The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-15
ANTI-CHINEsE
CONVENTION
Many Organizations in
the State Select
Delegates.
Citizens Are in Sympathy
With the Exclusion
Movement.

The various commercial and labor or
CARNATIONS throughout the State are az
present selecting delegates to the anti
Chinese convention TO be held in Metro
politan Temple on November 81 Mayor
Phelan is in receipt of communications
showing that the attendance will be con-
siderably more than 1000.
Many prominent citizens have written
expressions of sympathy with the move
ment TO memorabilia Congress to exclude
the Asiatic hordes from this country.
Among those who have written are ex-
Congressman T. J. Geary, author of the
pl esent Chinese exclusion law; w. c.
Ra3ston, Y. H. Metcalf, Senator Perkins,
Congressman COombs. TruXton Beale. II.
A. Bauer Charles Shortridge, H. S. Nc
Kee, Andrea Sbarboro. w. H. Thompson,
County Clerk of Redwood City, and ID. p.
Davis. chairman Of the Board of Super
visors of Trinity County. Up to date the
following named delegates have been Sc
lected to attend the convention:
San Francisco: State Board OF Trade-W. H
Mills. c. II Wooster, Craigie Sharp; Municipal
League-N. Delbanco, GUstave Schnee, Isidor
Jacobs; Manu- cturers ana Producers Assoc
lolson; Hayes Valley Improvement Cubic a.
Cutler, Ii. s. Cohen. Albert J. Schohay; at
BeaIe Rev. William kader, r J. Geary.
Oakland: Board OF Trade-M. J. Keller,
Charles J. l1eSSe0ldn, GeOrSe L. fairCnll0t by
City Counc-N. r. Davis. NJ. {. Chapman. c.
j. Brosnahan. Charles ". wilkins. John Z.
NcElroy.
Appointed by Supervisors.
Santa Clara-R- F. Robertson, Edward Craw
D. p DOnsnOe, A c. Suagner ". b. Meek:
Riverside. 4. CLARK Z. ,. Castleman, tterp-
p. Niclni. A Csminetti. John f. Davis, L. L.
VOORHEES,. l. A. Gloss; San Dlego-Dr. F. R.
Burnham. W X Guy. George E. Mason.
Charles X. Holmburs, IA. NJ Alouiton; Soiano-
J. B. Dale, Patrick Dineen 3. J. Devlin,
Thomas ). Lenahan, J. L. smith; San Bernar-
flemIng. h N. NesDet, G. A ATWOOD, Hiram
Bartolflz; John A Cole. Victor; John o Don
nell, Chino; a. 7. HARDWOOD, North Ontario. II.
D. Moore, Redlsnds; " alter Grow, Highlands;
sutter-A. 5. Wilson, George II. Sternes, w.
Al Tharp. L; p Farmer, Frederick Glazier;
II. b. knight. o. s. HENDERSON. (. L. Newton
n. n. Alexander, Charles Nj Weber, Irving
Martin. A R. Hopkins, Charles H FairaIl.
Labor Representatives.
San Francisco: Coatmakers' Union. Local No
81 Jacoby, al. Goodman, J. samuel. Cooks
and Walters Alliance-C. u. Laughin, H. H.
Hoffman, ~ L. Caudle. Ship DrnleIs' Union
"A. ManOgue, D. Boyle, William Geraghty
OF America Union No. PIP. H. Mccarthy f.
P Nicholas. 4. L Malsbsry. Brotherhood of
Painters DECORATORS ana Paperhangers Union
no TX / Ac1vor, + c. Bean, T. c Lynch.
Shipwrights ana Calkers' Union No. sl62-J.
J. Maybum. ". McGregor, George Mcleod
Aualgamated Sheet Metal Workers Interna-
tonal Associate No. 104-C. s. Penn Thomas
Madden Harry Cassidy. UphOlsterers' Inter-
national Union Of North America No. %
Samuel Mcdowell, William H Baker John J.
JOEL Wood. Wire and Metal Lathers Union
G. c. Buckmaster. D. J. Dunn William Allen
Alllalganated Moodworkers Union No d
Henry Thiel, Jacob Mayblum, Harry Zitsch.
Wool Sorters and Graders Union-James Don
ovan. Edward Ryne, w. H SHEPPARD Iron
Aolders Union No 10f-James de Succa, James
Crowley. H Dunn. Metal Workers Union No
Thomas j. GoOdhue 7. F. Harrigan P c.
Parrison. National Union OF United Brewery
Morkmen No John Guinnee Ludwig Berg.
Hosting Engineers Union No. SET. Treacy,
T. Winship c. Thomas. National Association
OF Steam and Hot Water Filters and HELPERS
Of America D Hayes, Samuel Grubb, James
Graham. Ship and Machine BIacksmiths'
Union No. l6S-John Duncanson. Robert Har-
court, John Montgomery; alternates, James
McIiernan, James McDade, S. w Taylor
Granite Cutters National Union-John Spargo.
Hugh Roberts. F. G Russell. cigarmakers'
Union Of America No. 22S-J. g Millar y
Blum. F. Wescott. Marble Cutters and Fin
ishers' Association-John E. McDougaId Thorn
Union Of California-O A. Tveitmoe William
A Best, Thomas K. Ryan Narnishers' and
Polishers' Local Union No. 1S4-Joseph Tuite
W NJ Page. O. Collopy United Metal Work
ers International Union-George Gill, Ed Tay-
Tor, Thomas Lewis. Drug Clerks Association
n P Wynne. J. H Huhaclute Q. Eastland
Oakland: International Association of Ma
chinises No. 2s4-D. Mcsse, J. q. H!n F A
Sennrg: Cooks ana Waters Alliance No. ST.
There's. Steam and Electrical Engineers TJniof
IS. A. Fletcher. president. brotherhood Of
Painters. Decorators and Paperhangers Of
America. Local Union No I27-WiIiiam p
Ward. \. G. Madden. c. K Townsend
Sacramento: International Brotherhood Of
13ookbinCers. Local Union No 81. p vii
iiams- Mechanical Stage Hands Union-J II
McGinniss. Max Ginsberg.
Fresno: Painters. Decorators and Pane--
ha myers Union No. PA. F. Galilnann J n
l1illman G H. Cornellins.: alternates George
Bush. Fred Noble. Bricl1masoas. IJnion-W :
Scott. C. II. Scott. E. Renfro.
Vallejo: Mechanics Helpers Union No sS4
d H Leavitt. United Brotherhood Of Car
penters and Joiners-A B. Wiley, George s
Smith. Fred BoanAsI.
Haywards: Carpenters and Joiners' Union
J. Ludwig. J. F. Soares
Los Angeles: Shinglers' Union No 925s-Ssn-
born Howard. l. A Swan. Z. W Kiese In
ternstional Broomms kers' Union No. SIT s
Dunn. J. 7. Keane. F. Romp Council of La
bor-Ed. Crowel George H. Hewes
san Jose: Brotherhood Of Painters. Decora-
tors and Psperhangers No n4LGeorge N.