Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-25
PLANS
FOR BIG PARADE
DEMOCRATS TO MAKE GRAND
DEMONSTRATION
Committee Appointed by Chairman Of
County Central Board Works with
TireIess Energy for Success
Of Enterprise

Committees appointed by Chairman
Schwan1fn of the county central com
inittee to perfect arrangements Tor tne
great Democratic demonstration Satur-
day night, November 3, are energetical-
ly at work.
p, A. Blake of Whittier. the grand
marshal. stated yesterday that ne had
secured SEQ saddles for use on the night
of the parade, and that these could be
procured by those who desired to ride
horseback.
Marshal Blake estimates that there
will not be less than 400 horses ana
probably nearer 800 in the parade.
The committee of arrangements con-
slsts of c. Il. Johnson, p. A. Blake ana
M. r. Betouski and the parade COM
mittee is composed of the same men,
with Mr.. Blake as chairman.
The grand aides are as follows:
Horsemen-Cal Foy Edward Kern,
M. p. Snyder, Frank Romo, II. ]. Kee-
ney p. A. Kelly, Ben Grover, otto
Quandt, e. S. Mex enzie Los Angeles;
Frank Hilton, Alhambra; Ed r. Gul-
RADIO, G. w. Wright, whittier; John T.
Wilson, San Fernandez John w. LIN
coin. Santa Monica; Teofilo Valdez,
Sherman; Il. II. Osler Pomona; A. II.
Cronenwett, A. E. Casner, Monroviai
Chas. j. Creler, Redondo; Harry
Webb, Fernando road: j. G. Belieu.
Watts: VIM. Shugg, El Monte; G. Nc
Reynolds, Newhall; 7. w. Gaines,
Long Beach; j. II. Ardis, Downey; r..
i. Cox. Compton; Frank Elledge, IT.
windale; Walter Simons, James T..
Belcher, Pasadena; o. F. Trelute, Azu-
sa; w. j. Fuga, Spadre.
Automobies-Ear Rogers, JOS. Sl-
mons, DR., Stoner, Los Angeles; H. j.
Thomas, Monrovia.
Carriages-A. C. Harper, S. p. Clark,
r. j. Morris.
Ia. Cu1y IL
NJ w. Conking, a. Schwamm.
Bands and red fire-M. Betkouski, Z,
F, Johnson, H. Schonemann.
Great Rally Promised
Grand Marshal Blake yesterday sent
out the following letter:
LOS ANGELES, Call Oct. 24.-HaV-
ing been honored by being selected by
the Democratic county central commit
tee to act as grand marshal of the last
grand rally and parade for Hon. Theo-
dore a. Bell, our candidate for govern
or, upon Saturday evening, November
3. | take great pleasure in asking you
to act as one of my aides
1T is my intention to make this final
rally a great success in every way, ana
to that end | ask your earnest co-ope-
ration. Mr.. Bells election is almost as
sured, but we must make this demon
stration a particularly enthusiastic one
10 ctlIlellt lHt ltCllllS vi NOHllbCiNS WIN
which his supporters are embued and
swell the majority.
Fifty men will come on horseback
from Whittier. This you can depend
upon, as | have the matter in hand
myself. If other precincts throughout
the county will arrange for from one
to ten (more IL possible) horsemen to
participate in the parade, it will be
huge success.
I'VE must make a great showing. 1t
is us to win this time, and we have
winner in q Bell, ringing from north to
south. to carry us to victory.
I"PIease drop me a letter, stating
how many men and horses you can Sc
cure. If you cannot secure horsemen,
procure carriages. as it is the intention
of the committee to provide vehicles
for all those who desire to participate
in the parade in that way, or arrange
to march.
IF in Los Angeles, call at Democratic
headquarters, SAC South Broadway, for
Information relative to the parade.
"Organize your precinct for this pa
rade and notify me as to how many
people | can depend upon
"'The horsemen will form for the pa
rade upon Seventh street, east and
west of Main street.
THE meeting of all the aides will be
held at headquarters, 342 South Broad
way. Saturday evening, the 9th inst,
o'clock sharp.
"P. A. BLAKE whittier, Cal"