The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-05-15
EDITORIAL

Perils Of American railway travel Page
The shirt box as an accessory of crime Page
Foraker's lawyerIike document Page 6
STRIKE SITUATION
Proposed seizure by city Of Geary street line
is delayed owing TO desire of supervisors TO get
more information the question. Page 8
Adjutant General Lauek explains why ammuni-
tion belonging TO state is stored In the ferry
building. Page 9
National President Mahon says public owner
ship Of streetcar lines viii be accomplished be-
fore fight with Calhoun is over. Page
Carmen give out statement declaring that
offers Of aid have been received from unions on
every hand. Page
Fierce rioting continues in the Mission dis
powerless to protect car crews and passengers
from assaults by mObs. Page
Calhoun expresses fear Of further mob yio-
lence and makes charges against graft prose
cutors Page 8
Governor Gillett stin believes that police can
cope with strike situation and sees no need
yet TO bring in troops. Page 2
Many acts Of violence and numerous arrests
attend operation Of streetcars in various taif>
Of city. Page g
GRAFT
Seven doctors declare that Ruef is well enough
to appear in court and trial proceeds. Page "A
Cslhoun's employees refuse to obey Judge
Corey's order directing them to answer ques-
tions asked by grand jury Page Il
CITY
Professor Day Of San Francisco theological
seminary exonerated of charge Of heresy. 2. "a
Package containing $1,000 worth of siIk
smuggies itself through the customs lines. ?. "a
Mrs willard P Harrington. the noted philan-
thropist. passes away in the Children's hos
pital Page Il
-Four United Railroads employees. who were
commanded by Judge Coney 10 answer questions
before the grand jury. defy order of court when
called before inquisitorial body again. Page IL
Telephone strike situation remains unchanged
The operators say they viii not return 10 work
until their demands granted. Page
SUBURBAN
State council of the knights of Columbus
assemblies in Oakland Page
District Attorney Brown stops payments for
work on new county jail in Oakland. Page
Funds collected by girls Of an eastern school
after the fire Last year is presented TO the
students inhrmary in Berkeley. Page 5
Class day Is observed students OF University
Of California with speeches and annual pill
grimage- Page 4
University degrees viii be conferred at Berke-
ley this afternoon and Governor Gillett Will
present military commissions. Page 4
COAST
Grand lodge of odd Fellows and Rebekah
assembly of California meet in Los Angeles. P. l3
Santa Hosa woman clears mystery OF her life
after search of thirty-six years. Page 8
DOMESTIC
Either Taft or Foraker win be retired from
public life a result of the political battle
in Ohio. Page l
Federal judge fines members Of the Kansas
City lee trust and Gusts. one company from the
state. Page 8
Good progress made in selection of jurors for
trial Of William D. Haywood at Boise and body
win be complete by tomorrow afternoon. Page !
SPORTS
Jockey '.Jack'' Martin pilots Grapple to vic
tory in the Harlem stake at Belmont
park. Page 8
Grasscutter and Lotta Gladstone show sucn
sudden improvement in Emeryyille races that
an official inquiry is probable. Page 8
Los Angeles defeats Oakland in a baseball
game that lasts hours and 30 minutes. P.
Champion Jeffries is ready to defend his title
If there is danger of it being won by for
eigner. Page
Pacific athletic association officials compile a
new table OF track and field records. Page 9
MARINE
MongoIia's cargo Of 10000 tons responsible for
liners stranding on uncharted sand bar In
Shimoposeki straits Page 8
MINING
Story that Baruch and Ryan are dissatisfied
with management of Gold6eId Consolidated Mines
is denied by well posted man. Page Il
Prices for southern Nevada stocks again de
cline IN local exchanges Page Il
LABOR
Several more unions vote to impose fines on
members riding on cars during the strike. P.