The San Francisco call., 1904-11-04
GOOD MEN ARE
u FOR OFFICE
Three Republicans Make
Whirlwind Fight to Be
come Supervisors Again
MEETINGS SUCCESSFUL
Voters Show Marked Conf
dence in Servants Whose
Records Are Well Known
MEETINGS SUCCESSFUL
Oakland Office San Francisco Call.

Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
1915 Broadway. Nov. g.
All the local interest In the Repub-
lican ranks is centered around the
three fights for Supervisor The Re-
publican, party has nominated three
men who have been tried. whose rec
ords are before the people and whose
honest administration of county af-
fairs justifies the party in again SUBJ
mitting their names for the votes of
the people,. i. Horner in the First
District, Ii. d. Rowe in the Fourth
District and John Mitchell in the Fifth
District.
These three men have been cam
paigning their respective districts, and
the character of their meetings has
been a guarantee Of the outcome Of
next Tuesdays election. These meet
ings have been large, of the most en-
thusiastic kind and have been a hearty
Endorsement of the administration or
the candidates.
Tonight there were two rallies in
the district represented by John Mitch
ell. The one at Milton Hall was in Mr..
Mitchells home section, and was large
ly in his interests. There were ad-
dresses by Charles Z. Shook, attorney
for the Regents of the State Univer-
sity, and Peter ]. Crosby. while Mr..
Mitchell himself said a few words TO
his neighbOrs. Mr.. Mitchell was in
dorsed most heartily.
.Fhe West End Colored Republican
Club gathered tonight at 1886 Seventh
street to listen to addresses by prom
inent Republicans. The cOlored people
Of Oakland declared for, Mr.. Mitchell
for Supervisor.
Alden was invaded by the Republi-
can hosts last night and addresses
were made by p NJ Fisher. J. W
and John Mitchell There is very lit
tie question about this portion OF Mr..
MitcheIl's district.
The largest meeting that has been
held in the southern part of Alameda
County took place last night at Cen
tervilIe, the home Of Supervisor c. F.
Horner. Hon j. r. Knowland, the Re-
publican nominee for Congress. was
present and said few good words for
4. K. Strowbridge, the Republican
nominee for Assemblyman in that dis
trict: ]. G. Mattos, the Republican
nominee for Senator and Supervisor c.
F. Horner Both Mr.. Horner and Mr..
Mattos are residents of Centerville, and
they were given an ovation
Supervisor H. d. Rowe has an easy
fight. He has ably represented his dis
trict for eight years and has been in
dorsed by his own ward, the Seventh
IN royal style. a
There is TO be a big smoker at West
Oakland in Alcatraz Hall tomorrow
evening" to be addressed by Hon. j. r.
Knowland. John Mitchell, j. J. Burke
and Phil NJ. Walsh, candidates for the
Assembly, and many prominent local
Republicans. This is TO be one of the
big Joint meetings under the auspices
of both the Congressional and county
committees.
ALAMEDA, Nov. 3.-LOcal Republi-
cans will hold their last rally of the
tomorrow night in the West
End Wigwam. The meeting has been
arrar ged under the direction of Joseph
b. Lanktree, a member Of the county
central committee. There will be the
usual bonfire, brass band and vocal Sc
lections by the Elks Quartet. Hon.
Joseph r. Knowland, j. Glenn Bates
and Captain NJ w. Simpson will be the
principal speakers.
On next Thursday evening the West
End Improvement Association will
hold a ratification reception in honor
of Messrs Knowland, Simpson and
Bates. Governor George c. Pardee
and other prominent Republicans have
been invited TO participate, and the
States executive has sent word that
he will be present.