The San Francisco call., 1910-06-10
CURRY GIVEN
LABOR union
ENDORSEMENT
Moving Picture Operators De-
clare They VIII Work and
Vote for Candidate
Thousands of Voters Take Adj
vantage of Special Regis
tratiOn Booths

tratiOn Booths
C.aas1es T. Curry. candidate for th'
republican nomination for governor
has received another strong indorse
snent .hy union labor in SAN Francisco
through action taken at the last meet
ing OF local Nc. le2, international al.
lance theatrical stage employees. mov-
ing picture and projecting machine op.
orators OF san Francisco.
Following the formal union meeting
the organization adjourned and imme
diately reassembled under the name o
the Moving Picture and Projecting Ma
chSHe Operators Charles f. Curry club
The. following resolutions. addressed Il
All labor organizations. and signed by
President w. G. Woods and Secretar
n. +. -Creenwald, were adopted:
BE il known 10 all labor organ
D. izations:
That the members of the Moving
Picture and Projecting Machine OPP
orators Charles +. Curry club have
this day associated themselves to-
gether solely and exclusively Tor
-
means at their command TO fur
ther the candidacy and secure the
nomination and election OF the
Hon. Charles T. Curry as governor
of the state of California.
That this action on our part is
due TO tie fact that Mr.. Curry has
shown in all his public acts that he
is 2 consistent friend of labor.
We further believe that If elected
governor of the state Of California
he VIII in the future. as in the past,
remain the same steadfast cham
piOu of the rights of ali the peoples
therefore in consideration Of the
foregoing, be il
Resolved that we. the members of
the Moving Picture and Projecting
Machine Operators Charles F. Cur
rY club, pledge ourselves to support
and vote for the Hon. Charles T.
Curry for governor Of the state of
CalifcCnia
MARIN COUNTY CLUB
The. Marin county Charles F. Currs
club' no. J. with headquarters in sar
Rafael. has been organized. with P
Hepry Peterson as president; W. z
Jones vice president; C s. Whitaker
secretary, and .. W. Martens. treas
Irer.- Among the speakers at the in
saugural meeting were DR.. +. c. Gale.
house. J. NJ Heffernan. c. s. Whitaker
p. Henry Peterson, j.. W. Martens, J
a. Robinson. z. Gallagher. T. Malone
and. J. s. Kerrigan. A banquet was
held following the organization of tn,
club and another meeting has beer
called for tonight
From the Ellery headquarters vester
day came punch at Alden Anderson
in. the form Of a statement declaring
.thass Anderson crOwed too soon owe
tile results Of the Iowa primary elec
af he vie
statement, signed by J. J. Mccarthy
Ellery-s manager, contained the follow
ing in regard to the matter:
b. Alden Anderson spoke a little
soon on the result of the state of
lowe primaries, which returned
victory for the forces led by Sen
arors Cummins and Dolliver of
that state. The denomination Of
Carroll for governor by majority
of less than 2.o0o, where two years
ago he won by more than $4,000.
shows that the republican voters
OF the country do not intend to
stand for machine bosses. The de-
feat Of Congressman Hull by Judge
Prouty is a great victory for the
voters of the republican party who
stand for decencY in the republican
party. II also shows that the ma
chine has only nominated three
congressman out of eleven dis
tricts.
The ElIery forces claim that the
republican voters of this state viii
follow in the footsteps OF the east
ern states and nominate Nat Ellery.
who lWays stood with the people
against machine bosses.
10000 REGISTER
Special registration in San Francisc
yesterday at the booths erecte
throughout the city for the purpos
was probably heavier than on Wednes
day. the first day Of the special regis
tratiOn. The outside registration close
at 9 O'Clock last night, but no checl
was made at the registrars office upo
the total number who took advantag
Of the district registration. 1t was es
timated however, that from $4,000 {
10000 names had been secured, an
possibly many more. Some of the reg
istratiOn booths were forced to kee
open until long after 9 o'clock to car
for those who had formed in line prio
TO: the closing hour.
Dr. c. l. Browning Of Chico, an oil
time democrat. appeared yesterday a
a democratic candidate for nominatio
for railroad commissioner from the frs
district. He viii oppose Fred r. Ram
mers Of Nacaville. agent at that plac
for the Wells-Fargo express company
for the democratic nomination. Bar
clay Henley is making the democrati
race for railroad commissioner in tn
second district but no democratic can
didate is in the field in the third.
Michael II. Mead yesterday began tn
circulation Of his petitions for tn
democratic nomination to the state as
sembly from the thirty-seyenth dis
trict Mead was many years ago stat
senator from Sierra county, but wa
defeated for reelection for a secon
term by Tirey /. Ford.
Resuming his Alameda county auto
mobile campaign trip at noon yester
day, Hiram ". Johnson visited Alva
gado. Decoto, Niles and Irvington dur
ing the afternoon and held a meetin
at Centerville last evening. Anderso
left yesterday to complete his trip u
the Sacramento valley.