anaheim-gazette 1908-01-30

A LATE PICTURE OF SECRETARY TAFT. William Howard Taft, secretary of war and leading Republican candidate, was born in Cincinnati Sept. 15, 1857. A graduate of Cincinnati Law school, he began work as a reporter. In 1887 he became of the superior court of Cincinnati; in 1890 he was appointed United Solicitor general; in 1892 he became United States circuit judge; 1900, he went to the Philippines, to organize the American government. Feb. 1, 1904, he was appointed secretary of war. He has rendered our service in the Philippines; in negotiations with Pope Leo; in Panama, and to American interests throughout the world. A LATE PICTURE OF SECRETARY TAFT. William Howard Taft, secretary of war and leading Republican candidate, was born in Cincinnati Sept. 15, 1857. A graduate of the superior court of Cincinnati; in 1890 he was appointed United States circuit judge; 1900, he went to the Philippines, to organize the American government. Feb. 1, 1904, he was appointed secretary of war. He has rendered generous service in the Philippines; in negotiations with Pope Leo; in Panama, and to American interests throughout the world. WICKSON SCORES DR. WILFY Says Government Chemist Is at Fault In His Ideas of the Drying and Bleaching of Fruit In a letter sent to President Wheeler Professor E. J. Wickson, director of the United States experimental station at the Berkeley university, and head of the college of agriculture, denies the statesments of Dr. W. H. Wiley, chief of the bureau of chemistry of the federal department of agriculture, that salt is better than sulphur in the bleaching and drying of fruits. Prof. Wickson backs up the arguments of the growers of the state in claiming that the use of sulphur for bleaching and drying fruits not only is the best method for use, but is absolutely healthful as used in California. Prof. Wickson is one of the best known authorities on all branches of agriculture in the state and a close student of all branches of fruit culture. He has made the claim in his letter to the head of the university that the salt solution for dried fruits was tried 15 years ago and found unsatisfactory. He further stated that the samples of dried apples cured by a salt solution produce a light brown instead of the pallid white, and the producers of the state cannot afford to try to reform the tastes of their purchasers. Although for apples and possibly pears cut in rings or small sections the salt process might be used from a pro- Banquet to Rural Mail Postmaster Duckworth had to banquet the carriers, and the office force on Christ but on account of being care Hawaiian Islands, on account illness of his son Guy, was to postpone the occasion until. On Tuesday last Inspectanya arrived in town for the arranging for establishment route from this postoffice. Firing was chosen for the occ invitations were sent out to Hueneweyer's at 7:30. The were Inspector Montanya, man and wife, Frank Lag wife, C. L. Green and wife, lingsworth and wife, As Tedrick and wife, Miss Ali and Miss Alta Lagourge. was filled with a bountiful good things and the repass full justice to. Postmaster called upon Mr. Montanya to which he happily responded upon the rural service he spoke in glowing terms high tribute to the condition service at this place; being flying to Postmaster Duckthe mail carriers. Two hours were taken up conversation. In behalf of and the postoffice force, Man extended a vote of that Duckworth for the fine be entertainment. At a late party dispersed. For all chronic and specific in any part of the body or in see Drs. Smith and Agnew tion free. the head of the university that the safe solution for dried fruits was tried 15 years ago and found unsatisfactory. He further stated that the samples of dried apples cured by a salt solution produce a light brown instead of the pallid white, and the producers of the state cannot afford to try to reform the tastes of their purchasers. Although for apples and possibly pears cut in rings or small sections the salt process might be used from a producing view, the university expert makes the point that it is impractical for pears and apples cut in halves. The entrance of Prof. Wickson into this contest has revived the hopes of the producers in the fight against the government agricultural authorities began during the visit of Secretary of Agriculture Wilson to the coast last year. Prof. Wickson's argument, backed by the other experts of the university and state, may be the battering ram to overcome the fortress behind which the government authorities have gathered to wage their war on the sulphur process used by producers. The attention of new voters is called to the fact that they must register in order to vote at the April election. E. B. Merritt and Joseph Helmsen have been appointed clerks to register all voters, and those who have not already registered are ordered to do so. Those already on the great register need not re-register for the spring election, but must do so for the general election in November. New voters had best see to it that they are registered in time for the spring election. Do it now. Take advantage of values that Young-bluth and Kroeger are offering. See their ad. For all chronic and specific in any part of the body or in see Drs. Smith and Agnew. tion free. Fullerton Store Roll The grocery store of Ch Fullerton was burglarized night and $150 in cash was the safe, which was blowed number of checks were all gregating $50. Residents in the neighborhood awakened by the sound of the shortly after 1 o'clock on M ing, but paid no particular it. The tracks of a light found the next morning wh bers had driven out of town. The burglars effected an into the store by prying door. A hole was bored in the safe, after the fashion who recently burglarized the office in this city. There is their identity. NOTICE TO TAX PAY Notice is hereby given th installment of State taxes, Talbert Drainage D Newbert Protection District become delinquent Jan. 27. per cent. added thereto J Bolsa Drainage tax delinqu Five per cent. added Jan and Road Poll tax delinqu $1.00 added to State Poll tax J. C. LAMB, County Tax Prices Going Up Buy Now Buy Now Buy Now BEAUMONT The Promised Land In sympathy with a general advance in value throughout the entire community of Beaumont, and on account of the increasing cost of improvement and the constantly increasing desirability of the land now on sale, a general advance in prices approximating 10 per cent will take effect after the excursion. Thursday Feb. 6. This announcement gives ample time to all intending purchasers to fully consider the subject and make their selections between now and February 6. If you have not yet visited this progressive section, or having seen it have not yet decided upon your purchase, advise us at once and arrange to go. Dollar excursions every Sunday and Thursday, via the Southern Pacific railway leaving Los Angeles at 9 a.m. and returning at 8 p.m., stopping at all S. P. stations on the way. METARY TAFT. Leading Republican presidention 1857. A graduate of Yale and Baker. In 1887 he became judge was appointed United States States circuit judge; in March, American government there; He has rendered conspicuwith Pope Leo; in Cuba; in the world. At to Rural Mail Carriers Master Duckworth had arranged meet the carriers, their wives office force on Christmas Eve, account of being called to the Islands, on account of the his son Guy, was compelled none the occasion until his return Tuesday last Inspector Monrived in town for the purpose giving for establishing a fifth from this postoffice. Friday evenchosen for the occasion and were sent out to meet at heyer's at 7:30. Those invited Inspector Montanya, Frank Eastwife, Frank Lagourge and L. Green and wife, Tom Holth and wife, Asst. George and wife, Miss Alice Robison as Alta Lagourge. The table with a bountiful supply of dogs and the repast was done once to. Postmaster Duckworth soon Mr. Montanya for a toast in he happily responded. He on the rural service, of which in glowing terms, paying a debate to the condition of the at this place, being very gratious Postmaster Duckworth and carriers. Hours were taken up in social action. In behalf of the carriers postoffice force, Frank Eastended a vote of thanks to Mr. Worth for the fine banquet and entiment. At a late hour the sponser. Fullerton Store Robbed Thursday Feb. 6. This announcement gives ample time to all intending purchasers to fully consider the subject and make their selections between now and February 6. If you have not yet visited this progressive section, or having seen it have not yet decided upon your purchase, advise us at once and arrange to go. Dollar excursions every Sunday and Thursday, via the Southern Pacific railway leaving Los Angeles at 9 a.m. and returning at 8 p.m. stopping at all S. P. stations on the way. Splendid Rainfalls at Beaumont Beaumont has rain when every other place goes dry. Thirty years have never witnessed a dry season. Thirty years have never recorded a crop failure for any cause. Beaumont has the world's prize soil. Beaumont fruit holding the World's Columbian Exposition prize medal against the finest fruits on the globe. Beaumont has the finest climate in Southern California, the same sun, soil and atmospherical conditions which produce its remarkable fruits also contributory to its remarkable climate. There is no asthma, catarrh, bronchitis or throat troubles there. The Indians called it "the land of joy." A little fruit farm there means ease and comfort and health forever. For the Home-Seeker It is the El Dorado for which he has been searching, and he will have to hurry, as the land is selling fast. For the Investor It means money multiplied for the growth and activity is such that values are going steadily forward every day. Take The Excursion Notify us at once so a seat may be reserved for you in special train as more are left behind than we are able to take. Send in your application now and if you are in the line of the S. P. we will arrange to stop for you. 400 Acres South and East of the city, adjoining land on which water is developed at 16 to 20 feet. At $80 An Acre Choice level vine land, adjoining lands upon Which water is developed at 16 to 20 feet. Buy Before the Advance Cut out and mail this if you can't come: BEAUMONT LAND AND WATER CO. 226 Mercantile Place, Los Angeles Please send me literature free regard- Get our prices on Supplies by H. H. Photographer Beaumont Sales The Beaumont Land & pany report sales for the ering lots and acreage of $7250. The total sales since th September now aggregated they hope to add not less that figure the coming sales of the acreage of S been especially gratify this land was very harri response to an eager d results show that it wa market none too soon. The company to note that number of sales in this ing made, in small parcels a greater diversity of larger number of soli building citizens. It is ing sign to witness that ber of old residents off waking up the opportunity away from them, and purchasing large pieces participate in the profits the unusual progress and now going on. This is es sable in the case of G who know values to a f thoroughly familiar w water resources of Sec the land adjacent. The Bettis block, o now completed adding t Fullerton Store Robbed A grocery store of Cline Bros. at an was burglarized on Sunday and $150 in cash was taken from which was blown open. A of checks were also taken agging $50. Events in the neighborhood were led by the sound of the explosion after 1 o'clock on Monday mornpaid no particular attention to tracks of a light buggy were the next morning where the robdriven out of town. Burglaries effected an entrance store by prying open a rear hole was bored in the top of after the fashion of the men idently burglarized the Santa Fe in this city. There is no clue to identity. JUSTICE TO TAX PAYERS It is hereby given that the first cent of State and County Albert Drainage District and Protection District taxes will delinquent Jan. 27, '08, fifteen t. added thereto Jan. 28, '08. Drainage tax delinquent Jan. 27. or cent. added Jan. 28., State and Poll tax delinquent Jan. 27. added to State Poll tax Jan 28. LAMB, County Tax Collector, Choice level vine land, adjoining lands upon Which water is developed at 16 to 20 feet. Buy Before the Advance Cut out and mail this if you can't come: BEAUMONT LAND AND WATER CO. 226 Mercantile Place, Los Angeles Please send me literature free regarding the hustling little city of Beaumont and the fruit land in same. Also state what rates you make from here. NAME..... ADDRESS..... Buena Park W. S. Thompson whi the east for several wee in a few weeks. Ed Trapp is setting ou CULTIVAT Besides the No cut, we carry a compopular line of cu cultivators: Molina Wheel, Pivotal D Spring Tooth, and omy Disc Harrow, Moline Lever Pip Imperial U-bar Ha WE LEAD—OTHER Wickersheim Imple FULLERTON, CA "LOUDON'S" Dry Goods Store Merchandise that is a little better in quality and a little less in price is the only brand we carry. One price and that the lowest. Fancy Wool Plaids, regular 10c materials, Waist Pattern yards...at $98c Cream Cashmeres with colored figures and polka dots, regular 35c materials, waist patterns...at $69c Fancy Wool Mixtures, Grey Plaids, regular 35c materials, kirt patterns 6 yds..at $1.19 12 styles of light and dark colored Lawns, new color effects, regular 10c,...at 71c yd. Geo. Loudon & Co. Koll Block, East Center Street ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA KEEP A LOOK OUT on your horse's feed. Be sure and give him the right kind. He will give you better service and you won't need to call a veterinary surgeon. WE HAVE BALED HAY KEEP A LOOK OUT on your horse's feed. Be sure and give him the right kind. He will give you better service and you won't need to call a veterinary surgeon. WE HAVE BALED HAY in our store room that's as sweet as the day it was mown. There isn't a bit of danger when using our feed. It's good the year round. At our prices on Hay, Grain, Seeds and Poultry Supplies before buying. It will pay you. H. H. GARDNER & CO. Phones: SUNSET 91. HOME 1382. Beaumont Sales The Beaumont Land & Water Comport sales for the last week covlots and acreage to the amount 50. The total sales since the 14th of last member now aggregate $147,250, and hope to add not less than $10,000 to figure the coming week. The of the acreage of Section 11 have especially gratifying. Though land was very hurriedly platted in nose to an eager demand, the reshow that it was placed on the set none too soon. It is pleasing to company to note that an increasing ter of sales in this section are bemade, in small parcels,, indicating greater diversity of farming and a number of solid communitying citizens. It is also a gratifyign to witness that a larger numof old residents of Beaumont are up up the opportunities slipping from them, and are themselves having large pieces of the land to cipate in the profits sure to follow unusual progress and development going on. This is especially noticein the case of Gray and Frady, know values to a fraction and are roughly familiar with the soil and resources of Section 11, and all and adjacent. The Bettis block, on 5th Street, is completed adding three more fine 1908 Seed Catalogue 1908 If you have not yet received our Seed Catalogue write for it at once and get your name on the mailing list. Write if Spanish book is preferred. Johnson & Musser Seed Co., 113 No. Main St., Los Angeles, Cal. Air Guns, Pocket Knives, Razors, Hunting Outfits and Canvass Goods, at Richard Spoerl's Gun Store Don't fail to get our prices on BICYCLES. and Bicycle Sundries. The popular Yale Bicycle in all sizes. We can save you Money B. Dauser Dealer In all Kinds of GRAIN AND FEED Storage Warehouses And Custom Feed Mill in Connection Regular Mill Days, Mondays, Wednesdays and B. Dauser Dealer In all Kinds of GRAIN AND FEED Storage Warehouses And Custom Feed Mill in Connection Regular Mill Days, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. LOCATION—South of Santa Fe depot. Buena Park S. Thompson who has been in last for several weeks will be home few weeks. Trapp is setting out ten acres of ULTIVATORS AND HARROWS Besides the No. 41 Planet Jr. Orchard Cultivator shown in the cut, we carry a complete stock of this highly successful and most popular line of cultivators. We also carry in stock the following cultivators: Moline, New Orchard, California, New Western Wheel, Pivotal Dandy Riding, Dutch Uncle Riding, Osborne Spring Tooth, and also the Moline Reversable Disc Harrow, Economy Disc Harrow, Clark's Double Action Cutaway Disc Harrow, Moline Lever Pipe and U-bar Harrows, and Bucher and Gibb's Imperial U-bar Harrow. OLD—OTHERS FOLLOW Implement Company CALLERTON, CALIFORNIA