The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-10-07
BRODERICK'S
NAME ON ONLY
ONE Of TICKETS
Cannot Appear Among Su-
pervisorial Nominees of
the League
100 LATE TO CHANGE
Good Government Body Has
Not Power to Make
Substitution
PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN
All Parties VIII Have Their
Orators at Work Be
fore the Week Ends
PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN
By John Taylor Waldorf

BY John Taylor Waldorf
The disqualification of Cyril L.
Tobin leaves the good govern
ment league ticket one supervisor
short. Instead of IS candidates /,
has IL. although the democrats have
q full list When Tobin, who had
made himself ineligible by voting
once from his country home in San
Mateo within the last FIVE years,
put In his resignation at the elev-
enth hour the democrats substituted
the name of William Broderick, but
the leaguers, having done their
nominating by petition. had no power
10 make q substitution Although the
.leag que viii indorse Broderick his name
VIII not appear IN its party column.
OF the 50 candidates presented by the
place on the ballot. In order that this
state OF affairs VIII not cost him any
votes the league Is expected TO call
especial attention 20 his candidacy and
request its members and friends not TO
overlook his name.
OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN
All the political parties count on
having their campaigns IN full swing
before the week ends. The union labor
county committee VIII meet tonight
and organize at its headquarters IN the
Arcade building. Thomas T. Finn OF
The Blk Six" is slated to succeed
Thomas z. Eagan as chairman and
James A Wilson is TO be elected secre-
tsry. The campaign committee .eiso
VIII be named Formal opening OF the
campaign Is TO take place Wednesday
night, when P. II. Mccarthy. nominee
for mayor. and his associates on the
labor ticket viii address q mass meet
. in Walton's pavilion.
The democratic county committee
win meet and organize tomorrow night
IN Sierra hall. Native Sons building.
Chairman Hickey Is TO retain his place.
The campaign committee viii be ap-
pointed and the date Of the opening Of
the campaign announced.
Daniel A Ryan, republican nominee
for mayor, returned from Byron Springs
last night He VIII confer today with
district leaders and the campaign COM
ulittee viii be named tonight No date
for the meeting of the county commit
tee has been set The first mass meet
ing Of the campaign will be held
wednesday or Thursday evening.
Z met many Taylor men at Byron"
said Ryan 20 his friends at headquar-
ters; but" he added, "alI of them vote
in Alameda county"
TWO STRAW VOTES TAKEN
The straw vote man was in evidences
yesterday at Ryan's headquarters. One
poll said 70 have been taken at the
Risdon iron works Saturday by George
.sCavansugh, time keeper Of that fnsti-
tution, ran as follows: Ryan ae5. Tay-
Tor lsO, Mccarthy ee. Reguin Csocial-
istD so.
Another poll was labeled Pope & Tai
bot lumber yards. The figures were,
Ryan 25, Taylor s. Mccarthy 7, scatter
ing 10. It was presumed that scatter
ing" meant Reguin. the only other can
.didate>
: Followers OF P. II Mccarthy when
told Of these straw votes laughed and
called them fakes. Ryan men said that
the Taylor vote at the Risdon was
larger than they expected. but ex-
pIsined 1t by saying that Captain Tay-
Ior. brother of the mayor. was man
ager OF the works for many years.
Residents of the thirty-sixth assem-
bly, district have organized a Daniel A.
Ryan club. with the following officers;
President, Eugene Pfaefne; FIRST vice
president, Charles Mayer; second vice
president, Walter S. Pierce; third vice
president. Charles Baker; secretary
Otto Crsmer; treasurer. Fred Bates
sergeant at arms. John Bingham, cam
paign omrnittee-William Steinhaus-
er. A GiIfeather. Henry Jacobson. John
McEwen, Charles Duncan. Louis Silver
man and Alfred Stroath: executive COM
mIttee-Arthur Ciack, George Mayer
Joseph Blarney. George Matherson. Will
Iiam A. Davis, O. J. Lillestol. David
Burk, Samuel Adler. Charles Hut
schmidt, DR.. Winch. Emil Stroath
lanes Bonney. Harry Fitzgerald, A
Furrer. George Fauser, Robert Rock
witz, Joseph Lauricello, A. Dollinger
Tired Juiellina. Edward Wands, Fred
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