The San Francisco call., 1906-10-21
TELErHoNE TEMPORARY SO.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.



Francis J. Heney deputy TO prosecute grafters
and other offenders in San Francisco William
Burns of the United States secret service VIII
assist Heney in gathering evidence against law
breakers Page 81
Police arrest three Meyers brothers and ex-
convict Doyle damaging evidence that they
were implicated in murder of Japanese bank Of
fciai Sister Of suspects tells Of other rob-
berries. Page 29
3. J. Murphy, travelling salesman, identities
Ralph Scanlan as man he saw in Johannes
Phtzner's store few minutes before the shoe man
assaulted. Page 81
Art Museum of San Francisco is to become
the possessor Of valuable Walter art collec-
ton. Page 26
Teachers decide to form organization similar
to union to protect their interests. Page 62
Friction with Amundsen's manager-agent viii
not interfere with naval parade today Fsge -
Seismograph at Samoa records earthquake on
September IA of greater violence than San Fran
cisco or Valparaiso disturbances. Pagc 3s
Chutes Company to complete large skating
rink before Christmas holidays. Page 26
Indications point to Ralph Seaman as muir
derer of Friede and Pftzner. Page 81
General Manager Schwerin Of the Pacific Mail
exchanges hot words with Captain Porter of the
Mongolia and will dismiss him Page 4S
Fire at Spring valley Lumber company.s yard
destroys $4,000 worth of property. Page 26
Announcement is made from reliable source
Chief Of Police Dinan is to be removed Page 22
Sailors of whaler Bowhead win complain to
United States Attorney Of treatment on voy
age Page IS
Car No. 1913 of the Eddy street line runs
down and fatally hurts F. Erickson. Page 2
SUBURBAN.
Lone highwayman holds up two boys near PaIo
Alto, but is frightened away. Page Al
Mrs Minnie McGauiey, club woman, obtains
divorce from James McGauey, bank auditor,
who exerted peculiar ideas as to household
duties Page 40
Representative Knowland threatened with
pneumonia at his Alameda home. Page Al
Oakland Chamber of Commerce launches plan
to erect great public auditorium. Page 40
Employe at Berkeley inhales typhoid cultures
and may forfeit his life. Page 90
Footpads rob milkman, and candy maker re-
ports being pursued by two masked men
mounted on bicycles. Page Il
Convict at San Quentin crushes skull of fell
iow-prisoner with sledgehammer. Page 80
COAST.
Steamer has perilous experience in being
caught in narrow canyon of a British Columbia
river. Page so
One man is killed and two are terribly burned
Dy eleCIIlclIy W0lie WORKING On line OF bay
Counties Power Company. Page 26
Bandits boldly descend upon Goldfeld mine and
loot its store of precious ores. Page 2s
Reno society folk shocked by scant attire
worn by co-eds at jinks Page A
Prospectors armed to circumyent threatened
fraud, camp on border Of Walker River Reserva-
tions awaiting its opening. Page 81
William R. Vice, sbsconding ticket agent Of
TIM Union Pacific Railroad, is arrested at Ma
dera. Page 90
DOMESTIC.
Condition OF money market causes indiscrim-
mate release of securities. Page e5
Formation of $500. 900 packing combine,
embracing leading Chicago concerns, said to be
under way, Page IS
/ storm drives big steamship ashore on vir-
ginia coast and rough weather prevents res
cue. Page 2e
First reports OF damage wrought by hurricane
in Cuba found to have been exaggerated. p. 30
FOREIGN.
Duke and Duchess OF Marlborough on the
verge of separation. Page 8
Storm Of anger sweeps Japan at exclusion Of
japanese school children from San Francisco
schools. Page 30
MARINE.
Oceanic Steamship Company's liner Ventura
brings British gold worth So, 425.ooo from AUS
tralia. Page 81
SPORTS.
Stanford Rugby players defeat Nevada team
by score of IL to O.. Page 81
University Of California wins football match
with Pomona College, to 0. Page 81
Yale is victor over Pennsylvania State Col
lege football team, game being played In blind
ing rainstorm. r Page 81
Miss Hazel Hotchkiss of Berkeley retains the
bay counties women's tennis championship. P. 80
Bad track prevents Roseben's attack on rec
ord Of Salvador Page 50
Pretension takes Board Of Trade handicap at
Louisville. Page 80
Sir Thomas Upton to build yacht to take part
in fresh water races. Page SO
Stanford varsity team practicing hard for
game with Berkeley. Page SO
Buck" Ewing, noted ball player, dies In
Cincinnati. Page SO
Oakland high School athletes victors in Aca-
demic League meet. Page 80
Burns is batteda out Of box By the Webfoot-
ers. Page 80
Errors by Seals cost them game with Fresno
nine. Page 3s
Virgil Garvin's offerings are easy for the
Commuters and Rips men slam out . victory
over the Siwashes. Page ss
Berkeley High School eleven loses game of
lntercoHeg1ate football to Alameda. Pase SO
Pete" Smith discusses Rugby's chance to
win regard Of the public. Page 81
Motorists make very enjoyable tour down
to the Mexican border. Page 50
Many fight fans believe that Kaufman will
be the favorite over Berger. Page 80
Striped bass caught in Vallejo waters are
found to be diseased. Page SO
Fitzpatrick hard at work conditioning himself
for fight with Thomas. Page So
LABOR.
Indications of general exodus Of skilled
workmen from East to California Page 81
MINING.
News of development work and rich strikes
In Nevada mining camps. Page 43
WHIST.
The seventeenth Of The Calls series of arti
cles on bridge whist. Page 4a
FRATERNAL.
News of the various fraternal organizations
of San Francisco. Page 80
SOCIETY.
How society finds diversion in swimming. P. SO
CHURCHES.
Matters of interest pertaining to the city's