Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-29

Finlayson Frank G.simons, Walter r.
Fisher, A. w. SWall Henry
Foy j. G. Stoner, DR.. G. r..
son, OscarStephens Albert NJ
Forget, Frederick Smith, A. 70.
Flynn, j. Trippett Oscar
Feeney. James Trask, Hon y. X.
Graves j. A. Thomas, IT. ].
Gould, VIII d. Tveitmore .. A.
Cough, Thos. Wilson Emmet IL
Gibbon n ~. Weber John
Gaffey, Jno. T. Walker, Frank
Garrett. Frank Waldron, Jesse @.
Glassell, A. T. Wehrle, e. r.
Grimes. Bryce Wellborn, Hon. .Olin
Germain. Eugene Warner, A -.
Kendriclx VIM. T. Woollacott, H. J.
Knott, VIM s. White, Ira r.
Kern Edw. Wilson, Jno. T.
Humphrey Jno. F. workman, w. II.
Hanselman. Jno, White. 9. w.
Haybe, u. L. Young, Milton X.
Hill. Geo. V. Yost, Robt. M
And the entire county central COM
mittee.
To Tour Southern California
While Mr. Bell will devote only one
day to the formal opening of the cam
paign in Southern California, he will
return and remain about two weeks
Next Monday lie will be In Watson
ville the home of Warren Porter, Re-
publican nominee for lieutenant gov
ernor. He will then begin his southern
tour stopping first at Santa Barbara
October 4. He will be in Ventura octo-
Der and at Venice, Santa Monica,
Ocean Park and Redondo October G..
Sunday will be spent quietly in Los An
geles Monday, October 8, he will speak
at San Pedro, Tuesday at Long Beach,
Wednesday at Whittier, Thursday at
Riverside, Friday at Santa Ana and
Saturday at San Diego, where he will
probably remain over Sunday.
On Monday, October 10, Mr.. Bell will
visit Redlands and Cotton, Tuesday he
will be in San Bernardino, "Wednesday
at Ontario, Thursday at Pomona and
Friday at Pasadena.
This will end his Southern California
itinerary, and then he will go north to
complete his campaign.
Bryan May Come
1t is not only possible but probable
that William Jennings Bryan Will
stump California next month in the in
terest of the Democratic ticket and to
assist Bell in breaking the Southern
Pacific Republican machine.
E. e. Crandall, who has just returned
to Los Angeles from an eastern trip,
says he met Mr.. Bryan in New York,
and that the latter promised to visit
Los Angeles some time between the
present and 1908.
Mr.. Bryan asked IIr. Crandall, upon
his return home, to write him regarding
the political situation here, and Mr..
Crandall yesterday sent letter to Mr..
Bryan urging the great commoner to
come to California and assist in the
work of wrecking the Southern Pacific
machine.
Mr.. Crandall states that in his letter
he told Mr.. Bryan that never before
have Democratic prospects looked bet
ter in California, but that the coming
of the leader would make Democratic
success in this state doubly certain.
Within few days Mr.. Crandall ex-
poets to receive telegraphic answer to
his letter.
Laboring Men for Bell
Labor men do not want an enemy
in the governors chair at Sacramento.
j. N. Gillett is a tool of the Southern
Pacific railroad and foe to organized
labor" said o. A. Tveitmoe of San
Francisco yesterday. Mr.. Tveitmoe ar
rived in Los Angeles yesterday for a
conference with local leaders in the
building trades. He is secretary Of the
state building trades council, San Fran
man of the Japanese and Korean Ex-
clusion league.
Il came here to discuss with the
local interests the situation in the
building trades, and particularly the
carpenters dema nds for the Saturday
half holiday and wage increase"
THE union labor party in San Fran
cisco is a unit for Theodore A. Bell.
The union men are more closely united
than they have ever been. They are
prepared to protect their interests
san Francisco workmen are strong
er in a political and industrial way
than they have ever been. There are
now 100000 men in the building trades
of San Francisco and 50 to 200 are join
ing the ranks almost daily. Carpen-
ters Local 22 had a mem bership of
140O last January. Now the member
ship is 5000. This is but a sample OF
what is going on in all tile trades. The
cement workers have increased from
$50 to 1000"
Mr.. Tveitmoe said he would meet
Candidate Bell here today. II do not
know the strength of the union labor
party in the state" he said. Il could
not give an estimate so early in the
campaign. But union labor men of the
state are strongly for Bell"