anaheim-gazette 1906-10-18

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San Diego and Coronado Excursions The Santa Fe will sell special round trip tickets to San Diego at greatly reduced rates, daily, until October 31, good returning until November 15th. Time to take a Little Recreation See the Santa Fe Age WALKER NAILS ROORBACK; VICIOUS CAMPAIGN CANARD Runs Down Story Circulated In Convention — Involving Money to Bribe Voters S. O. Walker yesterday ran down at Santa Ana a vicious campaign canard which has been circulating about him since the republican county convention, and which vanishes into thin air—hot air—the closer it is inspected. At the time of the convention, a leading Santa Ana republican began circulating certain derogatory reports concerning Mr. Walker, in the endeavor to encompass his defeat for the shrievalty nomination. It was this man's inalienable right to support whomsoever he pleased in the convention, but when he began to give out reports reflecting upon Walker's character, he transgressed the bounds of political decency, and committed a wrong which he yesterday was quick to right. Immediately upon hearing this rumor Walker left the convention hall, after his nomination as sheriff, and while the fight for supervisor was in progress, determined to run down the canard. He spent two hours looking for his man, but failed to find him. He was rather warm under the collar. Since that time this vicious canard has reared its ugly head, like a serpent in the grass, at various times and in various localities, the latest point being at Fullerton last week. Walker met the author of the story corruptible—who has no right to enforce all the laws upon the statute book. Increase in Reeves County Clerk Lester friends in the northern county by sending us the following facts show which they are growing the other county pro- year’s registration, com- of two years ago, figure Precinct— Anaheim No. 1... Anaheim No. 2... Bolsa... Buena Park... Delhi... El Modena... El Toro... Fullerton No. 1... Fullerton No. 2... Garden Grove... Laguna... La Habra... Los Alamitos... Newhope... Newport... Newport Beach... Olinda... Olive... Orange No. 1... Orange No. 2... San Joaquin... San Juan... Santa Ana No. 1... Santa Ana No. 2... Santa Ana No. 3... Santa Ana No. 4... Santa Ana No. 5... Huntington Beach... Tustin... Westminster... West Orange... West Anaheim... Yorba... Orangethorpe... Trabuca... after his nomination as sheriff, and while the fight for supervisor was in progress, determined to run down the canard. He spent two hours looking for his man, but failed to find him. He was rather warm under the collar. Since that time this vicious canard has reared its ugly head, like a serpent in the grass, at various times and in various localities, the latest point being at Fullerton last week. Walker met the author of the story in Santa Ana yesterday and said to him: "I have been looking for you since the time of the convention. I want to have a little talk about politics with you. I understand you made the statement at the convention and have since repeated it. that I was a 'grafter,' and had a dishonest private and political record. Will you please inform me on what authority you make these statements." "I made the statement that at the last meeting of the republican county central committee four years ago, you asked for $130 to spend in Buena Park precinct," said the gentleman. "Now I don't want to dispute your word," replied Walker, "but I want to say that if I ever gave expression to such a ridiculous statement I do not now recall it. I might have said it in a josh, for I remember the boys were joshing about campaign funds at the time. But I never asked for any such sum seriously. "I'll tell you how much money I received during all the time I acted as central committeeman at Buena Park. That was just $6, and I never asked for another cent. This money was expended for teams to get the voters out to the polls." A bystander, a mutual friend of both parties, here stepped up and said: "I was a member of the central committee at the time, and I remember the circumstance you allude to. But this is not the man (pointing to Walker) who asked for that money. You have mixed him up with _____, who did make such a demand on the committee for another precinct, and was promptly turned down." That was a plain, straightforward statement from an honorable man, whose reputation had been maligned. "Can it be possible? If that is so, I have done you a great wrong," admitted the gentleman, "and I beg your Santa Ana No. 4 Santa Ana No. 5 Huntington Beach Tustin Westminster West Orange West Anaheim Yorba Orangethorpe Trabuca COUNTY BREWERY The Fullerton water by the Adams–Phillips last week sold to A. L. Olmstead of Los Angeles Mr. Selig is general of the Edison Electric company a valuable walnut town. It is announced company is not connected deal in any way and hailed in the plant under the management. Mr. Olmstead is the engineering contractor of Olmstead & Paulson geles. It had been ridden the plant had been sold but the purchasers denied and are emphatic in that they paid exactly $ property. An election had to vote $25,000 bought the works by the erate it as a municipal issue was defeated. Suit has been filed by Price of Huntington Beach her husband, S. W. Price $2000, alleged to have been from her by Price on M She asks the court for judicial and interest suit. The Prices are They came from Arizona Price had been engaged Since they took up their here Price has been eng real estate business. His lots and has sold many married about five y Santa Ana, Mrs. Price bof age and Price 46. is not the man (pointing to Walker) who asked for that money. You have mixed him up with ——, who did make such a demand on the committee for another precinct, and was promptly turned down. That was a plain, straightforward statement from an honorable man, whose reputation had been maligned. "Can it be possible? If that is so, I have done you a great wrong," admitted the gentleman, "and I beg your pardon for it. Here is my hand. You shall have my vote, and my support. I shall do all in my power to rectify the injury I have done you." At Fullerton this story, which is here effectually exploded, has been woven into a yarn that the republican candidate for sheriff is a "bribe-giver and bribe-taker." The fag ends of this $130 story are being circulated at various outlying localities, but it has run its course. It was a vicious accusation to make against any man. A well-known minister of the gospel has attacked Walker on this account, whereas as a matter of fact the man who asked for the $130 is one of his own townspeople. The democrats have concentrated their fire on Walker. Their executive committee held a meeting at Santa Ana one evening last week and conceded the defeat of every man on their ticket, with the possible exception of sheriff and district attorney. The democratic candidates have resolved to cut off their county meetings. This is a practical admission of defeat. This attack upon the republican candidate for sheriff will be worked to a finish, even if it is frayed at the edges. You may be asked to scratch his name off your ticket in return for a democratic vote for any candidate on your ticket. Be a man, not a monkey. Stand by this man—clean, honest, in- principal and interest suit. The Prices are They came from Arizona Price had been engaged Since they took up the here Price has been engaged real estate business. His lots and has sold many. Married about five years Santa Ana, Mrs. Price be of age and Price 46. M been jealous of her husband divorce suit between them contemplated for some several occasions it has tuck who came out best tween them. One affair happened on the street nessed by a crowd. Pri ered an honorable business has had no trouble in from the clashes with he has been married twice, cured a divorce from his to marry his present s other woman, with sever now resides at Salt Lake Senator Flint on Senator Frank P. Flintition to know of Congress lett's work in Washington recent interview he gives following warm endorsement. "That the Hon. Janett should have been the republican party of as their candidate for not surprising to one whan an opportunity to study acter, observe his daily Increase in Registration County Clerk Lester remembers his lands in the northern portion of the county by sending us for publication following facts showing the way in which they are growing, along with other county precincts. This year's registration, compared with vote two years ago, figures up as follows: Agecinct—1906 1904 Sheim No. 1...277 219 Sheim No. 2...190 154 Ana...156 126 Nana Park...294 236 Al...48 47 Modena...212 212 Toro...42 31 Berton No. 1...256 175 Berton No. 2...171 175 Den Grove...239 230 Una...24 22 Habra...86 68 Alamitos...109 50 Shope...158 218 Port...114 104 Port Beach...83 58 Da...181 179 Ee...199 198 Page No. 1...302 236 Page No. 2...268 235 Joaquin...55 37 Juan...122 102 Ana Ana No. 1...337 318 Ana Ana No. 2...348 305 Ana Ana No. 3...393 336 Ana Ana No. 4...356 286 Ana Ana No. 5...325 299 Washington Beach...251 ... Pin...246 223 Minster...287 260 Orange...78 78 Anaheim...213 211 Aa...76 70 gethorpe...19 14 Luca...28 25 Total: 6751 5822 quire into his past political record. From his early youth he has been an earnest student of political questions; not from the standpoint of the professional politician, but as a young man prompted by motives of purest patriotism, with the highest personal ideals and ambitions. At the age of 18 he was studying law, and shortly after admission to the bar was holding the office of city attorney of Eureka, Cal. After this he held successively the offices of state senator for two terms, during which time he was chairman of the state senate judiciary committee, and congressman from the First congressional district, to which office he was also elected for a second term. "As a member of the house judiciary committee Mr. Gillett was an important factor in the disposition of the many difficult questions submitted to that committee for determination and report. His sound judgment, judicial temperament, conservatism and honesty were eagerly recognized by his colleagues, and his opinion upon any matter before the committee was eagerly sought and had great weight in shaping the decision finally reached. "It will therefore be readily seen that his training through life has been of a kind that peculiarly fits him for the high office for which he has been selected by the republicans of our state. Two years ago I campaigned through his district, where I met his constituents, his friends..." COUNTY BREVITIES The Fullerton water plant, owned by Adams-Phillips company was week sold to A. L. Selig and F. instead of Los Angeles for $25,000. Selig is general manager of Edison Electric company, and a valuable walnut grove in that area. It is announced that the company is not connected with the city any way and has no interest in the plant under the new management of Mr. Olmstead is a member of engineering contracting company Amstead & Paulson of Los AnIt had been rumored that plant had been sold for $17,000, the purchasers deny the report are emphatic in the statement they paid exactly $25,000 for the party. An election was recently held to vote $25,000 bonds to pursue works by the city and opit as a municipal plant, but the vote was defeated. It has been filed by Maude E. of Huntington Beach against husband, S. W. Price, to collect alleged to have been borrowed either by Price on May 22, 1905.asks the court for judgment for capital and interest and costs of The Prices are estranged. came from Arizona, where had been engaged in mining. They took up their residence Price has been engaged in the state business. He owns many and has sold many. They were bed about five years ago at Ana, Mrs. Price being 26 years and Price 46. Mrs. Price has sought and had great weight in shaping the decision finally reached. "It will therefore be readily seen that his training through life has been of a kind that peculiarly fits him for the high office for which he has been selected by the republicans of our state. Two years ago I campaigned through his district, where I met his constituents, his friends and neighbors, and I know that he has the confidence of the people of that district, a confidence that will be shared by the people of the entire state when they have had an opportunity to meet him personally and observe his good qualities of mind and heart. He is a hard worker, industrious, attentive to the wishes of the public, thoroughly honest, and an enthusiastic supporter of President Roosevelt's doctrines." Codfin Moth Parasite Farmers' institutes have been held during the past two weeks at Santa Ynez, Santa Maria and Lompoc in Santa Barbara county, and at Paso Robles in San Luis Obispo county. The varied industries of these places were represented in lectures by experts, some of whom were from the University of California and from various other places. Representatives of the State Hor-ticultural commission were at the Lompoc institute and exhibited a colony of the codlin moth parasite. This parasite is of recent introduction, but promises to control the codlin moth so that apples free from worms will be the rule and not the exception. It was found that there are but few codlin moths in the Lompoc orchards, particularly those nearest the ocean. That district is frequented by heavy fogs during the summer afternoons and evenings, and as that is the time in which the codlin moth works on the apples it is unable to The Prices are estranged. He came from Arizona, where had been engaged in mining. They took up their residence Price has been engaged in the estate business. He owns many and has sold many. They were led about five years ago at Ana, Mrs. Price being 26 years old and Price 46. Mrs. Price has realous of her husband and a suit between them has been implicated for some time. On all occasions it has been nip and who came out best in fights be- them. One affair of this kind issued on the street and was wit- by a crowd. Price is consid- honorable business man and no trouble in town aside the clashes with his wife. He been married twice, having se- a divorce from his former wife by his present spouse. The woman, with several children, besides at Salt Lake City. Senator Flint on Giffett Senator Frank P. Flint is in posi- know of Congressman Gil- work in Washington. In a interview he gives him the long warm endorsement: At the Hon. James N. Gil- would have been selected by publican party of California or candidate for governor is arising to one who has had opportunity to study his char- observe his daily life or in- Civil Service Examination The United States Civil Service commission announces an examina- tion on November 20, 21 and 22 at San Francisco, Los Angeles, Fresno, Marysville, Sacramento, San Jose and San Luis Obispo to secure eligibles to make certification to fill vacancies in the following positions: Junior architectural draughtsmen, architectural draughtsmen, engineer draughtsmen, electrical engineers and draughtsmen and heating and ventilating draughtsmen. Anaheim to Chicago Daily The Santa Fe is now operating a Through Tourist Car, daily, between San Diego and Chicago. This car leaves Anaheim at 5:52 a.m. and runs through to Chicago in three-and-one-half days, arriving in Kansas city at 6:40 a.m., connection is made in Union Depot with outbound morning trains of all roads. 9:6 9:27