The San Francisco call., 1909-09-29
HfNFY WILL OPEN
CAMPAIGN TONIGHT
Long List of Vice Chairmen
for Meeting to Be Held in
Dreamland Rink
Hiram W. Johnson, Andrew
Furusetf1 and the Candi=
date Will Speak

Francis j.. Heney Will open his cam
paign for district attorney tonight at
Dreamland rink. The public interest
evidenced is taken by the managers of
Heneys fight as indicating that the
attendance tonight will be as large as
at the reception given Heney on his re-
turn from the northwest
| G. S. Wheeler is to be the chairman
of the meeting, while seats on the
stage will be reserved for long list
/ of vice chairmen. In addition to Fran
els j. heney the speakers. of the even
| ing will be Hiram w. Johnson, Andrew
Furuseth and Matt /. Sullivan. The
California Women's Heney club will be
! largely represented at the meeting. In
: asmuch as the women are taking a
great interest in Heney's campaign it is
expected that there will be large
number of them in the audience to-
| night.
The list of vice chairmen for tonight
is as follows.
d. E. Alexander S. Armour, G. B. Anderson,
Cheatham, L. G. Bergman. W. s. Baggett. o. L..
BerSy. A H. Barendt, J. F. Bowie, sIr. Bruing
Baed Arls Io,d Banf psofessor M boR Bnnpe ii
BenesteIl, J. A. Bacigalupi Samuel w. Backus.
Or E. BunneH, A. Z. Bradstreet, E. g. Both,
Hans Becker, John +. Brady, E: L. Baldwin,
6. D. Coe. E; J. calan, n. G. Clinton. E.
cofrey Judge J. Y. corey, O. s'' c. W. = Cobb. 4. F.
Gassel. R: W. Cudworth, o. X. Cushing, H. J..
hun, ]. G. Chalmers, IA. Choynski. II. Cornelius,
". b. Dennison, J. B; Duggan, W; H; powell,
G: Dunn, Rev. e. R. Diile. T. Davis, II.
Eickhon. R. F. Eddy A: G. Eels. L; A.
Elster; ]. 7. Fogarty Rev. ]. Fuendelng, G. D.
Greenbiatt, A. Grennebaum. .E. f. Glaser, E.
Ginley, J. f. Giesling, b. H.. Gurnette. J
Hale, R. H. H. T Hathorn, E. j. Hooper. i. +.
Hoqghton, Z l. Hooper, W; a., Hazel, E A
Hp6,ax Hnnes W ad Harrison Hesey vi H.ii
Jacobs, nf = Jacobs hss' Jones' % e o'R Risralt
J. e; Levy, Rev. B. Leavitt George W. Lane,
fbs afhrop na'e Murafd or ers'Pn Martin eT Carl
Y: Muller. Dr.; Thomas [; Maho9ey, !. 3.
Mar1n a Byron no Ns%1 Mauay. Dr. II. n G. Moftt. E.
iohris, W. G. Macintosh. Walter Macarthur.
N Merigan. L. II. Mooser. J. B. McGhsssney'
l.. c. MeAfee. James Mcdonald, X. McClatchy,
4; ~. q; McFarland ?: !. = Mah9ney ss Jsosssh
seehss fast g. oMsns Mean L. G. ossooS Frs
mont Older. II. A. oser, Dr. f. J. oyerend;
fDan Gaa LeaTS Emil POn Sss09a
Petition J. D. Pheian o. Putnam, r. d. Pike.
vi. w. H Payson J. j. Rely J. .a Isms: keas " Sc. J.
Jr., A. Ragsdale. W. Ross. J. E. scully, George
Storey Franklin swart. Robert strohie,- J.. W.
peshss spreeses. L. saone p Sessions @ j.
silvey. /. J. Truman Jr:. ]; T. sullivan E W
fTsnse Troy Georse a@es 4 Tarner " Trog
Wsss sidney aa wyk
George weleh, Julius Weber. i. J; White, F. 2.
Wilson. +: l.. Wheeler. W; W. Watson; W d.
]. r. Kelly, Al. s. kohlberg. p. Jorgensen,
Henry Boyne, Barclay Henley sr.. W. NJ: We'll.
+. s. Williams Williams. T Il. zobel, Colonel Walter s.
Martin; Barclay Henley Jr.. Eugene ?. HOuTi-
ham George s0Ey Lester 5as0g pessav IL
W. Easton. Hugh l.. Delaney. George A.. Con
molly. Walter Waiter, T Lyon Lyon H. l. uala. hsneh. g. W.
Pratt.
Heney is to begin his district meet
ings next Monday. He will address
two meetings in the thirty-ninth dis
trict Monday night. One gathering Will
be in the Sunset district. in III street
between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
The other meeting will be in Richmond
hall, at Fourth avenue and Clement
street.
The Heney meeting Tuesday night
will be at VOLTS hall, at Ocean View
and Plymouth. Wednesday night
Heney will address the voters in Ex-
celsior hall, at Mission street and Rus
STA avenue. InufSQdy he VIII speak at
Garibaldi hall, at AL Broadway. His
Friday night meeting will be in Puck
ett's hall, in Church street between Du-
boce avenue and Market street. The
week will close with meeting in Y.
NJ H. A. hall, at Page and Stanyan
streets, Saturday night. Hiram w.
Johnson, w. II. Langdon, Walter
Macarthur, Andrew Furuseth and Matt
/. Sullivan are among the speakers who
will appear with Heney during the
week.
The California WOmenS Heney club
held a well attended home meeting yes
terday afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. E. ]. Callan. at 162 Twenty-third
avenue. Mrs John Shook and Mrs.
Julius Weber were the principal speak
ers of the afternoon.
Next Friday night the Richmond
branch of the California Wonen's s
Heney club will have a mass meeting
in Pratts hall, at Point Lobos and
Thirty-first avenues. Walter Macar,
thur will be among the speakers.
Clerk Is Elected
Persisting in an effort to address the
Heney club of the fortieth district,
after he had been denied the privilege
of the floor. Joseph Mayer. a clerk in
the Office of Garret w. McEnerney was
forcibly elected from the new head
quarters at 1904 Fillmore street last
night. 1t was at the close of an en-
thusiastic meeting that Mayer asked
for permission to discuss Heney.
On motion of Ralph Hathorn this
was denied. Mayer attempted to talk
anyway, with the result that Chairman
Alfred Greenebaum ordered him re-
moved from the meeting place.
James d. Phelan was the principal
speaker. Charles f. Hanlon, NJ J..
Kast, d. I. Mahoney and Ralph Ha-
thorn also made speeches during the