Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-09

government. L preulCt q SaIe anu SOullu
administration for the next term"
City Will Benefit
| Il am very much pleased over the
result. and believe it will be for the
good of the city" said DIR. Warren f.
J Day, pastor emeritus of the First Con-
gregationaE church.
Praises Herald
Bishop William Bell of the United
/ Brethren church said: Il had a notion
to write a regular love letter to The
/ Herald this morning. Los Angeles has
done herself credit in establishing a
permanent rebuke to the efforts of par
tisan political control. The Herald de
! serves great credit"
For Good Government
I'VE are very much pleased, for we
were in favor of the Good Government
/ ticket all the way through" said Major
Hughes Of the Volunteers of America.
Needed Elsewhere
Rev. f. p. Ryland, former president
of the Church Federation of Los An
/ geles, said:
Il think it is a very splendid thing
It was a declaration Of the real char
/ aCter of the people of Los Angeles, and
l feel sure that the result will be looked
to by the whole country 1t is glorious
and is needed over the United states,
Thankful for Result
1T is the greatest thing that has
happened in Los Angeles during the
! twenty-five years that l have resided
! here" said Rev. b. 9. Cory, field secre-
tary for the Methodist hospital. There
is no question that yesterday was one
of the fateful days of the city. l am
| thankful for the outcome
For Civic Righteousness
D. E. Luther, general secretary of the
Y. NJ. c. A., said
1T is recorded in Holy Writ that
! righteousness eXalteth a nation In
| asmuch as they tell us that at least so
percent of the population of this coun-
try resides in cities, we can readily see
the Importance of civic righteousness.
Hence any movement that tends to
promote civic righteousness in the gov
| ernment of the city is one in which all
good citizens should rejoice
More Praise for H,raId
Great enthusiasm was manifested re-
garding the election at the meeting of
the Federation club yesterday noon
Gen. Z. c. Bellows, speaking on Our
Relations with Japan" referred to the
great achievement of The Herald and
the result of the election, which was
loudly applauded by the club mem
bers.
Great Victory
1T is a grand and glorious victory.
and for one I am highly pleased said
Dr. Ulrich Hon yesterday. The twen-
ty-three men for whor I voted at the
primaries were on the ballot Tuesday
and all were elected. The Herald did
noble work and I think it rs the
cleanest and best paper I ever read
Dr.. Walker Delighted
"I am very much delighted and I
think that Mayor Alexander is the
best mayor that Los Angeles has ever
had and l think that he will do better
than ever now. All I can say is that
l am delighted said DR.. Hugh X.
Walker. pastor of the Emmanuel Pres
byterian church.
Herald's Great Fight
I'VE think it is fine-couldn't be bet
ter" said Nathan Newly, a prominent
attorney and president of the Fedora
tfon club. THE Herald has made a
magnificent fight. 1t has demonstrat-
ed that the people are not only capable
Of but desire self-government and don't
want machine government. one other
thing it has demonstrated is that pro-
posed ordinances should be placed on
the ballot in more intelligent way.
[ If we lose the anti-gambling ordinace
| think il will be because many thought
they We're voting for it when they
We're voting against it. The Herald
did a fine work and we are especially
thankful for it's work in the anti-gam-
bling crusade"
Workman Is Happy
Tvncle Billy" Workman was among
: the iubilant crowd yesterday. He has
been mayor of Los Angeles himself and
therefore knows whereof he speaks. He
said:
Il am very much pleased with the
success of the Good Government tick
ct. 1t means prosperity for Los An
: peles and will induce eastern men TO
invest here who would not otherwise.
All the world is looking at us and it
, will have a beneficial effect
Glorious Victory
6. p. Mulford. attorney and church
+ worker of Los Angeles, said:
! 1T is a glorious victory and we re-
ioice exceedingly over the result and
look forward TO one Of the cleanest
and best administrations that Los An
= gelcS ever had
Can Trust the People
f Fred L. Allies. head of the Allies Print
- ing company and an ardent Good Gov
ernment supporter, said:
/ you can always trust the people
t to do the right thing at the right time
4 when they are enlightened. We will
n have a good clean city government
Let All Help
4 "Wfth the Good Government officials
a i'm. let us put our shoulders to the
t wheel and push,' said j. d. Faris, a
% prominent voter on the Good Govern
4 ment lists. THE Herald was at the
% back of the whole thing and deserves
e great praise for the work accom-
q plished.'
Is Gratified
DR. D. Satterlee said:
q am very much gratifed at the re-
5 suit. IT was about what | expected
and it shows that the majority of the
T best people favor the Good Govern
T. ment'
n Will Advertise City
% "Thcre is no one in Los Angeles any
n happier over the election than l am,
e said {. II. Nesper, prominent among
@ Good Government voters. Il think ii
= will advertise Los Angeles all over the
+ world. Instead of a village it will
make Los Angeles the city of a million
4 inhabitants"
Dr.,,I 1F