anaheim-gazette 1906-11-08

REPUBLICANS SWEEP ORANGE COUNTY Elect Entire Ticket with Exception of Sheriff, Treasurer and One Supervisor Tuesday's election demonstrated the fact that while Gillett and the entire state ticket carry the county by pluralities of 1000, the county candidates fell away below those figures, and two seem to be obscured in the smoke of battle. Walker for sheriff is running 300 votes behind Lacy, his democratic opponent, at noon on Wednesday, with the count two-thirds completed. It is not believed Walker can recover his lost ground, and his defeat is practically conceded by the republican county committee. The balance of the county republican ticket is elected by majorities running from 250 to 1000. Several of the candidates ran well, among them Williams and Lester, while Scott, Peters and Smith, who had no democratic opponents, are topnotchers in the fight. Johnny Lamb defeats Robinson for tax collector, while Schenck defeats Supervisor—Third Duty Linebarger Defeats Duty Votes. Linebarger (D) Anaheim No. 1...7 Anaheim No. 2...4 West Anaheim...3 Buena Park...5 Fullerton (2 precincts)...24 La Habra...3 Olinda...11 Orangethorpe...4 Placentia...5 Total...75 Linebarger's majority 84 In the contests for superrepublicans elect four out of only democrat elected is Lie the Third district, who lea 84 votes. Linebarger large majorities at Fullerton da, which it was impossible to overcome. In this city it is estimated voters neglected to exercise of franchise. Out of 680 voters in Anaheim and We only 545 voted. In the First supervisor district Smith defeats Ed. Waite the Second Moore is ahead the Fourth McMullan defecker and in the Fifth Ar ground, and his defeat is practically conceded by the republican county committee. The balance of the county republican ticket is elected by majorities running from 250 to 1000. Several of the candidates ran well, among them Williams and Lester, while Scott, Peters and Smith, who had no democratic opponents, are topnotchers in the fight. Johnny Lamb defeats Robinson for tax collector, while Schenck defeats Col. Finley. Walker's defeat is attributed to the attack upon him of the prohibition party. A circular was issued and spread broadcast throughout the county setting forth the alleged fact that he had signed the prohibition pledge card. When he denied the accusation, the prohibs came back with affidavits supporting their charge. These were distributed by the thousands through- Reduction in Flour You can get the best Flour that money can be named is SUNRISE— 50 lb Sack at $1.35 Anaheim Cash Grocers 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 Concrete Hollow Concrete Building Stone and Cement Concrete Watering Troughs. 111-113 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim. Gas Engines. Electric Mo Poultry Supplies of all Kinds. Cement Concrete Hollow Concrete Building Stone and Cement Concrete Watering Troughs. 111-113 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim. Gas Engines. Noisy Dirty Inefficient Not Reliable Uncertain Keeps you waiting Large investment Large interest Large insurance Large depreciation Big repair bills Troubles More troubles 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 Write, or telephone Main 46 THE Edison Electric Co. SANTA ANA, CAL. EASY-FORM MUSIC The latest musical invention. Simplicity itself. If you know your music you can learn to play correctly upon the Piano or Organ with little difficulty. The ordinary system of music notation is so complicated that very few people have the time or patience or ability to thoroughly understand 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 a tion that’s going to revolutionize music and form the basis for a musical education. Arranged in artistic portfolios of “Easy Form” containing ten pieces of music. The guide for the key board of an 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, NOVEMBER 8, Supervisor—Third District BURGER DEFEATS DUTTON BY 84 VOTES. Linebarger Dutton (D.) (R) No. 1...73 120 No. 2...45 87 anaheim...39 117 park...51 149 (2 precincts)...245 63 ra...34 26 116 39 horpe...45 33 ca...54 34 752 668 garger's majority 84. County, and no doubt conspired about the result. The contests for supervisors the means elect four out of five. Theocrat elected is Linebarger in third district, who leads Dutton res. Linebarger rolled up majorities at Fullerton and Olin- it was impossible for Dutton come. Is city it is estimated that 75 neglected to exercise their right thise. Out of 680 registered in Anaheim and West Anaheim voted. First supervisor district, H. E. defeats Ed. Waite handily; in and Moore is ahead of Ord; in both McMullan defeats Tooth- in the Fifth Angel defeat up to the hour of going to press on Wednesday afternoon are as follows: ANAHEIM NO. 1. Total vote cast, 223. Gillett R 90, Bell D and U L, 73; Langdon I L, 21; Lewis S, 14; Blanchard Pro, 11; Smith R, 93; Barlow D, 72; Bishop R, 121; Menges D, 50; Young S, 10; Walker R, 92; Lacy D, 91; Miller S, 12; Williams R, 141; Fuller D, 69. Barker S, 11; Peters R, 121; Keeney S, 15; Lester R, 123; Warner D, 56; Thurlow S, 11; Scott R, 106; Carver S, 14; Potter R, 120; Joplin D, 58; Smith S, 10; Lamb R, 95; Robinson D, 81; Brown S, 10: Davis R, 80; Head D, 84; McAuley S, 16; Smith R, 106; Bernicke S, 13; Carpenter R, 101; Zelian D, 64; Minnie Walker S. 9; Schenck R, 87; Finley D, 82; Pohl S, 10; Dutton R, 120; Linebarger D, 73; Spencer S, 11; Howard R, 108; Littlefield D, 84; Young S, 8; Litten R, 88; Johnson D, 25; Nemetz S, 16; Llewellyn Ind, 76. ANAHEIM NO. 2. Total vote 145. Gillett 69, Bell 49, Langdon 7, Lewis 10, Smith 70, Barlow 42, Bishop 84, Menges 28, Young 9, Walker 63, Lacy 61, Miller 8. Williams 80, Fuller 36, Barker 8, Peters 88, Keeney 10, Lester 78, Warner 29, Thurlow 8, Scott 74, Carver 12, Potter 73, Joplin 39, Smith 8, Lamb 64, Roberson 50, Brown 8, Davis 64, Head 56, McAuley 11, Smith 73, Bernicke 11, Carpenter 67, Zelian 39. Minnie Walker 9, Schenck 59, Finley 50, Pohl 8, Dutton 87, Linebarger 45, Spencer 8, Howard 71, Littlefield 56, Young 10, Litten 60, Johnson 17, Nemetz 10, Llewellyn 48. WEST ANAHEIM. Total vote cast 186. Gillett 94. Bell 38, Davis 31, Head 42. Spencer 34, Zelian 34. Schley 36. Dutton 33. Linebarger Justice of the Court HOWARD DEFEATS LINCOLN Howard Anaheim No. 1...100 Anaheim No.2...75 West Anaheim...100 Total...280 Howard's majority，100 Constable LITTEN DEFEATS LI Litten's plurality，71. Continued on Page Two Small F Henry Mull an aged in a small house on street,arose about o'clock day morning to see if he get up and prepare for b He lit a lamp which lat was overturned,c causing siezed a pail of water and contents over the fire,s all directions.In an attent belongings he was buried hands and feet.The tirely destroyed,b but Mu saving considerable of First supervisor district, H. E. defeats Ed. Waite handily; in and Moore is ahead of Ord; in McMullan defeats Toothd in the Fifth Angel defeats extraordinary size of the ballot, as the scratching, made count, and many of the precincts been heard from at noon yes figures as far as obtainable. WEST ANAHEIM. Total vote cast 186. Gillett 94, Bell 34, Langdon 6, Lewis 23, Blanchard 22, Bishop 97, Menges 35, Young 22, Walker 92, Lacy 48, Williams 96, Fuller 37, Peters 105, Keeney 23, Lester 98, Warner 27, Thurlow 21, Scott 95, Carver 23, King 22, Potter 99, Joplin 46, Smith 16, Lamb 90, Robinson 43, Brown 19, Davis 99, Head 40, McAuley 22, Smith 96, Bernicke 22, Carpenter 99, Zelian 33, Walker 18, Schenck 97, Finley 32, Pohl 19, Dutton 117, Linebarger 39, Spencer 13, Howard 108, Littlefield 44, Young 17, Litten 90, Johnson 21, Nemetz 13, Llewellyn 43. PLACENTIA Total vote 92. Gillett 56, Bell 22, Langdon 7, Lewis 2, Blanchard 5, Smith 57, Barlow 23, Bishop 52, Menges 29, Walker 43, Lacy 41, Miller 2, Williams 52, Fuller 33, Peters 63, Keeney 1, Lester 61, Warner 24, Scott 55, Carver 2, Potter 41, Joplin 47, Smith 2, Lamb 42, Robinson 47, Brown 1, Davis 41, Head 44, McAuley 5. Smith 52, Bernicke 1, Carpenter 53, Zelian 36, Goetz 2, Minnie Walker 1, Schenck 38, Finley 49, Pohl 2, Dutton 34, Linebarger 54, Spencer 1, Ford 66, Schumacher 14. Kriss 9, Edwards 62, Schumacher.24. BUENA PARK. Total vote cast 229. Gillett 120, Bell 45, Langdon 29, Lewis 17. Blanchard 8, Bishop 131, Menges 48, Young 19, Walker 134, Lacy 67, Miller 9, Williams 130, Fuller 58, Barker 14, Peters 135, Keeney 16, Lester 126, Warner 58, Thurlow 14. Scott 134. Carver 17. King 7. Potter 124. Joplin 71. Smith 13. Lamb 125. Robinson 66. Brown 15. Liesis 126. Head 63. McAuley 15. Smith 132. Bernicke 22. Carpenter 118. Zelian 70. Walker 15. Schenck 127. Finley 65. Pohl 15. Dutton 149. Linebarger 51. Spencer.13. OLINDA. Total vote cast 169. Gillett 82, Bell 15, Langdon 56, Lewis 7. Blanchard 2,Bishop 81,Menges48Young7.Walker72,Lacy80,Miller4Williams85Fuller58,Peters97Keeney7.Lester107.Warner33Thurlow6.Scott86Carver7.Potter64.Joplin69Smith5.Lamb77Robinson58.Brown5.Davis53Head98McAuley4.Smith82.Bernicke6.Carpenter73.Zelian64.MinnieWalker6.Schenck57Finley75Pohl1,Dutton39Linebarger116. OLINDA. Total vote cast 169. Gillett 82, Bell 15, Langdon 56, Lewis 7, Blanchard 2, Bishop 81, Menges 48, Young 7, Walker 72, Lacy 80, Miller 4, Williams 85, Fuller 58, Peters 97, Keeney 7, Lester 107, Warner 33, Thurlow 6, Scott 86, Carver 7, Potter 64, Joplin 69, Smith 5, Lamb 77, Robinson 58, Brown 5, Davis 53, Head 98, McAuley 4, Smith 82, Bernicke 6, Carpenter 73, Zelian 64, Minnie Walker 6, Schenck 57, Finley 75, Pohl 1, Dutton 39, Linebarger 116, Spencer 3. YORBA Total vote 62. Gillett 34, Bell 17, Bishop 34, Menges 17, Walker 31, Lacy 25, Williams 38, Fuller 16, Peters 37, Lester 36. Warner 16. Scott 36. Potter 36, Joplin 19, Lamb 28, Robinson 24, Davis 29, Head 36. Smith 36. Carpenter 35, Zelian 15, Schenck 33, Finley 19, Bayha 25, Manco 20, Linebarger 10, McMullan 33, Toothacher 22, Lempke 30, Gale 24. FULLERTON TWO PRECINTS Total vote 334. Gillett 162, Bell 103, Langdon 35, Lewis 10, Blanchard 10, Smith 167, Barlow 96, Bishop 140, Menges 131, Young 13, Walker 132, Lacy 167, Miller 10. Williams 110. Fuller 191. Barker 9. Peters 185. Keeney 12. Lester 187. Warner 92. Thurlow 10. Scott 166. Carver 13. Potter 119. Joplin 154. Smith 13. Lamb 126. Robinson 140. Brown 11. Davis 108. Head 191. McAuley 6. Smith 158. Carpenter 157. Zelian 139. Minnie Walker 8. Schenck 117. Finley 147. Pohl 8. Dutton 63. Linebarger 245. Spencer 8. Gale 10. Ford 156. Schumacher 110. Kriss 33. Edwards 159. Schumacher 127. ORANGETHORPE. Total vote cast 82. Gillett 36, Bell 19, Langdon 21, Lewis 1, Blanchard 4, Smith 36, Barlow 25, Bishop 39, Menges 26, Young 1, Walker 26, Lacy 49, Miller 4, Williams 31. Fuller 42. Peters 45. Lester 38. Warner 22. Scott 37. Potter 36, Joplin 34, Lamb 30. Robinson November 8, 1906 NUMBER 3 Latest Figures. At 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon the following figures, giving the result of Tuesday's election in Orange county, were received at this office. The figures show the election of the entire Republican ticket with the exception of sheriff and treasurer: Gillett.....2373 Bell.....1447 Bishop.....2490 Menges.....1700 Walker.....1960 Lacy.....2310 Williams.....2787 Fuller.....1568 Potter.....2020 Joplin.....2171 Lamb.....2075 Robinson.....1987 Davis.....2124 Head.....2070 Smith.....2290 Carpenter.....2048 Zelian.....1756 Schenck.....2162 Finley.....1702 Peters.....2679 Lester.....2371 Warner.....1335 Scott.....2334 Two precincts missing, which will not change the result. at, arose about 3 o'clock on Tuesday morning to see if it was time to cup and prepare for his day's labors. At a lamp, which later exploded or overturned, causing a blaze. Mull and a pail of water and dashed the contents over the fire, spreading it in directions. In an attempt to save his belongings he was burned about the house and feet. The house was destroyed, but Mull succeeded in considerable of his household. He got his trunk out of the door. Neighbors came to his assistance but could render little assistance, the shack was soon enveloped in gas. The loss is probably $200. Job Everhardy provided shelter for and later in the day began circugation a petition to obtain funds to rea home for him. Explosion of gasoline in a cooking in the kitchen of the Vaughn resience on Emily street at 11 o'clock on day morning caused a fire alarm and sent scores of people from the district polls not many blocks away to scene of the fire on the double Hose curts were run out and in minutes a strong stream of water playing upon the flames, which speedily extinguished. Fire preswas on at the power house inway. The building was drenched. Or ran in rivulets about the yard. Neighbors carried out the furniture. Mrs. Vaughn was washing clothes in the back yard. Being hard of hearing, she failed to hear the explosion, and it was not until her attention was attracted to the flames enveloping the kitchen that she gave the alarm. Mr. Vaughan was absent at the time. The house was but slightly injured. Mr. Vaughn has for some time contemplated the erection of a new residence, and will shortly build. An excellent opening is offered a harnessmaker here. There is no such establishment in town. People desiring to have their harness made have to go out of town to have it done. Wanted—Brooder of not less than 100 chick capacity. Mrs T. E. Brett, 250 County Road. For Rent—50 or more acres of extra good land, with good house and barn; 4 miles east of Olive. Address E. W. Pyne, Anaheim, Route No. 3. Palace Meat Market Fumacher & Schneider Proprietors DEALERS IN Noice 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. Co. Office at Miller's Store. Call us up, Phone Main 61 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. Both are good—better is not possible. You can make Gelatine, Tapioca, Rice, and fifty other kinds of puddings, jellies and desserts with these up-to-date preparations. VALLOP BROS. Phone Main 126