The San Francisco call., 1909-09-04
EDITORIAL

CITY
Edward L. Livermore. propertyman at the
Princess thester, killed by his brother in law,
William A Stein Page
Former racetraek book maker arrested at ball
game for making wager result. Page 20
Man three times divorced may marry again
first wife. Page IL
State Commissioner Henry wenstock
turns from investigation OF labor conditions
sbrosd. Page 20
Portols girls to leave on prize trip TO Seattle
and British Columbia the steamer Gov
ernor today. Page 20
Gabriel Hines escapes with reprmand for al
legged shady dealings in connection with bank
rupt Kragen stock. Page II
Two public building projects. Lowell high
school and armory, involve expenditure of
100000. Page 8
10 buy telescope for Martian observa-
uons. Page 20
SUBURBAN
fornis university and Paul SteiDdorn ap-
pointed director. Page II
Despondent man ends his life in an Oakland
lodging house. Page
Practical results follow from investigation Of
FuuitS oAhiAh4SIAdlOL NihtS. oRC 10
Women take charge OF San Francisco Schuet-
zen Verein's golden jubilee celebration at Shell
Mound Page 13
dent Taft Page L.
Buffers heir asks family allowance from
mothers estate and administrator is ap-
pointed Page IL
Students Of the University of California
prepare for the observance of Junior day
November 2e. Page IS
Oakls-I real estate men report increased
demand for property and stinening of
prices. Page IL
Students Of Oakland high school vote down
self-gOvernment proposal of principal. Page IL
Hundreds of women and children ready to
sell tags across bay today for benefit OF or
phanage Page I3
Berkeley Y. NJ c. A. begins campaign
for 100000 building on Professionally decided
site. Page IL
Orphans will be transferred from Decoto to
Masonic orphsnsge at Los Angeles. Page I3
Women Of Oakland club demand money for
toys furnished TO Fairgrounds and councilmen
refuse 10 pay. Page II
Alameda county ". C. T. U. elects
officers ana concludes four day sessions at
Alsmeds. Page IL
Oakland waiter. Tilted by Hindu princess
ends his life by taking dose of poison tab
lets. Page I3
Leroy n McQuesten, ''father of the Yukon"
dies at Berkeley at age OF 7S years. Page I3
Mrs Jean Thurnherr. confessed burglar, asks
TO be admitted to probation. Page 13
COAST
william B. Bradbury breaks down in his San
Quentin cell when told he has been denied
pardon. Page
San Francisco assessment shown to be fully up
TO the 90 per cent standard. Page
American and japanese merchants pledge In
dustrial peace and reciprocity Of trade. Page
EASTERN
Boston woman leaves Iegacies to Catholic
charities of San Francisco. Page
Actress Marie Dresser files voluntary petition
In bankruptcy after failure in England. Page
s'I'n kill some snakes" BalIinger's cryptic
remark in referring to his land policy op-
pOnents. Page
Aviator champion. curtiss, to enter octo-
Der seropIane contests to be held at In
dianapolis. Page
Rear Admiral c. S. sperry, who took Atlantic
feet back from San Francisco, retires. Page
FOREIGN
Ovation planned for DR.. Cook. discoverer
Of the north pole, arrival at Copen-
hagen today. Page
Half of town Of Tula in the state
Of TsmsuIipss, Mexico. engulfed by terrific
food. Page
Crown prince of Abyssinia invites Roosevelt
to join him in hunt for a white ele-
phsnt Page
SPORTS
state lssrne scores-Fresno 4 Sacramento
Oakland Il, Stockton Z. Page Ia
johnson takea Iayon, while Kaufman boxes
seven rounds at Colms. Page II
Jack (Twin) Sullivan is ready to make his
final stand on Monday night. Page Ia
Trottng gelding Uhian defeats Hamburg
Belle in straight heats to decide trotting cham
pionship of world. Page Ia
Oakland defeats Stockton in a smuggling match
by a score of IL to Z. Page II
Colonel VIM promises high class racing at
Juarez track, but expects to lose money the
FIRST Page Ia
Coast league scores-oakfand ), Los Angeles
4; San Francisco /, Sacramento o; Vernon 8.
Portland g. Page IA
MARINE
Mariposs from Tahiti and Chiyo Maru from
China and Japan arrive in port and China sails
for the orient with record crowd of
passengers: Page 10
SOCIAL
Mrs. Eleanor Martin gives a dinner in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer, of
Philadelphia, who are touring world. Page 10
JURY DID NOT THINK
1T WAS FAKE ROBBERY