anaheim-gazette 1913-11-06

Thursday, November 6 ING TO OF ANA er or not Anaheim shall ex y election among the people of Anaheim. It was est, most moral, and decent cities in all California. l, criminal, they ask you to adopt a law w er or not Anaheim shall exe ry election among the people of Anaheim. It was test, most moral, and decent cities in all California. l, criminal, they ask you to adopt a law w BIT, but CLASSIFIES and DISCRIMINATES. IT ing the WHOLESALE, UNLIMITED CONSUMP revenue, without EVEN ATTEMPTING TO D LICENSE, subject to NO RESTRICTIONS OR O falls for your boy. Pay no attention to the eleven RESIDENTS, OR TAXPAYERS OF ANAHEIM. an, moral, and respectable Anaheim; Vote for a progressive an a liberal and hospitable Anaheim; Vote for the strict regulat business; Vote for high licenses, law, and order a movement as important as that represented by the Anaheim T pears below. A letter was mailed to the registered voters o ave joined. Apology is hereby made to those members whose n I TAXPAYERS' LEAGUE. Bertha H. Jorns Edgar J. Hartung Geo. N. Graham J. W. Clift Sherwood N. Cookson A. W. Wood Mrs. P. R. Donahoe Joseph A. Lieb Maria Klinger Enid Eulalie Stone Elizabeth Kuchel Theo. Diedricks Louis Dauser B. T. Beale Philomene Unger Carl Thoemke Iva Vassar Josephine Krastel John W. Gottschalk Geo. Mattis Abbie Agnes Reding R. Bender Horace L. Schryer P. Weber Helena Ruhmann Elsie V. Armbrust Anna K. Borchard R. Spoerl Henriette Spoerl Ida E. Hamler Mrs. J. J. Schneider J. J. Schneider Ulysses S. Forbes Abraham Garcia Elwood E. Burrows Mrs. Clementine Backs Bertha Hayward Horace Hayward A. H. Sampson W. F. Sonneman Maude Owens Luther A. Strain E. L. Calkins Samuel Kraemer Thomas W. Dean Bomholt Jensen Catherine Backs Albert Peter C. M. Arnold Vidal Ruiz O. E. Campbell Harold H. Williams Martha Gottschalk Jonathan Bayha Emma Heying Ferdinand Glese Andrew F. Kolet O. C. Hildebrand Henry Oelkers John Alenbaugh Charles C. Hille Mrs. Anna Silbernagel Auguste Krause Levi C. Mann Cora B. Mann Fritz Ruhman Mrs. H. Gebert Till Longworth L. Z. Huntington "Who Is the Taxpayers' Lender? ninent banker, the owner of the little bu ens and Taxpayers; They have at Hea TY for which it is known, AS ANY PR Let Us Go Anaheim T ADV ANAHEIM GAZETTE 0 The PE AHEIM small experiment with the follie im. It was brought upon us by rank outsiders, profession California. In determining this issue, please remember th ot a law which must largely increase the sale an small experiment with the follies him. It was brought upon us by rank outsiders, profession California. In determining this issue, please remember tha not a law which must largely increase the sale and NATES. IT FORBIDS THE SALE OF ONE GLASS OF CONSUMPTION, it LEADS TO DEBAUCHERY AND MING TO DO AWAY WITH LIQUOR OR THE SALE TIONS OR CONTROL. to the eleventh hour recantations of our opponents. THOS ANAHEIM. DON'T FORGET THAT. progressive and prosperous Anaheim; Vote for the strict regulation of the liquor law, and order. the Anaheim Taxpayers’League is launched against it, you have the right to entered voters of Anaheim, frankly stating our declaration of principles. members whose names do not appear. Space forbids. It is impossible to pu AGUE. Hesterine Backs bert Peter M. Arnold al Ruiz E. Campbell old H. Williams atha Gottschalk athan Bayha na Heying linand Giese rew F. Kolet m. Hildebrand ery Oelkers alenbaugh Charles C. Hille Anna Silbernagel uste Krause C. Mann B. Mann rz Ruhman H. Gebert Longworth Huntington E. Arnold Otto Storm Frank Arnold Rosa Bayha Olga Boege Albert Gottschalk Rudolf Fossek Elmina Dorr Geo. Krause Mrs. G. Krause M. L. Cruz Mrs. M. Schulz Claude R. Prince Elmer E. Wilkerson Andrew Eckert Wm. O. F. Schwenckert Homer B. Sherwood Peter Syre Louise Syre Johanna Beling J. Beling Ella Beling Joshua H. Smith Joseph Backs William A. Gust Mrs. W. A. Gust Barbara Dauser B. Dauser James B. Attoff Michael Burns Herman Bauman J. W. Sackett Mrs. Ida Heying Emil H. Heying Mary Josephine Kennedy ida Lucille Fisher John Wesley Newman J. E. Allen Ada May Newman Rafael Trespalacios Katherina L. Armbruster Sigmund Armbruster Walter Schiller A. E. Bittner Joseph Dauser Annie A. Bonkosky Olie Hampton Isabelle Hampel Innes Henry Alfred H. Seal C. L. Sands Harry Mahin Mari Hueneme A. Schneider Mary Ingram C. R. Edgerly Veronica J. W. Florence Isabeo Volta Koehler Minnie V. Koerl I. Jerzykowski Mrs. Stella JeEda Thomas Chas. Dussouri John F. GregorE.S.Henry Frank ShanleyMarie ShanleyW.F.Tripp "ers' League?" The little bungalow, merchants, laborers, professors live at Heart the Best Interests of their Home ANY PROHIBITIONIST WHO EVER LIVED Us Go Forward, Not Backward Taxpayers' ADVISORY BOARD PEOPLE follies of the Wyllie professional paid agitators and jealous member that sale and consumption of liquor. The follies of the Wyllie s, professional paid agitators and jealous remember that the sale and consumption of liquor. GLASS OF BEER OR ONE BOTTLE ERY AND DRUNKENNESS. It makes THE SALE THEREOF. It merely takes nts. THOSE WHO CLAMOR OTE YES ave the right to ask: Who is the Taxpayers’ League of principles. Every man and woman whose name impossible to publish them all. Olie Hampton Isabelle Hampton Innes Henry Alfred H. Seale C. L. Sands Harry Mahin Mari Huenemeyer A. Schneider Mary Ingram C. R. Edgerly Veronica J. Wood Florence Isabel Thomas Volta Koehler Minnie V. Koehler L Jerzykowski Mrs. Stella Jerzykowski Eda Thomas Chas. Dussourt John F. Gregory E. S. Henry Frank Shanley Marie Shanley W. F. Tripp Theo. Roberts A. F. Nowotny Carl Krause Louis Z. Kroeger Mary Maurer Ernst Huenemeyer L. Nemetz Ina L. Goodrich Mrs. E. Heinze Julia M. Ingram J. H. Iman P. R. Donahoe Laura B. Resh Elizabeth Longworth John H. Boege Alfred Walter Thomas Angel Rangel Franz W. Fleischmann Mary Stock Wm. F. Bonkosky Mrs. M. G. Walls Emma Huntington C. Silbernagel rs, professional men, mechanics, eir Home Town. THEY ARE VER LIVED. But they are one ckward League