The evening world., 1913-10-15
mitchell RISKS VOICE
AND DEF|ES DOCTORS
TO UNMASK M'CALL
"Wears the Collar and Brand
of Murphy" He Says
Mccall Raps Back.

Dlsregarding his physicians orders
and rlskng his voice. John Purroy
Mitchell, Fusion candidate for Mayor,
attended four meetings In Brooklyn last
night. speaking at two Of them. At the
others his speech was read BY District
Attorney cropsey.
In Saengerbund Hall. the heart OF the
late Timothy l.. woodruff's district. Mr..
Mitchell paid tribute to Mr.. Woodruff.
He summed Up the campaign issues with
this reference to MCCALL:
Let him sputter and fume, protest
and gesueulate as he will. he wears the
collar and the brand OF Murphy! Will
you let Murphy administer your affairs
for the next four years2 That 10 the
question presented to the voters Of this
city"
Edward e. Mccall. rammany candi-
date for Mayor. devoted much of his
addresses In Bronx. Brooklyn and East
New York last night to what has been
done by Mayor Gaynors Tax Commits
sioners. He promised the fullest per-
sonal liberty and tho fullest consider
alton Of complaints Of unjust real estate
valuation.
lie said Of Mr.. Mitchell In ths Bronx:
Il now charge him with being The arch
enemy Of this borough's progrt Vs." lie
alluded to him as "a dreamer" and a
chaser after will O. the wisps."
Oscar Straus. Progressive candidate
tor Governor last year, said on return
ing from abroad on the Kaiser Wilhelm
III. last night: Il will support the Fusion
ticket. l am for Mr.. Mitchell and think
he 10 q fine candidate"
With ali tho acconQpanirnents OF the
old time political rally. the Fusionist,
will hold tonight. at Carnegie Hall,
what Is expected to prove the largest
and most successful mass meeting OF
the campaign. Prior to the meeting the
various organizations that are working
for Mitchell. including the College Men |
Leagues. will march up Broadway, lei
BY Vincent Astor. Theodore Roosevelt!
tr. and other prominent young men.
Thousands In the theatre distric,
stopped at broadway and Forty-second
street last nisht to watch stereOpticar
views flashing in the windows OF the
Mccall Business and Professional Men,
League. in the Long Acre Building. The
slides depicted every conceivable sub
ject from the glacial regions to the tor
rid zone. Occasionally slides woult
= show Judge Mccall The show" prove,
diverting. for tHs crowds kept up unit
the place was closed.
The United Real Estate Owners As
sociations will give dinner At the Hote
.Astor tonight at which II Ia expected
candidate Mccall will make his FIRST ad
dress to the business interests" Of thu
city. Abraham korn and Joseph
Schwab. leaders OF the league. claim
the united societies represent $50"
voters. II. ...
The Associati5h OF Bronx Business
Men. a non-psrtis,n body interested II
the candidacy OF. assistant Corporation
Counsel Richard, n. Mitchell for BOr
ough President YIN hold . ratification
meeting at It's 6uarters. Third avenu,
and one Hundred and Forty. .nintl
street. to-norrSA S>ght-
Tho Edward il. Mccall Independence
League opened quarters at Broadwa,
and Thirtieth street to-day with thss
officers: William X. Killeen. president
John +. Whe,an. secretary. and Edwar,
J. Dunphy, vGs-prssident. The new or
sanization was started by old tim
friends OF Mccall. including several o
his fellow bali players OF the famou
Leos on the old down town diamonds.