Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-11-01
NO LETUP IN THE
CAMPAIGN HERE
Democrats Will Wage a Vigorous
Fight Right up to the
Last Hour
SO MEETINGS ARE SCHEDULED
One of the Biggest Rallies in the
County vii Be Held in
Pasadena Friday
SO MEETINGS ARE SCHEDULED

Thirty-eight political meetings will
be held in Los Angeles city and county
under the auspices of the Democratic
county central committee during the
next SIX days. These meetings indi-
cate that the Los Angeles Democracy is
to wage a vigorous campaign up to the
last hour, in the hope that all of the
facts involved in the battle may be
brought to the attention OF all the vot-
ers of the city and county before No
vember 8.
Some of the best speakers in the
state will address the meetings in this
city and county during the next week.
Former Senator Del Vale, one of the
fearless and eloquent opponents of the
Southern Pacific political bureau, will
make interesting addresses. Mr. Del
Vale is lending vigorous support to
the candidacy of Theodore Bell and
other state nominees.
In Pasadena tonight there will be a
non-partisan meeting at which DR..
John Willis Baer will preside. Lorin
A Handley, Democratic nominee for
congress from the Seventh district, will
deliver the principal address at this
meeting. A Democratic mass meeting
also will be held tonight in Lamanda
hall, Rose avenue, Lamanda Park, at
which George L. Hoodenpyl, nominee
for state assembly from the Sixty
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for county clerk, and w. T. Harris,
nominee for sheriff, will be the princi-
pal speakers.
OF INTEREST TO BELvEDERE
George S. Patton will speak tomor-
row night at Belvedere. Lorin A.
Handley, Charles johnson, president of
the Old Hickory club, and Fred L.
Dwyer, nominee for county auditor,
will address this meeting. Mr.. john
son has promised to have something to
say that will be of special interest to
the citizens of Belvedere. These same
speakers also will address a mass meet
ing to be held at Pomona tomorrow
night. w. T. Harris, nominee for sher-
IF, also will address the meeting at
Pomona
Messrs. Johnson and Handley will
deliver two of the most interesting
speeches of the campaign at Artesia
next Thursday night.
stephen G. Long, nominee for SUI
perior court, now city attorney of Long
Beach, who is one of the ablest speak
ers in the county, will address mass
meeting Thursday night at Ell Monte.
Former Senator Del Vale has prom
ised to give out some important facts
and figures at the mass meeting which
he will address next Thursday night in
Glendale. This meeting will be held in
Glendale avenue, and is expected to be
largely attended in anticipation of Mr..
Del Valle's speech. Mr.. Del Vale also
will address a mass meeting Thursday
night In Logan's hall at Tropico.
J. p. Carter, member of the execu-
tive committee of the county Demo-
cratic central committee, will address a
mass meeting to be held in the audi
forum at Inglewood next Thursday
night, where he will go into the issues
OF the state campaign and reply to the
charges that have been made by Hiram
johnson against the Democratic state
standard bearer, Theodore A. Bell.
BIG PASADENA MEETING
One of the biggest mass meetings of
the week will be held next Friday night
at Pasadena, where w. t. Harris,
Stephen G. Long, Fred l.. Dwyer and
probably VIM. H. Truitt, G. w. Judy
and w. L. Moore, nominees for assess
or, treasurer and public administrator,
respectively, will address. the voters of
the crown City. The same night Mr..
Handley and Mr.. Hoodenpyl will adj
dress the citizens of Alhambra. MI
Handley Mr.. Long and Judge Cyrus
F. McNutt, the two latter of whom are
nominees for the superior court. will
address mass meetings at FL Monte and
Covina next Saturday night.
In the city of Los Angeles there will
be at least twelve important meetings,
six of which already have been ar
ranged The first Of these meetings
will be held tomorrow night in Paulk's
hail. 12261h West washington. Mr.. Del
Vale and Mr.. Carter will address this
meeting From Paulk's hall they will
go to 4707 Vermont avenue, where they
will address a mass meeting in Bucks
hall. w. It. Harris. Lloyd w; McAtee,
Fred L. Dwyer and Felix Viole will be
among the speakers at this meeting.
Mr. Handley will address two mass
meetings Thursday night one of them
to be held at Pages hall, Vernon ana
Compton avenues, and the other in
Kornblum hall, S14 East Washington
street. w. T. Harris, Lloyd w. Nc
Aztec, C. w. Judy and William Fl. Tru-
lit will be among the speakers at this
meeting.
The week will end with big mass
meeting in Normandie hall, 1880 West
Jefferson street, where Mr.. Del Vale
will address the citizens next Saturday
night