The San Francisco call., 1908-05-17
MEN OF WEALTH TO
MAKE EXCURSION
Businessmen Representing More
Than S5OO,OOO,OOO Are
Included in List
Fifteen Bank Presidents, Mayor
of City and Governor Will
Visit Interior

aires and businessmen, representing
more than $500. .00OOo0 in wealth. q
total of IL Of the most representative
citizens OF this city. viii accompany
the chamber Of commerce on its trip
TO the country tributary to san Fran
cisco next Friday afternoon. The list
OF those who have signifed their inten-
tion Of making the trip was closed yes
terdaY and in that list there are 10
bank presidents Mayor Edward r.
Taylor and Governor James \. Gillett
viii also be members Of the party.
Comparing the personnel Of the list
Of guests on the occasion with that OF
similar excursions given by other
cities Of this size, next Fridays excur-
sion viii be the most remarkable and
represen tatiVe ever attempted by any
city in the United States. But the sig
nifcant feature Of the entire affair is
the proof of a desire for team work,
solidarity and community Of interests.
The I'VE towns which are to be visited.
Stockton, Sacramento, Marysville. Oro-
Vile and Chico, are on the qui vive and
have been ever since news of the
planned trip became known in the in
terror.
All commercial bodies OF the cities
mentioned have extended cordial and
urgent Invitations to the excursionists
TO become their guests and as result
elaborate preparations have been made
by the chambers of commerce and
prominent commercial clubs and bodies.
Besides these, many Of the large land
holders along the san Joaquin and Sac
ramentO rivers have wired the local
chamber Of commerce that they viii
Join the party al different points dur
ing the three day trip and lend all pos
sible assistance to the visitors.
Following is the list OF names of
those who will make UP the party:
Edward Robson Taylor, mayor Of
the city of San Francisco.
Homer S. King. president Of the
Bank Of California.
Louis Sloss. vice president OF the
Northern commercial company.
E. B. Pond, president Of the San
Francisco savings union.
p. z. Bowles. president Of the Ameri-
can national bank.
James +. Wilson, president Of the
San Francisco national bank.
James J. Pagan, vice president Of
the Crocker national bank.
Charles B. Platt, vice president Of
J. A. Folger & Co.
T. L. Miller vice president Of the
West Coast life insurance company.
James OBJ. Gum, president Of the
Mechanics savings bank.
T. II h4AEs VIE u CclAcnA u Allt
Paraf1ne paint company.
c. Mason Kinne. Liverpool and Lon
don and Globe insurance company.
C. s. LaUmeister, president Of the
American milling company and presi-
dent Of the merchants EXCHANGE.
James Rolph Jr.. Hind, Rolph & Co.
Mortimer Fle.snhacAer, "A. r4e.sn-
hacker & Co.
F. W. Van sicklen, president Of
Dodge Sweeney & Co.
Z H. Miel, manager Of Buckingham
HechL
James B. Smith. vice president West
rl tueI company.
andrea obaiDoro. president OF the
American bank and president of
-ctureIs and prod.cers as
c~-1 ~ a-i-oii--si-
-nI Dlr-14al- =eaeral manager Of
flc Mporiun.
htnls a. DUtters. president OF the
9rtAers e4ec~r4c railway company.
r. J. de Saba Jr.
Br-ee sonny vice president Of Shreve
Is Co
8, iliam A. Bunker.
Henry hos-nreld, John Rosenfeld's
Lois ROsenfeld. John ROsenfelds
sons.
d Ghirardelu. president D. Ghirar-
iesn company.
+. A. oomers, president Somers & Co
T. r. LIliensn4i, president OF the
Crown distAer.es company
James T. son, vice president OF the
Charles Nelson company.
William A. Masee, inomas Magee x
sons
I. \ Lilienthal. manager Of the
Anglo-OalIfornia Tank. Ltd.
J. 3. LeNkOn, wee president of the
Fireman s Fund insurance company.
~. T. Dean, president Of the Califor-
MIA Insurance company.
J. Downey Harvey, president Of the
Ocean Shore railway company
y. Ohlandt president OF the German
savings and loan society.
:. l.. Abbot, vice president Of the
Security savings bank.
Harry Babcock, capitalist.
Joan 4. A-sso, call1aHst.
J. o. HaTron, president Of Harron,
Ric5ard & McCone.
+. ~. Donrnann, president Of Nathan
Dohrmann & Co.
". \. Moore, president OF Moore
watson dry. goods company.
Henry AiicAaeiS, president Of Langley
& AIichaels company
H {. Norton. sVice president Of the
Pacific Coast rubber company
Charles Stallman, president of the
Pacific tool and supply company.
John A Buck, National ice company
John A McGre gor. president of the
Union iron works.
A. A. "a ati4ns, vice president of W.
". Montague & Co. and president board
OF trade, San Francisco.
II J. Morton, vice president Of the
Pacific hardware and steel company.
Joseph SlOss, treasurer Of the Pacific
hardware and steel company.
K. B. Hale treasurer OF Hale Bros
Inc.
George A. Batchelder, vice president
OF E. II. Rollins & Sons.
c. Parker Holt, vice president Of Holt
Bros. company.
Max Schmidt. president Schmid-
iithograph company.
George Tourny, secretary rmar
savings and loan society.
All. r. Schmidt
George A. Story, cashier Mutual say.
ings bank
William G. Mugan. Dolbeer & Carson
William Matson, president Matsor
navigation company
r. Tillmann Jr, president Tillmanr
& BendeL
Walter S. Martin.
James X Mof7tt. cashier First ma.
tional bank OF San Francisco.
W f. Barnes. w. F. Barnes CONNER.
,iai company
y, Elliot. seymo1s & Elliot lumbei
pany.