Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-17
POLITICS
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BIG BRYAN PARADE
TO BE PICTURESQUE
INDIANS AND FR0NTIERSMEN
WILL RIDE
Saturday Nights Demonstration, OUT
doors and Indoors, Promises to
Be Most Enthusiastic of
the Campaign
Noisiest of demonstrations in connec-

Noisiest of demonstrations in connec-
ton with Saturday nights Bryan
demonstration will be the parade.
Chairman ]. Harvey Mccarthy of the
committee has asked all who want to
take part to notify him through ex-
change phone 277, and the wires have
been hot ever since. 1t is necessary TO
know at once in order to assign cluDs
to divisions.
The route will be from Main and
Seventh to Spring, north to First
street, west to Broadway, south TO
Fifth, past Central park to Olive street
and then to the Auditorium.
Already four brass bands have been
engaged and more fife and drum corps
are expected.
The old Iroquois club will turn out
in Indian costumes. Antonio Apache
of the Indian village has agreed to
furnish several sure-enough Indians,
who will ride in a real wagon and
burn real red fire.
There will also be a hundred men IN
frontier costume, riding burros and
COW ponies.
Marching clubs from Santa Ana and
other points will parade with the local
patriots.
Chairman Anthony Schwamm has
his list of vice presidents almost ready.
The vice presidents Saturday VIII be:
Al. A. Anderson, ]. H. Ards.
B-James Briefly, j. NJ Brooks, j..
Browning, w. S. Bailey, Harrington
Brown, Thomas B. Brown. w. r.
Burke E. P. Bryan, ]. c. Bright, Jo-
seph r. Blanchard, A. d. Barham, DR..
Charles e. Bacon.
CD. K. Conner, A. Chapelle, Charles
Garfield, A. E. Cronenwett, F. M. Coul-
ter, C. A. Cartwright, A. Crane. w. e.
Cole, S. j. Chapel, John Curtis, M. T.
Collins, George Chivers, H. H. Cotton,
]. H. Call, j. Ross Clark, Walter G.
Chanslor, ]. H. Clancy, w. H. Cady,
H. C. Caldwell, Thomas S. Casey, S. p.
Clark, j. l.. Chase, Felix Clavere.
oh. L. Dunnigan, Dr. r. V. Day,
G. H. Dusenberry, e. J.. Doheny, DR..
d. Charles Davis, Lecompte Davis, I.
H. Dudley.
E-G. B. Ellis. ]. L. Edmonds.
FL. B. Franklin, J. c. Foy, George
r. Frampton, B. F. Forrest, Y. G.
Fuentes, w. l.. Fetter, w. A. F'rick, +.
Froelich, e. F'leur.
CT. ]. Ganahl, L. M. Order, c. c.
Order. E. D. Goode. w. d. Gould, D.
Griswold, John T. Gaffey, Judge L..
Gill, Sylvester Grant, Frank Garrett,
Arthur Grosser, B. +. Groves, e. A.
Goggin, E. Guirada, Dr. w. L. Graves,
Charles Grimes, Fred Geyer, Ed Goode.
H-Dr. R. w. Hill. A. w. Hutton,
Judge Hays, James Hanley, e. l..
Hutchinson, S. f. Hill, DR.. w. j.
Hawks, w. H. Holcomb. r. H. Howell,
DR.. Hancock, E. Harrup, F. l.. Hilton,
A. D. Houghton, j. G. Hanley, DR.. L.
G.. Hartman, c. H. Hance.
J-C. Alexander Johnson. w. L. Jar
rott, c. M. Jordan, w. B. Julian, e. B.
Jones.
| K-Judge A. ]. King, Abbot Kinney,
Luke Kelley. J. w. Krause, DR.. Joseph
Kurtz J. r. Kirleatrick, w. #. Ku-
chenbecker, Henry ]. Kearney, Edward
Kern, P. Keenan,, A. c. Knight H. d.
Kennedy.
LII. w. Lee. J. B. Lehigh, C. F.
Loop, Paul w. Lisle, George Lacour, j.
M-John w. Mitchell, c. F. McNutt,
John A. Merrill, J. E. Martin Jr, Ari-
osto McCrimmon, A. McNally, Bert
Mackley, Alfred Moore, J. d. Machedo,
Richard MaIoney, e. ]. Morris, p. H.
Maloney, E. s. Mckenzie, John Nc
Clure. l. Margolis, D. A. Mcmillan, j.
Murset, H. Matson, John McManus, P.
A. McMackin, John Moran, Richard
Maloney.
NJ G. Newton, Edmund Norton.
Richard Maggie, D. Neuhart.
P-W. F. Palmer, w. E. Pardee, w.
c. Post, H. J. Pauly, P. Puissegur,
Moses Petty, P. E. Pozzo, N. T. Pow
ell, E. Paggi.
Q-Otto Quandt, M. F.Quinn, N. M.
Quirolo.