Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-15
SACRAMENTO TO
LEARN LESSON
WONDERS HOW LOS ANGELES
DOES 1T
Capital City Men Come South Seek
ing Information on Methods
of Effective Adver-
tisement

The residents of the northern coun-
ties still continue to wonder how Los
Angeles does it all. Another delegation
has come down to investigate. This
time it Is an excursion from Sacra-
the Sacramento Valley Develop
ment association. There are 366 in the
party.
The excursionists arrived early yes
terday morning in special train of
eleven Pullmans and two engines. They
are stationed at the Westminster hotel.
A reception was given to the visitors
by the chamber of commerce last night.
President William d. Stephens made a
pleasant little speech, welcoming the
travellers and incidentally extolling the
beauties and charms of Los Angeles.
Senator Marshall Diggs, the president
of the development association, replied:
1--WE came down here to learn from
you," said Mr.. Diggs, 'and we have
begun to learn already. The city is
cne of wonders in the way of
growth and achievement. We have
resources and enterprise up our way,
but we are just beginning to grow
You awakened little sooner than we
did,
John R. Mathews, president of the
State Bank and Trust company, and
Col. H. Weinstock of sacramento were
among the other speakers Col. Wein-
stock dwelt upon the great possibilities
of development in his native city
through the reclamation of arid land
by irrigation.
Yesterday the excursionists visited
Hollywood, Sawtelle and Venice, SPEND
ing the greater part of the afternoon
in the last town.
To Pasadena Today
This morning the party will go to
Pasadena and this afternoon to Mount
Lowe. A stop of forty-five minutes
will be made at the ostrich farm and
a visit will be made to the Raymond
hotel. The Pasadena board of trade,
assisted by prominent citizens and city
officials, will entertain the visitors at
lunch.
On the Mount Lowe trip stops will be
made at Altadena, Rubio canyon, Echo
and the Alpine tavern. In
the evening the association will give a
to Los Angeles citizens at the
Westminster hotel
For Saturday an excursion has been
arranged to Riverside Redlands and
San Bernardino. Sunday they will at
tend service at the Auditorium, for
which seats have been reserved. Cata-
lima island will be the objective point
Monday. trip to San Diego will be
arranged later.
The party includes Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Diggs, Colonel and Mrs. H. Weinstock,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Dillman and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs G.. McMasters, Mrs
w. S. Green, Mrs. C. L. Prentice, Mr..
and Mrs. d. A. Lindley. Mr.. and Mrs.
d. w. Carmichael, Miss Mollie Robb
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Noble, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Scott, Mrs. Mary e. Brooke,
Morris Brooke, Ben Leonard and wife,
Miss Irene Leonard, W. A. Lawson,
w. l.. Bransford, Judge e. e. Gaddis
and wife, C. f. Aaron and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs
N. A. Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. william
Hanlon, j. r. Foster, Mr.. Judah, o. H.
Miller and wife, L. H. Alexander and
wife, w. X. McFeeley, Mr., and Mrs.
c.. L. Bills, T. r. Walton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Zack Bithell, w. H. Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. N. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank L. White, Mrs. Jane l.. Sperry,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G.. Gutter, Miss Lille
B. Cutter, j. ]. Waugh and wife, Carl
Strobel, j. Vansickle, Miss Isabel Hen
ley, Miss Katherine Henley, Mrs. j. NJ.
Barger and daughter, e. A. Hutchins,
C. e. Burnett, Harry Holmes, r. H.
Cox, jr.. M. G. Politz, Mrs, ]. Zwicker,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Morrill,, r. H.
Malone, Miss Gertrude Whitmore, Miss
Blanche Whitmore, A. Grafmiller, p. c..
Clayton and wife, Mrs. Charles l.. Rich
ardson, Miss Mcclure, Mrs Lizzie Dye,
Mrs. Annie Brown, Charles l.. Rich
ardson, p. Schumann, Mrs. Sophie
Schmeiser and daughter. Mrs. C. B..
Bills. w. C. Pyle. w. w. King, ]. J..
King, Mrs. Josephine Helfrich, G.. H.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Morrison,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry, Mr.. and Mrs. r..
Pozzi, III. A. Alspach, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
II. Fisher and wife, Mrs.
e. Berreyessa. II. A. Ryder, H. Dean,
Mrs. d. e. Bagnall, Mrs. Blanche Hop
kins. Miss Evelyn Gwinn. Mrs. Augusta
Chase. Mrs. j. w. Gaskill, Mrs. c. w.
Bolingbrook Mrs. Minnie Thress. Ed.
Walsh, c. w. Frier. Miss Ethel Trainor
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoisen, Mrs c.. T. Hills,
Mrs. Millie Farnsworth. David Nc
Geachen, Mrs. e. l.. Butler, Mrs. c. 1.
Moore, Mrs. c. A. Moore, Mrs Martha
w. Shirland, Mrs. Caroline Schive, Miss
M. w. shirland, Mrs. A. L. Moore,
Mrs. j. @. Pearson, j. II. Lindemayer
and wife Miss Florence Klaeser, Miss
Louise Klaeser, Mrs. c. Burger, Miss
Clara Schaadt, John Clauss, Miss Ger