The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-07-08
EDITORIAL


EDITORIAL
The creation of cities. Page G
Significant alliance of Herrin and the Chroni-
Gle. Page 6
Experimental legislation. Page
GRAFT
Trial Of Louis Glass, manager OF the Pacific
telephone and telegraph company. on indictment
charging him with having bribed Supervisor Box
ton begins to day before Judge Lawlor. Page 3
STRIKE SITUATION
Union telegraphers Of Chicago postpone pros
pective strike for week result of message
received from President Small Page 4
Labor council declares unfair the new cleo
tricRl workers union chartered by Vice Presi-
dent Sullivan OF the international body Page Z
CITY
minister to the United States, arrives here to
sail on the steamer Korea for the orient. Page 1
Professor Joseph L. Alfonso, learned Spanish
student. becomes violently insane from reckless
speculations. Page 8
Representative Longworth and wife will arrive
here within day or two. en- route to Ha-
vail Page IL
Society women who played the races in the
Sausslito poolrooms to be called as witnesses
ur4eNc 1AdIAu cDoHtS SfdhQ jury rage i
Chester Campbell, q carpenter, is suspected of
having set IRE TO lodging house at SO Stanley
place TO ''smoke OUT woman who had re-
3ected his offers OF love. Page q
Mrs. Alice Ames Of 22 Diamond street com
mits suicide as result OF her fear that she would
become insane. Page 4
Alfonso Pssouene. victim Of ambush at refugee
camp. dies OF his wound and police seek
slayer. Page Il
thor, who is making a tour of the world, arrives
here from the orient on America Maru. Page IA
Miss Jean Webster. noted author and niece of
Mark Twain, arrives from the orient. Page 4
Great cannon that have long lay concealed
Will break the stiffness from the heights above
Lime point during the army maneuvers. Page II
Police learn that George Mcguire, the young
clubman who was murdered in Fillmore street,
Was victim OF attack By hoodlums. Page 3
Government is making preparations to estat-
iish chain OF naval stations along the Pacific
coast Page 2
SUBURBAN
Alameda county real estate market continues
fairly active despite the usual summer dull
ness. Page s
Enraged husband attacks man arraigned In
Livernore court on charge Of assaulting wife of
former employer. Page .
Cornerstone Of a new church edihce is laid
at Palo Alto. Page 8
Women OF the smart set seek fame in the
field OF letters. Page 8
Delegates arrive to attend convention of the
Portuguese women's Society Of st. Eliza
beth. Page 8
Lieutenant Colonel C. NJ Perkins believes that
the Panama canal viii be completed by army
and navy men In seven years. Page 8
Unsightly poles in oakland's main streets will
rhorf1r he things of he mast Para q
COAST
Thousands Of teachers gather in Los Angeles
for convention Of National education associ-
alton. Page 9
DOMESTIC
United States may establish line of steamers
to the isthmus Of Panama In opposition to the
Pacific Mail company. Page
Admiral Dewey says peace demands the pres
ence Of the battleship feet in Pacific. Page
National civic federation commission reports
on labor and politics. Page &
Statement made By Rear Admiral Brownson
throws new light coming maneuvers Of the
Atlantic battleship feet Page 1
Interest in Boise trial centers around the
forthcoming appearance of Meyer and Haywood
as witnesses. Page 3
Experts at Washington are hard at work on
topographic map of United States. Page Q
barred from the United States. Page g
SPORTS
Sir Thomas Upton probably wiz make another
attempt TO "lift' the Americas cup next
year. Page S
Battling Nelson and Jimmy Britt leave for
mountain resorts. Page 3
Ben Barry wins the cross country race of
the SiapIamat Indians. with three minutes
start. Page 5
olympic club athletes participate in impromptu
races near Belvedere. Page S
San Francisco by scoring two victories over
Oakland, advances to second place in the Coast
league pennant race. Los Angeles shuts out
Portland. Page s
Jack johnson. the colored pugilist, is eager TO
meet Tommy Burns in the prizering. Page S
Pongenie wins the open stake at Ingleside
coursIng park. Page 5
SOCIAL
Miss Clara Hansen. popular Belmont girl, be-
comes bride Of Henry Arndt Of Spokane. Page Q
MINING
Five dredrers, to cost s72o.ooo are contracted
for to be used in mining along California
rivers Page 9
MARINE
Marine expert returns from wreck Of steam
ship Dakots. on coast of Japan. and says that
the vessel Is broken in three pieces. Page IA
Two steamships being built at Nagasaki, at a
cost OF 81. 100000 each, soon to be put on the
run between Japan and this coast Page 10
America Maru brings large number of pas
sengers from the orient. Page 10
Lumber schooner Advent damaged in a col
lision with the liner Sonoma. is being towed to
fhas narf In the steamer Gnnsa1as RaEe 10