anaheim-gazette 1912-03-28

The Weekly Gazette. ESTABLISHED 1870 Henry Kuchel Editor and Proprietor The Gazette is issued every Thursday morning. SUBSCRIPTION...$1.50 Per Year Six Months...$1.00 Three Months...50 Cts. Entered at the Anaheim Postoffice as second-class matter. THEREFORE TAFT William Howard Taft should be renominated and reelected to the presidency because of his fearless performance of duty in the face of criticism. William Howard Taft should be renominated and reelected to the presidency because of his impartial enforcement of the law as he finds it on the statute books. William Howard Taft should be renominated and reelected to the presidency because of his excellent Cuban and Philippines records. William Howard Taft should be renominated and reelected to the presidency because of the energetic way in which he has pushed forward the construction of the American Panama canal. William Howard Taft should be renominated and reelected to the presidency so that he may have time to complete his clear-cut program of economy in government expenditures. William Howard Taft should be renominated and reelected to the presidency because of his advocacy of a permanent scientific tariff commission, so that disturbance of business by hasty and ill-advised tariff changes, made mainly for political effect, may be avoided. William Howard Taft should be renominated and reelected to the presidency because of his sterling ho- REPUBLICANS WILL MEET Taft Men to Hold Session on Friday Evening At the opera-house tomorrow evening the Anaheim Taft republican club will fire the opening gun of the campaign. Membership lists are out and being freely signed by representative republicans. It is believed that when the meeting is called to order the lists will contain upward of 250 names. Capt. John D. Fredericks of Los Angeles, who convicted the McNamara's and placed them in the penitentiary, will be the principal speaker. He is a lifelong republican, and is out for renomination of the president. C. C. Chapman of Fullerton and Richard Melrose of this city will also speak. Both of these gentlemen have been mentioned as candidates for congress in the new Eleventh district, but while each would ably fill the office, they have, it is understood, declined the honor. They will expound some good old-fashioned republican doctrine. These speakers should be heard by all republicans. Ladies are especially invited to be present. Delegations of republicans will be present from Santa Ana, Fullerton, Olinda, Buena Park and other towns All factions of the party, soft or hardshells, are urged to come out and hear the speakers. The Fullerton brass band and Ed Crowther's cadet band will be in attendance. LEASE GIVEN TO STANDARD Part of Frank Emery Ranch Will be Site for Drilling for Oil An important movement in the oil situation is the announcement that the Standard oil company has just secured the north half of the Frank Emery ranch at Buena Park. Active to complete his clear-cut program of economy in government expenditures. William Howard Taft should be renominated and reelected to the presidency because of his advocacy of a permanent scientific tariff commission, so that disturbance of business by hasty and ill-advised tariff changes, made mainly for political effect, may be avoided. William Howard Taft should be renominated and reelected to the presidency because of his sterling honesty in public as well as in private life. William Howard Taft should be renominated and reelected to the presidency because of the firm opposition he has shown to state or national legislation involving the recall of the judiciary. William Howard Taft should be renominated and reelected to the presidency because of his manly stard for civil service extension. William Howard Taft should be renominated and reelected to the presidency because of his liberal policy for development of the vast and undeveloped resources of Alaska. William Howard Taft should be renominated and reelected to the presidency because the best citizen ship of America is calling for him from Maine to Florida and from New York to California. William Howard Taft should be renominated and reelected to the presidency so that he may complete his God-given work of securing treaties of arbitration with Great Britain, France, Germany, and other principal countries, by which the world's peace will be assured. William Howard Taft should be renominated and reelected to the presidency because he has a well-trained mind of his own; a strong will of his own; a courage of his own; a policy of his own, and because he can not be made the tool of any set of self-seeking politicians. William Howard Taft should be renominated and reelected to the presidency because he is full of patriotism, full of fire, full of thought for his people, and because he is an American of Americans. The Rev. Bishop Joseph H. Johnson will visit St. Michaels' Episcopal church on Palm Sunday, Mar. 31, and will preach in the evening at 7:30. LEASE GIVEN TO STANDARD Part of Frank Emery Ranch Will be Site for Drilling for Oil An important movement in the oil situation is the announcement that the Standard oil company has just secured the north half of the Frank Emery ranch at Buena Park. Active work will be begun at once on this lease, and two rigs are now being put up. This lease has been sought often by nearly all of the oil companies doing business in that field. Up until this time they have all been unsuccessful. The Standard has undoubtedly given a good deal to the owner to secure this property, as this place is considered by all oil experts to be sure to produce oil, and of a high gravity. The property is on the Emery ranch, which consists of nearly a thousand acres. This new lease is in the upper half and is just south of the Murphy oil company. It is located about two and one-half miles east of Northam station. In securing the lease the Standard has expanded the present oil field, which it was believed would not be enlarged until the present leases had been thoroughly worked. The action of the Standard means that they are not going to delay developments, but will work every available lease which has a good prospect of oil. BUENA PARK The whist club was delightfully entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Warren on Wednesday evening. At the luncheon following the game it was decided to take supper with the Clarence Chamberlains of Anaheim on the evening of April 1st and attend the circus in a body. The Eastern Star party on the 19th was a success in every sense of the word. A splendid crowd, fine music and a dandy caller and floor manager in the person of Charley McComber, who makes everybody have a good time wherever he is. Mr. and Mrs. Laverock are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Warren. They were old friends and neighbors away back in Michigan. I wonder if the voters, male and female, of Orange county realize the fact that the time for registration is growing shorter every day, and they may have cause to regret having triotism, full of fire, full of thought for his people, and because he is an American of Americans. The Rt. Rev. Bishop Joseph H. Johnson will visit St. Michaels' Episcopal church on Palm Sunday, Mar. 31, and will preach in the evening at 7:30. EASTER CARDS AND EASTER SOUVENIRS Are as necessary as an Easter bonnet. Our display of beautiful Easter Novelties cannot be duplicated, and all at prices to suit. JOS. HELMSEN manager in the person of Charley McComber, who makes everybody have a good time wherever he is. Mr. and Mrs. Laverock are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Warren. They were old friends and neighbors away back in Michigan. I wonder if the voters, male and female, of Orange county realize the fact that the time for registration is growing shorter every day, and they may have cause to regret having been dilatory in performing this duty. More on this subject later. Another feather in the cap of Buena Park. Chas. L. Newcombe, one of its brightest and most enterprising young men, has recently been appointed local agent for Orange county in sales of the Cutting car. He is now demonstrating with a beautiful five passenger machine. IS IT WORTH WHILE? Save money and family's sight by getting the best, safest artificial light in your home at a nominal cost. The latest, brightest light invention. Let me prove it to you. 314 East Center St. Phone Pacific 244R. Also latest inventions in household specialties. FOR SALE One share A.U.W.Co. stock. Inquire at A.U.W.Co. office or A. J. Snodgrass. AGED COUPLE MEET DEATH Samson Edwards and Wife Killed at Santa Ana Sampson Edwards, a pioneer of this county, was fatally hurt and his wife was instantly killed at 3:40 o'clock at Santa Ana on Tuesday afternoon, when Edwards in attempting to turn off Fourth street onto Firch street ran his automobile almost head on into a Pacific Electric car. The automobile was reduced to debris and Mrs. Edwards beneath the wreck and Edwards still in his seat, were dragged with the machine forty feet, before Motorman J. F. Robertson of Los Angeles brought h's car to a stop. Mrs. Edwards, with her skull crushed, was scarcely breathing when she was extricated. Edwards was taken to the Santa Ana hospital, where it was found that he was hurt in an ally, one leg was broken, his head cut and his back slightly dislocated. He died at 7 o'clock. The electric car was going west on Fourth street. Those who saw the accident say that Edwards either did not see the car coming toward him or he tried to cross in front of it.. No blame was placed on the motorman. Mr. Edwards, who was 82 years of age, and his wife, aged 79, celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary on November 1 last. They leave four children, John H. and W. J. Edwards of Westminster, Mary I. Rogers of Santa Ana, and Nelson T. Edwards, postmaster at Orange. CHRISTIAN CHURCH REVIVAL Services Attracting Unusual Interest by Large Congregations The Christian church revival still continues with increased attendance and interest. Six have been added to the congregation during the past week by conversion and fellowship. Meeting continues indefinitely. Mr. Moore is a plain, pleasing bible instructor. He has abuse for none and a fact of special commendation for him is that he has nothing to say against other churches, but preaches the bible truths without any apologies or regardless of human opinion. Come and hear him. His subjects for the week are as follows: Tuesday, The School of Christ. On Wednesday, special sermon lecture from the large chart. The New Testament Church Outlined. Thursday, How do I know when I am converted? Friday, A Man Made Religion. Sunday, 11 a.m., The Divine Family, 7:30, What Man Has Lost. Monday, He Married the Wrong Woman. Services through next week. Come and hear Mr. Moore while you have the opportunity. CHINA FIRING—Apply to Margaret Walker Pacific telephone 81J. Potato Dip. If you do not know how to use it, Mullinix can tell you. THEODORE ROBERTS Graduate Optometrist 113 E. Center St. Anaheim High Grade Watches, Clocks and Jewelry PALOMA HOUSE BEST WHEN YOU NEED SATISFACTION OR MONEY O. A. MULLI Next to First National Bank This is the picture of the piano in our store which is to be given absolutely free in a contest which starts next Monday, April 1st. This contest runs four months on the piano, but the contestant who is ahead at the end of three weeks gets a twenty-six piece set of Rogers' Silverware, at the end of five weeks a twenty-piece set of Rogers silver. Several other silver prizes will be awarded during the contest. No contestant can take more than one silver prize, but all are eligible for the piano. All contestants who start by April 10th will receive 1000 points gratis. Come in and get further information and see piano and silver. F. T. EDMISTON, 110 N. Los Angeles Street THE SEASON'S SMARTEST MILLINERY THE SEASON'S SMARTEST MILLINERY Will be found in Our Shop Our Hats always on display for your inspection and comparison. The prices are as low and lower than elsewhere. Courteous treatment tendered to all. W. A. LUCE 123 WEST CENTER ST., ANAHEIM, CAL. Thursday, March 28 For Easter Easter will be here in less than two weeks. Do not delay buying your new Easter Suit until the last moment. New Blues, Grays, Tans, Browns and Stripes Just the thing for the occasion. See our new models at $18, $20, $22.50 and $25. Yours for better clothing Louis Z. Kroeger Both Phones 128 W. Center St. OMA HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES WHEN YOU NEED THEM. Sold under a positive guarantee to give MONEY REFUNDED. For Sale by— MULLINIX PHARMACIST and CHEMIST National Bank Building The Izzer ANAHEIM, CAL. ASSIFIED LINERS SALE Read young work team for rent. Call on place, 1-4 mil-heim, on county R4. Class Burbank seed. Louis Henning, of Golden State miles east of Anaheim 225R3. Acres two miles on automobile acre. Will sell Hanna, owner, Vis- Valencia, Washing-Eureka lemon alis, South Los An-one Pacific 218J. At Wood for sale. $4 per cord. Ap-aemer, Placentia. Dry walnut wood ties to suit, $6 per comb. Hundred grafted onion variety. Ad-Tustin, Cal. 30 Rhode Island M. Hopkins, Olive. For sale, just fresh. Warren Buena Park potato seed. T. the road. FOR SALE FOR SALE—High grade buggy,same as new. Also heavy one-horse,farm wagon, almost new. G. Spingath, Also fresh cow, gives six gal'ons milk per day. 402 Clementine St., Anaheim. FOR SALE—Baled alfalfa hay for sale, Apply to J. B. Neff. Telephone Pacific 115J1. FOR SALE—Brood sows and young pigs. J. Stockwell, phone 165R2, Fullerton. FOR SALE—Sweet potato plants for March and April planting. W. Huhn, West Anaheim. FOR SALE—Cows for sale, coming in fresh this month. Apply to Mary Neubauer, Anaheim. FOR SALE—Old papers, 25c. per hundred. This office. For Sale or Exchange—$7000 — 20 acres improved with house, barn and well. Team, chickens, etc. Will take two or three Anaheim lots, or house and lot as part payment, balance with terms. $8000—20 acres improved, with house, barn, pumping-plant, chickens, team, cows, etc. Want about five acres with large house, well improved in exchange. Chicken ranch preferred. Balance with cash and terms. See H. H. Corell, at Moody Station, on Santa Ana electric line, or address same at Buena Park, Cal. WANTED WANTED — Washing, ironing, plain sewing and mending to do at my home. Enquire of Mrs. Thoma, second house directly west of West Anaheim depot, near Loara school house. WANTED—Room and board for man and wife in select private family. Must be first-class. Address B, Gazette office. WANTED—a middle aged woman to take care of children. No washing or cooking. Enquire at Favorite Cafe, 114 1-2 W. Center St. WANTED—Woman for general house work; must be good cook. Mrs. F. B. Case, 626 No. Broadway, Santa Ana, Cal. GERMAN GARDENER—Wants employment to care for lawns and gardens. Address 215 Hermine St.* WANTED—Girl for dining-room work at Favorite Cafe. 114 1-2 W. Center street. LOST LOST—A black handbag in front of S.Q.R. Store, containing $2.50 and a pair of gloves. Finder please return to S.Q.R. Store. MISCELLANEOUS For the best Wines, Liquors,and beers call at the Fisher Winery, cor. of Chartres and Lemon Sts., Anaheim This is the last call before guarantee shares advance. Remember the history of the past four years will be even more than repeated. You can better afford "Home Builders" shares—a company whose interest earnings alone more than paid its cash dividends, than to take risks with a company whose ability is yet to be proven. The guaranty protects your principal as well as assures at least 8 per cent so why not put your money where you know it is safe. Heim Branch, 120 East Center St. T. A. MAGEE, Santa Ana Manager Home Builders General Agency Selling Agents for Home Builders 129 South Broadway Los Angeles, Cal.