The San Francisco call., 1908-11-17
EDITORIAL


EDITORIAL
Again the laws delay. Page
Discipline for California husbands Page s
Installing a state game farm. Page
The lamentations of Watterson. Page \
The public peace is unsafe in Bggy's bad
hands-he must so. Page
HENEY
Bullet is removed and Heney rests
well. Pare1
Charges probably will be filed against Chief
of Police Biggy with demand for his re-
moval page 4
Ruef and his attorneys in dire fear of peoples
wrath make bold play TO delay trial Broadside
of afhdavits demand continuance of 80 days
change of venue or discharge of jury. Page 1
Citizens League of Justice issues call for re-
eruits in peoples cause. Page 1
Bay City Baptist ministerial association de-
nounces corrupt newspapers. Page 3
Policemen detailed by Biggy to guard Haas
found to be creature of Abe Ruef. Page /
Woman exposes details of way in which
higher ups" egged Haas on to slay Francis ]
Heney. Page
Methodist preachers meeting pledges faith in
Heney Page 4
Coroner Leland viii investigate how Haas
killed himself. Page .
CITY
Noise of revel in dance hall browns report of
explosion when safe is cracked Page
p. ]. Wenlger & Co., in hands of assignee and
creditors, suspect President Rettig of leaving
town. Page 4
Interstate commerce commission explains re-
cent ruling in regard to oriental trade Page IS
Board of supervisors to ask congress aud
state legislature TO assist in clearing way for
development of the Hetch Hetchy water sup
ply. Page IS
Attorney Hugh o'Neirl shoots Michael
Fachter in Market street, innictlng serious
| injuries. Page 5
Supervisors receive mayors veto on fire alarm
box ordinance and may attempt to over
ride it. Page 1s
Sale of seats for 1.-THE Price Of Money to
be given for the benefit of the Old Ladies' Epis
copal home. will open today Page IS
New model White has arrived. Page II
Secretary stoll of Grape Growers association
returns from organizing trip. Page Is
SUBURBAN
Ranchers in Livermore valley oppose Spring
Valley companys plea for permit to lay
pipe line. Page 8
Property of Larkspur enjoin trustees
and attack legality of Incorporation. Page @
Hand writing expert declares Mrs lisa
bella Martin wrote threatening letters to
Judge Ogden. Page 8
COAST
Oregon wins boundary dispute with Wash
ington for the possession of big sand
islands. Page 10
Bogus Jack London is fooIing residents of
desert towns Page 10
Edna Clark viii not return home. and grand
mother thinks she is out of her mind being
Influenced Page IL
Overlooking oil heater starts $4,000 fire in
Los Angeles business district. Page q
EASTERN
Letters from Mrs Guinness to brother of victim
read at murder trial. Page 10
President elect Taft is reported to be on
errand TO keep his brother out Of contest for
toga in Ohio. Page 10
Ruby ring valued at $1,000 thought to be-
from the duke of the Abruzz is found in
parcel addressed to Miss Elkins aud held
for duty. Page 10
Peter Van ylissingen of Chicago confesses to
forgeries which netted him $780, 900. Page 1
First Roman Catholic missionary congress con-
yenes DIT Chicago. Page 5
American sugar refining company made de-
fendant in six suit fled by government for
So. .eo4. .121. Page 8
Samuel Gompers says he Will go to Jail rather
than pay fine. Page
Secretary of War Wright champions free en-
try Of Philippine sugar. Page 6
FOREIGN
Regent of China adopts strong measures to
check revolutionary movement. Page
Fiftieth anniversary Of Pope Plus priesthood
celebrated at Rome. Page
SPORTS
All-American university Rugby fifteen is sug-
gested Page IL
Jockey club stewards order care in use Of
whips and spurs. Page IL
Edward Corrigan announces intention to
sell all his thoroughbreds and retire from
turf. Page III
Cyclone Thompson and ''Kid'' Dalton to fight
at Marysville. Page IL
Amateur athletic union refuses to recognize
| disqualification of Carpenter at the Olympic
games Page IL
Promoter Cofroth signs Ketchel and Papke
for Thanksgiving day fight Page II
Three horses tumble in race and Jockey Ross is
badly hurt Page IL
MARINE
Whaler Karluk returns from Arctic after 20
months cruise with valuable CATCH of which
crews share will be about So apiece. Page II
| SOCIAL
Engagement of Miss Louise sloss and Lloyd
Stuart Ackerman Is announced. Page 8
LABOR
The local laundry workers assist railroad
machinists on strike. Page q
Princess
Kolb and Dill are still PLAYING 10
capacity audiences and last night en-
tered on the fourth and final week of
their success in PLAYING the ponies p