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Governor GillettSaj^
Cob tinned front rage 1; Column 4
lion interests' and the' active efforts of
the job" holder*, who .?take. their cues
from that- sympathy, which Is. bo feel
ingly extended " to 'McGowan.
McGowan's acceptance of tbe'leader
ehip of the ficlu against decency Is not
hi.« first exhibition of his peculiar ideas
about the administration of justice and
the fitness of- candidates for offices of
the first importance to the people. :;
Just a year ago McGowan;/ waj<
one of the principal actors In another
attempt to s«y» thejrrafterß and'brlbe
given?.-' McGoran -was* one, of "the
staachept; supporters of Judge Carroll
Cook, .whose candidacy for., elevation to
the district court of appeals was sum- :
ir.arily repudiated. by an outraged pub
lic. Huef "wanted" his friend Cook ele
vated to the appellate bench. Ruef
knew then that trial before a, jury
meant conviction for him. He wanted
a friend, on the appellate bench, where
h« expected to go with his appeals,
lie nominated Cook.\who had served
h!m well before-rCJookjwho, had thrown '
the ermine; of hjs\Judicial_ office as a ;
shield" around' the: vilest ;dens of vice
In San Francisco from which revenue
flowed to' the pockets of Ruef and
Scbmltz.
yOME "IBADIXG LAWTERS"
i -On the day before election the city
-was flooded •svlthcopies of a certificate
of gooddiaracter for Ruef s ihan Cook,
signed by; "leading lawyers of the me-,
iropolls." Frank McGowan was one of
the few "leading lawyers" willing to
add his namr to the indorsement of the
life saver Jluef wanted to place on the
p.ppHlate bench/ The indorsement pur
ported to prove that Judge Cook had
"the confidence of the reading lawyers
of the metropolis."
" An examination of the list of lead-
Ing lawyers* whose names were signed
to the indorsement of Ruefs man
Cook shows an accurate appreciation
of what Cook might have done for
the bribe givers and bribe takers had
the people not rebuked Ruef and his
man with an overwhelming defeat.
Among the signers were: Frank Mc-
Gowan, Sam Hhortridge, W. .W. San
derson. Porter Ashe. Nathan C. Cogh
lan. Frank J. Murphy. \V. S. Wood, V
>.'. Hoefler.
Frank McGowan is now tHe leading
'figure in the fight to save Patrick Cal
houn and the other accused higher ups
from prison through the defeat of Dis
trict Attorney W'Hiam H. Langdon. Sam
.Shortridge was chief of counsel .en
gaged in the defense of Abe Ruef. W.
V. Sanderson — It was the supervisor,
not the lawyer who signed for Cook —
h-A* made full confession of his partici
pation in the bribe taking operations
o* Ruefs supervisors, of whom he was
one. Nathan C. Coghlan was Ruefs
spokesman on the floor of. 'the Califor
nia assembly and a disappointed aspir
ant for the dishonorable nomination in
-vlileh McGowan now glories. Frank J.
Murphy was of counsel in the defense
of Jiuef and the only member of Ruefs
imposing array of legal lights who
j>tuck to the curly-boss when his nerve
failed him and he threw himself on
the mercy of the court.
Porter Ashe thinks so well of Pat
i:ck Oalhoun and so poorly of the peo
ple eng-aged in prosecuting graft that
l-.'i r.ow faces trial under ' Indictment
for kidnaping a newspaperman who
had the temerity to support .Langdon
in his good work. W. S. Wood and
Louis Hocfler, two more' of the lawyers
who gave their entire confidence to
Iluefs man Cook, are also retained for
me defense of captains of finance in
dicted for bribe giving.:
McCOWAK CONSISTENT
McGowan's interest in the graft pros-:
«.-<-ut!on has b(»en'. consistent and well!
; (iuStai&ed. He was originally interested!
:i sectttitLC the election'" of, an : appellate]
jt:dge who would bave done Huef's bid- j
'\u25a0 . \u25a0-..£ \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0no undone the work of the prope-]
; cution. His sortie to.the relief of thei
l)!ibe takers and bribe givers having',
I resulted in failure, McGowan, quite
undaunted and altogether unashamed.]
i: arched at tbe command of the inter-^
e.«ts against the district attorney's
office.
Fortunately the people of San Fran
cisco are fully acquainted with the In
terests behind McGowan and know that
the election of McGowan means the
dismissal of Calhoun and the other
higher ups. The verdict registered by
, the people en next Tuesday, will be|
more emphatic than was* that of last
November, when they repudiated Cook,
McGowan and the masters they repre
sented.
Now McGowan has got out a clrcu
lar for himself, and difficult as was the
task of securing vouchers for Cook's
/character, McGowan is In even worse
luck. Not even the "leading attorneys"
who were willing to defend Cook have
come to the front for McGowan."
How to Mark tbe Ballots
in Voting for Supervisors
Instructions That Will Prevent the
Making of Mistakes
Voters .should exercise the greatest,
care to insure against Invalidating their
votes for supervisors. Every voter Is
entitled to ballot. for 18 candidates for
supervisors. The good government
ticket carries the names of only 17.
The voter- who familiarizes himself;
with the following Instructions will j
have no difficulty In voting a ticket
valid In Its entirety:
T« rote * •traipht democratic ticket stamp '
a cross (X) within the circle under the <i»n>o- I
eratic part? heading. ' . . 1
To vote a straight rood government Ica^ne
tl.-tet rtemp a cross (X) within the circle umler
tlir pcKtd |toTenun«nt . leagne heading and tben
\u25batump a cross (X) after the name of William
Broderlck, candidate for tnserrlsor on the -lerno
t-ratic ticket, who has been Indorsed by . tl«
gnod f oTernmf-nt leapue, - - tbe league barlnz
Dominated only 17 superrUors. ..
Re careful not to rote for moreth&n eljrtitwn
<1S) enperTlsors; If j-oa do, jour rota for all
6unerrl«or«MirlU.be lost. " ,'\u25a0'\u25a0--'
if you do net rote a straight ticket, be core
you stamp a cross (X) opposite tbe name of
frtrj candidate for whom yon Intend' to -rote.
Liquor Dealers Call to
Learn Attitude of Mayor
Executive Assures Protection to All
Who Obey City's Lairs
A delegation; fromr the . California
liquor dealers' . association, headed by
x Herbert. Choynskl.^walted .-; on . Major
Taylor yesterday to- learn what his
attitude was toward; the liquor dealers
in this city.'. The association has been
Interviewing. ' various' candidates V; for
office along the .same lines.
Mayor.. Taylor/ informed -. the delega
tion that ." his .attitude was in accord
ance with -his .public .utterances, that
r man engaged -ln^ any, -business, no
matter of what character, : was entitled
to the protection : of^the 1 law,, and mu
nicipality jso longf as^he -obeyed the
law. .." \u25a0_.-'.'..:\u25a0 \u25a0';; -„'_- v...-
BIG. RESERVE IX . BANKS
TIKLEXA. -Mbnt-.^Oct. 30.— Helena
bankers state j.hat It is highly improb
ab3e they "win petition the governorto
call a holiday or that clearing house
certificates will be adopted Vih..-Heu of
cash. The Helena banks, which have
d' pboits C aggregatlrig,_sS,tioo.<)o(>; have
a total, reserve of about 51 - per cent:
.TAOOM.C ..Oct. ™30.^Th^"^associated
L?nka of TaeomaViast-nlgM-riccidefl to
take- action similar to that adopted; by
the majorityof^the Institutions in the
east and" west "tbT prbteot their" cash
reserves. ... : .... I
Eight "candidates for seaU on the' boa.rd of supervhorsr
ment league and democratic; : - Timothy P. Minchan, union labor, and- John 'W.^King; republican. Lower ;roJv~LippmannrSachs, good .government,
democratic and \ republican; Bernard Burns Sr. ,- republican; J. L.Polito bunion labor, and James P. Booth; good government, democratic and
republican, n : \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0;.': : ' '-''\u25a0..'\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 * "?" '"*'.\u2666* •'•".' :./ • ' -•". :\u25a0"
ROUGH RIDERS STRICKEN
FROM GREAT REGISTER
Discovery of a Bold Scheme
to Stuff in Interests
r , of Ryan
'A- little ballot box stuffing, scheme of
which Da"nielr A. 'Ryan, Hearst's boy
candidate for mayor, might; have'been
the beneficiary, was discovered yester
day, . and as r a j result ,of the discovery
32 "rough riders" of California, : lately
yeomen in the service of Ruef and
Schmitz, but now formally attached to
Ryan.' were deprived * of their illegal
registration.
That Intrepid band of political sol
diers >of fortune, led by the I fearless
Colonel Treadwell, has changed its al
legiance, but not its^fliethods. 4 With
Ruef and Schmitz' both"- In jail. Colonel
Trt- adwell marched Vhis . motley £ crew
Into the Ryan !campi'wriere a majorltj r '
of the Ruef machine men had preceded
nim. "_ There was .rejoicing and loud
acclaim in" the councils of war held- at
the ' Ryan teadquartefs. With the ac
cession of the rough riders, Czolgosz
Hearst, '.'Scavenger nargie and
McCarthy's official; pamphlet represent
ing Calhoun.! McGowan and the .Qribe
giving- interests; 'the' birds of -"black
feather were iall together.
The Ryanites knew that the rough
riders were, practical warriors, veter
ans of several runsavory. political cam
paigns. They expected results from
Treadwell's flying column, and the d(s- (
covery. made by the registrar yesterday
indicated that the rough riders were
prepared to deliver the., goods. . : f-^ i
The register disclosed that '32 prl
.vates, non' corns and subalterns of . the
righ rider organization were registered
as residents 1 of 1100 California, street,
the heaOquarters of the Treadwell-Ryan
organization. And it was also disclosed
that none of the 32 In question" did
actually reside at 1100 California street.
The names were ordered - stricken
from ' the register, and' an attempt on
the part of any of the 32 Ryan-Tread
well regulars to cast a. vote -on next
Tuesday will result in. his changing, the
natty khaki' of the' rough rider * for 'the
equally -distinctive striped in
vogue at San Quentin.' The; flying de
tachment of rough riders registered
from general headquarters, 11100 Cali
fornia street, which Is in the third
precinct of the forty-third assembly
district, was composed of . the follow
ing: . "
Clyde. Alexander. Rudolf Axmsnn,' Edward
Lnsk Berry. - William Edward Cashman, Matthew
Alornloa Canrnran. WllHwn 'Francis Canham,
William Btyaaf Crocker,- JOOll Munecll Cnas«.
Tbomaa Eugene Dailey. Frank de Oleer, John
Fltzsjmmoos. Eug-ene Paul Frey. Joseph rihs
slmraoos. Thomas Carson Gray. . Earl Grady,
William Thomas Harrey. ; Charles Lincoln Hub
bard. Normsn-H.- Hurt.' John -Joseph \u25a0 Kerrlsan,
Philip Harry . Lester, - James Joseph ; Mackcy;
John Tarlor Mnrray; Jolin William Perkins,
William J«y Ryan.. Henry John Rich, Alexander
Itojo. • William \u25a0 Frederick ' Rinqnalda. Solomon
SbawL Howard Slckmon, Ernst Schaible, Robert
Bremaer Smith. William Emmett Henry \u25a0 Wil
liam*. \u25a0\u25a0 . : \u25a0 .-; . . •.. -. -, \u25a0 \u25a0 ;;"•:--•/ ..
JUDGE GROSSCUP OF
CHICAGO IS ARRESTED
Special i>]j Leased Wire to The Call<
'CHICAGO, Oct . 30.— Following the i
arrest* today of Judge Peter S. Gross- 1
cup of 'the. United -States « circuit court ;
of appeals, and' other.-. officials of^thei
Mattoon/; and ~ Charleston electric v rail-" '
road ,on charges of -manslaughter;., it
was announced: from?Mattoon that: the
county board of Coles county would,ap
propriate : $500:' to : j secure additional
legal talent to "assist! State's /Attorney
McNutt,in the prosecution of tho'casesv
Judge ; Gr*oßscu"p/v Marshall \ E. . Samp
sell, wceiver ... for* the ? Union' traction
company; riFrancis ;S." ~ot the
Peabody. coal p_cb Aipahy^'ahd f.W:. A. Un -
derwoodK.wereVall,, arrested? this /after
noon :by Sheriff sGloyerj of ; Mattoon. ,1 ;
The -warrants -wefe« thei result: of. In
dictments '[ returned by^the ; Coles'courityj
grand Jury; after: an slnvestigationTof 'a
wreck : on \ the. line in which \ the -o>f end|
ants are'offlcers land directors. In * this
wreck," which August, -al
most :a i score 'of jv-pre .' killed
and many 'others; were Injured.^ "
ANSWER SENTiCORTELYOU
GUTHRIE,OkIa.,= Oct. 30— r-Following
the. action ;of; s Oklahoma; and
Territory^ bankers in "'\u25a0 ; convention';- here
last .nlßhtja ". .telgcrrarii.fwas pent t today
to ('''Secretary of th« " Treasury f George'
B.'>«:art<tlyc»u:jn!anßwerj,to. his published
critlcismlof the six- day legal" holiday
proc'amation '-\ \ of - Acting Governor
Charles .^Fiiso*ii.*._*ThQjm^Esage states
that'J.the- ; proclamation 7 . ;wasy a r _ public
necessity} and prevented : a', serious'con
dltion of affairs,
THE" S/iy- FRANCISCO .CALL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER' 31, 1907.
Graft Prosecutors Will
Take Stump Again
TONIGHT and tomorrow night
Illst riot Attorney William H.
l.naKdnn, Francis J. Heney
nnd Hiram W.i Johnson trill ad
dress meetings In two widely sep
arated sections of , the city. Te
nißlit these three glanta -»f the
\u25a0 graft prosecution vriil talk at
'. Richmond hall/ Fourth avenue and
. Clement street. Tomorrow night
they will address voters' at Maen
nerbund hall, Twenty-fourth street
and Potrero avenue. 1----J.
These will be. prosecution meet
; tugs. The' people will be , told the
'.reasons why JLangdon should ' be
retained In the office which he has.
so'obly filled.'. -" Heney, the "terror,
.of '.the -Krafters, ; will tell ,h«nr 1-he"
has relentlessly' pursued! the* men -
•who 'have debauched : San, v Fran-,
' cl«co.< llen»'j'»' eloquence adds '-.to
whatever he has' to say, ; and his'
story will bean In ter es t Ing: one.
\u25a0• Xo • less -.eloquent ' Is -.;\u25a0 Hiram AY.
\u25a0 'Johnson, special attorney, who has
\u25a0'. been of such : signal assistance ' to :
' • Lnngdon and \u25a0 Heney in • . the • fight .
against the forces of craft.
' He will telljthe voters why they
should keep Langdon in office 'to
' the end . that \u25a0 the : city .'may \ be '
cleansed of the moral leprosy that
- has been her disgrace. -And Lang>
don, who is a clear,' logical - and
\u25a0 forceful . speaker, • will • have some
thing: to say for himself.
Altogether, these . promise to 'be
three of the most ' notable meet
ings of. the campaign. \ ' ~
Refuse to take any ' -
more checks for taxes i
Tax Collector Nichols Receives ; No-
tice That Bank Will Discontinue
Acting as Clearing House v
Tax Collector Nichols posted notices
yesterday ; that k lie; wilH hereafter/; take
no more- checks \u25a0 in* settlement of r taxes
due, to the city. 1 The action -noted Vwa«
tlio result of the refusal of the
National *; bank ,' to^; act; : as~, a %> clearing
house - for • the ; cashing i of ' checks , on
other banks tendered In payment of
taxes.',; 5 v^ : ''^^i''' '- -. v : '" \u25a0"'\u25a0 :V ' ;i -'--/.' : C'-^
• Nichols ,. says j It : ; will *be / ai \u25a0', physical
impossibility for hijn to cash the checks
which; are : drawn7on r everyibankiln|the
cl ty. ; "^Th e V law. prohibits payment
of taxes by check,',wHlch was, -however,
done merely " to accomodate taxpayers.'
ORGANIZE j FOR PROTECTION
I SANTA.^; ROSA; i; OcLj i Sp^Thi'S'flvi
banks of :, Santa , Rosa received notices
today, from "their;, representatives* in i Sao
Francisco^ thatVall I banks j of .1 that Idty
had ' entered £ into t^thef clearing % house
agreement \u25a0 and that ' therefore no mor«
money; would ibelsent? to' the^anks/. at
this place. ."At talmeetlngf|held? tonight
the bankers . decided rto z organize for
self-protectlon-p^vcv \u25a0''• -0 . .••\u25a0-.'-. '.
'..It was;the;opinion'of - the! representa
tives v of t the 5 flye. banks, present-- that|no
alarm ; n eed \ bet fel t*t * and i that;'' thel local
money }. supply > was i amply £ sufficient to
copelwlth:therßituati6n.>.lltjwaßlagreed
that "j all ,- checks p would c, be % handled, as
usual.".. ; All'- disbursements,' 1
will .: be '2 made; .with 'extreme'; cautlonv
Nervous \* depositors*'.]: ltjji was *.; decided,"
should ' be pacified {and I asked, ; riotUoj act
rashly.;' The' nvalbankslhaye at present
on " i I deposit l - more t than \u25a0 a :;, total VCof
|5.000.000/ t " i^ * - '._ ' . -, "
WOULD REVOKE v ; HOLIDAY
, -PORTIAnd, ; Oct.v3o.- !7 -They banks} of
this; city are; tbday^dolngibuslriess \bh
the J clearing <J house "^ certificate^; plan,*
,whlch has ; precipitated r a^pecullar rsltua
tibh."'-". '."Monday;, night V'Governor;iCham^
b6rlain • , proclaimed * ; r a* 1 ' five ? ;' day;/ legal
, holiday. '^'This,;; closed^ all v" courts;.- and
bfißces of - record.". -^Today I the * banksfare
doing but Jare'i unable V. to '{file
anil 1 record -.: legal ;^Goyjernior"
CJiarnberlalris is\cbrisuiting:|th"el statutes
to / ascertain ; how to : revoke! his J holiday
pro6lamation.". •* ''*'" v '?'\u25a0\u25a0 \~- '\u0084\u25a0 •'";\u25a0.\u25a0 '-\u25a0\u25a0; "'j . ;.;;~"
\u25a0 orief bank; the '--Title
and-.! trust^j^ompajny^Hf ailed^tb'JVpfin?
Presiderit?J.f;rhobiirnißbssTitated|that
it .Uiail^decided < to ;s*al£eSadyantage^of
the^'sovcnior's^holiday^'pVociamat^bri
and will Tremain ' closed '. un ti I ; Monday^ \u25a0'.,':'
;' , ST. % PETERSBURG;, 'Oct.'* 3o.^-There
wo re .7 0 0 cases' of cholera in Kfeff In the
"lasV fortnight,"-^ >^^;->"-'JSj'S:: :i^S.i'^T\-^i.
PLENTY OF COIN TO BET
ON TAYLOR AND LANGDON
Liberal Odds Are Off ered^
but the Money Can Not
Be Placed :
V-IThe : wagering' on the election: shows
thftt'-Taylor, .Lartgdon 2 and - Dolan are;
gaining r steadily. Ini popularity -.and, bid
fair. at; the! present rate of : progress to
be prohibitive.^ public'; choices -; before
next 1 Tuesday. ,Taylor is at 6 to 10 choice
oyer the" field, which | Includes McCarthy
and %Ryan. ; -The . latter,,ls^-bringing ( up
i the* rear of -' the procession, ;; as"- rnany_
beta ". have , been .- recorded at ' odds .of 10
to Jjthat McCarthy: will beat I Ryan for
second place. : .. .v^-v,^ : ;^» P ;^- :'•
\t, Langdon^shows;'increjas,ed 'popularity
over the VraceT forTthe. : dis-'
trlct • attorneysblpJ • *HIo \u25a0 bddsvremain '. at
;i' . to~" l,'l with ' ho s? McQtfwan^mbney \u25a0' In
sight-V^ *i:- ;> . : ": - \u25a0;'-:\u25a0 v-':"--'-v ' •??':\u25a0\u25a0- 'V
\- \ Larry ;Dol&n,; Dol&n, t ; who 'is \u25a0. makiiig* such a
whirlwind . campaign t toy KM. "office of
sheriff ;:is. an 8 to: 10 -favorite 'over "the
field, which f includes." O'Neil arid >Deane;
r.ln.eaeh of' these' cases; there "is;plenty^
of money on hand to back; the "favor;
Ites, while coin- to* be .•• wagered son * the
outsiders ; has [been, hard \to ;flnd- • For
thlsir^ason -greater^ 'odds \in"; each ; case
may; be expected," as the ; men .who have
thelrj ; moneys- awaiting X{ takers r^ are
anxious ;; to . place it,'*. and ' a: point ! or • two
less;will not stop them when they seem
so sure of cashing the day -after 'elec
tio^i." \u25a0- - '- 'V, •. "\u25a0: -', '
HARRIMAN SUSPENDS
CONSTRUCTION WORK
Throws Thousands of Men
Into Idleness in Ore-
- gon and Idaho
' '\u25a0; PORTLAND, /oct. " 30— Work ;on vail
the extensions ; In v Oregon I and i Idaho} of
thetHarriman Tsystem" will'be Jbrought
to >a . close j- 1 ;\u25a0 and
of .m en. thrown- out:' ot-. employment", as
a"s result^of Jan ; order ijofJOeheral; Man
ager"'J. ; P.-; O'Brien 6f,~the.'Harrlman
lines !, ; in «Oregon.'^ O'Brien issued the
following J statement: today: _;; -\' -^'.' :
fs,'^Ovrihg fto^unsettled fflnancial -con
ditions I = have : deemed ;. it :to i with
draw^ forces ' f rom v new ; construction
work/v^ln* addition^ thereto! arid j follow^
Ing i the'; general {custom" at this season
of - the . year,' . by •. reason " ; of .weather/ con£
dltions, department heads fare] reducing
forces •; to", the customary,;winter; basis."
; ; . 'The order ' affects * several important
pieces '*$ of : work .which" were nearlng
completion; ' •; '"•""'-'•"-
Thousands to BeVTbrown Out
of Work on Harrimah Lines
Halt Called on Construction \u25a0 Work
V* In Pacific Northwest ?
Special by Leased "> Wire to -, The Call
ri PORTLAND/ ; Oct. /;. ; 3 0.-j-General
Manager^: J.;-;a P. \u25a0;\u25a0 .; ;r O'Brien j "/ :* of \'7 % the
Harrlman Jinesiin^ thel Paciflci northwest
•today; ahriounced'a\halt;ln all: construe^
tlbn^workjlnlthlsiterritoryj pursuant '; to
aj general \u25a0 policy; oritaccount (6t \u25a0 the ' unf
settled financial' conditions. /SS^^^^S
} t ;-*Tbis (order; will | throw; .'.thousands ; of
men Tou ts of employment \ and \u25a0 wll 1 , stop
theTlbuildlng -of ;hundreds; of \u25a0 miles 'of
1 ail road £lri ' Oregorill"/; Heads \u25a0-; of_*depart^
mentsV are -directed 1- to
working; forces to'a minimum also/ How^
longithe^new/condltionsVar^itoUastith'e
managers : themselves [do * not \u25a0 know ; and
theyj dlslike*| tb3:4lscuss
.There|willlbe]:no£railroadsbulldlng|in
this fi. state f-by;; Harrlman r . this : winter,"
that'-i isircertalri.''::'.';'^; :.- :-'-: -'-- ~'- : ' '\u25a0\u25a0 \u0084'..->.' -yX.
INDICTMENTS RETURNED
AGAINST NOTED ACTOR
|^NEW^; ( YqßK,<Oct;\^So.^-Six S indict-;
I mentsjweroj returned* against jßaymondj Raymond
I hc P c ) l '* t ,? ie l* c I t or,'jtoday^byithe grand
\u25a0jurvionrcbarges,rbf^rlminal ? aßsaultiand
"ab'duqliphr, Ilitchcock 'will Jbe [arraigned
I rrow.*s^Thelindlctmerits|,werel based gbjiT
L the' 3 teatimonyl of I Elsie iVoecks^? li§l§a
1 xou tl&sen and. ' FJoriWlabtom' -?" ! ; * -o
Taylor Rally Scheduled
for Friday Night
A . ROUSING' Taylor r meeting
f\ has J been C arranged /, to take
.(•~. ! * place" at 'the Audltorlam,
; Pa«e and FlUmore atreetit, on Fri
day night. It vrlll be held ander
the \u25a0 auspices of ' the Independent
Republican clnb, the organization
."- that • has been doing nueh effective
Work in the Interest* of. the deo\o
.', era tic - ' and " Good Government
league candldatf.
..It Is planned to make this meet
ing one of the biggest of the
campuisn, and ,to .that 'end . some
;of the best speakers of the city
will addresa ; the voter*. '• -•\u25a0 ' *\u25a0'
Dr.' Taylor ';, himself .vrill' speak
" and will be preceded and followed
by other-advocates of deeeuey and
.Kood government.';. Althonsb- the
Auditorium Is large, It is not ex
pected to hold the crowd that will
.'turn out "to hear * the addresses.
- On (hat uccount it -would be well
'to- go- early/ to be sure to get a
seat.":
\u25a0: Thomas ' E. Haven, president of
the Independent. Republican- club,
"will ' introduce • Horace Davis, who
. will preside." 1 : Other speakers Who
will :be heard are 11. Welnstock,
diaries T.^Vhecler,' Frank Powers
•'•. and 'J. WV Sweeney* '\u25a0-"
DASHED TO DEATH BY
A RUNAWAY STREETCAR
\ ; IyOS; ANGELES,- Oct. 30^—In a
lision, between a Westlake park street
car, of _; the Loa Angeles railway, which
.was.' beyond control, and; a car of the
\West'.; Eleventh street;' line at Spring
and! Second streets tonight J. I. Mooriey,
son of J." I. Mooney, . a capitalist and
.mine \u25a0 owner of Butte, Mont ,. was killed
and L flve other" persons were Injured. ; ,
-. .While , descending fthe (grade ; on cWest
Second; street; between "Hill ! ; and; Broad
way *; the Westlake v park : ccatr t failed .to
respond Sto : its i emergency h brakes "; arid
ran 5 unchecked \to : Spring : street, \where
. the j- other. '] car,' ;s speeded x ahead \u25a0 . by;* Its
motbrnjan. whojsawithe ; runaway, was
attempting to U- make . the ;*.* crossing/
Nearly all 1 the \u25a0 passengers ; had \u25a0 Jumped
but i Mooney.'i.who ; .was -\u25a0 standing on j the
platf orra "3 "of j| the iWest '% Eleventh^ street
car.';*; He --was ;.' flung I to ;', the 'pavement
.when i the iCari was 1 turned ; ?over ?on. jits
side • and ] struck on . his head.' He , died
Instantly. \u25a0,- ..':-." '£\u25a0.-. \u25a0:\u25a0 ?' : :^' . : . -- X-}
!:M.V:Sriiith,:a s \ bookmaker, of San
Franclscb7i.was ; caught beneath the' car
and ' sustained a dislocated hip. \": Three
other J; passengers ; andr the • motorman
were' less [Berlously^injured.'? v
KEHRIT HANDY
: It is a splendid idea to always keep a
t»ottie'Vof Ithe Bitters ;, : in" the medicine
chest, if or.- some -.memberlof '* the\ family
may 'v be taken j with ja, sudden ; attack of
Stomach/ Liver, or Bowel trouble. "A
lew 'doses of the ; famous '
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Notes of the Campaign
and Candidates *
Tbe-. Outdoor Art leapae of the. Calif ornlachjb
has \ lssued ' a ciroalar : urglnj: .the * «doptlon •of
charter -; No. v 18, V whleh : pro» W*a for
a plarprotind commission.
;N The_ nrnes boosted Into momentary prominence
by,, the Examiner as chairman " of one ; of ; thove
cold storage Ryan rneetln?s f» not "Billy.* Hynrs.
the democratic" and -jcood;; gOTernraeat candi
date" for public'admlntstrator. "BlllyV Hjdm will
bp glad to preside at Ryan"* political obsequie*
next week.- . • ,
Charles \T.' Fay, langbs at the cbir«r« that h« is
illegally,, registered. "Th» place < from which I'
registered, ,. 819 ' Grofe «tre«t. ; tt*«» b»>en • the Fay
family : home^ for •34 . years."^ b« said . yesterday.
"That Is my permanent hotrw and I bare voted In
San \u25a0 Francisco at eyery ' election* durlns the last
11 \u25a0' years.' 'j Sly brother. ' Phil.- doe«^n<rt \u25a0 U»e ". In
Sansalito. H» has nnt jrtT«>n up his summer
plaee_there, ; but'hls'home'ls bere'ln San Fran-
" Cisco."/ v •': - -
. McCarthy is talking- for McCarthy and Me-
Gowan; , McGowan \u25a0is talking for -McGowan- and
McCarthy; bnt ' McDmisald is , talking for
either McCarthy or McGowan.. McDou^ald tali*
for McOongald. - i' . '
•\u25a0; The -. Ryan ; republicans hsre eanceled'rall ,- the
district meetinsts \u25a0 scheduled for , tonight ; a%d will
center their efforts In one^bts mas* meeting in
the Anditorinm. .Fttlmore and Page" street*. x Na
tional* Commltteeman George A.' Knight - will
make- tbe' principal address.. - Eyan will b« the
only candidate who will address the meeting- .
•;, The -Ryan colored central club at a mass meet-
Ing- on .Tuesday night indorsed .the repubSican
ticket : with the esceptlon i "of - C. :- B. * Perkins.-
Ryan'* nominee for .' recorder." who repudiated
the 1 ticket." on) wbi«.-h be' ; raid be bad "allowed his
name : to go as the resalt of misrepresentation.
John H. N'elsoa. incumbent and mi iot labor can-,
didafe for .recorder, was presented with the In
dorsement of the colored Ryanites. \u25a0
' 7'The * democrats • and -. Oood \u25a0 GoTernmenf leagne
will -hold a rally tonight In .Eintracht hall.
Twelfth and Folsom streets. The speakers will
include-- May«w Taylor, District Attorney I.nns
- don, J. W.: Sweeney. Joseph Haber. M. Oppen
. heimer/ F. *L.: Fenton. Walter Macarthnr. Uw^
i renceJ. Dolan.' Ralph Mct*ran- and others., ' The
Aagelus quartet will entertain.
The I Joint campaign " committee of the demo
cratic party and Oood-Gorernment- league at Us
meeting '. Tuesday'!' passed the following
resolution: \u25a0 "ResolTed, : that we, the. Joint "cam
paign committee or, the democratic party and
the . Good GoTernment league, do hereby indorse
charter^ amendment No. 8, with regard^to the
salaries and Tacations of the members''ot. the
flre. department, ' and charter amendment No. 20,-
Increasing the salaries of the members of the
police ' department. '.
RECEIVER FOR CAR COMPAXT
BALTIMORE, Md., Oct. 30.— Applica- |
tioh was made ln r the United States clr- j
cult ; court this afternoon for the ap-j
polntment.of .; receivers - for the Baltl- {
more streets car : and foundry company. [
While the -company has plenty of bills!
receivable. It has been, unable to col- j
lect'for cars delivered to ; railroads. -
The receivers do not : expect a shut
down. The company, stated that the
plant Is valued- at 51.005.000 and other I
assets "at $1,000,000 and.it claims a ca- "
paclty of 50 or GO car 3 a day.. Its total
debts are $956,877. .
GIL.LETT'S IXSTRTJCTIOXS
SACRAMENTO. Oct. " 30.— Following
telegraphic -Instructions sent'by^Gov-'
efnor Glllett from"Eureka to lifs private
secretary,' E.C. Cooper, a proclamation
was.' Issued; from'- Governor Glllett's
office' - tonight ;' declaring, tomorrow a
legal holiday. In his telegram to: Mr.
Cooper, Governor Glllett said: .
Issue i proclamation a holi
day, from day, to day. commencing with
tomorrow, until money- matters in the
east 'get better. ' .'";\u25a0
SACRAJIEXTO BAAKS OPEX j
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 30.— At- a rrieetr
ing of the Sacramento clearing- house
officials. tonight It .was decided that the j
local banks will [ remalnppen tomorrow '
as usual. The : Sacramento banks are
all . mv excellent -; condition and 'none of
them j fear *af panic ; ; The.hanks expect
to continue*; to ]. do ...business; as - usual
whether, more -holidays are declared or •
not.
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Charcoal Kills
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Bad Odor of \u25a0 IncSgcstJon, Smoking
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Sampl* Purkart Mallrd Fre*
Other people notice your bad breath
where you?, would not notice it at alt
It*'la , nauseating 'to other people t<
stand before them arfd while- you ar*
talking.** give them a vhlff or tw|
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