The San Francisco call., 1909-10-30
ASKS SUPPORT FOR
THE LEAGUES TICKET
President Marvin of Good Cow
ernment Party Issues Letter

The good government league, through
its president, Frank w. Marvin. has
issued an open letter to the citizens
of San Francisco calling upon them to
support the partisan nominees subse-
quently Endorsed and nominated inde-
pendently by the league. The letter
includes beside the appeal for support,
brief sketches of the records of the
candidates. Here is the text of
Marvin's letter, less the descriptive
sketches:
ago this city had just emerged from an era
Of industrial and civic strife; rebuilding was
in ruins. At this iuncture the good government
league organized and took part In the
municipal election, resulting in the election by
Ticket tns people Of % Out Of o ca4ui'"''s 0n ~
Since that time industrial peace has been
established There mas not been a single strike
OF lockout, and on all sides can be seen the
tremendous material progress and prosperity
Of our city and its citizens, as evidenced by
the erection of great buildings
In the line of public work we need only
look at the wonderful improvements in our
streets and the building of a sewer system,
great Al sehoolhouses, public buildings and the
fire auxiliary water system. hreboats, etc. etc.
Civic righteousness has kept pace with the
material growth. for it is recognized without
this material growth Is not an assured fact. Do
you want this condition TO continue? If so
you will vote the good government league
ticket straight by placing your X in the circle
of the good government league column on your
ballot.
This. COMMITTEE consisting of nearly all
partisanship for civic decency.
The ticket presented by this league to the
voters of San Francisco is without doubt the
best ever presented in the history of this city.
IL you want civic decency to triumph, II you
want TO see Mccarthy relegated TO the place
where he bel0gs fly want to let the water
company. the gas company, the United Rail-
roads and other public service corporations
know that they are the servants and not the
masters Of the people, and that they must
cease theireforts of trying get control OF
municipal officials in order to use them, then
there is only one thing TO do, and that is TO
vote the good government league ticket straight
Mayor-Dr Leland
District attorney-Francis j. Heney.
Auditor-H e. MathewsOn
Treasurer-John E. MeDougald.
Tax collector-David Bush.
Observation-Disclosures Godchaux-
City attorney-Peryy V. Long.
Public enthusiastically ]. Hynes.
County clerk-John J. Greif.
Sherin-Iawrence j. Dolan
.Coroner-Frank T. Fitzgibbon.
Police judges-John T. Dare, Robert Ferrall.
Supervisors-Paul Bancroft, James p. Booth,
George A. Connolly. James A. Johnston. Charles
A. Murdock, Daniel c. Murphy Oscar Hooks,
Thomas Jennings, Henry Payot, w. W. Sander
son. George W. Bell, Edgar Apperson, Henry
Colombat Edward l.. Cutten. Fred L. Hilmer,
Matt Harris Sr., ]. Emmett Hayden, Thomas
S. Williams.
With the presentation of this ticket we leave
the matter In your hands being confident that
right will prevail and that the electors of this
city will put into office the men ticket,
representing as they do the highest type of citi-
GOOD GOVERNMENT LEAGUE.
FRANK w. MARVIN. President.