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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
BUSINESS MEN INVITED
TO BELL-PHELAN LUNCHEON
Democratic Upstate Leaders Will
Make WhirIwind Finish in South
Before Going to Homes in
North to Vote

Hundreds of postal card notices were
sent out yesterday from Democratic
headquarters concerning the luncheon
in honor of Messrs. Bell and Phelan ar
ranged for Wednesday noon.
The big dining room at the West
minister hotel will be used and all mem
bers of the city club and merchants
generally have been specially asked to
attend by way of reciprocity, as many
leading Democrats attend city club af-
fairs at the same hotel
In Southern California especially
San Diego, Anahaim, Orange and Santa
Ana, big reception plans are under way
for the coming of Mr.. Bell, who leaves
for the south Immediately after maxi
ing a brief talk at Wednesday, s
luncheon. The usual Tuesday affair
there has been abandoned this week.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
MARTIN WILLING TO GIVE
"PRoSPERITY WEEK" TALKS

Assembly candidate Geo. C. Martin
yesterday sent the following self-ex-
planatory letter.
'Frank Virgins, Secretary L. A.
Chamber of Commerce, Los Angeles,
California:
Dear Sir-Replying to your cir
cular letter of October 23, which l
found on my desk this morning, beg
to say that will be very glad indeed
to mention home products and
Prosperity Week in all addresses
which 1 make between now and cleo
ton day.
IT will be able to do this very nicely
in connection with my talks on Los
Angeles harbor. The two are so close
ly linked together that one cannot be
mentioned without suggesting the
other.
IF we all get together and fight for
a free harbor we will certainly get
it, and, if we do, the home products
of Los Angeles will ever be on the
increase. Yours truly,
GEO. c. MARTIN"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
5 AND NOTES OF LOCAL Political CAMPAIGl
DEMOCRATS ISSUE
CALL FOR WORKERS
AT POLLS TUESDAY

81 The Los Angeles county Democratic e
% committee has no officehOlders to as e
<s sess and no corporation funds on which {.
g to draw in the conduct of this CAM (.
8 paign and must depend on the voiun- =
8 teer services of those who from pa g
q trlOtic motives desire the election OF {.
@ W. j. Bryan.
8 The supervisors of Los Angeles coun- &.
8 ty have in many instances failed to g
o heed the recommendation of the Demo- (.
g cratic committee in the appointment {.
<S of election boards and have in many (.
8 precincts either appointed known Re s.
@ publicans or unknown Democrats.
% This condition of affairs renders 1t {.
10 absolutely necessary that the polls be {:
. watched and watched carefully on g
8 election day and at night while the s.
o count is in progress.
@ As stated. the committee has no Of 6.
<S ficeholders to assess and no corpora 9
8 tion funds on which to draw to do {.
o this work and it therefore appeals to e
&S all persons who desire the election OF {.
O. Mr. Bryan and who willing to e
3 help in bringing about the result to (:
8 come to the headquarters of the cam
% paign committee Mt room ia Coulter g
q building and tell what they can and {.
<S will do from now until the ballots are s.
q counted and returns sealed up IN tine 8
. vaults of the county clerk.
<& These rooms will be open every e
% night till 10 o'clock.
o Sample ballots will be kept on hand {:
9 and the workers will be glad to an g
8 swer any questions relative to registra- 6
@ tion voting
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
POLITICAL CALENDAR
FOR THIS WEEK
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
Redondo-Jud Rush.
Wigwam-Frank II. Gould.
Jefferson and Normandie avenues
Negro Bryan-Kern club.
Pasadena-Prof. 0. Handley.
North Pasadena Bryan and Kern
club--J. T. Moriarty.
WEDNESDAY
Monrovia-Bryan and Kern club,
Negro American Political league.
Westminster hOtel-Democratic league
luncheon. Theodore A. Bell and James
Phelan.
Labor temple-Jud Rush
Hill street WigWam-James Phelan.
San Pedro-T. E. Gibbon and j. T..
MoriartY.
Artesia-Charles f. johnson.
THURSDAY
Belyedere-Col. n. Fitzgerald.
San Dimas--Jud Rush.
Lordsburg-Jud Rush.
Wilmington-Isidore DockWeiler
SATURDAY
Hill street WigWam-Capt. Richmond
Pearson Hobson and Stanley Wilson,
Simpson Audtorium-Stanley Wilson
and Capt. Hobson.
Big torchlight parade
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
DEMOCRATS ALL
REPLY BRAVELY
-
REPUBLICANS, ON CONTRARY,
DODGE INQUIRY
WATERWAYS ASSOCIATION PUTS
STRAIGHT QUESTIONS
Voters, Eager to Ascertain How Cam
didates Stand, Get Cold Comfort
from Grand Old Party
Nominees

All the Democratic candidates have
answered the inquiries of the Municipal
Waterways association satisfactorily
ana unequivocally as to their attitude
on a municipal harbor and a Greater
Los Angeles. Seven of the Republican
legislative candidates-those seeking
election to the most important Offices
have lodged the inquiries by ignoring
the letter addressed to them by the
waterways association. These candi
dates are:
N. w. Thompson, candidate for sem
ator, Thirty-seventh district
H. NJ. Hhrd, candidate for senator,
Thirty seventh district.
p. A. Stanton. candidate for assem-
bly,, Seventy-first district.
j. N. o. Rech, candidate for assembly,
Seventy-second district.
j. p. Transue. candidate for assembly,
Seventy-third district.
w. J. Hanlon, candidate for assembly,
Seventy-fourth district.
Percy V. Harmon, candidate for as
sembly, Seventy-fifth district.
Assistant Secretary Quick has been
kept busy answering telephone inquiries
from voters who wish to know exactly
where the candidates in their districts
stand on the harbor matter Nearly
ALL" Mr.. Quick says, take the time to
explain that they regard the harbor
question as non-partisan, and they
want to make sure that they will be
voting for a candidate whose position
is sound"
1T should be understood that we did
not ask any candidate to vote for or
against any bill. or TO vote at ALL" said
]. H. Can, president of the Municipal
Waterways association, yesterday. I'VE
do not seek to pledge any votes. and
we have drawn no bill. We simply re-
quested the candidates to state their
position regarding municipality
owned harbor and the question of an
neXation. Those who have ignored the
letter must be against these PROPOSE
tions. even though they do not see fit
to come out and say so"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
ATTENDANCE AT SCHOOLS
FAR ABOVE THE AVERAGE

Since the opening of the new school
term the average daily attendance has
been 81 per cent, according to the re-
port of j. B. MonluX, deputy superin-
tendent of city schools. Mr.. Monlux at
tributes this splendid attendance great
ly to the work of the truancy depart!
ment. The total enrolment of pupils
of 3443 over the registration on the
first day of the term. The three high
schools, Polytechnic, Gardena and Los
Angeles, have an enrolment of 400
pupils and an average daily attendance
of SO per cent.
Reports from several of the grade
school principals show an average at
tendance of 80 per cent.
Mr.. MonuX says that never before in
the history of city schools has this
average been equaled for the first six
weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
BUSY WEEK AHEAD AT
PASADENA BRYAN WIGWAM

Tuesday night Professor L. e. Hand
ley, who occupies the chair of philoso-
ply at Occidental college, will address
a Democratic mass meeting to be held
in the Socialist tent on North Fair
Oaks avenue Robert NJ F'urlong of
Pasadena will preside.
The Pasadena campaign will finish
Friday evening in a great rally of la
Dor union men, who have been looking
forward to this occasion for several
weeks.
Stanley B. Wilson, editor of The Citi-
zen of Los Angeles. and j. A. Hart of
Pasadena will address the meeting,
which will be held in the Pasadena wig
wan.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
MANY SEEK PLACES IN
SATURDAY NIGHTS PARADE

Divisional arrangements for the big
torchlight parade Saturday night by
Los Angeles Democrats are we'll under
way.
A travelling mems section of 100 men
has been organized, and the members
will get good place. They promise
some surprises
With two mass meetings going on
that night at the Hill street wigwam
and at Simpson auditorium the over
flow enthusiasm can be spent in cheer
ing the speakers there before and after
the parade.
Many mounted men will take part,
requests for places having come 10
Marshal Joseph Simons and Chief OF
Staff Cal Foy.
HEADQUARTERS are at room 702 Fay
building, Third and Hill streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
OLD GLORY WILL WAVE IN
HONOR OF BRYAN'S CAUSE

When a Stars and Stripes banner
which f1oated to the breeze at Republi-
can rallies in 1906 changes its mind and
refuses to unfold itself for anybody
but Bryan in 1908 it begins to look as if
the old flag recognizes what is good for
the Union.
John NJ. Morrow proprietor of the
Munford hotel, 424 West Fourth street,
for years was trustee of Monroe county,
Tenn, and was one of the most in
fiuential Republicans in East Ten
nessee. During the Mckinley Bryan
campaign of 1906, as secretary of the
Monroe county Republican executive
committee, he was awarucd large
flag for securing the largest increase of
Republican votes over any previous
election in that county.
Mr.. Morrow still has this flag in his
possession, but he is going to attach
streamers to it, with Bryan's name on
them, and float the bunting above his
home.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
AQUEDUCT LABCRER MEETS
DEATH BY FALLING ROCK
Lorn Iams, While ShoVeling Earth ir
Tunnel of Jawbone Section, Is
Crushed-No Relatives
Known

Lorn Iams, ''mucker," employed on
this Los Angeles aqueduct, was killed
by falling rock at 1:10 o'clock yesterday
morning near the Midway camp in the
Jawbone section. He was shoveling
earth in one of the tunnels when sec
tion of rock fell crushing him and caus-
ing almost instant death.
Efforts were made yesterday by To-
cal employees of the aqueduct to locate
relatives of Iams, who are supposed
to be living here, but without success.
Iams had been on the aqueduct pay
roll but a few days and left no memor-
andum by which anyone connected with
him could be traced. The body is at
the headquarters of Division Engineer
Hansen at Midway camp. where it will
be buried if no one is found to claim it.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
PASADENANS MAY HEAR
JOINT POLITICAL DEBATE

Pasadena Socialists are endeavoring
to arrange a meeting Wednesday even
ing at which representatives of four po-
litical parties will take the platform
and expound the reasons for their faith
Prohibitionists have already assented
to the proposal and Democrats and Re-
publicans are said to be much inter-
ested.
1t is proposed to allow each speaker
twenty minutes to set forth his cause.
Final arrangements for the meeting
are pending the decision of leaders of
the two big parties as to whether they
shall enter the arena.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
WRITERS CONTEST

Two prizes will be given in this contest each week
One dollar for the best original submitted by Los An
eee girl boy the submitted by the
girl boy living city limits Of Los Angeles
be $50 $50 words in length written on one
of the paper only and with margins at top and side OF each
paper.
All contributions be signed with name and address, ana
of school and grade
Papers competition reach this office not later than
Saturday afternoon October 81
Topic Between NY House and the School House
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
DEMOCRATS GIVE TALKS AT
CAR SHOPS AND FoUNDRIEs

Jud Rush's successful meeting at the
Llewellyn iron works, where he spoke
to workingmen has induced the Demo-
cratic speakers committee to plan sew
eral meetings of this kind.
Messrs. Bell and Phelan will speak
to railroad worlSingmen at the San Ber-
nardino and other shops while on their
trip.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
AFRO MEET
AT PASADENA WIGWAM

The Afro American Voters league of
Pasadena held a successful meeting in
the Bryan and Kern club wigwam on
Green street, Pasadena, last evening.
Jerome c. Collins, a leading colored
lawyer G.. Walter Smell and ]. c. Ed
munds addressed the meeting. The
Glenwood quartet of Los Angeles rem
dered several selections.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
NORTON TAKES CHARGE OF
JUDGE SHEPHERDS CAMPAIGN

Chairman Albert M. Norton has
taken charge of the campaign of Judge
Shepherd of Ventura county, in whose
district are Inyo, San Bernardino,
Orange, San Diego and other counties.
Judge shepherd will travel with
Messrs Bell and Phelan on the re-
mainder of their trip.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
AZUSA DEMOCRATS ASK
MEXICANS TO VOTE

J. r. Eldred. former sheriff of Inyou
county and now a prominent Demo-
crat of Azusa, came in yesterday to
ask Senator r. F. Del Vale to make
an address there soon.
A meeting for MeXicans is being ar
ranged and .enator Del Vale will
talk to them possibly next Monday
night.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
HOTEL MARYLAND PLANS
ELECTION NIGHT DINNER

Unique plans for an election dinner
are being made by the Hotel Maryland
Pasadena.
on the evening of November 8 the
dining room will be open from to IL
p. M, during which time an orchestra
will play patriotic music
Election bulletins will be received at
brief intervals and thrown on a screen
by a stereopticOn.
The menu for the evening has also
been designed to carry out the idea of
an election as far as ssible.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
ParIor car. 70 Sam Joaquin Valley

The new trains on the Southern Pacinc
between Los Angeles and Fresno from Los
Angeles daily at 1850 a. and from Fresno
at $3.50 M now carry parlor car between
those points ride through the San
Joaquin valley by daylight and over the
Tehachapi Loop is thus made one of greater
enjoyment. Details of this service may
be obtained at ticket offices, 600 S. Spring
ST., corner Sixth, or at Arcade station.
Fifth street and Central avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
ONA MORTON STUMPING
CENTRAL CALIFORNIA

Attorney w. Ona Morton, responding
to a call from the state Democratic
has accepted a number of
speaking engagements in the upper Sec
tion of California.
Last night he was billed at Los
Gatos and he will speak also at San
Francisco Fresno, Oakland and other
points this week, returning probably
on Sunday
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
TRAVELLING MEN WILL MEET
AT HOLLENBECK SATURDAY

Another meeting of travelling men
will be held Saturday afternoon at
the Hollenbeck to arrange about the
parade Saturday night and to trans
act other business.
Bryan will get much help this year
from the knights of the grip.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
SENATOR CAMINETTI LOOKED
FOR TO ARRIVE THIS WEEK

Senator A Caminetti is expected in
Los Angeles from the north.
hartman Albert M. Norton, of the
county committee will put him to
work on the platform If he comes, as
every district will be worked by the
Democratic spellbinders.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
BOTH CATHOLIC BAZAARS
PROVE DECIDED SUCCESS
Local Talent Acquits Itself in Highly
CreditabIe Manner in Musical
Selections and Dramatic
Performance

The bazaars at St. Joseph's and at
ST. Patricks parish halls wtre decided
successes last night. 1t was the second
day for the former and the opening for
the latter.
At ST. Joseph's hall a program was
given In which the local talent of the
parish took part. Father Raphael Fuhr,
the popular pastor, was much in evil
dence during the evening, having charge
of the proceedings. The success of the
opening night was repeated.
At st. Patrick's Father O'Reilly,
equally popular in his parish, made the
opening address. A comedy sketch,
ION the Road" was given by c.
Francis, NJ. Earle and D. Jose. A
quartet gave several selections, as did
the orchestra.
This evening the program at st. Pat
rick's will be as follows:
Overture ....................'' orchestra
L. Finn and Miss n. Keefe.
Musical skit 1.-THE Two Bugs"
Stats Davis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. M. Dale
Mary Rawlins. ............. Miss Neither Soul
Hanson Cabb ..............C. Il. EDWARDS
Vocal solo ..................- .Selectsu
Miss Marie Crosse.
Selections OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Orchestra
Both bazaars will continue through
out the week.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27

If you wait for him to order new
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Use the coupon below. Read the
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What other magazine would dare to
make an offer like this. Don't take
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27

A real estate advertisement sells one mans
property before another mans FOR SALE"
Dlacard has even commenced to gather dust
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
PRIZES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Address Aunt Laurie, Herald Junior
LIMERICK CONTEST

PRIZES handsome books for best completed limerick
Angeles writer and for best completed linn
erick sent in by writer from outside the city limits
Fill ne making rhyme with the first two and have
the meter,
Papers signed with and address
and of school and grade.
All contributions for this must reach this office not later
than o'clock Saturday afternoon October 81.
There schoolboy named Fred
Whose hair uncommonly red.
He had reckles too
So what could he do
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
HAAaPTON'S

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
NOTICE

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27
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the other magazines that may be Of
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The only way you can find out about
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-27

next. President, who will appoint
foar, and perhaps Ifoe, out of the
nine Judges who guard our Consti.
tuition and our liberties.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-06-11
ANOTHER TOWN Let SALE ON THE
PACIFIC COAST EXTENSION.
Marmarth. n. n. .Iune 1S


Business and residence lots will be
sold by auction in Marmarth, North
Dakota, Thursday, June is. The prize
es will range from 500 to $500 per lot.
Marmarth is the first division point
west of the Missouri river on the Pa
cific Coast line of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul Railway IN which
town lots are being sold.
Marmarth has a large tributary trade
territory, and a promising future as a
business town; has five miles of rail-
way tracks; a cement block factory; a
bank; several stores, and other lines of
business. Openings are now offered
in Marmarth for a brick and tile works;
for stores of all kinds, for professional
men, and others.
A great opportunity will be offered
at this sale for business men and inyes-
tors to make paying investments.
Write for full information to f. A.
Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chi
cago.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-06-11


The following article from the
Free Press of Gouverneur, N. T.,
refers to Geo. G.. Bogert, son of the
late 7. O. Bogert. He was born in
this town and received his early
training in the Scotland schools
An Ithaca dispatch says Another
name was added to Cornell's honor
roll of Orators last week when
George Gleason Bogert tied for first
place in the competition for the
Central Oratorical League prize
which was held in Charlottesville,
Va. The representative of the Uni
versity of Virginia was awarded
first place with Bogert, and the Chi
cago representatives came in third.
The colleges which sent men to
compete for the prizes were Chica-
90, Columbia, Cornell, Virginia,
Ohio and Wesleyan. The contest
was held under the auspices of the
University of Virginia.
The first and second prizes will
be divided up between Bogert and
the Virginia orator. This makes
the third time in fou years that a
Cornell man has won first place.
Bogert graduated in the college
of arts and sciences in 1906, and is
now a senior in the college of law.
While an undergraduate he spoke
on every speaking stage, and was
a member of two intercollegiate de-
bate teams. He was also promin-
ent in politics and literary work.
He is a member of the Zodiac club
and of Sphinx Head.
George G. Bogert was formerly a
resident of Gouvorneur, having re-
ceived a portion of his education
at the High School here.
He is a nephew of Special County
Judge A. L. Johnson.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-06-11
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