anaheim-gazette 1906-06-07

AGAIN IN HAND IS STARBUCK'S PEN Rambling Statement Against New Telephone Company —Feverish Expiring Gasps Br. Starbuck of Fullerton has had another gasp. If any one can tell what he is driving at in his latest screed, that person will be given a free phone for a week by the new telephone company. Starbuck ordered 300 printed copies of the article, appearing in these columns last week, entitled "Starbuck Shows His Hand," and is now circulating them to a long-suffering populace. We have had so many calls for this article that, in response to a loud call arising from Orangethorpe, Buena Park and other points, not to mention those from this city, we have reset the article and it appears upon another page. Br. Starbuck's latest gasp upon the situation reads like this: "Read the Gazettee? U Auto. Fearing some may not, I ordered 300 eulogies printed. Great fellow, I. Even I did not know I was so great. (I thought it). The peoples' 1st chance to know it. I run the M. and M. Co. (the whole thing) two papers in F., one in Los A., the Tel. Co. (the Prest draws the salary) (lots more things.) I settled the 10c tariff. Four 69 letters were not worth the ink. A word from me and presto—! 'Getting rich?' don't deny it. Best months commissions, $139.93. Out of this, all operating and sundry expenses & nearly 24 hrs. work, myself. I earn it. I gave you continu- CONGRATULATIONS EXT Anaheim congratulates Mr. Lauchlin and Gunderson on of directors of the water company energetic work in brigade vote the question of constancy Yorba reservoir. Of course the Mother Gratulates Messrs. Crowthee and Kraemer also, but live do upon the north side, it to be expected of them that take up the matter which concerns especially the when they had little if any upon the board from this district. We have of late years hadresentation upon the board charitable way of putting it had poor sticks in service, seemed awfully hard to lose they are now deep in the fastnesses of oblivion hope they will long remain. In Messrs. Gunderson and lin, however, we have two less and energetic directors cordially co-operate with members of the board in any printing for the good of the irrigation company. Anaheim extends congratulations them, and to all members of favoring the great enterprise. As for Mr. Hale, we regard gentleman actuated by honesty but not at all times open to by dispassionate argument, faith that he will yet see the announce himself in favor terprise. He is the one company opposed to it which is worth a rap, and we believe mon sense will yet be strong to lead him out of the entail which enemies of the com set about him. Great fellow, I. Even I did not know I was so great. (I thought it). The peoples' 1st chance to know it. I run the M. and M. Co. (the whole thing) two papers in F., one in Los A., the Tel. Co. (the Prest draws the salary) (lots more things.) I settled the 10c tariff. Four 69 letters were not worth the ink. A word from me and presto—! "Getting rich?" don't deny it. Best months commissions, $139.93. Out of this, all operating and sundry expenses & nearly 24 hrs. work, myself. I earn it. I gave you continuous service when it cost me over $15 per mo. above in com, for a long time I have spared no expense to give you the best. Yet many are told "almost every subscriber has it in for Starbuck." "Drug clerks for operators (insinuating boomerang, worthy of a fiend.) My faithful operators' work should justify resentment among their patrons, etc. About those "120 names." Such deceptions as "Put down your name, anyway; it will help me; you can scratch it out." "Only one person in Placentia flatly refused." "We offered the A. U. W. Co. the headgate free & got $1 25." "Have not canvassed F. at all." "We have driven the Sunset entirely out of Redlands," etc. are their own destruction. Redlands has nearly 600. Santa Ana has gained 72 per cent in one year. Los A., Pasadena, Long B. & many others over 100 per cent in 2 yrs. They do not spew us out as fast as you have been led to believe. To get some of the people you will need a Sunset, also, If we give good service, Why cut it up? Ask from Whittier to La Habra & many other places, how many they run on a line. Most Resp, I." Br. Starbuck seems to be unduly excited. He has been working overtime; and needs a rest. The new telephone company will give it to him. Hooray for Starbuck! Superintendent's Report Anaheim, May 31, 1906. To the board of directors of the Anaheim Union Water Co. Gentlemen—I report for the month of May as follows: Regular employes.....$490 00 Cleaning— Anaheim branch ditches.....$ 75 25 Fullerton, Placentia beh dtchs.. 175 37 Cajon canal, section 1, cleaning by Ruis.....92 00 Section 2, cleaning by Yorba Zanjero Nichols.....15 00 Cleaning sec. 3 by Nevarro.....103 00 Total cleaning.....$460 62 lows: Regular employes.....$490 00 Cleaning— Anaheim branch ditches.....$75 25 Fullerton, Placentia beh dtchs..175 37 Cajon canal, section 1, cleaning by Ruis.....92 00 Section 2, cleaning by Yorba Zanjero Nichols.....15 00 Cleaning sec. 3 by Nevarro.....103 00 Total cleaning.....$460 62 Repairs— South branch ditch, Fullerton...$7 00 North branch ditch, Placentia...10 50 Cement used 2 bbls at $2 80......5 60 Total repairs.....$17 50 Construction— Labor and team work to complete Tuffree ditch and make 80 feet of arch 4x4½ feet in diameter; lay pipe and construct gates for irrigators along dtch$489 45 Cement used on above ditch, 124 bbls at $3 30,$409 20,and 220 bbls at $2 80,$616 00......$1025 20 Average cost per foot about $1 00. Respectfully submitted, A. L. PORTER, supt. Unclaimed Letters Anaheim, June 6, 1906. Mrs M Bonetta, H T Elliott, care Hotel Freeman; John Fiehman, Felix Morales, Matilde Ordoney, Victor Schumacher, Mrs A N Spinner, Miss Edna Sheppard, Fred Young. When calling for above letters please say "advertised," and name the date of this list. One cent extra will be charged for each advertised letter. Letters remaining unclaimed at the expiration of fifteen days from date will be sent to the dead letter office. J. W. DUCKWORTH, P. M. Congratulations Extended Geo. E. Dutton Of Anaheim, announces himself as a candidate for Supervisor THIRD DISTRICT Subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. Samuel M. Davis Candidate for District Attorney Subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. Cal. D. Lester Of Santa Ana, (present County Clerk) candidate for AUDITOR of Orange County. Subject to decision of the Republican County Convention. C. E. Ruddock Of Fullerton, candidate for SHERIFF Subject to decision of the Republican County Convention, dition to guns. Both California items undoubtedly will be retained in the army bill when the house accepts the conference report. 3000—CREAM PIES—3000 since we have been at it; but our latest pie, which "Powell" makes, will beat the record at the rate it is going—"Strawberry Cream." Upton-St. Clair does not have to investigate our kitchen, we cook in your presence. Carrie's Cafe. CHICK SLAUGHTER For Resh's New are prepared to do class style; also a Sewing machines All orders in differ We are here to specially adapted for hall. Call and se Palad Schumacher & Sch Choice Fr Meats De Prof. Pierce R Newton B. Pierce, pat United States Agricultural stationed at Santa signed his position. He Santa Ana office will be the department, and no be appointed to fill the ed by his resignation. Mr. Pierce says that years he has been conduct experiment station for vation of wild plants own expense and has $20,000 in the enterprise chased the land occupation. He was summoned ton by Secretary Wilson Work of Congress Engton, June 2.—The California man is making a hard fight to punish the Sundry Civil bill an apportion of $200,000 for forest surrographical work under the survey. The appropriations are cut out this item, although past bills without exception. Totally, the committee killed proposition carrying $200,000 days of the Sacramento and San Valleys with a view to the government taking charge of all irrigation reclamation work there. He has abandoned this idea for sent session, but has received his from Director Walcott of logical survey that if the $200,000 referred to is put back in the civil bill he will set aside a sum sufficient for the purpose, in addition with the $51,000 appropriation of California legislature, to Sacramento valley down to the necessary amendment re-this appropriation will be the house when the sundry comes up. by Representatives of Colorado, Small of North and others. If the amend- adopted Gillett says the sur-ork in Sacramento valley will forward till next year, when hopes of better luck with his $200,000 amendment for Sacramento San Joaquin surveys. House public lands committee vorbly reported Representah's bill providing for the pur- private land holdings in Se- dition to guns. Both California items undoubtedly will be retained in the army bill when the house accepts the conference report. 3000—CREAM PIES—3000 since we have been at it; but our latest pie, which "Powell" makes, will beat the record at the rate it is going—"Strawberry Cream." Upton-St. Clair does not have to investigate our kitchen, we cook in your presence. Carrie's Cafe. CHICK SLAUGHTER 600 Barred Rocks all ages from seven days up to broilers, Orphingtons, Buff Cochins; also brooders, incubator and wire. Inquire Husmann barber shop. j7 A Hard Question. Modern Maid—I wish some advice. Old Lady—Certainly, my dear. What is it? Modern Maid—Shall I marry a man whose tastes are the opposite of mine and quarrel with him, or shall I marry a man whose tastes are the same as mine and get tired of him? The misfits of life, the square pegs in the round holes, cause all the trouble. When a square peg gets into a square hole we think it an example of genius.—Robert Barr. It is but poor eloquence which only shows that the orator can talk. Reynolds. A Question. "You'll let me come to your wedding, dear, of course?" "Well, I can't promise. My people are so enraged at my choice that I hardly know whether I shall be allowed to go myself." A Dyer. He—Do you think blonds have more admirers than brunettes? She—I don't know. You might ask Miss Turner. She has had experience in both capacities—New Yorker. If we are not willing to work and suffer for the sake of our love, we have not the artist soul within us. Packed-Beef Horrors Boston, June 2.—Independent of the United States government investigation of the packing industry and alleged traffic in diseased meats, and that of the President, the State of Massachusetts has been quietly conducting a beef inquiry of its own, which was begun before the Garfield affair started. No less than thirty-four convictions of dealers and wholesalers represent- the department, and now be appointed to fill the office by his resignation. Mr. Pierce says that years he has been conductive station for evolution of wild plants on own expense and has $20,000 in the enterprise chased the land occupation. He was summoned by Secretary Wilson cultural Department, and ed that he must abandon enterprise and devote it to the pathological dutiation. This Pierce declined tendered his resignation at the close of the fiscal year. He was informed that would be appointed and that send the records of the bureau at Chico. Such nected with the pathology is transferrable will at Chico, but the hothouses else remains will be auction. The plants were moved from the garden leased from Pierce by the needles and repairs for Turners' Sewing Machines 119 W. 4th St., Santa Ana. Nurses and the A prominent London referring to the fact that to encourage the visitation of the sick in acute care it was, remarked that "one of the results of the system of modern nursery stress on the importance of sickroom quiet. The old friends of the sick be allowed to crowd if Now the nurse shuts to good results in the maid has, therefore, become a powerful force in regular engagements of the mod when there is illness in it often practically rests than with the doctor, whether the patient shall the parish priest." Curious Chinese Play A pack of Chinese play genuine curiosity. They printed in black on thin average width and breadth that of the finger. Packed-Beef Horrors Boston, June 2.—Independent of the United States government investigation of the packing industry and alleged traffic in diseased meats, and that of the President, the State of Massachusetts has been quietly conducting a beef inquiry of its own, which was begun before the Garfield affair started. No less than thirty-four convictions of dealers and wholesalers representing the packers have been secured within the last three months, eight of them within thirty days, by the State Board of Health for selling "embalmed" or diseased beef. There is something like a panic among the dealers for more prosecutions are coming. As a result of the raids most of the beef seized and for which prosecutions were made was Chicago killed and packed beef. The matter now has reached a point where the Chicago packers must quit the State or revise their business methods. They are afraid of the revelations that may come from the authorities in the publication of the State board's findings and bulletins on the subject. Just at present no Chicago packing-house can be singled out as being the most guilty. Until the State board's bulletins have given out the information it is impossible to say whether the prosecutions were for selling Armour, Cudahy or Swift's products. Chemist Leach of the board also has proof that oysters pickled with boric acid, hamburg steak preserved with sulphate of soda, eggs preserved with formaldehyde, sausage preserved with borax, and other meat products with sulphurous acid, have been sold in this state very recently, even while the revelation about the packers were being published. Curious Chinese Play A pack of Chinese plays genuine curiosity. They printed in black on thin paper average width and breadth that of the finger of a hunter some cases they are only broad and about three inches in length. The length, the size, is always at least that of the width. Some have queer representations "kings," "queens" and "kings" upon them in black. Orated with the figures birds and fishes. Those darins and high officials images of mythological creatures. He Had Been T The clergyman was his children's service at a control during the lesson he had catechise his hearers on of the unjust steward. steward?" he asked. A man had arrived from England before, held up his hand man, sir," he replied, we cent look on his face, "wave a basin."—London Globe. Cordiality Cordiality is the least farthest going of all compulsions practitioners represent ceses. It is the key which social and business doors, closer together, helping to work together, lightening dens and changing the twinkle into the sunlight of "Gumption," by N. C. Fo Ho! Everyone! For Resh's New Gallery is now open for business. We prepared to do all kinds of Photograph work in first-class style; also agent for Singer and Wheeler & Wilson living machines and supplies. Pianos of the best makes. Orders in different departments promptly attended to. Are here to stay, having erected a new building especially adapted for our work, on Center street, east of city. Call and see us and learn our way of doing business Palace Meat Market Lumacher & Schneider Proprietors DEALEPS IN Choice Fresh and Salted Meats Telephone Main 51 Meats Delivered to all parts of city Prof. Pierce Resigns Newton B. Pierce, pathologist of the United States Agricultural Department, stationed at Santa Ana, has re-rid his position. He announces the Ana office will be abandoned by department, and no successor will be appointed to fill the vacancy creat- his resignation. Pierce says that for several years he has been conducting his ex-ent station for the culti- of wild plants entirely at his expense and has invested some $100 in the enterprise, having pur- d the land occupied by the sta- He was summoned to Washington Secretary Wilson, of the Agri- W. E. STEWART, M. D. Center Street Hours 10 to 12 a.m.; 2 to 4 p.m. Anaheim California Hatzfeld's Reliable Pharmacy Next to Postoffice If your prescrip-tion is filled here it is filled accurately and with fresh, pure drugs. Seventeen years experience in the drug business. This Hatzfeld's Reliable Pharmacy Next to Postoffice If your prescription is filled here it is filled accurately and with fresh, pure drugs. Seventeen years experience in the drug business. This store is advertised by the people. Ask your neighbor this question, "Who is your druggist?" The answer should be: HATZFELD Ask about Cal-Lax Tablets, the California Laxative. J. P. Hatzfeld, Prop. Anaheim. California Phone Main 291 SANTA FE HALF RATES Every Sunday the Santa Fe will sell ROUND TRIP tickets to Los Angeles and return at rate of ONE FARE (80 cts.) for the round trip. Good to return on day of sale only. dc7-td. J. H. Clabaugh, agent. Lumber J. M. Griffith & Co. Just Received Twenty Carloads Lumber and Builders' Material Doors, Windows, Lath, Shingles, Shakes, Lime and Cement. Los Angeles Street, near S. P. depot. HENRY M. ADAMS, - AGENT THE CORRECT TIME Is what every man wants; the only way to have it is to take your watches where they KNOW HOW to do the work and get the best that is in a watch out of it. This we guarantee to do. C. I. HOOPLE 125 Center St. Anaheim We Just Received C. I. HOOPLE 125 Center St. Anaheim We Just Received A Big Line of Watches, Clocks, & Jewelry And Signet Rings. Prices are very reasonable. Bring in your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. B. Hartfield IF YOU are in need of a Good Clock and wish one at an Exceptionally Low Price, call and look over our line Mantle Clocks of that Old Reliable Make, the Seth Thomas.' We also carry in stock the best makes of Watch Cases and Movements and which we can sell you at a Surprisingly Low Price Considering quality offered and the guarantee given. W. C. Talcott Mullinix Drug Store Anaheim Cal. Wanted—Fraternal insurance man to take good paying contract with old established order. None but first-class experienced man with reference considered. Call or write Geo. S. Caruthers, Superintendent, 211 Delta Bldg, 426 S. Spring St, Los Angeles. m24tf LOST ON STOLEN From Los Alamitos, May 3d, a bay pony, weight about 800 lbs, heavy with foal, white left hind foot, slit in right ear. Finder notify Frank Sparks, Los Alamitos. m31t2