The San Francisco call., 1906-10-01
LoCAL.

LOCAL.
the Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home
Society Page IA
Advisory committee may take over the work
Of the Relief Corporation. Page Il
National Guard to hold public meetings to
call attention to miiitia's work. Page IL
Refugees csmped on Alamo square win be
disfranchised II forced to move. Page
Tom Sawyer. whose name Mark Twain took
for his famous character. dies in his eightieth
year. Page
Thirteen survivors OF whsler Alexander. lost
OF Alaska. tell Of combating cold and hunger
in the north. Page
End of summer season is marked BY lessening
arrivals at resorts. Page 8
Rebuilding Of city and church and women's In
nuenee subjects Of interesting sermons Page
Gernan-Anericsn League meets at Turn We
rein Hall and condemns Germsn insurance COM
panies. Page II
An autopsy viii be performed on Adolph
weber's body today and burial may be IN pau
per's grave. Page
Union Iron Works viii be enlarged as result
OF visit Of Eastern steel men. Page
James J. Hill is encircling his forests in Cali
fornia with roads to keep out Hartman. Page
MiIlmen vote 10 ask for an increase of wages
on October S. Page
SUBURBAN.
Commander. Dodd put on board of inspection
for new cruiser California Page 6
Many homes being built at Palo Alto and
vicinity. Page 6
-Four little boys are actors in crime and three
arrested. Page 6
Democrats Of San Mateo County meet In con
rention and name ticket. Page s
Rev. z. R. Ollie begins fifteenth year of ser
Vice IN First Church. Oakland. Page
Plans for six big buildings announced during
the week in Oakland. Page 8
San Francisco man struck and killed by local
train In Oakland. Page
Physician held up and robbed by armed foot
pads In Oakland. Page
Interesting test Of reinforced concrete win
take place at university. Page
Lone footpad holds up four persons near Fruit.
vale Page Il
7. H. Hyatt. aged court reporter Of soiano
County, is found dying in bed Of creek in Oak
land Page
SPORTS.
Cyclists hold suecessfui meeting at the
Alameda racetrack Page
weIter-weight championship nght between
walcott and Rho1es results in draw. Page
NJ. o. Feudner does some remarkable shooting
at live birds in the closing shoot Of the Cslifor-
MA Wing Club. Page 10
jim Ryan and Rose Of Gold are the winning
greybounds at Ingleside Coursing Park. Page 10
Dipsea Indians take last turn over the tran
that athletes Will take in big race. Page 10
Automobilists take day on to make pleasant
tours over the country roads Page Z
Al Kaufman and johnson may meet 10
twenty-round bout at oolula- Page
= Hylsnd wants TO fight Britt, Nelson Nc
Govern In this city Page
Albert Mum. the great high school athlete is
declared Ineligible TO compete in forthcoming
field day. Page
COAST.
Chinese enter Humboldt County for hrst time
in twenty years Page 4
DOMESTIC.
New disease known as automobile heart
discovered at Pittsburg. Page 8
Secretary of State Root smiles when asked
opinion Of Hesrst's candidacy. Page
Foreigners victimized by tales Of big gold
nuggets left by relatives in America. Page
Picking Government objects to contracting of
Chinese for work on Panama canal Page
Latest reports show that possibly 125 lost
lives in great hurricane. Page 8
Root returns TO Washington after completing
mission among southern republics. Page 8
Alleged fondness of aged Senator Platt's
young wife for coachmsn develops into big
scandal Page
FOREIGN.
Germany to propose international control of
wireless telegraphy at Berlin conference. Page 8
POLITICAL.
Gulett spends day in San Francisco with bis
family but leaves in the evening for campaign
in the north. Pages
CUBA.
Company B. Hospital Corps. win leave on spe-
cisl train today for service in Cuba. Page Q
Troops for service in Cuba being mobilized on
a war basis. Page
Big feet assembling at Havana and more
marines landed to back up the authority Of
Taft. Pages l-2
SOCIETY.
women's clubs interested in the coming con-
vention Of sufragists. Page
ART.
Keith's latest paintings win soon be placed
on exhibition in this city. Page
MARINE.
Incoming steamers join in exciting race
through the Golden Gate. Page II