anaheim-gazette 1916-04-27

Regular Republican Slogan is “Vote Bordwell to Chapman” Salvation of Party Is Issue in California For the success of the Republican Party in California, at the presidential primary election May 2, vote for the 26 candidates nominated at the legally-called Regular Republican Convention held at the Palace Hotel, San Francisco, March 4, 1916. This convention was attended by 500 in person and 300 by proxy, and was composed of the members of the State Central Committee and the various County Central Committees throughout the State, these being the legally-elected representatives of the party. This convention named 26 plain, ordinary representative Republicans, not classified old-line Republicans, not classified administration Republicans, but Republicans whose names guarantee that they can be relied upon to do their full duty toward all Republicans and insure harmony in the party and victory over Democratic watchful waiting and misrule. Opposed to the Regular Republican ticket is the Johnson-Earl “hydro-electric” hand-picked clique selected at the St. Francis Hotel, February 26th, by some fifty “invited” guests of Earl, representing only the Earl interests, but now masquerading as “United” Republicans whose admitted purpose is for disharmony. Opposed to the Regular Republican ticket is the Johnson-Earl "hydro-electric" hand-picked clique selected at the St. Francis Hotel, February 26th, by some fifty "invited" guests of Earl, representing only the Earl interests, but now masquerading as "United" Republicans whose admitted purpose is for disharmony. All good citizens should register their protest against the present iniquitous primary law permitting the evils of colonization and elimination of parties. The Regular Republicans stand for an honest primary law and for the preservation of the parties against all those who now seek to destroy them. State the names of the 26 forward-looking Republicans of the ballot. 40,000 IN STATE FOR G.O.P. REPUBLICAN LANDSLIDE SWEEP POLITICAL FAIL OFF POLITICAL MAIN CAMPAIGN OF EDUCATION VEALS PLOT OF EARL COMBINED STATE Unabated activity will be noted of the last vote to be waged by the publicans to elect the national conveners. The last twenty-six candidates on the ballot, who were officially nominated a conference of 500 republicans from all parts of the state, with 300 representatives by proxies. The campaign will be one of education to voters the difference between and the so called united who named at a gathering of 40 representatives of the power interest. Francis V. Keesling, chairman of the state central committee, attended Los Angeles on Monday from Francisco to campaign all the way in the south. The republican women of California showed their support of the fact that the San Francisco conference adopted a resolution over Democratic watchful waiting and misrule. Reckless driving was responsible for the death of Miss Isabel Thomas, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Thomas of Garden Grove Wednesday she was run down and instantly killed by an auto driven by George Neal on the Anaheim-Garden Grove Mrs. Alice Newcomb, who was being also struck by the maul but only slightly injured. Miss Isabel Thomas of Garden Grove, Run Down by Reckless Driver Reckless driving was responsible for the death of Miss Isabel Thomas, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Thomas of Garden Grove Wednesday she was run down and instantly killed by an auto driven by George Neal on the Anaheim-Garden Grove Mrs. Alice Newcomb, who was being also struck by the maul but only slightly injured. Miss Isabel Thomas and Mrs. Newcomb were controlling along the highway a mile side of Garden Grove. Hear the auto coming behind them they crowded to the edge in order to let it they were walking arm in arm, Thomas being off the pavement Instead of passing them on the driver swerved his maul over Democratic watchful waiting and misrule. Opposed to the Regular Republican ticket is the Johnson-Earl "hydro-electric" hand-picked clique selected at the St. Francis Hotel, February 26th, by some fifty "invited" guests of Earl, representing only the Earl interests, but now masquerading as "United" Republicans whose admitted purpose is for disharmony. All good citizens should register their protest against the present iniquitous primary law permitting the evils of colonization and elimination of parties. The Regular Republicans stand for an honest primary law and for the preservation of the parties against all those who now seek to destroy them. State the names of the 26 forward-looking Republicans of the ballot. These fake delegates first 26 places up ballot, as voters write the ballot is handed day. They have right to be under threat. They secured ballot by sheer doff. The regular republicans with the name end with C. C. Illinois should stall the facsimile of joining column illusion Do not use a penny ballot, and do not send any candidate upon Use the stamp w written in your booth, and the squares set oppose the 26 true blue reps beginning with Was ending with C. C. If you use a penny ballot, it will be thie you mark the name upon the ticket in a by using the stamp purpose, your vote will Be on your guard California! The have its eyes upon next. Do as your have done in the great east, in New England west, and vote for delegation, beginning and ending with C. If these faking untheir names placed themselves, properly of being upon them they would be defeated state. But their name placed in the republic ceive the people. Be not deceived, nor california! Be upon your ballot as it is the adjoining columb Bordwell, end with Be on your guard Orange county! Be on your guard! Once again, republicia, be on your guard tain on Tuesday next Be on your guard! and the so called uniteds who were named at a gathering of 40 representatives of the power interest. Francis V. Keesling, chaired the state central committee, attended Los Angeles on Monday from Francisco to campaign all the week in the south. The republican women of California showed their support of the fact that the San Francisco conference adopted a resolution or of universal suffrage by monster banquet on Tuesday in Los Angeles, in honor of delegates. The fact that the Johnson son mock conference ignored sue is sending women by the scores into the G. O. P. ranks. On Thursday night Long publicans will stage a mammoth quet at the Hotel Virginia, where claim will outdo the epoch-making 1000 plate banquet of the Renaissance Club of Los Angeles county night ago. On Friday night the old Sawtelle will be honored with a republican mass meeting. On Saturday night the will climax with the largest California has ever known at Auditorium, Los Angeles. Speakers will address the meeting, bands will play, and fireworks will let all Southern California know that the last big gun is being fired. Scores of neighborhood meetings are being held nightly all over the South, and the committee in charge believe they can safely estimate a 40,000 majority south of the Tehachepli on May 2. On Saturday evening, April 29th, Santa Ana republicans will hold one of the largest political demonstrations ever held in the county. John G. Mott and James F. Stutzman, who spoke at the opera house here last week, and proved themselves to be orators of Thomas and Mrs. Newcomb wererolling along the highway a mile side of Garden Grove. Hear-auto coming behind them they crawled to the edge in order to let it They were walking arm in arm, Thomas being off the pavement Instead of passing them on the left, the driver swerved his machine off the paved road and attempt-going around them on the right. Thomas was caught by the fend-down down and one wheel ran her. She was picked up with flowing from her ears and taken Violett's sanitarium where it declared death had been instantiated. She suffered a fractured broken neck and a broken leg. Her Winbigler held an inquest day morning. The jury, which imposed of Otis Hidden, P. M., J. A. Knapp, Geo. R. Royburn, Allen and J. G. Allen, returned a that Isabel Thomas came to death by facture of the skull and consolation of the brain, caused by accidentally struck by an auto-driven by George Nesbit. That Mr. Nesbit was careless in this instance, and should have used greater diligence in approaching the deceased." Nesbit is the son of Mrs. Fred Andres who lives on the Anaheim-Garden Grove road, and was returning to his home from Santa Ana in his stepfather's auto. He gave himself up to Constable Clark. The accident happened directly in front of the residence of H. A. Lake, and Nesbit testified that he thought the two ladies were Mrs. Lake and daughter, and that they were about to cross the road to their home, consequently be swerved to the right in order to pass behind them. Be not deceived, nor california! Be upon your ballot as it is adjoining column Bordwell, end with. Be on your guard Orange county! Be on your guard! HEAVY INCREASE CHURCH Catholics Lead With teen Millions During the 25 year last day of 1915 the ship in the Unified 91 per cent, which larger than the percent in population. The seven largest churches close of the last days: Roman Catholics ... Methodists ... Baptists ... Lutherans ... Presbyterians ... Disciples of Christ Episcopallians ... During the past century the Lutherans est percentage of 130 . The Catholics 125 per cent increaseians increased 116 per ciples 113, the Baptist Episcopallians 96 per were at the close of Quakers and 85,000 tists in the country. A safe deposit box home is considered Anaheim National Bank VICTORY IS NIGH! REPUBLICANS, ON GUARD! LONG PULL AND STRONG PULL, AND PULL ALTOGETHER VOTE BORDWELL-CHAPMAN TICKET, 26 NAMES, AND DEFEAT TRICKSTERS The presidential preferential primary election occurs on Tuesday next, May 2. It is important that this great Pacific coast state, voting so near the head of all the delegations at the convention, should go to Chicago uninstructed, as of all the other delegations already selected, excepting those having favorite sons at home. More than 500 delegates to the Chicago convention have already been selected, and upward of 350 are unpledged. In this state the fight is between the real true blue republican delegates, nominated at a state convention at which more than 500 delegates were personally present, and an absurd hand-picked bunch of political fakers, styling themselves united republicans, who have no more claim upon the support of the republican party than a Chinaman. These fake delegates occupy the first 26 places upon the republican ballot, as voters will find them when the ballot is handed them on election day. They have no decent moral right to be under the republican head- REPUBLICAN BALLOT PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION MAY 2nd, 1916 No Preference Column Robert N. Bulla Alden Anderson Harriett W. R. Strong Judge Paul J. McCormick John A. Britton Judge Thomas J. Lennon Guy C. Earl M. A. Gunst George W. Peltier Margaret Ogden Raymond Benjamin H. L. Moody James Madison T. L. Chamberlain Frank E. Ellis James E. Power Egbert J. Gates Lawrence J. Flaherty WE WOULD LIKE TO Drop 5000 Ft. of lumber on your lot with which to start that NEW HOME. We know you would be pleased and so would we. Just phone the order in, our prices are right. GIBBS LUMBER Broadway & Vine Sts., Anaheim. Phone them In, Pac. 201—Home 2664 and hear us smile Dr. H. A. Johnston Dr. J. L. Beebe Dr. G. C. Clark Dr. W. W. Davis Dr. W. H. Wickett Offices in Anaheim Sanitarium ANAHEIM, CAL. J.C.Osher,D.D.S.,M.D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT—ORAL SURGERY—GLASSES FITTED Suite 1, Central Bldg. Anaheim Phone Sunset 337 Office Phones: Home 753-1 Bell Sunset 341-J. Res. 125 E. Broadway, Cor. Claudina Phones: Pac. 341-M; Home 753-2 Bells J. W. TRUXAW, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Hours 11-12; 2-4; 7-8 personally present, and an absurd hand-picked bunch of political fakers, styling themselves united republicans, who have no more claim upon the support of the republican party than a Chinaman. These fake delegates occupy the first 26 places upon the republican ballot, as voters will find them when the ballot is handed them on election day. They have no decent moral right to be under the republican heading. They secured this place upon the ballot by sheer, downright trickery. The regular republican nominees begin with the name of Walter Bordwell and end with C. C. Chapman. Republicans should stamp their ballots as the facsimile of the ballot in the adjoining column illustrates. Do not use a pencil in marking your ballot, and do not scratch the name of any candidate upon the ballot. Use the stamp which you will find in your booth, and stamp the cross in the squares set opposite the names of the 26 true blue republican candidates, beginning with Walter Bordwell and ending with C. C. Chapman. If you use a pencil in marking your ballot, it will be thrown out; and if you mark the name of any candidate upon the ticket in any way other than by using the stamp provided for this purpose, your vote will be invalidated. Be on your guard, republicans of California! The whole nation will have its eyes upon you on Tuesday next. Do as your political brethren have done in the great states of the east, in New England and the middle west, and vote for an uninstructed delegation, beginning with Bordwell and ending with Chapman. If these faking united delegates had their names placed in a column by themselves, properly headed, instead of being upon the republican ballot, they would be defeated 40 to 1 in the state. But their names have been placed in the republican column to deceive the people. Be not deceived, republicans of California! Be upon your guard! Stamp your ballot as it is here stamped in the adjoining column. Begin with Bordwell, end with Chapman. Be on your guard, republicans of Orange county! Be on your guard! Be on your guard! Once again, republicans of California, be on your guard! Victory is certain on Tuesday next! Do your duty! Be on your guard! H. L. Moody James Madison T. L. Chamberlain Frank E. Ellis James E. Power Egbert J. Gates Lawrence J. Flaherty Miguel Estudillo T. S. Montgomery P. M. Longan R. J. Taussig Thomas Hughes Knox Boude Joe S. Crail D. C. Collier Walter Bordwell X Mrs. Olive C. Cole X Mrs. Abbie Krebs X J. O. Hayes X Amiel Hochheimer X Presley I. Lancaster X Luke McDonald X Charles E. Clinch X Ephriam Light X Richard R. Veale X Albert E. Castle X Francis V. Keesling X Johannes C. Berendsen X Alexander Russell X Peter J. Crosby X Joseph F. Carlston X Frank A. Cressey, Jr. John F. Gibson X William H. Crocker X Willis S. Clayton X Lewis L. Lostutter X William C. Mushet X FITTED Suite 1, Central Bldg. Anaheim Phone Sunset 337 Office Phones: Home 753-1 Bell Sunset 341-J. Res. 125 E. Broadway, Cor. Claudina Phones: Pac. 341-M; Home 753-2 Bells J. W. TRUXAW, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Hours 11-12; 2-4; 7-8 German American Bank Building Cor. Center and Los Angeles Sta. Anaheim; Cal. BOARD FIXES PRICE FOR PRINTING REGISTER Request to Rescind Action on Richfield Bridge, Denied The price for printing the great register for the presidential primary election and special bond election was fixed at 15 cents per name, and the price for the November election was fixed at 12 cents per name by the supervisors. The map of Launer’s addition to La Habra was accepted as the official plotting of said tract. The application of R. H. Deatrick to lay a cement pipe linc across 17th street was granted. The hearing of the petition of A. J. McFadden, et al., to abandon a road in San Joaquin road district was set for May 16, 1916, at 10 a.m. The hearing of the petition of C. D. Luedke, et al., to abandon a road in Garden Grove road district was set for May 16, 1916, at 10 a.m. A resolution was adopted consenting to the order for crossing Main street, at La Bolsa by the Southern Pacific railroad company. The board of forestry was directed to sell 100 stakes to the Yorba Linda park board for $1.50, and trees to R. E. Williams for $5.50. John Clark, constable of Westminster township, was given a leave of absence from the state for thirty days. The treasurer and purchasing agent were appointed to purchase a safe for the county treasurer. The bid of H. W. Burkhart of $100 was accepted for a franchise and ordinance No. 135 was passed and adopted, granting said franchise. The board adourned to April 25, at 10 a.m. None of the regular republican can- Be not deceived, republicans of California! Be upon your guard! Stamp your ballot as it is here stamped in the adjoining column. Begin with Bordwell, end with Chapman. Be on your guard, republicans of Orange county! Be on your guard! Be on your guard! Once again, republicans of California, be on your guard! Victory is certain on Tuesday next! Do your duty! Be on your guard! HEAVY INCREASE IN CHURCH MEMBERSHIP Catholics Lead With More Than Fourteen Million on Rolls During the 25 years ending with the last day of 1915 the church membership in the United States increased 91 per cent, which is considerably larger than the percentage of increase in population. The membership of the seven largest church organizations at the close of the last year was as follows: Roman Catholics ... 14,079,000 Methodists ... 7,472,000 Baptists ... 6,307,000 Lutherans ... 2,434,000 Presbyterians ... 2,104,000 Disciples of Christ ... 1,522,000 Episcopalians ... 1,051,000 During the past quarter of a century the Lutherans showed the largest percentage of increase, it being 130. The Catholics came second with 125 per cent increase, the Presbyterians increased 116 per cent, the Disciples 113, the Baptists 111, and the Episcopalians 96 per cent. There were at the close of the year 120,000 Quakers and 85,000 Christian Scientists in the country. A safe deposit box in the average home is considered a necessity. The Anaheim National Bang can serve you. Stamp a cross after the name of each candidate as indicated above. These candidates were selected at a conference of over 500 Republicans holding proxies for 340 more. This ticket is indorsed by the Republican State Central Committee and the Republican Central Committee of each of the 58 Counties of this State. A vote for this ticket is a vote for harmony in the party. These are the Republican candidates; vote for them and preserve the party. 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