Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-01-26
GLAD HANDLERS
INVADE NORTH
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEM
BERS ON TRIP
WILL VISIT OTHER CITIES IN PRl-
VATE CAR
San Francisco Plans Big Reception for
Guests-Oakland, Bakersfield
and Fresno Also to
Entertain


bers of the Los Angeles chamber of
commerce, left last night for an in
vasion of the principal cities north of
here in California. The boosters ira
veled on a special train, a de luxe edi-
ton of the Owl, which left the Arcade
station at 11:30 O'clock.
A step of three hours will be made
in Bakersfield, which will be reached at
7:45 o'clock this morning. The Kern
county chamber of commerce will be
host to the visitors and will show them
around the oil district and other points
of interest and commercial activity
Fresno will be reached at 3 O'Clock
this afternoon. The visitors will be
greeted at the depot by the leading
business men. From the station they
will be whirled about the city in autos.
A reception and dinner will be given at
the Sequoia CLUB in the evening.
Fresno will be left at IL o'clock tonight,
and San Francisco reached at o'clock
tomorrow morning.
From the moment San Francisco is
reached until it is left, the glad-handers
will be the guests of the chamber of
commerce of San Francisco. A special
committee of twenty-five will receive
the guests at the Ferry building to-
morrow morning and escort them to
their headquarters in the new Palace
hotel. In the afternoon an auto trip
about the city will be given. In the
evening a banquet will be served in
the colonial ball room of the st. Francis
hotel.
Friday morning the visitors will take
the steamer Isleton for an inspection
of California City," the United States
immigration station, and the San Fran
cisco and Oakland water fronts. A
buffet luncheon will be served on board
the steamer. Friday afternoon and
evening the boosters will be entertained
by the Oakland chamber Of commerce.
Departure for Los Angeles will be made
shortly after midnight Friday, and ar
rival in Los Angeles will be made Sat
urday afternoon at $50 o'clock. Those
who will participate in the excursion
are:
List of Excursionists
w. H. Booth, president Los Angeles
chamber of commerce.; S. Benioff,
ladies' tailor; G. e. Bittinger, vice pres
ident First National bank; w. A.
Bonynge, president Commercial Ma
tional bank; w. e. Bowles, Bowles
Bros; e. p. Bosbyshell, agricultural
implements; ]. P. Burns, shoes; r. j.
Busch, mems furnishing goods.
L. j. Christopher, caterer; III. D. Col
e. r. Damerel, s-Smurr-D amerel
company; Walter c. Durgin, vice presi-
dent Park bank.
Charles Elder, president Globe Saw
ings bank; c. w. Evans, fuel, feed and
building material.
j. w. Frey, mantels and CRATES.
w. M. Garland real estate; Lee C.
Gates, attorney; Mrs. Lee C. Gates; G.
c. Gates, live stock; Z. J. Gates, live
m A IN n
A, Southern Pacific company; G. w. e.
Griffith, president Highland Park bank;
w. w. Grimes, stationery.
E. e. Harris; George Hanselman,
manufacturer; Miss Hanselman; Ches-
ter II. Hoag, National Bank of Com
merce; e. c. Hauser, Hauser Packing
company; J. A. Henderson, California
Hardware company; Frank D. Hudson,
architect; C. A. Hunt, Los Angeles Ex-
aminer; r. J. Huntington, Otis Eleva-
tor company.
]. B. Jacobs, Simon Levi company;
H. S. Jones, stationery; ]. ]. Judson,
Sun Drug company.
]. C. Rays, vice president Park bank;
L. Kimble, w. w. Montague & Co.;
Frank w. King, Hawley, King & Co;
Arthur w. Kinney, real estate.
F. K. Lampe; merchandise broker;
r. d. List, real estate; d. p. N. Little,
Union iron works; Joseph Lotus, real
estate; w. d. Longyear, cashier Sc
curity Savings bank; e. ]. Louis, stocks
and bonds; DR.. Walter Lindley, direc-
tor Merchants and Manufacturers as
ISOLATION.
George H. Martin, grain; J. E. Mar
tin, jr., real estate; N. r. Martin, d. P.
A., Southern Pacific company; Charles
Mathews, Ludwig &c Mathews; S. M.
Mckee, Adams & Mckee; H. Morris,
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson; John A.
Murphy, vice president National Bank
of Commerce.
f. d. Owen, Sun Drug company.
G.. Puma, winery; A. e. Pomeroy,
capitalist.
H. Raphael, glass; Charles A. Rolfe.
Joseph Scott, vice president Los An
geles chamber of commerce; E. j. STAN
ton, lumber; Karl Steinlein, Haas,
Baruch & Co.; George H. Stewart, pres
ident Pacific Creamery company; Mrs.
George H. Stewart; Frank r. Seaver;
F. @. Story, president California Fruit
Growers exchange; Fielding ]. Stilson,
stocks and bonds; Charles M. Stimson.
capitalist; F. w. Stith, merchandise
broker.
j. V. Varney.
Charles S. Walton, dictrict agent Edi-
son Electric company; Frank Virgins,
secretary Los Angeles chamber of COM
merce; Carl Weber, constructing en-
orinaar