The San Francisco call., 1909-03-31
EDITORIAL


Calhoun sun sroids the issue Page 9
GRAFT
Judge Murasky takes under sdvisement mo-
ton Of attorneys for United Railroads 10 have
detectives cited for contempt. Page
Two needed still TO complete Newburgh jury
and try charge Of attempted bribery Page lS
Ssloonnar who made remark concerning Cal
houn trial to juror is given nve days in
jail Page
CITY
James Farley. strike breaker. visits with Pat
rick Calhoun Page
League Of Justice may become national or
gznization Page
Youthful Kentuckizn on trial for his life in
local federal court Page 10
Federal ban on opium to become effective
April 1. Page
Teachers in convention win seek to remedy de-
fects Of annuity and retirement laws Page
Warehouses OF the Harry johnson furniture
company destroyed by IRE. entaiIing loss OF
Sis. 600. Page
James c. Tomalty indicted By the grand jury
for theft Of city treasury funds. Page
Property owners make plea for modification
OF FIRE rules governing construction ma
terinl Page Is
CaIkins' creditors hold meeting and name com
Report on nickelodeons asked from building
Inspector Of board Of works. Page7
Hotelmen complain to supervisors Of gas com
psny's outrageous gouge. Page 16
Poloist John Lawson testi1es that he did not
employ chauffeur in Scotland. Page
Girls pictures submitted in POrtoia poster
competition TO show the dominant type OF
beauty. Page
SUBURBAN
Athletic girl may captain woman polo team
against Burlingsne's champions. Page
Confessed forger alleged to have made army
record Page
Charles Spear enters race for mayOrslty of
Berkeley Page
Runaway coed TO be taken to home in Mime
sofa by mother. Page D
John ". stetson named city attorney to sue
ceed J. E McElroy. Page 0
Aged Canadian leaves $4,000 estate TO reis-
kissing carpenter faces jail sentence for
osculafing campaign Page
University freshmen warned to obey seniors
who are urged to eonhseate caps and
pipes. Page
COAST
syndicate. Page
Election scandal in San Jose. Page
Fred h. Wright viii no longer enmesh IN
tagged CANNES Of Ross Valley. Page 10
Life of expert witness in Los Angeles viii
contest threatened. Page
Collegiate Y W C A delegates report at
Capitola conference and make record pledges
for support Page
Evidence taken in Reno rate case. Nevada
demanding equal rates with San Fran
CISCO Page
Ambassador Bryce in address to Stanford
students praises California and San Fran
cisco. Page
Double tragedy is committed on lonely
road Page
EASTERN
Crazy Snake captured and uprising of In
dians ends. Page
President Eliot of Harvard to be ambassador
TO Great Britain. Page 1
Hartman wants all railroads under one head,
declaring Roosevelt was wrong in fighting com
binations. Page 4
New greensboro bridge. New York to Long
Island City, opened to pedestrians. Page
Users Of tobacco paying equivalent of war
tax through failure OF congress to restore size
OF packages. Page 2
Oriental rivalry in trade declared By McKin-
lay dangerous to country. Page :
FOREIGN
More Suuragelles arrested IN LONDON a1ter
invading parliament and clash with the
police. Page
Naples plans to honor Roosevelt and Cardinal
Satolli and the mayor OF Rome send
messages. Page
Japan rejects Chinese proposal to submit Man
churian questions to arbitration. Page
SPORTS
Nelson viii start for this city to fight
Dick Hyland as soon as he finishes theatri-
cal stunts. Page 10
Emeryville ring hard hit by killing on Cal
vescs. Page IL
Racing at the Seattle track officially
abandoned. Page IL
Local Italians organize to promote ath-
letics, following government movement in
Italy. Page IL
Pacific coast league baseball season opens
With fast games in three cities. Page 10
Oakland outlaws easily defeat the Santa Cruz
team. Page 10
Hsrrigsn beats Ri.lto in thrilling finish in
Commando handicap at Arcadia. Page IL
Sixty days racing assured in two Salt Lake
tracks. Page III
Whites defeat Reds at polo on Ell cerito
Geld. Page 10
MARINE
In spite OF head winds the liner Alameda
arrives from Hqnolulu on schedule time AMI
with more than loo passengers Page 15
LABOR
The BARRIERS union viii prosecute its cam
paign against unfair shops with levying an
assessment. Pe~ea