Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
JOHNSON TO TOUR
SOUTHERN COUNTY
L.-R. Candidate for Governor to
Make Campaign by
Automobile
MANY MEETINGS SCHEDULED
Four AspirantS for Office Will
Accompany Head of Ticket
on His Canvass

Roginning with a mass meeting and
speech making at Tropico at 10 o'clock
TINS morning, Hiram w. Johnson, w
ID stephens, John NJ. Eshleman and
F. j. O'Brien, Lincoln Roosevelt league
candidates for governor. congress, rail
way commissioner and secretary Of
state, respectively, will enter upon
their automobile tour of Los Angeles
county
Their itinerary is as follows: Trop-
leo, 10 a. m. Burbank, Il q. III. San
Fernando, 1890 p. m; Lankershim, 2.30
p. m; Glendale, 455 p. M. South Pas
adena, p m; Pasadena, 8 p. m.
In order to allow the candidates to
be present at simultaneous meetings
in Pasadena and South Pasadena to-
night an interchange of speakers has
been arranged. Messrs. Johnson and
o Bricn will open the South Pasadena
meeting, while Messrs. Stephens and
Wallace will open the Pasadena meet
ing. At the conclusion of his address
in South Pasadena Mr.. johnson will
go to the Pasadena meeting, arriving
there about SAB p. m. Mr.. Stephens
viii go to South Pasadena and address
the meeting there at the conclusion of
his address in Pasadena
SCHEDULE FOR WEEK
All arrangements for the tour have
| been completed and it is believed no
difficulty will be met in fulfilling en-
gagements as per schedule although
the itinerary calls for a strenuous week
and an unusual amount of speech maxi
ing.
The itinerary for tomorrow follows
Lamanda Park (meeting to be held at
| postofice), 9 a. M: Monrovia, Lime and
Myrtle, 10 a. m. Duarte cat postoffice),
II a. M; Azusa (corner Azusa avenue
and Center street,, 12 noon; Glendora
| Corner Michigan avenue and Pacific
| Electric line), 2 pm; San Dimas CBo-
nita avenue near bank), 3 p. M; Lords
burg (Thrd and D streets), p. m.
Claremont (First street at San Anto-
MO building), p. m. Pomona, 8 p. m.
The schedule for Thursday is as fol-
lows Covina (near postOffice), II a.
M; El Monte (near postOffice), 11:3O
a. M: Whittier (Greenleaf and Bailey
streets). 12:45 p. m; Downey cat Dow
ney hoteD. 2 p. M; Norwalk (at post
| office), g p. M; Artesia cat postoflfce),
p. M; Clearwater eHynes Literary
halD. p. m; Long Beach (at Audi
torium) s p. m.
Friday, June 3, the party will address
the following meetings: San Pedro
(near Southern Pacific depoD, $3.50 a.
m; Compton (near nostoffice), 1O:45 a.
M; Gardena palm avenue), 1890 p.
m; Redondo (near pavilion), 2:30 p.
M: Los Angeles (Blanchard halD, 8
| p. m.
! MEETING POSTPONED
The meeting at first arranged for
| $50 a. m. at Wilmington will not be
! held as previously announced, as MIR.
| Johnson desires to devote more time
to the meeting there and will give spe-
cial attention to San Pedro and VIII
| mington. where, on account of harbor
matters, he will hold important mass
meetings at a later date, when he
tours Southern California just prior
to the primary election. Mr.. Johnson
| has MANNED to speak at'Gardena be-
! fore going to Redondo as first intend
| ed, and then will go direct to Sawtelle
| from Redondo.
! Although Lordsburg Is a compare
! lively small town, arrangements nave
| been made there for one of the larg-
| est meetings of the present tour. the
! enthusiasm of the citizens of that place
/ has led them to engage a brass band
/ for the purpose of receiving the candi-
| dates. The meeting at Lordsburg VIII
be held at o'clock in the afternoon.
The county central committee of the
| Lincoln roosevelt league will hold its
/ meeting Friday night at Blanchard
/ hall and Messrs Johnson, stephens,
! Eshleman and O'Brien will deliver ad-
| dresses at this meeting which 1t is
| expected will be one of the biggest
meetings of the tour. -,
| Mr.. Johnson and his companions VIII
| leave Los Angeles for the northern
| tour Saturday morning at 6:45, and
| that day will make speeches at Santa
| Paula at 10 a. M, at OXnard at Ia
| n. M, and at Santa Barbara, where ar
! rangements have been made for an en-
| thusastic gathering, at 8 p. M