The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 12, 1907, Page 1

GOVERNOR COMES Have vou a very odd otograph in | } your collection? Ii you have you may | win a prize with it—a cash t to Odd Photo Editor, care Send it § INDEX OF THE POLICY UTTERLY SAN FRANCISCO CALL’S NEWS TODAY 10 GONFER UPON ( aPECIAL SESION Mayor Taylor and TELEPHONE KEARNY 6 FAILS T0 INGURE | .~ PROPERTY TITLE . Adelstein Cites the Case of| Attorney General ; r*=*% Bothin in Fight on the Ve for Advice Holiday Today i California Concern mx.\:'\“ \.\\. — T i —— Lt T S NOT YET DECIDED| BY Prlemetm of Co=m | | REPORTS INACCURATE| \{‘3 ) e clared 2 legal holiday in California. s | \ *\g ?\\ I Convene Legislature) = -+ Company Falls Back on| \ Next Week if It Is ~ |NEWS BY TELEGRAPH Technicalities to Es- | Called at All cape Liability | S PETITION JOKER IN SCHEDULES posed s maz for 60 reass dles AN Page 3 Character of Corporationi Seeking to SeH City~ Imperfect Plant the efforts of Samuel private citizen, the the business being G trust company is aired and the char-|§ e corporation seeking | its imperfect plant| upon the city for use as official |# record of the status of titles <‘ a being pitilessly revealed. He and | others who have had unfortu- nate experience with the surety {company are making good lheirl assertions that it is an insurance | company which does not insure;| rety firm which does not pay | can aveid responsibility on icalitv—and the icies | sued give ample oppormnity[ such avoidance, says Adel-| i of Beaicia come pear Page 3 governor was also the temporary sus- e Union national No alarm was filett comes o eity session, which be says be will Page 1 specia sext stein. He has unearthed a case, which, he says, is only one ot! many, in which when th:c's&l.....«..-afi pany was brought to the law re-| {sort was had to 2 miserable tech-| {nicality unworthy of an honest business firm. Policy Proves Useless The parti o the state copstitution year weald deprive San S Maror Tayler =nd other ominest mes spesk at Banquet cn city's a4 Page 14 of the state b cular case to which| 3 Adeistein cails attention is that of a| sult brought in 1898 by Henry E.| Bothin ag: the California title| c tere by fracd. Page 10 InSurance and trust company to re- | Baired man &5 one of two foot on a $10 1 iss defendant, @amages on a the titl a defect ! wer e ool o Man Croelly Slain by Stone to Be Receive : 2 o i oo Examiner Objects of Land Office - Chaiies z':me'.—_u: | rendered it unavafling as a guarantee| perpetrated series | 28alInst defects, the possibility of Page ’:which was the reason for buring th v e X |imsurance Ravi s cit; removes s his sister i | Quite Indignant When He Reads Chairman of Republican Stafe In other werds. ths palicy | a Lurid Account of His Ceniral Commiitee fo Be lwas good &s lomg as 1t was not St N needed, but proved useless when a Speciacular Taking Off : Rewarded af Last Is still on end defect developed In.- the title and s al Webd grants permission drove protection. insurer to the company for o, Pia Suattin: o 5l the republican state central committee, 00 damages, Bothin ap ed his case to the supreme court| £/ of the state. There ¥t still remains| undecided and 2 moral to policy buy- | PRiZNey, a businessman of Healdsburg, ers to read their contracts with the|yesterday. Though the fact that the Caltfornia title insurance and trust highly colored account appearsd in the Page 14| company and find out 1f, after alllcan !!hey are insured against “defects in| | Telegrapbers’ tnice decides st meeting In | title,” the apprehension for which in- | T.UEated the circumstances, it in mo| SANTA ROSA, Nov. 11.—To read an| account of his own death was thel surprising sensation accorded Charles | is to be recelver of the Ui iand office in this city, wice ton, who has resigned. United States Senators Perkins and Flint have decided to salve the man¥ ‘wounds infifcted upon the pride of = long suffering servant of the machine and 2t the same time reward his um- 3 Page 3 Fitch. vigflaste and Mexican =, who osee Owned Neb hill dies at s Francisco Examiner somewhat SN o S She . Page 1| pired them to take out a surety con-| 7i5¢ caimed the wrath of Phinney. The " Sto: Two gles cizhs, esch Tecognized as officisl, | x | Examiner had ruthlesslf broken his| oF SerVices by passing ot camse perplexity to execative committes of | TOCT sk ed that he “died in.| SdcTel Job worth 35,000 2 year. stodents. Page 4 JOKER IN SCHEDULE B o e . ol n- The recommendation for Stone's ap- Raiph Butler. star fullback of Ustversity of | stantly.” With riotous vocabulary and - < ia Raghy %3 iy M from Here i= the Bothin case In brief: ent to icceed Morton, signed Page & Bothin applied for & polt ek | e oAbl B Tinried TRtn ::hx::h ".hc Chlitecais i s mocaae S P iine s v t '?'ionxucn B R o e el v Fresttieme” Tossuvall s reevonts mitw B LuN0D L A the L T "C”::“'Isnory with tales of domestic troubles, 1522 "*% ¥ % Page g 23 ! heigh it with a ! iz {a contract ‘with the Sharon estats to| " Soiencd It With 4 couple of Mints at! o JTu s to pass Stone a peach babess corpos served om Oakisnd | | suicide and as a finale asked: slice sfter Minnesots officers bad departed with | purchase the lots and appiled for -y g = k. instead of a lemon is a decided de- Freis. mith, Ariilind s Bt Was it a broken steering wheel or! Pasl. Page 4| joan of 35,000 from the San Francisco| | rom the treatment to. which Thleves ratd Stamford e i 2 €0} a broken heart that killed Phinneyy: |Firiore from the e B T . savings union. The latter advanced s |Stone has become accustomed and celebration of the { *It will be a broken head if I catch| % the money and took the insurance| % | hardened. - His services for the ma- 3 3 i - |the man who wrote that” stormed| weive Italisze involved iz Sz» Rafael fend | company’s policy as guarantee m“’?hmne\- jchine have for years been permitted = i Pw(u:: title to the property was wi!houzi e “the ar.|tP fUTRish thelr own rewards. In fact. Saspepsion of i tiom: 3 <’ T T - faw. : 5 X $ £ th caly temporary, sars Presidest Palmer, asd | D2™ ! | ticle ‘other than that Phinney had met|%C *SUtl¥ bas the chalrman of the 21l @epositors are protecfied. Page 3| The following good faith clause in with & aleut ident while riding & state central committee been consid- | SPORTS {the policy reeeived by Bothin from|™ =" crfl‘e n‘d”‘}” “n‘d‘.m ‘mgm {ered that the last legislature calmly B s Meelick lowers 2 track record at| the California title insurance and| < % | but nene the less firmiy refused to give Eweryvil 108 + | Zapas . traversing o | scious for a few minutes. {trust company was relied ughn by jhim 2 small clerkship for®his man _|Bothin as evidence that he was pro-{CARL.OAD OF LOBSTER FRY |Fridey. Jake Steppacher. i tected” in the purchase of the land) TO BE SHIPPED I‘!.ERE‘:PO R COMPANY. sECURt;,s and that he owned a straight strip of] of Maine Waters Will Be; SWEEPING FRANCHISE land from cone street to another. iN;five “The California title insurance and| T lanted to Pacifi 1 { ‘ransp! c Coast Snow~ Mountain R Feeders by the Government Sl sizatigg trust company doth herebr covenant| ‘Throughout Sonoma County wrestiers give the California jockey. E, ree winners Agaeduc: Page § Speedy crclers age entered for indoor races om | that = it will indemnify and insure| banked track. Page §| Henry E. Bothin from ail loss not ex-| POOTH BATY, Me. Nov. 11.—By order Feoi: Teaak Tine Jack Gleason it gives the December 852 Per- | ooqing $10,600, which he shall sge.|Of the. United States commissioner of mit bis Ketchel Toomes match. Page § R SRE P " Special by Leased Wire to The Cail SANTA ROSA, Nov. 11.—The Sonoma uld be T the purpose Girmple cish athletic committee formefates | 13in DY Teason of defects in the title|®® 30@ Shore fisherfes a carload of =2 smbitioes program for the wimter sea- |of the assured or by reason of liens|'OPSter fry frem the government hatch- ion, we remain, ve w00, Page8 or incumbrances affecting the same, | €7ies here will be shipped to the Pa-{county board of supervisors granted - LABOR {excepting only such as are specifieq|Cific coast this week for the first ex-|today a franchise to the Snow Moun- s MEISTER, President. Secretary Fremch tells bow the typographical tin schedule B.” periment in brooding the Maine lob- | tain water and power company for the emion of this city cares for its aged | LANDER, Secretary.” was received Schedule B would appear, according |Sters in the Pacific ocean. stringing of wires and carrying elec- {to the papers filed In the subsequent| These lobsters are to be carried in|tricity practically all over the county. | suit, to be a sort of sponge which rups |2 Special car attached to a fast trans- | The company was givell a franchise for 2 continental passenger train. This ex- |a trunk power line through the county perhment of transplanting Atlantic |from north to south, with a branch sheilfish in Pacific waters regarded | running across o Napa county, some with some doubt of {ts suecess by!time last year. and the. work is well m Festerday ; Califernls receives axders to il and will lesve todsy or tomorrow for Eremerion | OUL all that the policy is supposed to Page 9! guarantee. “You have it.” says the {afirmative side of the paper. “You - | have it not,” says schedule B. Here is m the ) house oOffering co- |Bsvy yard. ure a special session.| MINING also received In the.’ Nevads mining sbares drop when mews egrams were i IR e W R R Maine lobsiermen and the result jis|under way. The mew franchise is for Continued on Page 3, Columa 1 2 —_— Jawaited with keen interest, a system of feeders, | cetvad of suspensica of Usicn natimal bask Centinued to Cols. 2 and 3, Page 2 | Oakiend. o N I's . lby Tovieed Wars & The Call i General George Stone, chairman of! WILD CAREER ENDS 1N FLIBHT 'BadChecksandTwo Wives Too Much for Minor :Landlords, Merchanfs and Policemen on His Trail OneF ait};ul Spouse Flees With the Fugitive |Angry Father of Other Wife Foliows Posthasfe After having maintained | two wives in this city for six {months on the proceeds of wortiless checks, R. M. | Minor, who duped his em- ployers as well as his land- |lords and several stores, has | fled from San Francisco, pur- {sued by the angry father of {one of the women he de- |ceived, and he is sought by | the police of three cities, who {were placed on his trail |the proprietors of several ho- jtels. It is said he forged jchecks amounting to more ithan $700. With the fugitive She fled { with him and their 3 year o {son, after having betrayed {him to O. A. Haiberlin, a {wealthy orange grower of Riverside, who stopped over home from daughter, whom Hal V {is one of his wives. st year ago. 1 Telegraphers Vote t;_ - Suspend Strike Copps’ Discouraging Report| After Trip East Precipitates asked nge woman answered Believing he had made a mis- i Action “That is my hus- band; I marr years aga” A stormy ed. Minor told the ang: his daugh- Then be fled, er was In Los A under the di-| tion of W. W. McCandiish, its presi local, ad = fec . g0 with dent, was among the last to vote i ot T ince that t against further fighting on strike. A T:r: wherever he 'e:.\d usm o‘” hz:.’ W. Copps, vice president of the na-|iP® man, Woman aw e Boy b {teen traced to San Jose, thence so ward, and Halderiln is In Los Aageles ready to press a charge of bigamy | whenever Minor is caught. while those ticnal organization, returmed fr east with discouraging rts Te fol- lowing the returnm to work of maay |of the eastern locals. e His unfaverable statements concern- ;"" hold his worthless checks already atm Ing the situstion impelled the local|DEVe SWOTR 0ut Warrants sccusing {here to take action to end the strike |Of fraud | The men will make individuai spplica-| UStS Be &uped the concern yecent- tioxn for re-emplorment. The Western | |7 Minor had been employed as & Seld- Tnion telegraph company has trans. | D28 by the A G. Hewitt machine com- ferred fts West Oakland office to its|PRRY of 37 Second street. Since last new headquarters &t Pine and Mont - Rt Sk g oty . Wy gomery streets, San Francisco. {Hotel Hoilland, the Frederick, a pri- |vate residence and the Bes Air. A ¥ place he stopped he disposed of less checks in amounts ranging $49 to $120. Besides these, many thing Srms, among them Koenigz & s cloak house in Van Ness ave- nue, accepted bad checks from $29 up <+ PORTER APPUINTED DELEGATE SACRAMENTO, Nev. { Gillett today appointed C. ©Oakland to be a delezate to th Mississippi commercial congre: will convene at Muskegon, Miss last of this month. - Impertinent Question No. 24 What's the Matfer With San Francisco? For the most original or wittiest answer to this ques- tion—and the briefer the better—The Call will pay FIVE DOLLARS. For the next five answers The Call will pay ONE DOLLAR each. Prize winning answers will be printed next Wednesday and checks mailed to the winners at once. Make || your answer short and address it to -———— H i H H { { f ! i | H |