The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-06-18
POLITICS

No time wasted in marketing bonds Page
A much troubled imperialist Page d
POLITICS
Permanent Chairman Lodge reviews the poll
cies and triumphs of the republican
party Page
Convention is permanently organized during
session that is chsTacterized by great en-
thusiasm and prolonged cheering. Page
Machine leaders yield to Lincoln Roosevelt
league and William R. Davis will speak at
Oakland ratification meeting. Page .
CALIFORNIA; 20 votes in convention preserves
the disproportionate representation of the south
ern states. rage
Committee agrees on compromise on the anti
Injunction plank in platform, and this probably
will be adopted after stirring debates in the
convention. Page
Friends of Judge Wells block machine
job to hinder primaries in Contra Costa
county. Page :
NJ H de Young stirs ire of CaIifornians by
trying TO force Endorsement of John Hays Ham
mond for vice presidency. but is finally sup
pressed BY resolution favoring George Knight
for second plaee. Page
Delegates to national republican convention,
seized by wave of enthusiasm. unite in mighty
demonstration for President Roosevelt cheering
steadily for - minutes. Page L
Vice President Fairbanks reiterates his ''irre-
rocable determination not to be again can
didate for the office he now holds. Page
CITY
Many graduates are given diplomas at the
Lick school, where class officers also are
elected. Page
Chief Biggy and Captain Of Detectives Kelly
clash over return Of defendant strike breakers
from Texas. Page 10
Bertha Du Bois. married result Of dare,
Is granted divorce from young engineer now in
Korea. Page 20
Toss Of coin is resOrted to by supervisors to
let city contracts when the bids are
:. Dalzell Brown calls walter Bartnett
dirty dog and cur in courtroom during
trial. Page III
Tiremen's outing to be held at Palo Alto on
July and ball team will contest on college
diamond. Page
Lieutenant william S. Bowen admits neglect
Of duty when placed on trial. but denies making
false reports Page 20
The body Of little Cyril Robertson. the miss
ing boy, is found in a park lake in place
foretold in a dream to Detective George Nc
Mahon Page IL
CITY makes payment of $4,000 to Elmer
Smith and acquires valuable holdings in the
Hetch Hetchy valley. thereby taking first actual
step for Sierra water supply Page IL
Two hremen painfully injured while fighting
big FIRE in Golden Gate avenue. rage 70
Horace L. Sartori member of a prominent
Italian family, is arrested complaint Of mis-
wife on a charge of failure to provide. Mrs.
Sartori mentions Miss Clara Mccoy. trained
nurse in connection with her husbands alleged
dereliction. Page 20
Rat war is temporarily blocked by reason of
fact that Drs. Blue and Rucker TO attend
big military wedding. Page IL
-Four accidents on United Railroads lines kill
fuiu
fatally. Page 10
SUBURBAN
Peter H Jackson suecumbs after long
Illness Page 8
n. J. Matthews. chief deputy city treas
urer Of Oakland, dies suddenly at his
home. Page 8
Dragnets recover Fred Storms body from
slough near Alviso. Page 8
knights of Columbus to install new council at
San Mateo June 2s. Page
Mayor and other Oakland officials agree on
budget for improvement work. Page
COAST
officers are elected by the grand grove and
circle Of the Druids. Page :
Aged common law wife of dead Santa Bar
bara man asks share Of 100000 es-
tate. Page II
OF mufueE, TESTIFY 4dus were at nome fatal
day. Page s
Home of Free Love" cults founder burned
to the ground in Santa Rosa, causing loss
OF $4,000. Page <
EASTERN
Two battleships will be sent with marines
to Panama TO prevent outbreak during the
elections Page I
Steamer Lusitania is halted by guns in mimic
warfare on New York coast. Page 3
New Orleans merchant and his son slay three
blackmailers and wound fourth Page
Third indictment found against president and
vice president Of National Bank of North Amer
ica for misappropriating funds. Page
FOREIGN
Shah Of Persia himself in camp to resist
assembly. Page 1
SPORTS
Notorcyclists will race at Tanforan July and
expect to smash records. Page II
N Interference with book makers at Denver