The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
INDEPENDENTS
ROUNDLY SCORE
REGULARTICKFT
CrOcker Wing Lacking in Opin-
ions, Declare Speakers at
Meeting of Mauzy Men
Prepare for Vigorous House to
House Campaign and Pre-
cinct Work

Plans for vigorous finish of the
campaign and for organized work at all
the polling places on primary election
day were made by the independent re-
publicans who are supporting Byron
Mauzy for mayor at meeting held
last night in their headquarters in the
Bancroft building.
DR.. William ]. Jackson, chairman OF
the campaign committee. presided at
the meeting and Edward Bryant acted
as secretary. The county committee
was represented by Peter ]. Kelly Of
the twenty eighth district, John Butler
of the thirty third, Ralph l. HathOrn of
the fortieth. F. Fl. Dam, w II. HAZEL
and NJ E. Gates of the thirty ninth and
Perry Newberry of the forty-ffth.
We are profiting by the mistakes
of our enemies" said Hathorn. I'VE
must see our neighbOrs, write to our
friends and use our telephones. We
have the best ticket ever presented TO
the people, and if that is understood
by the voters we will win."
Our opponents don't know what
they stand for" said l. j. Truman Jr.
\ of the forty-second. This city can
only trust those who tell what their
platform is"
'3The disinelination of our opponents
to commit themselves definitely and the
manly declarations of Byron Mauzy,
our leader are having their effect''
said John I. Dare, candidate for police
Judge
I'VE have ticket of independents
men not put up TO be the liekspittles
of corporations or the tools of private
interests" declared Harry c. McKan-
ney, secretary TO Mayor Taylor. 1T
can win and we've got to make it win
CALL CROCKER'S HYBRID TICKET
IF Mr.. CrOcker ever had a chance"
said John Henderson of the fOrtieth
1t was dissipated by the hybrid ticket
tackled on to him. Those men have no
opinions; the only inference is that
their opinions will be provided for
them If we lose this battle we ought
to be ashamed OF ourselves"
There is an odium attaching to that
board of supervisors selected by the
businessmen which will drag down the
whole ticket" said E. j. CalIan can
didate for sheriff.
Il am in the hotbed of the organi-
zation. declared William NJ We'll Of
the thirty-eighth, "and If 1 can believe
what l hear. a whole lot of them are
going TO vote our ticket"
I met Suhr. candidate for SUPER
visor on the businessmen's ticket. to-
night said c. W. Rifee. himself a
candidate for supervisor, "and gave
him one of our cards. He said. Well
believe you've got the ticket
Perry Newberry and Peter J. Kelly
outlined plan of house to house cam
paigning and precinct work on cleo
ton day which was received with an
proval. Other speakers were Bernard
Burns of the thirty-third: George A.
Turner, candidate for public admins
traitor; A. G. BOggs. candidate for re-
corder; Michael Merigan and David
McLennan, candidates for supervisor:
John Chown of the fortieth: George ID.
Perry, candidate for police Judge. J.
3. Sayers of the thirty-sixth and Dr. J.
h Plincz of the forty-ffth.
The independents have chosen the fol-
Thirty -fourth-C. E. BroadwelI. H. p.
Coles, H. B. Kilbourh, C. NJ Lindsay.
C. K. OrtOn, j. T. Stewart Robert G.
Huestis, ]. W. Sweeney. Frank Adams.
Frank ]. Browne, Travis s. Kenyon,
Thomas W. NOwlin, James Saunders. j.
r. Kinsman. w. Fl. Stewart.
Thirty -seventh-Edwin w Tucker
Rolla V. Watt, George ID. Clark, John
Nightingale. f. A. Lackman f. j..
Baumberger, Bernard p. Lapachet.
Franklin P. Bull. DIR. W. A. Meierdierks.
Robert V. Lucey. z. c. Pri6er, r. p
Martin. C. G. Dali. John McKenna. T. G..
Kierulff, z. L. Bruno, John r. Hillman.
Leo c. Tuck, F. G.. Clarke. E. ".
Strange. Max ]. Kuhl.