anaheim-gazette 1906-10-18

VOLUME XXXVI ANAHE JIM GILLETT—GEO. KNIGHT; NEW FRIEND; OLD FAVORITE Speak to Great Throng on Street—Enthusiastic Ovation to Next Governor Jim Gillett, the next governor of the state, and George Knight, the idol of California republicans, are in town as we go to press. They arrived this morning at 11:40 o'clock from Garden Grove, accompanied by a delegation of 100 enthusiastic republicans in thirty automobiles. They were met at the city's gates by a delegation of home republicans and escorted to town. Doodle Dees and democrats have held meetings here this year, with few hearers present and no enthusiasm. Today's meeting is one which cheers the heart of the next governor. The crowd filled the street, numbering several hundreds, and the enthusiasm was rampant and contagious. With the party is Warrén Porter, candidate for lieutenant-governor, republican county candidates and other next governor of California, and her old friend Knight. At noon Mr. Gillett and his numbering 100 guests sat down elaborate luncheon in the room of the Odd Fellows' building. As the future governor drew town the city band struck up a air, and the crowd cheered. Clyde Bishop introduced M in a ringing speech. Mr. Gillett in his speech said: "Since my nomination the cratic press of the State, and our Republican papers, too, b ed that I am a machine candidate the railroad candidate. Right want to emphasize the fact t no man's and no corporation date, but the candidate sole best and grandest party that try has ever had. "I believe in developing every est in the State and giving l port to every industry, to the our state may prosper. The assert again that I am not t date of any man, of any fact any man or of any corporation candidate of the Republican p if elected will be the Governo people, irrespective of party- same as Governor Pardee h and I hope and trust that my tration will reach the high republicans and escorted to town. Doodle Dees and democrats have held meetings here this year, with few hearers present and no enthusiasm. Today's meeting is one which cheers the heart of the next governor. The crowd filled the street, numbering several hundreds, and the enthusiasm was rampant and contagious. With the party is Warrén Porter, candidate for lieutenant-governor, republican county candidates and other distinguished gentlemen. This is Mr. Gillett's first visit to Anaheim, but he is being enthusiastically received. Mr. Knight's first speech here was with Gov. Perkins, in 1879, when he spoke from a stand across the street from where he yesterday stood. He was here again with Gov. Markham in 1890. His eloquence as an orator was such as to secure for him the honor of nominating Roosevelt in the St. Louis convention. Anaheim extends welcome to the Reduction in Flour You can get the best Flour that money can buname is SUNRISE— 50 lb Sack at...$1.35 Anaheim Cash Grocers Center Street - - - Opp. Boston H W. A. 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If you know your you can learn to play correctly upon the Piano or Organ with little pThe ordinary system of music notation is so complicated that cotively few people have the time or patience or ability to thoroughly it. This new invention does away with all the difficulties and everybody to learn how to play correctly in a short time. Not a mechanical piano or organ player in any respect. It’s an tion that’s going to revolutionize music and form the basis for a cmusical education. Arranged in artistic portfolios of “Easy Form, containing ten pieces of music. The guide for the key board of a y organ and full instructions—short and simple. Price complete $50. Orange County Agency EASY FORM MUSIC COMPANY, 120 adelphia street, Anaheim, California. ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1904 DOODLE DEE LANGDON MAKES HIS SPIEL Sees a Boss in Every Bush — Schoolboy Flights of Oratory—Toy Cannon. Doodle Dee Langdon, the "independence league" nominee for governor, spoke to a small audience on the street here on Thursday afternoon. Mr. Langdon drove into town in an automobile, accompanied by several spielers, including Mr. Black of Santa Ana, who imagines he is running for railroad commissioner; Cholly Boy Williams of Los Angeles, who wants to be attorney-general; an Ocean Park young man who is also out for an office; a young fellow from Santa Barbara, who acted as chief spieler, but was shortly unmasked by Langdon, who introduced him as a candidate for clerk of the supreme court; a blase comedian singing a topical song, and a toy cannon. Candidate Langdon blew in punctuated speech. Supervisor Linebarger badly sprained ankle and other injuries in a runaway accident at the crossing south of town about 3 o'clock driving home from Santa Ana his horse took fright at lying alongside the thorough animal started to run away. Linebarger on the ankle, tating him from the buggy. Nate Stone who was dressed in a passing automobile. Late procured in this city and he to his home in Fullerton. He was out again yet crutches. Miss Estella Wilson of had a novel experience with pocket on Sunday evening returning home from Los Angeles an electric car in company and mother. Mr. Wilson outside, while his wife arrives. State and giving loyal suppor industry, to the end that may prosper. Therefore, I am that I am not the candidate man, of any faction, or of any corporation, but the Republican party, and will be the Governor of the respective party—just the Governor Pardee has been; and trust that my administration reach the high standard set. Republican party is a business believes in a business admin. both State and national if the people of the state continue our party in power for four years every effort to give the state a care-chemical and business-like adon. Den of my speeches in this shall be discussion of nation-I take pride in my allegi-continued on Page 8 Flour money can buy—the..$1.35 Grocery Opp. Boston Bakery. WALLACE, Prop. & CO. Gasoline and Paints Cement Concrete Pipe one and troughs. Phone Main 91 who imagines he is running for railroad commissioner; Cholly Boy Williams of Los Angeles, who wants to be attorney-general; an Ocean Park young man who is also out for an office; a young fellow from Santa Barbara, who acted as chief spieler, but was shortly unmasked by Langdon, who introduced him as a candidate for clerk of the supreme court; a blase comedian singing a topical song, and a toy cannon. Candidate Langdon blew in punctually on time at 1:45 o'clock. He was looked for and a crowd quickly gathered about him. He impressed one as a typical San Francisco politician, the last man south of Market street one would select for the important office of governor. He smoked a huge cigar and enveloped the surroundings in wreaths of smoke. A toy cannon was fired in the street, and men and women came running from the shops to see what it was all about. Down street three horses broke their fastenings and started to run away. The man with the cannon started to fire again. "Hold on, hold on there!" cautioned Langdon, "let's wait till these runaways are quieted." The man paused momentarily, but soon his fowling piece went off again, and the crowd grew bigger and bigger. An Irish comedian was introduced and sang a ditty about Casey getting his new shovel broke, and then Mr. Black told the crowd how he would everlastingly paste it to the octupus if he were elected railroad commissioner. Mr. Williams made his spiel, paying his respects to the present attorney-general, whom he accused of doing nothing in the gentle art of smashing the railroads. Mr. Bell's distinguishing characteristic was, he said, running for office, a habit which he incurred in early youth and which sticks to him with dogged persistency. "If Mr. Bell is elected," continued Williams, "he will be a candidate for re-election four years from now. As he believes no candidate was ever elected governor in California without the assistance of the bosses he will certainly do something during his administration to merit their good-will, and he will as surely betray the people. Take no chances—vote for Langdon." Two men clapped their hands at this. The rest of the crowd stood silent, wondering what else was coming. Other members of the aggregation Gasoline and Paints Cement Concrete Pipe one and troughs. Phone Main 91 Electric Motors don’t use fuel to troubles no noise—No dirt child can operate uns itself always ready reliable very efficient small investment small interest small insurance small taxes so depreciation 46 Electric Co. MUSIC If you know your ABC’s Organ with little practice. complicated that comparability to thoroughly master the difficulties and enables short time. any respect. It’s an invention on the basis for a complete melos of “Easy Form” music the key board of a piano or Price complete $5 00. MIC COMPANY, 121 Phil- years from now. As he believes no candidate was ever elected governor in California without the assistance of the bosses he will certainly do something during his administration to merit their good-will, and he will as surely betray the people. Take no chances—vote for Langdon.” Two men clapped their hands at this. The rest of the crowd stood silent, wondering what else was coming. Other members of the aggregation made their spiel, when top-liner Langdon was introduced and spoke for half an hour. Three men clapped their hands as he arose. He said there were three factions at the Sacramento convention: one favoring his endorsement for governor, another against him, and a third composed of adherents of Ruef, McNabb, McCaffery, Sandy, McNair and the rest of the corrupt bosses. As the latter gang were also agin him, his defeat was compassed without great effort. He pictured both the republican and democratic parties as being boss-ridden. “Which ever wins,” he said, “the people lose.” Langdon’s talk was a schoolboy effort at oratory. His platitudes were good, but there was little enthusiasm. He pictured a boss in every bush, seeking to spring upon the passing wayfarer and despoil him of his eye teeth. He referred briefly to his platform, which is composed principally of planks taken from the socialists. After Langdon’s spiel the crowd was photographed, and later the doodle dee aggregation hiked to Orange. Dr. C. W. Roberts, the eye specialist at the Federman building, who has been in Anaheim during the past three months, will be in his office, Saturdays, at the same place, till further notice. Other hours by appointment. oct18tf OBER 18, 1906 NUMBER 52 Servitor Linebarger Hurt Servitor Linebarger sustained a strained ankle and other injuries away accident at the railroad south of town on Tuesday about 3 o'clock. He was home from Santa Ana, when he took fright at a road roller alongside the thoroughfare. The started to run away, kickingiger on the ankle, and precipiim from the buggy. Stone who was driving with larger at the time remained in injury for 100 yards or more, when was overturned and he was to the ground. He sustained injuries. Larger was brought to town in automobile. Later a rig was used in this city and he was driven home in Fullerton. Was out again yesterday on Estella Wilson of Santa Ana novel experience with a pick-on Sunday evening as she was going home from Los Angeles on car in company of her father other. Mr. Wilson was seated while his wife and daughter CITIZENS’ MASS MEETING FORMS GOOD ROADS CLUB Anaheim in Line for El Camino Real Which Passes Through this City. A largely attended meeting of citizens of Anaheim and vicinity was held at the city hall on Tuesday evening in response to a call for the purpose of forming a good roads club. A strong delegation was present from Fullerton to assist in the organization of the club, as well as a number from Santa Ana. H. A. Dickel presided and P. H. Krick acted as secretary. Frank Ey, member of the state executive committee of El Camino Real association, gave a review of the genesis of the organization, as well as the historical character of what will come in time to be a splendid highway. The counties of Southern California are moving in the matter, and he urged the formation of a good strong club at this point. Clubs had been formed at Santa Ana and Fullerton, as well as in many Estella Wilson of Santa Ana novel experience with a pick-on Sunday evening as she was going home from Los Angeles on electric car in company of her father and mother. Mr. Wilson was seated while his wife and daughter had seats inside the car. Miss detected the man, who sat behind while he in the act of off her watch and chain. When a saw that his attempt was foiled fully took out a pocket knife, shed the young women's skirt.ified her father, but the pick-meantime had jumped off theich was standing on a sidetrackdict. Several passengers started sit, but the headlight on the in-car blinded them and the man in the darkness. Detective bill of the Pacific Electric de-force has been detailed on the Harry Dyer returned on Sun-um Denver, where she was calledUNT of the illness of her sister, absence of several weeks. Her improving in health and will entirely recovered. Frank Ey, member of the state executive committee of El Camino Real association, gave a review of the genesis of the organization, as well as the historical character of what will come in time to be a splendid highway. The counties of Southern California are moving in the matter, and he urged the formation of a good strong club at this point. Clubs had been formed at Santa Ana and Fullerton, as well as in many places in adjoining counties. Rev. Wharton of Santa Ana made a strong talk in favor of good roads. He had recently traveled over some of the noted highways of Europe, and compared Orange county thoroughfares with them unfavorably. C. C. Chapman made a sensible talk upon the necessity for good roads. Every thousand dollars expended by a good roads club will bring $10,000 in return. Orange county was noted for its bad roads. Los Angeles automobilists have maps showing the good and bad roads in Southern California. Few of these men ever drive their cars through Orange county. He referred to the cordial feeling existing between this city and Fullerton, and hoped it would continue. Father Dubbel read a scholarly treatise upon the life and work of Father Junipero Serra, father of El Camino Real, whose footsteps, he said, Palace Meat Market nacher & Schneider Proprietors DEALEPS IN oice Fresh and Salted Meats Telephone Main 51 Meats Delivered to all parts of city Even IRONING is a real PLEASURE Meats Delivered to all parts of city Even IRONING is a real PLEASURE When you have a gas range. Ask your laundryman how gas mpares with other fuels. Co. Office at Miller's Store. Call us up, Phone Main 61 Quick Desserts are nowadays to be had at every grocery. 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