The San Francisco call., 1910-08-01
CANDIDATE TO
WORK in south
Secretary of State Will Go to
Los4Angeles to Look After
His Interests

Declaring that he would win the re-
publican nomination for governor be-
cause his friends could neither be
bought nor builied, Secretary of State
Charles F. Curry spent yesterday re-
ceiving reports from his San Fran
cisco supporters and field workers.
Accompanied by DR.. J. A. Mckee.
Curry will leave today for Los An
geles. The injuries he sustained in
the automobile accident In the Mendo
cino county hills have put up an end TO
his plans for a personal canvass of
southern California anJ the interior,
but they have in nowise affected his
confidence of success in the fight for
the honor of leading the republican
ticket.
Curry's personal organization
throughout the states centers Of popu-
latien is on par with the extraor
dfnary volunteer campaign army he
has enlisted in San Francisco. His re-
ports from the state at large are
astonishing1y accurate and minute,
and with his lieutenants he discusses
the movements Of his opponents al
most as intimately as his own. Curry
remains wholly unimpressed by the
campaign funds so lavishly being used
against him and in the efforts to pull
down his friends. Curry said:
My campaign is all right. 1t is
gaining headway in spite of the
who have agreed in at feast one
thing. They have admitted by
their tactics that am in the head.
contrary, have re been been gaining
every day. This is a simple cam
paign. I am playing my friends
MOI money: M nv friends are the kind
of men that can neither be bullied
nor bought.
the only candidate in the field
who, If nominated and elected, will
not be dominated by boss. The
people know me-. They know my
every interest. every. class and
every legitimate business abso-
lutely fair treatment.
I believe that am going to sue
ceed. believe that / am going
to succeed because l know what
my friends are doing for. me and
what my enemies have failed to do
to me. I believe that my success
will be the greatest victory the
people of California have ever won.
I have not found 1T necessary TO
self to any interest or faction. L
any one. My promises and my re-
peopfe neopSa0,i''es Of California. n When they
have elected me governor. 1 will
redeem those promises and meet
JnOSo responsibilities Ou ucHdiI VI
the people of California.
The circular attack on me and
my friends sent out from Los An
geles has not harmed me-. l am
son or persons responsible and put
him or them In jail. I shall go to
Los Angeles Monday afternoon. My
plans for personal canvass or the
south went over the cliff in Men
docino county, but l am going to
win.
Dr. Mckee of Sacramento is in con-
stant attendance upon Curry and will
accompany him to Los Angeles.
Curry has received another strong
union labor indorsement at the hands
of division 1872, carmens union of Oak
land At recent meeting the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
! msn,her o. the California assembly. as
county clerk of San Francisco county, as
secretary Of state of the state of California
and as a member OF various % boa. boards oi.,o OF our
served the people most efficiently; and
Whereas. California is at this time seeking
candidate for its chief executive who is
able, sound and familiar with the different
branches Of the state government, man
honest, independent and fearless; therefore
Resolved. that Hon. Charles F.. Curry. be
ing the only candidate for the high office of
governor of California who has the above
carmen's union Of Oakland do most heartily
indorse his candidacy and win. by every
honorable means In their power, endeavor
to secure his nomination.
]. W. SMART, President.
o. UTTERBACK. recording secretary.
Similar resolutions of Endorsement
in Curry's behalf have been passed by
the Central Registration and Republican
club, of which w. II. Newland is presi-
dent and ]. H., Kirk secretary.