The San Francisco call., 1904-11-05

At Petaluma Thursday night Bell re-
newed his attack on Governor Pardee.
The Republican State Central Com
mittee is informed that the bellicose
Congressman's TRADE against the Gov
ernor was so vehement that men in
The audience who had not fully deter
mined how they should vote next
Tuesday resolved to support Duncan
J.. McKinlay. the able and dignifed
Republican candidate for Congress.
To-day GOV ernor Pardee will ad-
dress the gallant defenders Of the flag
at the Veterans Home, Yountville. He
viii speak to the people Of Napa City
This evening. The notion that the Gov
eTnor of the state, the leader of the
Republican party in California. should
not address his fellow citizens in d
Presidential campaign is utterly alb
surd. At committee headquarters there
is a Tirm belief that California viii elect
eight Republicans TO Congress next
Tuesday.
citizens Of san Francisco viii have the
pleasure Of listening to Joseph d. Red
eing and = Myron Wolf The meet
ing viii be held under the auspices of
the Republican State Committee, Gen
eral George Stone chairman, and there
are indications that a vast. audience
VIII assemble at the Alhambra to hear
the eminent speakers.
REFUTES ATTACK.
To illustrate the straits in which
Bells friends are and the character Of
campaign which is being conducted in
his behalf, the Republican State Com
mittee directs attention to the attack
which is being made on Thomas b.
Dozier, District Attorney of Shasta
County, who has been speaking in the
Second Congressional District of Cali
fornia ia behalf of the Republican
party and particularly advocating the
election Of Duncan L. McKinlay. Some
time ago the Redding Free Press, pub
lished by f. N. Swasey, a pretended
Republican and now Register Of the
local Land Office at Redding, holding
such position under Republican ad-
ministratiOn, made an attack on Mr.
Dozier concerning a bridge matter
which came before the Board of Su-
. pervisors Of Shasta County. This per
sOnal attack was We'll and nOtoriOusly
known 10 have been actuated and Ina
PEELED by personal malice and vin6ic-
tiveness upon the part Of Swasey.
When the charges were made 11G
Dozier, at the next session of the Bcard
OF Supervisors. demanded an invt ST.
cation, which clearly and unequivoc "a
exonerated him and proved hey .
question that the onslaught of Sws
was the exhibition Of personal sp n
and malice. Although this matter c-
CURED some time ago, in the last four
days and during the absence of sfr
DOzier, Swasey. inspired by a Demoo {
who has nOtoriously controlled the F se
Press has been rehashing these ex-
ploded charges against Dozier in his
newspaper and copies of the same are
being mailed and sent to the various
newspapers in the Second Congressional
District with the hope of pulling down
the good work done by Dozier in behalf
Of McKinlay.
DOZIER WORRIES BELL.
The Bell followers have WINGED and
crouched under the telling force of
Dozier's arraignment of Bells pre-
tended claims of Congressional accom-
plishments. His logic, his magnetic
eloquence and his clear and concise
presentation Of facts, fortified by the
absolute and exact record in each in
stance, have fully demonstrated that
Bell is a false alarm, who has been
sailing under stolen colors-just as
Congressman McLachlan charged him
with doing.
The committee is informed from Red
ding that any one doubling the absolute
falsity Of the charges made by the
Redding Free Press can satisfy his
mind and settle his doubts by com
municating with Judge Edward Swee-
ney, former Judge of the Superior
Court Of Shasta County and now one
Of the Presidential Electors on the Re
publican ticket in this campaign, whose
residence is in Redding. Judge Swee-
ney is well known in this State and
has an enViable repfltaffon and racord