The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-07-04
EDITORIAL

EDITORIAL
An impudent knave. Page
Disappointed briSadiers Page |
From hay to silk stockings Page
To keep the pesce Page
GRAFT,
Lawyer Owens, who obtained immunity for
boodling supervisors, threatens to sue all but |
BOxton for 500 fee that each promised. Page
Indicted United Railroads officials hold In
reserve the plea that under the terms OF the |
original franchises the trolley permit was un
and that the bribery of the super !
Tisors therefore not crime. Page
Francis ]. Heney facetiously suggests mu-
nicipal ticket to be headed by Eugene f.
Schnlitz. Page /
Schmitz appears in Judge Dunne's court in
high spirit TO plead to bribery indictments, but
postponement is granted to Tuesday. Page
STRIKE SITUATION
Labor leaders hold second conference with
Calhoun, but all efforts to end strike fail
utterly. Page
CITY
Many delegates viii attend convention of
Young Ladies institute in Stockton next
week. Page Is
Boss Herr1n Plotting TO control repunllcao
municipal convention and name mayor by u
burned district stufhng scheme. Page l
Julius Kruttschnitt director OF maintenance
and operation OF the Hartman lines, arrives in
city on inspection tour and declares that be
has never found California so prosperous be-
fore. Page IL
Auto party foils attempt to wreck Southern
Pacific express at Laurel creek crossing by
placing heavy timber across track. Page i6
aI I~fr
cles, dies after long Illness. Page 8
Police work on theory that wound on hand
Of alleged burglar, William Burke, was caused
By shot fred by policeman. Page le
Daughters suit for divorce reveals for first
time to friends OF James P. Dunno the fact
that he has been married for % years. Page ls
In the death of Mrs. Matson, who male
is involved Miss Helen Fsirweather. local
teacher. Page l6
Major Devol loses high post OF quartermsster
general because Hartman tried to boost him to
president Page
SUBURBAN
Comely Chinese girl seeks annulment of mar
riage performed in China to secure admission to
this country. Page 10
Rev G. Il. wilkins, who hes been conducting
a lively campaign against liquor traffic in West
Berkeley, finds strong opposition to bis work
among members of Cock Page 10
Oakland street superintendent to forcibly tear
out connections with a city sewer made by
owners OF tract. Page 10
District Attorney Brown Of Alameda county
finds much laxity in allowance OF expense ac
counts Of officials and applies pruning shears
energeticaily. Page 20
Berkeley's 100000 city han win be erected
at once at Allston way and Grove
street. Page 10
COAST
this morning and all Pa5arO valieyites are to
attend. Page 4
Break in Buens Vista levee foods miles of
rich ranch lands and threatens valuable prop
erty. Page 4
DOMESTIC
Deputy marshal nnds John D. Rocksfeller,
him with a subpoena issued By lodge Lands Of
Chicago Page
Meyer to take the stand IN the Boise trial
tomorrow and Haywood viii follow him. Page
FOREIGN
Raisuli Moroccan bandit leader, captures Cen
eral Sir Henry MacLean, commander Of sui
tans bodyguard. Page 8
Hague peace conference delegates discuss pro-
posed changes in the rules of war. Page 4
SPORTS
Amateur reinsmen to meet Golden Gate
park speedway today Page 2
Freeth of Hawaii, the famous surf rider,
coming to the States to give exhibit
tions. Page 8
wise" bettors profit heavily by victories of
Orchan and Rudabek at Seattle. Page z
Only ave points separate Chicago and Cleve-
land in the American league race. Page 6
San Francisco and Los Angeles win coast
league baseball games, the former scoring over
Oakland in the thirteenth inning. Page 6
Challenge matches for state tennis champion
ships VIII be played on the Golden Gate park
courts today. Page g
Prof R. E. AIlardice Of Stanford wins the
Del Monte golf cup. Page z
Bill Squires and Tommy Burns will nght for
the heavyweight championship today at
CoIma. Page z
Three automobiles tie for nrst honors in the
endurance to Del Monte. Page 8
LABOR
Members of electrical workers union No l51
form new local and elect officers Pegs o
Longshore lumbermen donate $1,000 to aid
unions on strike. Page Q
MARINE
Sherman at transport wharf gets into wireless
communication with the Tatoosh station. 500
miles away. Page IL
MINING
Goldheld Consolidated shares sell at IS in New
York and local asking price is s7.s5. Page Is
SOCIAL
Society folk Of this city enjoy outings at
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