The San Francisco call., 1909-04-08
EDITORIAL

serene Bayne's bunko game. Page
Wireless apparatus for all ships Page 9
Demoralizing action of prison bosrd. Page
Calhoun appears in strange disguise. P6
appointment OF supt. Anderson. Page @
GRAFT
Calhoun's carman, Frank Davidson, defended
by Carroll Cook, pleads not guilty OF
libel. Page 8
Z. A. s. Blake is on the verge OF complete
nervous breakdown. Page
stin there is vacant seat in the Calhoun
jury box. Page 1e
CITY
Terriers owned by smart set must not have
ears tails trimmed, according TO society for
prevention Of cruelty. Page
Hearst and the independence league arrive at
the parting Of the ways Page 1
Stocking tariff is sharply condemned by mem
bers Of Laurel hall club. Page 2
Wife of Millionaire Frank Thompson asks for
monthly allowance of s495 Page q
general Roberts again point of controversy
in politics of G. A. r. Page
Theaters promise special bills for crowds
during Easter week. Page s
Southern Paci6c company will issue bonds TO
the extent Of So, ,o00. 600. Page IS
Central emergency hospital to be moved from
Jefferson square by September /. Page II
Western Pseihcs suit against California safe
deposit and trust company comes to
trial Page 4
Railroad commission doubts ability to stop ex-
press companies acting as hucksters. Page 16
William Emmette Coleman left his savings
piled in box in United States army quarter
masters safe. Page Ie
Indiana shipwreck proves jolly picnic for pas
sengers Page 1
Bishop o'CouneI to make 6rst public appear
snce at mass this morning. Page .
Physician IS missing and foul play feared.
as be had s2.ooo on his person when last
seen. Page
Utilities committee OF the supervisors calls
public meeting for discussing pending bond IS
sues Page o
SUBURBAN
Wills body to medical college to aid in study
Of heart disease. Page 1
Eight men chosen to represent blue and gold
in chess tournament With Stanford. Page S
Insane man attempts to lesp iato furnace on
ferry boat Page
Woman charges medical husband used
her As subject in carrying out pain
periments Page
Eucalyptus shown by university experimenters
TO grow on slksli soil and thrive where other
trees die. Page
COAST
Los Angeles police think they have caught
the leaders of the visana gang Of cattle
thieves. Page 1
ModjesEa stin alive. though in profound
stupor. Page 3
San Rafael railroad agent loses valuables 10
highwayman. Page 8
Pamphlet outlines work in Stanford law .e-
psrtment. Page
Court fines Seattle attorney for insulting Ian
guage and fight with bailin follows. Page 3
Baldwin viii admitted to probate and settle
ment with widow and Mrs. Selby is init
mated. Page
EASTERN
Many lives are lost in storm that sweeps east
and south and wires are demoralized. Page 3
Advocates of free crude oil win victory in
house by coalition between Insurgents and
democrats. Page
Mother in law weeps over Harry SIMPSONS
death, testifying at daughters trial. Page
Prairie wolves in Kansas attack and kill little
boy. Page i
Patten reaps colossal profits in the Chicago
wheat pit. Page
FOREIGN
Castro lands at Port de France and is greatly
wrought up over Great Britsin's action barring
bim from Trinidad. Page
SPORTS
-, :. o,s .si,. -
and half furlong event at Arcadia in
1905 Is. Page IL
Williams refuses to approve Butte jockey
clubs selection of Joseph A. Murphy as pre-
siding judge. Page IL
to battle. Page 10
PortIsnds play slow game and are easily
beaten by Oakland Page 10
officials of New California jockey club :n-
vestigsting reports Of use OF electric batteries
by Emeryville jockeys. Page III
Starter Jake Holtman's bad work at bar
rier causes outburst OF public disapprovsl at
Emeryville. Page III
Santa Anita races to close April il. two
days before the walker-Otis law goes into
effect Page 10
St. Nsry's college nine defeats two teams
of California and Stanford universities in one
afternoon. Page 10
Senior class Of stanford yictors in record
breaking interclass field day. Page 10
Three crack tennis players of United States
beaten in Mexico City tournament. Page 10
MARINE
Liner Mariposa arrives from sonth with
many passengers and cargo of tropical
products Page 10