Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-27

the idea-which had wrecked many
simple-minded man before them-that
1t was a very easy and simple thing
to edit a country paper. They tried 1t.
The legislature of Pennsylvania took
charge of the art department Of all
the journals of the state. 1t forbade
the publication of a cartoon or carica-
ture without the consent of the carl
catured. And the press of Pennsylva-
mia pilloried governor and legislature
as never were they pictured forth be-
fore.
"The legislature of California as
sumed charge of the editorial page and
ordered that every editorial should be
signed. 1 think the law still stands
on the statute books-unrepealed, un-
enforced, despised, treated with con-
tempt-a monument of legislative i'm
becility. One of the monuments
There are others. The editorial we
Is the omnipotence and the omnisci-
ence of the press. There are but two
of individuality in human government
one is the king, the other is the edi-
tor. T. stands for a man-the indi-
vidual writer We stands for WELL
say the universe"
The program Of the evening was
closed with an eloquent address by
Judge B. F. Bledsoe on "The Bench
and the Bar"
Names OF nose present
The following is a list of guests:
r. J., Adcock, G. S. Adolph, G: A.
Allin, I. D. Allin, j. A. Anderson, w. H.
Clifton Axtel w. f. Ball, j. w. Ballard
Guy Barham, Donald Barker, John
Barre, Charles L. Batcheller, Fitz
Samuel NJ. Bird, B. F. Bledsoe, Walter
Bordwell, c. c. Bowen. w. A. Bowen,
W. L. Bowers, F. W. Britt ]. G. Brown,
Burdette, Edmund Burke, ]. K. Carson.
Frank Cattern, r. Fl. Hay Chapman,
Frank NJ. Coulter, F. w. Chase, L. j.
?'Vp9l T cark j J. + ROSS spRt Clark ar e. WesIey esS
G9hp, T; n Coleman, W. i: clune =.
crawford, : J. cro croowiey. Ie tas: Charles s. ". v
Danerel, William j. Danforth, D. #.
Davenport. Charles G. Davis, Paul Dc
Gdd6pFe b VI G kRemTg & poSg
Frank Dominguez, r. A. Dunnigan, H.
Earl, A; (: Eckstrom, F; R. Engstrum,
Miguel Estudillo. S ]. Evans. O. b.
PraPF FeGjnF G EnIfys2n II Thomas E{@q Fifth EtGh 4 4
Lee c. Gates G. A. Gibbs, b. Gordon,
w. D. Gould, Wheaton A. Gray, J. Lee
o. w. Hargis, George Harpham, Will
a. Harris, B. j. Hart, L. V. Hart, y.
hS@a7 ndg Miam Ha7a Y H6eE eFofS & ffST HSqtoA A.
W. j. Horgan, H. c. Hotaling, F. w.
Houser, Thomas H, Hughes, H. 2.
HT1}tingtoR Hunt 1saac W. J. Hnps9ber / WIZ X
liam IaI F. James Daniel Daniel Jones, J.; =
Keefer, Peter A. Kelly, Frank Kelsey,
George A. Knight C. Knight, Santa
Monica; 3. knight, Santa Monica;
George. Kehrts, Harry Leland, Arthur
bert W. Lewis, II. Lowenthal, e. j.
Louis, J. A: Luken. Theodore Martin,
NJ. c. Marsh, owen McAleer; Thomas
Kinley, James McLachlan, william
Mead Joseph Mesmer, Ell. F. H: Mess
Miller, E. e. Milliken, Charles Monroe,
w. H. d. Morrison, James Murray, Ma
than Newby, A. T. Newcomb, F. S.
w. A. Off G. H. Olson. H. w. OMel-
veny, H. G. Otis, w. H. Packard, Wal
ter F. X Parker, C. E. Patterson. w. G.
Patterson &C. C. W. Pendleton 6,ero G: 4. PeP- R
Pollard, E. E. Powers, G. A. Richard
son. j. g. Richardson, Walter Rose, J.
Rosster t;nnr James 6 seesTb0To1gh
Charles E. Shattuck, M Fl. sherman: J.
Simpson, NJ: Slavin. Elroy W, Smith,
George A. Smith. James Smith. j. c.
Solomon, Leland Spencer, Charles
Stansbury, F. w. Steddom, r. B. Steph-
ems, N. S. Story. George w. stimson.
II. D. Stokes H. Sturm. Theodore Sum
merland, D. K. Trask, Walter J. Trash,
r. G. Tryon, L. II. Turner, F. e. Twom-
bley, L. H Valentine. F. E. Walsh, n.
D. Warner, w. j. Washburn, Ed F.
Wehrle, II. G. Weyse, o. G: Wellbourn.
Charles Wellborn, E. r. Werdin, c. D.
Wilbur, B. T. williams, Gesner Will
liams, r. II. Wilson, Emmet Wilson,
Warren Wilson, walter J.. Wren, Gil
bert S. Wright r. NJ Yost, Robert NJ.
Yost. jr.. r. B. Young, ]. H. Wright, G.
E. Welch.