The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-21
EDITORIAL


Roosevelt and the redwecds Page 8
woman's view OF San Francisco. Page s
Taft and the favorlte sons Page
An Investment in patriotism. Page
Democratic cleavage. Page s
GRAFT
Ruef unmasked nervous and excited. pleads
for few weeks delay, but Langdon IS ohdu
rate. Page I
BANK FAILURE
Friends of James Tresdwen supply bail snd
the banker is released from Jail. Page 3
CITY
Superintendent Of Malls T. j. Ford makes
startling charges against Postmaster Fisk and
holds his job while Hitchcock buries docu-
ment. Page 4
Supervisors pass to print the preim-
mary ordinance for the rehabilitation bond
issue. Page 10
Mrs W H. Talbot is given first opportunity
TO present her side OF the in divorce pro-
ceedings. Page 9
-Four Of Gabriel Hines eastern creditors ask
receiver and show UP unsavory methods Of doing
business. Page 10
Advertising men of Pacific coast viii wage
war on takers. Page 16
Resolution seeking TO pledge republican county
committee 10 hght Southern Pacific turns meet
ing into farce. Page s
Prominent engineers speak before the Mission
improvement association on the necessity OF an
adequate supply of pure water for the
city. Page Ie
knights Templar dedicate handsome new
asylum building Page
Heroine in '-Bunco in Arizona at the Central
thester fires wsd from Remington rife into
the arm of the Indian villain. Page 16
SUBURBAN
Young riolInist to depart for New York for
study Immediately after farewell con-
cert. Page 10
Congregational ministers of bay cities join in
attack on grafters. Page 10
Great Western power company is granted
franchise 10 operate distributing systems in
Alameda county. Page 10
Home protective association Of San Mateo
county wins IN the first skirmish with the Gug-
genheim interests when board OF county super
visors repssses ordinance regulating the
plant Page II
Goods Of University Of California declare they
win eight disfrsDchisemeut bF men students and
seek even more power Page 10
Ex city official OF Alameda thinks the county
may get clean government as result OF crusade
oe 4ut Adif- t-88G ~
First work Of the new grand jury of Alameda
county win be TO Investigate alleged graft in
scenic boulevard construction Page 40
warren olney tells members of Berkeley
Mems club OF benefits Greater San Francisco
would give. Page 10
Dead body of San Rafael girl discovered be-
side tracks OF California Northwestern rail
way. Page
COAST
Nevada sheriff shot down by Greek. who
with companion assassins, is purshed loco
motive by posse. Page 1
Hermit rancher slain By robbers. who rsnsack
cabin FOR hidden gold Page 4
Claims being staked for 100 miles along
creek in the Yukon district. Page Is
Miners side Of Nevada assembly calls on
Sparks 10 produce evidence which he called
for troops Page s
EASTERN
Tetrszzini rouses New York audience to Wild
pitch OF enthusiasm by her singing in Lucia
di Lsmmermoor.'' Page 1
Jerome's pitiless questions strip away Evelyn
Thaw's simplicity and reveal her to jury as
astute woman Of world. Page 1
BrEstow's report shows an alarming decrease
in traffic on the Panama railroad. Page S
Secretary cortelyou explains why information
on Panama canal bond issue is not sent
TO senate. Page 2
Cortelyou viii resign this week, republican
senators inform democrats. Page 2
Pennsylvania state supreme court rules cent
fare law unconstitutional Page g
Home Of Theodore r. shonts is ransacked
by customs officials. who fail 10 find $40 900
in gowns said to have been smuggIed for
trousseau. Page 9
FOREIGN
French public looks story of plot to destroy
feet as fantastic creation. Page 5
Plot 10 blow up feet is crushed
by the Brazilian police. who take anarchists
into custody. Page 5
SPORTS
SIR Edward defeats Magazine the farorite, in
the feature race at Santa Anita. Page :
Form reyersals by Gemmel and sister Frances
and two first choices practically left at the
post are incidents Of the day at Emery
Vile. Page :
Montgomery TO have the post of honor with
top weight in the Burns handicap to be run at
Emeryville Saturday. Page 2
Automobile dealers advocate the formation of
club with suitable headquarters. Page 6
Edward MccauIay. Alameda high school run
ner. again eligible to compete in amateur
meets. Page q
Registration committee Of the Pacific athletic
association refuses TO issue amateur cards to
boxers. Page q
More than $50 students sign for track work
at state university and many freshmen seek
places on tean. Page
Perfect weather and plenty Of birds at the
opening Of the annual meeting Of the Pacific
Coast field trials club. Page 9
Ralph Rose. giant champion shot pntter
enters the olympic club boxing tourna
ment- Page
scsIer-Frsyne fight postponed for week on
account Of counter attraction. Page 9
Cyclone Johnny Thompson comes to town and
hurIs challenges at all lightweights. Page
LABOR
Musicians intend to regulate travelling mem
bers who play in theater orchestras and sup
plant local members. Page o
MARINE
Hartman line connecting Mazatlan with the
interior is nearly completed and Mexican port
Il enforlnR a real estate boom RaRe N