The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
v Ar TO GUST
The CRAFTERS
Non-Partisan Clubs Will
Probably Join Hands With
the Republican League
FALSE REPORTS ABROAD
Committee on Organization
Will Meet Next Saturday
to Name District Workers

| Cunning politicians of grating pro-
clivities are endeavoring to create the
impression that the San Francisco Re
publican League is hostile to the Re-
publican County Committee. False re-
ports concerning the leagues commit
tee on organization have been circu-
lated to excite displeasure in the gov
erning body of the party. The per-
manent chairman of the league, George
D. Clark, has made no announcement
of the appointment or selection of sub
committees on organization in the sew
eral Assembly districts, and nothing
has taken place to indicate design
upon the part of the league to ignore
any citizen who is ready to give his
services to the cause of better govern
ment in San Francisco.
The leagues committee, consisting of
George D. Clark, Daniel A. Ryan, John
d. Daily, David Rich, E. j. Bowes, John
Lachmann, Fairfax H. Wheelan, Rich
ard. J. WEIGH and James A. Wilson,
will meet next Saturday and may be
able at that time to name the sub-con-
mittee of ten for each Assembly dis
trict Rooms for permanent headquar-
ters have not been engaged, but several
committeeman favor the selection of
quarters in the new Flood building, on
Market, Powell and Ellis streets.
NlSOIOuS SflOIlS VIII Ue put WdIu
in every district to bring about large
/ registration of voters and an active
participation in the primary election on
/ the second Tuesday of August. 1t is
believed that improvement clubs and
independent organizations that have
/ been advocating a bipartisan move
ment to expel the grafters from the
/ City Hall will see their way clear to
! follow the, San Francisco Republican
/
The Noe Valley Civic Club of the
Thirty fourth Assembly District held
meeting last Tuesday night and adopt
ed the following resolution:
Whereas. The Noe Valley Civic Club of the
pesa Weae of San 10 Of
more Importance than the success of any
paTsy m bs shs gn
! ment are due in large part to party loyalty
! in the past; and
ernmsns Of Sam Fqanesco should hoe be to secure
! TO its citizens the best streets. sewerage,
schools hospitals Libraries fire and police pro. pro,
the city revenues and the bond issues honestly
collected and expended in accordance with the
Whereas. Differences in party theories s,s,ar are
and blind adherence TO party prejudices pre-
clude the possibility OF their realization; there
! fore be II
| Resolved That the purpose Of this organiza-
! ton shall be to strive by non-partisan action.
! 10 place before the people of San Francisco
! candidates for the offices to be hlled at the
coming municipal election. nominated by a
| non-partisan convention who shall represent
! as nearly as possible the ideals of honesty.
! capacity and fearlessness and entire freedom
| from the domination by any class. corporate,
| capitaIistic or organized employed: and to that
end we will cooperate with kindred organfzn-
! tions formed in the city having the same
! general object.
! Thomas Hughes OF Los Angeles. one
! of the leading Republicans of the south,
arrived In the city yesterday.
| Walter r. Parker and Senator Will
| liam H. Savage of Los Angeles are in
/ San Francisco.