anaheim-gazette 1907-12-05

The Weekly Gazette. ESTABLISHED 1870 SUBSCRIPTION - $1.50 Per Year HENRY KUCHEL, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR Six months...$1.00 Three months...50cts Payable invariably in advance. The GAZETTE is issued every Thursday morning. Entered at the Anaheim Postoffice as second-class matter. Advertisers desiring their ads reset must have their copy in this office by noon of Tuesday. We cannot undertake to change ads hereafter on Wednesday. If advertisers will kindly bear this in mind when arranging for their changes, they will confer a favor upon this office which will be appreciated. WE SALUTE DR. BRADSHAW The wares of the Electro Automatic Safety Razor company will not have blown into them the words, "Made in Anaheim," but rather will Orange town be the fortunate one so designated. This is all the fault of Dr. Bradshaw; not that of the local chamber of commerce, which wanted to play ball with him. But the Orange people would not have it. Thereby hangs a tale—in fact, several of them. The first our people knew of the existence of Dr. Bradshaw was a week or so ago, when postal cards bearing the announcement that a number of lead- ber of commerce, which wanted to play ball with him. But the Orange people would not have it. Thereby hangs a tale—in fact, several of them. The first our people knew of the existence of Dr. Bradshaw was a week or so ago, when postal cards bearing the announcement that a number of leading citizens of Orange would address our people upon the subject of Machinery, were sent through the mails. This journal was not favored with one. But it heard of the scheme just the same. When the appointed hour arrived, the leading citizens mentioned in the postal cards were conspicuous by their absence—but Bradshaw was here. He addressed the chamber of commerce at length upon his great invention, which, he said, would just about revolutionize the world. He had a safety razor which operated by electricity. His works would also turn out watches, clocks, bicycles, and all sorts of light machinery, and be the greatest thing that ever happened. One other safety razor man, he said, had sold a million of his razors in thirty months. Dr. Bradshaw was of the positive conviction that if his company could sell a million of his devises in thirty years—thirty years, mind you—his stockholders would all be on Easy street. The people of Orange, he said, were anxious to locate the works in that town; but he feared they would find it impossible to come through, because, he said, there were so many penurious cusses in the town. Whether Mr. Armor of the Orange Post was one of these he failed to state. But Dr. Bradshaw asked the Anaheim chamber of commerce to "make him an offer," OUR NAVY IN SECOND P The United States has to place as the second naval power world so far as strength is in the preponderance of tonnage country today possesses war gistering a greater tonnage other nation on the globe sland. This is shown by the port of Secretary of the Navy Metcalf, which was made presently. This report also bears with startling clearness the every nation on the globe is using ships as fast as means will In some cases, as in that of the construction of war vessels types has been provided for to come. As shown by testimony by the secretary, the States possesses war vessels in the aggregate 611, while England leads this gistered aggregate tonnage of Japan, which was said to be in the forefront of world naval stands fifth on the list. Her tonnage is only 374,704. Third, with an aggregate tons in warships of all kinds Germany is fourth. Her aggregated war craft is placed at 529,033 construction in the various countries there are six brass with an aggregate tonnage of two armored cruisers, with a gister of 29,000; three scout registering 30,750 tons each; pedo boat destroyers, combining gister of 3500 tons and two fleets 12,535 tons each. The Chief of the Bureau but he feared they would find it impossible to come through, because, he said, there were so many penurious cusses in the town. Whether Mr. Armor of the Orange Post was one of these he failed to state. But Dr. Bradshaw asked the Anaheim chamber of commerce to "make him an offer," and his company "would consider it." Some of the long hairs attendant upon the meeting thought Dr. Bradshaw was joshing — they thought he wanted us to yank chestnuts out of the fire for him. Others thought otherwise. Squire Howard was one of these. He was appointed a committee to go to Orange and scent out the lay of the land. He returned, reporting things favorable. The next day it snowed. The hereinbefore-mentioned penurious people of Orange, hearing that Anaheim was sitting up and taking notice, fell to and subscribed the required amount, and Dr. Bradshaw fell in a swoon. Inasmuch as the Electro Automatic Safety Razor company is an Orange organization, and as Dr. Bradshaw was only off the reservation temporarily, perhaps he was talking through his sombrero all the while. But we salute him, just the same. HARS and HARBORS nia will be well representNational Rivers and Hargress, which meets in on, December fourth, sixth. All together there irty delegates from this National Rivers and Hargress stands for a broad policy by the National cent for all such improvehave been favorably pasby the Board of United engineers, and by them reted to the Congrees of the States, and it will demand Congress of the United that a more liberal proof the revenue of the Govderived from commerce led in its interest in imthe natural channels of transportation. The contends that the imt of the rivers, our naturays, and the harbors, our will add greatly to the of moving both freight engers, and the necessity apparent and admitted whatever affects transfacilities of this Nation, its economic life at its ter. There is a general throughout the country to the work of the Navers and Harbors Congress coming meeting at Washromises to be the most for the general one. CHRISTMA AGAIN we have a selection that will make every heart happy. handsomest display ever offered by us. Always carry the Hatzfeld's its right. Here is a list of what you will find at Hatzfe Leather Goods Music Rolls, Collar and Cuff Boxes, Latest in Ladies' hand purses, Gentlemen's Purses, Carved Wallets, Bill Books, Etc. Stationery Christmas Cards from 5cts to 25 cents. Calendars, Calendar Pads, Harmonicas, Fountain Pens, Bibles, Gift Books, Buster Brown Books, Story Books, Post Card Albums, Boxed Stationery. Candies Gunther's Celebrated Candies in handsome packages. Hand Painted China, $1.25 to $40.00 Cigars and Pipes. Note—Our Soda Fountain Hatzfeld's Drug Store recommendations of the Chief of the Bureau of Manufactures will receive from Congress the consideration they deserve. Quarantine enforcement seems to be lightening somewhat at San Francisco in regard to the reception of fruit, as well as in the strict- recommendations of the Chief of the Bureau of Manufactures will receive from Congress the consideration they deserve. Quarantine enforcement seems to be lightening somewhat at San Francisco in regard to the reception of fruit, as well as in the stricter sanitary regulations of the city. Two weeks ago E. M. Ehrhorn, quarantine officer of the State Horticultural Commission, condemned 6000 boxes of apples from Bellingham, Wash. They were brought down by the Ohio, the steamship which brought so many infected plants to San Pedro upon the return of the Chamber of Commerce excursion from Honolulu last summer. The condemned fruit was badly infested with the Japanese apple fruit borer (Laverna herelera.) This insect is reported from British Columbia, and is a visitor we do not want. The apples have been sent back by Mr. Ehrhorn. The state quarantine officer is also making provision for keeping out the mealy bug, which has been going out under fumigation from San Francisco. This pest has become established in a score of orange groves in Los Angeles county and is regarded as a coming peril. It has been in Southern California so long that it shows the danger of even common pests. The political organization planned for the Philippine Islands by the civil government act of July 1, has been completed in the election, by the Philippine Legislature, of two commissioners to represent the archipelago at Washington and to sit in the lower house of Congress. It is to be greatly hoped that a more generous and enlightened treatment by Congress of the The political organization planned for the Philippine Islands by the civil government act of July 1, has been completed in the election, by the Philippine Legislature, of two commissioners to represent the archipelago at Washington and to sit in the lower house of Congress. It is to be greatly hoped that a more generous and enlightened treatment by Congress of the Filipinos will result from the appearance of the new delegates at the capital. A willingness to remove the unnecessary burden of taxation on Philippine products and to give to the people as free an entry into our markets as has been given to the people of Pero Rico and Hawaii has already been shown by the House of Representatives. But for some inscrutable reason, the Senate has held out for a discrimination, which can be based on neither economical or political grounds. If it is any assistance to those people for us to take their products rather than the similar products of foreign countries, it is only justice and good policy on our part to do so, and especially as our industries are in no way threatened by their industries. Their progress would be a source of gratification to us and so long as we retain possession of the islands we should be just and square in all our dealings with them, politically, economically and commercially. For Sale—27 lots in Olive-street tract, 5 lots in block one, 13 lots in block two, 8 lots in block three on Sycamore street. Adele street and Olive street. The 27 lots for $5000, one half cash, balance 1 and 2 years, at 6 per cent interest per annum. Address 841 Second st., San Diego. nov21t4 TMASGIFTS every heart happy. Come to our store before you decide and see the Always carry the best and always something new. If you get it at will find at Hatzfeld's: Perfumes Palmer's Perfumes our leader, also Colgate's Lazell's, Eastman's and other popular makes. Hudnut's Toilet Water, Sachet Powder in bulk and in handsome 10 cent envelopes. Perfume Atomizers. Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets, Baby Sets, Military Brushes, Hat Brushes, Hat Pin Holders, Tooth Brush Holders, Smokers' Sets, Shaving Sets, Hand Mirrors, Triplicate Mirrors, Shaving Mirrors, Candlesticks, Ink Stands, Put your presents in a neat box. We have them decorated with Holly—5c to 25c. Our Soda Fountain will be closed Christmas week ug Store NEAR POSTOFFICE, ANAHEIM Holiday Goods Holiday Goods most beautiful line of Imported Chinaware, Glassware, Lamps, Fancy Stationery, and Art Leather Goods, received at DICKEL'S e and be convinced. We are always glad to show the goods. Fancy Groceries for Holiday Season In the Best Quality Make the Home Attractive Special sale of Indian Baskets and Novelties Useful and Ornamental. Prices from 5c to $3.00 Jos. Helmsen's HARDWARE carry a complete line of Edge tools and Fine Saws, Shot Guns AND AMMUNITION OF ALL KINDS and fittings cut and fitted to order. All kinds of Galvanized Iron work done to order. A. NAGEL carry a complete line of Edge tools and Fine Saws, Shot Guns AND AMMUNITION OF ALL KINDS and fittings cut and fitted to order. All kinds of Galvanized Iron work done to order. CENTER CENTER AND DINA STREETS A. NAGEL CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT... HARTFIELD'S Jewelry Store Special Line of Ladies' Solid Gold and GoldFilled Watches. Cut Glass Ladies' Rings Bracelets Diamonds Fine Jewelry Silverware Handsome Assortment just received from Eastern Importers Superb collection of Novelties to select from Purchasers may order presents now, and the same will be reserved for them until Christmas. Did you Notice Our Show Window? It's a Swell Looker. Next Door to Helmsen's News Stand ANAHEIM, CAL.