The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24
EDITORIAL

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EDITORIAL
Senator Flint's chase of the octopus. Page
Uncle Jim Hills store of griefs. Page 6
Exposures Of rebating on great scale. Page 6
CITY
State law pleases officials of French American
bank, who decide not TO nationalze. Page D
Steamship lines start rate war from San Fran
cisco TO Los Angeles. Page 4
Victim of auto dies after being held "a hours
as drunk in Jail and Is hours inconsistencies
in vacant lot. Page 10
Superintendent Of banks says plan for Bank of
ireland must be checked Page :
pursuit. Page 5
Choir of Wesley NJ. E. church to give sacred
concert Sunday evening as welcome to Dr.
bennett. Page Ie
POrtols committee gratifed with the way sub
scriptions are coming in, but large sums are
still needed. Page s
Attorney Charles A. Wheeler quoted by coun-
sci for John D. and A. B. Spreckels against con-
tention OF executors in will case. Page I6
Asiatles. Turks and Hindus seek citizenship
and are opposed as Mongolisns by natural-
cation bureau. Page 1
SUBURBAN
Buck tramples and cores farmer, who is in
precarious condition. Page 1
Blind man proves expert swimmer when pulled
N afar hr fSh
Wife suing for divorce says husband attacked
her with table forks. Page 8
Mayor Noy signs Alameda tax ordinance, insti-
flying sl.e5 rate as due TO parks. Page 3
Probstioner takes pledge to abstain from In
dulgence of mania for motor vehicle. Page 3
Prof. Jacques Loeb returns with honorary
degrees presented during his tour Of
Europe. Page g
California university students prepare for
big show the night of intercollegiate foot
ball game Page o
Government maintaining poison squad at the
state university. Page 8
University publication tells OF history of Por-
tola's expedition. Page g
Society woman has too many whist party en-
gagements to prosecute pickpocket. Page 8
Automobile parade in Oakland tomorrow night
for the Idora park fair. Page 8
District attorney finds teachers are not guilty
Of cruelty charge. PAGE o
Lamp drops and three homes worth 50, 500
each burn in Fruitvale. Page 8
ST. Louis church in EImhurst opens festival
to clear of church debt. Page g
Congressman KnowIand is to wed Miss Emelyn
S. West at Chicago Tuesday next. Page 9
Plans being prepared for new municipal build.
ings In Oakland Page 8
COAST
President David Starr Jordan delivers ad-
dress on the physical and moral sanitation Of
cities. Page
Thousands Of children parade in Los Angeles.
asking for more schools. Page 4
Santa Cruz health officials kill all cats in
the Chinese quarter of that town to prevent
spread of diphtheria. Page 4
Oriental sealers infest Bering sea and keep
cutters busy. Page 4
EASTERN
Typical western scenes make Tafes day on
western slope of the Rocky mountains in
teresting. Page 3
Doctor Cook is guest of Arctic club and
relates story of his successful search for
the pole. Page 1
FOREIGN
Storm kills 100 persons and wrecks 500 homes
in HONS, northern Syria. Page 3
Hebrews in Kiev are not molested, sen
sational reports Of rioting being declared
untrue. Page 8
Manila cigar factories to raise prices, ship
ment Of 100000 exhausting supply. Page 5
General Bernardo Reyes plans to leave Mexico
for Europe Page 3
Priest at head Of procession and another man
killed by rioters in Spain. Page 3
SPORTS
Stanley Ketchel arrives from east to fight
Johnson and fees from sporting writers, refusing
TO talk. Page 10
Manager Henry Berry Of Los Angeles bali
team resents being held by taxicab driver, who
makes charge of being defrauded. Page 10
Stockton takes revenge on Fresno by winning,
TO o. Page 10
Coast league scores-yernon 2 Sacramento 1;
San Francisco IL, Oakland 9; Portland g. Los
Angeles 0. Page 10
Rain spoils what promised to be good card at
Toronto racecourse. Page II
Games Of the Irish clubs at 1ngleside Sunday
are expected TO produce great sport. Page 10
Detroit Americans win three out Of four BY
defeating washington, s to /. Page 10
Maurice Mclaughlin and Melville Long, Cali
fornia crack tennis players, back from east and
will start for Australia soon- Page 10
Crack athletes OF League Of Cross Cadets
enter for the track meet next Sunday after
noon. Page 40
MARINE
Steamship Asia sails for orient with IS pas
sengers and large cargo. Page IS
SOCIAL
Miss Jennie Blair entertains for Mrs. Frank
H. Proctor Of New York, who was Miss Flora
MacDermott Of Oakland. Page 9