The San Francisco call., 1913-09-25
CANDIDATES FOR
CITY OFFICES
GET BUSY
Judge Sullivan Leaves Sick
Bed to Renew Cam
paign Efforts
UNION LABOR PARTY
PUTS IN BUSY DAY
Meetings Held All Over City;
Numerous Societies In
dorSe Nominees

Against the advice of his physician,
date for reelection. will tonight COM
rnence his campaign with renewed
vigor. Judge Sullivan was taken seri-
Ously III last Sunday.
Several women's clubs and other or
ganizations and the federated league
of non-partisans have indorsed Sui
1ivan.
Tonight four meetings will be Wis
ited and addresses made.
The candidates endorsed by the
Union Labor party put in busy day
yesterday and addressed four large
meetings, one being an open air gath
ering at noon at the Broadway wharf,
where a crowd of 900 workmen gath
cred. The speakers were James E.
Power. Andrew J. Gallagher. Edwin
G. Bath. Fred Suhr Jr., Joseph J.
Phillips and Charles A. Nelson. all
candidates for supervisor, and Thomas
F. O'Neil. for recorder.
At Maple hall. 1914 Polk street. last
night. District Attorney Charles n.
Fickert presided. and spoke in behalf
of the entire Union Labor ticket. The
speakers were John T. Burns, Joseph
!. Phillips, Con Deasy and John 0.
Walsh, all supervisoral candidates.
The other two meetings were at
Latin hall Green and Stockton
streets and Green Valley hall. Rus
STA avenue and Lisbon street. At
these meetings the speakers were
State Senator Edward f.. Bryant. can
didate for tax collector; Thomas F.
O'Neil, for recorder: Police Judge
Shrotall and Supervisorial, Candidates
Andrew J. Gallagher. Edwin G.. Bath.
Fred Suhr Jr. Charles A. Nelson and
James z. Power.
OPEN AIR MEETINGS TO-DAY
At noon today the union labor can
didates addressed an open air audi
ence at East and Mission streets, and
three more indoor meetings will be
held tonight at Farley's hall in Ingle-
side Diamond hall in Glen park and
the Holly Park Improvement club at
21e Crescent avenue.
Residents. property owners and
business men of the Hayes Valley
district held a rally in Russ hall, $40
Hayes street last night to further the
candidacy of Andrew J. Gallagher for
supervisor. A special musical pro-
gram had been arranged for the oc-
CASTOR. The meeting was presided
over by Elliott Epsteen. Assistant
District Attorney James Brennan and
John r. Tyrell delivered addresses.
COLONEL James Z. Power also spoke.
HEBREW LEAGUE FOR CONNOLLY
The United Hebrew league. with
membership of more than LOO, met
last night at Hamilton Square hall
and indorsed the candidacy of George
A. Connolly for supervisor.
The Wonen'S West Clay Political
club met ct 2026 Lake street Monday
night and indorsed George A. Con-
molly for supervisor. The officers
are: President, Mrs. George Lee;
secretary, Mrs J. l. Hence A special
committee of 10 was named TO assist
in furthering the candidacy of Con-
molly. with Miss Hattie Flood as
Chairman, and Mrs. P. McGoldrick as
secretary
With membership roster of more
than 200 voters, the Mission Nonparti-
san league was formed at a meeting
Tuesday evening at Mission hall 247s
Mission street. The officers are Ed
ward Lomansky. president; DR.. A. B.
White. vice presidene; F. E. Plate,
secretary; Arthur Holland. treasurer;
Andrew McDevitt. sergeant at arms.
The executive board consists of DR..
S. Wassilka. chairman: John Donohue.
P. Joyce. Charles H. Nelson, Edward
Crosby. James Cameron. j. NJ. Hogan.
William Augustine, George Flanna,
gan. A. Craigie and John Collins.
BUILDERS INDoRsE PHILLIPS
At a meeting of builders held at
the Builders exchange last night the
candidacy of Joseph j. Phillips for
nj, re1r NJ