Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-11
PREPARING A
BIG WELCOME
PUBLIC ASKED TO HELP IN RE-
cEIvlNe EXCURSION
SPOKANE AND WALLA WALLA
SPECIAL DUE FRIDAY
Those Outside Chamber OF Commerce
to Help in Welcoming Guests.
Good Program of Side
Trips Arranged

With 226 people from Spokane and
Walla Walla, the great Inland Empire
excursion is due to arrive in Los An
gels on Friday evening, February IA
They will be given a public reception al
the Chamber of Commerce rooms at
o clock that evening. This reception is
open to the general public, whether
members of the Chamber of Commerce
or not. A full attendance is desired
by the Chamber of Commerce.
This is the fifth excursion Of the
kind" said Frank Virgins, secretary
of the Los Angeles Chamber of Com
merce, yesterday, land all have peen
good so far, and we want to make thls
the same kind. We want everybody 10
help that evening. President William
d. Stephens of the Chamber of Com
lnerce will welcome the guests, while
there will be talks by members OF the
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce.
Music will lie furnished by the Ha-
waiian singers.
1.-THE Chamber of Commerce mas
prepared an excursion for the eXcur'
sionists to Pasadena Monday, leaving
Los Angeles at / p. m. and due at
Pasadena at 220 p. m. The Board of
Trade of Pasadena will entertain them
there. Tuesday there will be an ex
cursion to Redondo, leaving Los An
geles at 1 p. M, the Chamber of Com
merce of Redondo entertaining them
there.
MT. Lowe, Catalina, Long Beach
and also possibly a trip on the Kite
Shaped track will be included in the
program for the visitors entertain
ment."
Appoints Committees
President William d. Stephens OF
the Chamber of Commerce has appoint
ed the following committee from that
organization to receive at the public
reception to be given the Spokane ana
Walla Walla excursionists at the
Chamber of Commerce rooms on Fri
day evening. February IA, at O'Clock:
Willis II. Booth, Mayor Harper,
Thomas Foulkes, Randolph w. Hill,
William M. Hiatt, M. 7. Holcomb, w.
II. Holiday, c. S. Holcomb, Laurence
Holmes, r. l.. Horton, Henry Chilson,
T.. D. Hough, George Howe, John
Howe, Charles Hubbard. S. c. Hub
bell. T. p. Tupman, S. #. Eldridge,
Harry Jackins, Craven Jackson, Frank
James. r. H. Jeffries, John F. Jones,
S. ]. Reese, N. C. Kelley, Mark KEEP
pei, William Kinney, DR.. julius Koe-
big, Henry J. Kramer, J. c. Koliff,
Charles Lanto, G. H. Letteau, M. Liss
ner, Edward Lloyd, D. e. Luther, P.
r. Macarthur, S. F. Macfarland, Mat
thew Meiklejohn, R. B. Martin. S. p.
milford. Lester Moore, c. A. Neil, T.
e. Newlin, John A. Off, c. F. w. Palm
er, I'll. Parmelee, John D.Pope, George
A. Ralphs, r. X. Rule. o. M. Souden.
w. II. Spinks, C. c. C. Tatum. ]. H.
Trout, Frank M. Vale, Frank True,
C. J. Walter, II. G. Weyse, NJ. IT
Whitaker, Emmel H. Wilson, Melton
X. Young, Waldo M. oYrk, Il. q.
Thornton, Boyle Workman, Peter
Hack, F. II. Hamilton, C. o. Good
win, T. FitzhuGh, ], w. Eddy, w. J..
Doran, w. L. Cleveland, c. M. Bettin-
ger. Milo Baker, w. II. Allen, Henry
j. Pauly, w. l.. Jones, Fred Wheeler,
A. A. Allin, L. I. Bowen, M. S. Greg
DRY, Arthur w. Kinney, Joseph r. Loft
tus, Leonard Merrill, Frank Coulter,
7. c. Thornton. II. c. Oakley, A. e.
Pomeroy, w. H. Neiswender, P. w.
Powers, Simpson Sinsabaugh, George
p. Thresher, Robert Wade, Walter j.
Wren.