anaheim-gazette 1911-01-12

Page Four The Crowds Increase as this Tomorrow we will have many new Specs and Bins through the center of the Store. 50c Heavy Ribbed Underwear, Shirts or Drawers, all sizes 37½c Best 50c Work Shirts all colors 37c Mens' 15c black or tan Sox, all sizes, per pair SUITS A REG. PRICE $27.50 Suit o 25.00 Suit o 22.50 Suit o 20.00 Suit o 18.50 Suit o 18.00 Suit o 16.50 Suit o 16.00 Suit o 15.00 Suit o 14.50 Suit o Best 50c Work Shirts all colors 37c Mens' 15c black or tan Sox, all sizes, per pair 9c At 95c and $1.00 Overalls, "Hurry Out" price 79c 15 percent off on Shoes TELL ALL YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT Come in and See For Yourself The Steadily Increasing Crowds are in Themselves Guarantee of the Genuineness of this Sale. The Weekly Gazette ESTABLISHED 1870 Henry Kuchel, Editor and Proprietor The Gazette is issued every Thursday morning. Entered at the Anaheim Postoffice as second-class matter. Has the Largest Circulation WAR TALK ROT It is refreshing to turn from the jingo spirit exhibited by some of our near statesmen to the calmer utterances of the Japanese press upon the war scare in the United States. Thus the leading Tokio newspaper dispels all doubt as to exaggerated rumors that war is probable between the two nations: "It has often been pointed out thatought, we think, to allay the fears of Mr. Hobson, Mr. McLachlan and the former adjutant general Lauck. There exists no occasion for all this war-talk rot. Japan is in no physical or financial condition to fight any nation, much less the United States, which is in many ways the most powerful nation on earth. Not all the powers on earth combined could take a 'dollar of tribute from your Uncle Samuel. Let this drivil about an approaching conflict cease. The United States does not want war; neither does Japan. Gen. Lauck may see war coming, but he should calm his fears and enjoy a period of repose now that the governor has relieved him from the onerous duties as adjutant general." NEW CONGRESS DISTRICTS According to a tentative reapportionment plan of congressional dis- VOTE FOR On Monday, will vote upon $98,000 in bonds tem and for enlightening plant. 000 is asked for $8500. This bond is ment not only but of the char merchants' asses should be carried the support of it. The city is in tem. Its growing it. We have a of California c are moving in s Anaheim cannot where but at t sion. The bul depends upon wers, and other portance wait WAR TALK ROT It is refreshing to turn from the jingo spirit exhibited by some of our near statesmen to the calmer utterances of the Japanese press upon the war scare in the United States. Thus the leading Tokio newspaper dispels all doubt as to exaggerated rumors that war is probable between the two nations: "It has often been pointed out that America and Japan have disagreed upon various points of interest of late and that the policy pursued by America for the last few years has seriously affected the position of Japan in the far east and that if there is any country for which Japan is making her military preparations; that country is America. Nothing could be farther from the truth. In spite of these superficial observations it must be stated candidly that Japan is not in a position to fight against a foreign country, be it America, England or Germany. Whenever there are some points of discussion it has always been suggested by Americans that the Japanese are a fighting race and the interests of America in the east and on the Pacific will be crossed by the Japanese. Such is a mere notion that has no political bearing with the real question at issue. "While we admit that Japan and America have great interests in China, these interests are of a commercial character and will not affect in the least degree the political and the commercial positions commanded by both these countries. What reason could there be in advocating in any way a war between Japan and America? Foreigners may be assured that Japan is neither at present nor in the future in a fighting mood because all the Japanese in spite of the increasing population and other considerations, find the fact that it does not pay to fight with a country which is superior in every respect to her." The views of this Japanese editor According to a tentative reapportionment plan of congressional districts, submitted by J. O. Hayes and said to have been approved by the congressional delegation, the Eighth district will be materially changed. In fact, Orange county, now in the Eighth district, is scheduled to become a part of the Tenth. The reapportionment is made upon a basis of 237,754 population. The counties eliminated from the Sixth district are Santa Cruz, Monterey and San Benito, which with Santa Clara from the Fifth and coast counties from the old eighth form the Seventh district. Counties added to the Sixth are Inyo, Mariposa and Mono, extending the district to the Navada line on the east. Tulare county is added to the Sixth, making the southern boundary a straight line. Tulare is taken off the old eighth district. Los Angeles county is given two congressional districts, to be known as the eighth and ninth. The tenth is practically the old eighth, lacking Tulare, Inyo, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara and Ventura. It includes Imperial, Kern, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and San Diego. No great change is made in the first and second districts. Alameda county alone makes up the third district, Solano and Contra Costa being shifted to the second. The fourth district is to consist of part of San Francisco and Marin and the fifth as part of San Francisco. The re-alignment adds two congressmen to California's quota. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Increase and the Buying Become this “Hurry Out Sale” Proceed By new Special Bargains spread out upon Bargain Tables in the Store. Get here early in the morning if you can, before the crowds get too dense. SUITS AND OVERCOATS REG. PRICE HURRY OUT PRICE $27.50 Suit or Overcoat - $18.35 25.00 Suit or Overcoat - 16.75 22.50 Suit or Overcoat - 15.00 20.00 Suit or Overcoat - 13.85 18.50 Suit or Overcoat - 12.35 18.00 Suit or Overcoat - 11.65 16.50 Suit or Overcoat - 11.00 16.00 Suit or Overcoat - 10.65 15.00 Suit or Overcoat - 9.88 14.50 Suit or Overcoat - 9.65 Men’s Hats Following list includes everything in stock—including such celebrated makes as Roelofs, Stetson, etc. All colors, all sizes, soft hats or derbys. All $1.50 Men’s Hats - $ .95 All 2.00 Men’s Hats - 1.35 All 2.50 Men’s Hats - 1.85 All 3.00 Men’s Hats - 2.15 All 3.50 Men’s Hats - 2.80 All 4.00 Men’s Hats - 3.10 All 5.00 Men’s Hats - 3.95 Better buy two or three Suit Cases & Leather Bags 20.00 Suit or Overcoat - 13.85 18.50 Suit or Overcoat - 12.35 18.00 Suit or Overcoat - 11.65 16.50 Suit or Overcoat - 11.00 16.00 Suit or Overcoat - 10.65 15.00 Suit or Overcoat - 9.88 14.50 Suit or Overcoat - 9.65 14.00 Suit or Overcoat - 9.35 13.50 Suit or Overcoat - 9.00 13.00 Suit or Overcoat - 8.65 12.50 Suit or Overcoat - 8.35 12.00 Suit or Overcoat - 8.00 10.00 Suit or Overcoat - 6.98 BETTER BUY TWO OR THREE Suit Cases & Leather Bags Hurry Out Prices mean Big Savings All $5.00 Suit Cases or Bags $3.70 All 5.50 Suit Cases or Bags 3.95 All 7.00 Suit Cases or Bags 5.40 All 7.50 Suit Cases or Bags 5.70 All 8.00 Suit Cases or Bags 5.95 All 9.00 Suit Cases or Bags 6.85 All 10.00 Suit Cases or Bags 7.65 All 11.50 Suit Cases or Bags 8.45 Now is your time. You’ll never get such an opportunity as this again. DS ABOUT THIS BIG SALE YOU WILL BE DONE LOUIS Z. KROEGH selves Guarantee Clothing and Furnishings 128 VOTE FOR THE CITY BONDS On Monday, January 30, the city will vote upon a proposition to issue $98,000 in bonds for a city sewer system and for enlargements to the city lighting plant. For the former $90,000 is asked for, and for the latter $8500. This bond issue has the endorsement not only of the city trustees, but of the chamber of commerce and merchants’ association. The bonds should be carried, and are entitled to the support of all good citizens. The city is in need of a sewer system. Its growing importance demands it. We have already published a list of California cities and towns which are moving in sewer construction, and Anaheim cannot afford to be anywhere but at the head of the procession. The building of a large hotel depends upon the construction of sewers, and other enterprises of importance wait upon this municipal bet. THE “NEW ELEVENTH” DISTRICT For it seems more than probable that will be our congressional designation henceforth. The reapportionment bill introduced in congress gives California 11 members of Congress and the basis is one for each 211,700 of population. This provides for a house of 435 members, an increase from 391. The old apportionment was on the basis of one representative to each 194,000 of population. Before the census totals were reported, it was presumed the basis of apportionment would be substantially increased and the house membership kept at the present figure. But when it developed that so great has been the growth of some of the states, it was quickly discovered that to limit the membership to 391 would mean that 16 states would actually lose one or more members of Congress. They have raised a protest, and the only satisfactory adjustment is one that new arrangement seems certain to take Congressman Smith out of this district, for there seems to be no sort of a gerrymander that could put Kern in with the southern district. A large and enthusiastic crop of congressional lightning rods may therefore be looked for—San Bernardino Sun. KILLED BY LIVE WIRE Four horses were instantly killed last Tuesday morning on the Dowling ranch in Buena Park by coming in contact with a live wire which had been blown down the night before. A Jap was driving the team, doing some harrowing in an open field and did not notice the loose wire that was lying across the field. The horses were driven upon it and all four were killed instantly. Two collapsed and fell over while the other two merely fell forward on their knees with their hind legs still NEGRO COLONY A fertile section in the east end of the San Bernardino county is to be the future home of a large number of negroes, who will colonize the district around Vonttrigger, on the Barnwell and Searchlight branch of the Santa Fe railroad. C. W. Harts and Howard Folke, owners of the Gold Star mining company at Nob Hill, are back of the scheme, and have organized the new Harts townsite company. They expect to build up a veritable agricultural empire. William Jones of Whittier has already filed upon 320 acres of the land and has sown 80 acres of winter wheat. Hair Dressing, hair manufacturing, shampoo, scalp treatment, facial massage, manicuring, at Miss E. Cummings, located at Gade's millinery. 11-24-tf The city is in need of a sewer system. Its growing importance demands it. We have already published a list of California cities and towns which are moving in sewer construction, and Anaheim cannot afford to be anywhere but at the head of the procession. The building of a large hotel depends upon the construction of sewers, and other enterprises of importance wait upon this municipal betterment. Let all friends of advancement see to it that the day shall be carried for progress and prosperity. Vote for the sewer bonds. For the city lighting and power plant $8500 is asked. This bond issue should also receive the support of all good citizens. There is not a taxpayer in Anaheim who is not more than satisfied with the city's municipal water, lighting and power plant. The city is growing. It needs these additions to the plant. Vote for the bonds. Interest naturally turns to what our own status will be. The five southern counties have almost population enough to constitute a district as the figures show: San Bernardino 56,706, Riverside 34,696, Orange 34,436, San Diego 61,665, Imperial 13,591. Total 201,094. As compared with the accepted figure, 211,700, that is a close match. Los Angeles county, with her 504,131 people, has considerably too much for two districts, but the Pomona people have raised a very animated protest against being cut off from the rest of that county, and the only addition that seems at all feasible to be made might be that of Inyo, with 6874, making a total of 208,068, for a proposed southern district. Viewed on the basis of the new alignment in state politics, the insurgent majority in the legislature is very likely to say that here is a bunch of "regular" counties, and let them go to the bad together. San Bernardino and San Diego were swept by the regulars in the primary, Orange county was split evenly in its delegation to the state convention, while Works carried it for senator. Riverside county was also something of a dogfall, for Johnson carried the county for governor and Spaulding for the senate. Imperial was completely insurgent. A thing to be regretted is that the census totals were reported, it was presumed the basis of apportionment would be substantially increased and the house membership kept at the present figure. But when it developed that so great has been the growth of some of the states, it was quickly discovered that to limit the membership to 391 would mean that 16 states would actually lose one or more members of congress. They have raised a protest, and the only satisfactory adjustment is one that will make it possible for them to "hold their own." The same adjustment gives California a total of 11 congressmen. Interest naturally turns to what our own status will be. The five southern counties have almost population enough to constitute a district as the figures show: San Bernardino 56,706, Riverside 34,696, Orange 34,436, San Diego 61,665, Imperial 13,591. Total 201,094. As compared with the accepted figure, 211,700, that is a close match. Los Angeles county, with her 504,131 people, has considerably too much for two districts, but the Pomona people have raised a very animated protest against being cut off from the rest of that county, and the only addition that seems at all feasible to be made might be that of Inyo, with 6874, making a total of 208,068, for a proposed southern district. Viewed on the basis of the new alignment in state politics, the insurgent majority in the legislature is very likely to say that here is a bunch of "regular" counties, and let them go to the bad together. San Bernardino and San Diego were swept by the regulars in the primary, Orange county was split evenly in its delegation to the state convention, while Works carried it for senator. Riverside county was also something of a dogfall, for Johnson carried the county for governor and Spaulding for the senate. Imperial was completely insurgent. A thing to be regretted is that the census totals were reported, it was presumed the basis of apportionment would be substantially increased and the house membership kept at the present figure. But when it developed that so great has been the growth of some of the states, it was quickly discovered that to limit the membership to 391 would mean that 16 states would actually lose one or more members of congress. They have raised a protest, and the only satisfactory adjustment is one that will make it possible for them to "hold their own." The same adjustment gives California a total of 11 congressmen. Interest naturally turns to what our own status will be. The five southern counties have almost population enough to constitute a district as the figures show: San Bernardino 56,706, Riverside 34,696, Orange 34,436, San Diego 61,665, Imperial 13,591. Total 201,094. As compared with the accepted figure, 211,700, that is a close match. Los Angeles county, with her 504,131 people, has considerably too much for two districts, but the Pomona people have raised a very animated protest against being cut off from the rest of that county, and the only addition that seems at all feasible to be made might be that of Inyo, with 6874, making a total of 208,068, for a proposed southern district. Viewed on the basis of the new alignment in state politics, the insurgent majority in the legislature is very likely to say that here is a bunch of "regular" counties, and let them go to the bad together. San Bernardino and San Diego were swept by the regulars in the primary, Orange county was split evenly in its delegation to the state convention, while Works carried it for senator. Riverside county was also something of a dogfall, for Johnson carried the county for governor and Spaulding for the senate. Imperial was completely insurgent. A thing to be regretted is that the census totals were reported, it was presumed the basis of apportionment would be substantially increased and the house membership kept at the present figure. But when it developed that so great has been the growth of some of the states, it was quickly discovered that to limit the membership to 391 would mean that 16 states would actually lose one or more members of congress. They have raised a protest, and the only satisfactory adjustment is one that will make it possible for them to "hold their own." The same adjustment gives California a total of 11 congressmen. Interest naturally turns to what our own status will be. The five southern counties have almost population enough to constitute a district as the figures show: San Bernardino 56,706, Riverside 34,696, Orange 34,436, San Diego 61,665，Imperial 13，591. Total 201，094. As compared with the accepted figure，211，700，that is a close match. Los Angeles county，with her 504，131 people，has considerably too much for two districts，but the Pomona people have raised a very animated protest against being cut off from the rest of that county，and the only addition that seems at all feasible to be made might be that of Inyo，with 6874，making a total of 208，068，for a proposed southern district. Viewed on the basis of the new alignment in state politics，the insurgent majority in the legislature is very likely to say that here is a bunch of "regular" counties，and let them go to the bad together. San Bernardino and San Diego were swept by the regulars in the primary，Orange county was split evenly in its delegation to the state convention，while Works carried it for senator. Riverside county was also something of a dogfall，for Johnson carried the county for governor and Spaulding for the senate. Imperial was completely insurgent. A thing to be regretted is that the census totals were reported，it was presumed the basis of apportionment would be substantially increased and the house membership kept at the present figure. But when it developed that so great has been the growth of some of the states，it was quickly discovered that to limit the membership to 391 would mean that 16 states would actually lose one or more members of congress. They have raised a protest，and the only satisfactory adjustment is one that will make it possible for them to "hold their own." The same adjustment gives California a total of 11 congressmen. Interest naturally turns to what our own status will be. The five southern counties have almost population enough to constitute a district as the figures show: San Bernardino 56，706，Riverside 34，696，Orange 34，436，San Diego 61，665，Imperial 13，591. Total 201，094. As compared with the accepted figure，211，700，that is a close match. Los Angeles county，with her 504，131 people，has considerably too much for two districts，but the Pomona people have raised a very animated protest against being cut off from the rest of that county，and the only addition that seems at all feasible to be made might be that of Inyo，with 6874，making a total of 208，068，for a proposed southern district. Viewed on the basis of the new alignment in state politics，the insurgent majority in the legislature is very likely to say that here is a bunch of "regular" counties，and let them go to the bad together. San Bernardino and San Diego were swept by the regulars in the primary，Orange county was split evenly in its delegation to the state convention，while Works carried it for senator. Riverside county was also something of a dogfall，for Johnson carried the county for governor and Spaulding for the senate. Imperial was completely insurgent. A thing to be regretted is that the census totals were reported，it was presumed the basis of apportionment would be substantially increased and the house membership kept at the present figure. But when it developed that so great has been the growth of some of the states，it was quickly discovered that to limit the membership to 391 would mean that 16 states would actually lose one or more members of congress. They have raised a protest，and the only satisfactory adjustment is one that will make it possible for them to "hold their own." The same adjustment gives California a total of 11 congressmen. Interest naturally turns to what our own status will be. The five southern counties have almost population enough to constitute a district as the figures show: San Bernardino 56，706，Riverside 34，696，Orange 34，436，San Diego 61，665，Imperial 13，591. Total 201，094. As compared with the accepted figure，211，700，that is a close match. Los Angeles county，with her 504，131 people，has considerably too much for two districts，but the Pomona people have raised a very animated protest against being cut off from the rest of that county，and the only addition that seems at all feasible to be made might be that of Inyo，with 6874，making a total of 208，068，for a proposed southern district. Viewed on the basis of the new alignment in state politics，the insurgent majority in the legislature is very likely to say that here is a bunch of "regular" counties，and let them go to the bad together. San Bernardino and San Diego were swept by the regulars in the primary，Orange county was split evenly in its delegation to the state convention，而Works carried it for senator. Riverside county was also something of a dogfall，对于Johnson carried的县府和政府和政府对于Governor和Spaulding对于Senate。Imperial是完全 Insurgent。 A thing to be regretted is thatthe census totals were reported，它 presumedthe basisofapportionmentwouldbe substantiallyincreasedandthehousememberskepatlastTuesdaymorningontheDowlingranchinBuenaParkbycomingincontactwithalivewirewhichhadbeenblowndownthenightbefore.AJapwasdrivingtheteam,做someharrowinginanopenfieldanddidnotnoticetheloosewirethatwaslyingacrossthefield.Theteamwaslefthovenewharrengingtwokneeswiththeirhindlegsstillstandingremaininginthispositionlifeless.ThewirescarriedahighvoltageandsuppliedthepumpplantontheDowlingranch. NEW SANTA FE TRAINS On Sunday January 15,a new time tablewill probably go into effect,creatingtwonewfasttrainsbetweenSanDiegoandLosAngeles.Aspreviouslyannounced,these trainswillbebelovedthe“Saint”andthe“Angel.”Therunbetweenthetwocitieswillbemadeinthreeandonehalfhours. Two new missionstyle parlor cardswillbeused,而twowevenhighpowerenginesareon theirwaytoLosAngelesfromtheeastOnlythefirst-classticketswillbeb Soldandiiseven hintedthatnopasseswillbecleaved.ThegreatincreaseinhotpassengerbusinessandthedemandforfastertrainsbetweenthetwocitieshascausedtheSantaFettputonthenewtrains. The factthatnew85-poundsteelhasbeenlaidbetweenthecitiesandthatthewholeroadbedhasbeenrebalastedandsurfacedwillenablethistraintstomakefasttime. Thursday, January 12 Becomes More Spirited Proceeds rain Tables you can, be- n's Hats t includes everything in g such celebrated makes son, etc. All colors, all or derbys. n's Hats - $ .95 n's Hats - 1.35 n's Hats - 1.85 n's Hats - 2.15 n's Hats - 2.80 n's Hats - 3.10. n's Hats - 3.95 buy two or three & Leather Bags 15c “Arrow” Brand Collars, all styles 9c Men’s 50c Mufflers, all colors, only 35c Best $1.50 and $1.75 Golf or Negligee Shirts $1.15 All 25c plain or fancy Sox, “Hurry Out” per pair WILL BE DOING THEM A GREAT FAVOR EGER 128 W. Center Street, Anaheim, Cal. GARCIA UNDER $1000 BONDS Jesus Garcia who kitted a check on the First National bank from $14 to $24 was in Judge Howard's court on Monday on a charge of forgery. He was held in bonds of $1000 to appear before the superior court. Garcia met a Mexican who informed him that for the price of a drink he would inform him how to raise the check which he had in his possession. Garcia complied, raised the check and later ran into the arms of the local police. He was ordered into custody of the sheriff. BECOME CITIZENS Three men of this county have recently taken out first letters of naturalization, issued by County Clerk Williams. They are as follows: John Frederick Gerken, aged 23, a farmer, resident of Orange, native of Germany, arrived in this country in August, 1910. August Gottfried Stranske, aged 35, Attorney Weisel was in Santa Ana yesterday transacting legal business in the superior court. For Sale—One double Priest power horse clipper. Apply C. C. Chapman ranch, Placentia. 11-24-tf Grand Opera, Overtures and the latest Sentimental Songs BECOME CITIZENS Three men of this county have recently taken out first letters of naturalization, issued by County Clerk Williams. They are as follows: John Frederick Gerken, aged 23, a farmer, resident of Orange, native of Germany, arrived in this country in August, 1910. August Gottfried Stranske, aged 35, a tailor, resident of Anaheim, native of Russia, arrived in this country in April, 1908. Josef Ertl, aged 20, a laborer, resident of Anaheim, native of Austria, arrived in this country in August, 1908. Henry Schwenckert started in on Monday to take a course at the Santa Fe railway telegraph school in Los Angeles. Henry is sixteen and a half years of age, and goes up to the city every morning, returning in the evening. He is a bright boy, and has already been complimented by his teacher for his good work. Grand Opera, Overtures and the latest Sentimental Songs and Rag Time Get a Columbia Graphaphone on Easy Terms and enjoy all these pleasures during the long evenings. Joseph Helmsen Boston Bakery and Confectionery STEPHEN KISTLER, Proprietor. Fresh Bread, Cakes and Fies Daily. Christoper Chocolate and Bonbons always fresh, on hand E. Center St., Op. City Hall