Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-26
BIG DAY PLANNED
BY DEMOCRATS
ALL STATE NOMINEES MAY BE
HERE SATURDAY
Invitation ls Extended to Every One
on the Tieket--Pre lirnlnary Ar
ranaements Are Con-
eIuded

If invitations to be sent out today by
telegraph by enthusiastic Democrats of
Los Angeles are accepted every nomi-
nee of the Democratic state convention
will participate next Saturday in the
opening Of the campaign i'm Southern
California.
Theodore A. Bell and Thomas A. To-
land, nominee for lieutenant governor.
will be in Los Angeles on that day.
and il is hoped that all of the nominees,
Including Miss Anna Williams, nominee
for superintendent of schools, also will
come.
About hundred of the leading
Democrats of Los Angeles met last
night at the Democratic club and
adopted plans for Saturdays event.
To Meet the Nominees
Former Mayor NJ. Z. Snyder, who
was also among those present, was
made chairman of the committee on
reception. This committee will go
north Friday night, meet the nominees
and accompany them to Los Angeles.
Immediately upon their arrival Mr..
Bell will be taken to the Hollenbeck,
where a leveo will be held and he will
be met by q host of Democrats.
At 9 d. IN. the new county central
committee will hold its first meeting
at the rooms of the Democratic club.
Mr. Bell and the other nominees VIII
be present and deliver brief addresses
At p. m. Mr.. Bell will be rendered
reception at the Labor temple on San
n
speech by the guest, labor unionists,
with Mr.. Bell at the head, will form II
parade and march through the prin-
cipal streets to Simpson auditorium,
Seventh and Hope streets, where Mr.
Bell will be given n public reception
and where he will deliver the principal
speech of the day, formally opening
the campaign in Southern California.
Laboring Men Inclucded
One hundred and fifty vice presidents
have been named for the occacion. or
this number twenty-five are members
of labor organizations, who have in
dorSed Mr.. Bell as their candidate for
governor.
Former Mayor Snyder will be chair
man of the evening at Simpson audi
torium, and among the speakers, in ad-
dition to Mr.. Bell, will be MI Toland,
ROBERT NI l1OuhS, ilOIllliicG lOT COiBl0So-
man of the Seventh district; W. Ona
Morton. nominee for attorney general,
and probably other nominees on the
state ticket.
The committee on arrangements con-
sists of Capt George NJ. Cake, chair
man; NJ. b. Jones, NJ. G. McGarry, j.
f. McElheny and John I. Wilson. Mr..
Wilson was one of the most enthusi-
astic members present, and he is work.
ing in harmony with the Democratic
county committee.
Again in the Harness
A large majority of the vice presi-
dents named are old-time Democrats
who have for years taken no interest in
politics, but who are now working hard
in the interest of Mr.. Bell.
Chairman Spellacy of the state CEN
trail committee has notified Milton K.
Young that he has appointed Nathan
Cole jr. chairman of the auxiliary eX-
ecutive committee for Southern Cali
fornia, who will appoint twenty leading
Democrats to take charge of the cam
paign and arrange the itinerary for Mr..
Bells tour.
l.. q. Girvin was elected secretary of
the county central committee. Head
quarters of the committee will be the
Democratic club on South Broadway.