anaheim-gazette 1907-10-10

GROWING INTEREST IN STATE Thousands of Eastern Visitors In California and More Arriving Daily. The work of the California Promotion Committee during the past month has been marked with more than the usual diversity of interest. Following the work of the Committee to make the National Irrigation Congress, held at Sacramento, a success, the Committee took advantage of the fact that thousands of strangers were within the State and had its representatives at the Congress, where a large amount of literature bearing on California was distributed, and an illustrated lecture given, showing California and its industrial advantages. The prize Holstein bull, California Promotion Boy, which was given by the Committee for the best display of products of a single irrigated farm, was awarded to J. F. Adams, of Tule Lake, Oregon, and is now in his herd, advertising one of California's products. The large party of Brooklyn people who visited the State at the close of August and early in September were made to feel that their visit was both profitable and pleasant, by the efforts of the Committee, which arranged with the local organizations in the various cities visited, to have programs of entertainment prepared. Letters received from members of the party, and clippings from Eastern newspapers relating to their visit show that the State received good advertising through this visit. Silver Service for the Venerable Boston, Mass., Oct. 4.—At lestown Navy yard today in ceremonies were held in order with the presentation of a silver service by the State office to the battleship of that naval presentation was made by Proctor, who was accompanied official staff and a number of inert representatives of the Mountain State. In behalf of ed States Navy the gift was by Captain William P. P. commander of the Vermont same time a handsome silk given to the battleship by the Daughters of the Rovolution W. C. T. U. of the same State ed to each member of the ship a comfort bag. The silver service presented battleship consists of fourteen including a punch bowl, a teau or waiter, upon which stands, two candelabra, a waterer, syrup pitcher, two salad meat dish, entree dish, a servetwo compotes and a butter d service cost the State of about $3,500. Matrimonial Maiden New York, Oct. 4.—Belles tions are coming to these short shipload. Whether it is that the market on the other side is owned or that would-be husband-suit, the fact is that many young women are deserting B the thousands. The steamer Baltic alone be 1004 on her last trip. About them were immigrants of other who had recrossed the Atlantic early summer to visit the old August and early in September were made to feel that their visit was both profitable and pleasant, by the efforts of the Committee, which arranged with the local organizations in the various cities visited, to have programs of entertainment prepared. Letters received from members of the party, and clippings from Eastern newspapers relating to their visit show that the State received good advertising through this visit. Similar arrangements were made for the entertainment of a party of young ladies sent to the Coast by the Evening News of Honolulu, and the party was entertained at various cities by ladies' clubs and commercial organizations that had been advised by the Committee of the approaching visit. With the approach of the winter season in the East the Committee is desirous of strengthening its illustrated lecture service by securing new lantern slides of California industries, and all who are interested in this matter are requested to send to the Committee any slides they may feel disposed to give or lend for this purpose. The lectures are given under the auspices of the Eastern Bureau of the Committee which is doing good work for California on the Atlantic Coast. Recognizing the fact that California can furnish all the building material needed in the State, the Committee has entered upon a campaign among the various counties, to have a complete exhibit of such materials made at the Mining Bureau, in the Ferry Building of San Francisco. Replies indicate that there will be a general approval and assistance in this work and that the display will be one that will be a credit to the State, and will keep those interested in such matters well informed as to California's possibilities. Through the efforts of the Committee widespread interest in California has been aroused throughout the world, with the result that the fall colonist season now in progress is marked with the greatest influx of people of any similar season. Thousands of people are coming to the State and settling on small farms in all parts of California. Reports from all parts of the country indicate that this will be the heaviest immigration that has ever been noted during the fall season. Through the efforts of the Committee widespread interest in California has been aroused throughout the world, with the result that the fall colonist season now in progress is marked with the greatest influx of people of any similar season. Thousands of people are coming to the State and settling on small farms in all parts of California. Reports from all parts of the country indicate that this will be the heaviest immigration that has ever been noted during the fall season. Whether it is that the market on the other side is owned or that would-be husband-suit, the fact is that many young women are deserting Ethe thousands. The steamer Baltic alone brought 1004 on her last trip. About them were immigrants of other who had recrossed the Atlantic early summer to visit the old home. The great majority who were allured by the prospect those returning maidens or by received from friends who have in America. English, Irish, Scotch, Wes Scandinavian girls predeceased among the newcomers on their and every one of them marriaged. Dozens had already been spared and were coming to be married mirers who had gone ahead money sufficient to start them fried life, but a greater number without prospects. Their plans get work and wait for the pre-low to put in an appearance. About half the arrivals on this remained in this city and then scattered to all parts of the More than fifty of them were Salt Lake City. The steamers Cymric and leaving England soon after they carried each more than 600 men who came to find homes in their promise. Creation Myths of California The Indians of California differ other Indians in having a system myth of the creation, and in reeling a supreme power in the shoality. So says Professor A. L. Berger of the University of California his latest discussion on the reliance on California Indians. Those southern part of the State attaches the origin of man, animals, and to the first parents, heaven and Professor Kroeber goes on to describe his peculiar powers in a but sometimes inherits from his or grandfather the control of spirits that endow him with power. Disease is not only caused by the medicine man. The dians describe pain as a small like object that can fly swiftly a has been aroused throughout the world, with the result that the fall colonist season now in progress is marked with the greatest influx of people of any similar season. Thousands of people are coming to the State and settling on small farms in all parts of California. Reports from all parts of the country indicate that this will be the heaviest immigration that has ever been noted during the fall season. Through the efforts of the Committee the false and injurious reports that were disseminated regarding health conditions in San Francisco were quickly contradicted by those in authority and reports sent throughout the world so effectively that the injury done was reduced to a minimum. Duty. Duty stands for the most part close at hand, unobscured, simple, immediate. If any man has the will to hear her voice, to him is she willing to enter and to be his ready guest.—Francis Peabody. The smallest bird cannot alight upon the greatest tree without sending a shock to its innost fiber. Every mind is at times no less sensitive to the most trifling words. That hacking cough continues Because your system is exhausted and your powers of resistance weakened. Take Scott's Emulsion. It builds up and strengthens your entire system. It contains Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites so prepared that it is easy to take and easy to digest. ALL DRUGGISTS: 50c. AND $1.00 Service for the Vermont. Mags., Oct. 4.—At the Charvvy yard today interesting less were held in connection representation of a handsome service by the State of Vermont titleship of that name. The union was made by Governor who was accompanied by his off and a number of other empresentatives of the Green State. In behalf of the UnitNavy the gift was accepted in William P. Potter, the mer of the Vermont. At the a handsome silk flag was the battleship by the Vermont of the Rovolution, and the U. of the same State presentmember of the ship's crew bag. Service presented to the consists of fourteen pieces, a punch bowl, a ladle, plaalter, upon which the bowl to candelabrea, a water pitchpitcher, two salad bowls. a entree dish, a serving tray, notes and a butter dish. The most the State of Vermont Pithu Parargaphs by Roosevelt (From the President's speech at St. Louis.) We have definitely taken our place among the great world powers, and it would be a sign of ignoble weakness, having taken such a place, to shirk its responsibilities. Therefore, unless we are willing to abandon this place, to abandon our insistence upon the Monroe doctrine, to give up the Panama canal, and to be content to acknowledge ourselves a weak and timid nation, we must steadily build up and maintain a great fighting navy. I believe that the nation has the whole governmental power over interstate commerce and the widest discretion in dealing with that subject; of course, under the express limits prescribed in the constitution for the exercise of all such powers, such for instance as the condition that "due process of law" should not be denied. There are difficulties arising from our dual form of government. If they prove to be insuperable resort must be had to the power of amendment. Let us first try to meet them by the exercise of all the powers of the national government which in the Marshall spirit of broad interpretation can be found in the constitution as it is. One of the chief, and probably the chief, of the domestic causes for the adoption of the constitution. Dancing School Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, geles, will open a school for the Odd Fellows' hall S. 12th. Children's class meam. Single lesson, 35 cents; $3.00. Adult class instructed. Dancing at 9 o'clock. S. 50 cents; 12 lessons, $5.00. and have a good time. Unclaimed Letters Unclaimed letters in the postoffice for week ending: Lorenso Martines, letter Seferino Pulido " Luis Bargas " Famas Campos " Miss L. Staenke " Mrs. George Rosmussen, Felipo Naringo, card. When calling for above he say "advertised" and names this list. One cent exchanged for each advert. Letters remaining unclassified expiration of fifteen days will be sent to the dead lettJ. W. DUCKWORN CATARRH CAN NOT BE with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, and reach the seat of the disease. blood or constitutional disease, to cure it you must take interHall's Catarrh Cure is taken directly on the blood and faces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is a medicine. It was prescribed by best physicians in this country. is a regular prescription. It is the best tonics known, combined blood purifiers, acting directly on surfaces. The perfect combination ingredients is what produces sure results in curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & CO. Sold by all druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for co- It is that the matrimonial other side is overcrowded would-be husbands do not fact is that marriageable men are deserting Europe by lands. Amer Baltic alone brought in last trip. About a third of immigrants of other years crossed the Atlantic in the near to visit the old folks at great majority were girls filured by the prosperity of mining maidens or by letters from friends who have settled Irish, Scotch, Welsh and can girls predominated newcomers on the Baltic, one of them marriageable. And already been spoken for coming to be married to ad- had gone ahead to earn client to start them in mar- a greater number were aspects. Their plan was to wait for the proper fel- an appearance. If the arrivals on the Baltic this city and the others all parts of the country. fifty of them were billed to city. Mera Cymric and Cedric, land soon after the Baltic, more than 600 maidens, find homes in the land of myths of California Indians. Mera of California differ from us in having a systematic recreation, and in recogniz- power in the shape of a days Professor A. L. Kroe-university of California in discussion on the religion of a Indians. Those of the rest of the State attributed man, animals, and plants parents, heaven and earth. Doeber goes on to describe medicine man or doctor re- regular powers in a dream, inherits from his father over the control of certain endow him with magic case is not only cured, but medicine man. The In- pain as a small worm that can fly swiftly and in- must be had to the power of amend- ment. Let us first try to meet them by the exercise of all the powers of the national government which in the Marshall spirit of broad interpretation can be found in the constitution as it is. One of the chief, and probably the chief, of the domestic causes for the adoption of the constitution was the need to confer upon the nation exclusive control over interstate commerce. But this giant of power is worthless unless it is held to confer thoroughgoing and complete control over practically the sole instrumentalities of interstate commerce—the interstate railroads. The American people will not tolerate the happy-go-lucky system of no control over the great interstate railroads, with the insolent and manifold abuses which have so generally accompanied it. The control must exist somewhere; and unless it is by thoroughgoing and radical law placed upon the statute books of the nation, it will be exercised in ever-increasing measure by the several states. Personally I firmly believe that there should be national legislation to control all industrial corporations doing an interstate business, including the control of the output of their securities, but as to these the necessity for federal control is less urgent and immediate than is the case with the railroads. Centralization has already taken place in the world of commerce and industry. All that I ask is that the national government look this fact in the face, accept it as a fact, and fit itself accordingly for a policy of supervision and control over this centralized commerce and industry. Tide of Immigration. A heavy tide of immigration from Eastern points has marked the month, bearing out predictions made prior to the opening of the Fall Colonist season. The number of colonists arriving Tide of Immigration. A heavy tide of immigration from Eastern points has marked the month, bearing out predictions made prior to the opening of the Fall Colonist season. The number of colonists arriving during the month almost doubled those arriving for the same period a year ago. All parts of the State report good effects from this infusion of new people, and business conditions in all lines show steady increase. California's grape harvest was exceptionally good, and the net results to growers have been the largest of any season. Large acreages are being put to vines, and many new vineyards are coming into bearing, but the demand continues to increase more rapidly than it can be supplied, resulting in increasing prices. Building activity is noted in all California cities, and this is especially noted in the erection of better-class residences and business blocks. The demand for building material is steady, and prices in all lines are now normal. There has been great demand for school teachers all over California, and as a result salaries have increased materially in all parts of the State, but without achieving the desired result of filling the requirements. Numerous small factories have been started in interior cities and towns, and there is consequent increased demand for operative help. Men and women are needed in large numbers and can find steady and profitable employment. Dancing School. and Mrs. Anderson of Los Anwill open a school for dancing in and Fellows' hall Saturday, Oct. Children's class meets at 3 p. single lesson, 35 cents; 12 lessons, Adult class instruction 8 p.m. at 9 o'clock. Single lesson, lessons; 12 lessons, $5.00. Come out have a good time. Unclaimed Letters calmed letters in the Anaheim race for week ending Sept. 30,'07: Juno Martines, letter. Vino Pulido " Bargas " Campos " L. Staenke " George Rosmussen, card. Naringo, card. calling for above letters please advertised" and name the date of est. One cent extra will be paid for each advertised letter. remaining unclaimed at the ation of fifteen days from date sent to the dead letter office. J. W. DUCKWORTH, P. M. TARRH CAN NOT BE CURED MAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot seat of the disease. Catarrh is a constitutional disease, and in order you must take internal remedies. Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and only on the blood and mucous surall's Catarrh Cure is not a quackIt was prescribed by one of the musicians in this country for years and car prescription. It is composed of tonics known, combined with the best drillers, acting directly on the mucous The perfect combination of the two tats is what produces such wonderful curing Catarrh. or testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. all druggists, 75c. All's Family Pills for constipation. In the Superior Court in and for the County of Orange, State of California. In the matter of the estate of J. J. McWilliams, deceased. Notice of hearing of petition for probate of will. Notice is hereby given that the petition of Louisa McWilliams for the probate of the will of J. J. McWilliams, deceased, and for issuance of letters testamentary thereon to her will be heard at the court room of the Superior Court, in the City of Santa Ana, County of Orange, State of California, at 10 o'clock a.m., on the 25th day of October, 1907. W. B. WILLIAMS, County Clerk. Kendrick, Knott & Ardis, Attorneys for Petitioner. 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