anaheim-gazette 1914-07-16

The Weekly Gazette. ESTABLISHED 1870 Heary Kuchel, Editor and Proprietor SUBSCRIPTION.....$1.50 Per Year Six Months.....$1.00 Three Months.....$50 Cts. Entered at the Anaheim Postoffice as second-class matter. REQUISITES FOR AN ASSESSOR The essential requisites for an assessor who stands true to the interests of the people, here in Orange county as elsewhere, is not so much his ability to judge of values accurately, and to return an equitable assessment, as it is to possess the courage of his convictions in withstanding the assaults of interested parties who threaten him with political extinction if he does not materially reduce their own assessments. We have heard in times past of these agents of large property interests going to the assessor and demanding great reductions, and we have heard of assessors knuckling down to those people, with the result that their assessments were finally ridiculously undervalued, while taxes to be taken from the poor were thus automatically raised. Of course it is necessary that an assessor be able to judge accurately of values and to return an equitable assessment as respects all taxpayers, but it is also necessary for him to have the sand in his craw to stand by his figures and refuse to be bulldozed and bullyragged by these millionaire tax dodgers. We have a case in point today where agents of a great oil corporation are demanding reductions in its assessment greater than the entire assessment of the city of Anaheim. The assessment upon this oil corporation, while seemingly large, is paid for by a weeks' oil output of one of its many wells here in this county. What other man or woman, or firm or corporation in this county can pay his or her or its HOW THE REPUBLICAN PARTY STANDS Editor Baumgartner of the Santa Ana Register, who is a member of one of Gov. Johnson's many commissions, and keeps up an incessant beating of the tom-tom against all men who do not bear the holy label of progressivism, rises to ask the following questions in reference to Captain Fredrick's speeches upon the tariff question: "Whose votes in Riverside and Orange counties elected a tariff destroying democratic congressman to misrepresent (in respect to the tariff) the Eleventh Congressional District of California? "Whose votes in these counties defeated a strong protectionist and a good republican, S. C. Evans of Riverside? "Whose votes in these two counties and throughout California and the entire country elected a tariff destroying democratic president and congress? "Not progressive votes. "Not progressive republican votes. "Not democratic votes. "Whose votes, then? "The votes of these same republicans who are denouncing the effects of their own votes, and falsely charging the responsibility to the account of the progressives. "Everybody who can read figures and add and subtract knows that republican votes—not progressive votes or progressive republican votes—elected Mr. Wilson and most of the democratic congressmen. "These republicans who preferred Mr. Wilson to Mr. Roosevelt, Mr. Ketterer to Mr. Evans, should not now charge the progressives or progressive republicans with the economic evils flowing from democratic tariff revision." Well, now, wouldn't that jar you? Does the Register suppose for a moment that after Gov. Johnson and his progressive party had disfranchised the minds of the people the most holy prognosis to deny it. Foury-ooo republicans handed, Mr. Roosevelt capped 116 votes. The regime the state today shall party to have near over the progressive figure, and add, and in these registrations of a glorious re- November. The republican party with resolution and win. It welcomes men who have got political gods, but to those who in the destroy it, and when to dictate its politician Johnson can be re-face of this tremendous against him, as his political claquers t claim, we'll crawl. POLITICAL (By the Innocent) The various candidates are to be put to veneration believes is week, the stunt belies less than a demand for office shall and self for or against the state dry at the Some of the candidates will not hesitate they stand, while consider that it lays but their own and "heckled" by any or organization ther them in an equivale gratify a morbid foe the fear of opposition We have had assessors in Orange county in the past whom we should be loath to meet up a dark alley late at night, and we have had assessors who were notoriously unfit to fill the duties of the office as to be a reproach to the good name of the people of the county. In the present instance we see the county assessor making first, a just and equitable assessment of all property, and standing manfully by his convictions as a public official, true to the interests of the people of the county, and refusing to be browbeaten, threatened, bulldozed and bullyragged by paid agents of a great monopoly. We have information that a slush fund has been raised to defeat this man, as well as other county officials who have stood manfully by him in his good work. The men marked out as especial objects of attack by these would-be tax dodgers are Assessor James Sleeper, County Clerk W. B. Williams, and Supervisors Talbert, Struck and Lock, who as members of the county board of equalization have stood behind the assessor, safeguarding the interests of the taxpayers of the county. These men have been the objects of splenetic attacks on the part of people who walk and talk in their sleep, but we believe they have the figures and refuse to be bullyragged by these millionaire tax dodgers. We have a case in point today where agents of a great oil corporation are demanding reductions in its assessment greater than the entire assessment of the city of Anaheim. The assessment upon this oil corporation, while seemingly large, is paid for by a weeks' oil output of one of its many wells here in this county. What other man or woman, or firm or corporation in this county can pay his or her or its taxes by one weeks' income from a portion of their holdings? We believe the assessment levied against the people of this city, as well as that levled against the people of the entire county is just and equitable; and we believe the assessment of this oil corporation is also just and equitable, yet we have seen agents of this great monopoly threatening the assessor with a refusal to pay its taxes and to take their case into the courts. We have seen him stand manfully by his convictions as a faithful official, and we have seen him inform them that unless their company paid their taxes, as all other people are compelled to pay their taxes, he would seize its property by process of attachment, and thus secure moneys owing by it to the county for its taxes. We have had assessors in Orange county in the past whom we should be loath to meet up a dark alley late at night, and we have had assessors who were notoriously unfit to fill the duties of the office as to be a reproach to the good name of the people of the county. In the present instance we see the county assessor making first, a just and equitable assessment of all property, and standing manfully by his convictions as a public official, true to the interests of the people of the county, and refusing to be browbeaten, threatened, bulldozed and bullyragged by paid agents of a great monopoly. We have information that a slush fund has been raised to defeat this man, as well as other county officials who have stood manfully by him in his good work. The men marked out as especial objects of attack by these would-be tax dodgers are Assessor James Sleeper, County Clerk W. B. Williams, and Supervisors Talbert, Struck and Lock, who as members of the county board of equalization have stood behind the assessor, safeguarding the interests of the taxpayers of the county. These men have been the objects of splenetic attacks on the part of people who walk and talk in their sleep, but we believe they have the figures and refuse to be bullyragged by these millionaire tax dodgers. We have a case in point today where agents of a great oil corporation in this county can pay his or her or its taxes by one weeks' income from a portion of their holdings? We believe the assessment levied against the people of this city, as well as that levled against the people of the entire county is just and equitable; and we believe the assessment of this oil corporation is also just and equitable, yet we have seen agents of this great monopoly threatening the assessor with a refusal to pay its taxes and to take their case into the courts. We have seen him stand manfully by his convictions as a faithful official, and we have seen him inform them that unless their company paid their taxes, as all other people are compelled to pay their taxes, he would seize its property by process of attachment, and thus secure moneys owing by it to the county for its taxes. We have had assessors in Orange county in the past whom we should be loath to meet up a dark alley late at night, and we have had assessors who were notoriously unfit to fill the duties of the office as to be a reproach to the good name of the people of the county. In the present instance we see the county assessor making first, a just and equitable assessment of all property, and standing manfully by his convictions as a public official, true to the interests of the people of the county, and refusing to be browbeaten, threatened, bulldozed and bullyragged by paid agents of a great monopoly. We have information that a slush fund has been raised to defeat this man, as well as other county officials who have stood manfully by him in his good work. The men marked out as especial objects of attack by these would-be tax dodgers are Assessor James Sleeper, County Clerk W. B. Williams, and Supervisors Talbert, Struck and Lock, who as members of the county board of equalization have stood behind the assessor, safeguarding the interests of the taxpayers of the county. These men have been the objects of splenetic attacks on the part of people who walk and talk in their sleep, but we believe they have the figures and refuse to be bullyragged by these millionaire tax dodgers. We have a case in point today where agents of a great oil corporation in this county can pay his or her or its taxes by one weeks' income from a portion of their holdings? We believe the assessment levied against the people of this city, as well as that levled against the people of the entire county is just and equitable; and we believe the assessment of this oil corporation is also just and equitable, yet we have seen agents of this great monopoly threatening the assessor with a refusal to pay its taxes and to take their case into the courts. We have seen him stand manfully by his convictions as a faithful official, and we have seen him inform them that unless their company paid their taxes, as all other people are compelled to pay their taxes, he would seize its property by process of attachment, and thus secure moneys owing by it to the county for its taxes. We have had assessors in Orange county in the past whom we should be loath to meet up a dark alley late at night, and we have had assessors who were notoriously unfit to fill the duties of the office as to be a reproach to the good name of the people of the county. In the present instance we see the county assessor making first, a just and equitable assessment of all property, and standing manfully by his convictions as a public official, true to the interests of the people of the county, and refusing to be browbeaten, threatened, bulldozed and bullyragged by paid agents of a great monopoly. We have information that a slush fund has been raised to defeat this man, as well as other county officials who have stood manfully by him in his good work. The men marked out as especial objects of attack by these would-be tax dodgers are Assessor James Sleeper, County Clerk W. B. Williams, and Supervisors Talbert, Struck and Lock, who as members of the county board of equalization have stood behind the assessor, safeguarding the interests of the taxpayers of the county. These men have been the objects of splenetic attacks on the part of people who walk and talk in their sleep, but we believe they have the figures and refuse to be bullyragged by these millionaire tax dodgers. We have a case in point today where agents of a great oil corporation in this county can pay his or her or its taxes by one weeks' income from a portion of their holdings? We believe the assessment levied against the people of this city, as well as that levled against the people of the entire county is just and equitable; and we believe the assessment of this oil corporation is also just and equitable, yet we have seen agents of this great monopoly threatening the assessor with a refusal to pay its taxes and to take their case into the courts. We have seen him stand manfully by his convictions as a faithful official, and we have seen him inform them that unless their company paid their taxes, as all other people are compelled to pay their taxes, he would seize its property by process of attachment, and thus secure moneys owing by it to the county for its taxes. We have had assessors in Orange county in the past whom we should be loath to meet up a dark alley late at night, and we have had assessors who were notoriously unfit to fill the duties of the office as to be a reproach to the good name of the people of the county. In the present instance we see the county assessor making first, a just and equitable assessment of all property, and standing manfully by his convictions as a public official, true to the interests of the people of the county, and refusing to be browbeaten, threatened, bulldozed and bullyragged by paid agents of a great monopoly. We have information that a slush fund has been raised to defeat this man, as well as other county officials who have stood manfully by him in his good work. The men marked out as special objects of attack by these would-be tax dodgers are Assessor James Sleeper, County Clerk W. B. Williams, and Supervisors Talbert, Struck and Lock, who as members of the county board of equalization have stood behind the assessor, safeguarding the interests of the taxpayers of the county. These men have been the objects of splenetic attacks on the part of people who walk and talk in their sleep, but we believe they have HASSON OUT FOR CORONER Dr. D. W. Hasson, of Buena Park, has withdrawn his petition for nomination as justice of the peace of that township, and has come out for coroner and public administrator. The doctor was recently out for county treasurer but found that Brother Joplin had ploughed up the trail in the mountains so that back-firing could not be resorted to against him, and the woods being all ablaze with Joplin sentiment, he beat it back to Buena Park in a hurry. Dr. Hasson is personally an estimable gentleman, and being an old soldier is entitled to respect and consideration on the part of the voters of the county, but we fancy we see Steele Finley behind him eager to be made attorney for the public administrator, which pays a salary of something more than $2,000 per year. Get rid of Steeler Doc, and we'll go you a round if we lose. Advocates of the free county library make some excellent arguments in its support, but we fancy we see Boss Jackson sitting there behind the hedge. Remove the Boss, and we are with you. It will be their votes which will retire him to private life. They will support Mr. Needham for congress, and have no further desire to see a free trade democrat representing the Eleventh Congressional District at Washington. They will vote the republican ticket all the way down the line. They may stand for a progressive republican here and there who has come back into the fold, who has seen the error of his political misdeeds, and may help elect him. But they want no progressive whip cracked over their heads. They are republicans who believe in a protective tariff, and are united in support of republican candidates, and they are going forward to a glorious victory in November. What party gave Mr. Roosevelt all the political honors which have been showered upon him in a generation? We admire this great American for his many sturdy attributes of Americanism, and we respect him and honor him for his many good deeds performed in the past. But when he attempts to assassinate the party which made him, we hang our head in bitter sorrow, and cannot in future look upon him as once we did as the idol of the republican party and of the American nation. California gave Mr. Roosevelt 120,000 majority for president twelve years ago. California stood loyally by Mr. Roosevelt eight years ago in his efforts to secure the nomination of Mr. Taft for president. The old machine fought Mr. Taft in that year, and Mr. Baumgartner will probably recall the fact that machine politicians in this state urged a foolish primary election, setting up the specious pretext that the state was for Mr. Roosevelt for president again and not for Mr. Taft. The republican party stood manfully by Mr. Taft, and turned down these political machinists. This is a matter of political history so recent in years ago. It will be their votes which will retire him to private life. They will support Mr. Needham for congress, and have no further desire to see a free trade democrat representing the Eleventh Congressional District at Washington. They will vote the republican ticket all the way down the line. They may stand for a progressive republican here and there who has come back into the fold, who has seen the error of his political misdeeds, and may help elect him. But they want no progressive whip cracked over their heads. They are republicans who believe in a protective tariff, and are united in support of republican candidates, and they are going forward to a glorious victory in November. What party gave Mr. Roosevelt all the political honors which have been showered upon him in a generation? We admire this great American for his many sturdy attributes of Americanism, and we respect him and honor him for his many good deeds performed in the past. But when he attempts to assassinate the party which made him, we hang our head in bitter sorrow, and cannot in future look upon him as once we did as the idol of the republican party and of the American nation. California gave Mr. Roosevelt 120,000 majority for president twelve years ago. California stood loyally by Mr. Roosevelt eight years ago in his efforts to secure the nomination of Mr. Taft for president. The old machine fought Mr. Taft in that year, and Mr. Baumgartner will probably recall the fact that machine politicians in this state urged a foolish primary election, setting up the specious pretext that the state was for Mr. Roosevelt for president again and not for Mr. Taft. The republican party stood manfully by Mr. Taft, and turned down these political machinists. This is a matter of political history so recent in years ago. It will be their votes which will retire him to private life. They will support Mr. Needham for congress, and have no further desire to see a free trade democrat representing the Eleventh Congressional District at Washington. They will vote the republican ticket all the way down the line. They may stand for a progressive republican here and there who has come back into the fold, who has seen the error of his political misdeeds, and may help elect him. But they want no progressive whip cracked over their heads. They are republicans who believe in a protective tariff, and are united in support of republican candidates, and they are going forward to a glorious victory in November. What party gave Mr. Roosevelt all the political honors which have been showered upon him in a generation? We admire this great American for his many sturdy attributes of Americanism, and we respect him and honor him for his many good deeds performed in the past. But when he attempts to assassinate the party which made him, we hang our head in bitter sorrow, and cannot in future look upon him as once we did as the idol of the republican party and of the American nation. California gave Mr. Roosevelt 120,000 majority for president twelve years ago. California stood loyally by Mr. Roosevelt eight years ago in his efforts to secure the nomination of Mr. Taft for president. The old machine fought Mr. Taft in that year, and Mr. Baumgartner will probably recall the fact that machine politicians in this state urged a foolish primary election, setting up the specious pretext that the state was for Mr. Roosevelt for president again and not for Mr. Taft. The republican party stood manfully by Mr. Taft, and turned down these political machinists. This is a matter of political history so recent in years ago. It will be their votes which will retire him to private life. They will support Mr. Needham for congress, and have no further desire to see a free trade democrat representing the Eleventh Congressional District at Washington. They will vote the republican ticket all the way down the line. They may stand for a progressive republican here and there who has come back into the fold, who has seen the error of his political misdeeds, and may help elect him. But they want no progressive whip cracked over their heads. They are republicans who believe in a protective tariff, and are united in support of republican candidates, and they are going forward to a glorious victory in November. The race for conceived into a with a socialist, or progressive as the Lester, incumbent; the representative Wilson; the socialist carrying the red ors; as he is a part that is how he re-name appears on county seat; altitude that he deftly shits when the question comes up for northern part or more or less into will no doubt be a public leader's trist who are responsible unable to get her Jerome himself; able to satisfactorily testants for the county. The special elec money to pay said high school teacher of the proposal; as per cent of the poli-The only thing from defeat was file believed tha-not legally respond saddle the city with outstanding tha-jority of taxpayer funds have been ANAHEIM GAZETTE The Fact Remains No amount of misrepresentation by the peddlers of alum baking powders, no juggling with chemicals, or pretended analysis, or cooked-up certificates, or falsehoods of any kind, can change the fact that Royal Baking Powder has been found by the official examinations to be of the highest leavening efficiency, free from alum, and of absolute purity and wholesomeness. Royal Baking Powder is indispensable for making finest and most economical food. POLITICAL SNAPSHOTS (By the Innocent Bystander.) The various candidates for office are to be put to what the "Dry" federation believes is the crucial test this week, the stunt being nothing more nor less than a demand that each aspirant for office shall announce him or herself for or against the plan to make the state dry at the coming election. Some of the candidates, of course, will not hesitate to say just where they stand, while others again may consider that it is nobody's business but their own and will refuse to be "heckled" by any faction, association or organization that may seek to place them in an equivocal position just to gratify a morbid fancy to see how far the fear of opposition may influence aided, to put the matter as mildly as possible, and that to place any more money at the disposal of the present board of education is unwise and unwarranted. The Standard Oil Company made a last struggle to save payment of its taxes last week when through its representative it petitioned the county board of equalization for a reduction of its assessment on 80 acres in this county known as the Emery lease on which the oil company paid $45,000 mining rights taxes under protest. The oil company's representative declared to the supervisors that the sum of $2,560,000 placed on the property by Assessor Sleeper was unjust and unwarranted and that not more than $400,000 should have been the assessment, but Sleeper stuck to his guns and told the corporation's representative that the vice of the supreme court of the State of California, at the ensuing election." According to registration figures already filed 44 counties in California are republican. Thirteen are democratic, but hardly enough to notice, and one, only one—Alameda, is progressive. And incidentally in Alameda there is a nasty scandal over alleged mutilation of registration blanks with the evident intention of perpetrating frauds in the interests of the progressive party. The figures given point plainly to a republican triumph, as no appreciable number of those who have registered republican will vote any other ticket when the time comes to stand up and be counted. Although the claim is hysterically made by progressive newspapers that a large majority of those who registered republican will vote progressive, Some of the candidates, of course, will not hesitate to say just where they stand, while others again may consider that it is nobody's business but their own and will refuse to be "heckled" by any faction, association or organization that may seek to place them in an equivocal position just to gratify a morbid fancy to see how far the fear of opposition may influence a candidate to curry favor. Others again may stand on their rights and point to the law that makes it a misdemeanor for any person, either individually or as an officer or member of any committee or association who solicits or demands of any candidate that he shall vote for or against any particular bill or measure, and any candidate who signs or gives any pledge that he will vote for or against any particular bill or measure, is guilty of a misdemeanor; and any candidate convicted under this section is, in addition, disqualified from holding the office to which he may have been elected. The progressives are, of course, the most insistent that this test be given the candidates, as the only candidate they have the faintest hope of electing is so avowedly dry that his skin is said long since have cracked at the knee joints and under the armpits, and it is considered good politics to put him squarely in the limelight as bitterly opposed to the Demon Rum. The Bystander notes with regret that Dr. D. W. Hasson has listened to the voice of the tempter and has allowed himself to be placed in nomination for the office of coroner and public administrator. Dr. Hasson is an estimable citizen and if left to follow his own inclinations would never have attempted the task of defeating Theo Winbigler, but certain medicos and other disgruntled politicians, said to be sore at Winbigler for giving County Physician Wehrly and Attorney H. J. Forgy the work of the coroner's office, have taken this method of squaring the account and have convinced the Buena Park man that he has a chance. The fine Italian hand of certain progressive leaders is again seen in this move and to everybody but Dr. Hasson it is patent that he is being used merely as a white chip in a game of penny ante politics. The race for county auditor has developed into a three-cornered fight. Captain John D. Fredericks, republican candidate for the nomination for governor of the state, is now fairly in the field, his candidacy having been launched by a series of meetings held in the southern part of the state last week at which he was enthusiastically received and warmly welcomed as the standard bearer of the party. Captain Fredericks is now in the north, having left Los Angeles last Sunday upon an invasion of the territory of three opponents that will keep him in the field practically all of the time until the August primaries. The itinerary includes all of the important cities in the state and besides the regular set speeches he will make, there have been planned a great number of gatherings where Captain Fredericks will meet the people in heart-to-heart talks. Captain Fredericks does not go north as a stranger, for his name and his fame have spread over the north as well as over the south. Behind him will go the almost undivided sentiment of republicans of Southern California. Indorsed by scores of organizations and encouraged by big meetings of citizens of all parties, Captain Fredericks is traveling northward as essentially the choice of Southern California, where in Los Angeles county alone there are more republican votes than in any other two counties of the state. While at San Francisco the Fredericks headquarters have been the base of operations of one of the most active and effective political campaigns ever waged in Northern California, the headquarters in Los Angeles has been the scene of industry and the effectiveness of the work accomplished here is seen in the accomplishments of the powerful organization of republicans mutilation of registration blanks with the evident intention of perpetrating frauds in the interests of the progressive party. The figures given point plainly to a republican triumph, as no appreciable number of those who have registered republican will vote any other ticket when the time comes to stand up and be counted. Although the claim is hysterically made by progressive newspapers that a large majority of those who registered republican will vote progressive, diligent inquiry has failed to discover more than a very few who may be expected to vote for any but republican candidates. Republicans are already registered 200,000 stronger than the progressives and this plurality will be increased to over 300,000 by November—it's a cinch. MITCHELL FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT Meanwhile, let it not be forgotten that R. P. Mitchell is just the man to be retained in office as county school superintendent. His progressive opponent, Mrs. Viola S. Norman, is a member of the Santa Ana school board, which was recently called upon by one of the newspapers of that city to resign, owing to mismanagement of the city's school affairs, and which so bailed up the Santa Ana schools that, a special election had to be held to raise $10,000 taxes to get them out of the hole. School teachers at the county seat had not received their pay for more than two months when the term closed last month. There was no money in the school treasury, it having been expended for other matters which in the judgment of the school board were more important than paying salaries to teachers. We want none of this funny business in the county's schools. Mr. Mitchell is regarded as one of the most efficient school superintendents in the State of California. He is a school teacher himself and is a well educated, high minded and honorable gentleman. Our children are our greatest crops here in Orange county, and to consider for a moment the displacement of this efficient and conscientious official would be tantamount to slapping the kids in the face. What father or mother in the county would do it? Not one, no not one. STEELE FINLEY'S SKELETON Steele Finley, the Santa Ana pro- Forgy the work of the coroner's office, have taken this method of squaring the account and have convinced the Buena Park man that he has a chance. The fine Italian hand of certain progressive leaders is again seen in this move and to everybody but Dr. Hasson it is patent that he is being used merely as a white chip in a game of penny ante politics. The race for county auditor has developed into a three-cornered fight with a socialist, a republican and a progressive as the contestants, C. D. Leater, incumbent of the office being the representative of the G. O. P., Mrs. Wilson the socialist and W. C. Jerome carrying the red bandanna as his colors, as he is a progressive. At least that is how he registered and how his name appears on the records at the county seat, although it is reported that he deftly side-steps the subject when the question of political affiliation comes up for discussion in the northern part of the county. This more or less interesting intelligence will no doubt be welcome news to republican leaders in the oil fields district who are reported to have been unable to get the information from Mr. Jerome himself, and who will now be able to satisfactorily classify the contestants for the coveted place. The special election called to vote money to pay salaries of Santa Ana high school teachers resulted in favor of the proposal, although less than 25 per cent of the possible vote was cast. The only thing that saved the plan from defeat was that the rank and file believed the city was morally, if not legally responsible and decided to saddle the city with the expense notwithstanding the fact that a large majority of taxpayers believe that school funds have been injudiciously han- While at San Francisco the Fredericks headquarters have been the base of operations of one of the most active and effective political campaigns ever waged in Northern California, the headquarters in Los Angeles has been he scene of industry and the effectiveness of the work accomplished here is seen in the accomplishments of the powerful organization of republicans in a dozen counties. Republicans, and politicians generally, who have been watching the gubernatorial contest within the republican party, assert that Captain Fredericks will be nominated, with Francis V. Keesling as runner-up. The talent doesn't figure W. C. Ralston or C. M. Belshaw to have a chance for the nomination. However, their presence in the race, it is said, will have the tendency of dividing the northern vote and that will be good for Fredericks, for the reason that he will have a great majority of the votes from the southern part of the state. The Young Republican Club of San Diego has passed the following resolution: "Whereas, Hon. W. P. James has received the unanimous support and endorsement of the members of the San Diego Bar Association for the office of associate justice of the supreme court of State of California, and Whereas, Hon. W. P. James has made an honorable and enviable record as associate justice of the district court of appeal in and for the second district of the State of California, Now therefore, the Young Republican Club indorses and pledges its every effort and support to the candidacy of the Hon. W. P. James for election to the office of associate jus- While at San Francisco the Fredericks headquarters have been the base of operations of one of the most active and effective political campaigns ever waged in Northern California, the headquarters in Los Angeles has been he scene of industry and the effectiveness of the work accomplished here is seen in the accomplishments of the powerful organization of republicans in a dozen counties. Republicans, and politicians generally, who have been watching the gubernatorial contest within the republican party, assert that Captain Fredericks will be nominated, with Francis V. Keesling as runner-up. The talent doesn't figure W. C. Ralston or C. M. Belshaw to have a chance for the nomination. However, their presence in the race, it is said, will have the tendency of dividing the northern vote and that will be good for Fredericks, for the reason that he will have a great majority of the votes from the southern part of the state. The Young Republican Club of San Diego has passed the following resolution: "Whereas, Hon. W. P. James has received the unanimous support and endorsement of the members of the San Diego Bar Association for the office of associate justice of the supreme court of State of California, and Whereas, Hon. W. P. James has made an honorable and enviable record as associate justice of the district court of appeal in and for the second district of the State of California, Now therefore, the Young Republican Club indorses and pledges its every effort and support to the candidacy of the Hon. W. P. James for election to the office of associate jus- While at San Francisco the Fredericks headquarters have been the base of operations of one of the most active and effective political campaigns ever waged in Northern California, the headquarters in Los Angeles has been he scene of industry and the effectiveness of the work accomplished here is seen in the accomplishments of the powerful organization of republicans in a dozen counties. Republicans, and politicians generally, who have been watching the gubernatorial contest within the republican party, assert that Captain Fredericks will be nominated, with Francis V. Keesling as runner-up. The talent doesn't figure W. C. Ralston or C. M. Belshaw to have a chance for the nomination. However, their presence in the race, it is said, will have the tendency of dividing the northern vote and that will be good for Fredericks, for the reason that he will have a great majority of the votes from the southern part of the state. The Young Republican Club of San Diego has passed the following resolution: "Whereas, Hon. W. P. James has received the unanimous support and endorsement of the members of the San Diego Bar Association for the office of associate justice of the supreme court of State of California, and Whereas, Hon. W. P. James has made an honorable and enviable record as associate justice of the district court of appeal in and for the second district ofthe State of California, Now therefore, the Young Republican Club indorses and pledges its every effort and support to the candidacy ofthe Hon. W. P. James for election tothe officeofassociate jus- While at San Francisco the Fredericks headquarters have been the base of operations of one ofthe most active and effective political campaigns ever waged in Northern California,the headquarters in Los Angeles has been he scene of industry andthe effectivenessoftheworkaccomplishedhereisseenintheaccomplishmentsofthepowerfulorganizationofrepublicansinadozcounties. Republicans,andpoliticiansgenerallywhohavebeenwatchingthegubernatorialcontestwithintherepublicanpartyassertthatCaptainFrederickswillbenominatewithFrancisV.Keeslingasrunner-up.Thetalentdoesn'tfigureW.C.RalstonorC.M.Belshawtohavejachanceforkinnomination.However,theirpresenceintherace.itissaid.willhavethetendencyofdividingthenorthernvoteandthatwillbegoodforFredericks.forthereasonthathewillhaveagreatmajorityofthevotesfromthesouthernpartofthestate. The Young Republican Club of San Diego has passed the following resolution: "Whereas,Hon.W.P.JameshasreceivedtheunanimoussupportandindorsementofthemembersoftheSanDiegoBarAssociationfortheofficeofassociatejusticeofthesupremecourtofStateOfCalifornia,and Whereas,Hon.W.P.JameshasmadeanhonorableandenviablerecordassociatestrictcourtofappealinandfortheseconddistrictoftheStateOfCalifornia, Nowtherefore,theYoungRepublicanClubindorsesandpledgesitseveryeffortandsupporttothe candidacyoftheHon.W.P.JamesforelectiontotheofficeofassociatejusticeofthesupremecourtofStateOfCalifornia,and Whereas,Hon.W.P.JameshasmadeanhonorableandenviablerecordassociatestrictcourtofappealinandfortheseconddistrictoftheStateOfCalifornia, Nowtherefore,theYoungRepublicanClubindorsesandpledgesitseveryeffortandsupporttothe candidacyoftheHon.W.P.JamesforelectiontotheofficeofassociatejusticeofthesupremecourtofStateOfCalifornia,and Whereas,Hon.W.P.JameshasmadeanhonorableandenviablerecordassociatestrictcourtofappealinandfortheseconddistrictoftheStateOfCalifornia, Nowtherefore,theYoungRepublicanClubindorsesandpledgesitseveryeffortandsupporttothe candidacyoftheHon.W.P.JamesforelectiontotheofficeofassociatejusticeofthesupremecourtofStateOfCalifornia,and Whereas,Hon.W.P.JameshasmadeanhonorableandenviablerecordassociatestrictcourtofappealinandfortheseconddistrictoftheStateOfCalifornia, Nowtherefore,theYoungRepublicanClubindorsesandpledgesitsveryeffortandsupporttothe candidacyoftheHon.W.P.JamesforelectiontotheofficeofassociatejusticeofthesupremecourtofStateOfCalifornia,and Whereas,Hon.W.P.JameshasmadeanhonorableandenviablerecordassociatestrictcourtofappealinandfortheseconddistrictoftheStateOfCalifornia, Nowtherefore,theYoungRepublicanClubindorsesandpledgesitsveryeffortandsupporttothe candidacyoftheHon.W.P.JamesforelectiontotheofficeofassociatejusticeofthesupremecourtofStateOfCalifornia,and Whereas,Hon.W.P.JameshasmadeanhonorableandenviablerecordassociatestrictcourtofappealinandfortheseconddistrictoftheStateOfCalifornia, Nowtherefore,theYoungRepublicanClubindorsesandpledgesitsveryeffortandsupporttothe candidacyoftheHon.W.P.JamesforelectiontotheofficeofassociatejusticeofthesupremecourtofStateOfCalifornia,and Whereas,Hon.W.P.JameshasmadeanhonorableandenviablerecordassociatestrictcourtofappealinandfortheseconddistrictoftheStateOfCalifornia, Nowtherefore,theYoungRepublicanClubindorsesandpledgesitsveryeffortandsupporttothe candidacyoftheHon.W.P.JamesforelectiontotheofficeofassociatejusticeofthesupremecourtofStateOfCalifornia,and Whereas,Hon.W.P.JameshasmadeanhonorableandenviablerecordassociatestrictcourtofappealinandfortheseconddistrictoftheStateOfCalifornia, Nowtherefore,theYoungRepublicanClubindorsesandpledgesitsveryeffortandsupporttothe candidacyoftheHon.W.P.JamesforelectiontotheofficeofassociatejusticeofthesupremecourtofStateOfCalifornia,and Whereas,Hon.W.P.JameshasmadeanhonorableandenviablerecordassociatestrictcourtofappealinandfortheseconddistrictoftheStateOfCalifornia, Nowtherefore,theYoungRepublicanClubindorsesandpledgesitsveryeffortandsupporttothe candidacyoftheHon.W.P.JamesforelectiontotheofficeofassociatejusticeofthesupremecourtofStateOfCalifornia,and Whereas,Hon.W.P.JameshasmadeanhonorableandenviablerecordassociatestrictcourtofappealinandfortheseconddistrictoftheStateOfCalifornia, Nowtherefore,theYoungRepublicanClubindorsesandpledgesitsveryeffortandsupporttothe candidacyoftheHon.W.P.JamesforelectiontotheofficeofassociatejusticeofthesupremecourtofStateOfCalifornia,and Whereas,Hon.W.P.JameshasmadeanhonorableandenviablerecordassociatestrictcourtofappealinandfortheseconddistrictoftheStateOfCalifornia, Nowtherefore,theYoungRepublicanClubindorsesandpledgesitsveryeffortandsupporttothe candidacyoftheHon.W.P.JamesforelectiontotheofficeofassociatejusticeofthesupremecourtofStateOfCalifornia,and Whereas,Hon.W.P.JameshasmadeanhonorableandenviablerecordassociatestrictcourtofappealinandfortheseconddistrictoftheStateOfCalifornia, Nowtherefore,theYoungRepublicanClubindorsesandpledgesitsveryeffortandsupporttotothe candidacyoftheHon.W.P.Jamesforelectiontotheofficeofassociatejustice ofthesupremecourtofStateOfCalifornia,and Whereas,Hon.W.P.JameshasmadeanhonorableandenviablerecordassociatestrictcourtofappealinandfortheseconddistrictoftheStateOfCalifornia, Nowtherefore,theYoungRepublicanClubindorses和pledgesitsveryeffort和supporttotothe candidacyoftheHon.W.P.Jamesforelectiontotheofficeofassociatejustice ofthesupremecourtofStateOfCalifornia,and Whereas,Hon.W.P.Jameshasmadeanhonorable和enviablerecordassociatestrictcourtofappealin和fortheseconddistrictoftheStateOfCalifornia, Nowtherefore,theYoungRepublicanClubindorses和pledgesitsveryeffort和supporttotothe candidacyoftheHon.W.P.Jamesforelectiontotheofficeofassociatejustice ofthesupremecourtofStateOfCalifornia,and Whereas,Hon.W.P.Jameshasmadeanhonorable和enviablerecordassociatestrictcourt Ofappealin和fortheseconddistrictoftheStateOfCalifornia, Nowtherefore,theYoungRepublicanClubindorses和pledgesitsveryeffort和supporttotothe candidacyoftheHon.W.P.Jamesforelectiontotheofficeofassociatejustice ofthesupremecourtofStateOfCalifornia,and Whereas,Hon.W.P.Jameshasmadeanhonorable和enviablerecordassociatestrictcourt Ofappealin和fortheseconddistrictoftheStateOfCalifornia, Nowtherefore,theYoungRepublicanClubindorses和pledgesitsveryeffort和supporttotothe candidacyoftheHon.W.P.Jamesforelectiontotheofficeofassociatejustice ofthesupremecourtofStateOfCalifornia,and Whereas,Hon.W.P.Jameshasmadeanhonorable和enviablerecord associatestrictcourt Ofappealin和fortheseconddistrictoftheStateOfCalifornia, Nowtherefore,theYoungRepublicanClubindorses和pledgesitsveryeffort和supporttotothe candidacyoftheHon.W.P.Jamesforelectiontotheofficeofassociatejustice ofthesupremecourtofStateOfCalifornia,and Whereas,Hon.W.P.Jameshasmadeanhonorable和enviablerecord associatestrictcourt Ofappealin和fortheseconddistrictoftheStateOfCalifornia, Nowtherefore,theYoungRepublicanClubindorses和pledgesitsveryeffort和supporttotothe candidacyoftheHon.W.P.Jamesforelectiontotheofficeofassociatejustice ofthesupremecourtofStateOfCalifornia,and Whereas,Hon.W.P.Jameshasmadeanhonorable和enviablerecord associatestrictcourt Ofappealin和fortheseconddistrictoftheStateOfCalifornia, Nowtherefore,theYoungRepublicanClubindorses和pledgesitsveryeffort和supporttotothe candidacyoftheHon.W.P.Jamesforelectiontotheofficeofassociatejustice ofthesupremecourtofStateOfCalifornia,and Whereas,Hon.W.P.Jameshasmadeanhonorable和enviablerecord associatestrictcourt Ofappealin和fortheseconddistrictoftheStateOfCalifornia, Nowtherefore,theYoungRepublicanClubindorses和pledgesitsveryeffort和supporttotothe candidacyoftheHon.W.P.Jamesforelectiontotheofficeofassociatejustice ofthesupremecourt.ofStateOfCalifornia,and Whereas,Hon.W.P.Jameshasmadeanhonorable和enviablerecord associatestrictcourt Ofappealin和fortheseconddistrictoftheStateOfCalifornia, Nowtherefore,theYoungRepublicanClubindorses和pledgesitsveryeffort和supporttotothe candidacyoftheHon.W.P.Jamesforelectiontotheofficeofassociatejustice ofthesupremecourt.ofStateOfCalifornia,and Whereas,Hon.W.P.Jameshasmadeanhonorable和enviablerecord associatestrictcourt Ofappealin和fortheseconddistrictoftheStateOfCalifornia, Nowtherefore,theYoungRepublicanClubindorses和pledgesitsveryeffort和supporttotothe candidacyoftheHon.W.P.Jamesforelectiontotheofficeofassociatejustice ofthesupremecourt.ofStateOfCalifornia,and Whereas,Hon.W.P.Jameshasmadeanhonorable和enviablerecord associatestrictcourt Ofappealin和fortheseconddistrictoftheStateOfCalifornia, Nowtherefore,theYoungRepublicanClubindorses和pledgesitsveryeffort和supporttotothe candidacyoftheHon.W.P.Jamesforelectiontotheofficeofassociatejustice ofthesupremec Court.ofStateOfCalifornia,and 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for ection to.the office.of association justices ofthesupremec Court.of.State.of.California,and Whereas,HON.w.p.james has made an honew.p.jJames for ection to.the office.of association justices ofthesupremec Court.of.State.of.California,and Whereas,HON.w.p.james has made an honew.p.jJames for ection to.the office.of association justices ofthesupremec Court.of.State.of.California,and Whereas,HON.w.p.james has made an honew.p.jJames for ection to.the office.of association justices ofthesupremec Court.of.State.of.California,and Whereas,HON.w.p.james has made an honew.p.jJames for ection to.the office.of association justices ofthesupremec Court.of.State.of.California,and Whereas,HON.w.p.james has made an honew.p.jJames for ection to.the office.of association justices ofthesupremec Court.of.State.of.California,and Whereas,HON.w.p.james has made an honew.p.jJames for ection to.the office.of association justices ofthesupremec Court.of.State.of.California,and Whereas,HON.w.p.james has made an honew.p.jJames for ection to.the office.of association justices ofthesupremec Court.of.State.of.California,and Whereas,HON.w.p.james has made an honew.p.jJames for ection to.the office.of association justices ofthesupremec Court.of.State.of.California,and Whereas,HON.w.p.james has made an honew.p.jJames for ection to.the office.of association justices ofthesupremec Court.of.State.of.California,and Whereas,HON.w.p.james has made an honew.p.jJames for ection to.the office.of association justices ofthesupremec Court.of.State.of.California,and Whereas,HON.w.p.james has made an honew.p.jJames for ection to.the office_of association justices ofthesupremec Court_of.State_of_California_and_ Whereas,HON.w.p.james has made an honew.p.j James for ection to.the office_of association justices ofthesupremec Court_of.State_of_California_and_ Whereas,HON.w.p.jams has made an honew.p.j James for ection to.the office_of association justices ofthesupremec Court_of.State_of_Calina_and_ 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"A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Champlin on July 4." Yes. Final check: Steele Finley, The Santa Ana progres sub-boss, Deputy Marshal Phil Germann went fishing on ocean last week. He still feels intestinal qualms whenever he recalls roughness of water. C-W Pendleton and wife Billy Lake and wife spent a day or two at Long Beach last week. Rev F. W. Mitchell went up to Los Angeles last Tuesday." One more look at line 11. "Steele Finley, The Santa Ana progres sub-boss, Deputy Marshal Phil Germann went fishing on ocean last week." Yes. One more look at line 12. "Steele Finley, The Santa Ana progres sub-boss, Deputy Marshal Phil Germann went fishing on ocean last week." Yes. One more look at line 13. "Steele Finley, The Santa Ana progres sub-boss, Deputy Marshal Phil Germann went fishing on ocean last week." Yes. One more look at line 14. "Steele Finley, The Santa Ana progres sub-boss, Deputy Marshal Phil Germann went fishing on ocean last week." Yes. One more look at line 15. "Steele Finley, The Santa Ana progres sub-boss, Deputy Marshal Phil Germann went fishing on ocean last week." Yes. One more look at line 16. "Steele Finley, The Santa Ana progres sub-boss, Deputy Marshal Phil Germann went fishing on ocean last week." Yes. One more look at line 17. "Steele Finley, The Santa Ana progres sub-boss, Deputy Marshal Phil Germann went fishing on ocean last week." Yes. One more look at line 18. "Steele Finley, The Santa Ana progres sub-boss, Deputy Marshal Phil Germann went fishing on ocean last week." Yes. One more look at line 19. "Steele Finley, The Santa Ana progres sub-boss, Deputy Marshal Phil Germann went fishing on ocean last week." Yes. One more look at line 20. "Steele Finley, The Santa Ana progres sub-boss, Deputy Marshal Phil Germann went fishing on ocean last week." Yes. One more look at line 21. "Steele Finley, The Santa Ana progres sub-boss, Deputy Marshal Phil Germann went fishing on ocean last week." Yes. One more look at line 22. "Steele Finley, The Santa Ana progres sub-boss, Deputy Marshal Phil Germann went fishing on ocean last week." Yes. One more look at line 23. "Steele Finley, The Santa Ana progres sub-boss, Deputy Marshal Phil Germann went fishing on ocean last week." Yes. One more look at line 24. "Steele Finley, The Santa Ana progres sub-boss, Deputy Marshal Phil Germann went fishing on ocean last week." Yes. One more look at line 25. "Steele Finley, The Santa Ana progres sub-boss, Deputy Marshal Phil Germann went fishing on ocean last week." Yes. One more look at line 26. "Steele Finley, The Santa Ana progres sub-boss, Deputy Marshal Phil Germann went fishing on ocean last week." Yes. One more look at line 27. "Steeles Finley The Santa Ana progres sub-boss, Deputy Marshal Phil Germann went fishing on ocean last week." Yes. One more look at line 28. "Steeles Finley The Santa Ana progres sub-boss, Deputy Marshal Phil Germann went fishing on ocean ANAHEIMDRY GOODSSTORE OPERA HOUSE BLOCK Only 80 seconds easy walk from Boston Bakery You often hear people say "You can't get something for nothing" in California. THAT IS THE RULE Now here is the exception that proves the rule: We are going to give away absolutely free that fine hand-made Russian Crochet lace bedspread Value $150.00, Really Worth More Every customer gets a ticket with every purchase and some fortunate lady is bound to get this handsome hand-made Russian Crochet Bedspread that took some poor Russian Peasant woman over two years to make For Nothing Tickets free with every purchase of 25c or over. The drawing will take place at the Mason Theatre WEDNESDAY, Nov. 25th, the night before THANKSGIVING DAY. Some lucky person will sure have something to give thanks for. A. E. HILES The Bargain Man. 26 yrs on Broadway, L. A. Are You Paying for Other People's Convenience? SAVE THIS SLIP There being no soliciting or delivery expenses on this purchase will allow a rebate of 5 per cent within 30 days if purchases amount to $5 or more. Are You Paying for Other People's Convenience? SAVE THIS SLIP There being no soliciting or delivery expenses on this purchase will allow a rebate of 5 per cent within 30 days if purchases amount to $5 or more. This stamp will appear on all purchase slips at our store, excepting sugar at wholesale. We believe in a square deal, and rest assured you will always GET THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY AT Phonit R. C. Petermann CASH GROCERY We pay cash for eggs. A BOMB UNDER HIS SHIRT TAIL When a man aspires to public office in Orange county, where the most enlightened men and women on earth reside, he should at least have his skirts clean; he should have no $800 graft planned to his shirt tail. If reports be true such a candidate may be found in the list of those now appealing for votes in this county, but an exposure is due, and if he doesn't feel a bomb exploding under his shirt tail pretty soon we miss our guess. The Cherokee nation, the largest of the five civilized tribes, was dissolved as a nation at midnight, June 30. The tribal funds, amounting to $600,000, will be divided among the 41,000 members of the tribe. The dissolution of the nation is in accordance with the policy of the Indian office. The Seminole nation practically has been dissolved. The level of prices paid to producers of the United States for meat animals decreased 1 per cent during the month from May 15 to June 15. This compares with an increase of 1.6 per cent in the price level from May 15 to June 15 last year, a decrease of 2 per cent two years ago, a decrease of 1.7 per cent three years ago, and a decrease of 1.1 per cent four years ago, from May 15 to June 15. In the six months from December 15 to June 15 the level of prices for meat animals advanced 5.4 per cent. This compares with an advance of 12 per cent during like VETERANS MEET AT HUNTINGTON BEACH Rev. Frank Dowling of Fullerton Will Deliver Annual Address The Southern California Veterans' Association will hold its annual encampment at Huntington Beach beginning on Tuesday, August 11, and closing August 21. Rev. Frank Dowling has been engaged to deliver the address, his date being Sunday, August 16. Camp will open Tuesday, August 11, with a reception at 7 P.M. Some other important features of the program are as follows: August 12—Flag raising at 9 A.M.; evening campfire; music by drum corps. August 13—Reunion by states; evening program by ladies of the G.A.R. August 14—Meeting prisoners of war; competitive drill by Sons of Veterans; evening program by Rosecrans Camp, S.V. August 15—Slaughter of pigs by the Penny Cub; Children's Day; evening program, Roosevelt Camp, S.W.V. August 17 — Court-martial; prize dance; concert directed by W.E.Herenden. August 18—Ladies in charge of camp; bean dinner; evening program, The Santa Ana program has met with so events in recent years, his wake the sound caught, which people and causes them say that Steele has heleton left and this on for the stampede, Steele was out for city Ana a couple of marrying Bill Heathman him and hung it up all of the city hall. He out for superior going Sam Davis tore is out. Suffering Sam said to be backling, and this killed him. Shing left of him but that is hovering close on. If the doctor gets he'll get frightened Is born to Mr. and plin on July 4. Phil Germann went ocean last week. He final qualms whenever drought of the water. and wife and Billy went a day or two at week. Heell went up to Los day. A "dry" navy is something of an anomaly; but the United States navy went "dry," July 1, Secretary Daniels' sweeping order prohibiting the use of liquor on board any vessel or within any yard or station of the United States navy taking effect on that day. Yes, Madame, you can really save money at Roberts' Removal Sale. August 14—Meeting ex-prisoners of war; competitive drill by Sons of Veterans; evening program by Rosecrans Camp, S. V. August 15—Slaughter of pigs by the Penny Cub; Children's Day; evening program, Roosevelt Camp, S. W. V. August 17 — Court-martial; prize dance; concert directed by W. E. Herendeen. August 18—Ladies in charge of camp; bean dinner; evening program, Daughters of Veterans. August 19—Business session, state organization; camp fire; evening, Santa Ana W. R. C. August 20—Election of officers; evening installation; farewell addresses. August 21—Break camp. O. V. Knowlton of Fullerton is the presiding officer this year. A. B. Paul of Santa Ana is quartermaster; W. A. Packard of Los Angeles, adjutant; Dr. D. W. Hasson of Buena Park, surgeon. A large attendance is expected from all parts of California. The Orange County Hoosier Society will hold its annual picnic at Birch Park, Santa Ana, today. Several are expected to go from Anahelm. Louis Handleman was transacting business in Los Angeles Tuesday. P. Nicolas, Herman Noll and wife and Mika Kate Backs spent Sunday at the beach. E. E. Smith and Harry Ustick were rustlicating at Santa Anita Canyon last week. On watches and clocks you can save 20 per cent at Roberts' Removal Sale. FOR SALE—Chill pepper seeds and plants. Wm. Black, opp. Edison station, Anaheim, on Santa Ana road. R. F. D. 4, box 102.