Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25
CONVERT MANY
ON JOURNEY OF
BRYAN SPECIAL
FLIGHT THROUGH CITRUS AT
TENDED BY OvATI0NS
ORATORS WIN CHEERS AND TURN
MANY VOTES
Santa Ana Holds Big TorchIlght Pa
rade, and Democratic Enthusiasm
AbIaze in Southern Counties
of California

Thousands of auditors greeted the
200-mile trip of the Bryan special
through the citrus belt of Southern
California yesterday.
At every point along the kite-shaped
track of the Santa Fe crowds, from a
hundred to ten thousand, the latter in
cluding the spectators at the torch
light parade in Santa Ana, heard the
speakers, cheercd their utterances and
helped to swell the tumult for Bryan.
Prophets aboard the train say that
the echo will be heard all over Cali
fornia, for it is estimated that hun
dreds of votes were turned TO the
Democratic ticket by the new style of
campaigning and the logic of argu-
ment presented TO voters en- route.
On Schedule TIme
On the minute. with scores of en-
thusiastic Democrats aboard, the spe-
cial left the Los Angeles Santa Fe
depot yesterday at $40 for its mission
into the citrus belt.
Woman guests took much delight In
blowing horns distributing literature
and in circulating among the crowds
at every point
The Los Angeles delegation which
Travelled on the special included:
From City and Beyond
Dr. Ulrici, Hon. F. S. Yager, Isaac
Norton, u. S. scovill, Chas. F. John
son, Judge Cy~ps F. McNutt B. H.
Cole, Joseph Taylor Simons, r. w.
Widney, L. C. Finley, w. T. Harris, II.
H. Cotton M. D. Stewart, Jacob Such
Ell, DR.. A C Pratt, e. M. Stewart, S.
Il. B. Brady Michael Roeder. j. 4.
Rutherford, III. S. Y. Van Meter, Il
M. Mcdonald, L. Harvey, w. H. Smelly,
H. w Stanton, w. L. McEwen, p.
Costello, Harold H. Moore. w. A. P )ff.
w. F. Fitzgerald. Martin BetkousN,
j o. Sullivan, + ]. McOtel, Adam MOI
gan, Judge Albert Lee Stephens, Chas.
c.. Crouch, G. j. Eustace, sr., Hugh K.
Hartung, M. F. Lewis.
Out of town excursionists were:
M. f. Quinn, Ell Monte.
Jno. W. Martin, Tulare.
W. B. Cullen, Glendora.
Judge D. P. Mamm, Woodward, Okla.
NJ. w. Chambers, Montana.
o. ]. Labott, Watts.
A. c. Waite, Long Beach.
S. M. Smith, Moneta.
j. w. Morns, Long Beach.
w. s. Russell, Ventura.
G. n. Peck, Glendora.
H. H. Thomas, Inglewood.
C. D. Mansfield. Zacatecas, Mex.
j. Urley Harris, Santa Ana.
NJ T. Terry, Monrovia.
J. H. Mundorff, Pasadena.
Moody Rosenquist, Pasadena.
G. E. Glover, Azusa.
N. l.. Sparks, Lordsburg.
Elmer o. Simon, Pasadena.
W. b. Mundorff, Pasadena.
Jno. Gilbert McNutt, jr., Terre Haute.
r. L. Smith, Santa Ana.
J. w. Inman, Norwalk
NJ. j. Brooks, Whittier.
F. H. Osler, Redlands
Duckworth, San Bernardino.
j. w. Curtis, San Bernardino.
W. e Shepherd, Ventura.
Jno, Geery, San Bernardino.
Jase H. Boyd, San Bernardino.
Among the women who rode on the
special were Mrs. Albert M. Norton,
Mrs c. D. Mansfield, zacatecas, Mex,
Mrs. J. Urley Harris. Santa Ana Miss
Betkouski, Mrs. Cyrus f. McNutt,
j.. G. McNutt, Terre Haute, Mrs. A. F.
rich Hon.
San Dimas Greets Oklahoman
San Dimas residents turned out by
hundreds to greet the special. They
crowded around the observation car to
hear the speaker
A gray-haired man from Oklahoma
spoke first. He was introduced as
Judge D. P. Marum of Woodward
Oklahoma, followed
'It requires money for prosperity"
said Judge Marum. TN every state in
this Union today money is being with