anaheim-gazette 1906-10-25

WASHINGTON CHAT [CORRESPONDENCE OF THE GAZETTE] Washington, D. C., Oct. 21. The president is looking ahead to the changes that will soon take place in his official family. Before the close of congress there will be two vacancies in the cabinet. Secretary Shaw will retire on February 1st, at which time he will have rounded out five years at the head of the treasury department, and Attorney-General Moody will retire a month earlier, it being his desire to resume the practice of law. Rumor has it that Moody is slated for the supreme court bench, but this is hardly likely, as much opposition would probably arise from having two Massachusetts men serving as associate justices at the same time, Justice Holmes of that state being a member of the court. Mr. Moody's retirement is entirely voluntary. The president has frequently asked him to reconsider his purpose, and greatly regrets to see him go. It is almost certain that Ambassador to Russia Meyer will be appointed to one of the vacancies, but just which he will secure appears to be undetermined. The second vacancy affords abundant opportunity for speculation, as yet no name has been menlioned that seems to stand the test. From the plans of the administration, the people of this country will not be required to pay a single penny ed to one of the vacancies, but just which he will secure appears to be undetermined. The second vacancy affords abundant opportunity for speculation, as yet no name has been menlioned that seems to stand the test. From the plans of the administration, the people of this country will not be required to pay a single penny for the cost of intervention by the United States in the affairs of Cuba. Just as China paid the expenses of the American troops and ships in quelling the Boxer uprisings in 1900, so will Cuba be compelled to pay out of her treasury an enormous sum for the folly which made American intervention necessary. The war department has now given out the figures of the present cost as $25,000 per day, and this figure will be materially advanced when Governor Magoon takes charge and relieves Secretary Taft. The governor's salary has been fixed at $25,000 yearly, the same amount that the Cuban people paid to President Palma. The new governor has power to surround himself with all kinds of high priced officials, or he may limit the number and the amount of salaries as he sees fit, and Cuba will have no say whatever in fixing the price she must pay. On the basis of present plans for complete intervention, and following the precedent of the Boxer uprising, it is now computed that Cuba will be required to pay $1,000,000 a month for the service being rendered by the United States. The Jamestown exposition will have a unique exhibition from the navy department. A small-sized basin, twenty feet long and ten feet wide, filled with blue sea water and floating thirty-eight war ships in line of review, is one of the surprises awaiting exposition visitors. The ships will be exact reproductions of those which took part in the great Chas. R. Schenck...of Santa FOR SUPERVISORS First District H. E. Smith...of Santa Second District G. W. Moore...of Sm Third District George E. Dutton...of An Fourth District D. A. MacMullan...of Fifth District George W. Angle...of Santa JUSTICES OF THE PEACE ANAHEIM TOWNSHIP. J. S. Howard...of Ana CONSTABLE. M. H. Litten...of Ana LOS ALAMITOS. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE A. Talbert...Los Alamitos FULLERTON JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. J. E. Ford...of Fullerton L. C. Edwards...of Fullerton naval parade at Oyster Bay and reviewed by the president. Each smoke-stack will pour colloid black smoke; from the master fly the flags which attire the ships when they have on a hood dress, and from each gun will tiny shots fired by smokeless powder. Every type of United States ship will be seen, from the collapsed battleship. The work has already been started, so there was no possibility of the heavy work preventing its completion—the time the exposition opens. Cost does not enter into the scale at all. As much money will be as is necessary to complete the derrful display in every detail. Secretary Wilson of the department of agriculture is highly satisfied over the fact that 500,000 bushels of Durum wheat were threshed in this country this year. He is pleased that his departure took the step five years ago, introducing Durum wheat into United States as the results been beneficial to a great farmer. This wheat is known macaroni wheat, because of its manufacture of macaroni is a hard spring wheat and c The Better Way The tissues of the throat are inflamed and irritated; you cough, and there is more irritation—more coughing. You take a cough mixture and it eases the irritation—for a while. You take SCOTT'S EMULSION and it cures the cold. That's what is necessary. It soothes the throat because it reduces the irritation; cures the cold because it drives out the inflammation; builds up the weakened tissues because it nourishes them back to their natural strength. That's how Scott's Emulsion deals with a sore throat, a cough, a cold, or bronchitis. WE'LL SEND YOU A SAMPLE FREE. SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 Pearl Street New York AMERICAN TICKET R GOVERNOR Bett...of Humboldt GRESS—Eighth District of Bakersfield COUNTY Ticket ASSEMBLYMAN D....of El Modena COUNTY CLERK Ins....of Orange R SHERIFF of Buena Park RECORDER Ins....of Santa Ana R AUDITOR Ins....of Santa Ana TREASURER Ins....of Santa Ana AX COLLECTOR Ins....of Santa Ana R ASSESSOR District ATTORNEY Ins....of Santa Ana UC ADMINISTRATOR O CORONER Ins....of Santa Ana Interintendent of Schools Inter...of Placentia SURVEYOR Monck...of Santa Ana SUPERVISORS First District of Santa Ana Second District of Smeltzer Third District Button...of Anaheim Fourth District Callan...of Olive Fifth District Single...of Santa Ana OF THE PEACE DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR GOVERNOR Theodore A. Bell...of Napa FOR CONGRESS—Eighth District C. A. Barlow...of San Luis Obispo County FOR COUNTY CLERK S. N. Fuller...Fullerton SHERIFF Theo. Lacy...Santa Ana AUDITOR C. W. Warner...Huntington Beach TREASURER J. C. Joplin...of Trabuco TAX COLLECTOR F. M. Robinson...of Santa Ana DISTRICT ATTORNEY H.'C. Head...of Santa Ana SUPT. OF SCHOOLS J. J. Ziellian...of Tustin SURVEYOR S. H. Finley...of Santa Ana ASSEMBLYMAN Dr. M. A. Menges...of Santa Ana SUPERVISORS—FIRST DISTRICT Ed. Waite...of Santa Ana SECOND DISTRICT J. C. Ord...of Huntington Beach THIRD DISTRICT D. S. Linebarger...of Fullerton FOURTH DISTRICT G. D. Toothaker,...of Orange FIFTH DISTRICT T. H. Smith...of Tustin Township—Anaheim Justice of the Peace S. Littlefield...of Anaheim CONSTABLE Fred Johnson...of Anaheim Pitkin's Guaranteed for first painting barns, roofs, gallon and 1 gallon can that there are no more material than those made. One gallon of our feet two coats, on order rough wood work, less. L. Fresh Stock Ball Mason B Economy Fruit Jars, Extra Tops for Econo Ball Mason J Pints, 65c; Qts, 75; ½ A. To Farmers Stockmen Dairymen (Kow-) At 40 cents per ton f.o.b.cars or ww best Dairy Food in California. Los Alam FOURTH DISTRICT G. D. Toothaker, of Orange FIFTH DISTRICT T. H. Smith, of Tustin Township—Anaheim Justice of the Peace S. Littlefield, of Anaheim Constable Fred Johnson, of Anaheim Township—Fullerton Justice of the Peace P. A. Schumacher, of Fullerton Constable O. H. Schumacher, of Fullerton Township—Los Alamitos Constable J. D. Shutt, of Los Alamitos Political Announcement J. C. ORD Of Bay City, regular democratic nominee for Supervisor SECOND DISTRICT with Chairman Shonts the matter was discussed fully. This change in plan will in no way affect the employment of Chinese labor. The proposals for such labor were made under such conditions that the Chinese can be transferred to the contractors and the terms can be filled to insure the coolies just as much protection as if they were in the direct employ of the government. The bids for the supplying of Chinese labor are still under consideration and nothing definite will be done with them until Secretary Shaw returns to Washington. Another of the tall men of the world has called upon the president. He was Rory McKenzie, connected with a theatrical enterprise. McKenzie is seven feet two inches tall and weighs 320 pounds. He is well proportioned and attracts attention anywhere by his immense height. For many years he was connected with the Gordon Highlanders of the English army. Robin Redbreast. The country people of Enwell as of several other countries an idea that the red of thabreast was caused by a drop, which fell upon it at the cranAccording to the story, the romiserating the condition of Chieto pluck the crown of thorns, brow, and, in doing so, got wet with the blood flowing wounds. The color became peabeing transmitted from genetgeneration, and thus, accordilegend, the robin is a perpminder of the sufferings of Chie- Snobbishness In Dogs. A dog fancier once took exeProfessor Huxley's assertion of the most curious peculiarit dog mind was its inherent ness, shown by the regard paternal respectability. 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The macaroni business United States is on the demand is for clean trade goods of this nature that imported from Italy. Interesting bulletins have had on the subject by the agriculture and any them should address a secretary of agriculture. In the announcement that canal is to be built by a few days the committee to investigate the make public a statement of its reasons for favoring system, and at that contract will be published exactly the sort of belief by the commission necessary for safe work. It is known resident believes that the done more satisfactorily than by the govern- Another of the tall men of the world has called upon the president. He was Rory McKenzie, connected with a theatrical enterprise. McKenzie is seven feet two inches tall and weighs 320 pounds. He is well proportioned and attracts attention anywhere by his immense height. For many years he was connected with the Gordon Highlanders of the English army. 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