Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-29
HON. THEODORE BELL TO BE
WELCOMED
Program Outlines Busy Day for the
Candidate for Governor-Will
Hold Public Reception at
HoIlenbeck Hotel
nrII. rnoanAnI ron TODAY

2 n. m.-Addresses Democratic coun-
Nv central committeeman at Democratic
club.
e,sO D. m.--Conveyed in carriage from
hotel to Labor Temple. where he VIII
deliver address.
7.30 N. m.-Parade from Labor Tenn
ME to Simpson auditorium, where pnb-
Iic reception and speaking Will occur
1890 ID. m.-ReceptIon at Democratic
club.
Hon. Theodore A. Bell, Democratic
nominee for governor, today Will pc inc
guest of the citiyens of Los Angeles,
His visit will mark the formal opening
of the Democratic campaign III Southern
California.
From early morning until late at
might the brilliant young leader OF the
Democracy of California VIII utilize
every moment in an effort to meet per-
sonally or greet with speech all who
may wish to see or hear him.
Assisting him in his efforts Will be
number of men prominent Throughout
the state in other respects tnah
political.
These include Hon. James D. Phelan,
former mayor of San Francisco; Hon.
Thomas A. Toland, nominee for lieu
tenant governor; Hon. Timothy Spell
lacy, chairman of the state central COM
mittee; w. Ona Morton of Los Angeles,
nominee for attorney general; Robert
q. Loucks of Pomona, nominee for con-
gress from the Seventh district; Milton
X. Young, non-par tisan nominee for
Judge of the superior court, and Charles
A. Barlow. nominee for congress from
the Eighth district.
Of Interest to Women
In addition to these Miss Anna Will
liams of Modoc, nominee for Superln-
tendent of public instruction, has an
nounced her Intention of participating
in the opening of the campaign in
Southern California, and women who
are interested in school work especially
are invited by the managers of the
demonstration to attend the reception
at Simpson auditorium personally meet
Miss williams and listen to her remarks
from the platform.
1t has been the declared intention Of
the local leaders of the Democratic
party to make the affair one of the
greatest occasions of the kind ever held
iI Los Angeles, and it is expected that
the event will exceed in magnitude any
political demonstra tion since the recep-
tion in honor of William Jennings
Bryan several years ago.
oId-Time Dem ocrats at Work
Many old-time Democrats who for
several years have devoted little atten-
tion to political affairs have entered
into the fight with the vim displayed in
past political battles and eagerly lent
their assistance to the efforts to make
today's demonstration in behalf of the
brilliant young standard-bearer of the
Democratic party of California de-
cided success.
Labor is to play a prominent part in
the days proceedings. Theodore A.
Bell has been nominated for governor
by the Labor party of California, and
the local laboring men will have an OPP
portunity Of meeting and greeting their
nominee.
Twen ty-five of the $50 vice presidents
named for the occasion are representa-
tives of the various labor organizations
of Los Angeles. and several of them
will meet Mr.. Bell at the station and
be near him at the various functions
throughout the day.
In the evening laboring men will be
addressed by the nominee, and they will
escort him from Labor temple to Simp-
son auditorium for the principal recep-
tion and demonstration
Mr.. Bell is a member Of the Odd Fell
lows, the Eagles and the Native Sons
and local members of these orders are
preparing, as individuals, to give their
fraternal brother who has been sc
highly honored by one of the great
political parties of the state warm
welcome.
A number Of them have signified theiI