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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
GRAND JURY ON GUARD
Will Be On Duty During Pri-
mary Elections

An order for special meeting of the
grand jury Tuesday to take up at once
any illegal voting or breaches of the
election laws that occur at the pri-
maries was issued yesterday by Fore
man Alonzo G. Mcfarland. The jury
will meet early in the morning and
continue in session all day, ready to
take immediate action concerning any
casese that may be brought to it's at
tention- Only once before in the his
tory of the city has grand jury re-
manned in session for this purpose on
election day.
Foreman Mcfarland said yesterday
that a meeting between himself Chief
of Police Biggy and Registrar Ze-
mansky would be held Monday to con-
slider means for. guarding against
fraudulent voting at the polls, and that
every precaution would be taken to in
sure a clean. fair election. If trouble
occurs at any of the polling places and
is reported to the grand jury, members
of that body will be sent at once TO in
veStfgate, and any one accused of
fraud will be hailed at once before the
inquisitors.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
Is Pc-ru-na Useful
for Catdrrh7

Shoulda list ofthe ingredients ofPe-
runa be submitted to any medical az
pert, ofwhatever school or nationality,
ne would be obliged to admit without
reserve that each one of them was of
undoubted value in chronic catarrhal
diseases and had stood the test ofmanv
years experience in the treatment Of
such diseases. THERE CAN BE NO
DISPUTE ABOUT THIS WHAT
EVER. Peruna iseomposed ofthe most
eficacious and universally used herbal
remedies for eatarrh. Every ingred-
lent of Peruna has a reputation of its
ownintheeureofsome phaseofcatarrh.
Peruna brings to the home the COM
BINED KN0WLEDGEOF SEVERAL
SCHOOLS0F MEDICINE in the treat
ment Of catarrhal diseases; brings to
the home the scientifc skill and knowl-
edge Of the modern pharmacist; and
last butnot LAS, brings to the home the
yastand varied experience Of DR.. Hart
man, in the use ofcatarrh remedies, and
in the treatment Of catarrhal diseases.
The fact Is, chronic catarrh is dis
ease which Is very prevalent. Many
thousand people know they have
chronic catarrh. They have visited
doctors over and over again, and been
told that their case is one of chronic
catarrh. Itmay be ofthe nose, throat,
lungs, stomach or some other internal
organ. There isl doubt as to the ma
ture Of the disease. The only trouble
is the remedy. This doctor has tried
to cure them. That doctor has tried
to prescribe for them.
BUT THEY ALL FAILED TO
BRING ANY RELIEF.
Dr.. Hartman's idea is that catarrh
remedy can be made on a large scale,
as he is making It; that it can be made
honestly, Of the purest drugs and Of
the strictest uniformity. His idea is
that this remedy can be supplied d.
reetly to the people, and no more be
charged for it than is necessary for
the handling Of it.
No other household remedy so uni
yersally advertised carries upon the
label the principal active constituents,
showing that Peruna invites the full
inspection Of the critieA
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09

The Lincoln Roosevelt league of re-
publican clubs has nominated clean,
representative republicans for the state,
district and local conventions. The
league candidates are men of reputa-
tion and of standing in their respective
districts, as we'll as throughout San
Francisco If the citizens of San Fran
cisco ever entertained any doubt about
the honesty of the Lincoln Roosevelt
leagues purposes an examination of the
delegate tickets nominated by the
league clubs would instantly remove
that doubt. II the republicans of San
Francisco want clean, capable judges,
upright, Embossed legislators and con-
gressmen. they will elect the Lincoln
Roosevelt league delegates. Examine
the following list, and when you go to
the polls on Tuesday vote the tickets
for your district:
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and making merchandise of govern
ment
This uprising being human has it's
limitations and imperfections, but the
worm has turned And among It's i'm,
perfections is not to be found man
slavery. black or white, nor obeisance
to metallic boss, domestic or import
ed. The Lincoln Roosevelt republican
league is the natural and inevitable
result of a long ignoring of the COM
mon good and common rights of all.
The time is fulfilled and the movement
is regularly afoot, advancing with a
sturdy stride. There is nothing sur
prfsing in 1t, nothing more inevitable
or regular" and in the natural course.
THE so CALLED ''REGULARS,
There are office seekers and office
holders who rely upon the machine and
not upon the people for their jobs
With them office is private Job, not a
public trust. They venture to plume
themselves as regulars" Regular in
what? They are regular in getting
themselves upon gerrymandering COM
mittees; regular in the covert work of
creating shoestring districts; regular in
usurping rights of the voters by ap-
pointing delegates upon every oppor-
tunity; regular in filing polling booths
from their own clans; in swapping
delegates in conventions to parcel out
every office and every possible job to
their followers; regular in studying the
official blue book to see what vacancy
in office comes next, the better to snap
it up; regular in studying political
chances the year round, but in studying
good government never; regular in
holding on to office as their private busi-
ness until pried off by the crowbar Of
an aroused public; regular in back
room meetings to which the public Is
denied admittance; regular in forming
the acquaintance of water and street,
car company managers; regular" in
answering to an engine bell as call
to political worship seven days in the
week; regular in delaying and OBJ
structing and where they dare, in
denying popular primaries to the peo-
pie and in working" the primaries
where 1t is too dangerous to. deny
them; regular in soliciting, register
Ing and counting every subservient
vote, always once at least, and In CIV
ing the free and independent voter the
official go by; regular In opposing q
direct primary law: regular In want
ing to perpetuate the trading convenz
tfon system; regular in decrying as
insurgents those who demand open and
fair dealing with all the members of
the party who strive to build UP and
strengthen the party by having 1t earn
the continued confidence and support
Of the people: regular in proclaiming
themselves better than their own bet
ters; regular in perpetual self-suffi-
cheney, and regular in the humiliating
political service of making regular .po-
litical obeisance to their regular"
state boss. himself regular demo-
crat-meanwhile chanting that an In
surgent people will no longer attend
the regular service.
WHAT LEAGUE STANDS FOR
While the real irregularity lies in
trying to substitute a few hundred
active and adroit human mechanisms In
place of two millions of people; in try
ing to displace the common good and
common right of these people by driv-
Ing and crushing through their com
mon rights the private, unchartered do
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IMPERIAL VALLEY SHIPS {
BIG CROP OF MELONS
Complete Figures Show Large
Number of CantaIoupes s.
Sent East

LOS ANGELES, Aug. S.-Complete
figures on the cantaloupe crop Of the
Imperial valley show that 1854 car
loads of the little melons were shipped
out of the valley, including approxi-
mately 100 cars from Coachella and
Yuma.
OF the total crop this year the Pa
cific coast consumed about 400 cars
and the balance went east.
The shipments by districts were as
follows:
Brawley. 953: Ell Centro, 321; Heber.
306; Holtville. 73; Calexico. 65; Coachel-
Ia, 54: Yuma, As; Imperial, Al; Key
stone. SO; Thermal. SO; Gleason, Is; Mel
GLAND, 4. Total, 1854.
Phoenix, Ariz., has shipped 231 cars
of cantaloupes and Moapa, New, has
shipped so cars by the Pacific fruit
express.
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Notice to DepoSitors and
Creditors of the Market
Street Bank

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all depositors
and creditors OF THE MARKET STREET
BANK to Immediately present their verified
claims against said bank to the receiver. at
the office Of said receiver now located in the
banks premises at the corner Of Seventh and
Market stS.. in the city and county OF San
place to which the receiver may hereafter
move his Offices
Blank preofs of claims may be obtained by
application to the receiver and the receiver
or his assistants win assist in making OUT
all Claims IL desired
LOUIS III. MOOSER,
AS Receiver OF the Market Street Bank.
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aIIdsummer scheduIe

Northwestern Pacific will make slight
change in schedule. The train for Glen
Ellen viii leave on week days at a. m
and an extra train on Sundays at $40
a. m. There will be an extra train
leave Cloyerdaie on Sundays at 2:35,
arriving at San Francisco $50. stopping
at al intermediate points Instead Of
leaving at 9:45 on the Cazadero line
for Point Reyes the leaving time will
be S:45 a. m. The 8a5 train to Monte
Rio and Cazadero will not stop at Camp
Taylor and Lagunitas.
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wOERNER IS DECEIVED

political master: in trying to transform
the business faculties of a business
corporation into an illegitimate force,
political and governmental.
The Lincoln Roosevelt republican
league stands against this. 1t stands
to make business stay within business
when conducted by corporations as well
as when conducted by individuals, and
to let representative government be
that--a government by the people in
truth and In fact.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
THIRTY-sEyENTH DISTRICT

STATE
Rolla V. Watt, insurance. e..s............1 Baker
J. d.. Brunings. real estate. 1852 Fell
Francis r. Clarke, attorney at law. 1928 Page
W. A. Meierdierks. physician .3lS Haight
j. H. kohlmoos, maehinist. 1864 Grove
H. A. Lachmann grocer -........... .562 Waller
A. NJ. Foreman. civil engineer. .15lo Oak
G.. e. Dali, attorney at law. .l6 Broderick
Otto Jungblut, manufacturer. 1888 Fillmore
CONGRESSIONAL
franklin Z. Bull, attorney at law .154 Devisadero
John X. Hillman, insurance. ia Beulah
Milton MeAlurray, physician. ....... 50 Portola
w. j. Ramsey, merchant. ............ .527 Hayes
j. H. Humphrey, civil engineer. .S06 Oak
Nj. J. kuhl. attorney at law 1862 Haight
A. A. CaFagnaro physician. ..-.... .1I90 Page
Rola V. Watt. Insurance. .............1 L Baker
Edward A Keil, manager Keil estate company :.
1913 feit
Frank T. Green. professor of chemistry. 49,.
800 Deyisadero
John +. Mckenna. Hayes Val. stables 53S Hayes
X. ID. eMcElroy, real estate. ...... .243 Buchanan
William Crocker. manufacturing. $50 Oak
l. e. kleruln, attorney at law. ..-....
Fred ]. H. Rickon. contractor. POI Central av.
Franklin p. Bull. attorney at law .754 Devisadero
Edward l.. Baldwin, Ferry drug Co.. 1874 Fell
b. +. Lapachet, attorney at law 1924 Fell
Ernest L. Bruno. attorney at law. 4OS Baker
+. G. Scott contractor tor-................. .635 Oak
L. Z. Martin, merchant tailor. .203 Central av.
r. J: Baumberger, attorney at laH.... p Lyon
Charles NJ. Bredhof. mining. 1855 Masonic av.
George Flexner, billiard parlors. .740 Stanyan
d. r. Reese, druggist. ......., ST. Grove
T. w. Strange, jeweler. .222 Waller
John Nightingale, retired. =. >. -. 800 Haight
N. ]. kuhl attorney at law. 1852 Haight
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THIRTY-NINTH DISTRICT

STATE
Charles II. Bentley, sales manager California
fruit Gamers association .S19s Pacific av.
Paul Bancroft, real estate. 1916 Jackson
John H Gray. insurance. 2so Twelfth av.i
I. Patterson Ross architect. .1o9 Sunset av.
Walter McMuilen. teamster 71s PIT. Lobos av.
William H. Roussei, commission merchant
w W. Watson, attorney ....... .542s California
Dr. A. j. Galbreash reMn dentist ssio- 724 Clement
Marshal Hale, Hale Bros. .2Olo Lyon
Gustav Wormser. sussman. wormser & CO..
wallace 6. Wise retired Pf Idbos Edisn ay ay
G. II. Mccormick, teller First National bank
J. cslan real estate 1852 Twensy sSS GlassOn sq
Albert W. Burgren. engineer. 80 Lolita
Joseph Herzog manufacturer, 1868 Forty ninth av
Leland S. Boruck, manufacturers, agent; =!
Chester s. Smith, salesman Myself Rollins
BANK note company yIocf111 ,,f1.... .s4e7 Pacific av.
f. D. Bullard. manufacturer. 1888 Pacific av.
]. j.. Pratt mill owner. 1850 Pit. Lobos av.
Charles F. Davis, salesman White House;
william H. Harrison. retired i45i Willard
Joseph E. cSiten merchant .si54 sacramento .ose
Louis A. Cotton. salesman zellerbach paper
Dr. Kelly ply ssS fsos Eighs Fist av av
Robert L. Roberts. book keeper, sperry uri' aour
Stanley IT, Stewart patent chimney 'Gsand builder rV
1855 Twenty third av.
Theo Labhard. coal dealer. 1891 Baker
William 5. Wells insurance .2636 Sutter
William J. G. Muhl, liquor dealer. 724 Ninth aY.
James II. Richards, insurance, 1908 PIT. Lobos av.
Milton W. Moon. building superintendent.
George S. Foilansbee. real estate. go Fifth sv.
A G. Frank, secretary Indianapolis furniture
N. c. Clinton, Peerless agencies company -.
...............-...... .2340 Clement
Frank G. Lingge, plasterer. 1457 Forty-sixth nv.
James Z. Muhlryan, merchant ]. +. Reyalk
company .....................73 C
Mayo j. Brolan, time keeper, Oceanic steam
ship company ,-.......S .S75 Clayton
Frederick Jantzen. selector Anglo-American
crockery company. .......... 1860 Eleventh av
William S. Pardy, assistant secretary Pacific
States savings and loan co. Lake and Third av
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THIRTY-THIRD DISTRICT

STATE
V. Wipher nurseryman i26 Gutenberg
G. Toyne house builder er-..........I23 Gates
Charles Robin. painter .........1S Theresa
I. ]. Christa1, buyer 10 Bache
CONGRESSIONAL
E. W. Copper physician. ........... 1901 Mission
James Anthony. brick layer. .1154 Plymouth av.
Jacob Johansen. packer. ..,........14 Godeus
Edward Bryant, clerk .3O5 North avenue
LOCAL
Bernard ]. Burns Sr.. coal merchant 3 Bennington
James ]. Kenny. steam filter. ...... .52S Valley
harry Osgood, carpenter. 1887 Mission
William H. Gerran, clerk. 124 South avenue
Barney Farley Jr., solicitor. .1l54 Plymouth ay
Charles ]. Carlson, solicitor. ........1O6 Broad
Charles Waldorf, real estate. Visitacon valley
Joseph F. Edelman, carpenter. .-....... .I39 Cora
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Wolfe an injury through misrepresenta-
tion. They. with other senators who
told me about the caucus immediately
after and before it adjourned, spoke on
Impulse They had no reason to de-
ceive me. They had no incentive to
injure Wolfe. They We're talking as
many senators talk about the alleged
secret work of the senseless secret
senate caucuses. / have talked with
some of those senators since. None has
revised or qualified the statements made
to me then. l have no reason to be-
iieve that they did not tell the truth
that they did not accurately describe
the manner in which Eddie Wolfe
fought for the direct primary amend
nent.p
Other machine men, who thought
more of their pledges to stick to the
amended amendment If joint rules were
adopted, brought out the amendment
which win be submitted to the voters
in November, without thanks to Wolfe.
Wolfe's attitude toward the direct pri-'
mary amendment might easily be
Wolfe's attitude toward a direct pri-
mary bill If he were returned to the
senate by the voters of the thirty
seventh and thirty eighth districts
The republicans of those districts who
want a direct primary election law
have no assurance that Wolfe would be
any more enthusiastically for them in
the next legislature than he was In
the last.
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Continued from Page IL, Column
had been printed and distributed, and
it was too late to take the names on.
This will not prevent the men whose
names have been used without author
ity from fighting the tickets on which
they appear.
DIR. Henry Gibbons Jr. is a member
of the independent republican club of
the thirty-ninth district, and has there
fore always worked enthusiastically
with the Lincoln Roosevelt league,
which is affiliated with that club. New
ertheless when the Herrfn club of the
thirty ninth district, with Judge Aitken
at its head and Abe Friedlander as its
moving spirit, cast about for strong
man to head their ticket they chose DIR.
Gibbons, knowing that his name would
carry great. weight.
DIR. GIBBONS EXPOSES TRICK
Here is DIR. Gibbons explanation of
the trick:
i. went to the meeting of the Taft
and Sherman club under the belief that
it represented the true republican senti-
ment of the district. While there 1 was
solicited to allow my name to head the
ticket for delegates to the state con-
vention. Under the impression that 1
was aiding the cause of Taft and Sher-
man ! consented
Since then l have learned the true
situation and / have therefore declined
to stand for election on the Aitken
ticket. Not only that, 1 am a member
OF the Independent republican club of
the thirty-ninth district and as heartily
in sympathy with the fight they are
waging and have been waging for the
last seven years against the forces of
corruption in the thirty-ninth district.
Il shall vote for the ticket which is
headed by Charles H. Bentley. the Lin
coin Roosevelt league ticket, and shall
ask and urge my friends to do like
wise.
Another man who was similarly
hoodwinked is Frederick Woerner Of
the well known cooperage firm of Da-
vid Woerner. Woerner, who lives in
the thirty-fourth district. was ap-
preached by members of the Strahle-
Tuite outfit, which is doing the Herrin
politics of the district, and requested
to go on the ticket.
rs this the Lincoln Roosevelt ticket
you refer to?" asked Woerner.
1T is an independent ticket in this
district" he was told. but it has in
dorsed the Lincoln Roosevelt principles
and stands by them
wOERNER Is DECEIVED
Deceived by this Misrepresentation
Woerner consented to go on the ticket.
Later he discovered that he had been
duped and made loud protest. Woer-
ner declares that he voted the Lincoln
Roosevelt ticket last time, intends to
vote it this time and Will do everything
he can to defeat the push" ticket
which bears his name so unwarrant-
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THRTY-FoURTH DISTRICT

STATE
E. NJ. Bixby, physician -. 4O42 Seventeenth
Thomas 0'Day, contractor. -. $50 Fourteenth
c. Z. Broadwell, salesman .........7 ~ Sharon
Jungen Van Staden. retired. d...........-
Z. Offer. restaurant Observation-Disclosures
J. +. Ahern, accountant .... .429 Duboce ay
CONGRESSIONAL
Frank ]. Browne. teacher. 1929 Twenty third
G. II. Orton, OrtOn Machine Co. 4046 Twenty fifth
H. B. Christensen. druggist. -. .20s9 Fifteenth
Sibbert Petersen, plumber ........ .563 Alvarado
g. d. Cross. restaurateur. .22S1 Market
b. T. Power, roofer 4205 Army
LOCAL
David GAdwood, marble cutter. :. 1856 Church
Thomas W. Nowlin attorney. .........141 Noe
w. h Stewart. consulting eng. 1926 Twentieth
C. NJ Lindsay, contractor. ..........275 Clipper
Herbert Maggs, architect t..-.....I25 Anime
John B. Switzer. ship filter er....... 1913 Alvarado
Frank A. Gilley, plumber =. $50 Church
William Smith, book keeper.....72 S. Broderick
A. V. brown, dentist .j22 Hill
Jonathan Anderson, contractor. ....... .942 Noe
F. NJ. Bixby, physician. .4042 Seventeenth
Matthew A. Harris, lumber dealer. As Hartford
Peter Plant, carpenter $3.50 Twenty fourth
Robert Jefress, painter. .....-2 20 Hartford
James Saunders. carpenter $500. .40S Elizabeth
ii. z. Anderson. physician. ....... 937 Ashbury
Charles Montague. contractor. .3461 Sixteenth
s. l. Hester. book keeper. ........ .9S Belcher
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THIRTY-sECOND DISTRICT

STATE
Richard ]. Welch Joseph A. Kendrick
Eugene Sarthou George Wuesterfeld
CONGRESSIONAL
Peter Stolberg Samuel Schultz
Alfred Sather Thomas ]. Simmonds
LOCAL
John p. Cosgroye William T. Spellman
Louis Scharetg Fred j. Tletjen
Daniel ]. Wren Fred n Bent
William NJ. Giblin James j. johnson
Frank J. Fitzpatrick
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Lincoln Roosevelt League NOninates Clean
Republicans for Delegates
Election Of These Men VIII Mean the Selection Of
Unbiased Judges Legislators and Congressman

S. NJ. Bloomer d. Coffin & Co. 2560 Mission
Fred c. Gerdes. express. ........ .2273 Mission
William Augustine, book keeper. ............
Observation-Disclosures. .3543 Twenty fourth
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THIRTY-sIxTH DISTRICT

STATE
David Woerner cooperage. Fifteenth Valencia
CONGRESSIONAL
Levi B. Sibley, teaming and contracting.
LOCAL
James NJ. Curry, Empire cement and plaster
SOnAlo1iS -oUol SlAltchtu
Francisco Ratio, carpenter. .12T Erie
William r. Phillips. book binder. 1912 Fifteenth
John Fauser, bother. ..............15 1856 Guerrero
Charles A. Telleen. real estate 1864 Fifteenth
Laurence S. Fenton civil engineer. 400 Octavia
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TwENTY-NINTH DISTRICT
THIRTIETH DISTRICT
THIRTY-FIRST DISTRICT

STATE
{. F. Adams, real estate. 800 Pennsylvania
Frank j. Weiss, butcher. Eighteenth & Missouri
CONGRESSIONAL
W. w. Symon, ship filter. ...... .32S Mississippi
Robert Strahle, ship filter. ...2lS Connecticut
George w. WINNER, engineer. ..............
....-..... Eighteenth and Missouri
Percy J. Ryan, produce merchant. 1865 Folsom
LOCAL
William NJ Symon, drayman. .211 Connecticut
Jerry O'Shea, contractor r--...................
Seventeenth and Rhode Island
G. II. Won der Mehden, hotel proprietor.
-.---.----.---. Eighth and Bryant
Joseph Becker, harness maker. ..... 10S Fourth
Frederick Meyer, CAPITALIST. 2223 Howard
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THIRTY-EIGHTH DISTRICT

STATE
Byron Mauzy, merchant. 1165 O'FarrelI
DR.; ]. c.. Newton. surgeon. .2o92 o'Farrell
Milo ). Jefers. manager Rosenkrantz & Co.,
.lSub ELLIS
Jerome c. Skelly, real estate. 1884 OFarrell
j. L. Murphy, carpenter. .............2 2100 Turk
Orlando NJ. Marsh, retired. -. 1851 McAilistcr
James II. Campbell, collector San Mateo
CONGRESSIONAL
Gus A Lenoir Bare Bros. ...... 112S McAllister
William H. Grim Jr., architect. .....7l5 Baker
Samuel A. Clarke, salesman VIM. Clun COM
Chas. Bliss, merchant tailor, 1906 Golden Gate av
Charles f. Hoey, mattress manufacturer.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1915 Devisadero
William Scheubncr restaurant. S31 Central
II. F. Prien, wholesale drugs. .111S Fulton
LOCAL
Byron Mauzy, merchant. -1165 O'Farren
William NJ. Well. advertising. 1882 Steiner
Dr. Charles c. Mohun. physician. 1917 Eddy
Thomas tombstone, grand secretary Knights OF
fiohor tot Ellis
James D. Thurman, attorney 1928 Devfsadero
Michael Merrigan, wall paper. ....... .1447 Ellis
Thomas Scoble, hardware ...... 1910 Devisadero
John A. Halpin, attorney. ...-........16 1866 Eddy
William f. Enright. real estate .175S Turk
Albert Ntndt- tanner. Golden Gate near Baker
". III. III. McMartin, attorney -. 1041 Frederick
A. H. Cousins, liquor dealer. .11o0A Fillmore
Martin j. Troy, book keeper. .... 1131 O'Farrell
P. f. Hittell attorney y-..............S sos Turk
Martin Buzzini, contractor. .229 Olive av
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FoRTY-THIRD DISTRICT
FoRTY-FoURTH DISTRICT
FORTY-FIFTH DISTRICT

STATE
Henry Ifebert, carpenter. ........ 619 Lombard
James Kenny. stereotyper. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Powell between Greenwich and Lombard
CONGRESSIONAL
Joseph Breen, merchant. .533 Montgomery av.
W. G. Macintosh. electrician .930 Union
A. Babino, barber. er................1415 Dupont
LOCAL
Joseph Rose, foreman Bernard mattress COM
pany. Observation-Disclosures. Union and kearny
George McManus, president longshore lumber
mems union. Observation-Disclosures Newell
Henry A. Fisk. manager Peoples settlement
.............. ............... .555 Chestnut
G. Marioni. butcher. $500. 527 Montgomery av.
Robert Jeffress, machlnist. Gianiuja hotel
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL SUNDAY, AUGUST 9 1yus
Resolution Adopted by Executive Committee Of the
Good Government League Of San Francisco

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and
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ballots.
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WHAT LEAGUE STANDS FOR

While the real irregularity lies in
trying to substitute a few hundred
active and adroit human mechanisms In
ing to displace the common good and
common right of these people by drfv-
Ing and crushing through their COM
mon rights the private, unchartered do
ings of public trade servant turned
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L|NCOLN-ROOSEV[LT
LEAGUE MOVEMENT

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