Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-29
Political Notes

The Lincoln Roosevelt league work.
ers in the seventy-second assembly
district held an enthusiastic meeting
in the headquarters at 254 South
| Broadway last night, completing the
organization of the clubs in the pre-
cincts of that district.
Lincoln Roosevelt Republicans held
an important meeting in the Odd Eel
lows hall at Santa Monica last even
ing, perfecting the various clubs of
the league in the precincts of Ocean
Park, Santa Monica and adjoining ter
ritory. There was a large attendance
and a number of rousing addresses.
A number of Roosevelt
league enthusiasts met last night in
Colegrove, at Vienna avenue and
Santa Monica road, and organized a
by Frank S. Hutton, Sidney A. Butler,
Charles H. Randall and Supervisor
Pridham of Los Angeles.
Lincoln Roosevelt club No. 222, COM
posed of the workers in the precinct
of that number, have elected 9. S. Life
president and Sperry Baker secretary.
The latter is a candidate for the NOM
ination as delegate to the state con-
vention and Mr.. Life is precinct COM
mitteeman.
The Herald is in receipt of a four
column campaign circular sent out by
A. G. Spalding, the sporting goods
magndte formally announcing Mr..
Spalding's candidacy for the United
States senate and setting forth the
claim that he "has the backing of all
the regular Republicans of California" p"
This would appear to leave Edwin A.
Meserve of Los Angeles out of the
race, but friends of Meserve say Wal
ter Parker will not desert him.
Allison B. Ware of San Francisco,
Lincoln Roosevelt league candidate for
state superintendent of instruction,
accompanied by A. j. Wallace, league
candidate for lieutenant governor, and
John NJ. Eshleman, candidate for rail-
road commissioner from the Third dis
trict, were among the priEcipal speak
ers last night at an enthusiastic meet
ing of the Lincoln Roosevelt workers,
assembled at the high school audi
tc-ium in Alhambra. There was
large crowd John d. Works, league
candidate for United States senator,
also made a spirited address, and it
was announced that similar meetings
will be. held in Pasadena, Long Beach,
Compton, Covina and Glendora dur
ing the present week.
An important meeting of the voters
in precincts 1873 and 1856 to 20S, inclu-
sive, who belong to the Good Govern
ment organization, or are interested
in it's activities, will be held tonight
at 6027 Moneta avenue, at which ad-
dresses will be made to the voters by
j. H. De La Monte, Louis Guernsey
and DIR. e. M. Butler Precinct clubs
will be organized at this meeting ac-
cording to the new lines.
A meeting of the Lincoln Roosevelt
workers in the Seventy thirdA assem-
bly, district will be held at the Lincoln
Roosevelt headquarters, Third and
Broadway, Rindge building, at o'clock
tonight. There will also be a meet
ing of the league workers in the Six
ty-ninth assembly district tomorrow
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
The league members of the Seven
tieth assembly district will meet at 4
o'clock p. m. Saturday at the same
place.
There will be a meeting of the Good
Government workers, and others, in
new precinct 149 at the store on the
corner of Oak and Washington streets,
Satul -ay night at o'clock, July 30,
for the purpose of organizing cam
paign club. J. Il. Kiggens, district
committeeman, announced yesterday
that some good speech-making will be
a feature of the meeting, and a large
attendance is expected.