The San Francisco call., 1908-08-12
EDITORIAL

EDITORIAL
Liberty loving republicans have DO reason TO be
disheartened. Page
American naval constructors lag be
hind Page c
The limit Of weather forecasts. Page
Sewage Of interior cities. Page
POLITICS
Lincoln Roosevelt league makes good show
ing in state primaries. but is beaten in the
city. Page 1
Albert c. Mack, aged s., leaves his sed 10
vote for good government. Page 16
Gavin MeNab. democratic boss, adds roast TO
defeat Of his opponent, Bell. Page
Idnceln- Roosevelt league smashes ring in Ala
media county. electing lS5 delegates, against 80
for machine Page
Republican and democratic organizations win
sweeping victory. Page
Intimidation is wstchword OF machine heelers.
who surround voting booths and break Law un-
checked by police. Page
League wins sweeping victories throughout
the state and VIII have good number in the
legislature Page
Presidential Candidate Taft receives encour-
sging reports from his managers Page .
DLaA4 -11Ar MtLh q AaDlL ul-ulAc anu -AF--A
expresses confidence IN election OF demo
cratic ticket Page
CITY
Iroquois club. by unanimous vote. requests
William B. Hearst to resign from the organiza-
tlon. Page L
". B. Nash. former cashier Of Market street
bank. refuses to appear before District Attorney
La1gdon- Page I6
fornia IS granted years leave Of ab-
sence 10 attend South American scientific
congress Page II
W. C ordway declares he would prefer
a dungeon in san onentln rather than I've
with wife. Page 16
Rebate cases q Southern Pacific company
wiz be argued before railroad commission sl.is
morning. Page 1e
Coionel Mans aad General Lauck confer anour
big eneamplent at Ataseadero. Page IL
Mounts give out in test ride by officers oe the
army, but the men continue Page I6
Ancient Order Of United workmen consider
breaking away from eastern jurisdiction and
making new consolidation.s Page s
Judge Parker 70 address meeting on SATURDAY
night and 10 be guest at banquet following ths.
meeting. Page 8
Peter claudianes says that to prove
his innocence he must convict his brother
John. Page L
The Girl. From Paris" draws crowds 10 the
Princess theacer Page I6
SUBURBAN
Alpha Delta Phi fraternity TO initiate mem
bers Of Phi Sigma Delta and old grads" gather
Tor ceremony. Page 4
Struggle for leadership in race for queen
Of the Alameda county carnival grows
close. Page 4
Love for dancing given as cause for elopc-
ment Of Mrs. Roslna Rose and Charles Evans.
who were arrested in Salt Lake City. Page 4
Nine year cid boy objects 10 reform by knife
and disappears when notified 10 attend for
operation Page 4
Walter l. Heino dismisses suit for divorce
against wife because OF Iatter's death. Page 4
Railroad mans vest found on body leads to
erroneous report Of his death. Page 4
Jurors ind Paul Lueien Miller Of Oakland shot
himself IN mouth accidentally. Page 4
Relatives Of Philip Redmond. the sealded
fireman. submit 10 operation for grating
skin Page 4
Fisherman saves drowning boys who were at
tempting TO swim ashore from eapsized
boat Page 3
N0cleIE men Ualnunel IN lnuQ OF San Rafael
creek rescued by dainty Miss Page 1
COAST
Broker Dorr hIes involuntary petition in bank
ruptey- Page .
After five days Of torture in Death valley
desert Harold Braly's life IS saved by pIueky
sehoolmistress who accompanied him on the
trip. Page !
EASTERN
Bishop Hendricks tells Catholic convention
FiIipiuos compare favOrably with any ma
San Jose woman writes to Toledo eeFoneI
for protection from man who she suspects Il
murderer Page 9
New service planned by French STEAMSHIP
line VIA open new markets to coast
merchants. Page {
/ FOREIGN
Wright aeroplsne makes most successful flight
staying in the air nearly three and a hall
minutes. Page ]
Serious trouble between Netherlands and vene
zuels is expected Page 6
SPORTS
Sir Thomas Upton anxious to challenge agair
for Americas cup PaEe 1G
Oakland shoTs reversal of form ana sake,
{ the opening game Of the series from San
Francisco. Page 6
-Four favorites win At Seattle; Jockey Gsugei
suspended Page IL
Thirty thousand fans attend game in rain al
New York Page n