Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-21

@ NON-PARTISAN MEETINGS {
o "WEDNESDAY 12;3O. Walter {
@ Wren will escort Mr.. Gates to &
(. Washington iron works, Sncra- {
O. mcDtO and Matco. g. &
o MiIler's haII. G311 Pasadena ave. y
O. nue.. &
@ Dayton avenue and Avenue {
o DromgoId. {
3 61S New High street, Dana Bart {
o lett and stereOpticJn views, A. =. G
@ Van Degrift and Marshal Stimson.
o StrickIand's hull, sixteenth and {
q Santa Fe, non-pnrtisan meeting at {
8 request of Republicans and DEM {
o Ocrats. {
9, THURSDAY-Lafayett hall, La
@ fayettc and jackson, Dana Bart {
@ lett, Marshal Stimson and Lamar {
&. Harris. {
{. Second and Fremont.
Q. bethany Presbyterian church,
g, Bellevue and Holiday streets.
(. FRIDAY-King's Highway hall,
@ Brooklyn avenue and Echnndin (
o street, Ninth ward. Lee Gates and
@ NJ. II. Collins, speakers.
{. 14O4 Central avenue.
% GarabaIdi hnIl, Date street, Dana (
{. Bartlett.
@ Dcgrift. s
% SATURDAY--Mass meeting at
O. blanchard hall when MIR. Gates and (
! % other candidates will deliver nd-
q dresses.
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o. istIc speeches at the meetings ad-
@ dressed by MIR. Gates.
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six nominees for mayor appeare
upon the same platform before larg
audience last night and each told VIII
he should be the choice of the voter
as the chief executive of Los Angeles
None of the candidates was withou
friends in the audience and the ad
herents of each of the nominees en-
deavored to prove by the volume o
cheers that their particular man wa
the prime favorite.
Tho political talkfest was held il
Turner hall under the auspices of tn
Gerlnan-American alliance and tn
Liberal alliance. Invitations had bee
extended to the six mayoralty can
didates in particular and all candidate
in general and there was quite rep
resentation of the several tickets il
the field
Every seat on the floor of the hal
was occupied and the gallery wa
comfortably filled before the Variou
candidates made their appearance.
The audience was composed almos
entirely of men and all seemed to b
intensely interested in the proceedings
Candidates Cheered
As the various candidates appeare
and were recognized they were hearth
cheered. and efforts We're made by tn
friends of each nominee to drown tn
cheers for any of the other candidates
Lined up in the first row of seat
back of the speakers stand were LIE
G. Gates non-partisan nominee TO
mayor; DR.. Walter Lindley, Repub
lican; A. c. Harper Democratic; stan
ley b. Wilson. Municipal Ownership
Frank A. Marek, Socialist, and Vile
j. Phillips, Prohibltionist, while bac
of them were various other candidate
and committeeman.
All appeared to enjoy the unqu
situation and apparently the best q
feeling was entertained throughout.
After brief remarks by the chairma
of the evening Lee c. Gates was in
troduced. The non-partisan nomine
was greeted with long-continued ap
plause and he was frequently cheere
as he eloquently pleaded the caus
of -partisanship in local affairs a
a means OF placing in office men wh
are unhampered by party ties and VIII
will give the city good business ad
mlnistration.
DR.. Lindley next was introduced an
the friends of the Republican nomine
gave evidence of their presence.
Harper Has Cold
Following DR.. Lindley came MI
Harper, who was handicapped by
severe cold contracted at an open-ai
meeting on the night previous. II
was unable TO make himself heard be
yond the first few rows of seats bu
his adherents cheered Just the same
Mr.. Wilson. Public Ownership, fol
lowed with a set speech, after whic
Mr.. Marek gave the Socialist side G
the situation
Mr. Phllipl, Prohibitionist, was nc
cordially received when he was intro
dueed but he quietly persisted an
soon the audience quieted down am
listened respectfully to the presenta
ton of prohibition ideas.
Among the other speakers We're I
r. Johnson and Johr Fl. Welsh. re
spectVely the Republican and Demo
cratic nominees for tax collector
George Bebee and Leslie Hewitt, tn
Republican and the non partisan
Democratic nominees for city attor
ney respectively, and Capt. Hanct