The San Francisco call., 1908-09-14
CITY

CITY
Boston mayors wife resents remarks alleged
to have been made by Mrs. J. W. Orr Of San
Francisco. Page i
Federal aid in condemning Halls Lake Flea
nor property suggested as plan to foil power
company's plot. Page /
Mariana" staged at the American theater.
charms large audience with its old time melo-
Trolley car crashes into ambulance and driver
S fatally hurt and steward is badly in
jured Page L
dies Page II
Civic and commercial bodies throughout state
30 send delegates 10 good roads congress
Sacramento Page IA
mad with terror from smoke Of burning paint
factory. Page Ia
Big reception planned to welcome Commander
1stil Of Salvation Army Page.
Nance o'Nef, Mckee Rankin and associates
charged with ''piratng'' Fires of ST.
John Page II
4 long for a husband" SAYS gay young
widow, erstwhile guest OF Fairmont, now re-
peatant over midnight escapsde at the
beach. Page II
Mrs. Richardson declares she was afraid her
husband would kin her and left for that
reason Page II
Property owners of Twenty-ninth and Castro
streets spent Sunday working construct road
way Page 4
Adjustment OF stripes part of comprehensive
scheme Of Prison reform mapped out by state
board Of prison directors. Page 4
SUBURBAN
John C. Perry and Mrs. Perry Of San Rafael
run down and injured In country road by
stranger on big black horse Page
George 7. Ashley. member Of University of
California boat crew, goes TO Paris TO study
architecture. Page 4
hose contest at San Rafael carnival Page =
Mrs. Ross NJ Shattuek, the richest woman in
Alameda county, dies after stroke of paraly
SIS. Page 4
MUSIC
Comparison of old time melody with modern
music and other matters of interest 10 musical
folk Page 9
COAST
state OF washington to ask federal injunc-
f,on sgainsi oregon in order to settle dispute
over Columtia river jurisdiction. Page 4
Artificial limbs figure in affinity case. man
and wife ard her friend being users OF woodeh
legs. Page 4
EASTERN
Thirty-four persons are injured In wreck on
Erie railroad and officials believe switch was
opened 10y persons with grievance against the
company. Page L
FOREIGN
Pope's legate. Cardinal yannutelH. leads pro
cession around Westminster cathedral at eonclu-
sion Of eucharistic congress. Page L
Sermon preached by Cardinal Gibbons after
pontihcal the eucharistic con-
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which preceded change Of plans in eucharistic
procession and London Telegraph denounces gov
ernment Page 2
SPORTS
New York auto association announces the
rules to govern this weeks motor car
Georgetown defeats onondago in 1he second
series of the Grand National courslng
stake. Page 3
Beavers win in 1a inning contest from the
Angels in the morning and lose the afternoon
game. Page 3
Bsrbarisns may send Rugby team to com.
pete for the British Columbia cham
pionship. Page .
Form displayed by eastern tennis exports at
Del Monte is rather disappointing. Page 5
George Behrmann of the siaplanat Indians
finishes first in the Dipsea cross country run
and Otto Boeddicker Of the Olympic club car
ries of the time prize. Page 8
Seven harness races decided at Tanfcran un-
der the auspices OF the San Francisco driving
club and the butchers association. Page s
Cleveland and Chicago Americans divide the
Sunday double header Page 3
Ralph Rose makes remarkable shot put. ex-
ceeding his former worlds record by i foot
and inches. PpEe
Battling Nelson will open his weeks engage
nent in the Central theater tonight. Page
Douglas Grant Of the Burlingame club
wins two golf tournaments In the British
isles. Page
Oakland takes greatest smuggling match of the
season from Seals. Page
James e German scores 4es. new American
record. in the annual tryout OF the United States
revolver association at Shell Mound. Page S
MARINE
Three ships arrive from Alaska with big car
goes Of salmon. Page: !: