The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-10
EXCLUSION LEAGUE
WILL PROTEST
Ma meeting Tonight to
Declare Against Stand of
the President on Japanese
SCHMITZ MAY SPEAK


Arrangements for the mass meeting
which will take place tonight in
Dreamland Pavilion, Post and Steiner
streets, for the purpose of entering
protest against President Roosevelts
attitude toward San Francisco and Cal
ifornia. and drastic utterances and rec
concentrations contained in his annual
message, were completed late last
night.
President Tveitmoe and Secretary
Treasurer Yoeu of the Japanese and
Korean Exclusion League. under whose
auspices the meeting will be held. were
busy all yesterday perfecting the ar
engagements for the meeting. 1t is the
intention of the executive board Of the
league and its officers to afford every
Ecitizen of San Francisco and its sub
urbs an opportunity tonight to regis
ter their protest against the proposals
made in the Presidents message.
Among those who have been selected
TO speak in the Dreapland Pavilion to-
night are Senator Frank MCGOWAN;
Walter Macarthur editor Of the Coast
Seamen's Journal. W. r. Haggerty.
president of the San Francisco Labor
Council and P. H. Mccarthy, president
of the State Building Trades Council of
California Invitations to address the
Governor Pardee and Mayor Eugene E.
Schmitz. The meeting will be presided
over by o. A Tveitmoe. president Of
the league, and A. E. Yoell. secretary
treasurer, will act as secretary of the
meeting.
Resolutions in printed form will be
presented and distributed for adoption
/ by the meeting. Vice President E. B.
I Carr of the japanese and Korean Ex-
clusion League, will act as chairman OF
+ the reception committee, and will be
/ assisted by S. I. Arnold, another mem
! Der of the leagues executive board. as
1 vice chairman, and twenty other NAM
| bers of the reception committee.
| The Dreamland band will furnish the
music for the occasion. President
4 Tveitmoe has appointed the following
vice presidents. who Will occupy seats
/ en- the platform:
J. De sueca.. a. -Marlat. Theodore Johnson. ].
Bowling; J; ". steckmist; l. E; Richardson.
J. ]. o'Neiii. D MeIennan, F. j. Hepp. W.
A. Cole, F. C. Psttison, r.; 4. a; sumner;
James From the executive board Of the league
Michael Casey, ". Il. Standsbury. George
e seott f. r Hjas John TOl I kelly. John
| o. Walsh. George b. Benham Mrs c. E
Hawks, J. H. Bowling, Gus Frsnkel Richard
Farmer: Mrs B. La Rue: William p. Mccable.
Burns, c. J. CoyIe. L. Flaherty, W. W. Free
land. D; \. Graham, Z; 3. Higgins; william,
Swanson Henry Thieier E. G. Travis. W. Il.
Van Horn J. NJ Walker, j. Crane. James L.
sa foez asPdg EsnsIa E.
house. e. G Loomis; e. Korbus. n Neidiinger.
BOWEN E. G aab f
R. E; Elder From the Building Trades Council
Sb. Alsms sds..0o, W. Petrey Weber
Council OF Oakland-J. ". Maloney, c. J. Smith.
From the Marin County Building Trades
a. J. Davis. Boat-buiIders' Union No IS: ].
N White. Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
No 2i6: r. stokesbury. Bay and River steam
Pages oBne MasInts Allied h. Precision
aslp,srs; h A HARDY, Barber shop EmPIoyss:
Sheridan. Boot and Shoe Workers No. 53s:
lanes p Gsllsg5es Boot and Shoe RepaireTs
BARRIERS No 14s; Charles Noonan. Brfcklayers
No. Z: Joe Graf. Brewery workmen Drivers /:
C. Norbeck, Bakers and Confectioners No. "A
s. p. Meyers. Broom and Whisk Makers; p. L.
Hon, Bartenders' League No. Al; J. J. Joyell,
tiers No. 422: Joseph stapleton. Casters and
M sseoe r NO I; w J. Kidd Kidd Sarpenters No.
rage and Wagon Workers No. g. Frank Stefen.
Coopers No. 60; S. Hollis. Coopers No. 13l. L.
Carpenters No 1os2 John Ryan. Cemetery EN-.
ployes; W. B. Moss. AmaIgamated Carpenters
" Homqaist California Alton s State Federation Of
labor; Thomas Farmers Carpenters No. 423; 1.
Cement workers No. i; ~ NARROWER, Creation
/ Benevolent Society
the Pacific Coast: Edw. Kerker, District Council
! OF carpenters; Harry Sheehan. District Coun-
81 c,l Of Painters S George A Little. Daughters
ingfon No. ,. Daughters Of Liberty; A. b.
Moon, Elevator Constructors No. s: John Ben
vator Constructors and starters 40. i: r.
Gilfeather. Excelsior Homestead Club; George
kins.. Engineers No. SO: W. B. Kelly, Court
81 oMer Freight pu Ha ae
50; John J.. Drew, Court Kensington. A. o.
Of snd the Paese COAST s. w
/ Breen. Felt and Composition Roofers No. :
l. G orcntt. Glove workers 40. Il: + j.
simmons. Glass Blowers No. %; H. S. Cieve-
Glass Workers: William H. Hallopeter. Gas
and Electric Fixture Hangers: Fred Hiram Ora
ham. Clan Graham; g Zimmerman; Hermann
smiths and Artistic iron workers No Is: John
and Eoy & fSsssI HaSse
movers No L: William Ford: Horseshoers No.
%: II. Z. Winkler. Holly Park improvement
Club T. A. Reardon, Iron Trades Council: j. O.
Walsh. Iron Moders No. 164.
u L. W erScll1g. JeWeiry workers or the Pa
cifc: Charles ]. Doring. Independent Rifles
]. C. German. Iroquois Climb: c. Shuttieworth
Janitors' Protective No. 10367. Charles r
Knight: Fl. Mcmahon. Laundry Wagon Drivers
Patrick Tierney. Laborers Protective No. sa44 !:
]. J. Dolan. Tanners Union No. o. William
Baker, Longshore Lnnsermen: E. K Rhoads.
Lathers No. 60: William Gillen, Leather Work
ers No. 80: Mrs. L. c. Walden, Laundry Work
ers No. 26 p. A. Bergerot. League Henri;
Fl. y. Minedew. Golden West Lodge No. l Jun
ior Machinists): Chris Hiiliard. Meat Cutters
and Butcher Workmen No. 1852 Thomas F. Egan.
Marine Painters No /: Eugene Stieddle, Ma
rine Cooks and Stewards. George Boyd. Ma
rine Engineers Benevolent Association No. 70:
f. B. Mineher. Machinists No. 6s; Henry Schultz
Ter. Mailers' Union No IS.
r. Kane. Metal Workers No 279; j. W.
Miller MflIwrights No 10: E. A. Lorenzo. Aiu-
nicipal Federated Improvement Clubs OF San
Francisco; William Schilling Maennerchor of San
Francisco: r. +. Wren, Junior Order of United
American Mechanics No. 49, Orlando E. Pearce
Junior Order OF United American Mechanics No
6: W. z. Bounton. Junior Order (Lincoln Coun-
Gill: J. w Spencer. Musicians Protective
Union No s.; William Miskell. Marble Cutters
and Finishers No. IS: z. NJ Eisfelder. McAlIis-
ter-street Improvement Association: W. J. Gill
foilr- Noe Valley Improvement Club William
P Neeson. Olympus Parlor No 1Sa. N s. G.. W.:
D. Rowell. Bridgemen No. ~: ". g. Whftmsn
Printing Pressmen No. "a. ". ]. Robinson
Painters No. 80. NJ. Layden. Plasterers No. Go;
Andrew London. Photo Engravers No. g. Miss
Eta Lourhson. Paper Box Workers: J. ]. Burns
Painters No. 1885, Joseph McAulife. Plumbers
No. Az: Judge Isador Golden. Panhandle and