Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-26

fare, we are aware that the one great
issue in this campaign is financial
the collection and disbursement of i'm
mense revenues"
1t would appear that they said this
more because Of their realization of the
limitations of their candidate than
through their failure to appreciate the
broadening needs of the city's keeping
pace with its growing Importance.
Garvanza is planning to repeat the
rousing meetings held in that section
during the recall campaign at a meet
ing tonight in Miller's hall, 6311 Pasa-
dena avenue. Uncle George" Alexan-
der will speak, and ons that account
seats will all be taken in the hall some
time before the chairman of the First
Precinct Good Government club calls
the meeting to order When he spoke
at the same hall in the recall campaign
men and women who could not get in
and on the sidewalk below throughout
the meeting in order to hear Uncle
George"
city Attorney Leslie R. Hewitt, City
Clerk Harry Lelande, City Assessor
Mallard, and WILLIAM ]. Washburn,
John r. Pope, Charles H. Randall
George Lyons and other candidates for
Pope has been making special efforts
to see that music and other aids to-
ward making the meeting a success
have been arranged for.
Pico Heights precinct Good Govern
ment clubs will join in a campaign
rally at odd Fellows hall at the cor
ner of Ell Molino and Pico streets to-
night. Haines w. Reed, secretary Of
the League of Justice, will preside and
make a speech, and addresses will be
made by Richmond Plant and Lorin
A. Handley.
A regular meeting of the Young
Mems Political club, composed of
young voters in Boyle Heights, viii
be held tonight at 1902 Brooklyn ave
nue.. Several candidates for city Of
fees will make talks. The club was
organized recently by its secretary,
Vernon Ross, for the purpose of OBJ
tanning a clearer idea of the best men
to vote for in the coming election, and
through the energy of Secretary Ross
the membership has grown rapidly.
Meetings are held frequently, and in
addition to arguments from candidates
several addresses have been secured
on general subjects pertaining to citf-
zenship and the use of the ballot.
"Canvassers for the Good Govern
ment organization are finding that
many persons have given up the
thought of registering because they do
not realize that there Is yet ample time
| to register in order to vote at the reg
ular municipal election" said z. j.
Colborn of 1888 East Thirtyninth
street. "It should be better under
stood that it is not too late to register
or transfer ones residence and vote
at the municipal election
Registration is open until November
| IL for the general municipal election,
at which the city officials for the next
| two years will be selected, and a num-
| ber of important measures will be
voted on, including the public utilities
ordinance.
Col r. w. Richardson has been add
! ed to the list of speakers at the Re-
publican rally at the Methodist church,
! 1885 Sunset boulevard, Thursday even
| ing. Because Of his friendship for
| Frank Dominguez, who will preside,
! George A. Smith viii break his regular
rule and make a short speech. The
Twenty-first Precinct Republican club
is making special efforts TO secure the
attendance Of women living in the pre-
cinct.
Machine leaders concede that the ac-
| ton of the Republican party council
men in following Councilman Drom-
COLDS instructions on a corporation
utilities ordinance has cost them many
votes by clinching their record as ma
chine workers. Party leaders believe it
one of the biggest of the many mis-
takes made in the present campaign.
"I am now for a new council all
around" said a Republican who has
lived in Los Angeles seventeen years.
Before this public utilities ordinance
showed those men up as they actually
stand l was somewhat in doubt, but
now I am determined to vote for no
body who is in the council"
i The Democratic club will hold a J.
w. Jones meeting at its rooms on
Spring street Thursday evening, at
which several speakers will present the
} qualifications of DR.. Jones for the
, mayorality.
Frank Walker has put it on the tele-
phone poles in behalf of his race for
the council, 81 am in favor of carrying
out all legitimate pre-consolidation
pledges made to Wilmington and San
Pedro" Members of the consolidation
committee are wondering what pledges
they proposed are legitimate and which
. are illegitimate in the eyes of Mr.
Walker, and If any other councilmer
are indorsing the harbor plans with
mental reservations.
YOUNG COUPLE KILLED BY
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