anaheim-gazette 1907-08-08

THE CLEANSING AND HEALING CURE FOR CATARRH is Ely's Cream Balm Easy and pleasant to use. Contains no injurious drug. It is quickly absorbed. Gives Relief at once. It Opens and Cleanses the Nasal Passages. Allays Inflammation. Heals and Protects the Membrane. Restores the Senses of Taste and Smell. Large Size, 50 cents at Drugstores or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail. ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren Street, New York. A Tax in New Register Law An attack of much political importance was made a few days ago in the Supreme Court on the new law which requires the voter when registering to declare his party affiliation. This law was passed by the last Legislature. It provides that at the time of registering a voter or elector must state the name of the political party with which he intends to affiliate himself at the ensuing primary election. If he so states he cannot change his affiliation after the close of the registration, but he must vote the party designated or not at all. In the city and county of San Francisco alone some 7000 or 8000 duly qualified electors declined to state their party affiliations at the time of registering within the present year and so by the terms of the new law they were disfranchised. Edward G. Shostad, a member of the Union Labor party and a native born citizen, declined to state his affiliations and later he went before... the city and county of San Francisco alone some 7000 or 8000 duly qualified electors declined to state their party affiliations at the time of registering within the present year and so by the terms of the new law they were disfranchised. Edward G. Shostad, a member of the Union Labor party and a native born citizen, declined to state his affiliations and later he went before the Board of Election Commissioners and demanded that they include his name among the voters entitled to vote at the ensuing primaries and issue instructions to the precinct boards of elections. This the Board of Election Commissioners refused to do. Today, Shostad through his attorney, Samuel Shortridge, applied to the Supreme Court of the state for a writ of mandamus in which the validity or the constitutionality of the new law is drawn in question and will be decided. Shostad claims that the new law is unconstitutional in that it is unequal and discriminative in its operation on duly qualified electors; is not uniform in its operation; is unreasonable and restrictive of the right of free suffrage; that under the guise of regulating the Legislature has destroyed the inviolability of the secret ballot, the free and equal suffrage guaranteed by the Constitution. On the other side it is claimed that the Legislature under an amendment to the Constitution, has the power to prescribe tests for voting at primaries and that the provisions for the new law are nothing more than a test. One Minute Sermons By the Old Man How little one man knows another man’s motive. And that applies to gentle woman also. How little we know of the real reason for unjust action! Truth is many times hidden beneath the mask of something else. In the science of war the skillful gen- One Minute Sermons By the Old Man How little one man knows another man's motive. And that applies to gentle woman also. How little we know of the real reason for unjust action! Truth is many times hidden beneath the mask of something else. In the science of war the skillful general makes a diversion of his troups. What he is really going to do is for his antagonist to guess. A man may slap you on the shoulder and tell you what a good fellow you are, and be holding a knife under his coat-tails all the time. A woman may scold you because she wants no more of you. The real reason is always hidden. When the world recognizes truth as the basic principle for life's guidance, there will be no more subterfuge, no more pretense, no more excuse and explanation. The domino will cast his gown to the old clothes shop and throw his mask to the boys in the street. We will be as we ought to be. Out in the open! Quite a large section of the press is trying to get up a states rights excitement over the railroad rate situation. Several of the states have passed railroad legislation, affecting the lines within their own borders and in some of the states the railroads have declined to recognize the new law, holding that railroad legislation is a federal function and that the individual states have made their mandatory rates so low as to amount to confiscation, which is, of course, contrary to the constitution. The first state in which there has been an absolute clash of state and authority has been in North Carolina where Judge Long, the state has fined the railroad $30,000 for observance of the two cent factions and has sentenced two of the agents to work in the chain gang lieu of their paying a fine. Prichard, of the federal court allowed a writ of habeas corpus leased the agents, declaring the law unconstitutional. On this day of authority the excitement is as least excuse for hysterics. In action of the state and federal question of law has been fairly promptly raised. Nobody expects the governor of North Carolina out the militia to keep the erring agents in the chain-gang. Need anyone expect to see the troops invade the soil of North Carolina to uphold Judge Prichard's sion. The case will simply go Supreme Court of the United States probably will be advanced on the et for a prompt hearing, owing importance. Before the case chance to come to a hearing the American public will probably ha Our Annual STOCK CLEARANCE Santa Ana's best dry goods store invites you to share in now offered. The real bargain event of the season hals Co. Every department offers its share of bargains. Opportunity to select from an array of merchandise like this. The items mentioned in this ad are not half what we s. You'll find desirable merchandise at bargain prices To $15 Lace Curtains, One-fourth Off We have the finest display of lace curto be found in Santa Ana. Just at present we are overstocked in the qualities. Curtains ranging in price from $15 during this sale go at 25 per cent ion. This includes fine Arabian net, high Nottingham, Irish Point, Point de , etc. $ 6.00 curtains ... $4.50 $ 8.00 curtains, now ... $6.00 $10.00 curtains, now ... $7.50 $12.50 curtains, now ... $9.35 $15.00 curtains, now ... $11.25 Three Big Women's W 90c For Waists Worth $1.25 to $1.75 In fine lawn, trimmed with lace, insertion and embroidery. Some open back; some open front; some with long sleeves; some with short sleeves; all sizes from 32 to 40. Choice...90c For W Worth Navy blue gray pla light tau and whi are popu all caree sizes in of them and $0 your choice Clearing the D You'll find it worth your while to w and silks. Prices are reduced so This includes fine Arabian net, high Nottingham, Irish Point, Point de etc. $ 6.00 curtains ... $4.50 $ 8.00 curtains, now ... $6.00 $10.00 curtains, now ... $7.50 $12.50 curtains, now ... $9.35 $15.00 curtains, now ... $11.25 Fine Silks Reduced One of the most complete stocks of dress in Southern California to select from. There are a few clearing sale bargains. Main and check silks in large and small and shadow effects; brown and white, and white, black and white; 27 in. wide; or price $1 a yard; stock ing sale ... 85c 10 yards, two pieces, of our regular $1 taffeta. Special this sale ... 85c One handsome piece black taffeta; 36 in. -70 yards in the piece. Couldn't be renow at less than $1.25. Clearing sale only ... $1.05 ANKIN DRY GOODS C 7 West 4th St. forty other sensations to interest it and when the decision of the Supreme Court is rendered, the newspapers will have to print a column of explanation along with it to remind people what it is all about. It may seem ungracious but really we cannot work up any excitement worth mentioning on the sub- Will Issue Monthly State The California Promotion tee has arranged with the coconsular agents of all countrierepresenatives in San Francisco nish them monthly with a sta fury to the constitution. In which there has been cash of state and federal been in North Carolina, Long, the state judge, railroad $30,000 for non of the two cent fare law evidenced two of the ticket link in the chain gang in paying a fine. Judge the federal court has set of habeas corpus and re-ents, declaring the state national. On this conflict the excitement is based. Of fact there is not the for hysterics. By the state and federal courts, of law has been fairly and used. Nobody expects to honor of North Carolina call to keep the erring tickle the chain-gang. Neither expect to see the federal soil of North Carolina Judge Prichards decline will simply go to the part of the United States and be advanced on the dock-empt hearing, owing to its Before the case gets a time to a hearing the Amer- will probably have had forty other sensations to interest it and when the decision of the Supreme Court is rendered, the newspapers will have to print a column of explanation along with it to remind people what it is all about. It may seem ungracious but really we cannot work up any excitement worth mentioning on the subject of state rights. California Patents Granted this week. Report by C. A Snow & Co., Patent Attorneys, Washington, D.C. Edward H. Abbot, Los Angeles, Electric Heater. Henry Ardem, San Diego, Pyritic Smelting. Reuben C. Baker, Coalinga, Well-casing Shoe. F. P. Cave, Los Angeles, Acetyline Gas Generator. Chas. C. Cheney, San Jose, Lawn Sprinkler. Chas. L. Flindt, San Jose, Piano-violin Alonzo W. Gearheart, Fresno, Hydrocarbon Burner. Frank R. Hart, Suisun City, Clinical thermometer case. John E. Howell, Ukiab, Butt-chisel. Chas. A. Kallstrom, Luffenholtz, Sawing Machine. Joseph E. Lynam, San Jose, Machine for making berry boxes. Frederick L. McGahan, Los Angeles, Fireproof Christmas tree. H. H. Mills and S. Wade, Newman, Fork, or grapple. Ellijah Moat, Los Angeles, Combination tool. Carl E. Nash, Pasadena, Extension Table. Robert W. Parker, Los Angeles, Vise. Wm. D. Paynter, and F. A. Bastian, Grass Valley, Chuck. For Copy of any of above patents send ten cents in postage stamps with date of this paper to C. A Snow & Co., Washington, D.C. Will Issue Monthly State The California Promotiontee has arranged with the consular agents of all countries representatives in San Francisco nish them monthly with a state conditions in California as agricultural, structural and matters. All foreign consuls and agents make stated reports governments of conditions calites in which they are situated these reports are published tributed over the country they are made. The distribution such reports give them an officer and have much more effect than when issued by nations or individuals. As a result of these months furnished by the Promotion Committee the per se European countries where state is desirous of obtaining grants will be kept officially of conditions here, pertaining cost of living opportunities facturing and farming and dustries which are in need of ment. Copies of these monthly will be kept on file in the department in Washington, and so be sent to all of the eastern European connections of the where they will be kept for The Committee will we CLEARING SALE to share in the money saving speseason has opened at Rankin Dry bargains. Very seldom you have an use like this at such low prices. What we have on sale at reduced rain prices all through the store. Free Big Bargains in Women's Wear $2.90 For Walking Skirts Worth to $6.50 Navy blue, black mohairs, gray plaids and mixtures, light tans and few cream and white mohairs; they are popular models and all carefully made. All sizes in the lot. Thirty of them are regular $5 and $6 values. Take your choice for... $2 90 $3.90 For Jumper Suits Worth $6.50 Very dainty jumper suits of gingham; some are mercerized, some with silk dots; they come in blue, black, gray and white. Only a limited number. Regular $6.50 values, go at... $3.90 Bring the Dress Goods Stock worth your while to visit this great clearing sale of fine dress goods prices are reduced so liberally you can't resist buying. Fring the Dress Goods Stock North your while to visit this great clearing sale of fine dress goods prices are reduced so liberally you can't resist buying. tags in plaids and checks, all light shades—reg. price $1.25 per yd, sale price...95c all the staple colors, 43 to 52 inches wide, regular $1 quality, 65c prunellas, 36 to 46 inches wide, regular $1 and $1 25 goods, 55c plaid silks in browns, grays, greens, red, etc., block checks, brokadow effects, all new spring goods, regular price $1.25 yd; now..98c sh silks in light blue, gray, green, tan and black, regular price clearing sale price...35c check silks in combinations of black, blue or brown with white, checks, regular $1 goods, at...85c acquard silk suitings, all colors, 16 yards in each pattern, reguard, now only...65c likes, reduced to...50c a yd ock checks and broken plaids in new spring goods, regular price special...55c Corsets 5c of corsets in black, blue, drab — all to 35 — good styles, that we are going Regular $1, $1.25 75c 25c Lace Hose 20c An odd lot of ladies' good quality black lace hose in allover lace effects, boot lace effects, etc. Sizes 8½ to 10. Same hoisery bought today would be worth 35c a pair. Our regular price 25c reduced to 20c OS CO. SANTA ANA 410 N. Main St. Issue Monthly Statements California Promotion Commitranged with the consuls and agents of all countries having tives in San Francisco to furmonthly with a statement of ports from any part of California which will assist in making these monthly statements, and which will show conditions of living and industries, and all persons interested in helping along the work of building up the state with desirable citizens are Issue Monthly Statements California Promotion Committee arranged with the consuls and agents of all countries having residences in San Francisco to furnish monthly with a statement of work in California as relates to real, structural and industrial foreign consuls and consular take stated reports to their units of conditions in the local which they are situated, and ports are published and discover the country to which made. The distribution of ports give them an official charm have much more weight and when issued by organization individuals. Result of these monthly statements furnished by the California Committee the people of all ocean countries whence this desirous of obtaining illumination be kept officially informed on here, pertaining to wages living opportunities in manu- and farming and all other in which are in need of development of these monthly statements kept on file in the State De- in Washington, and will allow to all of the eastern and connections of the committee they will be kept for reference. Committee will welcome reports from any part of California which will assist in making these monthly statements, and which will show conditions of living and industries, and all persons interested in helping along the work of building up the state with desirable citizens are asked to send such matter to the committee as will give it information. TO YOSEMITE BY RAIL, ONLY $12 FOR THE ROUND TRIP During August, 10 day round trip tickets from Merced to the Hotel and Camps in Yosemite, via Yosemite Valley R. R., will cost you only $12, about half the stage fare of past years. A quick comfortable trip of unequalled scenic beauty, through the picturesque Merced River canyon. The snow-clad peaks, majestic water-falls and waving pine forests of Yosemite await you. Fine trout fishing in the canyon and valley. Daily train from Merced at 2:30 P.M. Write O. W. Lehmer, Traffic Mgr., Merced, Calif., or H. H. Vincent, 553 So. Spring Street, Los Angeles. Orphanage Report The following boys have been admitted into St. Catherine's Orphan Asylum since the last publication: Half Orphans—Rosenberg, Philip Herbert, aged 8 years, 10 months; Eager, Leo, aged 10 yrs, 9 mos; Meier, August Z., aged 8 yrs; Gutierres, Nicolas, aged 7 yrs, 2 mos; Gutierres, Jose, aged 4 yrs. 8 mos; Appleson, Samuel, aged 8 yrs, 5 mos; Carey, Francis Gray, aged 10 yrs, 4 mos; Mainas, Abraham, aged 9 yrs. Anaheim, July 16, '07. Attend the Orange County Business College beginning Sept. 2, '07 and get an education that you can put to practical use through life.