The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-06-01
EDITORIAL

EDITORIAL
Duty Of the supervisors in fixing rates for
water and gas. Page 6
Experimental warfare. Page
CITY
San Rafael man found nearly strangled by
steel collar twisted around his neck. Page
Music lovers rejoice over success of season
just closed. Page
Burglar caught after hot chase. Page
Last Of shoguns arrives from Seattle and viii
spend short time in city on visit. Page 2
Burglar suspected Of being man who robbed
Lundy's store is captured while preparing to-
blow open the safe OK the Columbia loan office,
s stockton street. Page 3
Labor men fight and president of council has
pattern maker arrested after firing shot at
him. Page 8
Eagles celebrate solemn services for dead of
the order. ,3f Page 2
Mrs. Temples Telegram at American proves
one long scream and most rollicking of
farces. Page 16
Audience at Novelty theater casts money to-
Yiddish players IN response to appeal Of stage
Yagrants. Page 10
Walter ]. Bartnett appears FOR trial today.
while his attorney vehemently denies rumor that
he win plead guilty. Page 16
One man is killed and six injured in fifth
serious automobile accident on the beach re-
Gently. Page 16
Atlantic feet returns and at once begins
preparations for world girdling cruise. Page 2
Grainnen predict $50. 900. 600 yield for Califor
nis this year result OF favorable weather con-
ditions. Page 2
Athletes make new records at picnic of
Knights Of Red Branch. Page
San Francisco and Golden Gate aeries of
EagIes hold memorial service for dead of the
order. Page =
Pilot boat Pathfinder forced back to port by
terrific gales outside heads. Page 10
Two Of four thugs arrested for shadowing
Detective william J. Burns set free habeas
corpus writ. Page
SUBURBAN
big Jim" Gallagher sells property in Oakland
in fear OF another dynamiting. Page 1
Women's boat club and goods of university
VIII keep their shells on Lake Merritt this
summer. Page
Railroad development In Alameda county de-
elared most potent influence in realty mar
Woman takes pulpit Of Bethany church, Berke-
ley, to plead cause Of suffrage. Page 5
Rev. h. L. Boardman griIls sympathizers
with grafters and deplores age Of moral
lastly Page 2
COAST
Racing auto dashes into fence at Los An
geles and driver may die. Page I
Father and girl killed by train when crossing
bridge and passenger loses his reason. Page 1
Six persons are hurled from auto near Bakers
field and Los Angeles woman may die Page 1
Chinese merchants sign boycott agreement
against trade OF Japan as revenge for ships
seizure. Page
Boy bicycle racer is ground under wheels of
speeding interurban near San Jose. go
with the race" he moans, when picked
up. Page L
EASTERN
wisconsin woman disputes death of husband in
Eureka identifying body in Marinette Page
-Four boys confess they held up Great Northern
train in Montapa and robbed passengers. Page
S222, 600 appropriated by congress for Califor-
Mia public buildings at last session. Page I
Edna Goodrich's lawyer declares that she will
marry Macmillan June 10. Page I
Currency commission holds its first ses-
sion. Page
FOREIGN
France announces troops win be withdrawn
from Morocco Page 1
Red Star liner vaderland reported to be
wrecked in North sea as result OF dense fog
Three wrecks occur in channel. Page I
Prof. Robert Koch visits famous leper settle
ment on the island Of Molokai. Page 8
Noted Paris artist and mother in law are
strangled to death By midnight robbers led by
former woman model, while wife, gagged. looks
helplessly- Page I
SPORTS
C. c. Hopkins establishes new record for
triple century a motorcycle. Page 2
Good records made by year olds developed
on California track. Page
Two accidents mar auto races held at Seat
tie Page 3
Wanderers win fast cricket match from Pa
chcs by six wickets. Page
sloop Monsoon wins race of San Francisco
yacht club. Page 2
Five motorcyclists finish two days endurance
run. Page 8
Californian boxing promoters are eager to
match "Packie" Mcfarland, the Chicago boxer.
with Freddie Welch. Page 4
Talagoos lacrosse team lives up to reputation
by beating the Olympics, to 2. Page 4
RACING AUTO DASHES