The San Francisco call., 1909-02-07
EDITORIAL

Work for the native sons. rage 90
For the expansion OF markets. Page Is
LEGISLATURE
Union men fight bill empowering governor TO
appoint street railway police Page 20
Senator Perkins hayed by president for ad-
vocating anti-Japsnese measures. Page IL
Confident Of majority in senate, friends of
direct primary bill plan to force lineup this
week Page 70
GRAFT
Can opener comes near to being required
In Calhoun trial. rage n
CITY
Town and Country clubs new home TO be built
at stockton street and Union square ave
npe Page 20
John Men. Parker. former manager of Balboa
hotel. gets three year sentence. Page 20
Hale store class Of IA given grammar school
diplomas. Page 20
John Temple Grayson forced to leave two
prominent hotels. fuEe IL
goxes for kirmess at Central theater are in
great demand and dancers may dine on stage
with chaperones. Page y
Filipino band to give three concerts in this
city. Page "a
Camilla Lucito bases suit for divorce on
charge Of insanity Page ~
Maximum sentence pronounced by Judge Ca
baniss on husbands brutal crime. Page 81
American Hawaiian steamship company In
creases rates between San Francisco and New
York, following policy of transcontinental rail
roads Page Al
Billy Sunday. ex-baseball player and IA
nous evangelist, engaged 10 spend one day in
city. Page "a
Indictment against James C. Tomalty quashed
on technical grounds. Page 23
Supervisor Loring P. Rixford wins first prize
in competition for Bohemian clubs new build
ing. Page 23
New attack on Hetch Hetchy plan. Attorney
McCutchen going to Washington for Spring
Valley. Page 81
Sale Of s., .OOO city bonds set for tomer-
row, bids being receivable until p. m Page As
American woman denies she is an alien, al
though married 10 Engllshman. page Al
Mining engineer is attacked by Korean bandits
and left for dead. Page 81
Louis Schultz, gasplpe thug, changes his plea
in robbery case. Page 23
Commonwealth club fsrors change in method
Of naming county superintentents. Page -
City's sanitary condition so much improved
that several health physicians are re-
tired. Page 81
SUBURBAN
San Mateo school trustees dismiss Prof H. c.
HarwOod for fighting With Principal Sander
son. Page Fl
Policeman and rancher principals in comedy of
errors. Page 80
Wealthy woman who has tasted for two
months now near death. Page 80
University scientists will honor memory of
Darwin at a centenary celebration. Page SO
Lawyer is scored by court for failure to re-
gard order. Page SO
Sgnor victim Of drug habit and mentally de-
fective, according TO physicians and attor--
ney. Page SO
COAST
Dynamite plot blame shifted by men who
cause destruction of residence Page Is
Exposure of Commissioner Wagner in Stockton
graft case causes rumor. Page Is
Los Angeles man asserts knowledge of hidden
treasure on Cocos island. Page Is
Condition of E. ]. (''Lucky'') Baldwin seri-
Gus. and survival until morning considered un-
likely. Page IL
Men whose names are not made public pur-
chase SO blocks in Portland for $1,000
oOo. Page ID
DR.. Gum testifes that death OF Edward Ber-
wick Jr. was undoubtedly due to natural
cnuses. Page IN
EASTERN
Mammoth battleship Delaware launched from
Newport News shipyards Parc 10
Clara Rosen, church soloist victim of atrocious
murder Page 10
House passes bill making important amend
ments to national bankruptcy law. Page 10
Northern Pacific trainmen and two women ar
rested for wholesale robberies Page II
w. J. Bryan thrown from auto and narrowly
escapes death. Page IL
David Belasco returning to San Francisco after
two years absence. Page II
Fear Of reprisal in japan and uprisings against
Americans said TO be real reason OF administra-
tion's anxiety over anti-Japanese legislation
in California. Page II
Slayer Of saloonman saves police trouble by
admitting act. Page 2I
Wilbur stith pleads guilty to granting rebates
under indictment Of 159 counts Page Fl
Oscar Hammersten seeks heavy damages in
two libel suits. Page Fl
FOREIGN
Miss Ada E. Sullivan San Francisco girl dis
appears from Paris. Page Il
King Edwards visit to Emperor William in
tended to promote peace but wave of -niIitarism
and opposition to Germany sweeps Eng
land. Page Al
japanese show chagrin at response of United
States to hospitality accorded men of battleship
feet Page Is
German rivers on rampage cause great life and
property loss. Page ~
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American battleshp feet leaves Gibraltar ON
last leg of round the world cruise. Page Fl
Captain Qualtrough of battleship Georgia sus-
pended from duty for six months and deprived
of 10 numbers in rank. Page 81
SPORTS
Sixteen hundred athletes take part in Boston |
indoor meet Page 35
California bicycle team. beaten in six day
race. Page 30 /
F. A. Forsy,he's High Private wins Palace |
Hotel handicap. Page "a |
Wallaby Rugby team plays dazzling game and |
defeats University of California By a score of |
q to O. Page 33 |
Hunters await the arrival OF wild geese as the |
duck and quail season is practically over
now. Page 2n /
S. C. Hildreth's Montgomery wins Holland
cup at Arcadia. Page "a
Novel golf event is arranged Tor the Presidio
club on LincoIn's birthday Page ~ |
Bay City Wheemen will usher in the season |
with race at stadium this afternoon. Page IS |
Five tennis experts remain TO fight it out for |
the Dohrmann cup. Page Ak |