The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01

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primary election law has been handed
down that they mink it better for him
TO run Independently Of any partisan
nomination.
There comes the time when the
choice must be made between the mar
row tlAorny path Of right and the broad
easy rosd of riches and wrong. That
time has come now.
Frank Heney has made your fight
and mine. He has made the fight for
all that YOU and I hold dear. He has
made the night for your homes and
your children. that they might be as
good as any other mans children. He
has made the night for equality for the
law: that the poorest man may be as
good as the richest man. I don't care
whether or not you like him, or
whether You yike all that he has
done-hs has made the great fight.
That dglK. whether it is lost or won,
must be kept up
Not to Oppose Heney
when the storm Of cheers had sub
sided the conference adopted the reso-
lutions recommending that no republic
can oppose Honey for district attorney
and cheered again until il was hoarse.
Harry McKan5oay, secretary TO Mayor
TAYLOR. got the conference TO adopt
resolutions favorrng the adoption Of a
charter amendment for nonpartisan
direct primary System. which is I'M
practicable in SAN Francisco since the
county officers conld not come under
its provisions and the result would
be that the city would be loaded up
with two anna gonistio systems 10 De
worked simultaneously.
The conference is in She air on the
question Of candidates Ser recorder,
treasurer and coroner. TIE probable
recipients Of the Endorsements for
police Judge axe John T. DAtre, who
has been agreed upon by the special
committee. and Benjamin / Block, who
has filed and who has the support Of
majority of the subcommittee.
Discussion of Supervisors
The subcommittee on supervisors haAs
under consideration a long list and its
members assert that it is its purpose
10 present the finest supervisorial
ticket ever framed in san Francisco.
OF the ineumbents only Bancroft
and Murdoch are assured of indorse
ment That is, or course, due TO the
fact that The democratic incumbents
with good records are not eligible to
republican domination. W. f. Balloon.
recently appointed to the board, is on
the tentative list and Will probably be
Endorsed Others on the list who stand
tie best chances OF Endorsement are
Alonzo Mcfarland, Dewey Coffin, DR..
Hugh Lagan, who viii surely be in
dorsed II he will accept it; John H.
Speck Fred c. Gerdes, the assembly,
man from the thirty-fifth district who
made a splendid record in the last leg
islsture; Lippman Sachs. DR.. Henry
Gibbons Jr.. c. W. Riffee, T. r. Huling,
r. T. Hilmer. John Thompson, Thomas
Williams, DR.. J. {. Newton, Mathew
Harris and Charles i. Field.
Mauzy Agrees TO Run
The Endorsement of Byron Mauzy for
the nomination for mayor was unani-
NOUS and enthusiastic. Ralph Hathorn
Of the fortieth district, one Of the
leaders Of the Ryan campaign two
years ago and a member Of the mayor
atty committee Of the conference,
moved that the report OF the commit
lee naming Mauzy be adopted unani-
mously and started anew the cheers
for the conferences choice.
In accepting the Endorsement and
publican nomination, MaUzy said:
Il thank you for the honor you have
bestowed upon me in making me the
standard bearer Of the republican par
~. ] represent no faction. Always
during the few years 1 have been in
terested in politics ] have been work
ing to restore harmony in the repub-
lfcan party. I believe it is time for US
10 pull together and forget the differ
ences Of the past.
our city is destined to be one of the
greatest in the whole United States.
Let Us anticipate this by creating har-
mony so that we can restore the con-
fdence Of the outside world and that
the wheels of industry may reyolye
with renewed energy.
Il have made no pledges and I do
not propose TO make any. If I'm
elected III give the best there is in me
for San Francisco. Gentlemen, 1
thank you"
Record Of Candidate
Byron Nfauzy was born in Indiana in
1850. He came to San Francisco in
1875 and attended the boys high
school in this city. He entered the
music business in 1877. After being