The San Francisco call., 1910-02-02
EDITORIAL


Responsibility for excessive prices. Page 6
Coal dust in congressional hands Page
Mistaken about Pacific coast opinion. Page
CITY
Sweet singer in Professor Napoleon suf-
fered bravely for charity. Page 10
United Railroads manager tries to persuade
the supervisors that car tenders would be
dangerous i,aSe5
Court denies petition of Rudolph Spreckels to
Jail brothers for contempt. Page I6
Jack Sesnon in city collecting evidence 10 de-
fend suit brought by sister. Page
Police board fails 10 make expected changes
in department. Page i8
Society girl files second suit against reIa-
tiFes FOR Imprisonment Page
Bar association trying to end delays of law
and jurists discuss suggestions. Page 3
Socialist objects TO work. according TO woman
who runs bakery and secures divorce. Rage 3
Preside club elects officers; stork visits
Fleming home Page IL
Two record holding ocean giants in harbor hy
German flag. Page I6
Hotel guest jailed on charge of passing bogus
drafts. Page :
Mysterious Mrs Schulz" sought in hotel
Auuk ivbDtIS CASE EdSc %
SUBURBAN
sophomores propose new plan for financing of
junr annual. Page >
Decisive advantage is gained by Oakland in
lis water front fight. Page 3
Block signaling thoroughly explained by
Southern Pacific expert Page =
Girls to give circus performance at annual
fete of Prytanean society of the univer-
sity. Page .
Guernevine citizen traces his runaway wife
to city Page s
Southern Pacific asks second change in loop
system franchise. Page .
Heir is born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles K.
Allen Page
Grand Army posts prepare for department en-
campment in Oakland next April. Page
Woman declares husband bigamist and seeks
his arrest. Page ;
Exemplary prisoner may escape second term
for family's sake. Page -
Kleptomanlac viii undergo operation to have
,essure removed from brain. Page .
Everything is in readiness for opening of
Ailmess in Oakland. Page =
smashes door Of daughters home with
an AK Page
Direct legislation solves municipal graft
problems, asserts expert Page .
COAST
Baby's grandfsther's grandfather is still alive
and hearty. Page 1
Walter s. Martin protests against bad roads
iD san Mateo county. Page 3
Napa chamber of commerce gives fifth ami
versary banquet. Page
Santa Rosa couple accused of the murder of
their infant. Page .
Mrs. Emma Ie Doux, the trunk murderess,'
goes TO San Quentin for life Page }
Hermann denies knowledge of wrongdoing re-
gardiag the forest reserve at conspiracy
trial. Page 3
Mrs. May Talbot Of Reno acquitted of murder
of husband. Page
EASTERN
Taft frees Indian imprisoned for killing spirit
doctor. Rage 4
E. H. Archer appointed surveyor general to
succeed W. S. Graham, displaced. Page I
Ten miners perish in gas explosion and II
more are entombled in Kentucky. Page
Illinois governor signs requisition for Brojan,
wanted for murder. Page 3
FOREIGN
Paris food reeedes aud relief is prompt but
SPORTS
Lew Taylor beats Fred Cooley in two rounds
AT West Oakland club. Page II
Jack Gleason says that Rickard gave him
authority TO battle ground. Page 10
Polytechnic basket ball team beats Sacred
Heart in hard fought gaTe. Page 10
Edward Dowd local crack causes De orc to
extend himself in match. Page 10
Sid Hester's application for fight permit again
put over Page 10
Tip oNeil starts east tomorrow to arrange
trip Of White Sox. Page ii
sid Hester may stage Nelson wolgast go in
Alameda county Page 10
Aberdeens manager to bring suit for rein
statement into Northwest league. Page n
Supervisors and P. A. A. may clash over
awarding OF fight permits. Page 10
Berkeley boxing club to stage four four-round
bouts February Q. Page I
Doc" White. Comiskeys clever southpaw.
refuses 10 sign contract. Page 30
Jack Johnson's manager says Gleason will get
TIE big battle. Page 10
Silvia Fir. oakwood nlly. runs away, Injuries
herself and is shot. Page II
Thirty teams enter basket ball tournament
of Sunday School athletic league. Page 10 |
S c. HiIdreth's Fitzherbert is sold to un-
known hnyer for $4,000 Page II
Coronado country club golf tournament play
begins in rain. Page 10 |
Baseball next on schedule Of Catholic Schools |
athletic league. Page 10 |
Santa Clara and Stanford cross bats today in
postponed season Page 10 |
Lew Powell signs to meet George Memsic |
February Is in SOUTH Page 10 |
MARINE
Heavy norther sweeps harbOr, but does little
damage. Page a |
LABOR
American federation of labor moves to have |
exclusion law extended. Page |
CalifOrnianS on Travels