The San Francisco call., 1910-06-09
iowa ELECTION
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ALDEN ANDERSON
GubernatoriaI Candidate Thinks
That California Will Stand
by the Machine
Reelection of Regulars Looked
Upon as Reputation of the
Roosevelt Policies

!. Reading In the results of Tuesdays
primary election in Iowa what he con-
siders a reputation OF Roosevelt poll
:cies and victory for machine Tepub-
.licanism over insurgency. Alden An
derson finds hope and promise of sue
cess for himself and the Southern Pa
cihc machine in the coming California
primaries
Anderson declared yesterday that the
news from Iowa. was the most signifl-
can't political feature Of the hour. and
he was pleased TO draw parallel be-
tween conditions in Iowa. and Califor-
MIA. The reelection Of regular repub-
glicsns in several contested congress
sionsl districts in Iowa and the defeat
OF Gsrst by Carroll for the republican
nomination for governor, he regarded
an omen highly favorable.
VIEW OF IOWA ELECTION
of course" said Anderson. when
the news came that the regulars had
won out in Pennsylvania, il was rather
10 be expected, but the news from Iowa.
seems TO confirm the fact that the peo-
pie there still believe in the principle
OF protection and that the administra-
tion of the affairs of government by
President Taft is not only regarded as
SAECeSSLuA. DuA ulEDlA SdilSldCLOEE-
Anderson found the Iowa result not
only a glowing Endorsement Of Taft.
hut direct blow as well at the Roose-
welt brand OF Fepublicanisn1 al repre-
sented by Senators Cumnins and Dol
liver whom he describes as the high
priests" OF the insurgent movement in
Washington.
7 find absolutely no insurgent senti-
ment in California" Anderson contin-
ued There are 'antis' who would be
against the things that are, and one
lot Of men will be anti for one reason,
and another for another, but, as
stated before, there is no underlying
sdiscontent because OF the recently en-
acted tariff. 7 am more than satisfied
with the present status Of my own cam
pasgn and am very confident of being
seIecced as the nominee of the repub
lican party for governor at the primary
election August I6."
ANDERSON GOES NORTH
Anderson will leave tonight for.
trip through Marysville. Oroville, Chico,
Red Bluff, Anderson. Cottonwood, Red
ding. Dunsmuir, Corning and a number
OF other cities in the Sacramento val
ley, and viii return to San Francisco
early next week.
Hiram Y. Johnson held meetings last
night in Livermore and Pleaganton and
will spend the remainder of this week
in z tour Of Alameda county, but Will
remain in San Francisco the following
week for rest. All his enga gements
for next week in Soiano and Sonoma
counties have been postponed for a
week. At the Johnson mass meeting
Tuesday evening signatures were Sc
scured on $50 nominating petitions for
~ all the Lincoln Roosevelt league state
candidates, and nearly 500 Johnson club
cards were signed.
The veri fion Of JnhnSOn'S peti-
.tions in San Francisco was completed
yesterday at the registrars Office,
showing 1885 valid signatures out Of
24s2 submitted. Frank II. Mouser's
petition for the nomination for secre-
.Tsry of state was also verified, 500
names being found good out OF 5Ss
presented.
TOO BUSY FOR POLITICS
Governor GilIett reached San Fran
cisco yesterday from the east, but left
last night for Sacramento. He was
D 100 busy attending to Panama-Pacif1c
exposition matters to give much time TO
political conference or discussion.
The San Francisco real estate board
has adopted resolutions favoring the
: passage Of the constitutional tax
amendment, known as Senate consti-
-titionaI amendment No J. which is to
be submitted at the November election.
Resolutions iHdorsing Nathan @.
. Coghlen's candidacy for the state as
sembly from the forty-first assembly
district were adopted Tuesday night by
fhe Golden Gate republican club of the
forty first district.
DAWSON SEEKS HAYES JOB
That the tight against Congressman
Hayes in the fifth district will be made
an open event in q few days is prom
iaed by the friends of Mayor Dawson
OF San Jose, whose candidacy was an
nounced exclusively by The Call nearly
TWO months ago. Davisons supporters
declare that the formal announcement
.of his quest for Hayes job will be
forthcoming before the end of the week
and that it viii take the form of a
pointed exposition of Davison's rea,-
sons for opposing his fellow townsman