The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-06-25
EDITORIAL


erly. Page 10
EDITORIAL
Spring Valley. aided by the Chronicle. seeks
to nullify the constitution and plunder the
public. Page 6
Lesson from Brooklyn and Piedmont. Page o
Revolutions improve with age. Page 9
High and low finance. Page 6
GRAFT
'.Ruef hires assassins to kin me-" says
Heney. and curly boss profane retort nearly
starts trouble. Page
CITY
Death certificate produced in court to prove
to wife that house keeper is not former spouse
OF husband. Page =
Board of public works resolves to dismiss
IS employees June 80 and fixes sal
aries. Page s
Devisadero- Mission line a necessity say i'm
provement clubs and urge granting of the
franchise. Page 10
DR.. Margaret Mahoney disclaims intent to
injure teacher, but board scores her in
closing incident. Page 10
Fifteen thousand persons enjoy the butchers
picnic at Shell Mound and races are excit-
ing. Page 16
city attorneys office begins preparations for
legal battle with tie Spring Valley water com
pany. Page L
city attorney tells supervisors of some steps
necessary TO secure municipal water
works. Page z
william Kent, the noted refOrmer, formerly
Of Chicago, joins the eItIzens' league Of jus
uce. Page 16
Assistant District Attorney Duke writes board
of health for inquiry into charges against him
and Judge shortaH made by DR.. Wool
sey. Page 16
Girl guest is injured in auto accident and
condition is such that parents are summoned
by wire. Page 16
Big crowds see The THIEF at the Van Ness
theater and play has produced real dramatic
sensation. Page 5
Miss BIenda ostergren chosen midsummer
queen Of the Swedish national day fes-
tivities Page
SUBURBAN
Twenty three graduate from St. Mary's COL
lege, many with high honors. Page
Mystery shrouds trail of blood on Oakland
streets at first supposed to have been left by
wounded safe cracker. Page 4
Row in Bear Flag parlor Native Daughters.
causes a dozen members to resign. Page A
Creditors OF the defunct college of photography
at Palo Alto accuse directors of sending books
out Of state. Page 4
Leagues sweeping victory in Mondays cleo
tion in Jack Cooks own district spells down
fall Of machine. Page 4
COAST
Christian Endeavor society opens convention
in Sacramento with addresses Of welcome and
songs by chorus Of $50 voices. Page 4
Octopus in boiling spring is blown up by
means Of dynamite in a piece of pie. Page 4
Mysterious visitor TO Reno woman believed to
have caused her to commit suicide. Page 4
EASTERN
Former President Grover Cleveland dies at his
home in Princeton, n. j., of heart trouble, fol-
lowing long standing ailment. Page L
Government officials at Washington honor for
mer President Cleveland and express sense Of
loss. Gage 2
Withdrawal Of United States from Venezuela
leaves way open for European powers to pun
ish Castro. Page L
George Crocker undergoes. second operation
for malady Of stomach and rallies from ether
effects. Page 10
stuyvesant Fish credited with heavy selling
Of Illinois Central, which broke price Page A
FOREIGN
Firing is renewed in the streets of Teheran
and corpses Of men and horses cover the
main square. Page L
Spanish steamer La Roche sinks near Moros
and AZ survivors are rescued. Page 4
SPORTS
James i. Keene's horses run one, two in
Surf stake at sheepshead Bay. Sunragette being
first and Footpad second. Page .
Oakland state league nine loses to Santa Cruz
and celebrates its wenty-eighth consecutive de-
feat. Page 0
Seals boot the ball all over the lot and Oaks
easily get away with the game. Page o
Annual outing Of the Olympic club in Marin
county Sunday viii attract a large attendance
Of members. Page 10
Battling Nelson appears in an exhibition box
ing bout on the U. S. S. Ohio for the entertain
ment Of the crew. Page 9
Clark Griffith, manager Of New York Ameri-
can league ball team. resigns because he is
disheartened. Page 10
American team for the Olympic games further
weakened by withdrawal Of Sheridan. discus
tbrower Page 4
Miss MAY Sutton. worlds tennis champion,
and Maurice Mclaughlin, coast champion. to
meet in special match California club courts
July IL. Page 10
Brillispt racing at The Medows four favor
ties winning and two landing second. Page o
SOCIAL
Announcement Of engagement of Miss Sara
Drum and John Gill. Page Q
MARINE
stowawsys found on Hilonian are landed at
Koko head with hot walk of 20 miles around
steep hillside between them and Homo
lulu. Page Is
LABOR
Governor Chamberlain of Oregon wants to In
terest the labor unions Of this city in the oregon
election law. Page