Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-26

Arrangements were completed yes
terday for the reception to be ten
dered to Theodore A. Bell, Democratic
nominee for governor, and Timothy
Spellacy, nominee for lieutenant gov
ernor, who will arrive in Los Angeles
at S:15 a. m. today The two STANDARD
bearers will confer with the leaders o.
the local Democracy Immediately aftet
their arrival Mr. Spellacy will be a
his office in the Citizens National Banl
building for several hours during the
afternoon.
In the evening at 7:15 o'clock Mr.
Bell will address a mass meeting il
South Pasadena. At 7:45 he will ad
Ndress the citizens of Highland Park il
AIiller's hall, $3.50 Pasadena avenue
where a reception has been arranged
by the Old Hickory club. At 8:15 Mr.
Bell will address the citizens of East
Los Angeles at a meeting to be helC
in Conaty hail. North Broadway ant
Daily street. He will speak at
o'clock at mass meeting which will
be held in Chutes park, Main anc
Washington streets.
The meeting at Chutes park will be
the big event Of the evening, and al
it's close Mr.. Bell will meet and shake
hands with his many personal friends
and admirers in this city. The people
of Pasadena, however, are not to be
outdone, and have made plans for Mr.
Bells speech at South Pasadena that
will make that meeting equally i'm
portant.
PASADENA CLUB IN LINE
Dr. u. T. Malaby, Richard b. Blow
c. MacClain, w. S. Windham, w. H
Hubbard, Benjamin Folsom, Charles
Grimes, J. b. Coulston, Rudolph Schiff-
man, Dr.. 1. H. Fisk, Jacob Weige
and many other prominent Repub-
licans and Democrats of Pasadena or
ganized a Bell-Spellacy club in thai
city last Monday, and the members
and officers of this club will be present
to assist in the reception which will be
rendered to Mr.. Bell in South Pasa-
dena this evening.
=. DR.. S. Y. Van Meter, Charles John
son, DR.. Charles Cummings and a
number of other Democrats and Re-
publicans of Highland Park have
charge of the program for the meet
ing in that suburb tonight. The lead
ing Democrats of Garyanza, Eagle
Rock, Annandale and Hermon, as wei
as nearly all of the college boys from
Occidental who are warmly support
ing the candidacy Of Lorin A Hand
ley, Democratic nominee for congress
will take part in the Highland Parl
reception and mass meeting. Rich
mond Plant, John T. Gaffey, J. B. Bro
kaw. Harrington Brown, Oscar Parish
Robert M. Lusk and other prominent
Democrats will be in charge of affairs
at the big meeting to be held in
Chutes park.
A number of prominent Democrats
of East Los Angeles have taken charge
of arrangements for the meeting in
Conaty hall, which will be Mr.. Bells
last meeting prior to his speech in
Chutes park, and they have promised
that 1t will be largely attended, fol-
they declare that East Los Angeles
has become almost solidly Demo
cratic"
Tomorrow morning Mr.. Bell will
meet DR.. q. T. Malaby of Pasadena al
10 o'clock and remain his guest until
noon. At 1915 p. m. Mr.. Bell will ad-
dress an open air meeting in Pasadena
at which time all those who are not
able to attend the meeting in South
Pasadena tonight will be enabled to
hear and meet him. AT 2 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon Mr.. Bell will leave
Pasadena and hold a brief reception
at the headquarters in the HollenbecB
hotel. At 7:45 tomorrow night he will
address the citizens of Redondo Beach
ITINERARY CROWDED
Mr.. Bell win go from Redondo at-2;3C
to address the Venetians. Friday
morning at 10 o'clock he viii address
the citizens of Monrovia, and at 11:1(
A. m. he will speak at Glendora. The
noon hour will find him at Pomona
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