The San Francisco call., 1909-02-25

has Estudnlo sent to judiciary eOmmlt-
tee Page
wright-Stanton primary election bill will be
read for consideration OF assembly by Saturday.
Wolfe moving that Roseberry's postal primary
measure be denied second reading in the sen
ate Page
Governor Gilett says he will veto bill to give
San Francisco mere judges, but names three for
Los Angeles county. Page 4
GRAFT
One juror accepted subject to challenge while
two step down in Calhoun trial. Page 16
CITY
Miss Crocker's necklace. worth $4,000, disap-
pears at mardi gras. Page 1
Miss Frances TAFT quits cafe job to join the
atrieal company. Pager
Mrs Lizzie G. Cochrane charged with at
tempted murder for shooting her husbands affn-.
! ity. Page 10
President Britton of San Francisco gas and
electric company asks big for depreciation
of plant and wants the city TO pay interest On
the corporations floating debt. Page
Clever work of auto driver saves spectator in
Altadena hill climb. Page
I FAN from shaft to basement seven stories be-
low kills cement fnisber Doe build
! ing. Page )
Charles C Bradford starts guessing con-
4 test during court scene. Page
Compromise may be reached in the Gonzales
will contest. Page 10
Peoples lobby sets forth its purpose in articles
of incorporation. Page I6
Mayor Taylor guest of honor at luncheon of
Downtown association. Page
Robert Emmets birthday anniversary to lie
observed. Page
Scottish MasOns win erect million dollar
temple in San Francisco. Page 3
David Belasco honored by schoOlmates of 40.
years ago. Page o
SUBURBAN.
Msyor Mott explains his position in The water
Students Of agricultural college of the unIver-
sity ask appropriation from the legsla-
ture. Page
Rev. W. z. McClaskey, sued for divorce. is
principal in peculiar AFFAIR. Page s
Youth attempts suicide after a quarrel with
sweetheart Page o
Graft cry raised in Berkeley on account of
trustees decision to buy incinerator
site. Page s
Substitute for present orphan asylum system
offered at federated clubwomens conyen-
tion. Page s
Ministers protest against liquor being brought
10 the capitol building Page
COAST
Mrs. Hugh O'NeiII of San Jose swears out
warrant for husbands arrest Page 1
New record made in criminal cases in Modesto
and Los Angeles. burglars being caught and SEN
fenced the same day. Page 1
Prosecutor Cook threatens to impeach woman
witness in the trial at Redwood City of District
Attorney Bullock for malfeasance in Of
fee. Page
Dredging planned for channel at Eureka to as
sist lumber trade. Page
Valuable pearl. oyster shells, prehistoric ami
mails and reptiles found fossilized in Nevada
oil fields. Page
EASTERN
Presidents proclamation reduces duty on
sparkling wines from Spain. Page
Graft in Pittsburg council pays more than
mayor gets, according to witness. Page L
Companies admit rebating and are assessed
big fines. Page L
Congressman McEachlan introduces bill for
government steamship line to Panama. Page 1
Steel and lead trusts make big reduction in
prices Of products Page
Spring Valley succeeds in retarding Hetch
Hetchy water grant movement. Page
Frederick Palmer says President Diaz. in love
for power, does not provide for needs beyond his
lifetime. PnEe5
House Of representatives rejects number of
senate amendments. Page :
Foraker and Clark hold sway Of power as TO
report on censure Of merger Page 4
Plans for a national league of justice launched
by Rev. W. NJ. RAIDER at Presbyterian brother
hood convention. Page 4
Mrs. Margaret Teal accused of suborndtIon
OF perjury in the Gould divorce case, is com
mitted TO the Tombs. Pace :
Mrs Wallace straiton attempts suicide while
mentally unbalanced. Page
Taft said to have selected Franklin Mae.
Vesgh for treasury portfolio. Page
Mrs. W. X. Vanderbilt to spend million in
fight against tuberculosis. Page
Prosecution in Carmack murder trial expects TO
prove Cooper a defaulter. Page
FOREIGN
surragettes defy British government and
women Of high social position are arrested for
parading. Page z
Russians look for war between Austria and
servia within fortnight. Page
TWENTY-FIVE killed and 40 injured by train
jumping from ciin in Ecuador. Page 3
SPORTS
Pioneers beat Berkeley team on basket baI
courts. Page 13
Three good stakes on card at IngIeslde cours,
ing park. Page 10
Seal squad will line up for first spring prac
tice next Monday morning. Page 10
Three wrestling matches scheduled for Dreams
land rink Sunday night. Page IL
Bat Nielsen arrives in Los Angeles seeking
match with Welsh Mcfarland Page 10
Losing races run by six favorites at
Emeryvile. Page III
Favorites and heavily played second choices
prove winners at Arcadia Page 10
Public Schools Athletic league formed in Oak
land. Page 10
: Lads of Parochial school work to secure tropll-
ies in Catholic athletic league meet. Page 10
Band Of swinders jailed in south netted for
tune from fake matches and races Page 10
OIympians return from pleasant and sue
eessful trip to the Yosemite valley. Page 10
MARINE
Harbor commissioners viii open bids today for
construction Of wharf FOR Western Pacific rail-
road. Page 10
LABOR
The uphoIsserers' union asks that the contract
for furnishing mattresses to the y P. hospital be
given to a fair house. Page