The San Francisco call., 1908-05-01
NAMES ON TICKET
ASSURE SUCCESS
League Delegates in Fortieth
District Form Contrast
to Push" Candidates

OF all the IS Lincoln Roosevelt
tickets which will be voted at the pri-
mary polls next Tuesday none is more
representative than that which has
been selected in the fortfeth district.
It is seldom that men like those who
have enlisted to make the league fight
in the fortieth will consent to take an
active inteNest in a primary election.
The fact that they have not only
agreed TO act as delegates, but have
eagerly volunteered their services in
the fight which the league is making
against the push" element in the dis
trict is an augury Of the tickets sue
cess.
The push in the fortieth district is
typical of the sort of men whom Her
rim finds 1t most convenient to use for
his nefarious political purposes. 1t in
cludes Hamilton Bauer, who used to
be a state senator, but who is now sat
isfied with a notary's commission given
him through George Hatton; Milton
Schmitt, practiced in the devious ways
of machine politics; Ed Kelly, Oscar
Greenebaum and Assemblyman Henry
Thompson Senator Gus Hartman, who
aspires to be a congressman in place
of Julius Kahn, is another nlustrious
member of this push" which is to ask
the republicans of the fortieth on next
Tuesday to stand for their brand of
"republicanism.'
CONTRAST TO 'sPUSH. TICKET
Opposed to these men are the two
tickets, state and congressional, put up
by the Lincoln-Roosevelt league, con-
sisting of men who stand in the front
rank Of professional and mercantile life
-
publicanism has been put to the test
often and never found wanting; and
they are men whose republicanism is
most positively not OF the job chasing
variety. In g word, they form a glar-
ing contrast to the men who are fight
ing them.
Here are the Lincoln-Roosevelt
leagues candidates for delegates to the
state convention from the fortieth dis
trict:
Frank W. Marvin, 21oo Scott street Marvin
Is in the iron and steel business with the Tay-
lor & SpottsTood comPany
Albert E. Castle, 2Sl6 Clay street, member
OF the big importing firm of Castle Brothers.
J. G. Giesting le2e Pine street. Colonel
Giesting is connected with the Herring -Han-N +
Charles ali Z, Field. 1880 Geary street. This
veteran republicans is associated with the Nor
Ralph L. Hst6orn. 1901 Franklin street. Ha-
thorn is an attorney at law and q member of
the republican county com mn1ittee.
Sanford R. Nerbauer, 2423 Buchanan street;
IN the wholesale grocery business.
Walter H. Robinson of 2lTs Pine street, at
torney at law
For the congressional convention the Lincoln
Roosevelt club Of the fortieth has chosen the
John Henderson, 25s5 Sutter street; president
of the Mount Olivet cemetery association
George Uhl, 1892 Buchanan street Uhl belongs
TO the well known firm OF Uhl Brothers
Dr. Richard T. Tonlinson, 2220 Devisadero
street. physician.
Hyland L BaggerIy. 171s Pine street, sport
ing editor of the Bulletin.
John 81. Dumbreli, 2s43 California street; in
the fruit business.
Arthur F. Rousseau. 1908 Webster street; civil
Dr. R. NJ H. Berndt. 1888 Geary street, ply
sician-
MEN MAY BE TRUSTED
The republicans Of the fortieth dis
trict may go to the polls on next Tues
day and cast their ballots for these
men without fear of imperilling the
interests Of their party. These men are
not programmed or bossed- They stand
on platform which anybody may read
and study. 1t is the short and simple
platform of the Lincoln Roosevelt
league and it is the essence of pure re-
publicanism.