The San Francisco call., 1909-04-06
EDITORIAL

The maximum and minimum tariffs. p. 3S
Al outside view Of grafters' defense. p. IS
Revolt Of women against high tariff. p. 3s
significant improvement noted. p. IS
Hydraulic engineers and Spring Valley. p. IS
GRAFT
Many tslesmen examined yesterday in Calhoun
trial, but no juror secured. Page So
Calhoun seeks to regain possession of papers
hlched from city. Page 35
Hanley cites supreme court decisions in re-
futing contempt OF court proceedings. Page IS
Damaging evidence against Newburgh brought
out in trial yesterday. Page As
CITY
Supervisors pass ordinance that will drive
slot machines from city. Page 33
Aicszsr company presents "Are You a Ma
son = with snap and ginger. Page
Hundreds of photographs continue 10 pour in
on Portoia beauty contest committee. Page 30
Supervisors vote down proposed increase of
/ Is per cent in water rates and postpone hnal
action on ordinance until next week. Page 81
Merchants of this city and state victims Of
swindlers who soliciting funds for railroad
organizations. Page As
Railroads join the effort to make Raisin day
a great success. Page 30
Victim Of holdup Identifies prisoner as high
waymsn. Page IS
Woman in divorce suit tells the Judge she
wants her husband and does not want
divorce Page 81
Soldiers Of Twelfth cavalry paid of before
sailing for Manila. Page As
Streets leading to Pacific Mall docks made
quate and poor, says engineer of merchants
association Page As
Exciting chase from bank results in capture
Of bad check passer. Page As
! The two COW limit ordinance amended
and passed. Page "a
Acting consul general of Japan arrives with
young bride Page 81
Nickelodeon ordinance. passed. favors So
''theaters'' now operating. Page 81
Elaborate preparations being made for produc-
tion Of Constantine at Santa Clara col
lege. Page 81
Supervisor Giannini and City Engineer Mars
den Manson present report on Hetch Hetchy
project. outlining plan for preliminary work
the system. Page 34
Women combine to 6sht high stocking and
glove tariff. Page 33
SUBURBAN ~E'
sherin Barnet officially blames moon FOR
adding mems brains. Page 40
Grandmother nees from court with infant
grandson when petition for guardianship is
denied. Page 20
Confidence operator makes neat cleanup in
three days, but is caught by Oakland
police. Page 40
Council organizes, elects B. h PendIeton
president and receives important message
from mayor. Page 20
COAST
Berger's team of dogs wins classic race from
Nome to Candle creek, IN which 500. 600 changes
hands. Page 33
San Mateo county graft scandals sgain to the
front Page Al
Blind students to debate with Lowell high
Passengers Of the wrecked Indiana due here
tomorrow on cruiser California. Page 81
School trustees Of Bakersfield dismiss teacher
and nail mp sehoolhouse. Page Al
EASTERN
Governor Haskell Of oklahoma tries to prevent
trial of case against him. Page so
Woman sbackled and forced to work on chain
gang makes escape. Page 33
Federal suit to dissolve oil trust is ar
gued. Page 81
Federal supreme court declares important
provision OF immigration law unconstitu-
tioDal. Page 80
FOREIGN
Kermit Roosevelt lIcks man who insulted
him Page 33
Great tragedy close at hard at Tsbris. where
thousands face death by starvation or mas
sscre. Page Al
Roosevelt talks about hunting with duchess
Of Aosta in Naples. Page 50
SPORTS
Baseball players of Santa Clara college may
enter tournament Page A
Little siss the only fsvOrite to finish first at
Emeryville. Page 43
Mrs Richard walton TuIly purchases thor
oughbred mares at Emeryville for her breed
Ing farm Page AZ
Louis A.. Beal elected captain of Berkeley
freshmen eight for the intercollegiate re-
gatts. Page AZ
Phil chinu breaks hoodoo at Arcadia aud
wins three races. Page 43
Jockey club stewards announce dates for sum-
mer races New York tracks Page AZ
Opposition baseball leagues viii meet on
diamonds across bay and their strength will
be tested. Page AZ
Jim COnroth departs today for New York
in an effort to match johnson and JEFF
fries. Page AZ
MARINE
Liner Chiyo Maru from the far east brings
large party Of Japanese tourists on their way
around the world Page a.
LABOR
The bakers and. confectioners have unionized
nearly all the helpers In the city Page Al
III. SIX LII INIT0PET