The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26

ID. VI Denegrf. Judge j. W. I
Trout. Franklin y. Bull. Robert s
Mcclellan and Robert Duke or I
another representative of the
state central committee.
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Secretary o. State Charles F. Curry
and Daniel A. Ryan. vice chairman of
the republican state central committee,
viii be two of the principal figures in
the Windup OF the fight for Hiram W.
johnson in San Francisco.
Curry is coming to fight for San
Francisco for Johnson harder than he
fought for San Francisco for Curry in
the primary campaign. Daniel A. Ryan,
magnetic orator and first leader to d.
rect 4 successful fight on the Herrin
machine in San Francisco, is to take
the stump for the windup Of a whirl-
wind campaign for Johnson and good
government through 2 free republican
party
WELCOME ANNOUNCEMENTS
The state central committee an
nounced last night that Secretary OF
State Charles 2. Curry would preside
At 2 great Johnson mass meeting at
Dreamland rink. Thursday, November
;. and that he would make series of
speeches for johnson and the repub-
lican ticket at number of rallies 10 be
hereafter arranged.
The announcement that Curry was
coming to San Francisco for the wind
up OF Johnson's campaign was accom-
panied by the announcement that
Daniel a. Ryan would make a series
Of speeches. No prediction announce
rnent could be more grateful to San
Francisco republicans or TO the repub-
licans of the state generally. No two
holds upon the admiration of San Fran
cisco republicans than Ryan and Curry.
WINNERS IN BIG FIGHTS
Curry carried San Francisco in the first
direct primary fight for the republican
nomination for governor. Ryan led the
first successful break through the
Herrin machine chains on San Fran
cisco, made the fight that marked the
beginning Of the end for the old ma
chine in San Francisco and the state
Ryan was one OF the organizers of
the Lincoln-Roosevelt league, launched
Immediately after his first primary vic
tory in San Francisco He was one of
the leaders in the fight for the nomina-
tion Of Hiram W Johnson for governor.
Immediately. after the primary cleo
ton Curry pledged his support to his
successful opponent and rendered his
services on the stump Ryan took up
the work of vice chairman of the new
republican state central committee.
RESERVED FOR MINDUP
Neither has been out Of Johnson $
fight for q minute since the primaries
were over, but the democrats hoped
that the work OF Ryan and Curry
would not include stump canvasses,
either in san Francisco or in the state.
In fact. the democrats had endeavored
10 make capital out of the fact that
neither Ryan nor Curry had made any
speeches for Johnson.
Owing TO the stress Of private busi-
ness Ryan had preferred 70 confine his
efforts TO the state central committees
work until the end of the. campaign.
Curry. as he announced Immediately
after the primaries. has been at the
command of Johnson and the state
central committee and both he and
Ryan have been reserved for the wind
Up in San francisco. the only import
ant place where the republican cam
paiga managers concede they have
even the approXima tion of fight on
their hands.
CI IBRF TO SPEAK FRIDAY
Curry viii make his first speech in
Ssn Francisco Friday night at 2 mass
meeting at Tamalpais hall, Folsom
street near Twenty fourth. Senator
Richard J. WEIGH. in whose district the
meeting will be held, returned yester-
day from Sacramento after completing
arrangements for the meeting. Next
Tuesday night Curry will preside at a
great Johnson mass meeting in Sacra-
nlento. and on Thursday, November 8.
he viii preside a. the big meeting in
this city.
Club Indorses Candidates
The Thirty-Second District Potrero
and South San Francisco political and
social club, William Schmalz president.
has Endorsed these candidates For
governor, Theodore A. Bell; lieutenant
governor, Timothy Spellacy; supreme
court associate justices, Henry A. Mel
win and Max c. Sloss; superior court
Judges, James NJ. Trout, George H.
Cabaniss and James M. Seawell and
George II. Bahrs; railroad commits
sioner. Barclay Henley; state board of
equalization. Edward Rolkin; secretary
Of state. Frank G. Jordan; clerk of the
supreme court, B. Grant Taylor; assem-
blyman. William Kennedy.
Cabaniss Gets Support
The Western Addition George II.
Cabsniss club is an organization of 500
supporters of Judge Cabaniss, democra- :
tic candidate for reelection to the
superior bench. The officers OF the club
are President Harry Goldman; vice
president. \. Hackneir: secretary, Will
liam HELEN; treasurer, William Heinze;
sergeant AT arms, 9. Herriott; eKecu-
tive committeeman, Joseph Porter.
George II. Lubeck. Joseph Lavelle, F.
Mcmahon, I. G. Leary. The club has
established headquarters at Post and
DeVisadero streets.
CLUB TO GIVE kAsK-Members OF the Tam
slpais club will give a halloween mask