The San Francisco call., 1909-10-25
CROCKfR IS READY
FOR FINAL SPRINT
Many Political Meetings Are
Scheduled for Closing Week
of Municipal Campaign


William Croker and his associates
on the republican ticket will begin to-
night the last week of a municipal
campaign that has developed into one
of the most intense in the city's his
tory. Despite the fact that the man
ayers Of Doctor Leland and of p H.
Mccarthy are asserting that their re-
spective standard bearers have the
light won, Crocker and his managers
We're never more confident of victory
than on the eve of the final week of
the struggle for votes.
weeks rest, while Portola directed
a pleasure loving people in gay revels,
mas put Crocker, we'll as the other
candidates, in fine fettle for the exact
ing strain of the few days remaining
before the opening of the polls a week
from tomorrow, The schedules being
arranged by the several party mana
gers call for about a dozen meetings
each day
Crocker will hold meetings tonight
at OceanSide. Sunset academy, COL
lingwood hall and Maple hall, Polk
street. near California street Tomor-
row night has been fixed as the time
for an immense meeting in the Audi
torium at Page and Fillmore streets.
"a ScHSLdI meeting VIII also be neIQ
Wednesday night in Novelty theater.
District meetings will be in order
again Thursday night with gatherings
IN Mission rink, San Bruno improve
ment club hall and Saratoga hall.
Crocker and his colleagues will speak
Friday night in Olympia hall at 707
Harrison street, Steimke hall in Oc-
tavia street, near Union street and In
Maennerbund hall in Potrero avenue
near Twenty fourth street. The re-
publican campaign will close Saturday
night with meetings in Faust hail. at
Eddy and Anna lane and McCormick's s
hall at Twenty fourth and Castro
streets.
LELAND'S CAMPAIGNING
DR.. T. B. w. Leland and the other
democratic nominees will speak to-
night at Twin Peaks hall and Novelty
theater. Tuesday night they will ad-
dress meetings in VOLTS hall in Ocean
View and in Mohawk hall in Ingleside.
The campaign committee has not COM
pleted the schedule for the rest of the
week
Mccarthy and the union labor party
nominees are slated to speak tonight
at Sheridan hall, Ninth street, be-
tween Harrison and Folsom; Druids'
hall, Hayes and Laguna streets; Neer
gard hall, 500 Larkin street; Rich
mond hall, Fourth avenue and Clement
street. and Union hall, Market and
Church streets. c. Nj. FicSert for dis
trict attorney will speak at these meet
ing as well as at the Crocker meet
ings.
r ]. Heney. independent and demo-
cratic nominee for district attorney,
has mapped out a most strenuous
week holding independent meetings IN
addition TO the democratic meetings,
at which he will also speak. He Will
hold independent meetings tonight at
Latin hall, Stockton and Green streets.
and at the Auditorium at Page and
Fillmore streets. Besides holding a
MONDAY meeting at Sixteenth and Fol-
som streets.
HENEY RALLY IN MISSION
Heney will speak tomorrow noon at
Nineteenth and Harrison streets and
hold d big rally at night in Mission
rink.
Wednesday he will speak at the
Third street bridge at noon and in the
Auditorium annex at night.
Thursday noon he will be at Fifth
and Bryant streets and at night in
Sunset auditorium and in Clement hall.
He is to speak Friday noon at Bay
and Powell streets and Saturday night
in Mission rink.
Among the speakers who will be
heard at the Heney meetings this week
are Hiram w. Johnson, Andrew Furu-
seth Richard Cornelius, William H
Iangdon, J. u. Phelan, W. II. Cook,
DR.. T. X Plincz. John II. Riordan,
James NJ Hanley, Robert Duke, Rolla
Y. Watt, ]. w. McCallum, Edward J..
Berry. w. Cotez Shelton, T. c. Kieruf,
w. W. Watson, DR.. e. E. Kelly and