The San Francisco call., 1905-08-05
ALI Signs Point to
Uprising of
Voters.
DUTY OF CITIZENS
CLEARLY DEFINED
Men on Vacation
Requested to
Return.


IN every district of the city and expects
10 achieVe success at the primary cleo
ton next Tuesday.
Inc victory will be sweeping and de-
cisive If the spirit Of civic patriotism shall
oe thoroughly awakened. The league has
done everything within the limit of
reasonable enterprise to organize for the
campaign, and ii now remains for the
voters 10 go TO the polls and vote the
ticket Of the organization.
II the citizens Of this city have had
enough OF Schmitz and Ruef, they will
- come out and vote next Tuesday If they
are satisfied with municipal government
as Ruef and Schmitz administer it. they
viii letter at home or spend the day at
some seaside resort or shady glen
The Republican League can do no more
than has been done TO bring about the
opportunity 10 redeem the city from the
reign Of graft II is up TO the men Of
san Francisco to say what kind of gov
ernment the city shall henceforth have.
When voters excuse themselves from TAX
ing the trouble 10 vote on the plea that
other citizens in sufficient number to
carry the day will attend the election,
they identify themselves with the skulk-
ers
George D. Clark Cpresident), Daniel A.
Ryan secretary, Fairfax H Wheelan,
mann, Richard J. Welch and Z. ]. Bowes,
Of the executive committee of the league,
have given their time and energies to the
work OF organizing the forces Of good
government and they ask that citizens
who are now in the country on vacation
10 return TO the city and vote at the
primary election next Tuesday
Proof can be produced that A. Ruef,
who is posing as the champion of union
labor, did not stipulate that Japanese
and Chinese labor should not be employ
Cd in the work of distributing his cam
paign literature, and proof can be pro-
duced that japanese were so employed
The san Francisco Republican League,
mindful Of the interests of white work
ing men and women, stipulated against the
employment Of Asiatics.
The following ahidavits were made yes
terday:
state Of California. City and County Of San
F7si-fsx II yyheelan being fret duly sworn,
deposes and says: That he is a resident OF
the city and county Of San Francisco, State
OF California. and a member OF the orEaniza-
ton committee OF the san Francisco Republi-
can League. and as such has had charge OF the
matter OF sending circulars ana pastors to all
the registered voters OF said city and county;
that the 31st day of July, 1908. he entered
into contract with one William NJ. Well,
under the terms Of which the said William N.
Wen undertook and agreed 10 fold, inclose,
address and mail said circulars and said past
70 al the registered voters Of said city
and county; and as a part Of the terms thereof
affant gave the said William II. Well specific
instructions that the said work should be per-
formed by white persons. and that under no
circumstances should any japanese or Chinese
be employed upon said work
Subscribed and sworn before me this 4th
day Of August 1905.
A K. DAGGETT.. Notary, Public,
III and for Said City and County Of San Fran
cisco. State OF California.
State Of California, City and County OF San
FranciscO-ss.
William NJ We'll. being first duly sworn, de-
poses and says: That he is a resident Of the
said city and county OF san Francisco. state OF
California; that on the Slst day OF july, 1sV9'
he entered into a contract with the san Fran
cisco Republican League. by the terms Of
which contract ne undertook TO told lnclose,
address and mail circulars and pastors TO all
the registered electors Of said city and county;
and afhant received instructions from Fairfax
II. Wheelan, one Of the members of the
Rsnization committee Of said San Francisco
Republican League; that he should under no
,frefIrl,stsnces ernploy any Japanese in the
work OF carrying out said contract that afh-
ant did not and has not employed any Japan
ese OF Chinese in said work. but all of said
work has been done by white girls and white
men. WILLIAM NJ WE'LL.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 4th
GEORGE T KNOX. Notary Public.
ARE PROPERLY REGISTERED.
Through some unaccountable error on
the part of the clerical force of the Mer-
chants Association Martin H Eagan and
San Francisco Republican League ticket
IN the Forty-third Assembly District, are
reported as among those improperly reg
istered- The facts are that Eagan and
Leahy are properly registered and should
not be included in the list designated for
citation.
Another error must be charged to the
account Of the Merchants Association. as
the following letter Will explain:
Editor Call: In this mornings issue of your
paper find my name included among the list
stricken from the roll OF registered voters by
the Merchants Association. on the ground OF
The facts are these: Ny residence Is at 1855
Fourth street IN the sixth precinct of the
Twenty-ninth District. my personal effects be-
ing at that address. ! am temporarily
visiting friends in NIL Valley.
In justice 70 myself I think that enti-
fled 70 ask from your paper correction Of
this statement. as do not care 10 be- nor is II
right 10 50 class me. among what is taken by
the public 70 be q crowd Of baliot-box "stuf-
ferE registered dummies.
Trusting that you VIII attend to the matter.
JAMES c. CoNLAN.
The grafters under the leadership Of
Maestretti in the Thirty-ninth District !
are losing their heads. Edward Ewald, |
one of Maestretti's lieutenants in the
Thirty-ninth, sends out a circular in |
which this paragraph appears:
Run this election in the right way and you ;
have all the railroad facilities you want !
and divide the nickels with the German Jews |
who own the United Railroads
HERRIN LEADS RUFF CLUB. ;
W. J. Herrin. president of the Keane-
MCGOWAN Club in the Forty-second Dis
trict. is keeping pace with Ewald in the |
production of boomerang literature. The |
Herrin Club in the Forty second is an |
irregular combination. The regular anti /
Ruef ticket in the Forty-second Assem-
bly, District is headed by E N Ayers /
Citizens Of the Forty-second who are op-
posed 70 the Ruef-Schmitz regime, and be-
iieve that a credtable administration OF /
public affairs is demanded should give |
their support to the anu-Ruef ticket of
the San Francisco Republican League
The Ruefters IN the Twenty-ninth AS
sembIy District are assisted and directed |
by Commissioners Eagan, Parry and Finn
OF course, the colt goes with Parry. The
regular Republicans of the Twenty-ninth
are supporting the league ticket headed
by J. r. Collins. This ticket is indorsed
l,,y the Renubfican County COmrofffea the |