The San Francisco call., 1904-10-29
Duncan {. MCkinlay
Leads in the
Second.
BELL EXPLAINS
HIS POSITION
StenOgrapher Takes
Down Remarks
at CoIuSa.

To-night's event in city political cir
cles viii be the mass-meeting at Al
hambra Theater under the auspices Of
the German American Republican
Club. c. Is. Rode has been chosen to
preside at the meeting. The audience
viii be addressed by Z. A. Hayes,
Julius Kahn, Thomas B. Dozier, the
eloquent orator Of Shasta; General E.
:. Salomon and George H. Bahrs.
The only speech in German viii be de-
livered by General Salomon. The
Knickerbocker Quartet will sing and
the band will play.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Intelligence from the Sixth Congress
sional District is gratifying to the Re
publican State Central Committee. ].
G. Needham, nominee Of the party for
a fourth term in Congress. is conduct
ing a winning campaign. He is greeted
by vast throngs Of people, who cheer
him for the good work he has done in
the halls Of the national legislature.
The opponents Of Needham are resort
ing 10 the despicable course of circulat-
ing unsigned dodgers in which the rec
ord IN Congress Of the able representa-
tive is misquoted.
Henry ". Lynch, the Republican
candidate for the Legislature, Thirty
first Senatorial District, is making a
gallant fight for election, and impartial
reports from the counties Of Monterey,
San Benito and San Luis Obispo sig
Nifty that he viii carry the district.
Lynch has a host of warm personal
friends. and they are enthuiastic in his
support. knowing that his election
would reflect honor on the counties
named.
SECOND DISTRICT.
The State Central Committee is ad-
vised that Duncan z. McKinlay will
win out handsomely in the Second. To-
night al Willows the able and eloquent
champion viii address the voters of
Glenn County. Reports come from the
upper Sacramento to the effect that
Bell is explaining and explaining. The
committee had a stenographer take
down his speech at Colusa and these
utterances Of the Congressman will be
read at the Veterans Home:
Let US get rid Of the Philippine ISL
ands. They are burden to the Amer
ican people. II requires great sums of
the peoples money to protect them and
governments there"
There is an active patriotic sentiment
up in Napa County in favor of keeping
the flag where the valor of American
volunteers placed il and perhaps there
is strong feeling the other way up in
the Democratic stronghold OF Colusa.
A Democratic nominee for Congress
surely finds the situation quite embar-
arr,11r
pher is present.
Jud c. Brusie is scheduled 10 preach
the Republican gospel in Colusa. He
win tell the people the truth regarding
appropriations for the Sacramento
River. The State committee is ready
10 submit the record. What Bell
claimed in his Colusa speech was
taken down word for word
Duncan +. McKinlay viii speak at
Sterling the evening of November 2
The leading Republicans and business
men Of Chico have engaged a special
train for the event. The train III
leave Chico at p. m.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
The Fulton Iron Works, at the foot
Of Baker street, was visited at noon
yesterday by E. A. Hayes, the Repub-
hcan candidate for Congress, accom-
panied by A. ID. Porter and Thomas ].
Emery. The men had been notified Of
his intention TO address them and ALI
employed there were in attendance.
Mr.. Hayes was introduced by A. d.
Porter, business manager of the Broth
erhood Of Boilermakers and Iron Ship
builders Of America. In his address he
spoke OF his early life on a Wisconsin
farm as wageworzer and of his ca
reer in Santa Clara County as an en-
ployer Of labor. He. explained that in
Wisconsin, on small farm where he
was born, he worked at hard labor for
fourteen and sixteen hours a day to
help support the family. He attended
college during the long winter months.
After graduating from the university
OF that State he studied law. was ad-
mitted to the bar and he was afterward
employed by a large corporation as
manager Of its interests and had under
his control several hundred men. Re-
garding his career in this State, which