anaheim-gazette 1915-10-07

BIG ATTRACTIONS AT COUNTY FAIR NOTED PACERS, AND TROTTERS WILL ENTER THE RING AND STRIVE FOR HONORS AUTOMOBILE SHOW TO BE ONE OF THE PRINCIPAL FEATURES OF THE SHOW Pacers and trotters, noted throughout Southern California among lovers of the grand old sport of horse racing, will be seen in action at Santa Ana during four days of the Orange county fair which opens on Oct. 12. On that day will be staged the first matinee of the series that bids fair to rival the old time glories at the Santa Ana race track when Silkwood and other famous thoroughbreds were in their hey-day. From the racing stable of Marsh Thompson of Ventura will come a splendid string of animals, trained by Henry Delaney. Gold Dust Morgan, well known on the cost in track circles, has entered his finest horses, trained by Frank Williams. Mrs. A. F. Pecklow of Corona has entered animals in both the running and trotting events from her stable. Gay Boy, the famous trotter owned by James Stewart of Vancouver, will offer other trotters keen competition in the 2:30 and 2:25 trots. Luana is entered in the 2:30 and 2:25 trotting events by L. B. Taylor of Hemit, as is also Baxter Lew, in the 2:23 pace. A local trainer is in charge of Will H. H. Kelley, Cadillac, Dodge. Chas. B. Perry, Maxwell, Kissel. Cal. Electric Garage Co., Detroit Electric. Auto Speciality Co., Accessories. M. C. D. Spark Co., Accessories. Spitler Puncture Plug Co., Accessories. Los Angeles Trailer Co., Automobile Trailers. It is expected that the three remaining Santa Ana dealers will have arranged for their space by the end of this week as all the dealers seem to be enthusiastic for the coming show and were more than satisfied with the big attendance and results obtained last year. H. C. Kenyon is planning to exhibit his new motor tractor which will be shown for the first time in Orange county. The small remaining space will be taken by Los Angeles firms and without doubt one of the high class features will be this year's automobile show. Entertaining amusement features will be provided as last year. The show will be open from 10 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. of Oct. 12 to 16, inclusive. STRICT ENFORCEMENT OF WEIGHT LAWS State Supt. Johnson Commends County Sealer McPhee and Tells Him To Keep up the Good Work At a conference between C. G. Johnson, state sealer of weights and measures and George McPhee, Orange county's sealer of weights and measures, McPhee was informed that the state superintendent is issuing orders for the strict enforcement all over the state of the laws regulating the weight of barrels of flour and wrapped meats. The state superintendent takes the same view as that taken by McPhee in recent cases arising in this county. McPhee held up shipments of flour. Notice or Notice is hereby hereby IMAL ELECTION County of Orange, on of October, 1915, a following Constitution and Referendum Me ed upon, to-wit: DIRECT PRIMARY to electors by political partie of United resentative in national party gate to nation and president partisan, and repartisan; regulations, nomination form of ballot elections, canvaiof, contests anful campaign oi statement the elector and gressional par­tial critical parties for violation of primary law FORM OF BALLOT to electors by vides for the ner of printing used at general gubernatorial elections, for the order in and county oi thereon, for the lot titles for m, the electors, m, which such title of candidates structions to vied upon such TERM OF SUPERIOR state Constitution adding section n face of superior except judges pired terms, ject to recall, noval provision TERMS OF JUDGEES CIES. SenaAmendment 11 to article VI of ting that where judge of supreme court express on first following general appointed by capcity theremain malder of unwhich such juappointed. RURAL CREDITS. al Amendment tion 31 of arti­tion. Present but clause addre­d literature to provide trained by Frank Williams. Mrs. A. F. Pecklow of Corona has entered animals in both the running and trotting events from her stable. Gay Boy, the famous trotter owned by James Stewart of Vancouver, will offer other trotters keen competition in the 2:30 and 2:25 trots. Luana is entered in the 2:30 and 2:25 trotting events by L. B. Taylor of Hemit, as is also Baxter Lew, in the 2:23 pace. A local trainer is in charge of William Murphy's mare, Maggie M, and is expected to figure well in the trotting. The G. H. Morgan stables will also furnish their quota of trotters. The treasurer of the fair association Dr. H. J. Stevens, has entered his speedy Dr. S. in the 2:25 and 2:30 trots and expects the horse to show up during the meet with all his well known form. It is predicted that the 2:23 pace will be a very sensational event. Dolly Zombro will represent Pasadena. Dolly Zombro needs no introduction to lovers of the racing pastime. Santa Paula, owned at Oxnard, will be a contender in the pacing event, as well as Atlantic Fleet, owned by Fred S. Cole of Santa Ana, and several other fast horses. Owing to the fact that a great many of the horses entered in the races are owned by Orange county people, keen interest is being taken. Free open air vaudeville will be one of the features of the fair, arrangements having been made with the Foley and Burk amusement company for exhibitions at both the fair grounds during the day and at the amusement zone at second and Bush streets at night. The development of the time honored free act which has been an adjunct of fairs and street fairs for many years, has been rapid, until now only the very best attractions from the so-called time vaudeville circuits will pass muster at a fair or carnival. Ben Reno, has won renown all over the United States both with the Barnum and Bailey and Ringling circuses and on the big time circuits, and he will be one of the features of the open air exhibitions to be given afternoon and evening and his head balancing and giant swing stunts will prove entertaining to a degree. The second annual Orange county automobile show which this year will be given in connection with the big county fair, is arousing a great deal of interest between C. G. Johnson, state sealer of weights and measures and George McPhee, Orange county's sealer of weights and measures, McPhee was informed that the state superintendent is issuing orders for the strict enforcement all over the state of the laws regulating the weight of barrels of flour and wrapped meats. The state superintendent takes the same view as that taken by McPhee in recent cases arising in this county. McPhee held up shipments of flour and wrapped meats. The state superintendent states that McPhee was right in demanding that a barrel of flour weigh 196 pounds net. McPhee was the first sealer in the state to call attention to the fact that wholesalers were charging retailers meat prices for the wrappings. McPhee insisted that the net container act was being violated. State Superintendent Johnson told McPhee last week that he had just issued a circular letter to all wholesalers of meat instructing them that wrappings of meat must not be charged for and weighed in as meat. Under instructions that have been issued by Johnson, shingles and laths are to be sold on a net count basis. The circular states that the custom of selling four bundles of redwood shingles containing 200 shingles each as 1000 shingles, must be discontinued. Shingles may be sold in bundles of 200, but the sales must be on actual count. STATE TO PUBLISH TEXT BOOKS FOR IMMIGRANTS The state board of education, cooperating with the state immigration commission, has announced that it will soon publish text books in the study of English and citizenship for adult immigrants. Luther Parker, a Federal educational expert recently employed by the immigration commission, is now engaged in compiling these texts under the joint supervision of the two state boards. These text books will be distributed by the state board of education free, for the use of adult immigrants in all cities and districts where classes for the instruction of foreigners are established under the law regarding evening schools. When the text books have been prepared the immigration commission will send Parker throughout the state to stimulate interest in the organization of such classes. This is part of a recently announced plan. RURAL CREDITS. Al Amendment 31 of artition. Present but clause added later to provide system to establish tem in aid of first mortgages; acceptable as deposits; provide payment establishing trustees thereafter guaranteed by ties thereof; and rural credit bonds institute notwithstanding stitutional provisions. DEPOSIT OF PUBLIC Constitution annuating section XI of constitution state may be deposited such condition by law adopted two thirds vote legislature appointe and subject to times in force for deposit of such change as thorized. INITIATIVE AND RE ate Constitution amendments section constitution changed excepticulars; provides a bonded enacted by initiation without assent qualified electors authorizes legislative initiative and refrom fraud and theft. CONDEMNATION FOR POSES. Amendment 27 article XI of constitution state condemns within its limits actually intended provement; declares public use; deploys manner of further such counties or condemn purposes beyond its bound public purposes; other county lie therein condemnation, lea such additional prescribed by law. TAXATION. Senate Amends constitutions sections 1 and 10 and 14 thereto statute shall provide for taxation, class of designate class taxable for state pal and district class being unified in territory of may make tax imput or license; tax minister state exemptions. D assessments not contention. Continues board of governors. The second annual Orange county automobile show which this year will be given in connection with the big county fair, is arousing a great deal of interest among the dealers and motor trade. Manager Hempel announces that most of the space has already been contracted for and the coming show will prove of even greater interest than the successful event given in Santa Ana last year. Contract has been let to cover the ground with green carpet. This will do away with the dust and dirt usually found in tent shows and greatly add to the beauty of the automobile show. Elaborate decorations will also enhance the general appearance of the show. The motor cars will be displayed in the huge tent located at 3rd and Bush street, adjoining them any other amusement features provided for the fair visitors. The big carnival companies will be located directly opposite the auto show and many other features are planned by the fair management to make the corner of 3rd and Bush Sts. the amusement center of the fair. The following list of dealers have already secured space: W. F. Lutz Co., Studobaker. J. F. Swank, Hupmobile, Chalmers. Chas. L. Davis, Chandler. Beardsley Electric Co., Beardaley. Moreland Truck Co., Moreland. Los Angeles Rubber Co., Chemical Fire Engine. F. M. Jones Sales Co., Bicycles and Accessories. C. H. Lowe, Cole. These text books will be distributed by the state board of education free, for the use of adult immigrants in all cities and districts where classes for the instruction of foreigners are established under the law regarding evening schools. When the text books have been prepared the immigration commission will send Parker throughout the state to stimulate interest in the organization of such classes. This is part of a recently announced program which has for its object the assimilation of immigrants. This field has been neglected and disorganized in the past and, by means of uniform text books, it is planned to develop a state wide organized effort to make real citizens out of the thousands of foreigners in the state. THREATENED SWEETHEART For threatening to kill Miss Lela Swalley, with whom he was in love, Weldon Hollis, of Fullerton was arrested and was sentenced to 90 days in jail. The specific charge against Hollis was disturbance of the peace. He has been at work on the Emory oil lease. Recently Miss Swalley, whom Hollis had known in Oklahoma, arrived in Fullerton. Recently Hollis' attentions to the young lady were not met with favor by her. According to the report made to officers Hollis went to the house where Miss Swalley lives, and endeavored to get into the house to see her. It is statud that at that time he had a revolver, and threatened to kill her. Wednesday morning Hollis met the young woman. The threats of the night before were repeated, and his arrest followed soon afterward. Who's Hazel? Your Druggist? Notice is also hereby special election the polls the hour of 6 o'clock A.M. 7 o'clock P.M. on the day that said hours be held at the legally places in each precinct, as hereinafter set for following named person pointed to serve as their respective precinct. Name of Precinct, Location of Polling Notice is hereby given that a SPECIAL ELECTION is to be held in the County of Orange, on Tuesday the 25th day of October, 1915, at which election the following Constitutional Amendments and Referendum Measures are to be voted upon, to-wit: DIRECT PRIMARY LAW. Submitted to electors by referendum. Defines political parties; declares that office of United States senator, representative in congress, congressional party committeeman, delegate to national party convention and presidential elector shall be partisan, and all other offices non-partisan; regulates primary elections, nomination of candidates, form of ballot and voting at such elections, canvassing returns thereof, contests and fees; defines lawful campaign expenses and requires settlement thereof; provides for election and organization of congressional party committees by political parties; provides penalties for violation of act, and repeals primary law of 1913. FORM OF BALLOT LAW. Submitted to electors by referendum. Provides for the size, form and manner of printing of ballots to be used at general elections, including gubernatorial and presidential elections, for the determination of the order in which state, district and county offices shall appear thereon, for the registration of ballot titles for measures submitted to the electors, and for the manner in which such titles, offices and names of candidates therefor, and instructions to voters shall be printed upon such ballots. TERM OF SUPERIOR JUDGES. Senate Constitutional Amendment 2 adding section 6½ to article VI of constitution making term of office of superior judges twelve years except judges elected to fill unexpired term; Declares them subject to recall, impeachment and removal provisions relating to judges. TERMS OF JUDGES FILLING VACANCIES. Senate Constitutional Amendment 11 adding section 10½ to article VI of constitution providing that when term of office of judge of supreme court, district court of appeal or superior court expires on first Monday in January following general election person appointed governor to fill vacancy therein shall hold for remainder of unexpired term for which such judge was elected or appointed. RURAL CREDITS. Senate Constitutional Amendment 17 amending section 31 of article IV of constitution. Present section unchanged but clause added authorizing legislature to provide land colonization. RURAL CREDITS) Senate Constitutional Amendment 17 amending section 21 of article IV of constitution. Present section unchanged but clause added authorizing legislature to provide land colonization system, establish rural credits system in aid of agriculture, authorize issuance of bonds secured by first mortgages on farms, declaring same exempt from taxation and acceptable as security for public deposits, provide for state participation in rural credits system by establishing trust fund, authorize trustees thereof to issue bonds guaranteed by state, upon securities thereof, and deal generally in rural credit bonds. Authorizes legislation to effect purposes of section notwithstanding contrary constitutional provisions. DEPOSIT OF PUBLIC MONEYS. Senate Constitutional Amendment 19 amending section 16½ of article XI of constitution. Provides that state county municipal moneys may be deposited in bank under such condition as may be provided by law adopted by initiative or by two thirds vote of each house of legislature approved by governor and subject to referendum; continues in force laws now governing deposit of such moneys until same are changed as in this section authorized. INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM. Senate Constitutional Amendment 22 amending section of article IV of constitution. Receives section unchanged except in following particulars: provides that no law creating a bonded indebtedness shall be enacted by initiative by electors without assent of two-thirds of qualified electors voting thereon; authorizes legislature to protect initiative and referendum petitions from fraud and misrepresentation. CONDEMNATION FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES. Senate Constitutional Amendment 27 adding section 20 to article XI of constitution. Authorizes state, county or municipality to condemn neighboring property within its intended additional to that actually intended for proposed improvement; declares same taken for public use; defines certain lands and manner of dealing therewith to further such improvement; permits county or municipality to condemn lands within ten miles beyond its boundaries for certain public purposes, with consent of other county or municipality if such lands lie therein; requires terms of condemnation, lease or disposal of such additional property to be prescribed by law. TAXACTION. Senate Amendment 38. Amends constitution, article XIII, sections 1 and 9, repeals sections 10 and 14 thereof. Declares legislature shall provide by general law for taxation, classify subjects thereof, designate classes wholly or partly taxable for state, county, municipal and district revenues, same class being uniformly taxed within territory of taxing authority; may make tax in lieu of other taxes or licenses; tax commission to administer state taxation. Defines exemptions. Declares completed assessments not affected by section. Contains in office present board of consultation. Judge John Carlyle. Clerk Harlow Halladay. Name of Precinct Santa Ana No. 9 Location of Polling Place Spurgeon School Building. Board of Election Inspector John E. Meyer. Clerk J. C Burke. Judge Charles P. Mattern. Clerk Mark B. Lacy. Name of Precinct Santa Ana No. 10 Location of Polling Place Armory. Board of Election Inspector Geo. E. Robinson. Clerk W. R. Newman. Judge Rupert Best. Clerk A. K. Ford. Name of Precinct Santa Ana No. 11 Location of Polling Place Third St School. Board of Election Inspector A. C. Black. Clerk Fred A. Moesser. Judge Geo. M. Paul. Clerk W. R. Howell. Name of Precinct Santa Ana No. 12 Location of Polling Place Mercereau's Store on W. 5th St. Board of Election Inspector Mitchell Matthews. Clerk Geo. W. Angle. Judge Henry Pankey. Clerk E. L House. Name of Precinct Santa Ana No. 13 Location of Polling Place, Moomau's barn, Cor. 6th & Garnase. Board of Election Inspector Chas. W. McNaught, Clerk Geo. M. Wright. Judge F. A. Marks. Clerk C. R Hollingsworth. Name of Precinct Santa Ana No. 14 Location of Polling Place N.E.Cor. Huckey & Ross. Board of Election Inspector J. F. Spaulding. Clerk Horace Fine. Judge H. Hossler. Clerk Ed.F.Waite. Name of Precinct Santa Ana No. 15 Location of Polling Place, N.W.Cor. Ross & Washington. Board of Election Inspector C.L.Slack.Clerk W.W.Henry. Judge Jacob Fisher.Clerk Cecil DuBois. Name of Precinct, Los Alamitos. Location of Polling Place, Laurel School House. Board of Election Inspector Elmer O.Hooker.Clerk Hugh T.OConnor. Judge E.C.Hamilton.Clerk F.K.Edwards. Name of Precinct, Stanton Location of Polling Place,City Hall.Board of Election Inspector Thomas Hill.Clerk F.C.Beecher.Judge James C.Whalley.Clerk W.H.Kennedy.Jr. Name of Precinct,Talbert Location of Polling Place,Swift's Garage. Board of Election Inspector John Brush.Clerk Charles F.Ward.Judge R.B.Wardlow.Clerk W.O.Ater. Name of Precinct,WestminsterLocation of Polling Place,Westminster School House. Board of Election Inspector O.B.Conaway.Clerk Charles J.Buck.Judge H.A.Miller.Clerk Chas.C.Murdy. Name of Precinct,WintersburgLocation of Polling Place Bradbury & Miles Store. Board of Election Inspector Frej J.Mallett.Clerk John D.Kettler.Judge R.E.Larter.Clerk E.R.Bradbury. Name of Precinct,Bay CityLocation of Polling Place Seal Beach Pavilion. Judge Mcrauden. Judge Hoeffner.Harlow Halladay. Name of Precinct,Magnolla.Location of Polling Place,Magnolia School House. Board of Election Inspector Byron B.Winters.Clerk George McGuire.Judge Samuel D.Winters.Clerk Edward A.Reeves. Name of Precinct,Olinda.Location of Polling Place,Olinda School House. Board of Election Inspector R.L.Isbell.Clerk Frank C.Salter.Judge R.W.McClellan.Clerk Arthur Stick. Name of Precinct,Anaheim.No.1Location of Polling Place,Anaheim High School Building. Board of Election Inspector Benjamin H.Sidnam.Clerk N.A.Bittner.Judge Fred Hess.Clerk Elmo Calkins.Name of Precinct,Anaheim No.2Location of Polling Place,Pacific Impairment Company Warehouse.Board of Election Inspector Horace W.Comstock.Clerk John S.Sheruan.Judge James Owens.Clerk Frank Baum.Name of Precinct,Anaheim No.3Location of Polling Place,Central School Building.Board of Election Inspector W.W Scott.Clerk Herman Backs.Judge William H.Hildebrandt.Clerk Fred A.Backs.Jr.Name of Precinct,Anaheim No.4Location of Polling Place,Gazette Office.Board of Election Inspector Phil Steatather.Clerk J.H.Brunworth.Judge Norman B.Tedford.Clerk H.C.inakeep.Name of Precinct,Anaheim No.5Location of Polling Place,Fremont School House.Board of Election Inspector Max M.Boege.Clerk J.H.Eneak.J Judge Jason B.Root.Clerk Walter L.Amstutz.Name of Precinct,Anaheim No.6Location of Polling Place,Public Library Building.Board of Election Inspector Simon Lybarger.Clerk B.T.Beaile.Judge D.Gervais.Jr.Clerk E.E.Angell.Name of Precinct,Anaheim No.7Location of Polling Place,City Hall.Board of Election Inspector Charles E.Jordan.Clerk E.R.Abbey.Judge William P.Webb.Clerk Earl Steadman.Name of Precinct,Anaheim No.8Location of Polling Place,Broadway School House.Board of Election Inspector Bernard Dauser.Clerk William E.McCann.Judge John M.Henry.Clerk Stephen A.Rumpau.Name of Precinct,Fullerton No.1Location of Polling Place,高School Building.Board of Election Inspector George Walters.Clerk S.R.Ockely.Judge H.W.Schultz.Clerk W.L.Hale.Name of Precinet,Fullerton No.2Location of Polling Place,First National Bank Building.Board of Election Inspector Jerry Angell.Clerk Alvin L.Ford.Judge M.M.Good.Clerk Lewis H.Edwardson.Name of Precinet,Fullerton No.3Location of Polling Place,Kramer&Co. --- TAXATION. Senate Amendment 38. Amends constitution article XIII, sections 1 and 9, repeals sections 10 and 14 thereof. Declares legislature shall provide by general law for taxation, classify subjects thereof, designate classes who or partly taxable for state, county, municipal and district revenues, same class being uniformly taxed within territory of taxing authority; may make tax in lieu of other taxes or licenses; tax commission to administer state taxation. Defines exemptions. Declares completed assessments not affected by section. Continues in office present board of equalization members until January, 1919, and present duties thereof, and existing laws until changed. EXEMPT PROPERTY FROM TAXATION. Assembly Constitutional Amendment 16 amending section 1½ of article XIII of constitution. In addition to exemption of church property under present section, exempts from taxation all buildings and so much real property on which same are situated as may be required for convenient use and occupation of said buildings when same are used solely and exclusively for social purposes for the benefit of the organized religious body using said property for such purposes; provides that exemption shall not extend to building so used rented for religious purposes and rent received by owner therefor. COUNTY CHARTERS. Assembly Constitutional Amendment 34 amending section 7½ of article XI of constitution. Present section unchanged except as follows: such charters may provide for election appointment and tenure of all county officers, number of justices, constables and officers of inferior courts, qualifications of all such officers, if appointed, assignment to new officers of certain functions of certain officers, delegation to executive committee of supervisors of certain administrative functions, and creation of additional boards and offices. Determines tenure of elective officers in office on approval of charter. Validates charters and amendments adopted under present section. Notice is also hereby given that at said special election the polls will be open from the hour of 6 o'clock A.M. to the hour of 7 o'clock P.M. on the day thereof, and that during said hours said election will be held at the legally designated polling places in each precinct in said County, as hereinafter set forth, and that the following named persons have been appointed to serve as election officers in their respective precincts, to wit: Name of Precinct, Santa Ana No. 1 Location of Polling Place Central Name of Precinct, Westminster. Location of Polling Place, Westminster School House. Board of Election Inspector O. B. Conaway. Clerk Charles J. Buck. Judge H. A. Miller. Clerk Chas. C. Murdy. Name of Precinct Wintersburg. Location of Polling Place Bradbury & Miles Store. Board of Election Inspector Fred J. Mallett. Clerk John D. Kettler. Judge R. E. Larter. Clerk E. R. Bradbury. Name of Precinct, Bay City. Location of Polling Place Seal Beach Pavilion. Board of Election Inspector C. J. Andrews. Clerk A. L. Havena. Judge C. L. Neuschwanger. Clerk J. A. Armitage. Name of Precinct, Buaro. Location of Polling Place, Beardsley's Garage. Board of Election Inspector D. E. Cozad. Clerk H. H. Lewis. Judge W. W. Dungan. Clerk William Stuck. Name of Precinct, Garden Grove. Location of Polling Place, Forester's Hall. Board of Election Inspector Geo. R. Reyburn. Clerk Judge S. S. Jackson. Clerk Ernest Fulson. Name of Precinct, Huntington Beach No. 1. Location of Polling Place, Tent City Grounds. Board of Election Inspector J. E. Brunton. Clerk Harry V. Anderson. Judge C. H. Howard. Clerk Louis W. Blodgett. Name of Precinct, Huntington Beach No. 2. Location of Polling Place, City Hall Board of Election Inspector Joseph Damron. Clerk H.T Sundbye. Judge E.R.Williams. Clerk C.R Nutt. Name of Precinct, Bolsa. Location of Polling Place, Bolsa School House. Board of Election Inspector D.W.Spradlin.Clerk C.W.Blankenbeckler. Judge W.M.Ward.Clerk Charles H.Warner. Name of Precinct, West Anaheim. Location of Polling Place, Loara School House. Board of Election Inspector F.B.Keallher.Clerk Charles G.Thayer. Judge Levi C.Yeoman.Clerk F.H.Wessler. Name of Precinct, East Anaheim. Location of Polling Place, W.J.Elliott's House. Name of Precinct, Fullerton No. 1. Location of Polling Place, High School Building. Board of Election Inspector George Walters.Clerk S.R.Cokely. Judge H.W.Schultz.Clerk W.L.Hale. Name of Precinct, Fullerton No. 2. Location of Polling Place, First National Bank Building. Board of Election Inspector Jerry Angell.Clerk Alvin L.Ford. Judge M.M.Good.Clerk Lewis H.Edwardson. Name of Precinct, Fullerton No. 3. Location of Polling Place, Farmers & Merchants Bank Building, Rooms 15 and 18. Board of Election Inspector George E.Lillie.Clerk Bert A.Annin. Judge Fred H.Betts.Clerk Charles S.Knowlton. Name of Precinct, Fullerton No. 4. Location of Polling Place, William Potter Place, 406 Spadra Street. Board of Election Inspector W.B.Potter.Clerk Merlon Blackford. Judge William Lindhurst.Clerk George Schneider. Name of Precinct, Fullerton No. 5. Location of Polling Place, Fullerton Hotel. Board of Election Inspector John M.D.Martin.Clerk Otis H.Clever. Judge John R.Gardiner.Clerk Lewis C.Bartlett. Name of Precinct, Silverado. Location of Polling Place, Silverado School House. Board of Election Inspector A.B.Tiffany.Clerk Robert M.Shaw. Judge J.E.Pleasantans.Clerk Joseph Holts. Name of Precinct,Villa Park. Location of Polling Place,Villa Park Hall. Board of Election Inspector Albert A.Les.Clerk Gilbert D.Williamson. Judge S.W.Morrow.Clerk Charles A.Knuth. Name of Precinct, Olive. Location of Polling Place, Olive Garage. Board of Election Inspector C.O.Heln.Clerk Walter S.Gregg. Judge Eugene Elson.Clerk Paul Struck. Name of Precinct, El Modena. Location of Polling Place, El Modena School House. Board of Election Inspector J.F.Pstone,Clerk Wade Flippan. Judge L.W.Evans.Clerk George W.Short. Name of Precinct,McPherson. Location of Polling Place, Old store building at McPherson。 NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S SALE In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Orange. Laura B. Resh, Plaintiff, vs. H. A. Milligan, W. G. Ulery and Beatrice M. Ulery, Defendants. NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S SALE Under and by virtue of an order of sale issued out of the above entitled Court in the above entitled action on the 23rd day of August, 1915, and under and in accordance with the Judgment and decree of foreclosure, duty given and made by said Court in said action on the 2nd day of July, 1915, and entered on the 10th day of July, 1915, in the records of said Court in Judgment Book 12, at page 81 thereof, wherein and whereby the plaintiff, Laura B. Resh, obtained a judgment and decree of foreclosure and sale against the above named defendants W. G. Ulery, and Beatrice M. Ulery, for the aggregate sum of Three thousand nine hundred and twenty-six and 76-100 dollars, including principal, interest, attorney fees, and costs, with interest thereon from the date of said judgment at the rate of seven per cent per annum, I am commanded to sell all of that certain real property, situate, lying and being in the County of Orange, State of California, required to be said judgment and decree of order of sale and particularly described as follows: to-wit: The North-east quarter (NE 1-4) of the North-east quarter (NE 1-4) of the south-west quarter (SW 1-4) of Section Twenty-three (23), Township Four (4) South Range Eleven (11) West, S. B. B. & M., estimated to contain Ten (10) acres; subject to the reservations mentioned in used from the Stearns Ranchos Company. Also reserving the following:—Commencing at a point on the East line of the North-east quarter (NE 1-4) of the North-east quarter (NE 1-4) of the south-west quarter (SW 1-4) of Section Twenty-three (23), Township Four (4) South Range Eleven (11) West, S. B. B. & M., estimated to contain Ten (10) acres; subject to the reservations mentioned in used from the Stearns Ranchos Company. Also reserving a right of way for a line of poles as conveyed to the South-east quarter (NE 1-4) of the south-west quarter (SW 1-4) of Section Twenty-three (23), Township Four (4) South Range Eleven (11) West, S. B. B. & M., estimated to contain Ten (10) acres; subject to the reservations mentioned in used from the Stearns Ranchos Company. Board of Election Inspector Will Rohr. Clerk George Seba. Judge H. B. Wiseman. Clerk E. C. Franzen. Name of Precinct, West Orange. Location of Poing Place, Southern Pacific Depot. Board of Election Inspector J. A. Smiley. Clerk Miles E. Hill. Judge Fred Schlueter. Clerk A. L. Whiteman. Name of Precinct, Yorba. Location of Poing Place, Yorba School House. Board of Election Inspector J. F. Velasco. Clerk Herman Lemme. Judge Robert Harris. Clerk Carl Seamans. Name of Precinct, Orange No. 1. Location of Poing Place, Old Lutheran Church, S. Olive St. Board of Election Inspector John S. Law. Clerk Emil Loesner. Judge L. D. Gunther. Clerk August Meyer. Name of Precinct, Orange No. 2. Location of Poing Place, Logan Jackson's Garage. Board of Election Inspector J. P. Borng. Clerk William C. Lee. Judge F. W. Grum. Clerk Clyde F. Newton. Name of Precinct, Orange No. 3. Location of Poing Place, Center Street School House. Board of Election Inspector George A. Snoemaker. Clerk W. A. Holt. Judge J. L. Birnbaum. Clerk George Boyer. Name of Precinct, Orange No. 4. Location of Poing Place, Glassell Street School. Board of Election Inspector Walter Pixley. Clerk Leon Shadel. Judge George Christensen. Clerk F. H. Meior. Name of Precinct, Orange No. 5. Location of Poing Place, Royer's Garage. Board of Election Inspector H. Wyncken. Clerk Harry S.Huff. Judge M. A. Kiefhaber. Clerk R. C.Dalton. Name of Precinct, Orange No. 6. Location of Poing Place, Robert Appel's House. Board of Election Inspector Robert Appel. Clerk Clarence Carrison. Judge D.W.Gruwell. Clerk Guy Williams. Name of Precinct, Delhi. Location of Poing Place, Delhi School House. Board of Election Inspector Daniel Boyd. Clerk R.E.Beswick. Judge Andrew Gillison. Clerk Samuel Gwynn. NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S SALE Under and by virtue of an order of sale issued out of the above entitled Court in the above entitled action on the 23rd day of August, 1915, and under and in accordance with the Judgment and decree of foreclosure, duty given and made by said Court in said action on the 2nd day of July, 1915, and entered on the 10th day of July, 1915, in the records of said Court in Judgment Book 12, at page $1 thereof, wherein and whereby the plaintiff, Laura B. Resh, obtained a judgment and decree of foreclosure and sale against the above named defendants W. G. Ulery, and Beatrice M. Ulery, for the aggregate sum of Three thousand nine hundred and twenty-six and 76-100 dollars, including principal, interest, attorney fees, and costs, with interest thereon from the date of said judgment at the rate of seven per cent per annum, I am commanded to sell all of that certain real property, situate, lying and being in the County of Orange, State of California, required to be said judgment and decree of order of sale and particularly described as follows: to-wit: The North-east quarter (NE 1-4) of the North-east quarter (NE 1-4) of the south-west quarter (SW 1-4) of Section Twenty-three (23), Township Four (4) South Range Eleven (11) West, S. B. B. & M., estimated to contain Ten (10) acres; subject to the reservations mentioned in used from the Stearns Ranchos Company. Also reserving the following:—Commencing at a point on the East line of the North-east quarter (NE 1-4) of the North-east quarter (NE 1-4) of the south-west quarter (SW 1-4) of Section Twenty-three (23), Township Four (4) South Range Eleven (11) West, S. B. B. & M., estimated to contain Ten (10) acres; subject to the reservations mentioned in used from the Stearns Ranchos Company. Also reserving a right of way for a line of poles as conveyed to the South-east quarter (NE 1-4) of the south-west quarter (SW 1-4) of Section Twenty-three (23), Township Four (4) South Range Eleven (11) West, S. B. B. & M., estimated to contain Ten (10) acres; subject to the reservations mentioned in used from the Stearns Ranchos Company. NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S SALE Under and by virtue of an order of sale issued out of the above entitled Court in the above entitled action on the 23rd day of August, 1915, and under and in accordance with the Judgment and decree of foreclosure, duty given and made by said Court in said action on the 2nd day of July, 1915, and entered on the 10th day of July, 1915, in the records of said Court in Judgment Book 12, at page $1 thereof, wherein and whereby the plaintiff, Laura B. Resh, obtained a judgment and decree of foreclosure and sale against the above named defendants W. G. Ulery, and Beatrice M. Ulery for the aggregate sum of Three thousand nine hundred and twenty-six and 76-100 dollars including principal interest attorney fees and costs with interest thereon from the date of said judgment at the rate of seven per cent per annum I am commanded to sell all of that certain real property situate lying and being in the County of Orange State California required to be said judgment and decree of order or sale particularly described as follows to-wit: The North-east quarter (NE 1-4) of the North-east quarter (NE 1-4) of the south-west quarter (SW 1-4) of Section Twenty-three (23), Township Four (4) South Range Eleven (11) West,S.B.B.M., estimated to contain Ten(10) acres; subject to the reservations mentioned in used from the Stearns Ranchos Company. Also reserving a right of way for a line of poles as conveyed to the South-east quarter (NE 1-4) of the south-west quarter (SW 1-4) of Section Twenty-three (23), Township Four (4) South Range Eleven (11) West,S.B.B.M., estimated to contain Ten(10) acres; subject to the reservations mentioned in used from the Stearns Ranchos Company. NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S SALE Under and by virtue of an order of sale issued out of the above entitled Court in the above entitled action on the 23rd day of August, 1915,and under and in accordance with the Judgment and decreeof foreclosure,duty givenandmadebysaidCourtin saidactiononthe2nddayofJuly，1915,andenteredonthe10thdayofJuly，1915，intherecordsofsaidCourtinjudgmentBookI2，atpage$lthereof，whereinandwherebytheplaintiff，LauraB.Resh，obtainedajudgmentanddecreeofforeclosureandsaleagainsttheabovenameddefendantsW.G.Ulery,andBeatriceM.UleryfortheaggregatesumofThree thousand nine hundredandtwenty-sixand76-100dollarsincludingprincipalinterestattentionfeesandcostswithinterestthereonfromthedateofsaidjudgmentattherateofsevenpercentperannuumIamcommandedtosellallofthatcertainrealproperty,situate,LyingandbeingintheCountyOfOrangeStateCaliforniarequiredtobe saidjudgmentanddecreeofforeclosureandsaleparticulardescribedasfollows:to-wit: TheNorth-eastquarter(NE1-4)oftheNorth-eastquarter(NE1-4)oftheSouth-westquarter(SW1-4)oftheSectionTwenty-three(23),TownshipFour(4)SouthRangeEleven(11)West,S.B.B.M.,estimatedtocontainTen(10)acres;subjecttothereservationsmentionedinusedfromtheStearnsRanchosCompany. Also reserving a rightofwayforalineofpolesasconveyedtotheSouth-eastquarter(NE1-4)oftheSouth-westquarter(SW1-4)oftheSectionTwenty-three(23),TownshipFour(4)SouthRangeEleven(11)West,S.B.B.M.,estimatedtocontainTen(10)acres;subjecttothereservationsmentionedinusedfromtheStearnsRanchosCompany. NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S SALE Under and by virtue of an order of sale issued out of the above entitled Court in the above entitled action on the 23rd dayofAugust，1915,and underandinaccordancewiththeJudgmentanddecreeofforeclosure,dutygivenandmadebysaidCourtin saidactiononthe2nddayofJuly，1915,andenteredonthe10thdayofJuly，1915，intherecordsofsaidCourtinjudgmentBookI2，atpage$lthereof，whereinandwherebytheplaintiff，LauraB.Resh，obtainedajudgmentanddecreeofforeclosureandsaleagainsttheabovenameddefendantsW.G.Ulery,andBeatriceM.UleryfortheaggregatesumofThree thousand nine hundredandtwenty-sixand76-100dollarsincludingprincipalinterestattentionfeesandcostswithinterestthereonfromthedateofsaidjudgmentattherateofsevenpercentperannuumIamcommandedtosellallofthatcertainrealproperty,situate,LlyingandbeingintheCountyOfOrangeStateCaliforniarequiredtobe saidjudgmentanddecreeofforeclosureandsaleparticulardescribedasfollows:to-wit: TheNorth-eastquarter(NE1-4)oftheNorth-eastquarter(NE1-4)oftheSouth-westquarter(SW1-4)oftheSectionTwenty-three(23),TownshipFour(4)SouthRangeEleven(11)West,S.B.B.M.,estimatedtocontainTen(10)acres;subjecttothereservationsmentionedinusedfromtheStearnsRanchosCompany. Also reserving a rightofwayforalineofpolesasconveyedtotheSouth-eastquarter(NE1-4)oftheSouth-westquarter(SW1-4)oftheSectionTwenty-three(23),TownshipFour(4)SouthRangeEleven(11)West,S.B.B.M.,estimatedtocontainTen(10)acres;subjecttothereservationsmentionedinusedfromtheStearnsRanchosCompany. NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S SALE Under and by virtue of an order of sale issued out of the above entitled Court in the above entitled action on the 23rd dayofAugust，1915,and underandinaccordancewiththeJudgment和decreeofforeclosure,dutygivenandmadebysaidCourtin saidactiononthe2nddayofJuly，1915,andenteredontheI0thdayofJuly，1915，intherecordsofsaidCourtinjudgmentBookI2，atpage$lthereof，whereinandwherebytheplaintiff，LauraB.Resh，obtainedajudgment和decreeofforeclosureandsaleagainsttheabovenameddefendantsW.G.Ulery,andBeatriceM.UleryfortheaggregatesumofThree thousand nine hundredandtwenty-sixand76-100dollarsincludingprincipalinterestattentionfeesandcostswithinterestthereonfromthedateofsaidjudgmentattherateofsevenpercentperannuumIamcommandedtosellallofthatcertainrealproperty,situate,LlyingandbeingintheCountyOfOrangeStateCaliforniarequiredtobe saidjudgment和decreeofforeclosureandsaleparticulardescribedasfollows:to-wit: TheNorth-eastquarter(NE1-4)oftheNorth-eastquarter(NE1-4)oftheSouth-westquarter(SW1-4)oftheSectionTwenty-three(23),TownshipFour(4)SouthRangeEleven(11)West,S.B.B.M.,estimatedtocontainTen(10)acres;subjecttothereservationsmentionedinusedfromtheStearnsRanchosCompany. Also reserving a rightofwayforalineofpolesasconveyedtotheSouth-eastquarter(NE1-4)oftheSouth-westquarter(SW1-4)oftheSectionTwenty-three(23),TownshipFour(4)SouthRangeEleven(11)West,S.B.B.M.,estimatedtocontainTen(10)acres;subjecttothereservationsmentionedinusedfromtheStearnsRanchosCompany. NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S SALE Under and by virtue of an order of sale issued out of the above entitled Court in the above entitled action on the 23rd dayofAugust，1915,and underandinaccordancewiththeJudgment和decreeofforeclosure,dutygivenandmadebysaidCourtin saidactiononthe2nddayofJuly，1915,andenteredontheI0thdayofJuly，1915，intherecords OfsaidCourtinjudgmentBookI2，atpage$lthereof，whereinandwherebytheplaintiff，LauraB.Resh，obtainedajudgment和decreeofforeclosureandsaleagainsttheabovenameddefendantsW.G.Ulery,andBeatriceM.UleryfortheaggregatesumofThree thousand nine hundredandtwenty-sixand76-100dollarsincludingprincipalinterestattentionfeesandcostswithinterestthereonfromthedateofsaidjudgmentattherateofsevenpercentperannuumIamcommandedtosellallofthatcertainrealproperty,situate,LlyingandbeingintheCountyOfOrangeStateCaliforniarequiredtobe saidjudgment和decreeofforeclosureandsaleparticulardescribedasfollows:to-wit: TheNorth-eastquarter(NE1-4)oftheNorth-eastquarter(NE1-4)oftheSouth-westquarter(SW1-4)oftheSectionTwenty-three(23),TownshipFour(4)SouthRangeEleven(11)West,S.B.B.M.,estimatedtocontainTen(10)acres;subjecttothereservationsmentionedinusedfromtheStearnsRanchosCompany. Also reserving a rightofwayforalineofpolesasconveyedtotheSouth-eastquarter(NE1-4)oftheSouth-westquarter(SW1-4)oftheSectionTwenty-three(23),TownshipFour(4)SouthRangeEleven(11)West,S.B.B.M.,estimatedtocontainTen(10)acres;subjecttothereservationsmentionedinusedfromtheStearnsRanchosCompany. NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S SALE Under and by virtue of an order of sale issued out of the above entitled Court in the above entitled action on the 23rd dayofAugust，I9 Some People we Know, and we Will Profit by Hearing About Them This is a purely local event. It took place in Anaheim. Not in some faraway place. You are asked to investigate it. Asked to believe a citizen's word; To confirm a citizen's statement. Any article that is endorsed at home Is more worthy of confidence Than one you know nothing about. Notice to Taxpayers Notice is hereby given that the city taxes on all personal property secured by real property, and on all real property in the City of Anaheim, will be due and payable on the first Monday in October, 1915, and will be delinquent on the last Monday in November, next thereafter, at 6 o'clock P.M. Unless said taxes are paid prior to the last Monday in November, 1915, at 6 o'clock P.M., 10 per cent will be added to the amount thereof. Sald taxes are payable to the undersigned at his office in the City Hall, in said City of Anaheim, between the hours of 10 A.M. and 12 M., and between the hours of 2 P.M. and 5 P.M. JOHN KELLENBERGER, Marshal and ex-officio Tax Collector of the City of Anaheim. FOR SALE—Thoroughly dry gum wood, in large or small quantities, cut stove length, at bend of road between Anaheim and Fullerton, on boulevard. Charles B. Brown, box 26, Fullerton. Home phone, Anaheim, 1523. Some People we Know, and we Will Profit by Hearing About Them This is a purely local event. It took place in Anaheim. Not in some faraway place. You are asked to investigate it. Asked to believe a citizen's word; To confirm a citizen's statement. Any article that is endorsed at home is more worthy of confidence. Than one you know nothing about, Endorsed by unknown people. Mrs. L. K. Marshall, 310 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim, says: "I didn't sleep well on account of kidney weakness. My back was weak and I got up in the morning feeling languid and tired. My feet, ankles and limbs were swollen. I had dizzy spells and headaches. Doan's Kidney Pills made me well. Since then, whenever I have needed a kidney medicine, I have taken a few doses of Doan's Kidney Pills and they have warded off any attack of the complaint." Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs. Marshall had. Foster-Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N.Y. PAINFULLY FRANK The caller didn't look it, but she declared to little Clorinda that she dearly loved children. It may be that she said so because she heard the distant swish of the skirts of Clorinda's mama; but, whatever the cause, she repeated it urgingly. Then, as the small lady with the pet cat made no move to answer her invitation to come and make friends, she asked, "Why is it that you love your kitty better than me, dearie?" And Clorinda's mama entered the room with an ill concealed smile as she heard her daughter answer, "Cause she purrs as if she meant it."