The San Francisco call., 1901-10-31
ToBIN GROWS IN FAVOR
AND LOOKS A SURE WINNER
Speaks on Issues of Campaign in -Four
Different Assembly
Districts.

Joseph S. Tobin stock is on the rise.
Apart from his appearance at the German
mass-meeting in metropolitan nan the
candidate for Mayor last night addressed
four meetings in four different Assembly
districts. In his four audiences were such
wide differences of nationality and social
condition as can only be found IN a
metropolis like San Francisco. Every
hall in which he appeared was crowded,
every audience greeted him with enthus-
iasm and cheered his buslnesS-llke, nonesl
"man-talks" to the echo.
Tobin is gaining in popularity and is
receiving the confidence of all interested
in the welfare of the city. His last ap-
pearance last evening was at Pyth1an
Castle, where he dropped in by invitation
to address a gathering of journeymen
butchers celebrating high jinks.
Schmitz also addressed the meeting and
as Tobin climbed the stairs with rapid
stride he bumped right into the Labor
Union candidate. Tobin looked UP.
"Schmitz! he said.
'"Tobinr' said Schmtz.
Tobin then stretched out his hand, ex-
pressed his pleasure at meeting the mu-
sician and proceeded upstairs, where an
enthusiastic audience was awaiting him.
The first meeting was at Steimke Hall,
Octavia and Union streets, where large
gathering of citizens of the Forty-first
District awaited him. Tobin spoke as fol-
lows:
A DANGEROUS ISSUE.
Mr. Chairman. Ladies and Gentlemen: This
country is dedicated to the principle that al,
men are born free and equal. l do not be-
lieve that ever before in the history of San
Francisco has the principle been antagonized
Never before have the o people of San francisco
been asked to support a ticket selected by one
class, from one class and to the exclusion on. Of
Be very careful. There is no room in this
country for classes. Under the flag all
honor there is but one class and that is the
people. Let every property-holder remember
ISIS and reflect.
This is business proposition. There is
neither Democracy. Republicanism nor trades
unionism in keeping the streets clean, in light
| ing them properly and at reasonable cost
| and in keeping taxes down to the lowest pos
sible figure.
| He then referred to Wells demand that
at least one honest man be placed upon
| the Republican Supervisorial ticket, and
| told how the Republican candidate had
| declared his intention of having his way
| or withdrawing his name. Continuing, he
said:
He changed his mind Why? Has he yet
explained why? Does it not show that there
him him I'VE have ixed the the ticket ' if You 0t don
! like It, get off ?' You can read in the Bulle-
tin, the paper which @ is supporting Mr.. o, Wells,
| the chief authority for the names that
ticket. Does not this prove that that ticket
| was uUIHiiidtcu ny tiC odlAc SOi ipOidtiOis dHu
bosses that in the past have debauched the
| city of San Francisco?
| CHOICE OF THREE TICKETS.
| You have your choice between three tickets
| One representing one class of society; one
| representing bossism and corporation corrup-
| tfona and the other the who have been In
| office for the last two years. / do not intend
| to say anything of our record further than tc
| remind you that we have reduced your taxes
| lowered your gas, water and electric light ex-
pense given you a 21a-cent carfare for school
| children, beautifed your parks and made pro-
| vision for future improvements. All ask is
| a fair hearing. All we ask you to do is to cas-,
your votes by the light of what you know.
| Washington Square Hall on Union anC
| Stockton streets was crowded to the
| doors The cheers that have greeted
| Tobins every appearance were there to en-
| courage hins and every word he said wa.
| listened to with attention. He was intro
| duced by DR.. Giannini and spoke in par
as follows
The chairman has told you that 1 am her,
| this evening business proposition. I hav,
| in my hand the basis of that proposition. I
fiscal year as fixed by the present administra
ton. Upon that bill fixing these expenditure
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