Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-25
DEMOCRATS PLAN
BELL RECEPTION
Candidate for Governor to Be
Given RouSing Welcome in
Los Angeles
WILL MAKE TOUR OF COUNTY
Nominee Will Deliver Addresses
at Four Big Meetings To-
morrow Night
WILL MAKE TOUR OF COUNTY

Theodore A. Bell Democratic NOM
inee for governor. will arrive in Los
Angeles tomorrow morning, accom-
panied by Timothy Spellacy, the NOM
inee for lieutenant governor.
Mr., Bell and Mr.. Spellacy will ad-
dress four meetings in Los Angeles
county Wednesday night, the first at
7:15 o'clock p. m. at South Pasadena,
the second at 7:45 p. m. at Highland
Park, the third at 8:15 in Conaty hall,
Broadway and Daily street, and the
fourth at Chutes park at o'clock p. M.
The meeting at ChuteS park prom
ises to be one of the biggest events
of the week, and ample arrangements
have been made to accommodate the
crowd Chutes park is now being re-
modelled, including the assembly hall'
where Mr.. Bell will deliver his ad-
dress.
An enthusiastic Democratic mass
meeting was held at Watts last night.
Charles johnson, president of the ia
nous Old Hickory club, and Lorin A.
Handley the nominee for congress
from the Seventh district, were the
principal speakers at this meeting,
which was presided over by James
Lang, who said that everything and
everybody in and around Watts was
out for Bell. Mr.. Lang predicted that
Los Angeles county would go Demo-
cratic by at least 5000 votes. The same
speakers also addressed a mass meet
ing at Florence.
PLAN BIG RECEPTION
Tonight Lorin A. Handley and other
prominent Democratic nominees will
address a big meeting to be held IN
Odd Fellows hall, First and Chicago
streets, Boyle Heights. Judge Cyrus
f. McNutt and Stephen G. Long, Dem
ocratic nominees for the superior
court, will attend this meeting if their
other political engagements will per-
NIT.
r. r. del Vale, former senator, and
one Of the states most noted Demo-
cratic war horses, who is known as an
orator and one of the most influential
of the states public leaders, will ad-
dress q special mass meeting to be
held tonight at San Fernando.
Local Democrats are making big
preparations for the arrival of Mr.. Bell
and Mr.. Spellacy, who will have their
headquarters in the Hollenbeck hotel,
where a public reception will be held
in the afternoon between the hours of
2 and 5.
The members of Old Hickory club,
which organization Mr.. Bell will ad-
dress tomorrow evening at Highland
Park, have made arrangements Ior all
enthusiastic reception. Thursday
morning Mr.. Bell will be the guest OF
DR.. Malaby at Pasadena, and at 12:15
D. m. will address an open air meet
ing in that city, Thursday evening he
will speak at Redondo Beach and
Venice, next Friday he will make
speeches at MonroVia, Glendora, Po-
mona, Covina, Puente and Eel Monte,
and Friday evening he will speak at
San Pedro and Long Beach.
Tickets are still on sale in the office
of the county chairman, AIS Fay build
ing, for the big kite-shaped track eX-
cursion next Saturday, when Mr. Bell
and Mr.. Spellacy, accompanied by
other prominent Democrats and Re
publicans, will make addresses in all
of the towns between Los Angeles and
San Bernardino on the Santa Fe rail-
road.
The citizens of Santa Ana have ar
ranged to greet the party in the even
ing with a big automobile torchlight
parade and rally, and after the speech
making they will be rendered a ban
quet. The citizens of Redlands also
have arranged for a dinner in the aft
ernoon. Sunday Mr.. Bell will rest in
Los Angeles, Monday afternoon he will
address the veterans of the Soldiers
home and also make a speech in Saw
telle. Other speeches Monday after
noon will be made in Lankershim,
Glendale, Burbank and San Fernando.