The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10

will distribute them free to their Gus
toners Many Of the business houses
will distribute not only the special
cards printed by the exposition COM
pany, but will give away cards artsuc-
ally autographed and printed at their
own expense
In addition to the printed arguments
written on all .the Panama-Pacihc
cards space has been left for the
sender to write a personal message 10
his friend asking that every friend or
his friends be enlisted in the cause
The postcard week VIII end Octoper
IL and by that time it is the firm pelier
OF the exposition company that every
corner of the entire United States will
know of San Francisco's determination
and will actively aid in making this
city the exposition city OF the world
in 1915.
Natives Will Boost
Grand President Daniel A Ryan has
issued a call upon all members OF the
Native Sons of the Golden West to De
present at a meeting to be held Friday
evening at the Central theater for the
purpose of getting behind the move
ment which is going to bring the expo
sition of 1915 to this city. It is planned
that there will be q, similar call issued
by the president of the Native Daugh-
ters of the Golden West to have the
members of the latter organization join
the mass meeting Friday night. Let
ters have been sent to the secretaries
of each parlor of the Native Sons in the
city to have every member possible IN
the theater Friday night at o'clock
Appended is the personnel of the
committee which has been named by
RYAN to arrange for making the meet
ing a Joint one between the Native Sons
and Native Daughters: Judge John F.
Davis. Lewis F. Byington, Angelo j.
Rossi. T P. Martin, j. Emmet Hayden
and D. O. Troy.
It is expected that there will be
large attendance at the meeting be-
cause Of the personal appeal to be
made to each member Of the order. 1t
is proposed to request every member of
the organization to write to at least
four friends or relatives in the east
asking their aid to secure the exposi-
ton for this city.
1t is also intended that the matter of
putting a hot campaign on foot to
secure the passage of the $5.oO0,O0o
bond issue at the November election
will be taken up.
Those who have consented to address
the meeting are Mayor P. H. Mccarthy,
Daniel A Ryan and Harry I. Mulcrevy.
The following is an extract from the
letter of appeal for cooperation sent
out by President Daniel A. Ryan yes
terday:
The meeting is called for the pur-
pose of boosting the proposed Panama
Pacific exposition, and in that connec-
ton TO have each member send out on
that occasion at least four postal cards
to four relatives or friends any place
in the United States, and for the fur
ther purpose of having our members
then and there present take some
means tending toward insuring the OBJ
tanning of the exposition"
Editors Continue Work
Firm in their belief in San Francisco
and in their determination to work
for the Panama Pacific exposition and
the constitutional amendment which
will allow s5,000,000 to be raised by
taxation for the purpose of aiding in /
financing the fair, the delegates to the
session of the California press associa-
ton disbanded yesterday afternoon. |
The convention lasted three days.
during which time the members dis
cussed thoroughly the advantages of |
the fair and the necessity OF state sup /
port.
Before going to their homes through
out the state the members met in
formally yesterday at breakfast and |
luncheon, where they renewed their /
discussion as to the best way to attain |
the ODJecl SouSHt, Namely the sldte
approval of the constitutional amend
ment.
1t was generally agreed to begin i'm
mediately upon a campaign of pub
licity. urging the support of the peo-
pie by contrasting plainly the diff
ference between the small amount per
capita which will raise the $4,000, 900
and the benefits that will accrue to
the state when the exposition brings
hundreds of thousands of people to
California.
MINERS KILLED-Helena, Mont, Oct p-H !
w Seymour and Chris McKfnsel two old