The San Francisco call., 1908-07-01
ALL ABOARD FOR
DENVER, BOURDONS!
CalifOrnians. Joined by Honolulu
Delegation, Will Leave City
Tomorrow for Convention

Rallying around gorgeous banner,
framed in silk and gold, the counter
felt presentment Of William Jennings
Bryan, with q band playing and their
special train groaning beneath a
weight OF wines. fruits and flowers, the
democrats chosen to sit in the Denver
convention VIII leave this city at 3
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
The following delegates and alter
mates viii make the trip:
Delegates at lsrge-Theodore A Bell. Napa;
r. N. Fitzgerald Oakland: Judge William NJ.
Uonley. Madera: Nsthan Cole Jr. Los Angeles.
Alternates at ls-ge-M. J. Laymance Oakland;
" IT, Rogers, Sen Jose; Mattison B. Jones, Los
Angeles.
First oongressi mai district-Judge John E.
Raker. Altums: John f. Quinn. Eureka. Second
congressional dist-ict-Thomas Fox, Sacramento;
W p Lynch, Stirling. Third congressional dis
trict-Robert Mc&illcan. Oakland :. J. sill,
Berkeley. FOurti congress ssiOnsl district-Justus
:. Nardell, San Francisco; Charles Edelman,
San Francisco. I'ifth congressional district-H.
A. Blanchard, S nta Clara; Nicholas Bowden.
San jose; alternate. Hugo A Hornlein- San
Francisco. Sixth congressional district-George
p Cats. Stockt0l: NJ. X. Harris. Fresno. Sew
enth congressional district-Aiilton X Young,
los Angeles: J. j. Dockweiler. Los Angeles; al
ternate. Z. H. Oler. Los Angeles. Eighth con-
gressionsI distric-B. T. Thomas, Santa Bar
bsra; Eugene r. Capps, San Diego.
HONOLULU DELEGATION TO ARRIVE
The Honolulu delegation viii arrive
sn this city today and will accompany
the men from this state. The Iroquois
club and the Oakland democratic club
viii meet the delegates at the Oakland
mole at p. n. with music and similar
attentions wi be given the delegates
when they arrive at Sacramento.
The following relatives and friends of
the delegates accompany the Bourbons
10 Denver:
Miss Fitzgersld Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Z. II. osler
and daughter. Nrs. Thomas Fox, Mrs. ". b.
Townsend Mrs. S. ]. sill. Mrs. NJ. J. Laymenee'
Mrs. " H. Rogers, Thomas NJ. . O'Connor MS.
C. r. johnson Hiss O'Neil. F. Bowden, Mrs. h
A. Blanchard and daughter. ;. R. johnson ana
vile. n j. Savage, r. s Ormsoy ana vie. a.
Hatch and wife F. Granberg. George z. Fish
snd wife Mrs. :. Kelly. c. r. Doty. w. VII
liam d. J. Doubleday. Mrs. J. W Brown and
daughter. Lewis F. Byington MIS-. J.. Z: quinn, INN,
r. =. Dodge; II. A. HRddOck. wife and son. John
d. McGilray and wife. and Hilda swanson
The democratic state central COM
mittee viii meet 10 effect permanent
organization at o'clock this after
noon in NatlVe Sons hall, Cough and
Geary streets. A large attendance Of
members from all parts Of the state
will signalize the first definite step in
the democra dc campaign. that is sp-
preaching. 81 t--:
JUDGE RAKER FOR CHAIRMANSHIP
All the Signs point 10 the CAolt6 Ol
Judge John r. Raker of Alturas for
chairman Of the committee. AS Judge
Raker has a fight to make for Te-elec-
tion in his faraway home, he viii not
be able 70 spe1d much: of his time in
this city in The interest of the Bryan
campaign. 50 the work win really be
done by vice chairman: For this
responsible. place Senator J. 3. San
ford of UKiaal, whom Bell made chair
man. Of the Fresno convention, is the
snly man so far spoken. of. ...l
John r.. Murrey, who, handled Bells
gubernatorial fight in the southern part
.of the state and who is associated in
business with James F.. Barry, VIII oe
made the secretary Of the. committee.
The second Sce chairman of the COM
mittee viii. H. all likelihood be named
by the southern Bourbons. The treas
urer Wiil probably be a. local man.
ANTT-McNAB FORCES MEET
Anti -McNab democrats in the thirty
ninth district held: a meeting last
night at Fourth avenue and Clement
street 10 formulate plans for the ap-
preaching primary. election. Great en-
thusiasm was aroused by the reading
of a letter written by Theodore A. Bell
TO Robert L. Mann. secretary of the
san Francisco democratic club. Bell
had been asked to speak at a mass
meeting in the district, and when il was
found that his time would be occupied
by more pressing engagements. the
meeting was called of.