The San Francisco call., 1905-08-29
Session of American Anthro-
biological Association to
Continue for Three Days
COME FROM ALL PARTS
Great Institutions of Learn
ing and Museums viii Be
Represented at Gathering

At the California Academy of Sciences
and the sessions on Thursday will be
neid at the University OF California,
Berkeley. The sessions win begin at
10 o'clock this morning.
Every great university in the country
will be represented, as well as most of
the best known museums Of natural
science, including that Of the United
States Government and otheIs. The dele
gates VIII come from the most enterpris-
ing states Of South America and Mexico
China, which affords vast though unex-
p,ored field for research is expected to
send q representative, while Europe, par
ticularly Germany. viii send the most
eminent OF its students in those abstruse
subjects which are 10 be discussed at
the meeting, which is expected to be the
largest in the history Of the association,
Preparations for the lavish entertain
mcnt of the members are Of the most lib
eral and comprehensive character. Cali
fornia has never at any time been visited
by so large number Of equally eminent
scientists. That the selection of San
Francisco as a place for deliberations was
made is regarded as an acknowledgment
by those most competent to judge of the
increasing Importance of the West in the
line Of original research and scientific
discovery. The great universities OF the
State are thus by consent of the scientists
adopted into the family of great schools
Of thought-as equals Of those institutions
whose records reach back for centuries.
The following is list OF the delegates
chosen, 1t being expected that very
large majority viii be present:
offcers-President. Frederick W. Putnam.
Peabody Museum, Cambridge, Mass; vice
president 1905. William H Holmes. Bureau
american E5hno,sgy Eth ,as WashinsIon - u vice
Ington. D. c.. vice president, 1896, George A.
Dorsey. Field Columbian Museum, Chicago:
vice president. 19e5s Franz Boaz, American
Museum OF Natural History. New York. sec
rotary, George Grant McCurdy. Yale Inixer-
nbers-Edward E. Aver, Chicago; Charles
P Bowditch, Boston; Arthur n. Huntington.
Clarence B Moore Philadeiphia, Pa Edward
J.. Adams. New York. Or. Cyrus Adler,
DR.. Juan B. Ambrosetti. National Museum.
Bue1os Ayres; DR.. Edward H. Angle, ST. Louis;
Or. Frank Baker. National Geological Park.
Colonel Paul Beekwith, United states National
Museum. Washington; J. ". Benham, New
cation. Toronto, Canada; Dr. J. c Branner
Stanford University; Miss Adela Breloir. St.
Margaret's House. Rochester, England; L. H.
Philadelphia; c. H Buck. New York; Emma
r Jay Bullene, Denver; DR.. E. s. Burgess.
DR.. Amos ". Butler, State House Indianapo-
lis; H H Cammsn, New York; DR.. Alexander
r 1ndEEDeEtd4l. llaIk 0llSerSllE. worcester,
Dr.. Alfredo ChaveTs. Mexico Kate Toole Zoe.
New Haven; Rev. H. T. Collin. Coldwater.
Mich; Stewart culin. Brooklyn Institute Mu-
scum; Dr. r. g. C1rIiB, Philadelphia; Pro-
lessor NJ NJ. Curtis. Western. Reserve Uniyer4
sity, Cleveland; DR.. William Harper Davia
Lehigh !. University. Pa: Dr.: Thomas s, Ded-
York; Z. ". Deming. New York; G. E. Dim
9Sl 9ek Ell Eiizsbeth, n u Dr. Roland B Dixon.
Teaohers' College. Columbia University; DR.
David J. Doherty: Chicago; Constance Gc6-
pher Esion, Newport r. l.; William H. Ellis
worth. Milwaukee; Dr. William c. Parabee,
W FaTsham, State Normal School, Oswego.
y. Y. DR.. Livingston Farrand, Columbia
University, New York; DR.. J. Waller Fewkes,
Bureau OF American Ethnology, Washington:
DR.. Carl Fisch. St Louis; DR.. Maurice Fis5-
Haven: DR.. J. NJ. Flint United States Na-
tionaI Museum, Washington: DR.. Weston Flint,
DR. Daniel FoIkrnar. BonIoe. Philippine Isl
ands; DR.. William II. Furness. Third Museum
OF Science and Art, University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia; DE- Daniel Garcia. GusdaIajara
Mexico; DR. E Gales. Chevy Chase Nd; VIII
liam r. Gerard, New YORK; Professor Franklin
II. Giddings, Columbia University, New York;
Or. Pliny z. Goddard, University of California;
Professor W. K. Goodyear Brooklyn Institute
Museum: Dr. George Byron Gordon. Museum
OF Science and Art, University of Pennsyl-
vania: Dr. George Bird GrlnneiI New York:
Stansbury Hagan New York; Mrs. John Hays
Hammond, New York; DR.. n. II. Harper, Al
ton, Indian Territory; D. c. n. Hartman. Car
ings. Hastings Hall. Harvard University; Dr.
Henry ". Haynes; Mrs. Phebe A. Hearst San
Francisco; Richard Hermann, Dubnque Mrs.
Esther Hermann. New York; Professor Edgar
L. Hewett, United States National Museum
Washington; J. n. B. hewitt, Bureau of
American Ethnology. Washington George G.
Heye. New York: William B. Hill. New York;
F. w Hodge Smithsonian Institution; DR..
Richard Hodgson. Boston; William H. Holmes.
DIR. William J.. Holland, Carnegie Museum
FttsbuIs; II. r. Hooper, Media. Pa; Dr. Wal
ter Hough United States National Museum,
W Washington. DR.. Alex Hrdlfcka, United States
National Museum. Washington; ]. F. Huekel.
Kansas City; DR.. J. w. hudson, Field Colum-.
bian Museum. Chicago; Dr. J. H. NJ. Hurd.
Johns Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore; DR. Julius
ii. Hurst. Sanford. Fla. David Hutcheson.
IibTery Of Congress, Washington: Miss Eliza
II. Hyde, New York; DIR. H. Won Ihering Mu-
geo Pauiista. Brazil: G. Wharton James SYRIA
cuse. n. T.; pr. H. Jayne Wistsr Institute.
jerks, chronological Survey Philippine Islands:
DR.. L. W. jenkins. Cambridge; Dr. Philip
Mills Jones, San Francisco; Dr. David Starr
Jordans California: DR.. c. II. Judd. Yale, New
Haven Dr. Herman F. ten Kate, Batavia
Java; Dr. H. Kinner. ST. Louis; DR.. A Kirsch-
mann. Toronto University; DR. George M Ko-
ber. washington; DR.. A. L. 'Kraebcr. Universi-
~ Of California; Frances la Flesehe. Wash
ington; Or. r. Lehman Nitschke La Plata
Museum, Argentine; DR. J. s. Lemon Gardner,
Mass: Dr. Rodolfo LEM, Santiago de Chile
Chile: DR.. Nicholas Leon, Mexico; Elizabeth =
Edward Lindsey Warren, Pa; Reamer Ling.
ST. Johns. Ariz.; Henry Link, Waterloo Ind. :
Walter s. Logan, New York NJ. C. Long,
Kansas City; Dr. James William Lowber
Austin. Texas. DR.. Carl Lumholtz New York; ;
DIR. Willard Lyon, Shanghai; Dr. j. H. Nc
Cormick Washington; DR.. J. B. McGee, Cleve-
land. Ohic;-J. D.. Mcguire. Washington; Pro-
fessor J. McNully. New York; Eva Manning
Washington
DIR. f. w Marrow Syracuse. N Y; Rev
J. d. Marmor. New York: Myra B. Marlin
New York; DR.. Otis T. Mason, United States
National Museum; Albert Matthews, Boston; !;
DR.. John c. Merriam University of California; ;
Or. Merton L. Miller. chronological Survey
Manila, p l.; Owen W. Mills. Milbury Mass !;
". G Mills, State University, Columbus
Ohio; z. j. Molera. San Francisco; Professor
VIII s. Monroe. State Normal School. West
field Mass. James Mooney, Bureau of Eth
nology. Washington: George Falioose, New
York; Warren K. Moo-ehead, Phillips Acad-
emy. Andover, Mass; DIR. T. F. Moses. Wal
than. Mass; l. r Mott, New York; John
8fur1pck. Public Library. Boston. Mass; Will
.liafp Nelson. Paterson. N. J.; DR.. c. r New
-conlbe. Victoria B. C; DIR. w. ". Newell
Cambridge. Mass; Grace Nicholson Pasadena
Cal. DIR. r J. Mum. Savannah. Ga Zslia
Nuttaii Mexico e T. Owen Field Museum
Chicago; Mary a. Owen St Joseph, Mo-: Vic
tor u. PaIsifs. Lencx Library. New York: DR.
William 7. Parks. st. Louis f. II. Parsons
Detroit. Mich; DR.. Charles Peabody, Cam
bridge: Lucy T.. Peabody. Denver; Professor
]. =. P6arce, Austin. Tex: Harold Pierce
Phiadelphia Geo1ge II. Pepper. American
Museum ~ Natural History New York: Pro-
fessor G. H Perkins Burlington Vt: DR. c.
ra-s-. g I r. ~ ~