The herald., 1895-10-31
EVERYBODY is READY TO ASSIST

and the further aid promised by South
ern California. The editorial in The
Herald in reference ito this subject I
heard commented on favorably by
Francisco. 1t will take every effort that
can possibly be put forth to win this
fight and every citizen of Southern Cali
fornia should pitch IN. | honestly be-
lieve that if San Francisco secures the
convention, Los Angeles will in the long
run profit to an extent equally as great
as will the city where 1t is held"
ALL IN LINE
That the people of Los Angeles are
awake to the suggestions OF Tne Herald
as regards assisting in getting the con-
vention is clearly shown by the following
interviews with prominent citizens:
Ex-Governor Lionel Sheldon said: at
would be one of the best things that
could be brought about fer Southern Cal
ifornia to have the convention held in
San Francisco. Just let The Herald keep
up its lick and we will do everything
that we can. l have already written
several letters and intend to write more
on this subject. 1t is good work and
an important one."
Governor j. j. Gosper, when seen,
said: Eyes, indeed, we must all of us
set to WORK and do all that We can to get
the convention for San Francisco. Every
man in this state that can write letter
that would influence either directly or
|, indirectly the vote of a national commit
teeman should do so. 1t is not fight for
San Francisco, but for the whole state
for the whole west, If you please. We
must have the gathering if we can pos
siblv get it, and the only thing to do is to
work and work hard tor it. The course
of The Herald is to be commended. 1t
has struck the right chord"
,f hn ptt,iO
that it would be wise idea to have n
! subcommittee appointed here in Los An
| geles to take the work of pushing the
| convention proposition in this end of the
J state IN hand, the subcommittee here to
Work in conjunction with the San Fran
| cisco com.nittees. This suggestion will
/ undoubtedly be acted on at an early date
Ex-President G. M. Wells of the cham
| ber of commerce said: by all means
| let US help out. 1t is just the thing to
do. If we can get tn ose people out here
; on the coast it will be great thing for
us and for them. We ought to help in
every way that We can, and then some
day San Francisco will help us out"
RIVERSIDE READY
P. Evans, the Riverside banker, is a
/ guest of the Hulonbeck He was seen
last evening and said: 'We will do all
we can down at Riverside to help out.
Count on us. The Herald has taken the
lead on this question, Let us Know what
you expect us to do down our way and we
will do It, If we can get those national
convention folks out here on the coast
once it Will be of incalculabe value to
us.
Hon. A. W. Ryan of this city said
| EVERY good citizen of Los Angeles
should applaud the efforts of The Herald
to work up convention sentiment down
here. 1t is a worthy labor for a worthy
cause and if the convention is held or
marked degree. If financial aid is need
ed TO get the convention we should come
to the front with our share
Professor I. S. G. Lowe said: "Yes
indeed. l am convention crank. / cei
tsinly favor the idea Of our humping our
should give all the aid in our power
financial or moral, freely, gladly, will
W. c. Patterson, president OF the cham
Der OF CONNIE erce, said: 1T will be q
great thing if we can get the convention
held in San francesca. 1t will bring
10000 strangers to Los Angeles who have
never seen the place before. They will
60 away back to their eastern homes and
they never will cease to talk about us
We should pitch in and do all we can tC
bring about the much to be desired re-
| suit"
JOE MANLEY'S ABILITY.
III. W. Chase. the genial proprietor o
the Nadeau is a personal friend OF JOSEPH
H. Manley, the noted Maine leader, h,
is a National mtteeman and
staunch friend and supporter of thu
claims of San Francisco. Mr.. Chase ha
known Mr.. Manley for years and ha
great faith in him and his ability to pul
the convention over TO the Pacific coast
Mr.. Chase last evening said Joe Man
ley is now and always has been a grea
| friend of California and think that ther
is no doubt about his ability to brin;
the convention to the coast this year i
We here in the state put forth the prope
effort ourselves. There is no time to b
lost though, and everybody shoul, d,
all they can. The Herald has done nopl,
IN working to get Southern California t.
cooperate with San Francisco ana will
undoubtedly accomplish what it has Sc
out to. 1t is entitled to credit for it
work and will unquestionably receive it.
A. Q. Biike. the affable gentleman
who controls the HolleD beck: "Yor cal
count on me doing everything | can t.
help San francisco to get the convention
! 1t will be worth more to Los Angeles Il
have it held there than any one can esti
mate. Our people should all do thei
best to bring about that result and they
undou btedly will do so. The Herald lead
the way and we are glad to follow"
And so it was with everyone who wa
seen aud who had time to talk about th
subject. Today some plan will undoubt
edly be put forth to obtain organized
action OF some kind. so that efforts O
Southern Cal ifornia to help San Fra
IN her tight will be united and therefor
more effective.
A Mysterious Death
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 30.-The body Q