Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-29
SIGNIFICANT
DEVICE USED
BY MACHINE
ENGINE DRIVE WHEEL POINTS
TO SOUTHERN PACIFIC
ONE MORE MISTAKE Is MADE BY
RUMP CONVENTION LEADERS
Busy Week Is Planned for Speakers
Who Are Working for the Good
Government Organization
Candidate

One more blunder has been made by
the Republican machine.
This time it is in the shape of a
placard upon which the emblem of the
machine-an S. p. locomotive drive
wheel-has been placed. The placard
is admitted now to be one of the most
serious blunders made by the machine
campaign committee, for it has caused
no end of comment and ridicule among
some of the most ardent Republicans
in Los Angeles.
Tackled up all over the city, these
cards are omnipresent accusations of
the machine candidates. The wheels
center or hub is a picture of Smith
It's spokes are photographs of Healy
Lyon and others To lend an air of re-
spectability to the picture and to take
the rise off the entire ticket, pictures
of Leslie Hewitt and Harry Lelande
have been used without their author
ity. But there is one saving element
in this, even. The photos Of Hewitt
and Lelande are on top where they
belong and will always be. because
Hewitt and Leland are Good Govern
ment men.
1t does not take a very discerning
eye to discover that the wheel Is al
most identical with the hywheel of a
locomotive. And 1t does not take a
very discerning person to reason that
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emblem of the Southern Pacific.
All over Los Angeles the machine
emblem is being talked about, and it
has acted as a boomerang which will
destroy the little remaining power of
the discredited. rump nominees De-
cember z.
This week will be filed with meet
ings under the ausoices of the Good
Government organization. The cam
paign will end in whirlwind manne:
Saturday night with n huge mass
meeting In Simpson auditorium. The
schedule for other meetings is as fol-
lows:
Monday. November 29-Akey's hall.
Vernon and Central avenues. Speak
ers: Meyer Lissner Thomas Lee Wool
wine, and T. L. OBrien.
Tuesday, November 30-Temperance
temple. Temple street and Broadway.
Speakers: Marshall Stimson and
Councilman A. J. Wallace.
Tuesday, Nov. SO-Bethel Evangell-
cal church. Fifty-second place and
Central avenue. Speakers: Lorin A.
Handley, Clarence NJ. Taggart and a
number of Good Government candi-
dates
Tuesday. November 30 weisen-
danger hall, 106 South Beaudry ave-
nue.. Speaker: Reginald Balmer.
wednesday, December In. r.
church, South, Sunset boulevard and
Chester street. Speakers to be an
nounced.
Wednesday. December 1-Rhodes
hall. Fifty-fourth street and Moneta
avenue. Speaker: Meyer Lissner.
Thursday, December pages hall,
Compton and Vernon avenues. Speak
ers: Lorin A. Handley and Captain
Lewis Hansen.
Thursday, December 2-Odd Fellows
hall, Wesley avenue and West Jeffer-
son street. Speakers to be announced.
Thursday, December q Marvin
Methodist church, Fiftyfourth street
and Hooper avenue. Thomas Lee
Woolwine and several other speakers
Thursday, December 2-West End
Congregational church, 2400 Temple
street. Speakers: Meyer Lissner and
Thomas Lee Woolwine.
Friday, December 3-1SSth precinct,
1858 East Fourth street. Speakers to
be announced.
Friday, December 3-1S4th precinct,
East Fourth and Clarence streets.
Speakers: Robert M. Lusk and others.
Friday, Dec. 3-Masonic hall, South
Main and Thirty-third streets. Speak
err Thomas Lee Woolwine.
Friday, December 3-South Park
PRESBYTERIAN church. Fifty-flrst and