The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-11-22


canal bonds and one year certificates until later
date. but many offers for small lots reach the
treasury department. Page
Due de Chaulues tells reporter that be had
no difsculty IN winning the hand Of Miss Theo-
dors Shonts. Page
New regulations prohibiting all religious
teaching in New York schools puts reference
10 Christmas and Santa Clans under iie
bar. Page
Miss Helen Mar tesH6es that Mrs. Howard
COULD, before marriage told her OF TOO great in
tinscr WITH Buffalo BILL Page
COAST
Insane mans purchase made Oh credit. ties uo
shares Of stock worth Sl,2So'ooe. Page
EDITORIAL
san Franclsco's best advertisement. Page
Lack Of dignity, says Gerber. Page
Lessons in courtship. Page
Politics AT the bargain counter. Page
LEGISLATURE
Committee Of asseublrmen headed by Grove
T. johnson reject all bills proposed by Governor
GilIett sud their tactics in blocking legislation
causes first three days OF extra session to be
virtually barren OF results. Page 1
substitute bills are framed 70 allow courts Of
state to bold trials on holidays. Page
senate passes bill granting tax paying ex-
tension Of 50 days from November IS, when the
arst instsllmeut OF current taxes would have
become delinquent. Page 2
Assembly by unsDimous vote adopts senate
concurrent resolution carving into eject four San
Francisco charter amendments. Page
CITY
Commercial relations between san Frsnclsee
aud Los Angeles brought 10 stsudstili by the
setlou OF The bankers n the latter city IN
deciding to meet their obligations in their 'o~sl
clearing house funds only Page
Trans Mississippi commercial congress votes to
meet in San Francisco next year. Page 4
Warm words are exchanged iu courtroom by
Superintendent Kane Of humane society and At
toroey ]. J. Guilfoyle during contest for cuss
tody Of child Page
Psrkside company agrees TO construct line in
Twentieth avenue instead OF Nineteenth end
supervisors committee decides TO report favor
ably on franchise. Page 3
Foctpsd insults woman and steal. her purse in
early morning. Page 10
joan Allen bar teodsr. charges that Police
man James NJ. DunuiDg bit him in the face md
beat him With revolver Page I6
begin movement for consolidating Greater sdu
Francisco. Page 1
Pursuing runaway team. Fireman Thomas
Kesne comes upon his own child unconscious in
the street and the little one dies in his arms
few minutes later. Page
Mrs. Ethel NJ sutton will contest husband IS
suit for divorce and viii hle cross complaint
asking that she be awarded decree. Page
Unsafe buildings at the home for adult blind
menace the lives OF inmates. Page IS
CATION OF mysterious death OF companion
in hotel Page 16
Laborer fearfully burned BY jokers in saloon.
who poured brandy on his clothes and set them
CD fire. Page 16
Prince salmon Of Tahiti is arrested on charge
Of defrsvdinE bis creditors and is locked up in
police station. Page 1e
SUBURBAN
Vandalism Of students at the Berkeley unircr-
sty library causes the withdrawal of many
valuable books from circulation. Page IL
Two men killed in explosion in gelatin mix
ing house Al Pinole, the disaster said 10 have
been caused by Chinese seeking re-
7euEe. Page II
Captain William Lsvless. inventor Of tie
stellar compass, returns to Alsmeds after re-
ceiripg unusesI honors in England. Page IL
Fugitive fcrger sends smislesding telegram
that be is dying and is promptly ar
rested Page II
SPORTS
AutOnobflists in an informal run to Redwood
Ctr on Sunday VIII traverse the new boulc-
Joker Walter Miller. the marvellous one,
arrives frem Ner York and at once resumes
riding at Emeryrine, landing one winner during
the afternoon. Page 10
New York racing associations distributed
s2,eis.4 4o2 in stakes and purses during the sea
son just closed. Page 10
Crack athletes viii compete in the Webster
club games 10 the Auditorium rink To-
Dight. Page 8
oycIist walter de Mara will meet Emil Acraz
Of the Garden City wbeelmen tonight in laatch
race at the Pavilion rink Page 15
Owen Moran OF England and frankie Nell viii
meet in Dreamland pavilion tonight IN 20
round bout upder Queensbegry rules. Page 10
Fsney prices being paid for tickets to the
Yale Harvard football game. Page 10
LABOR
Iron moldsrs' international union passes the
10000 mark IN membership. Page ?
MschiDists will raise 81 10000 by assessments
to propagate their principles. Page 2
MARINE
Harbor commissioners confirm action e1pelIiae
solicitors from ferry depot and By resolution
confirm integrity Of newly established dead
line Page II
Scientists who hope to observe eclipse from
south sea island win sail today on liner
Nsriposs. Page IL
MINING
Leading stocks show strength in irregular mar
ket On the mining exchange Page Is
SOCIAL
Many society people win attend dance 70 be
given At FsirmOnt hotel tonight By Mrs. Ynez
Shorb Khits. PAGE 8