The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 28, 1903, Page 9

. THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1903. 7 9 HENRY J]. CRQCKER ATTENDS THREE DISTRICT MEETINGS AND IS HEARTILY CHEERED BY THE ASSEMBLED CITIZENS ] o ' DECLARE A VOTE FOR LANE | Republicans Wil IS A VOTE FOR SCHMITZ || VeteStaisht | Headquarters Republiican Campaign Committee, Lane Is Fa.lling‘v' 16 Geary Street, ! Far Behind Octobz=r 27, 1903. in Race. | T HE undersigned, after a careful investigation and can- vass, do positively declare that Mr. Lane has no possibie chance of election. Mr. Crocker has made accessions from the Democratic ranks and from voters who are members of labor unions. The contest is strictly between Mr. Crocker and Mr. | Schmitz. Mr. Crocker’s election is certain. A VOTE FOR LANE IS A VOTE FOR SCHMITZ. Organization Committee Repubiican Campaign Com- United Republican League. mittee. i A. P. Williams, W. J. Dutton, Dr. W. F. McNutt, Arthur G. Fisk, Henry Ach. John S. Partridge, David Rich, Daniel A. Ryan, John C Lynch, Edgar D. Peixotio. J. Steppacher, Secretary. ! £ McConnell Tells| of Schmitz's | Treason. } Republican Standard Bearer Receives Splendid Recep- tion at the Hands of Colored Men. Betrays His Party by Going Over to Ruef. 204 despised © | city. BeE-'mu to his record. neer: M. Moses, v swer for themsslves. Azswer, you riggers and stevedores, is it 2ot & fact that your umion hes been in existence £ has managed to secure the ap-| and confusion as t , and is al ¢ | thrown out. It | | | 1l be time emough in 134, after the mew | the : . o g gy i Samped from thers ~ you wasme THOMAS McCONNELL, President. [’a"m' s ‘;D’:‘!’;‘E ‘ES wsa dressed the comvention of the American Fed- | grievance of your HANSEN, Secrstary. voting. The safe co it Bt ettt et e O Tuesday r Repul umn . Social- | and that these betterments were due in istrict, the Mayor repeatsd the gist of - ~— the Republican cof = * - ’ | 5= o othe Pran- dnist is previow I COFFEE PARALYSIS where cise. e am;r_,-:.; A‘fdx:: s fsts or any other - | nart to his administration. his previous speeches of the evening. In A Well Defined Case. s 1o explain Now ot | S the Patem till have | strike. oes parsiysis is Franciseo is prt y for the e ar c The mext best thing to voting f: b on which will | sters’ strike and that It | order that Mayor Phelan instructed the | in the last few years in this city. poiice to club the strikers. “At the time of the teamsters’ strike, ! Mayor Schmitz ur his hearers toibe said “the Mayor was 3 milliomaire. [ work for the success of the Union Labor | He had no sympatly with the working. he workingmen might bet- | mesn and o= shed in that strike and armed men wers 1 ba en said in this cam- |imported to be piaced ou the trucks. I de- paign,” continued the Mayor. “I am op- | plore strikes, for they injure the em- posed to any step to array capital against | ployer, the employe and also the public. wageearners destrs to deal fairly there are more cases Big Bally st Alhambra Theater To- 2 N . ,’?“ I P el e ‘m:f-?!l a banquet was honor of | the candidates. Three hundred voters | dres smes whers we 3 You Bave homored B If you wi carry it cut, I Iabor, but that issue Bas been raised by | T CROWD TWO HALILS. I3 = et | sur oppon I beileve in capital Bav- | - bs.:d.:pml‘y.l i S e o % g - i very timate opportunity for Im- t thers has been a movement i of Thirty-Seventh Dis- |4 to none (Appianme.) | IDE eVery o€ s 3 e W e myuhl:: ik Wil O chustng - holl - auiiniied ::C::np;) that labor may emjoy remun- | r:‘::ypualmu;dga.m .a.b';r . -; = » i Cheer Crocker. speeches t = 2 2 | Pemay S l. Hackfeld and | pevisadero Hall, corner of Devisadero | .og I T oninhis] " “Oux: eppersie, S, thah Wil 15 bi- | MUk i yéuse: Wi shelil S50 et oty ral cam- | was packed to overflow- R Rt 2 | coming too .ndeve!'xd;.nl a.nd"x‘;: ‘;:;:ono a continuanes wm, . | i B E | curb our movement for bett the con- | ing last might with voters of the Thirty- | N AYOR SPEAKS TO CROWDS. | aiions of the workingman | Another Campaign Canard | coventh Assembly District, who were anx- v g gttt desire to defeat | eatng peper of last 5 E. McDougald, E. S. :;su: greet and listen to the standard- | Addresses Many Meetings and Is e b k- ,::_-;:n :'mg ,;;.,:::‘lf;: H If‘nc\lg, William E. | pearer of the Republican party. The big Warmly BReceived. from P. O. Aune, a member of the Nor- . Sarrs L Siaese: Tr. | nall was too small to accommedate the| Mayor Eugene E. Schumits s campaign- | to devote columns to our canse. but 1 40| _ _0on ‘oup Pram, and asserting that the pervisors wil aiso be calied upon t«!f;‘““"“ and 2= - mmzml‘:‘ = 3 vigorous manner and last even- | POL S T S0y Jecpie the piain peo- | S0 members of the club ate all suppert- There wil s gl s ing he sddressed four district MeetnES | i whom I represent 2nd whose servact | ing MeNad's candidate, Laze, for Maver { am very prous. | There fl be 2 joint rally thts even- | his way through both crowds in erder 0 |and also two socfal gathertngs. I am proud to be | In _the presemt municipal D s Ll i emeyiees ot L Thirty-first | get on the platforn and address the as-| The Mayor first went to the Potrw\!; | » 1 the Potrere Opera-hovee, Blghtosmtn ang | S ied T e Prant McGowas | o Do, e e e oo ] b oy e o ek hem| ::: nunn?ur-’ze -r"'c::dm Teonessee stracts, to bo addremed by | Bo2Zd Lo many Mooty T GOWaZ [ great enthusiasm by am audience that |3 chasge o | - - -3 Jobn S. Pariridge. Prank Murphy, John | mt S alfieg oficer and Matreduced | "WPietely Silied the haliiieg floms? Let it be known on election day | Mr. Aune then and thers demied the f T D >, A. Van der Naillen and all | g presk S ets and candidates with | At Ploneer Hall on Fourth strest the | pae you have elected our emtire ticket | statement credited to him by the evening 3 cleaz adm E the did. = . The meeting then adjourned and cheers (‘c:::.::;':h-flmy-mm Assembly speeches that were full of vim. Edwin I |jam was so great that the Mayor had | and rebuke our oppoments who are trying | paper, and said that it was the Beight of ick did ne good mess or hal? would ereep specially bed at night, com- . shouiders and down which [ am very proud. the great Republ s I am gia McEinley 2ad Roosewe: was ‘ e were given for the ibiican standard- i 1 2 tor from the i ! and slanderous state- | absurdity to think that he e e R T M ST | T S T e e e B r S o2 e s i et g ey s voters grasped many hands before | avenues. - Speec X e campaign committes.. delfvered | rousing reception from his supporters, | Powel Fredrick, Usion Labor candidate | members of the cub. R g2 ""ng | leaving the hall ;e?‘::\n:A. h‘:n'::rbfvm::%qlz«namtmmdmmmu Theo- mmmwmuum mcmwckfl.mnrv—n-wl—l The Norwegian Clud Fram is a social, = Inew what Juving S8 sslies | ey e Craig and all the candidates. es | e Lunstedt, candidate for Supervisor, | toga Hall In the J econd District | come from the residents in the Potrero. | 2ot a poiitical organtzation. Each mem- - :m bhad donme in her own| SPEAKERS PRAISE CROCEKER. | To-morrow evening thers will be 2 Re. and other candidates deliversd speeches. and at Steimke Hall, Octavia and Union | Fredrick told of the big shortage that|ber determines for himself his political persusded me to publican rally in the Twenty-ninth Dis. 5 I aid with- | Much Enthusiasm at Greater San | irict ot Manzanita Hall, Perry street, bo. | thusism. Mr. Crocker was given the as- distriet In which his two pojitical oppe- | County Clerk and declared that the office | by any action taken by the ciub. In fact The meetings were full of Republican en- | streets, mnummm-m{umamvmdmmo‘uozm affifiation and c2a in no manner be bound out m To my everiasting sur- | Francisco Club’s Gathering. | tween Fourth and Fifth. Republicans surance that he would carry the district | nents reside. Bad been under control of 3 certain ciique | the club cannot take any action on poiitical > ange was wonderful, for all| The memibers of the Greater Sa: the Thirtieth Dutrla::"mu:eetu‘l'e::f by a big majority. In addition to the above mffiz—m’ym ‘He promised a complete | Malters, as poiltics s entirely outside its e n Fran- | tonia Hall, Howard street, between Ninth The Republican standard-bearer was in- Mayor Schmitz addressed the meeting of | reform in the office if he was elected. sphere of jurisdiction Individually the o e lessened and are | cisco s Republican Club gathered last and Tenth At Mangel's Hall, on Twen- troduced as the next Mayor of San Fran- | the Ancient Order of Hiberniaas at Tur- At Ploneer Hall on Fourth street Mayor | members are politically mostly adherents gome. The terrible feel-| night at their headquarters, 1104 Market ty-fourth and Folsom streets, Repub- cisco, and the noise made by the citizens | ner Hall and the Young Men's Institute Schmitz said that the welcome accorded to I cannot deseribe | street. and after many prominent speak- ) 1¢20S will gather to-morrow night. caused the window panes rattle. In - -mmfi!m::f(hel‘nm-m‘n_ part Mr. Crocker said: lencia for the fight. Hah&mmm of them are supporting the - e ¥ | by trict will hold 2 meeting to-moe- spposition papers that At the Potrero that every meeting the party was en- | €an nominee for Mayor, Heory J. Crocker. s ',‘A,,i’a'm‘md"‘w'“h_,}P“"’}.;“"’Ku m"?:;‘"wm *': row night at Washington Square Mo | o€ the SEbt. e S EeiD | shmits informed his hearers of the agi- | thusiastic and overflowing in numbers and | I regard the story published By the . Repul an Dr. Campbell Ford will preside. mmz?aln;:-nm In this mu- | tation that the location of | that the working peopls were detsrmined | evening paper 2s 2 shameless slander om ,'udumm_filn?;otoa‘:notmdubm?xph«_ § Nyland-B Club. m—'mn "-‘ l““““‘ll‘-‘ the pesthouse In that locality and bis own n-ho-eku;:aay. the good mame of the Norwegian Club 2 used Postum. My | OF°® enthusiasm was mantfested. The | ., Nyland-Bent Clib of the e o e e tes Stiten amg 3 roet | efforts to have it removed to another sec- | Continuing. Mavor Schmits sald: “The | Fram, which was organtzed for a much s.mmmmm'“m'flmdw"m'kflfi iy e Thirty- muy—‘-::h-fllfi--:m—u. tion of the city. pecple of this country love fair play and | more Zoble purpose than that of pulling -eatly.” Name given | ever Crocker's name was mentioned ‘I““""‘MK“C D""‘“m i ::h: -u.'x_._- —_1= mw:—mm“hfln;mhmmmumm Boss McNad's polftical chestnuts out of e Creek. Mich storin of apolsust came. Short sposches | e . South B e e e et abas L2 | tions existing‘in San Francisco when he | Spain in behalf of Cubs. The people of | the fire. 0. A TVEITMOE. blood. sounding the praises of Crocker were de- | president H <. B-"I elected | tion of this great city. I am contreiled by po | Went Into office and the conditions at the this city will see fair play on election day | Saa Fraacisco, Oct. 3, %3 e for a copy of the | ivered by Lawrence Vincent, A. L. Hart, | tary. -n;-u.u i—-;-‘--—-‘. 2 3 mmyna_l.x m‘-“m!‘l‘h_ .”m"'m WHATCOM. Wi —The dties mx--"—lLC-MH:-‘ B Fimie E W | Mekeon EJ Batry amd R C. q":—n-g—b-:w_m“m.fimmm‘_m.“ e G Tanen ot SRR SR s Woodwasd, B L. Vaa der and | Birbe After Of the organi. |Tooet L have accepted ihie soination with | i tha: their hours bad been shortened | At Saratoga Hall, in the Forty-second | Biiacham Sar. sa ik soch ars draeh