The herald., 1895-01-14

Aios yo5Votuhyt huu VIII obuu AOEo lisa
week. O. Hendricks, OF Santa Ana. did
likewise. The Santa Ana people have
done we'll SO far and are going to do bet-
ter. From Bsrstow came few yards
w. D. Woolwine, cashier of the Cali
fornia Ssvings bank, sent in a long list.
Another long ono came from the Amer
lean Short Order restaurant. compiled
at the instance OF +. A. Burnham. the
proprietor. Remember that you can
sign the memorial there. From Boyle
Heights came long list Grocer ]. NJ.
Chrisman, OF Santa Ana, sent few
yards. From Downey Sam G. Hammer
cent rousing list, that ia only fore.
runner. And so on to the end of long
story-too long. in truth, to tell it all in
one issue of THE HERALD.
We're only waiting for your name
now.
There's space enough to mention just
few more PLACES. M NJ. McOornicS
of NewhaU sent in good 'sizsi list.
From Acton csme half a huu dred sigma
lures or more. Tbs Ventura contributor
was W. M. GTaan, tina merchant tailor,
who Gays this peopls OF his pretty little
sesc0sBt city are about of ons mind Oh
the subjsct and all willing to sign.
From Alhambra small list came
with the promise of larger one.
THE NEW YORK KITCHEN LIST.
1t should be remembered by everyone
that the San Pedro memorial may be
signed at the New York Kitchen, 12O
West First street. It's good luncheon
place and thousands pstronize it in the
course of week, Presently rousing
big list will be forthcoming from there.
THE COUNTRY PRESS.
Though there were not many ex-
changes received Sunday. yet from the
few that did come it is quite plain thai
the press aa we'll ss the public of Soush-
ern California is deeply Interested In this
movement for deep ass hsrbor at San
Pedro. for the commercial advancement
of ths entire southern section 0f the
state. Here are a couple pointed and
quite apropos uttsrancsa from thu out
OF town prens:
Tho Lo9 Angeles HERALD ia getting
signatures 20 memorial to congress-,
asking that great body to take immedi.
ate action on an appropriation bill for O
deep.water hsrhor at San Pedro" Gays
the Elsinore Press. THE memorial
had 1000 signers in two daya. 1t re-
maine to bs seen whether the wishes oi
several Thousand enterpriBing oitizena
will have ae much waight with congress-
as the influence OF Coilia P. Huntington,
the Southern Pacific magnste. who il
fighting the bill"
The Chino Valley Champion ssys
"The Los Angeles HERALD is opening
Southern Pacific Railroad company and
iss eoheme to secure government ap-
propriNtion for Santa Monica harbor.
THE HERALD is circulating for signatures
to a memorial asking congress to i'm.
prove San Pedro ha.bor."
It'a not so hard to make an uphill
fight when the support ID so generous
and spontaneous. In iAot. it's n pleas
ant work, when the applause is not
withheld and the proper aid forthco M
ing. And, really. it's not HERALD
fight. It's the fight of the whole people.
No newspaper could make the fight for
the people. They must make it for
themselves. All that any newspaper
could do, and all that The HERALD has
done. is to point out the way, set the
ball rolling-prsas the button, ss il
might be said. The people must do the
rest. The HERALD couldn't write the
names on the lists. The citizeps must
DO that for themselves. And they are
doing it. doing it splendidly, doing it by
the thousand.
ONLY WAITING FOR YOU.
We're only waiting for your name
now. Be prompt. and remember that
time is the great element in this men,
orial. 1t must contain 20, 900 names. II
muat reach congress before adjourn.
ment. 1t must reach this present con-
Rress. This means quick work. TIE
HERALD furnishes ths blank lists; you
must fill them out.