anaheim-gazette 1906-10-25

REPUBLICANS AT FULLERTON HAVE GREAT MEETING Largest Political Gathering in History of Town Greets Candidates—Fireworks. Fullerton republicans broke the record on Tuesday evening with the largest political meeting ever held in the history of that bustling burg. Fireworks blazed in the streets, and from miles around automobiles and carriages brought additions to the gathering, until Bank hall was crowded to the doors long before time for opening the meeting. The candidates and accompanying friends arrived at 8:20 from the dinner tendered them at Mr. Chapman’s elegant home on the Santa Isabel ranch. They were at once greeted by friends who pressed about them, assuring them Fullerton republicans never scratch and will stand resolutely by the ticket. C. C. Chapman presided and opened the meeting in a happy address which was heartily applauded. The candidates and accompanying friends arrived at 8:20 from the dinner tendered them at Mr. Chapman's elegant home on the Santa Isabel ranch. They were at once greeted by friends who pressed about them, assuring them Fullerton republicans never scratch and will stand resolutely by the ticket. C. C. Chapman presided and opened the meeting in a happy address which was heartily applauded. Clyde Bishop, candidate for the assembly, was received with applause on being introduced as the next assemblyman. The young orator evidently had friends without number in the audience, a number of them having seen service in the volunteer army in the line during the Spanish embroglio. He reviewed at some length the various laws which would come up for consideration at the hands of the next legislature, among them a new road law, a law Reduction in Flour You can get the best Flour that money can name is SUNRISE— 50 lb Sack at...$1.35 Anaheim Cash Grocery Center Street Opp. Boston W. A. WALLACE H. H. GARDNER & CO. Coal, Wood, Hay and Grain. Oils, Gasoline and Poultry Supplies of all Kinds. Cement Co. 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Davis, candidate for district spoke for an hour, making the strongest political speeches in this county in years. He retreat great length to the past recthe republican and democratic saying the latter was a gravedead issues—state's rights, key, the rag baby and free silmich even William Jennings admits is so dead it is not worth action. The republican record of up-to-date legislation, curbing crusts, railroad legislation, proto our industries, the Panama and progress and prosperity. Hat and Smith were accorded praise, and Barlow, the popucoat, who while a member of was voted against the import duty rus fruits, was ripped up the Davis referred briefly to the candidates; each of whom was pealed to his hearers to stand by the party responsible for this happy state of affairs. A voice in the rear of the hall: "Let Walker come forward. We want to see what he looks like." That gentleman arose amid great applause, saying if elected he would enforce the laws without fear or favor. The Fullerton quartet sung campaign songs, and the meeting dispersed with cheers for the ticket. MANLY STATEMENT BY S. O. WALKER Signed No Pledge-Card and Stands Squarely by His Record. STATEMENT FROM S. O. WALKER REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF To the voters of Orange county: In justice to myself as candidate on the republican ticket for sheriff of Orange county, regarding my stand in the matter of the approval of my candidacy by the anti-saloon league of Orange county and in reply to certain reports that are being circulated, I beg to say: First—That I have never signed any card proposition or pledge of the anti-saloon league of Orange county or any Candidates Entertained Republican candidate party workers were entwined elaborate dinner given man at his palatial reception Santa Isabel ranch on ing. Thirty guests sat including the candidate the county committee and men. At each plate cards bearing sketches priate to the guest, guided in selecting their by these cards. Many scored and great merriment resulted. The candidate attorney, for instance, where lay a card bearer a man getting outside a rock and rye. (This wa fore the bar.) The collected a place where mates were issued, there where the money was taken. An orchestra in the rendered selections when dining hall scintillated and repartee of the assoupled with the prove of the gentleman at the table. The guests sat down and at 8 o'clock, w/toasts were about to host announced his reg of time for this part o STATEMENT FROM S. O. WALKER REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF To the voters of Orange county: In justice to myself as candidate on the republican ticket for sheriff of Orange county, regarding my stand in the matter of the approval of my candidacy by the anti-saloon league of Orange county and in reply to certain reports that are being circulated, I beg to say: First—That I have never signed any card proposition or pledge of the anti-saloon league of Orange county, or any other temperance organization. Second—That I have never made any proposition to the anti-saloon league of Orange county or any other temperance organization for the purpose of furthering my election, other than that which I have made to the people of Orange county individually and collectively, and that is that if elected sheriff of the county of Orange I will enforce in Orange county all laws now existing or that may be hereafter enacted, regardless of friendship, party or politics. (Signed) S. O. WALKER, Republican candidate for sheriff. Minutes of Water Board Anaheim, Oct. 20, 1906. Regular meeting of the board of directors of the Anaheim Union Water company, with all members present. The committee appointed to examine the lists of stockholders assenting to the proposed amendment to the Articles of Incorporation, providing for embracing a small additional acreage in the company, reported that they found more than sufficient stock represented in the said lists but that owing to a number of the signatures not being in proper legal form it would be necessary that said signatures be again secured and in proper form before action could be taken toward the adoption of the amendment. The pumping plant committee reported progress in the matter of securing a contractor to put down the pit at Crowther's southeast corner. The matter was referred back to the same committee. The president and secretary were authorized to draw a warrant in favor of C. W. Bowman as payment of his wages as engineer of the pumping plant. A communication from W. B. Parrett complained that one of the gates in his district has been habitually in- Cement Concrete Pipe G Stone and Troughs. Phone Main 91 Electric Motors Can't use fuel No troubles No noise—No dirt A child can operate Runs itself Always ready Reliable Very efficient Small investment Small interest Small insurance Small taxes No depreciation Electric Co. CAL. MUSIC Itself. If you know your ABC's piano or Organ with little practice. It is so complicated that comparative or ability to thoroughly master all the difficulties and enables on a short time. Or in any respect. It's an invented form the basis for a complete portfolios of "Easy Form" music for the key board of a piano or piano. Price complete $5 00. MUSIC COMPANY, 121 Phil- ing a contractor to put down the pit at Crowther's southeast corner. The matter was referred back to the same committee. The president and secretary were authorized to draw a warrant in favor of C. W. Bowman as payment of his wages as engineer of the pumping plant. A communication from W. B. Parrett complained that one of the gates in his district has been habitually interfered with by a stockholder and he reported said stockholder by name to the board. On motion of Hale, seconded by Bradford, the secretary was instructed to write to said stockholder and require him to appear before the board at next meeting and explain why he should not be fined $25 for interfering with one of the company's gates. Applications on file for the transfer of stock were granted by the board. The matter of the description of the required right of way from J. Lempke et al was referred back to Engineer Kellogg for change. A communication from H. C. Kellogg referred to the proposed ditch through the lands of Gardner and Mulford at Richfield and recommended that the same be piped. On motion it was resolved that there be a pipe put through the lands of Gardner and Mulford in lieu of the proposed open ditch. Adjourned. P. H. Krick, Secretary. Mrs. E. H. Wallop returned Sunday morning from San Francisco where she had been attending the grand chapter, O. F. S., as delegate from the local chapter. Mrs. Wallop reports a pleasant and profitable time even if she was in a railroad collision. OCTOBER 25, 1906 NUMBER 1 Candidates Entertained at Dinner Republican candidates and other workers were entertained at an elaborate dinner given by C. C. Chapman at his palatial residence on the Santa Isabel ranch on Tuesday evening. Thirty guests sat down at table, holding the candidates, members of county committee and other gentlemen. At each plate were place cards bearing sketches in ink appropriate to the guest, company being asked in selecting their places at table these cards. Many happy hits were received and great merriment and laughter resulted. The candidate for district attorney, for instance, took his seat here lay a card bearing a picture of an getting outside a large bottle of wine and rye. (This was the man behind the bar.) The county clerk seated a place where marriage certificates were issued, the tax collector were the money was taken in, and so on. In orchestra in the music room ordered selections while the spacious hall scintillated with the witty repartee of the assembled guests, filled with the proverbial hospitality of the gentleman at the head of the house. The guests sat down shortly after 6:30 at 8 o'clock, when impromptu bells were about to be offered, the announcement his regret at the lack of time for this part of the evening's Candidates' Meeting The republican candidates will have a rousing meeting at the opera-house in this city on next Monday evening, Oct. 29th. The Columbia Marching club will come over from Santa Ana on a special train annn will give one of their far-famed street parades before the meeting. The city band will be out and there will be bonfires, anvils and illuminations. This will be the last meeting here of the campaign. Come out everybody and hear the speaking. A candidates' meeting will be held at Santa Ana on Saturday evening, Oct. 27. Senator Perkins will speak. The candidates will hold a rally at Yorba the evening of Thursday, Nov. 1. The campaign will wind up in a blaze of glory at San Juan the evening of Nov. 3d. Other meetings may be announced later. After election a grand barbecue and jollification will be held at San Juan. Attention is directed to the advertisement of Stock, Olmstead & Co., dealers in real estate, stocks, bonds and insurance. They have a desirable list of real estate bargains and have something to say to the buyer which will be found of interest on looking up their advertisement. Property is cheaper in Anaheim than at any other on orchestra in the music room ordered selections while the spacious ing hall scintillated with the wit repartee of the assembled guests, bled with the proverbial hospitality the gentleman, at the head of the ease. The guests sat down shortly after 6, at 8 o'clock, when impromptu acts were about to be offered, the announced his regret at the lack time for this part of the evening's entertainment. He said that a large merger had assembled at Fullerton street the candidates and were callfor them in the hall. He suggested automobiles be taken and that the city repair at once to the meeting ee. A rising vote of thanks was tendered Chapman, which were responded with a will. The party drove to Fullerton, where town was found ablaze with enthuism, bonfires and fireworks incidental the biggest political demonstration held in the history of the town. Mrs. Beebe and daughter of this city at Lake Crystal, Minn., where they have been recipients of much social entertainment on the part of olddece friends previous to their return to California. After election a grand barbecue and jollification will be held at San Juan. Attention is directed to the advertisement of Stock, Olmstead & Co., dealers in real estate, stocks, bonds and insurance. They have a desirable list of real estate bargains and have something to say to the buyer which will be found of interest on looking up their advertisement. Property is cheaper in Anaheim than at any other point in Southern California, and the country surrounding the town is undoubtedly the richest. Prices are on the up-grade and handsome profits are in store for the investor. Attention is directed to the advertisement of J. W. Duckworth & Son, general merchants of Loara. They carry a line of fancy groceries, dry goods and notions, are good people to trade with, and are offering bargains in all lines. Call upon them and inspect their stock and prices. They will certainly please you. Malcom McAuley, a well-known citizen of this city, aged 60 years, on Tuesday while at work on his building, fell through the roof to the floor. A distance of fifteen feet, breaking one of his legs in two places and one shoulder. One hand also was badly crippled. He will recover. Palace Meat Market Schumacher & Schneider Proprietors DEALERS IN Choice Fresh and Salted Meats Telephone Main 51 Meats Delivered to all parts of city Even IRONING is a real PLEASURE When you have a gas range. Even IRONING is a real PLEASURE When you have a gas range. Ask your laundryman how gas compares with other fuels. Gas Co. Office at Miller's Store. Call us up, Phone Main 61 Glance over our List of Good Things. Quick Desserts are nowadays to be had at every grocery. They mean much to the housewife, saving time, labor and money. We have the kinds that are ready for serving and the kinds that require a few minutes to prepare. 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