anaheim-gazette 1906-05-17

The Weekly Gazette. ESTABLISHED 1870 SUBSCRIPTION - - 1.50 Per Year HENRY KUCHEL, EDITOR Six months...$1.00 Three months...50cts Payable invariably in advance. Transient advertising $1 per inch per month The Gazette is issued every Thursday morning. Entered at the Anaheim Postoffice as second-class matter. The L. P. Fisher Advertising Agency, 425 Montgomery St., San Francisco, is authorized to receive advertisements for this paper. Our paper is kept on file in that office. CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF. C. E. Ruddock of Fullerton announces himself in our columns today as a candidate for sheriff, subject to the decision of the republican county convention. Mr. Ruddock has a good record as city marshal of our neighboring town, and has on various occasions proven himself to be absolutely fearless in the discharge of his duty. There are two conditions confronting his candidacy, which will doubtless be given thoughtful consideration by the voters of the county. One is the fact that his home town has at least two other aspirants for office at the coming election, and a fourth hanging on to the fringe of political society with a similar end in view. The second is that he has opposed to him, in the person of S. O. Walker of Buena Park, a veteran campaigner who corruption it exposes. His corruption that is not exonerated and the honor is due to the sane and writers, prosecuting attorneys other investigators who have a hand in the cleaning up political moral nastiness. The very agents of the party have had a hand in what cently come to be called "mending." The report of Commander Garfield on the corruption Standard Oil company was raking of a sort. But it was for which the president highly mended him. The Interstate commerce commission is just engaged on a job of the same It is uncovering all sorts ofruption, collusion and law ing in the coal carrying bus It has only just touched one coal carrying roads and p will find things equally bad it comes to the hard coal oil roads. But no one is going accuse Chairman Knapp or a muckraker for all he may cover. The same is true of nor Folk and District A Jerome and a lot of other men of both parties all o country who are making a b of digging up corruption al ing that it is disposed of in effective and sanitary way. No one need run away with idea that the president was at such men as these w the voters of the county. One is the fact that his home town has at least two other aspirants for office at the coming election, and a fourth hanging on to the fringe of political society with a similar end in view. The second is that he has opposed to him, in the person of S. O. Walker of Buena Park, a veteran campaigner who has already made considerable headway in his fight for the nomination. To be sure, the nominating convention will scarcely allot four nominations to the bustling town of Fullerton, eager as their partisans may be to secure their selection. There are too many candidates for that, even if it were good politics to give three important nominations to one town. Mr. Ruddock's candidacy would inevitably be strengthened were he the only Fullerton candidate, and his friends and supporters should see to it that not too many of the other fellows break off the reservation and announce themselves as candidates in the approaching campaign. There seems to be a multiplicity of candidates throughout the county, each prancing in his stall, and champing upon the bit, and it would seem to be advisable to apply the Osler process to some of them early in the game. Personally Mr. Ruddock is a likely looking lad, and no doubt has a bright political future before him. We admit a liking for him, and should he land the nomination, shall whoop 'er up white for him and no mistake. MAN WITH THE MUCK RAKE. Naturally the president meant just what he said when he pitched MAN WITH THE MUCK RAKE. Naturally the president meant just what he said when he pitched into the man with the muck rake. But few of his public utterances have been more distorted and misunderstood. What the president was inveighing against was sensationalism, the baseless sensationalism that has happily almost run its course in the yellow and would-be-yellow journals of the country. This country has been undergoing a great wave of moral awakening and reform. In some quarters, and from purely sordid motives, the reform has verged on moral hysteria. It was this that the president was striking at. He did not mean that the exposure of corruption wherever it exists is muckraking. He knows, few know better, that there are moral plague spots all over this country and that they have to be raked. He knows, too, that they are as offensive to the men who have to do the raking as to the public that sees them uncovered. But work of this sort is clean in the doing, though it may be foul in the Only once did the governor lose his head, on the occasion his memorable interview with unspeakable Schmitz over the ter's demand for the withdrawal of the military. Schmitz was dirty politics at the time. The ernor was doing his duty. wrath the chief executive, after tolling the virtues of the naval guard in the war with Spain, its prompt response to its call in the present crisis, deceived him too warm under the heat to consider the subject further are sorry for that. We should have heard just what the ernor had to say to Mr. Schmaltz that occasion. Pardee would probably have renominated by acclamation that course seems inevitable is the one big man at the helm of the state's great calamity, given its destinies from the gloom now enshrouds her, into thatious future that must come as the rising sun. Where are other candidates—Gillett, Fisk, Belshaw? Where is his bar'l? The San Francisco Always ReliaH1gh Grade Underw We sell "Peerless" brand of Muslin Unde best line on the market today. All garments sanitary workrooms by experienced garment m fectly of carefully selected materials and trimn goods closely and can buy them at such prices, undermuslins at home is nothing but drudgery. a discount OF 20 PER CENT, together w drawers, komonas and dressing sacques, white ready-made wash goods line. Saturday Spe Sheets 72x90 extra good quality, regular price 65c, on sale Saturday and Monday 47c each. Pillow cases full sizes regular prices 15 and 17¢ on sale on ASHER & FALLI "Where Quality C fire seems to have renominated Pardee some months before the assembling of the state convention. A letter received from a prominent politician of the north says San Francisco will not poll half its vote this year. As a result its influence in succeeding state conventions for years to come will be curtailed. For instance, two years hence its delegation, based upon this year's vote, will be half its present voting strength. The tens San Francisco is the political center of the state has striking illustration in direful calamity which city almost totally from From Siskiyou to San Diego is doing in state polls the approaching camstined to go down into history as the quietest in of the commonwealth. It seems to be stirring bosom of the political Gov. Pardee has issued careful affair with nothing credit, and he is probably better liked man than before. Always with aquipose characterizing headed and cool in dishe has gone through the experiences with caution credit to himself, and his acts have brought him all parts of the state. Did the governor seem to lead, on the occasion of public interview with the Schmitz over the latent politician of the north says San Francisco will not poll half its vote this year. As a result its influence in succeeding state conventions for years to come will be curtailed. For instance, two years hence its delegation, based upon this year's vote, will be half its present voting strength. The tens of thousands of mechanics who will flock to that city from the east will have no vote this year. San Francisco must inevitably give up its hope for another congressman. Indeed its loss of voting strength, unless it be recovered by the time of the next federal census, may necessitate the inclusion of other counties to maintain its representation in the lower house of congress. On the other hand, Southern California expects to gain two new congressmen by 1910. Los Angeles' great increase in population will entitle her to an additional congressman, even with the creation of San Antonio county, and the alteration of county lines consequent upon the formation of the city and county government. The four southern counties of Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and San Diego will doubtless be placed in a district by themselves. Perhaps San Antonio may be included, and perhaps San Bernardino may be thrown into the district to the north of us. REDLANDS capital seems to be looking to Orange county for investment. A rumor on the streets this week is to the effect that the erection of a three-story brick hotel is being considered as an investment by moneyed men of the orange town, and that the enterprise may eventuate in the near future. The opening here for a new hotel is most alluring. Our lodging-houses turn away guests nightly, and private boarding-houses are numerous, in order to supply the demand. Restaurants do a flourishing business. Yet it is A rumor on the streets this week is to the effect that the erection of a three-story brick hotel is being considered as an investment by moneyed men of the orange town, and that the enterprise may eventuate in the near future. The opening here for a new hotel is most alluring. Our lodging-houses turn away guests nightly, and private boarding-houses are numerous, in order to supply the demand. Restaurants do a flourishing business. Yet it is true that people remain away owing to our inferior hotel accommodations. Anaheim needs a first-class hotel and needs it bad. We trust these Redlands gentlemen will look into this matter carefully. There is money in it for them. Speaker Cannon celebrated his seventieth birthday this week and remarked incidentally that if anything would reconcile him to having another Democrat in Congress it would be to have Dr. Osler take a seat on the left side of the House. Admiral Deitrich's German squadron is to be held up a week while the "Dewey" (dry dock) goes through the Suez canal. The admiral must think that man Dewey is always getting in his way. While the Interstate Commerce Commission is about it, they might ascertain the differential on Muckrakes and Whitewash Brushes from outside points to Washington. It is very apparent that the press agent of the Metropolitan opera company was not killed in the San Francisco disaster. Always Reliable Underwear & Bargain Prices Muslin Underwear which means we sell the All garments made in clean, well-lighted and siced garment makers. Every garment sewed percials and trimmings. When you examine these at such prices, you will agree that the making of but drudgery. These goods we put on sale at T, together with children's white and colored acques, white waists; in fact everything in the Saturday Specials ce 65c, Pillow sale on Saturday and Monday each. Besides these plenty other specials for these days. & FALKENSTEIN ere Quality Counts" HILL SISTERS ARE SHOWING DESIGNS OF Western, Street and Children's Hats ! Novelties and Staples in Millinery Call and See Our PRICES! E. Center St. ANAHEIM CAL. Novelties and Staples in Millinery Call and See Our PRICES! E. Center St. ANAHEIM CAL. All Kinds of Poultry Supplies AT H. A. Dickel Chamberlain's, Coulson's and Steinmesh's Chick Ground Oyster Shells and Grit. Bone and Imeal., Lee's Lice Killer and Lee's Eggmaker. Germozone and Poultry Cure. t for the International Stock and Poultry Food 29 Years in Business Remember me for the most! complete line of Stationery, Confectionery and everything new or late. Give me your subscriptions for all kinds of newspapers and magazines Jos. 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Houck, Second Vice-President John Hartung, Cashier Perspect of a war between Colonial Venezuela loses much of its so long as President Castro is there to get killed. Communication has been received in Orange County Bar association Pardee relative to recent pass regarding the suicides. The governor stated realized the continuance of the night work a hardship to cer-but he had to consider the welfare of the state at large. He said that in declaring the holidays he was acting on the advice of the bank commissioners, and those versed in finance and law, and, until such time as it was deemed safe to discontinue said holidays he would have to declare them in force. He did not think that such holidays could possibly affect ordinary business, although it necessarily would retard legal jurisprudence. Needles and repairs for all makes at Turners' Sewing Machine Exchange, 119 W. 4th St., Santa Ana. feb22