The San Francisco call., 1910-06-22
"SHOE BRIGADE"
TO MEET TODAY
Plans for Financial Campaign to
Be Outlined at Big
Gathering

The shoe leather brigade" COM
posed of representatives of business
houses in San Francisco, will begin its
campaign Thursday morning to bring
the total subscription to Panama Pa
cifc stock up to the $4,000 mark set
by congress.
All the men so far chosen to take
part in this canvass have been called
10 attend 4 meeting this afternoon at
3 o'clock iu the rooms of the chamber of
commerce in the Merchants Exchange
building. At this meeting the plan of
campaign viii be mapped out and the
districts to be worked will be assigned
SO that no part of the downtown sec
zion viii be left uncovered. No office
viii be overlooked. and no business
house viii be able to evade the repre-
seutatives of the exposition company.
The meeting today is looked upon as
being equal in Importance TO the fa-
NOUS gatherings already held. The
directors Of the exposition hope that
Thursday night viii show that the
greater part Of the S1.500, 600 neces-
sary to be raised TO complete the fund
viii be promised.
The situation at Washington remains
unchanged James Rolph Jr. and
Charles s. Aiken. who have been ad-
Vancing the interests Of this city at
the national capital, are on their way
home. having accomplished everything
that can be done at this session of
congress. II remains now only for San
Francisco to inform the authorities at
Washington in advance Of New Orleans
that S7.5O0.0O0 has been raised to
finance the 1915 Panama Pacific expo
Sition in this city.
The following additional names have
been submitted TO the exposition COM
pany as canvassers for the shoe
leather day" campaign:
Western fuel company-Two employees.
Phoenix desk company-E. W. Prentiss and W.
c. Reddin
Pacific cereal cOmpauy-Two employees.
California canneries associstion-Two employer.
N. &. Gunst comparative employees
American biscuit company-Ritchie L. Dunn.
Bates Chesebrough-Mr. Berteaud OF substi-
tute.
S. I. Bernstein-Imar Frank. half day.
Brown-W Walker-simmons company-one en-
z. P. Charlton company-Mr. Ludwigseu.
California title insurance company-Lawrencs
Continental building and loan associstion-
Wayne B. Corbin and George Himmelstoss.
Emporium-E. J. Mayors and William Webb.
7. Charles Green-John Sheehsn and I. A.
Pierce OF substitute.
Hale Brothers-TWo employees.
II. ". -Msnville-w. 2. Jones and S. P.
Byron Mauzy-Byron Mauzy.
Nordmaa Brothers-L. G. Booth and S. J.
Hammond.
Northern Commercial company-Louis K. Ha-
genkamp and 7. H. Medart
Raphael Weill-Paul Reilly and A. J. Freese.
Sanborn G. Vail-E. H6rgens and J. S. Gutter.
Western meat company-V. n Smith.
Westinghouse electric company. G. Reemer,
Bemis bag compsny-E. Gallagher.
Library bureau-R. McShane.
Muller & Raas-George W. Kelly.
G. B. Hooper g. CO.. 7. Burrell.
Great Northern railWay-George W. Colby.
Anes. Harris s. Neville-one employe.
Van Arsdsle-Hsrris lumber company-R. j.
Jones.
Jesse Moore Hunt company-A. Paroni.
Naps and Sonona wine company-W. 4. West.
erfeld.
J. A. Roeblings company-Two employees.
Holmes lime cOmpany-1wo employees.
Butler-Schultz cOmpsny-Mr. Butler.
San Francisco gas and electric company
Twenty employees.
Hotel Elta-Two employees.
Wiley B. Allen company-Mr. Howard.