Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-09

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Of the Neighborhood, says: II thor
oughly indorse the owens river project
and will do all in my power for the
good of the cause"
Rev. Lewis G. Morris, pastor Of ST.
Johns Episcopal church, says: II am
heartily in favor of the owens river
and will certainly vote yes.
/ will do all 1 can to influence other
voters to vote favorably on this ques-
tion.'
Rev. w. L. Windsor, pastor of st.
Iuke's Episcopal church, says: Il am
heartily in favor of the owens river
project, as is everybody else meet. IL
is the only thing that will relieve US OF
our distress in the way of water.
Rev. ]. J. wilkins, rector st. Pauls
pro-cathedral, says: Il will urge tne
members of my congregation TO vote
favorably on the bond question, as
believe it necessary to bring the owens
river water to Los Angeles to insure
the future growth and prosperity OF the
CITY,"
Rev. w. M. Sterling, pastor Asbury
Methodist church, says: at thoroughly
indorse the owens river water PROPOSE
tion and will urge the members OF my
congregation to vote favoraply on the
question on June H."
Rev. w. F. Wenk, pastor Epwortn
Methodist church, says: am most
heartily in favor of the Owens river
bonds. The city needs the water anu anu
cannot afford to let this opportunity
slip"
Rev. John Nicholson, pastor Gar
vanza Methodist church, says: Il heart-
ily indorse the Owens river project and
will cast my vote in favor of same.
Rev. H. D. Kamp, pastor German
Methodist church, says Il feel sure
that every member of my congregatlon,
as we'll as myself, will vote yes on the
owens river bond issue. The bringing
of this water to Los Angeles Is of vital
Importance to the city"
Rev. Frederick Miller, pastor Haven
Methodist Episcopal church, says: i
shall vote for the owens river bonds, as
it seems to me to be the only feasible
source of water supply for Los An
geles."
Rev. d. B. Loofbourrow, pastor Pico
Heights Methodist Episcopal church.
saws: II am doing all in my power to
see that the members of my congrega-
ton vote for the Owens river bonds.
A plentiful supply of water is absolutely
essential for the future growth and
prosperity of Los Angeles"
Rev. ]. o. Wahlberg, pastor Swedish
Methodist Episcopal church, says: u
heartily indorse the Owens river project
and will urge the members of my con-
gregation to go to the polls Wednesday,
June 12, and vote yes
Rev. F. E. Doris. pastor Bethany
Presbyterian church. says: Il am heart
lily in favor of the Owens river bonds
and will urge the members of my con-
gregation to vote favorably on the ques'
tion."
Rev. w. A. Jackson. pastor Church
Of Redeemer. says: Il thoroughly in
dorse the bringing of the Owens river
water to Los Angeles and will vote
yes
Rev. A. G. Fessenden, pastor Grant
View Presbyterian church: Il an
| heartily in favor of the Owens rive
bonds. 1t means continued prosperit,
| to Los Angeles, and is undoubtedly
solution of the water question"
i Rev. w. S. Young, pastor of Kno
| Presbyterian church, says: I strongl
/ indorse the Owens river bonds and wi
use all my influence to see that m,
congregation vote for them
Rev. D. A. Mata. pastor Spanisl
Presbyterian church, says: II an
heartily in favor of the Owens rive
bonds and feel certain that every mem
ber of my congregation feels the same
| way"
Rev. S. T. Montgomery, pastor Third
Presbyterian church, says: Il think tht
future welfare of Los Angeles depend:
on having a sufficient supply of good
water, and the only feasible way oi
getting it is by bringing to this city the
waters of the Owens river"
Rev. Burt Estes Howard, pastor o1
the Church of Unity, says: Il heartily
indorse the Owens river project. A
growing city like Los Angeles is very
much in need of a good water supply
and the Owens river water seems to be
the most feasible plan to relieve the
situation"
Rev. H. w. Crabbe, pastor Second
| United Presbyterian church, says "Th'
men who have this great undertaking
in charge understand the situation
thoroughly and have the best interest:
of the city at heart. 1 most heartily
indorse the project"
Rev. H. K. Walker, pastor Immanue
Presbyterian church, says: Los An
geles is very much in need of an un-
limited supply of water, and think the
future growth and prosperity of tht
city mainly depend upon getting it
1 have perfect confidence in the mer
who have this great undertaking il
charge and am willing to trust then
entirely"
DR.. Robert Mcintyre, pastor of thf
First Methodist Episcopal church. says
Yes, indeed, l am in favor of the
bonds, and though l have not deemed
it necessary to urge the voters of my
congregation to vote yes they will dc
it to a man, l feel sure
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