Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-29

union and to the legislature of the
union its constitutional share in the
division of powers; and I am not for
transferring all the powers of the states
to the general government and all of
those of that government to the execu-
tive branch. Thomas Jefferson.
William Jennings Bryan-The Ma
tion: 1.-THE strength of nation does
not lie In it's forts, nor in navies, nor
yet in great standing armies, but in
happy and contented citizens who are
ever ready to protect for themselves
and to preserve for posterity the bless
ings which they enjoy. 1t is for us of
Of citizenship that a government Of
the people. by the people, for the peo-
pie shall not perish from the EARTH -
William Jennings Bryan.
To Act as Hosts
The following leading Democrats of
Los Angeles and vicinity have been
selected as committee on receptions:
Mayor A. c. Harper, E. P. Thorn, Eu-
gene Germain, r. ]. Adcock, Nathan
Cole, jr.. M. L. Germain, Anthony
Morton, F. G. Finlayson, c. A. Garfield,
Abbot Kinney, William Mead, H. D.
Kennedy, John Harrington. Ion L.
Clark, r. r. Haines, Chas. f. Johnson,
Philip L. Wilson, Bert Mackley, James
F. Morley, L. ]. Girvin, DR.. R. w. Hill,
Richmond Plant, Isidore B. Dock
weller, ]. H. Ardis. H. w. Lewis, P. A.
Blake, Oscar Trippet, E. E. Crandall,
VIM. M. Humphreys, E. L. Doheny,
ard, C. H. Hance, ]. o. Koepfi, Har-
rington Brown, Stephen G. Long. Long
Beach; o. A. vickery, Emmett H. VIII
son, owen McAleer, P. @. McGarry, D.
A. MacNeil, John T. Gaffey. George j.
Denis, Julius w. Krause, Edward Kern,
DR.. z. T. Malaby, Pasadena: w. r.
Burke. Martin Marsh, A. c. May, John
F. Humphries, Fernand Parmentier.
q. J: Harper. Max Lowenthal, George
w. Kerr. Pasadena; J. D. Bethune, ].
w. Montgomery, Milton X. Young,
John T. Jones, c. c. Thorn, r. F. Del
Vale, Sig. Marschutz. Fred Reinke,
Fred H. Hunter, Willard H. Stimson,
e. L. Hutchison, Alfred Moore. D. w.
Edelman, A. s. Peterson, A. Mieneger,
NJ ]. McGarry, H. ]. Thomas, Emmet
H. Wilson, e. o. Edgerton, ]. C. Foy,
w. H. Workman, Boyle Workman, d.
X. Trask, Walter Simons, Anthony Nc
Nally, George Goldschmidt. A. e.
Cronenwett, Monrovia; Daniel j. Koe
nigstein, DIR. j. w. Jauch, S. P. Clark,
j. Ross Clark, A. w. Ryan, M. p. Sny-
der, Hon. George H. Smith, NJ It.
Brewer, Dr. John r. Haynes, James
Hanley, r. w. Dromgold, c. Wellborn,
J. H. Mccarthy, william r. Rowland,
F. A. Vickers, Thos ]. McCaffrey. Max
Goldschmidt, Barry Van Deyer, DR.. D.
w. Edelman, G. J. Lang. Wesley Clark,
C. c. Colyear, F. M. Coulter, o. e.
Parish, Joseph II. Call, ]. r. Belcher,
John C. Curtis. Ed Kern, NJ. F. Bet
kouski. d. Blanchard. John A. Merrill,
A. Roughny. Joseph simons. e.
Roughly. A. D. Warner. Dan Neuhart.
Amaury Mars, ]. IT. Wilson, James C.
Kays, l.. Sentous, L. j. Mathews, ]. S.
McGroarty, j. p. Stocksdale, j. L.
Mansfield, It. e. Gibbon. f. II. Osler
John r. Mathews, Earl Rogers, Adolph
Ramlsh, Felix CleaVere, Telfair
Creighton, George Lacour, w. T. Craig,
Paul de Longpre, George M. Cake, Tony
Save, oscar Baer L. p. Collette, II. B.
Woodill. A. Faix, DR.. A. d. Houghton,
L. ]. christopher, NJ. w. Conkling,
Robt. G. Loucks, Arthur Grosser, Mat
tison B. Jones.
Other Events Planned
Following the banquet Mr.. Bryan and
officers and directors of the Democratic
club will be entertained at a midnight
luncheon at the rooms of the Press
club on East First street.
The greater portion of today will be
devoted to a trip to Catalina island.
This will be private affair, and invi-
tations have been extended only to
members of the various committees
having in charge arrangements for the
reception of Mr.. Bryan upon his ar
rival in Los Angeles, and the banquet
reception committee.
Mr.. and Mrs Bryan and a number Of