anaheim-gazette 1910-04-07

The Weekly Gazette. ESTABLISHED 1870 Henry Kuchel, Editor and Proprietor SUBSCRIPTION.....$1.50 Per Year Six Months.....$1.00 Three Months.....50 Cts. The Gazette is issued every Thursday morning. Entered at the Anaheim Postoffice as second-class matter. Has the Largest Circulation NON-PARTISAN JUDICIARY BILL The non-partisan judiciary bill, which Speaker Stanton opposed, and for which Franklin Hichborn assails him, charging him by implication with being "owned by the railroad," is a measure which the speaker is proud of supporting. His opposition to this bill has the warm commendation and approval of the republican party. It is not a railroad measure, never was and probably never will be. It provided merely for placing the names of all candidates for the judiciary in a column, upon ballots, by themselves, and not in the column devoted to party candidates. In the theory of the lavender politician this may sound sleek and rosy. In practical politics it is wrong. What would have been the result in Orange county had this bill been law at the last general election? It would have thrown Judge West into the political-discard column, and granted to Miguel Estudillo the benefit of being placed in the republican column, with the Party Circle over it. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS J. C. LAMB Candidate for the republican nomination for COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR Subject to the decision of the primary election August 16. J. L. McBRIDE Candidate for the republican nomination for COUNTY SURVEYOR Subject to the decision of the primary election August 16. CARL F. CONWAY Of Orange Candidate for the republican nomination for COUNTY TREASURER Subject to the decision of the primary election August 16. FRANK VEGELY Of Santa Ana, Candidate for the Republican nomination for COUNTY ASSESSOR Subject to the decision of the Primary Election, Tuesday, Aug. 16, 1910 P. H. KRICK of Anaheim Candidate for the Republican nomination for COUNTY CLERK Subject to the decision of the primary election August 16th. W. M. SCOTT Of Santa Ana Candidate for the republican nomination for COUNTY ASSESSOR Subject to the action of the primary election August 16th. CHRIS P. PANN Candidate for the republican nomina- voted to party candidates. In the theory of the lavender politician this may sound sleek and rosy. In practical politics it is wrong. What would have been the result in Orange county had this bill been law at the last general election? It would have thrown Judge West into the political-discard column, and granted to Miguel Estudillo the benefit of being placed in the republican column, with the Party Circle over it. It would have denied the right to Judges Lorrigan, Henshaw and Sloss of a place in their party column, and have freely accorded it to S. O. Walker. Speaker Stanton opposed this bill, and his judgment was clear when he did so. The republican party approves his action. He is a true believer in a non-partisan judiciary, and would elect all judges for life, as it is done in Massachusetts and by the federal government—the latter being appointed to office by the president. Mr. Hichborn has no right to assail him as a "railroader" for his vote on this bill. AN IMPORTANT QUESTION One of the most important questions confronting taxpayers and voters of Southern California is the matter of the approaching redistricting of the equalization districts of the state. This work will be taken up by the next legislature, and it behooves us to be on our guard lest we be again unfairly dealt with, as has been our experience in the past. The state of California is divided into four equalization districts. The fourth district, in which Orange county is situated, extends to a point further north than San Francisco. It includes San Mateo county, which extends to the southern boundary line of San Francisco. It includes Stanislaus county, whose northernmost boundary line extends further north than the northern metropolis. The district includes 24 counties, and is one-third larger in area than the First, Second and Third districts combined. The counties comprising the Fourth equalization district are San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Stanislaus, Merced, San Benito, Mariposa, Mono, Madera, Monterey, Fresno, Inyo, Kings, Tulare, San Luis Obispo, Kern, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Orange, Riverside, San Diego and Imperial. The assessed valuation of California will vote to party candidates. In the theory of the lavender politician this may sound sleek and rosy. In practical politics it is wrong. What would have been the result in Orange county had this bill been law at the last general election? It would have thrown Judge West into the political-discard column, and granted to Miguel Estudillo the benefit of being placed in the republican column, with the Party Circle over it. It would have denied the right to Judges Lorrigan, Henshaw and Sloss of a place in their party column, and have freely accorded it to S. O. Walker. Speaker Stanton opposed this bill, and his judgment was clear when he did so. The republican party approves his action. He is a true believer in a non-partisan judiciary, and would elect all judges for life, as it is done in Massachusetts and by the federal government—the latter being appointed to office by the president. Mr. Hichborn has no right to assail him as a "railroader" for his vote on this bill. AN IMPORTANT QUESTION One of the most important questions confronting taxpayers and voters of Southern California is the matter of the approaching redistricting of the equalization districts of the state. This work will be taken up by the next legislature, and it behooves us to be on our guard lest we be again unfairly dealt with, as has been our experience in the past. The state of California is divided into four equalization districts. The fourth district, in which Orange county is situated, extends to a point further north than San Francisco. It includes San Mateo county, which extends to the southern boundary line of San Francisco. It includes Stanislaus county, whose northernmost boundary line extends further north than the northern metropolis. The district includes 24 counties, and is one-third larger in area than the First, Second and Third districts combined.The counties comprising the Fourth equalization district are San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Stanislaus, Merced, San Benito, Mariposa, Mono, Madera, Monterey, Fresno, Inyo, Kings, Tulare, San Luis Obispo, Kern, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Orange, Riverside, San Diego and Imperial. The assessed valuation of California will vote to party candidates. In the theory of the lavender politician this may sound sleek and rosy. In practical politics it is wrong. What would have been the result in Orange county had this bill been law at the last general election? It would have thrown Judge West into the political-discard column, and granted to Miguel Estudillo the benefit of being placed in the republican column, with the Party Circle over it. It would have denied the right to Judges Lorrigan, Henshaw and Sloss of a place in their party column, and have freely accorded it to S. O. Walker. Speaker Stanton opposed this bill, and his judgment was clear when he did so. The republican party approves his action. He is a true believer in a non-partisan judiciary, and would elect all judges for life, as it is done in Massachusetts and by the federal government—the latter being appointed to office by the president. Mr. Hichborn has no right to assail him as a "railroader" for his vote on this bill. AN IMPORTANT QUESTION One of the most important questions confronting taxpayers and voters of Southern California is the matter of the approaching redistricting of the equalization districts of the state. This work will be taken up by the next legislature, and it behooves us to be on our guard lest we be again unfairly dealt with, as has been our experience in the past. The state of California is divided into four equalization districts. The fourth district, in which Orange county is situated, extends to a point further north than San Francisco. It includes San Mateo county, which extends to the southern boundary line of San Francisco. It includes Stanislaus county, whose northernmost boundary line extends further north than the northern metropolis. The district includes 24 counties, and is one-third larger in area than the First, Second and Third districts combined.The counties comprising the Fourth equalization district are San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Stanislaus, Merced, San Benito, Mariposa, Mono, Madera, Monterey, Fresno, Inyo, Kings, Tulare, San Luis Obispo, Kern, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Orange, Riverside, San Diego and Imperial. The assessed valuation of California will vote to party candidates. In the theory of the lavender politician this may sound sleek and rosy. In practical politics it is wrong. What would have been the result in Orange county had this bill been law at the last general election? It would have thrown Judge West into the political-discard column, and granted to Miguel Estudillo the benefit of being placed in the republican column, with the Party Circle over it. It would have denied the right to Judges Lorrigan, Henshaw and Sloss of a place in their party column,and have freely accorded it to S. O. Walker. Speaker Stanton opposed this bill,and his judgment was clear when he did so.The republican party approves his action. He is a true believer in a non-partisan judiciary,and would elect all judges for life,a as it is done in Massachusetts and by the federal government—the latter being appointed to office by the president. Mr. Hichborn has no right to assail him as a "railroader" for his vote on this bill. AN IMPORTANT QUESTION One of the most important questions confronting taxpayers and voters of Southern California is the matter of the approaching redistricting of the equalization districts of the state. This work will be taken up by the next legislature,and it behooves us to be on our guard lest we be again unfairly dealt with,a as has been our experience in the past.The state of California is divided into four equalization districts.The fourth district,在which Orange county is situated，extends to a point further north than San Francisco.它包括San Mateo county，which extends tothe southern boundary lineofSan Francisco.它包括Stanislaus county，whose northernmost boundarylineextends further north thanthe northernmetropolis.The districtincludes24counties,andisone-thirdlargerinarea thantheFirst、SecondandThirddistrictscombined.ThecountiescomprisingtheFourthequalizationdistrictareSanMateo,SantaClara,SantaCruz StanislausMercedSanBenitoMariposaMonoMaderaMontereyFresnoInyoKingsTulareSanLuisObispoKernSantaBarbaraVenturaLosAngelesSanBernardinoOrangeRiversideSanDiegoandImperial. The assessed valuation of California will vote to party candidates.Inthetheoryofthelavenderpoliticianthismaysoundsleekandrosy.Inthepracticalpoliticsitwouldsoundsleekandrosy.InthestationBothinhusinessandkindofstationeryusepression.Tohaveitcomehere.Ourassoceverykindyououghtthatyoushouldn't.Caefewhits. AN IMPORTANT QUESTION One of the most important questions confronting taxpayers and voters of Southern California is the matter of the approaching redistricting of the equalization districts of the state. This work will be taken up by the next legislature,and it behooves us to be on our guard lest we be again unfairly dealt with,a as has been our experience in the past.The state of California is divided into four equalization districts.The fourth district，在which Orange county is situated，extends to a point further north than San Francisco.它包括San Mateo county，which extendstothe southern boundary lineofSan Francisco.它包括Stanislaus county，whose northernmost boundarylineextends further north thanthe northernmetropolis.The districtincludes24counties,andisone-thirdlargerinarea thantheFirst、SecondandThirddistrictscombined.ThecountiescomprisingtheFourthequalizationdistrictareSanMateo,SantaClara,SantaCruz StanislausMercedSanBenitoMariposaMonoMaderaMontereyFresnoInyoKingsTulareSanLuisObispoKernSantaBarbaraVenturaLosAngelesSanBernardinoOrangeRiversideSanDiegoandImperial. The assessed valuation of California will vote to party candidates.Inthetheoryofthelavenderpoliticianthismaysoundsleekandrosy.InthestationBothinhusinessandkindofstationeryusepression.Tohaveitcomehere.Ourassoceverykindyououghtthatyoushouldn't.Caefewhits. AN IMPORTANT QUESTION One of the most important questions confronting taxpayers and voters of Southern California is the matter of the approaching redistricting of the equalization districts of the state. This work will be taken up by the next legislature,and it behooves us to be on our guard lest we be again unfairly dealt with,a as has been our experience in the past.The state of California is divided into four equalization districts.The fourth district，在which Orange county is situated，extends to a point further north than San Francisco.它包括San Mateo county，which extendstothe southern boundary lineofSan Francisco.它包括Stanislaus county，whose northernmost boundarylineextends further north thanthe northernmetropolis.The districtincludes24counties,andisone-thirdlargerinarea thantheFirst、SecondandThirddistrictscombined.ThecountiescomprisingtheFourthequalizationdistrictareSanMateo,SantaClara,SantaCruz StanislausMercedSanBenitoMariposaMonoMaderaMontereyFresnoInyoKingsTulareSanLuisObispoKernSantaBarbaraVenturaLosAngelesSanBernardinoOrangeRiversideSanDiegoandImperial. The assessed valuation of California will vote to party candidates.Inthetheoryofthelavenderpoliticianthismaysoundsleekandrosy.InthestationBothinhusiness和kindofstationeryusepression.Tohaveitcomehere.Ourassoceverykindyouught that you shouldnt.Caefewhits. AN IMPORTANT QUESTION One of the most important questions confronting taxpayers and voters of Southern California is the matter of the approaching redistricting of the equalization districts of the state. This work will be taken up by the next legislature,and it behooves us to be on our guard lest we be again unfairly dealt with,a as has been our experience in the past.The state of California is divided into four equalization districts.The fourth district，在which Orange county is situated，extends to a point further north than San Francisco.它包括San Mateo county，which extendstothe southern boundary lineofSan Francisco.它包括Stanislaus county，whose northernmost boundarylineextends further north thanthe northernmetropolis.The districtincludes24counties,andisone-thirdlargerinarea thantheFirst、SecondandThirddistrictscombined.ThecountiescomprisingtheFourthequalizationdistrictareSanMateo,SantaClara,SantaCruz StanislausMercedSanBenitoMariposaMonoMaderaMontereyFresnoInyoKingsTulareSanLuisObispoKernSantaBarbaraVenturaLosAngelesSanBernardinoOrangeRiversideSanDiegoandImperial. The assessed valuation of California will vote to party candidates.Inthetheoryofthelavenderpoliticianthismaysoundsleekandrosy.InthestationBothinhusiness和kindofstationeryusepression.Tohaveitcome here.Ourassoceverykindyouught that you shouldnt.Caefewhits. AN IMPORTANT QUESTION One of the most important questions confronting taxpayers and voters of Southern California is the matter of the approaching redistricting of the equalization districts of the state. This work will be taken up by the next legislature,and it behooves us to be on our guard lest we be again unfairly dealt with,a as has been our experience in the past.The state of California is divided into four equalization districts.The fourth district，在which Orange county is situated，extends to a point further north than San Francisco.它包括San Mateo county，which extendstothe southern boundary lineofSan Francisco.它包括Stanislaus county，whose northernmost boundarylineextends further north thanthe northernmetropolis.The districtincludes24counties,andisone-thirdlargerinarea thantheFirst、SecondandThirddistrictscombined.ThecountiescomprisingtheFourthequalizationdistrictareSanMateo,SantaClara,SantaCruz StanislausMercedSanBenitoMariposaMonoMaderaMontereyFresnoInyoKingsTulareSanLuisObispoKernSantaBarbaraVenturaLosAngelesSanBernardinoOrangeRiversideSanDiegoandImperial. The assessed valuation of California will vote to party candidates.Inthetheoryofthelavenderpoliticianthismaysoundsleekandrosy.InthestationBothinhusiness和kindofstationeryusepression.Tohaveitcome here.Ourassoceverykindyouught that you shouldnt.Caefewhits. AN IMPORTANT QUESTION One of the most important questions confronting taxpayers and voters of Southern California is the matter of the approaching redistricting of the equalization districts of the state. This work will be taken up by the next legislature,and it behooves us to be on our guard lest we be again unfairly dealt with,a as has been our experience in the past.The state of California is divided into four equalization districts.The fourth district，在which Orange county is situated，extends to a point further north than San Francisco.它包括San Mateo county，which extendstothe southern boundary lineofSan Francisco.它包括Stanislaus county，whose northernmost boundarylineextends further north thanthe northernmetropolis.The districtincludes24counties,andisone-thirdlargerinarea thantheFirst、SecondandThirddistrictscombined.ThecountiescomprisingtheFourthequalizationdistrictareSanMateo,SantaClara,SantaCruz StanislausMercedSanBenitoMariposaMonoMaderaMontereyFresnoInyoKingsTulareSanLuisObispoKernSantaBarbaraVenturaLosAngelesSanBernardinoOrangeRiversideSanDiegoandImperial. The assessed valuation of California will vote to party candidates.Inthetheoryofthelavenderpoliticianthismaysoundsleekandrosy.InthestationBothinhusiness和kindofstationeryusepression.Tohaveitcome here.Ourassoceverykindyouught that you shouldnt.Caefewhits. AN IMPORTANT QUESTION One of the most important questions confronting taxpayers and voters of Southern California is the matter of the approaching redistricting of the equalization districts of the state. This work will be taken up by the next legislature,and it behooves us to be on our guard lest we be again unfairly dealt with,a as has been our experience in the past.The state of California is divided into four equalization districts.The fourth district，在which Orange county is situated，extends to a point further north than San Francisco.它包括San Mateo county，which extendstothe southern boundary lineofSan Francisco.它包括Stanislaus county，whose northernmost boundarylineextends further north thanthe northernmetropolis.The districtincludes24counties,andisone-thirdlargerinarea thantheFirst、SecondandThirddistrictscombined.ThecountiescomprisingtheFourthequalizationdistrictareSanMateo,SantaClara,SantaCruz StanislausMercedSanBenitoMariposaMonoMaderaMontereyFresnoInyoKingsTulareSanLuisObispoKernSantaBarbaraVenturaLosAngelesSanBernardinoOrangeRiversideSanDiegoandImperial. The assessed valuation of California will vote to party candidates.Inthetheoryofthelavenderpoliticianthismaysoundsleekandrosy.InthestationBothinhusiness和kindofstationeryusepression.Tohaveitcome here.Ourassoceverykindyouught that you shouldnt.Caefewhits. AN IMPORTANT QUESTION One of the most important questions confronting taxpayers and voters of Southern California is the matter of the approaching redistricting of the equalization districts of the state. This work will be taken up by the next legislature,and it behooves us to be on our guard lest we be again unfairly dealt with,a as has been our experience in the past.The state of California is divided into four equalization districts.The fourth district，在which Orange county is situated，extends to a point further north than San Francisco.它包括San Mateo county，which extendstothe southern boundary lineofSan Francisco.它包括Stanislaus county，whose northernmost boundarylineextends further north thanthe northernmetropolis.The districtincludes24counties,andisone-thirdlargerinarea thantheFirst、SecondandThirddistrictscombined.ThecountiescomprisingtheFourthequalizationdistrictareSanMateo,SantaClara,SantaCruz StanislausMercedSanBenitoMariposaMonoMaderaMontereyFresnoInyoKingsTulareSanLuisObispoKernSantaBarbaraVenturaLosAngelesSanBernardinoOrangeRiversideSanDiegoandImperial. The assessed valuation of California will vote to party candidates.Inthetheoryofthelavenderpoliticianthismaysoundsleekandrosy.InthestationBothinhusiness和kindofstationeryusepression.Tohaveitcome here.Ourassoceverykindyouught that you shouldnt.Caefewhits. AN IMPORTANT QUESTION One of the most important questions confronting taxpayers and voters of Southern California is the matter of the approaching redistricting of the equalization districts of the state. This work will be taken up by the next legislature,and it behooves us to be on our guard lest we be again unfairly dealt with,a as has been our experience in the past.The state of California is divided into four equalization districts.The fourth district，在which Orange county is situated，extends to a point further north than San Francisco.它包括San Mateo county，which extendstothe southern boundary lineofSan Francisco.它包括Stanislaus county，whose northernmost boundarylineextends further north thanthe northernmetropolis.The districtincludes24counties,andisone-thirdlargerinarea thantheFirst、SecondandThirddistrictscombined.ThecountiescomprisingtheFourthequalizationdistrictareSanMateo,SantaClara,SantaCruz StanislausMercedSanBenitoMariposaMonoMaderaMontereyFresnoInyoKingsTulareSanLuisObispoKernSantaBarbaraVenturaLosAngelesSanBernardinoOrangeRiversideSanDiegoandImperial. The assessed valuation of California will vote to party candidates.Inthetheoryofthelavenderpoliticianthismaysoundsleekandrosy.InthestationBothinhusiness和kindofstationeryusepression.Tohaveitcome here.Ourassoceverykindyouught that you shouldnt.Caefewhits. 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The counties comprising the Fourth equalization district are San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Stanislaus, Merced, San Benito, Mariposa, Mono, Madera, Monterey, Fresno, Inyo, Kings, Tulare, San Luis Obispo, Kern, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Orange, Riverside, San Diego and Imperial. The assessed valuation of California is two billion five hundred million dollars. The assessed valuation of the Fourth district is greater than the three other districts combined. This is manifestly unjust, but it is the usual kind of treatment meted out to Southern California by the politicians of the north. Last fall, our single representative upon the board was powerless to prevent a raise in the assessed valuation of the southern counties of $321,000,000. Orange county was raised $10,000,000. It is high time that we had a Southern California man in the governor's chair at Sacramento. Had we had such a man as governor last fall, no such unconscionable jolt would have been admitted. Southern California has the votes to select a governor. It can do it. It will do it. The Fourth equalization district contains more voters, more assessed valuation and is one-third larger than the three other equalization districts in the northern part of the state combined: Isn't it about time to redistrict the state? Isn't it about time to have a Southern California man as governor of the state? Meet your friends at the "Union Depot" Friday evening, April 8. Anaheim opera-house. of Santa Ana Candidate for the republican nomination for COUNTY AUDITOR Subject to the decision of the primary convention August 16. S. M. DAVIS Announces himself as a candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY of Orange County Subject to the decision of the republican voters at the primary election. GEORGE E. PETERS of Santa Ana Candidate for the republican nomination for COUNTY RECORDER Subject to the decision of voters at the primaries August 16. CAL D. LESTER Candidate for the republican nomination for COUNTY AUDITOR Subject to the decision of the primary election August 16. J. C. METZGAR Candidate for the republican nomination for COUNTY TREASURER Subject to the decision of the primary election August 16. R. P. MITCHELL Candidate for the republican nomination for COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT Subject to the decision of the voters at the primaries August 16. W. B. WILLIAMS Candidate for the republican nomination for COUNTY CLERK Subject to the decision of the primary election August 16. ANAHEIM GAZETTE L. A. WEST Candidate for the republican nomination for DISTRICT ATTORNEY Subject to the decision of the primary election August 16. CHARLES E. RUDDOCK of Fullerton Candidate for the Republican nomination for SHERIFF OF ORANGE COUNTY Subject to the decision of the primary election August 16th. THEODORE A. WINBIGLER of Santa Ana Candidate for the republican nomination for CORONER AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR Subject to the decision of the primary election August 16 REALTY TRANSFERS Ranches Changing Hands at Advanced Figures The Danbery Realty Co. report the sale of the following ranches in the last ten days: S. S. Jackson, 20 acres for $13,000. Mrs. Charles Trillo's 10 acres, orange grove, at Corona, for $10,000. Mr. Bech-Meyer's 10 acres near Anaheim, $4500. Henry Richmallers' 5 acres, $3000. Minna L. Shavers' 20 acres, $13,000. I. Foreman's store building and residence at South Park, Los Angeles, for $13,000. This looks like you would make no mistake in listing your property with them. Their motto: A square deal to everybody. The Big Sale Now! Enthusiastic Response at the Opening Crowds of People from over the entire remarkable offerings, hundreds taking The interest of the People displayed during our opportunity of the Merchandise. The manner in which the exceptional values. The success of this Great Sale is Merchandise as to the fact that prices are beyond can wisely afford to let these practical offers go unnoticed. Don't Delay!! - Do The least you can do is to Come and Look. You things you need, bring the list to us, and see what Don't conflict this Bonafide Sale with any other sale Anaheim, $4500. Henry Richmallers' 5 acres, $3000. Minna L. Shavers' 20 acres, $13,000. I. Foreman's store building and residence at South Park, Los Angeles, for $13,000. This looks like you would make no mistake in listing your property with them. Their motto: A square deal to everybody. A LITTLE IMPROVEMENT In your stationery will make a lot of difference in your social or business standing. People are judged by their STATIONERY Both in business and social life the kind of stationery used makes an impression. To have it just right, better come here. Our assortment includes every kind you ought to have; none that you shouldn't. Come in and get a few hints. Joseph Helmsen Don’t Delay!! - D The least you can do is to Come and Look. You things you need, bring the list to us, and see what Don’t conflict this Bonafide Sale with any other sa Positively the greatest and most legitimate Orange Co. Here’s a chance to replen Look for the Big =Blue= and White =Signs= 106 S. Los Angeles St., South of First Nat'l Bank HOLBROOK 106 S. LOS ANGELES ST Holbrook & Rose Clifford J. Halpern The New Big 4 McCormick mower is furnished with either a 6 or 7 foot cutter bar. The frame on this machine is one piece and heavier and the wheels are further apart than those on other machines. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. 3-17tf Barred Rock eggs for sale. From selected stock. $1 to $1.50 per setting. Apply to Joe Wagner, Black 248, Fullerton. 1-20-tf Every bearing is fitted with a removable bushing on a McCormick mower. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. $9.75 Specials Eight Day Suit Sale $9.75 Specials Eight Day Suit Sale This means any Suit up to $14.00 for $9.75. New Spring and Summer Suits in the latest patterns and styles. Sale commences Friday, April 8, and continues until Saturday, April 16th LOUIS Z. KROEGER 128 W. Center St. PHONES, PACIFIC 2103 HOME 2132 Now On in Full Blast at the Opening of the Sensational Ten Days' Saving Sale over the entire county came in answer to the hundreds taking advantage of this Bonafide Sale yed during our opening day is evidence of the sterling qualnner in which they bought is further evidence of the exthis Great Sale is due as much to the high character of the prices are beyond comparison. No wide-awake shopper ctical offers go unnoticed. ! - Don't Put It Off!! and Look. You owe it to yourself. Make up a list of the us, and see what a wonderful saving this sale offers you. with any other sale you have seen. Don't Put It Off!! and Look. You owe it to yourself. Make up a list of the us, and see what a wonderful saving this sale offers you. with any other sale you have seen. Most legitimate bargain event ever held in ce to replenish your home at a great saving ROOK & ROSE S. LOS ANGELES STREET, ANAHEIM k & Rose, Proprietors J. Halpern, - Sale Mgr If you Value Money Come in and Get your share of these Bona Fide Bargains Look For The Big Blue & White Signs "UNION DEPOT" Friday Evening, April 8th, Anaheim Opera House Under Auspices of St. Michael's Guild (Directed by Miss Ethel Snyder.) CAST OF CHARACTERS Depot Master ... Robert C. Whiting Ticket Agent ... Gerald Twombley Joe Gamin (bootblack) ... Loring Whitaker Woman Who Would Not Take Bus ... Mrs. Rehwoldt Aunt Amelia Saylittle ... Mrs. Closson Nephew Willle ... Max Jayne Mrs. Chattermuch ... Mrs. Eva Boyd Marlo Chattermuch ... Alberta Abbey Uncle Josh Hayseed ... Mr. Hamler Aunt Sarah Hayseed (his wife) ... Mrs. Simpson Deacon Longface ... Mr. O. Storm School Girls—Lil, Marie Finney; Fan, Evelyn Finney; Flo, Lois Blake Dude ... Mr. C. Z. Vander Horck Mr. Henpeck ... Mr. John Dwyer Mrs. Henpeck ... Miss Lily Zeus Joe Gamin (bootblack) ... Loring Whitaker Woman Who Would Not Take Bus ... Mrs. Rehwoldt Aunt Amelia Saylittle ... Mrs. Closson Nephew Willie ... Max Jayne Mrs. Chattermuch ... Mrs. Eva Boyd Mario Chattermuch ... Alberta Abbey Uncle Josh Hayseed ... Mr. Hamler Aunt Sarah Hayseed (his wife) ... Mrs. Simpson Deacon Longface ... Mr. O. Storm School Girls—Lil, Marie Finney; Fan, Evelyn Finney; Flo, Lois Blake Dude ... Mr. C. Z. Vander Horck Mr. Henpeck ... Mr. John Dwyer Mrs. Henpeck ... Miss Lily Zeus Professor Learned ... Mr. Roger Dutton Woman With the Baby ... Miss Bertha Horwitz Madame Patti ... Miss Louisa Paschall Mrs. Nudy ... Mrs. L. Millane Mrs. Garrulous ... Mrs. O. Storm Miss Fishwell ... Mrs. C. Z. Vander Horck Widower Smith ... J. W. Wallop Widower's Children—Susie, Annie Minary Russel-Harrison; Mary Ellen, Edith Simpson; Teddy Roosevelt, Foster Chambers; Billy Bryan, Geo. Littlefield. Country Bridegroom (Hiram) ... Mr. Ed Zeus Country Bride (Barbary) ... Miss Elsa Asher Bride's Sister (Lucinda) ... Mrs. Robert C. Whiting Her Beau (Lemuel) ... Fred P. Segner Miss Beaconstreet of Boston ... Miss Minnie Rehwoldt Miss Helen Flighty ... Isabelle Jayne Her Aunt Martha Ancient ... Mrs. John Resh Her Aunt Maria Ancient ... Mrs. J. Dwyer Harry Fields (Helen's Lover) ... Paul des Granges Paper Boy ... Hans Storm Bus Man ... Eugene Storm CHORUSES "Teddy Bear" Chorus ... Solo—Helen Elliott and Chorus of Ten Little Girls "Sweethearts in Every Town" Soloist ... Mr. Fred Conrad Chorus—Six Young Ladies "So Long Mary" ... Soloist ... Alberta Abbey Chorus of Six Young Ladies and Six Young Men Planist ... Mrs. J. W. Wallop McCormick hand and self-dump rakes are made right. Look at the wheel construction on these rakes. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana 3-17-tf Valencia Orange Trees. Thrifty, well-grown stock, for sale in quantities to suit Nick Hugo, Placentia. Tel. Pacific 530. 3-10-1m