The San Francisco call., 1909-11-22
EDITORIAL

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The Standard oil decision. Page 4
The ethnology of naturalization. Page 4
zelaya laughs at diplomacy. Page 4
Treasury promotes speculation. Page
CITY
Bold 8 year old hunter armed to teeth,
leaves home en- route to Africa and Teddy by
way OF Mil Valley. Page IL
Maude odelle. wife of Adolph F. Hagemann,
wealthy mine owner, returns to stage. Page 3
Aged domestic attempts suicide when accused
by employer of stealing 80 cents. Page IL
Returning consul says China will soon be Gov
cred by network of railroads and urges American
participation in loans. Page 5
Thief entering through skylight plumbers Fill
more street fur store. Page IL
Laborer run down and leg broken by automo-
bile. Page IL
Battle waged against Spanish nomenclature by
Richmond residents. Page IL
Women in charge of booth at St. Charles
parish fair plan entertainment. Page IL
Churches hold special Thanksgiving serv,
ices and prepare for union services next
Thursday. Page 5
aviation. Page )
SUBURBAN
Jack the Hugger" operates in Berke-
ley. Page
Captain of detectives declares general public
more responsible for crime than are the evil
doors. Page 6
Berkeley Rugby team loses to Oakland police
by score Of one arrest TO rough house" Page
Echo of football show scandal nearly disrupts
Berkeley Junior day program. Page 6
Women of Alameda district federation pre-
pare to welcome delegates at annual eonven-
tion. Page
Many churches hold Thanksgiving services;
union services arranged for Thanksgiving
day. Page
COAST
HerOism of officers prevented serious panic on
burned ship. Page L
Alma Bells witness, Richardson. accused OF
perjury and her alleged affinity summoned to
testify for state. Page
EASTERN
Rescuers fan exhausted at scene of Cherry
mine disaster. Page
government for reparation for outrage Amer
cans Page L
Rockefeller refuses to comment on decision
against standard oil, but counsel denies dissolu-
tion was ordered. Page 1
John Jacob Astors yacht safe in San Juan
harbor. Page 1
New designs made for postal cards which
will be supplied by government printing
office. Page
Report Of Isthmian commission shows satisfae
tory progress on Panama canal. Page )
FOREIGN
b Bjornson. Norwegian novelist, dying of
terial malady in Paris. Page 3
Castro's hand is felt in unrest throughout
Venezuela. Page
Budget vote of house of lords expected
raise question of peers rule at British gen
eral election. Page 3
viceroy of Chi Ii and officers punished for
earelessness at funeral of dowager empress
Of China Page 5
SPORTS
Burns soscerites defeat Independents; Thistles
beat Caledonians; Vampires win from the Bar
barians. Pager
Polo season auspiciously opened on Palomar
field at Burlingame. Page Z
Automobile dealers await mud plug endur-
ance test planned for bad weather. Page 5
Small fields and bush performers second
days card at Emeryville. Pager
ST. Mary's predicted to win Santa Clara game
by very narrow margin. Page IL
ST. Ignatius Rugby team loses to Santa Clara
day scholars, to o. Page
Ad wogast makes good showing at his train
ing camp at Ocean beach. Pager
Santa Clara high school confident of defeating
Lowell for championship. Page
Marksmen at Shell Mound make good at
Thanksgiving turkey shoot. Page
Preside golf club wins first half Of home and
home match over Claremont. Page =
Vallejo high footbalers defeat Santa Rosa
high, TO 0. Page
Fighting Dick Hyland signs to fight Cyclone
Thompson at Kansas City. Page 10
a'spitball'' stricklett sewers connection with
Brooklyn for California league. Page 10
Footballs death toll for just ending is
35 dead and 216 hurt. Page
Santa Clara Rugbyites knock OF heavy practice
for Thanksgiving day game Page
Sutton. Demarest and other billiard cracks
meet tonight in balk line tourney. Page 10
MARINE
Japanese liner Chiyo Maru, after long delay
outside in the fog comes into port from the
orient with many passengers and cargo which
includes raw silk valued at 81, 10000 Page IL
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