The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29

band was stationed. It fell into line
and led the parade of automobiles
through the principal streets of Stock
ton TO the Stockton hotel, where John
son is staying tonight. Along the line
or the parade Johnson was quickly rec
ognized by the crowds that lined the
curbs and was cheered constantly
AT dinner tonight Johnson and his
party were the guests of a number of
prominent republicans, including F. J.
Dietrich, Charles L. Neumiller, Sheriff
W. F. Sibley, Chairman A c. Keagle
Of the county committee, Judge A. G..
Burnett of the appellate court and DR..
Fred P. Clark, superintendent of the
state hospital.
MUSIC AT MASS MEETING
Keagle called the mass meeting to
order this evening and Neumiller pre-
SIDED as chairman. Judge Burnett
made brief speech at the conclusion
OF Johnson's address and several rnu-
sical numbers filled out the program.
were:
tenbucher. G. NJ Steele, O. J. aemphil and Sres ).
B. Axtell anu o.
From From g Slsmsnts-w p Rainey.
Priestly. w.
From Acampo-John B. Cory.
From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. Towne, Dr. S.
r. Arthur.
From Linden-w. n. IBonham
From Woodward-0. Y Woodward
From Escalon--James H skim
From Ripon-J. s. Moulton.
From Bethsny--George ]. Luhrsen.
From New Hope-Arthur Thornton and P. A.
Kise.
From vernalis-w. Fl. Reicks.
From Tracy-F O. Housken
From Stockton--Charles E. williams, Council
man Robert Inglis. A. L. Levinsky, John o.
DER, R. E. wiihoit A. w Simpson. Irving Mar
n
Longers. Ed E. Gross. R. B. Robin, NJ s.
Arndt; D. A: Guersey, Richard Lauxen; Senator
John r. Humphreys, N j. Single, L. r. Bricker,
Joseph Merrill, Earl Barnhart. r. L. Kincaid W.
J. Gardner, F. J. Dietrich J r. Mcleod. Max
Grimm, ]. o. Bauer, George F. Hudson. Assem-
ey% Robert L geardsles ss SNnnesn aaora. Joe
McNoble L. II. Frankenheimer, R. G.. ". Fyfe,
r. e. Mann. J. W. Galbraith. W. G. Ramsey,
nour T. d. Felt. George W. Haines, Denis
visher. c. II. Wakefield, T. A. Nelson. NJ. S.
rnresher: Phil 7 Brown O. B. Parkinson, Sam,
r. Clark, Clarence r. Guernsey, A. L. Farring-
ton James Y. Coates. julius Cohn, John D.
srse Tasiio. joseph @ Philips. " J. kennedy, stewart
P Elliott. Charles de Csrli. Charles F. Holman,
Des0 e0n-s Ferguson. e ss Dr. Hull Ea
Van yrsnken. C. L. ortman, Charles Light, r: B.
Haley. Joseph zimmer., a. Brown; Jacob CLICK.
Giotonini. ss i F. ?. Madden. Ralph p vienolo. W
n Parrish Andrew Gianelh. r.. w RUSSELL l..
Katten. Joseph Jones. W. J. Rhoads. Jacob ST.
mon = W Rothenbush. J. NJ. Perry, Charles
81 weber David Wolf. George W. Dohrmann.
Or w W. Fitzgerald. r. B. Teefy. BENJAMIN
NJ. woodruff. Joseph Eek. Claude An1ck, r. E.
Cramer. W E. whipple George ". Ashley Jo-
senh csmpodonico. Joseph Gianelli Jr., 3. I.
Jones. Jsnes f. Rice. c. a. Towne. E. n. Nc
Goven. Judge j. A. Plummer, Sheriff Walter F.
Sihier E. D. Graham. A. II. Wright, John An
derson F. E. Quail. ". c. Neumtller, John W
Moore Nate T. Mccown, James II. Kroh. N. P.
Prirnoli. A. C. Parker. NJ. n. Beach, Gus Gia-
nelli Judge Frank II. Smith, Judge c. W. Nor
ton Thomas z. Connolly.
Meetings at Santa Rosa
TSeeciol Dispatch 10 The Call
SANTA ROSA. Sept. 2s-Hiram
Johnson. republican nominee for gov
ernor. and William Kent, republican
nominee for congress from the second
district, will appear here about the
middle of October Tt is probable that
their visits will fall on the same date.
Clifford Pinchot is expected TO make
a number of speeches for the candi-
dates in this district.
Albert j. Wallace. republican candi
date for lieutenant governor, will be
here Wednesday, October 3, accom-
panied by Keesling, whom he defeated