Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-26
PUTTING THE ISSUE
BEFORE ELECTORS
Good Government Forces to Hold
Rousing Rally Tonight at
Normandie Hall

Good Government clubs will be or
ganized tonight in new precincts and
10 at a public meeting to be held in
the Mayhower chapel, SIT South Work
man street, r. w. Reynold presiding.
New precinct 5 also will be organized
at the home of C. e. Bent, 4211 Glen
Allyn drive, Highland Park, Friday
night at o'clock. New precinct for
merly included precincts and 4, be-
tween Avenues 81 and 46.
Joseph II. Chapman will preside at
the organization of the club in new pre-
cinct 100, formerly precinct 100, at a
meeting to be held at 8 o'clock tonight
in the rea lestate office of Frank A.
Law, S22 Central avenue.
William Teller, secretary of the Good
Government club in old precinct 1853,
in the real estate office of Frank A.
a meeting tomorrow (Friday) night at
8 o'clock to reorganize the Good Gov
ernment club in that precinct, accord
ing to the newly established lines of
new precinct 113.
A meeting has also been arranged
to be held at the home of j. r. Calla-
han, 237 North Grand avenue, at which
the Good Government club of old pre-
cinct % will be reorganized to conform
to the lines of new precinct 45.
TO HOLD RALLY TONIGHT
The most important meeting of the
week will be that planned for tonight in
Normandie hall, Normandie avenue and
West Jefferson street, at o'clock, for
which a most interesting program has
been arranged. A number of excep-
int ffF1dr FHril1 hn
heard, outlining the councilman situa-
tion, telling of the issues of the present
campaign, of the work achieved and
yet contemplated by the present city
administration and explanatory in gen.
eral of the political perplexities result
ing from the direct primary law.
Among the speakers who will address
this mass meeting will be George H.
Dunlop, newly elected president of the
Good Government central organization,
who will make his first speech since
his election. Besides Mr.. Dunlop the
meeting will be addressed by S. D.
We'll, Frederick J. Whiffen and George
H. Stewart, Good Government candi-
dates for the city council.
Mr.. Whiffen, in discussing his cam
paign yesterday, said:
my attention has been called to the
fact that there are reputed to be thir-
Teen CdHQ1udI6S III LElS race IOT Tie
city council, but that report is not
worrying me, because I am not in the
least superstitious. If anything, thir-
teen would seem to be lucky number,
considering the remarkable support 1
have received since I consented to go
into this race.
PEOPLE APPROVE COURSE
1.-THE people of Los Angeles turned to
the Good Government movement at a
time when it seemed that relief could
be obtained only from such fearless
and strictly non-partisan organization,
and in turn the Good Government or
ganization cleaned out the city, reno
waited every nook and corner of NUM-
cipal government and fulfilled its prom
ises. The organization is still handi-
capped, but with the election of a
Good Government ticket at the county
election and the placing Of two more
Good Government members in the city
council, it will be in a position to ac-
complish. the great things of which
both it's leaders and rank and file have
been dreaming and for which we have
all been striving since the good work
began"
George H. Stewart, who is Mr.. Whit
fen's running mate for the city coun-
ell, last night spoke at a banquet in
Buena Park, Orange county. The
meeting was held in the interest of the
Newport harbor and was a joint as
semblage of the Orange county boards
of trade Mr.. Stewards presence at
this meeting resulted from a promise
he made many months ago and illus
trates how well Mr.. Stewart remembers
his promises.