The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-04-04
EDITORIAL

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EDITORIAL
Hearst succeeds in defeating Mayor Dunno of
Chicago. Page
Edward H. Hsrim.n's picture of him
self Page
Chief of Police pinsn is repeuttug at
leisure. Pagss
CRAFT SCANDAL
Board Of Supervisors decides to have no more
dealings with indicted Mayor Page
Dufey expecting some fatter Doodle
when Home Company began work. Page !
Eight veniremen examined in Ruef trial and
four are passed subject TO challenge. Page
Ruef surprised to learn that Supervisors have
forssken Schmitz and describes their confessions
as fairy tales Page 2
GerstIe. Thomas and Beedy make oath before
Grand Jury that they know nothing Of Home
company's boodling. Page 2
Fugitive Detviler still eIudes detectives at
Telodo and trail has been lost. Page Q
CITY
Score of persons burned to death in Potrero
Hotel Page
City Engineer woodward recommends that
100000 be provided for new sewers and pave
ments. Page 6
General Superintendent Palmer Of the South
cru leltS OF company S Q0SIlilty TO IdDOr
unionism. Page 1e
Loss occssioned by aresin Central power plant
not so great as thought at first. machinery
being found only slightly damaged and capable
of resuming the lighting of the city. Page IL
Court appoints receiver for estate Of W. j.
Pattosien. the furniture dealer who fed with
his stenogrspher- Page 1e
Identity Of Susie johnson, domestic and
high kicker. is disclosed in person OF Mrs A.
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Bulk Of $1,000 reward offered for capture of
gaspipe thugs goes to JeweIer Behrendt P. is
American Federation Of Labor may support
union men who ignore P. H. McCarthy's order
TO quit work on Fairmopt Hotel. in which
event all San Francisco unions will have to
choose between the federation and the Building
Trades Council Page 8
SUBURBAN
Congressman Knorlsud delivers in Oakland
lecture on Panama canal Page 10
West Berkeley saloons not closed By the new
prohibition ordinance. Page 10
Wife Of Brewer Heyer Of Hayward is granted
divorce the ground OF desertion. Page 10
Drivers of sprinkling wagons in Oakland
threaten 10 quit unless pay is Increased. Page 10
Berkeley advertising agent accused of having
forged release of mortgage. Page 10
COAST
16s 400 acres of reclaimed land in Sacramento.
San Joaquin and Contra Costa counties. P.
United States District Attorney foiled in
prosecution of STANDARD Oil Company and South
ern Pacific Company for rebating in California,
evidence having been destroyed IN San Francisco
FIRE. Page
DOMESTIC
President Roosevelt believes Hartman. Rookie
feller aud Hearst are in conspiracy to defeat the
Federal control Of railways. Page /
Binger Hermann. on trial in Washington, D.
c.. for destroying public records, testi6es in his
own behalf Page
prisoner is confident that he will be adjudged
competent. Page
President appoints W. c. Van Fleet to new
Federal- Judgeship. Page
Insanity to be ithe defense of Mrs. Alma
Bradley, the slayer of Senator Brown. Page
FOREIGN
Secretary Taft will favor Panama republic
by limiting importations for canal employees. P.5
SPORTS
In the last twenty-four races run at Emery
Vile only two favorites have won and many
Of the public choices have finished out of the
money Page
Construction of automobile boulevard around
Clear Lake. in Lake County, is to be COM
menced at once. Page
Spike Robson of England fights Abe Attell of
California TO standstill IN six-round bout P.
willus Britt and Morris Levy to be legislated
out Of the four.round boxing game. Page
San Francisco baseball team is due today
from its training grounds at Bakersfield P.
LABOR
Union bIacksmitbs and helpers employed by
concerns in Alameda County win their demand
for increase in wages. Page 8
MARINE
Pacific Mail liner Acapulco brings unusually
large number of passengers from Panama and
way ports. Page IL
MINING
Goldheid mining stocks responded to a more
hopeful feeling concerning settlement Of difficult
ties and prices advance. Page
SOCIAL
Farewell dance given Mayor Stephenson at
Preside is attended by all the army people and
many from town. Page