Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-29

Of being present at the depot
when the train arrives and to attend
the several functions during the day
and evening Mr.. Bell has an extensive
throughout the state
among members Of the several orders,
and It is expected that his candidacy
will be materially advanced by reason
Of this fraternal friendship.
Bells to Be Runa
I'VE rang Bell into the nomination at
and we will ring him into
the governors CHAIR declared Capt.
George M. Cake last night after he had
telephoned an order for six dozen bells
of various sizes and tones for use i'm
the parade, which will form at Labor
temple after the exercises there and
march through the streets to Simpson
auditorium.
1t is expected that every man in the
procession will carry a bell Of some
description. Various hardware stores
report a large sale Of all kinds Of bells
since the holding Of the Sacramento
convention, and one large firm had diff
ficulty In filing the order of six dozen
of the enthusiast sm- -arousers for use in
the parade and demonstration tonight.
To Be Given Warm Welcome
MIR. Phelan is understood to have left
San francisco yesterday over the val
ley line in order to reach Los Angeles
on the same train that Will bring MIR.
Bell and the other nominees.
Mr. Bell was at Bakersfield last night.
and the demonstration is said to have
been the greatest political event ever
held in that place.
The train is expected to reach Los
Angeles at S:45 this morning. Originally
it was the intention of the reception
to go north to meet the
nominee, but yesterday it was decided
to dispense with all form of display
and make the welcome an informal af-
fair.
Democrats generally and friends of
Mr.. Bell are invited to be at the depot
and participate in the impromptu re-
ception when the nominee alights from
the train, then accompany Mr.. Bell to
the hotel and participate in the levee
which will occur Immediately after his
arrival at the Hollenbeck.
To Be Very Democratic
AS an evidence that the Democratic
leader is democratic In acts as well as
in politics it was decided to convey Mr..
Bell in a street car from the depot to
the hotel, and other forms of con-
veyance, especially automobiles will be
looked upon with disfavor by the re-
ception committee.
Among those who expect to greet Mr..
Bell when he arrives at the station are
A nthony Schwamm, chairman of the
Democratic county central committee;
Capt. G. M. Cake, chairman of the Dem
ocratic city central committee; Milton
X Young, former chairman of the
county central committee; Nathan
Cole, jr., chairman of the auxiliary
committee for Southern California
former Mayor M. P. Snyder, presiding
officer of the evening reception; A. c.
Harper and NJ. B. Jones'
These and Others who may be present
will assist at the levee in the hotel
parlors, during which it is expected
that Mr.. Bell will be met by a host of
Democrats.
To Meet County Committee
Mr.. Bell and the various other visitors
will be guests at luncheon at the Jona-
than club, and afterward those present
who desire to meet Mr.. Bell will be
given an opportunity of making his
acquaintance
At 2 o'clock Mr.. Bell will attend the
first meeting of the new Democratic
county central committee at the Demo-
cratic club, 342 South Broadway, and
make brief address. The committee
will elect it's county executive commit
tee, and Nathan Cole, jr-, will announce
the Southern California auxiliary ev-
ecutive committee,
From the Democratic club Mr.. Bell
will be taken to his hotel, where he will
rest until 6 O'Clock, when he will be
escorted by Los Angeles delegates to
the state convention occupying car
riages, to Labor temple, on San Pedro
street. near Fifth.
Across the front of the temple has
been placed a banner with the follow
ing announcement:
Theodore A. Bell Democratic and
Union Labor nominee for governor, will
speak here tonight"
For the Main Event
1t is expected that Labor temple hall
will be filed to overflOwing by repre-
sentatives of the various labor unions
OF the city.
AT the conclusion of the address a
parade will form, led by the Schone-
man Blanchard band and the Iroquois
Marching club in Indian costumes, and
with bells ringing the procession will
Wend its way to Simpson auditorium
Seventh and Hope streets, where the
main reception and demonstration OF
the day will occur
1t was announced last night that
Joseph H. Call had been included among
the list of speakers. Mr.. Call will speak
for twenty minutes on the subject "a
Great Harbor Steal'' He will accuse
the attorney generals office of all the
attempts to steal the harbor at San
Pedro and will declare that the attor-
ney general is the only officer who has
the power to save the harbor from be-
coming controlled entirely by corpora
tions.
To Assist in Reception
Chairman Schwanor1 of tba oo,,n+,