anaheim-gazette 1907-05-09

First National Bank ANAHEIM, CAL. Drafts sold direct on all European Countries Interest Paid on Time Certificates OFFICERS W. F. BOTSFORD, President JOHN HARTUNG, Vice Pres.-Cash. FRANK SHANLEY, 2d Vice Pres. O. ZEUS, Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS W. F. BOTSFORD JOHN HARTUNG FRANK SHANLEY A. S. BRADFORD J. CASSO DO YOU KNOW THAT THE American Savings compound interest on your savings as well idle money? Better put your money at work with us BOARD OF DIRECTORS Frank Shanley, John Hartung, H. A. Johnston, M.D., F. H. Houck, C. Federman, Frank Baum, C. O. Rust, B. Dauser, A. Nagel, Geo. B. Miller, W. L. Hale. OFFICERS Frank Shanley, President H. A. Johnston, Vice-President F. H. Houck, Second Vice-President John Hartung, Cashier DRINK PRIME BEER It makes you healthy. Keg and bottled Beer delivered to all parts of the city. UNION BREWING CO. Phone: 30 It makes you healthy. Keg and bottled Beer delivered to all parts of the city. UNION BREWING CO. Phone: 30 California Wine S F. Conrad & Son, Props. Center Street - Ana Wholesale Wine and Liquor Merchants Best Brands of Bottled Beer. Delivery Made Even Bird V. Beebe. Studebaker Wagons and Carriages. Farming Implem McSherry Transplanters. Harness, and the Sun-proof Paints. 5-A Robes and Blankets. Repairs of all kinds. BACK EAST RATES Round Trip Chicago.....$72.50 St. Louis.....67.50 Kansas City.....60.00 St. Paul.....70.00 Minneapolis.....70.00 Omaha.....60.00 St. Joseph.....60.00 Memphis.....67.50 New Orleans.....67.50 Jamestown.....97.75 New York.....108.50 Boston.....109.50 Saratoga.....90.90 DATE & on Sale May...20-21June..... July...3-4-5 August...8-9September... Good for return days or for stop-Grand Canyon and points. Round Trip Chicago.....$72.50 St. Louis.....67.50 Kansas City.....60.00 St. Paul.....70.00 Minneapolis.....70.00 Omaha.....60.00 St. Joseph.....60.00 Memphis.....67.50 New Orleans.....67.50 Jamestown.....97.75 New York.....108.50 Boston.....109.50 Saratoga.....90.90 Atlantic City.....91.75 This gives a splendid opportunity for your summer vacation to go back East at small expense. We offer three daily Overland trains to choose from, including what is generally recognized as the best train run where— The California Limited You should arrange to stop at the Grand Canyon your way. That is a great spot for wedding calls, phone or write to J. H. CLABAUGH, Agt., Anaheim, SUNSET—Main 71 If you are going to build consult Lagman & Kruger Look at this: A five-room house modern in all respects complete for $800. Call and see the plans at 312 Center street, city. B. Dausen Dealer In all Kinds of GRAIN AND FERTILIZER Storage Warehouse And Custom Feed Mill in Comfort Regular Mill Days, Mondays, Wednesdays, LOCATION—South of Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce The directors of the chamber of commerce met in regular session Thursday evening; present, Messrs. Ahlborn, Walker, Williams, Wickett, Resh and Olmstead. A communication was received from the secretary of war in Washington in reference to the reported re-establishment of a military post in Los Angeles. That official states the government has no intention of creating such post. A communication was received from California development society asking for information relative to the establishment of a furniture factory in this vicinity, especially upholstering. Secretary Walker was instructed to furnish the desired information and to emphasize the fact that leather can be procured here as cheaply, if not cheaper, than in the east. The Los Angeles chamber of commerce wrote for more literature concerning this city. The request has been fulfilled. A new illustrated booklet for immediate use was ordered printed and a committee appointed to prepare write-ups and the pictures. The booklet will be followed up later on with a handsome illustrated pamphlet for eastern distribution, and local needs. An interesting letter was received from Edward Michod, formerly of this place, but now a resident of Los Angeles, containing a newspaper clipping from a Colorado Springs paper, giving an account of erection there of a drinking place for dumb animals, the funds being furnished by the estate of the late Herman Lee Ensign, who bequeathed a fund for such purposes, and many fountains are being erected throughout the country. They are constructed of marble and are useful as well as ornamental. It is the intent permit the case going before States Court of Appeals. The of Hamilton Hendricks, Watson and George D. B. implicated in the same case until September because operations by the government took in which the defendants' bounties was prepared. The defendants in the case victed of attempting to owe government in the Blue Mist serve. Suit Against Cannery Suit will be brought in court against the Californiaurers' association to reclaim right of Santa Ana citizen scribed $5800 for the purchase nery site and as bonus to fruit packing company. Secretary of the Santiago canners' association, has been made of a large share of the subscribed to the $5800, as the chamber of commerce Smart its contract with fruit packing company. The Santa Ana chamber and the citizens generally many months getting to fund. The Cutting company big establishment, adjoiningern Pacific tracks, for a shiand then sold out to the fruit canners' association. citation abandoned the plan been idle for several years promises have been given the cannery, but none has promises. While it is recieved the deed to the property without the reservations have had for the safety of legal advisers say that they subscribed to the site and have a certain right in Keg and to all NG CO. Wine Co. Props. Anaheim Merchants Delivery Made Everywhere ebe. udebaker ragons and marriages. Mining Implements cess, and the Famous proof Paints. DATES on Sale May.....20-21-25-26-27 June.....6-7-8 July.....3-4-5 9-10-31 August.....8-9-10-19-29 September.....11-12-13 Good for return for 90 days or for stop-over at Grand Canyon and other points. place, but now a resident of Los Angeles, containing a newspaper clipping from a Colorado Springs paper, giving an account of erection there of a drinking place for dumb animals, the funds being furnished by the estate of the late Herman Lee Ensign, who bequeathed a fund for such purposes, and many fountains are being erected throughout the country. They are constructed of marble and are useful as well as ornamental. It is the intention of the local board to endeavor to secure one for this city. W. A. Packard wrote expressing his desire to give Orange county lectures in Los Angeles for the next three months with stereopticon slides, if pictures for same are furnished and a fee of $50 per month from the entire county. A committee was appointed to ascertain if other localities intend to subscribe to the venture. If so, the local board will provide funds to have this city represented. Owing to the fact that quite a favorable sentiment has sprung up among outside residents to the enlargement of the city limits, a committee was appointed to further interview residents with that end in view. One gentleman in the West End, wielding considerable influence, is heartily in favor of Greater Anaheim. The committee, should they meet with encouragement for larger city boundaries, may in the near future recommend that an election be called and a vote of the people taken upon the question. A letter was received from Frank Shanley expressing his inability to serve on the soliciting committee for funds to purchase the water company site. J. B. Rea, being also busily engaged, declined to serve on the committee: C. F. Grim, manager of the Ganahl lumber company, appeared before the directors, and spoke strongly in opposition of street paving outside of the actual business section. The property on Center street from Claudina to the Santa Fe, he argued, could not now be classed as income property and to pave there now would incur a heavy burden upon the owners. The cost for himself and his company would be $4000, a sum he didn't think he could afford to pay. Mr. Grim spoke in favor of the "Santa Monica" oiled roads system for the street away from the business center. Some of the directors view the matter fruit canners' association. ciation abandoned the plan been idle for several years promises have been given the cannery, but none has promised. While it is received deed to the property without the reservations have had for the safety of legal advisers say that they subscribed to the site and have a certain right in that the courts will recognize Smart agrees with claims he holds that he will costs of the suit. Associates are Judge Stutsman of TuH. Spurgeon of Santa Ana stood that Smart hopes to turn the idle buildings into house. What Is a Booster A booster is a man who town when it is right; and wrong helps to right it. No special privileges to the whole community. A square deal for the who has a good word for every just and honorable He lauds the citizens of its great advantages and good than bad. He kicks city extravagances but pl expenditures. He glories in that will spread the fame and is ever ready to extend hand to all newcomers. I genuine "booster" is a man justice, loves his city, love tutions, and is ever read interests before selfish sorts. What looks like the first step in the reduction of armaments has been made shape of a suggestion from Roosevelt that will be carried American delegates to Hague conference. It is step to be sure, but one very reason will stand out of being taken. It is to notice the size of any war to the navies of the race in the number of wives been supplemented by a The British Dreadnaught. on Sale May...20-21-25-26-27 June...6-7-8 July...3-4-5 9-10-31 August...8-9-10-19-29 September...11-12-13 Good for return for 90 days or for stop-over at Grand Canyon and other points. for your summer vacation. We have come from, including the best train run anyLimited Grand Canyon on for wedding trips. Anaheim, Cal. B. Dauser Dealer In all Kinds of MAIN AND FEED Garage Warehouses Custom Feed Mill in Connection 11 Days, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. MON—South of Santa Fe depot. actual business section. The property on Center street from Claudina to the Santa Fe, he argued, could not now be classed as income property and to pave there now would incur a heavy burden upon the owners. The cost for himself and his company would be $4000, a sum he didn't think he could afford to pay. Mr. Grim spoke in favor of the "Santa Monica" oiled roads system for the street away from the business center. Some of the directors view the matter in the same light. The street-paving committee was continued and will submit a report at next meeting when some definite understanding in the matter will be arrived at. The booster club committee reported favorable progress in securing members and from present indications the club will be a hummer. No one is eligible to membership unless he be able to give some of his time at frequent intervals for the good of the order. The club will act in the capacity of an auxiliary to the chamber of commerce, and when occasion arises for furthering the city's interest, it is purposed to turn a flock of boosters loose to work to that end. The club will be in a position to do much good, and someone suggested that it tincan all knockers. Senator Goes to Jail Portland, May 3.—Former State Senator Franklin P. Mays and W. N. Jones were today sentenced by Federal Judge W. H. Hunt in connection with land-fraud cases of Eastern Oregon. Mays's punishment is a $10,000 fine and four months in the Multnomah county jail, and that of Jones is $2000 and eight months in the county jail. Mays's sentence was stayed November 1st, in order to clear the record to Roosevelt that will be called American delegates to Hague conference. It is step to be sure, but one very reason will stand out of being taken. It is to nature the size of any war to the navies of the race in the number of wars been supplemented by a The British Dreadnaught sister ships of 20,000 to latest if not the last word fighting machines afloat government has met Great Britain by author construction of two ships be the equals, if not the Dreadnaught class.udent Roosevelt realizes of this endless competition his suggestion is carried will be no more 20,000 than built by any power, and thus be an end put to rupting program. If the move is made, and there doubt that it will be, then be a chance of getting in the size of the war builth which the people of groaning and which every try has commenced to f president can initiate the policy, the people of the will have cause to honor for all time. Johnson grass and sweeter much in the next The board of horticultural ers, acting under an agre the case going before the United Court of Appeals. The sentences Hilton Hendricks, Charles A. and George D. Barnard, imit in the same case, went over September because of the object to the government to the manner with the defendants' bill of excep-tions prepared. Defendants in the case were con-dued attempting to defraud the government in the Blue Mountain re-ment. It Against Cannery Combine will be brought in the superior against the California fruit can-association to reclaim the equity of Santa Ana citizens who sub-$5800 for the purchase of a cannery and as bonus to the Cutting Packing company. W. M. Smart,ury of the Santiago orange grow-association, has been made assignee large share of the persons who need to the $5800, and recently member of commerce assigned to its contract with the Cutting Packing company. Santa Ana chamber of commerce citizens generally worked for months getting the cannery. The Cutting company ran the establishment, adjoining the South Pacific tracks, for a short time only when sold out to the Californiaanners' association. This asso-abandoned the plant, which has made for several years. At times have been given to reopen cannery, but none has faith in the business. While it is recognized that need to the property was given in the reservations it ought to aid for the safety of the public, advisers say that the people who need to the site and the bonus certain right in the contract the board of supervisors, has instructed the road bosses of the county that all Johnson grass and sweet anise on county roads must be cleaned up, dug out and subdued. The commissioners believe they can do a great work in the weed fight in this way, for when the county roads are clear they can compel ranchers to fight the weeds under their directions. The commissioners have picked out Johnson grass and sweet anise, also called sweet fennel, as an example to see what can be done. If their plans work right hoarhound, wild morning glories and a few other bad weeds will be gone after next. War Will Come Worcester, Mass., May 3.—In a speech last night at the annual dinner of the Worcester board of trade, Leslie M. Shaw, formerly secretary of the treasury, declared war for the control of the Pacific ocean was inevitable. "I do not wish to pose as a prophet," he said, "but do you suppose the Pacific will always be a pacific ocean? God grant that it may. We have not a collier, a transport, powder or supplies to last for forty-eight hours. Other nations have. There are many ships in the merchant service of foreign lands which are under contract to leave the path of commerce at a moment's notice to enter that of war. We have not one such as these. "As sure as Anglo-Saxon blood runs red, there is to be an awful war. There are two nations that can contest for the Pacific, and this war will be settled at an awful cost." Mr. Shaw appealed to business men to take a business interest in govern-ment affairs. OUR EVER GLORIOUS NAVY What Is a Booster? Booster is a man who is for his when it is right; and when it is helps to right it. He asks for special privileges to the detriment of whole community. He asks for the deal for the whole city. He good word for every man, and must and honorable enterprise. It is the citizens of the town and that advantages and can see more than bad. He kicks against the ravagances but pleads for just titures. He glories in everything will spread the fame of his city ever ready to extend the gladness of all newcomers. In fact, a real "booster" is a man who loves his city, loves her institution and is ever ready to put her before selfish schemes of all It looks like the first practical example of the reduction of the world's incidents has been made in the case of a suggestion from President Taylor that will be carried by the American delegates to the second conference. It is a very short time to be sure, but one that for that reason will stand some chance taken. It is to limit in future size of any warships added to navies of the world. The number of warships has supplemented by a race in size. British Dreadnaught and her As sure as Anglo-Saxon blood runs red, there is to be an awful war. There are two nations that can contest for the Pacific, and this war will be settled at an awful cost." Mr. Shaw appealed to business men to take a business interest in government affairs. OUR EVER GLORIOUS NAVY There has been some heated discussion recently over the question of whether our warships are honestly built in private shipyards. Charles Cramp has come out in a heated defense of the private ship builder, and there are a number of naval officers and others who insist that the government is the only one to build warships, and ships otherwise built are not and never can be the real thing. Fortunately this discussion, to use a favorite phrase of the president, is largely academic. This country has not been engaged in a war for some years, and it is to be devoutly hoped that it will not be again for many years to come. At the same time it might be recollected that in the past American warships, whether built in government or private yards, have given a tolerably good account of themselves. In fact, there is very little to criticise in the performance of any American warship when it came to the test. John Paul Jones scraped up his original fleet anywhere. Some were captured, all were private built, and the most were not even seaworthy. Yet he managed to give a tolerably good account of himself. The Constitution was built in a private yard, yet she did a number of things that people remember. So far as modern ironclads are concerned, there are a number of Spanish naval officers out of a job yet who might testify as to their all-round efficiency, and yet one of the most effective vessels in the fight at Santiago was a "lame duck," the old Texas, and built in a government yard at that. Really, we have not much that will be carried by the American delegates to the second conference. It is a very short one to be sure, but one that for that reason will stand some chance being taken. It is to limit in future the size of any warships added to navies of the world. The number of warships has been supplemented by a race in size. British Dreadnaught and her ships of 20,000 tons are the first not the last word in monster fighting machines afloat. True this agreement has met the step of Britain by authorizing the reduction of two ships that will be equal, if not the superiors of Dreadnaught class. But President Goosevelt realizes the futility of endless competition, and if suggestion is carried out, there are no more 20,000 ton warships any power, and there will be an end put to this banking program. If this rational basis made, and there seems little doubt that it will be, then there may enhance of getting a reduction in size of the war budgets under the people of Europe are being and which even this country is commenced to feel. If the present can initiate this sensible action the people of the whole world have cause to honor his name at time. Jason grass and sweet anise will much in the next four weeks. Board of horticultural commissioning under an agreement with Postmaster General Von Myer, the latest addition to the cabinet, starts work with a much needed reform in his department. He announced quietly, but firmly to his subordinates, that he did not care about the title of "General" being tacked on to his name as has been done with all of his predecessors in office. Plain Mr. Myer was good enough for him, and he thought the numerous other "generals" of the department had better adopt civil designations also. This is a small matter, but it lops off a little government flubdub that was rather annoying to plain people who had to do business with the post office. It indicates also that the public is likely to get a plain businesslike administration from a plain business man. It is rather hard for Secretary Taft to do serious work in Ohio and still keep one eye on all the lids of neighboring countries and dependencies.