The San Francisco call., 1910-06-02
MISS GILLETT
in THE ELLERY
CAMP PAIGN CAR
Daughter of the Governor Mem-
Der of Party in Candidates
Automobile
Anderson Still Delays Opening
of His Stumping Tour
of the State

Despite the general understanding
that Governor Giuett's influence in the
gubernatorssl campaign is at the call
OF Alden Anderson. old rumors regard
ing q personal fsvoritism on the gov
ernor's part for Nat Ellery were re-
vived yesterday by the announcement
that Miss Ethel Gillett is to be a mem
Der OF the EIlery campaign party which
leaves today FOR an automobile tour
OF the state.
Governor Gillett has nsver publicly
given the Endorsement label to any OF
the I've republican candidates who as
pfre 10 succeed him in the executive
offices at Sacramento. He has care
fully refrained from announcing a
formal sanction of any candidate, yet
no politician will question the fact that
the governors support is pledged TO
Anderson.
THE GOVERNORS DAUGHTER
Now it is announced that the gov
ernor's daughter. Miss Ethel Gillett, is
TO accompany one OF Alden Anderson S
rivals on trip designed solely for
campaign purposes The Ellery tour
ing car, freighted with campaign liter
sture and press agents, will leave san
Francisco this morning for the north
and enthroned in the tonneau Will be
Mrs. Ellery and Miss Gillett.
ElleTy himself was scheduled TO ar
rive in the city last night from Sacra-
mento, but his plans were deranged by
q stop at Stockton and at late hour
last night he had not yet registered for
his rooms at the Palace hotel II. :.
Morrow candidate for secretary of
state. who viii travel with the Ellery
party. reached San Francisco last night
and put up al the Continental
Although the Ellery campaign car
will leave here today on the first leg
Of its journey. the campaign proper
viii begin in Eureka From there the
party viii go into Del Norte county, re-
turning south by way OF the coast In
addition to ElIery and Morrow, those in
the party viii be Mrs. Ellery and Miss
Gillett; Harry E. Speas. who viii serve
as special correspondent, and d. ].
Harnahan as advanceman.
ANDERSON CAMPAIGN
With another week half gone. the
grand opening of the Anderson cam
paign promised for every Monday dur
ing the last month. has not yet ma
terialized. From headquarters came
The usual weekly promise that the las
situde for which the Anderson cam
paign has so far been chiefly conspicu-
Gus, would be dispelled by a slap bang.
aggressive beginning Of the real fight
on the other candidates. If there has
been any unusual noise. however, it
has failed TO penetrate the. wall of the
headquarters in sufficient volume TO be
heard outside.
Anderson was in conference again
last week with Jere Burke and an
agreement was reached that the start
a.
more delay. Il was not the first agree
ment to the same effect, but, like. the
others, it failed to develop results.
There have been plenty of reports of
progress" from the front, but not a
single rattle Of musketry to tell Of de-
termined attack.
Permanent Anderson headquarters
for the thirty-eighth assembly district
were established yesterday in the Con-
gress hotel at Ellis and Fillmore
streets and the district campaign will
be directed from there. Anderson him.
self is due TO arrive in San Francisco
today from Eureka
JOHNSON COMING HERE
Hiram ". Johnson, who has been
campaigning in the south. is headed
back for San Francisco, where he will
open fire with a mass meeting in
Dreamland rink next Tuesday night.
This win be the first big local meeting
since the beginning of the campaign in
the interest Of any Of the gubernatorial
candidates. The central executive
committee of the Lincoln Roosevelt
league, which has charge of the ar
rsngements for the meeting, has an
nounced that more than a thousand
republicans will be on the roll Of vice
presidents for the affair. Harris Vein
stock is TO preside and Chester II.
Rowen OF Fresno is on the program
for a speech in addition TO that which
johnson himself viii make.
DILEMMA OF McMANUS
An interesting phase of thirty-seventh
district politics is the position in which
Assemblyman Jack McManus has been
left by the desertion of Tim Sullivan.
AfcManus went to the last session of the
legislature with Tim Sullivan's back
ing. but promptly turned TO Jere Burke,
whose influence he still possesses. He
5ost all hope Of regaining Sullivans
support when the latter identified him
self with Hiram W. Johnson and the
Lincoln Roosevelt league. and also an
tagonized Senator Eddie Wolfe by con-
sistent attacks upon him. The result is
that bIcManus is struggling along with
out any organized strength in support
Of his candidacy 10 succeed himself
The executive committee Of the inde-
pendent republican clubs, on the other
hand, has selected Attorney Edwin J.
Baumberger as its candidate for the
assembly from the thirty-seventh dis
trict and is giving him active support.
A meeting of the thirty-frst assembly
district independent republican club was
held last night in Schubert's hall at
Sixteenth and Mission streets, @. H.
Won der Mehden presiding. Nearly 20
were present and speeches We're made
by Allison Ware. Lincoln- Roosevelt
league candidate for superintendent OF
public instruction. j. B. Savers and d. S.
TIutchins. Several musical numbers
were fnterspersed.
Friends Of Superior Judge James "
CoTey met last night in Golden Gate
commandery hail for the purpose of or
zanizing in support Of his candidacy for
fhe democratic nomna ton for the first