
Oakland city council decides upon immediate
seizure of all tide hands lying between the
broad gauge mole and the Western Pacifc's
strip and will fence in the area with line u
piles. Page
Case of Dr. F. II. Van Tassell, who disap-
peared last Thursday from Berkeley, continues
to battle police. Page
Oakland steam laundries resume as ..open
shops Union denounces university students
who work in place of the strikers. Page
Governor GiIlett recedes from position in tilt
with regents over architects to superintend state
university buildings. Page
Sheriff begins crusade against roadhouse re-
sorts selling liquor without permits. Page
COAST
Laundry workers and teamsters of San Jose
90 out on strike Page
DOMESTIC
Court OF appeals sustains sentence OF con-
tractors implicated in big Savannah harbor
fraud. Page 10
Complete jury is sworn for the trial of VII
liam d. Haywood and introduction OF testimony
by the prosecution viii begin today. Page 5
FoREIGN
Feeling OF uneasiness prevails in Tokyo
cerning future relations between America and
Japan. Page II
Missionaries fee from Chinese rebels to Swa-
tow and II is reported American squadron has
been ordered to concentrate. Page 8
Union leaders call on strike which has tied
up the ports Of France. Page II
SPORTS
Well backed thorcughbreds win four races at
Emeryville and book makers have an improbable
day. Page
Montgomery. ridden by Radtke, wins the
Jockey club stake ct Belmont. Page
Britt and Nelson, the latter represented by
Manager Billy Nolan, agree upon terms for a
return match. Page
LABOR
Telegraphers' union presents schedule to Postal
and Western Union, but latter declines To
negotiate. Fage 3
MARINE
United States cruiser Milwaukee, with trial
officers on board, sails for Santa Barbara cha1-.
mel for final general test. Page IL
MINING
Local mining stock boards resume business and
sell southern Nevada shares with general de-
cline In prices Page 10
Deal is made by which combination Of mines
in the Lee district is effected, involving ex-
penditure Of 100000. Page Is