anaheim-gazette 1906-10-11

Hughes' Stirring Words New York, Oct. 3.—With the declaration that the issue of interest in the forthcoming campaign in this state is not to be one of republican principles or democratic principles, or a partisan issue at all, but the vital issue of decent government, Charles E. Hughes of this city tonight formally accepted the nomination for governor which was brought to him by a committee from the republican state convention, recently held at Saratoga. The ceremonies of the notification of Hughes and other candidates was held at the republican club in West Fortieth street, and followed a dinner at which Hughes met the members of the new republican state central committee. Hughes spoke as follows: Highly appreciating the honor you conferred and realizing keenly the responsibility to be assumed, I accept the nomination. As a lifelong republican, as one loyal to the principles and best traditions of the party, I respond to the unanimous call of the convention. We enter upon the campaign inspired by the example and fortified by the achievements of our great leader, Theodore Roosevelt. The national administration with its record of established reforms, has strengthened its hold upon the confidence of the people. The activities of congress in the interest of all the public interest requires an honest administration will be my aim to make the institution of the government economical. I am not tied to specific measures. An examination, careful and tial, of all matters within the authority. BUSY MONTH FOR GREAT R. G. Dun & Co's. Monthly Press September in Southern California The month past has been a for the Southern California given the activity continues. Three busy in barley and bean fields are being rushed rapidly to factories and vineyards are still difficult to find sufficient help. Walnut grading has not and celery shipping will soon Exact figures on hay and put are not yet obtainable above the average. The beans will be greater than last year sugar beet crop is a bumper walnut yield is about 2000 tons of last year. Grape crop is years, and celery, tomatoes and winter vegetables promise big In fact, all reports show that ing of high priced products lern California for shipment increasing. Products are bringing higher prices than the exception being walnut c is priced 2c lower. Outside now being held at advance ciation prices. In bean fields are offering $61 per ton for b We enter upon the campaign inspired by the example and fortified by the achievements of our great leader, Theodore Roosevelt. The national administration with its record of established reforms, has strengthened its hold upon the confidence of the people. The activities of congress in the interest of all the people has been attested by the passage of the railroad rate act, the meat-inspection act, the pure-food act and the employers' liability act. In reference to this record of the federal administration, I should not be understood to say that this is a campaign of national issues. The paramount issues in this campaign are state issues. But in the matters which I have mentioned we find a notable record of achievement, which presents a striking contrast to the noisy pretensions of the hour. Our State administration has also accomplished many genuine reforms. “What do we find in opposition to us?” he asked. “A masquerade. An Independence League whose independence has bestrayed, and a so-called but spurious democratic party, which has violated every principle of democratic government. Vain is it for our opponents to parade in the livery of virtue. Empty are their professions and hollow their declarations and promises. If you know the sort of administration we should have in the event of their success, look at the Buffalo convention; for there you will find their motives and their methods mirrored; their motive, selfishness, and their method. We test the sincerity of their independence by their efforts to procure the democratic nomination. We test the sincerity of their appeals to American ideals by their despotic proceedings. We test the sincerity of their attacks upon the question of money in politics by their use of money in politics. We In cured fruit market firm rules in all lines. Apricot slight advance on the better. Not a dozen cars in Southernnia are now in growers’ hands held in the bin at 15c. The trade is taking peaches slow prices are maintained and arepected to go lower; 10c for stale 11c for fancy. There are about tons in state. Raisin market is strong per cent of the output has already sold. Sweat box price has risen 34c to 4c now being paid. His offered by wineries for grapes more than usual to that change ported shortage in foreign currencies to strengthen the market. The orange market for was off. More fruit was ship advisable at this season, and city of much of the fruit not of Market is now in better shape indications are that it will be satisfactory prices until close. The lemon market has been and continues in excellent every point. Prospects for citrus fruits this season considered excellent. It is not estimated as being great season just closing, but fruiting Honey crop of South formia will probably reach the output of last year. The over will to great extent make shortage in extracted product comb honey was carried over South. Conditions in oil industry good. Just enough work is being in fields to meet demands. The constantly increasing foreign prices tend upward. Locally, commercial condition never better. Volume of bu motives and their methods mirrored; their motive, selfishness, and their method. We test the sincerity of their independence by their efforts to procure the democratic nomination. We test the sincerity of their appeals to American ideals by their despotic proceedings. We test the sincerity of their attacks upon the question of money in politics by their use of money in politics. We test the sincerity of their devotion to the interests of the people by their efforts to foment disorder and exploit ignorance in the interests of self-ambition. What, then, is the supreme issue of this campaign? It is not an issue of the republican principles or democratic principles. It is not a partisan issue at all. It is the vital issue of decent government. The question is whether the unholy alliance that succeeded at Buffalo shall capture the state of New York. In my message to the convention, I stated that if elected it would be my ambition to give the state a sane, efficient and honest administration, free from taint of bossism or of servitude to any private interest. This is my position in a nutshell. It will be an unbossed administration. I believe in party organization—in clean, efficient organization. I promise all members of the party fair treatment and just consideration. No individual or group of individuals or private interest will be permitted to dictate my policy. I shall decide and act according to my conscience, and as I believe Constitutional Amendments Following are the remainder of the constitutional amendments to be voted upon at the general election next month. In the two preceding issues installments of these amendments appeared. Those appearing today complete the list. Voters should preserve them. Study them, so that intelligent action may be taken upon them. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 10. Being Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 40. This amendment fixes the pay of members of the legislature at $1,000 for each session, and removes the 60-day limitation as to the length of the session. It also limits the amount to be paid to attaches to $5 a day for each house. It is estimated that the cost to the state will be no more than it has been in the few years last past; that the legislators will get some of the money now paid to attaches and that they will have a longer time in which to transact the legislative business. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 11. Being Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 2. This amendment was proposed at the Special or Extraordinary session of the legislature. It proposes to give to the board of supervisors of San Francisco additional powers in respect to opening and widening streets. This amendment concerns, primarily, the city of San Francisco, and it is difficult to determine its desirability by the people of that city. The subject will doubtless be discussed prior to the election. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 12 Fruit market firm feeling all lines. Apricots show a chance on the better grades. Cars in Southern California in growers' hands and are bin at 15c. Eastern making peaches slowly, but maintained and are not exo lower; 10c for standards to pay. There are about 10,000 state market is strong. About 70 of the output has already been at box price has advanced, now being paid. High prices wineries for grapes diverted usual to that channel. Retrace in foreign crops also strengthen the market. Range market for the month more fruit was shipped than at this season, and the quality of the fruit not of the best. Now in better shape and in place that it will be steady at any prices until close of season. Market has been excellent unless in excellent shape at last. For citrus fruits the coming considered excellent. The yield estimated as being greater than closing, but fruit will be money crop of Southern California probably reach one-third of last year. The carry-ho great extent make up for an extracted product; but no money was carried over in the oil industry continue enough work is being done meet demands. There is a increasing foreign trade and upward. Commercial conditions were far Volume of business for Special or Extraordinary session of the legislature. It proposes to give to the board of supervisors of San Francisco additional powers in respect to opening and widening streets. This amendment concerns, primarily, the city of San Francisco, and it is difficult to determine its desirability by the people of that city. The subject will doubtless be discussed prior to the election. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 12. Being Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 2. This amendment was proposed at the Special or Extraordinary session of the legislature. It proposes to give to the cities of San Francisco and Jan Jose power to amend at any time within two years their charters without submitting such amendments to the legislature; also such amendments may be voted upon by the voters of such cities five days after a ten days' publication of the proposed amendments. While the amendment immediately affects only the cities named, its desirability as establishing a precedent may be questioned. It permits hasty action in matters of grave consequence. It has been pointed out that San Francisco has had abundant opportunity to propose amendments to its charter since the disaster last April. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 13. Being Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 8. This amendment was proposed at the Special or Extraordinary session of the legislature. It proposes to repeal section five of Article Thirteen, which reads as follows: "Section 5. Every contract hereafter made, by which a debtor is obliged to pay any tax or assessment on money loaned, or on any mortgage, deed of trust, or other lien, shall, as to any interest specified therein, and as to such tax or assessment, be null and void." The repeal of this section will permit thebororerofmoneyonrealestatemortgagesecuritytocontracttopaythetaxleviedthereonwheneveritishisinteresttodoso.IntherebuildingofSanFranciscoitwasapparentthatmoneywouldhave toborrowedintheEast,andthatthiswouldbedifficulttodoinviewofourverystringentlawsrequiringthelenderofmoneytopaythetaxthere- NOTICE TO TAXPAYEE Notice is hereby given that all personal property secured by you, and on all real property you Anaheim, will be due and payable Monday in October, 1906, andquent on the last Monday in thereafter, at 6 o'clock p.m. Unless said taxes are paid pro Monday in November, 1906, at five per cent. will be added thereof. Said taxes are payable to tha at his office in the City Hall, Anaheim, between the hours of m., and between the hours of p.m. N.F.STE Marshal and ex-officio Tax Co City of Anaheim. Walk on Easy Street Get rid of that painful corn or When relief and cure are to Indian Corn L will do the work quickly and with a particle of pain It is the nee ing corns, bunions or callouss.oftheleaf,applyittothecorr instantlyafterwhichthecorn istirely.itisharmlessandtotalotherremedy.WewhetestallovertheU.S.,ofitswonderthecostisonly20cents,sentbytwocentstampsandourbookthefeet."IndianPileO Piles,price50cents.Agents selling these wonderful remedi terms.Address,BOND SUPPLY BUILDING,WASHINGTON,D Joseph Ba Undertaker Embalmer Furniture Bedding Repair The repeal of this section will permit the borrower of money on real estate mortgage security to contract to pay the taxes levied thereon whenever it is his interest to do so. In the rebuilding of San Francisco it was apparent that money would have to be borrowed in the East, and that this would be difficult to do in view of our very stringent laws requiring the lender of money to pay the tax thereon, and in the rebuilding of that city Eastern capital must be borrowed. The adoption of this amendment is of vital consequence to the city. The repeal of this section does not involve the question of the taxation of mortgages, and mortgages will continue to be taxed should the amendment be adopted. It has a bearing on the question, however, in that it has been conclusively established that the borrower always pays the tax in the end. Lenders of money calculate upon receiving a net rate of interest and add thereto a sufficient rate to cover taxes. And almost invariably this additional rate is in excess of the actual rate of taxation. So really the borrower pays a penalty for the privilege of having the lender pay the tax. He could save money by paying it himself, and by the adoption of this amendment the law will permit him to contract so to do. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 12. Being Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 12. This amendment was proposed at the Special or Extraordinary session of the legislature, and proposes to give to the cities of San Francisco and San Jose the right to issue 75-year municipal bonds. At present 40-year bonds are permitted. The necessity for this amendment has not yet been made apparent. For nice well roasted peanuts and fresh popcorn see John G. Wirsching. Have You an Extra Room to Heat? There need not be a cold room in the house if you own a PERFECTION Oil Heater. This is an oil heater that gives satisfaction wherever used. Produces intense heat without smoke or smell because it is equipped with smokeless device—no trouble, no danger. Easily carried around from room to room. You cannot turn the wick too high or too low. As easy and simple to care for as a lamp. 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NOTICE TO EXPAYERS! is hereby given that the city taxes on onal property secured by real properon all real property in the City of in October, 1906, at 6 o'clock p.m. cent. will be added to the amount axes are payable to the undersigned 价 in the City Hall, in said City of between the hours of 10 a.m. and 12 between the hours of 2 p.m. and 5 N. F. STEADMAN, and ex-officio Tax Collector of the Anaheim. sep27-9t walk on asy Street of that painful corn or bunion. relief and cure are to be obtained, an Corn Leaf the work quickly and without causing e of pain. It is the new way of treats. bunions or callous. Cut off a piece of it apply it to the corn, relief comes after which the corn is removed enit is harmless and totally unlike any medy. We have testimonials from the U.S., of its wonderful cures, and is only 20 cents, sent by mail for ten stamps and our booklet how to treat "Indian Pile Ointment" cures price 50 cents. Agents make money these wonderful remedies. 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