The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26

FORECAST FOR ToDA1-Fair; continued
cool; brisk north winds. Page Is
EDITORIAL
The increase in freight rates Page |
Our dag to shout. Page
long way with murderers Page 6 !
GRAFT
counsel for Ruef. Page
Eive jurors sworn to try Ruers lawyer, Frank
]. Murphy. Page
Dingee TO be dropped from bond of former
Mayor Schmitz. Page s |
CITY
Mrs. Elsie Knox Jennings is granted divorce |
from wholesale grocer. Page
Chinese prince and imperial envoy will start
east with retinue today. Page
David J. Baird. youngest son of Mrs Veronica
Baird, dies Of heart trouble Page I
Charges against Chief Biggy to be fled next
week by Citizens League of Justice. Page
Rose stshl viii close popular play with per
formanee Sunday night. Page
Dargie's disappointed dream of metropolitan
newspaper revealed in suit for payment for
press. Page I8
Thanksgiving day services win be held in
many local churches. Page 16
Traffic associations clash during campaign to
prevent raise in freIght~rates Bureau of Mer-
chants exchange called insincere. Page 1
DR.. Broderick, the health officer, recommends
dredging the channel when work is 43 per
cent done. Page 10
Jacob P Transue weds well known eastern so
eiety woman at pretty ceremony. Page
Receipt Of wireless message from Japan by |
local operators subject of eager inquiry by
scientists. Page 16
San Francisco assembly Of Knights Of Colum- |
bus gives ball in Fairmont. Page 10
Fruitmen present protest against projected
transportation charges. setting forth detailed
reasons for their position Page 2
D'olier engineering company's bid of s192. $50 |
for auxiliary fire protection system is the
lowest Page
United Railroads invites supervisors to view
fender test Page )
Commission on country life calls meeting of
farmers in Sacramento November 30. Page
smuggling from liner Mongolia. Page 5
SUBURBAN
r. D. Fry. share holder in California safe de-
posit company. sued for S1o1,so7 due depos /
itors. Page /
Robert Livingston. who alarmed goods, escapes I
from Napa asylum. Page 4
Rev George ". and Mrs. White to be guests
Of honor at Thanksgiving dinner. Page
Miss Charlotte c. Kent welded to Congress
man George c. sturgiss Of West Vir-
ginia. Page
Mrs. Isabella Martin acts as her own
counsel and prosecution objects to coaching
witness. Page 4
Rev. Dwight E. Potter dies after operation
for cancer. Page
COAST
New steamship line planned from Seattle to
Central America. Page 4
Aeronauts Of the racing balloon United States |
have terrifying experience. Page 4
EASTERN
President defines true Americanlsm in speech |
at unveiling Of statue TO General Phil Sberi- |
dan. Page
Six strikers shot by deputies in New Jersey
riots. Page j
Roosevelt says for people to do nothing for
ex-presidents. Page
Eugene Zimmerman hsys Andrew Carnegie for
views on tariff reform. Page
Archbold's testimony shows growth of Stand
ard oil company was unexpected. Page 8
Foraker opposes Charles P Taft in fight for
senstorship in Ohio Page
John s. Leech resigns as public printer be-
cause Of internal strife Page 4
Hin and Hartman now work in harmony,
having been reconciled by Morgan. Page 1
FOREIGN
Anarchy reigning in Hayt and wholesale
executions in prospect. Page
New scandals aired in suit OF Count Boni de
CastelIane against former wife, spouse of
Prince Helie de Sagan. Page
More than 100 lives lost in burning Of British
steamer at island OF Malta. Page /
SPORTS
olympic and Barbarian Rugby teams viii meet
California field today. Page
Dorando Pietri, Marathon runner, defeats John
J. Hayes in New York contest. Page
Five favorites romp home and bankrolls OF
bookies suffer. Page
Italian machine wins first international light
car contest held in this country. Page 9
Century and Reliance Rugby teams VIII meet
today at Recreation park. Page
Papke and KetcheI will meet today to battle
for middleweght championship. Page s
Fred Welsh gets decision over Abe Attell after
15 rounds Of fast fighting. Page .
SOCIAL
Mn Eleanor Martin TO preside at family
party as part OF Thanksgiving affair. Page 1e
MARINE
Army transport Crook. delayed by head winds.
reaches port too late to dock. Page 13
LABOR
Masquerade ball given by carriage and wagon
makers draws big crowd. Page 5
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