Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-28

end that shippers and consumers may
be possessed of complete relief and
| protection from excessive carrying
! charges.
1--WE demand such readjustment of
the present lines of the equalization and
railroad districts as will give to Los
Angeles county and the other southern
counties of California representation
| upon these boards which their popu-
lation and assessed property justly
entitle them, and we denounce as un-
just, arbitrary and unfair the increase
! in assessments imposed upon the
southern counties last year by the
present state board of equalization.
I'VE urge our representatives in the
legislature and congress to exert every
influence in favor of legislation that
| viii accelerate the development of the
harbors of Los Angeles county.
1--WE welcome into participation with
the Republican party organization all
good citizens who are opposed to cor
poration control of governmental af-
fairs and who adhere to true Republi-
can doctrines as enunciated in the Re-
publican national platform"
REGULARS MAKE FIGHT
When the question of adoption came
before the delegates several of the reg
ulars objected to the platform because
1
Cannon and Aldrich as enemies to the
best interests of all the people.
The regulars endeaVored, in every
way possible, to have the clauses de-
nouncing the Southern Pacific, Cannon
and Aldrich stricken out, but the in
surgents insisted on their remaining
and the platform was adopted un-
changed.
With the report of the committee on
nominations for county central com
mitteemen, the regulars made their last
stand. The report, as finally adopted,
calls for thirty committeeman selected
by the nominating committee and
elected by the convention.
1t also provides that the delegates
from each of the precincts in Los An
geles county select one man from their
number who, in cases where the policy
of the party is concerned, will be con-
suited bv the committee. These pre-
cinct members also, will have charge
of the organization in their precincts
and VIII be on duty at the polls election
day.
The regulars tried to defeat this re-
port by insisting that the precinct del
egates be made members of the CEN
trail committee, thus making it such
a cumbersome body that to get effec-
tive work from it would be next to
impossible After several heated de-
bates, however, an amendment to
insert a clause in the report making
the precinct members members of the
county committee was defeated and the
original report passed. These recon-
mendations, as adopted, follow:
FRAME COUNTY COMMITTEE
1--WE commend that the county cen
trail committee be composed of two
members from each assembly district
and twelve at large, and we suggest
to this convention the following named
persons to constitute said committee:
"Sixty-seVenth assembly, district-F. S.
Wallace, Pasadena; w. 1. Morrison,
Pasadena.
sixty eighth assembly district-J.
Albert Dole, Pomona; M r. Owens,
Whittier.
"Sixty-ninth assembly district-Geo.
NJ. Roe, Long Beach; P. A. Mulford,
Los Angeles.
"Seventieth assembly distrct-L. B.
Goodrich, Santa Monica; Dell Schwelt-
zer, Los Angeles.
Seventy assembly district
George Alexander, Los Angeles; John
w. Kemp, Los Angeles.
"Seventy-second assembly district
Russ Avery and r. d. Wade of Los
Angeles.
"Seventy-third assembly district
Charles Mcclure and William Telle of
Los Angeles
Seventy fourth assembly district
Marshall Stimson and Charles McKen-
zie Of Los Angeles.
Seventy fifth assembly district
Kemper b. Campbell and S. c. Graham
of Los Angeles.
"At large-W. A. Johnstone, San
Dimas; N. W. Thompson, Alhambra;
r. w. Prdham, South Pasadena; Brad
ner w. Lee, Los Angeles Stoddard
Jess. w. f. McVay, James Slauson, e.
A. Dickson, Meyer Lissner Arthur
Let's, George 1. Cochran, Los Angeles,
and W. Il. Bowles, Hollywood.
Said county central committee shall
have control and management of the