Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-22
OPEN REPUBLICAN
CAMPAIGN OFFICE
County Central Committee EStab-
fishes Headquarters and
Agrees on Committees
ANNOUNCE SPEAKERS LIST
Southern California Campaign
Begins Monday with
Pinchot'S Speech
ANNOUNCE SPEAKERS LIST

The Los angeles county Republican
COMMITTEES yesteTday opened headquar-
ters for the campaign en- the secoHu ,1
floor of the Broadway CenllaI ouiiu
ing, 424 South Broadway 81
A meeting was held by the centr~
committee yesterday afternoon at
o'clock, at which the various subcomH
mittees were named by Chairman Russ
Avery and plan of campaign agreed
upon. Chairman Avery and Willis l.
Morrison, secretary of the committee,
are in charge of the headquarters.
Dell Schweitzer and J. G. Mcfarland
have been named as assistant secre-
taries and will take an active part in
the organization for the campaign.
In the conduct of the campaign it is
proposed to take the assembly districts
as the geographical unit for the pur-
pose of organization. Meetings of the
precinct committeeman in the various
assembly districts will be held once
week during the campaign, and upon
these precinct committeeman will de-
yolve the responsibilities for the con-
duct of the campaign of their respec-
tive districts.
1t is believed that by adopting the
plan as outlined much more effective
results will be obtained than under
the method of having the campaign
conducted solely by small body.
PINCHoT TO SPEAK
Tentative plans have been made for
the opening of the campaign in South
ern California at a public meeting to
be held on Monday, September 26.
Clifford Pinchot and William Kent,
who defeated Mr.. Mckinley for the
nomination as congressman from the
Second district, have consented to
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also be delivered by w. d. Stephens,
candidate for congress from this dis
trict, and by A. j. Wallace, candidate
for lieutenant governor. 1t is expect
ed that Mr.. Kiesling, who was Mr..
Wallaces opponent in the recent pri-
maries, also will speak at the meeting.
1t is planned to hold various other
meetings during the progress of the
campaign, and it is expected that Hi
ram Johnson will be present at a
meeting to be held here during the
early part of October. This meeting
will be held for the purpose of giving
the Republican workers an opportunity
of becoming acquainted with Mr.. john
son, and will probably partake of the
nature of a dinner given under the
auspices of the Los Angeles county
Republican central committee, with
the editors of the Republican newspa-
of honor
URGES RESIGNATION
The county central committee, in ad-
dition to outlining the plan of the cam
paign, is using it's utmost endeaVors to
secure q large registration and is call
ing the attention of the voters to the
necessity of registering on or prior to
September 28 in order to be entitled
to vote at the election on November g.
The following subcommittee were
appointed by the central committee
yesterday:
Law mmittee-Bradner w. Lee,
chairman; John w. Kemp, M. 7. Ow-
ems. d. A. Schweitzer, Kemper B.
Campbell, N. w. Thompson, Willis L.
Morrison, marshall Stimson.
Finance committee-George I. Coch-
ran, chairman; Stoddard Jess, Arthur
Let's, w e. McVay, j. Albert Dole
James Slauson. f. S. Wallace, S. C.
Graham.
Campaign committee-Russ Avery,
chairman; r. d. Wade, Bradner w.
Lee, Dell A. Schweitzer, r. w. Prid-
ham, George Alexander, e. A. Dickson,
Willis l. Morrison, w. A. tombstone,
Marshall Stimson M. II. Owens Meyer
Lissner, Kemper B. Campbell, John
w. Kemp
Printing and advertising committee
Arthur Let's, chairman; w E. Nc
Way, E. A Dickson, r. w. Pridham,
j. Albert Dole, George M Roe, w. e.
Bowles.
Election day committee-Willis 7.
Morrison, chairman; S. c. Graham, p.
A. Mulford. L. B. Goodrich, F. s. Wal
lace, M. 7. Owens, r. d. Wade, Charles
Mcclure, Charles Mckenzie, William
Telle, John w. Kemp.