The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-07-25

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Johnson's lost mustaehe. Page 8
GRAFT
District Attorney Lsngdon prevents passage
Of resolution By supervisors making Spring Val
ley water company present ,of s16o.ooo Of the
city's money. Page
Vice President thinner OF the Pacific tele
phone and telegraph company again refuses 20
testify against Louis Glass and Is fined $500 in
addition to being sent back to the county
Jail. Page !
CITY
Creditors and mother of heirs wage legal
battle for control OF estate Of man who died IN
the almshouse. Page IL
United Railroads authorizes 5000, 900 issue
OF preferred stock and offers special Inducements
to purchasers. Page IL
Wife OF prominent merchant obtains dis
missal Of her interlocutory decree Of divorce
and thus prevents him from marrying again P. is
Two American citizens are jailed In Salvador
because they refuse to loan money to the gov
eminent. Page Is
Warrant charging embezziement issued for
the arrest OF Mrs. Mary Lawior at the In
stance OF her aged mother. Page s
Mayor Taylor refuses to recognize signature
OF Schmitz and as a result retired teachers
pensions are held up. Page le
Secretaries straus and Garfield deliver op-
timistic addresses before industrial peace CON
ference. Pages Sc
Primary election registration reaches. total of
81 1.0oo, an increase OF 10000 over total for
Secretary Garfield reopens consideration Of the
Hetch Hetchy water project, and asks contendins
sides to submit briefs. Page le
Eight survivors Of Columbia wreck reach San
Francisco With tales OF terror regarding their
battle against death in swirling sea. Page
SUBURBAN
Secretary Garfield in address at the University
Of California declares that excesses OF both
corporations and organized labor will be stamped
out and that country will be cured Of industrial
Ills within few years. Page z
Bandit tries to held up auto uesr Oakland
but has to run to save his life. Fass Z
Wife Of Oakland man Giles suit for divorce
on charge that he beat her with shoe. Page z
southern Pacific buys land in oakland for loop
system for electrical trains TO mole. Page Z
Alameda supervisors announce that they ap-
prove Of general increase of valuations by
assessor, as it viii keep the tax rate down to an
attractive point for investors. Page :
COAST
Steamship George ". Elder arrives at Portland
with many survivors of the wrecked liner
Columbia. Page 2
Miss MsybelIe Watson Of Berkeley. heroine Of
Columbia wreck. arrives at Portland and re-
ceives great praise for her heroism. Page 2
DOMESTIC
Grand jury is summoned at Clinton. H.. to
take up AsgIH case; girl wife 10 be prosecuted
for forgery in writing letters. Page
Bryan to announce his candidacy for president
at q great banquet to be held in Lincoln early
in the fall. Page I
Attorney Darrow proves himself briIlispt
orator and master Of denuncistion in his plea
to Boise jury. Page 4
SPORTS
Hugh MCGOWAN wins mile handicap event Mt
The Meadows in I:39 nat. Page II
Fair Play annexes the Montauk stake st
Brighton, carrying o,ooo in added money. ?. 10
Coast lesgue baseball scores: Oakland g. Ssu
Francisco 2 90 inninssl; Portland 3, Los An
geles 1. Page 10
NeIson and Britt show no signs OF letting up
In their heavy training work. Page 10
Manager Nolan and Joe Gars are nearly
agreed upon conditions for return match for
&35. 900 purse in Reno. Page IL
Registration committee OF the Pacific athletic
association expeis A. Riordsn suspends william
Nelson for one year and rerokes sanction granted
Irish American athletic club for an indoor
meet. Page 10
LABOR
secretary OF san francltco brewers union re-
turns from successful mission to Los An
geles. - Page II
Steam laundry workers wiz enjoy entertain.
ment Monday evening. Psss II
MARINE
Liner Siberia will ssiI today for the orient
with many well known people on board. Page II
MINING
There viii be no labor troubles in GoldheId.
according To seemingly reliable information. 2. Is
SOCIAL
Mrs. Francis G. Nerlands arrives in city and
Is guest at Fsirmont hotel Page
Congressman Longwortb and wife entertained
at luncheon at BurIingame By Mrs. Rudolph
spreckels and at reception in the evening by
Mrs. Eleanor Martin. Page {