The San Francisco call., 1913-09-29
I 1MORROW.
VOTERS To
DECIDE
$4,000 Registered; Vote Ex-
pected to Be Between
$4,000 and 10000
BET TING BRISK ON
VARIOUS CANDIDATES
Friends of Aspirants Put Up
Lively Fight All Over
City

Registrar Zemansky has completed
all preparations for tomorrow,s mu-
aicipal primary election. Out of a
total registration of $4,000 it is esti-
mated that the vote will be between
$4,000 and $4,000. Owing to the large
number OF candidates and the fact
that the polls will be open from s
In the morning to in the evening
IL IS not expected that the result will
be approximated before IL D. m For
the nine supervisorial vacancies there
s-e 81 candidates.
Betting on the numerous candidates
who sre seeking nomination at the
primary election Tuesday is quite
Brisk
MANY BETS ON GALLAGHER
AT tho ST. Francis several bets have
eesn made at odds of $500 to $500
that Andrew J. Gallagher will be
oea3ted at the primary to the Office of
supervisor without contesting fur
sSer at the general election.
With an open air meeting at the
Union Iron works at noon today. at
whioh the speakers addressed
crowd oSs nearly 1000 workmen the
candidates indorsed by the union la
hor party closed their campaign
The campaign made by Police Judge
John :. Sullivan, candidate for re-
Aiection OF the republican and union
labor parties. will be finished to-
night. when five open air meetings
will be held In different sections of
tho city
The magistrate has campaigned
faithfully for the last three weeks
and has talked to about 100000 peo-
pie. addressing an average of five
meetings each night.
LOWS FRIENDS ACTIVE
The campaign committee organized
to promote the candidacy for tax col
Iector OF J. o. Low, who is the incum-
bent of the Office, met Saturday night
to make final arrangements for the
conduct of his campaign on election
day William H Jordan presided and
Charles c. Morris was secretary. 1t
was decided to make an urgent ap-
peal TO the citizens TO vote for Low
on account of his splendid record for
efficiency. economy and honesty dur
Ing his incumbency.
An energetic campaign has been
made by George A. Connolly, who
has been indorsed by democrats and
republicans for the office OF super
visor Connolly has addressed the
voters in almost every district OF
San Francisco. His friends point to
his record while a member of the
board of supervisors in 1903 and 1903
as The best possible guarantee of his
future conduct as a supervisor.
SULLIVAN GETS SUPPORT
The Note Valley NJ. J. Sullivan Su-
peryisorial club has been organized to
work for the success of NJ. J. Sullivan
for supervisor II the coming cleo
tion, the officers Of the club are:
3 Thomas Rooney, president; J. Ccul-'
strong, secretary; D. Sullivan. vice
president; T Kerrigan. treasurer.
One hundred and eighty-seven
friends of John T. Burns, having per-
fected an organization to promote his
candidacy for supervisor, plan to hold
a big meeting at their headquarters,
1905 Turk street, tonight. c. A. VIII
liams has been elected chairman OF
the organization and Miss Bennett
secretary.
BRYANT FOR TAX COLLECTOR
At a meeting OF the Bryant Rich
mond District club. at 250 Eleventh
avenue, Edward F. Bryant was unani-
mously indorsed for tax collector.
About 100 members attended the
meeting.
Supervisor Ralph McLeran closed
his campaign Saturday night. During
the day and evening he addressed the
voters in various parts of the city and
wound up the days speaking with an
address from the stage of the Globe
theater. He was well received by a
big audience.
COLoRED MEN ACTIVE
The CoIored Nonpartisan league of
San francisco has taken an active
part in the present political campaign.
Meetings have been held in various
parts of the city for the purpose OF
indorsing the candidates. Of Judge
Edward P. Shortall and Judge ]. ].
Sullivan for reelection, Colonel
Thomas F. O'Neil for recorder and
Andrew Gallagher and Colonel James
E Power for supervisors. The meet
ings were addressed by prominent
colored speakers.
WOMEN INDoRsE POLITE
John L. Polito, candidate for super
visor, was indorsed Friday by the
3. F. Hanlon is secretary. He also
has been indorsed by the Women's
Central Campaign club. the Women's
Civic club, the Womens Municipal
league, the republican progressive
county committee, the Nonpartisan
Municipal league. the San Francisco
Nonpartisan league, the Italian
American league, the Scandinavian
American league and many improve
ment organizations.