The San Francisco call., 1907-02-25

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southerly winds. Page
EDITORIAL
The mzgnstes are deeply sgitated. Page 6
Judgments on foreign Ere insurance. Page 6
The hirtaticns of Democracy. Page 6
Waste Of State funds. Page 6
LEGISLATURE
Introduction of bills in the Legislature will
come to end today. Page 2
develop a bitter fight Page
CITY
Mrs. Hall goes into hiding with child Of
which another claims to be the mother. Page
The Southern Pacific is alleged to be the
owner Of the upland surrounding Islais Creek
and thus able TO control the harbor which the
State proposes to dredge at that point. Page
City Attorney Burke will go TO Sacramento
today to work for legislation TO prevent Japa-
nese children from attending schools with white
children. Page
Memorial services held by the Ancient Order
of Druids. Page
Husband takes shot at stranger be surprises in
his wifes apartments. Page IL
Brick famine threatens the builders of San
Francisco. Page IL
Rev. c. Calvert Smcot says city needs
cleansing not only of streets, but of morals. P.
Husband attempts TO XIII wife because she
sister of Charles Moller. who killed him
self last week when bullet hsd stopped his
fight from Berkeley's chief of police. Page IL
Many paintings of high merit are shown at
exhibition given by the Sketch Club Page 8
Tenderloin deserted because of fear of more
raids by the police. Page
Controller on street car blows out. enveioping
passengers in fame, and panic follows. Pase IL
Automobile show closes at midnight after
successful season which surpassed the expecta-
tions Of the promoters. Page
Prominent men to do work on streets on
Cleaning-up Day. Page Q
SUBURBAN
Citizens Of San Mateo county wage crusade
against nickel-in slot machines. Page
Oakland man drives his wife and children
from house with razor. Page
LOYAL Sons of First Christian Church in OAK
land hold anniversary exercises Page
Oakland real estate market enjoys q boom
and the year may set new high record in
sales Page
May Farrell Is years old. given a severe
beating by her father. Page
Charles Logue. iron worker. killed and Peter
Nope. machinist, badly wounded in fight in
EmeryviIle over affections of waitress. Page 8
COAST
Fureta Chamber of f-ornn,er-a z.ores c.over,o-
GilIett for striving to control the Humboldt
Hsroor. Page
Hartman and Hill railroad systems reach
agreement for mutual protection Page
Young Mems Institute holds initiation at
Napa. Page 2
DOMESTIC
Former secretary Of Stanford white viii be
prosecutors star witness against Thaw Page
District Attorney Jerome says New York de
tectives receive share of the plunder secured
by thieves and pickpockets. Page
Parcel thrown on President Roosevelt's train
creates stir. but turns out be nag from an
sdmirer. Page g
WASHINGTON
Little popular legislation during the present
session of Congress. Page
Senator Elkins of West Virginia presents
minority report on the railroad rate law Page
FOREIGN
American doctor held by Mexican authorities
for death of woman patient Page
Troops of Nicaragua invade Honduran terri
tory. Page
Archbishop of Paris refuses to submit to the
new proposals of the French government Page
SPORTS
Oarsmen of the bay cities agree 10 plan that
will restore harmony among the several clubs P 5
Several surprises enliren the competition for
Alameda county tennis championships. Page s
A. J. Webb does some remarkable shooting in
bIuerock tournament at Ingleside. Page S
Burlingame Country Club poIoists defeat Santa
Barbara four bsndily by goals to 1. Page
R. NJ. carroll's greyhound Clyde proves surprise
in coursing stake at Ingleside. Page
WoMEN's CLUBS
Lecture on the history of war will be deliv-
cred before the California Club tomorrow by
Rev. c. Calvert Smoot. Page 6
MARINE
Captain Mstsen Of the schooner Charles R.
Wilson is thrown into the sea and escapes
death by a narrow margin Page
MINING
Mines of the state show rich strike of quartz.
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