The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-14
FRESNO EDITOR
SAYS MAUzY Is
MANFOR MAYOR
Fills Qualifications of Good
Businessman and Citizen,
Says ROweIl
Republican Candidate Declares
Himself for a Business
Administration

Byron Mauzy promised the thirty
fourth district republican club last
evening TO give San Francisco bust
ness administration.
But II you nominate me-" he. said,
you must nominate good men to sup
port me-"
The kind of businessman the city
needs was the subject of the following
address by. chester RoweI, the Fresno
editor, who said the mayor should be a
good businessman and a good citizen
as well. He named Mauzy as the man
who filled both qualifications.
This campaign" said Rowell, rs
going to determine a great deal for
san Francisco and for California. This
city is a large part of the state, and
the rest OF the state must take such
government largely as this city gives
81. So you must give yourselves the
right sort Of government.
GOOD CITIZENS WANTED
1T isn't a question of getting good
businessmen. There are many kinds
. OF good businessmen. Good business
men who are good citizens are the kind
wanted.
2 a government must represent all the
people. Any candidate may say. I'm
= no mans man.. Anybody who would
admit he's slave is not fit TO be a
slave.
Now some Of us have watched this
j disbursements committee at work, Sc
lecHng the so called business ticket op-
posing us. We have seen the committee
of 100 boiled down TO 25. and the 25
10 and the ito !. and he an out
sider-rlm Sullivan. They let Tim
Sullivan do their thinking for them.
The ticket is composed its lower end
al least. of hired henchmen Of a hired
boss.
NO one is against the public service
corporations. but the corporations have
an idea they can get more if they own
government. So the business COM
mituee begins 10 choose a ticket. They
select first after grave deliberatiOn.
Croker. whom Tim sullivan picked out
as the man months ago. But after
they got their board Of supervisors. Sui
hran's own choosing Of some time
back. they began 10 apologize. They
said they got the best material they
hsd. Yet they passed over IS decent
men on their own ticket-did not con
slider one OF this is because they
couldn't stsnd for a reformer.
The public service corporations find
it cheaper TO elect their own govern
ment than TO buy one already elected.
MAUZY Is DEFINITE
Mauzys remarks were short, but left
nothing clouded. He said he was for q
progressive city, Hetch Hetchy water
and "a gas rate that does not pay divi-
dends on watered stock or on unused
rfr- rfr-nI frr rs rarr lr,F~
IF elected" Msuzy stated, L will
give the best that's in me-"
.. Before the arrival Of Mauzy and
RoweI Chairman ". H. Stewart called
b upon George Crothers. secretary Of the
Stanford university estate.
This is the rottenest board of SUI
-perVisors ever proposed to the people %
slate Endorsed by the businessmen
committee. He declared:
You haven't heard a word said
% against the candidates for supervisors
we. named. vet what has not been
5 said OF the other ticket?"
- . This was the only opportunity Mauzy
. had TO speak last evening. The break
3 ing down. OF his automobile delayed
: him until other meetings he intended
10 visit had adjourned.
one Of the meetings disappointed in
n.y. rs No 10y y eS a. 1910 Sboch-
;Ton. street in the forty-hfth district
Chairman Anton J. Garibaldi called
upon Assistant City Attorney Steinhart
who told OF the work done by Ions
IN the gas and water litigation. f.
Csllan for sheriff and c. ". Riffee for
supervisor on the reform ticket
In the forty-third district Senator
Mark Anthony, Harry McKannay and
Dr. William J. Jackson, the chairman
spoke in behalf of the municipal
leagues choice Of men. Mauzy COM
mittee meetings were held in both the
thirty fifth and fortieth districts