Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-03

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Theodore A. Bell tonight will be the
central figure in what is expected to
prove the greatest political demon
stration that has ever occurred IN
California.
lanes d. Phelan, recognized as the
leading citizen of San Francisco also
will be one of the principal speakers
at tonight's meeting.
Thomas o. Toland, nominee for
lieutenant governor, and who made an
enviable reputation while he was a
member of the state board of equali-
zation, will be in attendance.
Hon. w. Ona Morton. nominee for
attorney general and who was the
opponent of Congressman McLachlan
two years ago, will lend his presence
and voice to the occasion.
Robert G.. Loucks, who is making an
active campaign against McLachlan
in the present campaign, will be pres
ent.
Republicans for Bell
w. L. Porterfield, the Long Beach
CAPITALIST, who for the first time in
his life. has broken with the Repub-
ilcan party because of the fact that
its machinery has been captured by
hirelings of the Southern Pacific rail-
road, will make another speech in be-
half of Bell and good government as
against railroad domination of state
affairs in California.
Others well known in various walks
of life and who are working for the
success of the Democratic ticket
against the Southern Pacific machine,
again will raise their voices against
the usurpation of the executive, leg
islatiye and judicial powers of the
state.
Altogether there wig be presented
to the general public of Los Angeles
county the greatest galaxy of public
men and speakers that has ever ap-
peared at any gathering of a political
nature held on the Pacific co. st.
AS a result the largest crowd that
ever has assembled at a place of
amusement in Los Angeles is expected
to be present to cordially welcome the
standard bearer of the Democratic
party of California and his able sup
porters, to partake of the feast of
reason which will be spread and to
participate in the general good time
which has been prepared for the oc-
casion.
Chutes park where the exercises
will be held, will, for the first time in
it's history be thrown open to the
general public, which is in'ited, not
only by managers of the Democratic
campaign, but by the management OF
the great place of amusement. to come
out in force and, without money ano
without price, enter into the spirit oi
the occasion to the extent, at least, ol
meeting the young leader of the Dem
ocratic party of California and hi'
distinguished followers, giving then
respectful hearing and to take ad
Of
features, including a brilliant displa,
Of fireworks which the Democratic
county central committee will provide
for the occasion.
Parade Will Be Big One
Preceding the exerci; at ChuteI
park there will be grand parad'
through the principal business street,
of Los Angeles.
Arrangements for the parade. al
we'll as the entire demonstration. hav'
| been i'm the hands of Grand Marsha
p. A. Blake of Whittier and commit
| tees appointed by the Dem 2rati'
county central committee, of Which
Anthony Schwamm is chairman, and
all details for the event were com
pleted several days ago.
1t is expected that several hundred
horsemen number of automobiles
and carriages and several thousand
marchers will be In the parade.
The parade win be divided into five
divisions, each headed by band
Following a detachment OF police will
come the grand marshal aad sixteer
aids.
The first division will be composed
Of horsemen, headed by Cal Foy, frs
division marshal.
At the head of the second division