The San Francisco call., 1904-11-08
McKINLAY GIVEN OVATION.
People of Santa Rosa Show Regard
for Nominee.

SANTA ROSA, Nov. THE largest
as we'll as the most enthusiastic polit-
ical meeting ever held here took place
tonight. Duncan E. McKinlay, can
didate for Congress. and Judge II.
A. Melvin were the speakers. Governor
Pardee was scheduled to speak, but his
throat gave out and his address was
read by Judge Melvin.
If this meeting is a criterion, this city
and county will give the entire Repu-
lican ticket a big vote at the polls to-
morrow This is Duncan E. McKin-
lays home town and to-night's demon
stration showed in what esteem the
people here hold him.
The Athenaeum Theater. where the
meeting was held. was very handsome
ly decorated by the Republican women
of Santa Rosa, great interest being ta-
ken by the fair sex in McKinlay's
race for Congressional honors. In
the decorations bamboo, pepper wood,
weeping willow and palms predomi-
mated Many women acted as vice
presidents of the meeting. They occu-
pied seats on either side of the stage.
Following is the list of the fair Repub-
licans
Mrs c. L. Kopf. Mrs. F. G. Nagle. Mrs. E.
F. Woodward, Mrs. c. H Pond, Mrs. r. l..
Thompson. Mrs. J. d. O'Meara. Mrs G. F.
King. Mrs. c. c. Belden. Mrs. A. B. Lennon,
Mrs Mrs sam Fisher M Mrs HsTnsm sm@ib MISS MISS
Glen Murdoch, Mrs. w f. Price. Mrs ]. X
Smith, Mrs. P. Berry. Mrs. A. L. Thompson.
Mrs C. F. Mills, Mrs. H. l. Trip, Mrs. Hen
ry Hahman. Mrs. H. A. Scott. Mrs. Frank
Koenig. Mrs A W. Arnold
The following prominent Republicans
occupied seats on the stage:
N Bacigalupi. John McLain. A. G. Burnett
John Miller. +. de Bernardo. A. j. Atchiuson,
7. ]. Butts, A. w. Raddatzz, George Brown.
DR.. j. W. Cline, William Smith, Max Reuter-
shan Z. w. Hurgren. p ]. Sheidemann. II. c.
Coltrin c. c. Belden. w. Z. StahI Victor
Piezzi r. F. Crawford. D. Osborn, Louis Ped
rotti p H. Quinn r. G. Sutherland, A Ben
Ssaibof peter Hansen 7 WiIus Goodman An
/ Clauncey Z. Pool c. A Wright. A. o. Erwin,
/ Z. L. Kopf. Robert Lockhart E. c. Merritt.
Haven. F. NJ. Cooper, E. NJ Cox. E. z. Nor
/ row. DR.. c. II. Thompson. Henry Prindle.
, Charles Winters. F. Muther Sr.. r. NJ Swain.
/ brown, ]. K smith. E. F. Woodward. W. F.
Price Allen Bryant. J. F. Wallace. c. B.
/ Kobes. J. F. Birch. W. l. Nagle. Frank FL
I lott C. C. Donovan A. Z. Chartrand, Harvey
! Gregory. NJ B. Mac. George Miller. e. W.
/ Woolsey. w. c. Lindsay George BARLEY. r.
! w. l.. Cunningham. Windsor; S. w, Purring-
ton, Mount Olvet; r. f. Gaige, Glen Ellen;
/ r. Q. Wickham, Frank H. Hartman, Eldridgei
] George Baer. T. b. Wilson. c. E Humbert,
simon Pinschower. W. D. Sink. W. T. Brush,
Cloverdale; Julius Alegrini. George Kirsch,
! Asti: Schuyler Vaughn d. w. Winder. H. NJ
Hastings ]. E. Metzger, Geyserville; d. N.
1 Goddard A B. provinces. w. d. Whitney. E.
s. Rowland, E. NJ Norton. F. w. Cooke.
Healdspurg; j. d. Bosch Geyserville; Sheridan
Peterson, Santa Rosa; a. F. Misener. Windsor;
/ Armstrong Taught, Santa Rosa; John Leslie,
| windsor; L. A Jordan and ]. NJ. Dickson,
Santa Rosa.
After the meeting at the theater the
Governor and his party were entertain
ed in President Fosters private car al
the California Northwestern Railway
| depot.
Early in the evening there was Z
great street parade. which aroused
much enthusiasm. The McKinlay Clut
of this city was in line 300 strong
headed by Parks brass band. The
members of the club carried roman
! candles.