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NOTICE BY COUNTY CLERK OF TIME AND PLACE OF PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION, POLITICAL PARTIES ENTITLED TO PARTICIPATE THEREIN, AND NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF CANDIDATES FOR DELEGATE.
(Section 9, Presidential Primary Act; Section 10, Direct Primary Law.)
Notice is hereby given that a presidential primary election is to be held in the County of Orange on Tuesday, the 4th day of May, 1920, and that hereinafter under the designation of each of the political parties entitled to participate therein there is stated the name and address of each person for whom nomination papers have been filed in the office of the Secretary of State and who is entitled to be voted for in the above named County, at such election, as delegate to the next national convention of that party under which his name hereinafter appears; and that herinafter under the name of each party, and under the name of the person for whom a preference as nominee of such party for president has been expressed, there is stated the name of each of those candidates for delegate who has filed a statement of preference for such person and has been endorsed as such candidate as required by law, and who may be voted for as one of a group, and also the name of each candidate for delegate who has filed a statement of preference, and who has been endorsed as such candidate as required by law, and who may be voted for but not as one of a group; and under each party there is also stated under the words "No Preference" the name of each candidate for delegate (other than a group candidate), who has filed no statement of preference but who may be voted for, and the name of each candidate who has filed a statement of preference and who has not been endorsed as required by law, or who is deemed unendorsed by reason of the political organization endorsing him having been repudiated, but who may be voted for at said election; and the names of such candidates will appear land, Pasadena, California.
Wm. May Garland, 815 W. Adams St., Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. Bertha L. Cable, 4711 Gramercy Place, Los Angeles, Cal.
Gordon Gray, 1030 Twenty-fourth St., San Diego, Cal.
Miss Alice Lee, 3564 Seventh St., San Diego, Cal.
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
No preference.
NAME.
ADDRESS.
Gavin McNab, 1001 Pine St., San Francisco, Cal.
Edward L. Doheny, 8 Chester Place, Los Angeles, Cal.
Mary E. Foy, 400 San Rafael Ave., Pasadena, Cal.
Mrs. Nellie G. Donohoe, 2225 Harrison Blvd., Oakland, Cal.
Emmet Seawell, 701 Johnson St., Santa Rosa, Cal.
Thomas A. Gianella, Care La Porte Stage, Marysville, Cal.
Ralph McGee, Sutter Creek, Cal.
Mollie Carpenter, 60 Bedford Ave., Placerville, Cal.
George E. Catts, 1130 N. San Joaquin St., Stockton, Cal.
George W. Vice, 1408 K St., Sacramento, Cal.
E. S. Keller, 2020 Jackson St., San Francisco, Cal.
Hugo K. Asher, 63 Palm Ave., San Francisco, Cal.
Timothy A. Reardon, 195 Upper Terrace St., San Francisco, Cal.
Miss Sarah S. Hagan, 2555 Twenty-ninth Ave., San Francisco, Cal.
George Beck, Cor. Third and Msts., Livermore, Cal.
Mrs. Georgia C. Ormsby, 23 Monte Vista Ave., Oakland, Cal.
Minnie R. Fitzgerald, 1849 J St., Fresno, Cal.
Charles A. Barlow, 1905 Eighteenth St., Bakersfield, Cal.
William T. Jeter, 34 Cliff St., Santa Cruz, Cal.
C. A. Storke, 26 W. Micheltorena St., Santa Barbara, Cal.
Francis J. Heney, 807 Fourth St., Santa Monica, Cal.
Lorin A. Hadley, 117 West Avenue 55 Los Angeles, Cal.
Place, City Water,
Santa Ana Precinct,
Place, Ole Gradi
Pine Street,
Santa Ana Precinct,
Place, McKinley
Santa Ana Precinct,
Place, Morrison's
Street,
Santa Ana Precinct,
Place, Washington
Santa Ana Precinct,
Place, Randall's
tiago Streets,
Santa Ana Precinct,
Place, C. L. Cota
Broadway,
Santa Ana Precinct,
Place, Drake's
Street,
Santa Ana Precinct,
Place, Fifth Street
Santa Ana Precinct,
Place, A. R. Parsen
Bishop St,
Santa Ana Precinct,
Place, B. F. Whirch
Birch St,
Santa Ana Precinct,
Place, C. D. Butt
Corner Sycamore
Santa Ana Precinct,
Place,Hallady Baiday,
Santa Ana Precinct,
Place,Spurgeon
Santa Ana Precinct,
Place,H.E.S.Washington St
Bolsa Precinct,
sa School House,
Buaro Precinct,
den Grove School
Garden Grove Ing Place,y.M.
Garden Grove Ing Place,y.M.
LIST OF CANDIDATES
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Candidates preferring Hiram W. Johnson.
NAME.
ADDRESS.
Frank P. Flint, Flintridge Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
Herbert Fleishhacker, St. Francis Hotel, 301 Powell St., San Francisco, Cal.
George I Cochran, 2249 S. Harvard Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal.
John Francis Neylan, 130 San Fernando Way, San Francisco, Cal.
Ralph W. Bull, Arcata, Cal.
Albert E. Boynton, 903 Bird St., Oroville, Cal.
Charles E. Clinch, Neal St., Grass Valley, Cal.
Mrs. Bradford Woodbridge, 353 Main St., Roseville, Cal.
Mrs. Charles K. McClatchy, 1000 X St., Sacramento, Cal.
Charles L. Neumiller, 646 N. California St., Stockton, Cal.
M. H. de Young, 1919 California St., San Francisco, Cal.
John H. Rosseter, 945 Green St., San Francisco, Cal.
P. H. McCarthy, 153 Ashbury Terrace, San Francisco, Cal.
James Rolph Jr., 288 San Jose Ave., San Francisco, Cal.
Mrs. J. B. Hume, Sequoia Apts., 2441 Haste St., Berkeley, Cal.
Joseph R. Knowland, 717 Paru St., Alameda, Cal.
W. A. Sutherland, 821 Pine Ave., Fresno, Cal.
Mrs. M. C. Zumwalt, 151 North H St., Tulare, Cal.
W. H. Crocker, New Place, Hillsborough, Cal.
T. S. Montgomery, Saratoga and Los Gatos Road, Saratoga, Cal.
John B. Miller, Cor. Hillside Road and Columbia St., Pasadena, Cal.
Joseph Scott, 1193 S. Orange Grove Ave., Pasadena, Cal.
Mrs. Katherine Phillips Edson, 950 W. Twentieth St., Los Angeles, Cal.
Meyer Lissner, 756 S. Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal.
Dr. C. D. Ball, 1203 N. Main St., Santa Ana, Cal.
Fred A. Heilbron, 2534 A St., San Diego, Cal.
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Candidates preferring Heriam W. Johnson.
NAME.
ADDRESS.
Frank P. Flint, Flintridge Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
Herbert Fleishhacker, St. Francis Hotel, 301 Powell St., San Francisco, Cal.
George I Cochran, 2249 S. Harvard Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal.
John Francis Neylan, 130 San Fernando Way, San Francisco, Cal.
Ralph W. Bull, Arcata, Cal.
Albert E. Boynton, 903 Bird St., Oroville, Cal。
Charles E. Clinch, Neal St., Grass Valley, Cal。
Mrs. Bradford Woodbridge, 353 Main St., Roseville, Cal。
Mrs. Charles K. McClatchy, 1000 X St., Sacramento, Cal。
Charles L. Neumiller, 646 N. California St., Stockton, Cal。
M. H. de Young, 1919 California St., San Francisco, Cal。
John H. Rosseter, 945 Green St., San Francisco, Cal。
P. H. McCarthy，153 Ashbury Terrace，San Francisco，Cal。
James Rolph Jr，288 San Jose Ave，San Francisco，Cal。
Mrs.J.B.Hume，SequoiaApts，2441HasteSt，Berkeley，Cal。
JosephR.Knowland，717ParuSt，Alameda，Cal。
W.A.Sutherland，821Pine Ave，Fresno，Cal。
Mrs.M.C.Zumwalt，151NorthHSt，Tulare，Cal。
W.H.Crocker，NewPlace，Hillsborough，Cal。
T.S.Montgomery,SaratogaandLosGatosRoad,Saratoga，Cal。
JohnB.Miller,Cor.HillsideRoadandColumbiaSt,Pasadena，Cal。
JosephScott，1193S.OrangeGroveAve，Pasadena，Cal。
Mrs.KatherinePhillipsEdson，950W.TwentiethSt.LosAngeles，Cal。
MeyerLissner，756S.BroadwayLosAngeles，Cal。
Dr.C.D.Ball，1203N.MainSt,SantaAnna，Cal。
FredA.Heilbron，2534ASt，SanDiego，Cal。
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Candidates preferring Henry Clay Needham.
NAME.
ADDRESS。
Henry P.Stipp,Lakeport,Lake County，Cal。
WilliamIraBeeson,Box415Healdsburg,SonomaCounty，Cal。
W.P.Fassett,LoomisPlacerCounty，Cal。
ElamBiggs，220ColfaxAveGrassValley,NevadaCounty，Cal。
LeroyS.Atwood，105W.FloraStStockton,SanJoaquinCounty，Cal。
E.F.VanVlear，205SChurchStLodi,SanJoaquinCounty，Cal。
JosephFusch，38LansingStSanFrancisco，Cal。
Mrs.SusanE.Cline，1090EddyStSanFrancisco，Cal。
H.H.Markel，1868TenthAveSanFrancisco，Cal。
FrederickHead，1559EighthAveSanFrancisco，Cal。
SimeonPeaseMeads，534MerrimacStOakland，Cal。
H.A.Johnson，2848DerbySt,Berkley，Cal。
T.KBeard，102SycamoreSt.Modesto，Cal。
JosephS.McCormick,R.F.D.Box70,Fresno，Cal。
ThomasF.Kerr,Gustine,MercedCounty，Cal。
J.M.HortonFillmore,VenturaCounty，Cal。
MissAd艾E.Ferris，1927SanAndreasSt,SantaBarbara，Cal。
MissMarleC.Brehm，3121EllotStLongBeach，Cal。
HenryClayNeedham.NewhallLosAngelesCounty，Cal。
OrlandoC.Passmore，266W.SixthSt Pomona，Cal。
MartinH.Kiff，1738LasPalmasAvenueLosAngeles，Cal。
WileyJ.PHillips，5549LexingtonAveLosAngeles，Cal。
JohnC.Bell，846CoronadoTerraceLosAngeles。
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Candidates preferring Heriam W.Johnson.
NAME.
ADDRESS。
Frank P.Flint,Flintridge Ave.,Los Angeles，Cal。
Herbert Fleishhacker-St.FrischHotel,301 Powell St.,San Francisco，Cal。
George I Cochran,2249 S.HarvardBlvd.,Los Angeles，Cal。
John Francis Neylan,130 San Fernando Way,San Francisco，cal。
Ralph W.BullArcata,Cal。
Albert E.Boynton,903 Bird St.,Oroville,Cal。
Charles E.ClinchNeal St,,GrassValley,Cal。
Mrs.Bradford Woodbridge,353MainSt,,Roseville,Cal。
Mrs.Charles K.McClatchy,1000XSt,,Sacramento,Cal。
Charles L.Neumiller,646N.CaliforniaSt,,Stockton,Cal。
M.H.deYoung,1919CaliforniaSt,,SanFrancisco,Cal。
John H.Rosseter,945GreenSt,,SanFrancisco,Cal。
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Candidates preferring Henry Clay Needham.
NAME.
ADDRESS。
Henry P.Stipp,Lakeport,Lake County,Cal。
WilliamIraBeeson,Box415Healdsburg,SonomaCounty,Cal 。
W.P.Fassett,LoomisPlacerCounty,Cal 。
ElamBiggs，220ColfaxAveGrassValley,NevadaCounty,Cal 。
LeroyS.Atwood，105W.FloraStStockton,SanJoaquinCounty,Cal 。
E.F.VanVlear，205SChurchStLodi,SanJoaquinCounty,Cal 。
JosephFusch，38LansingStSanFrancisco,Cal 。
Mrs.SusanE.Cline，1090EddyStSanFrancisco,Cal 。
H.H.Markel，1868TenthAveSanFrancisco,Cal 。
FrederickHead，1559EighthAveSanFrancisco,Cal 。
SimeonPeaseMeads，534MerrimacStOakland,Cal 。
H.A.Johnson，2848DerbySt,Berkley,Cal 。
T.KBeard，102SycamoreSt.Modesto,Cal 。
JosephS.McCormick,R.F.D.Box70,Fresno,Cal 。
ThomasF.Kerr,Gustine,MercedCounty,Cal 。
MissAd艾E.Ferris，1927SanAndreasSt,SantaBarbara,Cal 。
MissMarleC.Brehm，3121EllotStLongBeach,Cal 。
HenryClayNeedham.NewhallLosAngelesCounty,Cal 。
OrlandoC.Passmore，266W.SixthSt Pomona,Cal 。
MartinH.Kiff，1738LasPalmasAvenueLosAngeles.County,Cal 。
WileyJ.PHillips，5549LexingtonAveLosAngeles.County,Cal 。
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Candidates preferring Heriam W.Johnson.
NAME.
ADDRESS。
Frank P.Flint,Flintridge Ave.,Los Angeles，cal。
Herbert Fleishhacker-St.FrischHotel,301 Powell St.,SanFrancisco ,cal)。
George I Cochran,2249 S.HarvardBlvd.,Los Angeles ,cal)。
John Francis Neylan,130 San Fernando Way,SanFrancisco ,cal)。
Ralph W.BullArcata,Cal)。
Albert E.Boynton,903 Bird St.,Oroville,Cal)。
Charles E.ClinchNeal St,,GrassValley,NevadaCounty,Cal》。
Mrs.Bradford Woodbridge,353MainSt,,Roseville,Cal)。
Mrs.Charles K.McClatchy,1000XSt,,Sacramento,Cal)。
Charles L.Neumiller,646N.CaliforniaSt,,Stockton,Cal)。
M.H.deYoung,1919CaliforniaSt,,SanFrancisco ,cal)。
John H.Rosseter,945GreenSt,,SanFrancisco ,cal)。
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Candidates preferring Henry Clay Needham.
NAME:
ADDRESS
Frank P.Stipp,Lakeport,Lake County,
WilliamIraBeeson,Box415Healdsburg,SonomaCounty,
W.P.Fassett,LoomisPlacerCounty,
ElamBiggs,
ColfaxAve,
GrassValley,
NevadaCounty,
LeroyS.Atwood,
W.FloraSt,
Stockton,
SanJoaquinCounty,
OrlandoC.Passmore,
266W.SixthSt
Pomona,Cal),
MartinH.Kiff,
1738LasPalmasAvenueLosAngeles.County,
WileyJ.PHillips,
5549LexingtonAveLosAngeles.County,
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Candidates preferring Heriam W.Johnson.
NAME:
ADDRESS
Frank P.Flint,Flintridge Ave.,Los Angeles ,cal)。
Herbert Fleishhacker-St.FrischHotel,301 Powell St.,SanFrancisco ,cal)。
George I Cochran,2249 S.HarvardBlvd.,Los Angeles ,cal)。
John Francis Neylan,130 San Fernando Way,SanFrancisco ,cal)。
Ralph W.BullArcata,Cal)。
Albert E.Boynton,903 Bird St.,Oroville,Cal)。
Charles E.ClinchNeal St,,GrassValley,NevadaCounty,
LeroyS.Atwood,
W.FloraSt,
Stockton,
SanJoaquinCounty,
OrlandoC.Passmore,
266W.SixthSt
Pomona,Cal),
MartinH.Kiff,
1738LasPalmasAvenueLosAngeles.County,
WileyJ.PHillips,
5549LexingtonAveLosAngeles.County,
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Candidates preferring Heriam W.Johnson.
NAME:
ADDRESS
Frank P.Sstpp,Lakeport,Lake County,
WilliamIraBeeson,Box415Healdsburg,SonomaCounty,
W.P.Fassett,LoomisPlacerCounty,
ElamBiggs,
ColfaxAve,
GrassValley,NevadaCounty,
LeroyS.Atwood,
W.FloraSt,
Stockton,
SanJoaquinCounty,
OrlandoC.Passmore,
266W.SixthSt
Pomona,Cal),
MartinH.Kiff,
1738LasPalmasAvenueLosAngeles.County,
WileyJ.PHillips,
5549LexingtonAveLosAngeles.County,
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Candidates preferring Heriam W.Johnson.
NAME:
ADDRESS
Frank P.Sstpp,Lakeport,Lake County，
WilliamIraBeeson,Box415Healdsburg,SonomaCounty,
W.P.Fassett,LoomisPlacerCounty,
ElamBiggs,
ColfaxAve,
GrassValley,NevadaCounty,
LeroyS.Atwood,
W.FloraSt,
Stockton,
SanJoaquinCounty,
OrlandoC.Passmore,
266W.SixthSt
Pomona,Cal),
MartinH.Kiff,
1738LasPalmasAvenueLosAngeles.County,
WileyJ.PHillips,
5549LexingtonAveLosAngeles.County,
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Candidates preferring Heriam W.Johnson.
NAME:
ADDRESS
Frank P.Sstpp,Lakeport,Lake County，
WilliamIraBeeson,Box415Healdsburg,SonomaCounty,
W.P.Fassett,LoomisPlacerCounty,
ElamBiggs,
ColfaxAve,
GrassValley,NevadaCounty，
LeroyS.Atwood，
W.FloraSt，
Stockton，
SanJoaquinCounty，
OrlandoC.Passmore，
266W.SixthSt
Pomona,Cal),
MartinH.Kiff,
1738LasPalmasAvenueLosAngeles.County，
WileyJ.PHillips，
5549LexingtonAveLosAngeles.County,
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Candidates preferring Heriam W.Johnson.
NAME:
ADDRESS
Frank P.Sstpp,Lakeport,Lake County，
WilliamIraBeeson,Box415Healdsburg,SonomaCounty，
W.P.Fassett,LoomisPlacerCounty，
ElamBiggs，
ColfaxAve，
GrassValley,NevadaCounty，
LeroyS.Atwood，
W.FloraSt，
Stockton，
SanJoaquinCounty，
OrlandoC.Passmore，
266W.SixthSt
Pomona,Cal),
MartinH.Kiff,
1738LasPalmasAvenueLosAngeles.County，
WileyJ.PHillips，
5549LexingtonAveLosAngeles.County,
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Candidates preferring Heriam W.Johnson.
NAME:
ADDRESS
Frank P.Sstpp,Lakeport,Lake County，
WilliamIraBeeson,Box415Healdsburg,SonomaCounty，
W.P.Fassett,LoomisPlacerCounty，
ElamBiggs，
ColfaxAve，
GrassValley,NevadaCounty，
LeroyS.Atwood，
W.FloraSt，
Stockton，
SanJoaquinCounty，
OrlandoC.Passmore，
266W.SixthSt
Pomona,Cal),
MartinH.Kiff,
1738LasPalmasAvenueLosAngeles.County，
WileyJ.PHillips，
5549LexingtonAveLosAngeles.County,
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Candidates preferring Heriam W.Johnson.
NAME:
ADDRESS
Frank P.Sstpp,Lakeport,Lake County，
WilliamIraBeeson,Box415Healdsburg,SonomaCounty，
W.P.Fassett,LoomisPlacerCounty，
ElamBiggs，
ColfaxAve，
GrassValley,NevadaCounty，
LeroyS.Atwood，
W.FloraSt ,
Stockton，
SanJoaquinCounty，
OrlandoC.Passmore，
266W.SixthSt
Pomona,Cal),
MartinH.Kiff,
1738LasPalmasAvenueLosAngeles.County，
WileyJ.PHillips，
5549LexingtonAveLosAngeles.County,
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
REPUBLICAN PARTY."
Candidates preferring Heriam W.Johnson."
NAME:
ADDRESS
Frank P.Sstpp,Lakeport,Lake County，
WilliamIraBeeson,Box415Healdsburg,SonomaCounty，
W.P.Fassett,LoomisPlacerCounty，
ElamBiggs",
ColfaxAve",
GrassValley,NevadaCounty",
LeroyS.Atwood",
W.FloraSt ,
Stockton",
SanJoaquinCounty",
OrlandoC.Passmore",
266W.SixthSt
Pomona,Cal),
MartinH.Kiff,
1738LasPalmasAvenueLosAngeles.County",
WileyJ.PHillips",
5549LexingtonAveLosAngeles.County,
LIST OF CANDIDATES."
REPUBLICAN PARTY."
Candidates preferring Heriam W.Johnson."
NAME:
ADDRESS
Frank P.Sstpp,Lakeport,Lake County",
WilliamIraBeeson,Box415Healdsburg,SonomaCountory",
W.P.Fassett,LoomisPlacerCountory",
ElamBiggs",
ColfaxAve",
GrassValley,NevadaCountory",
LeroyS.Atwood",
W.FloraSt ,
Stockton",
SanJoaquinCountory",
OrlandoC.Passmore",
266W.SixthSt
Pomona,Cal),
MartinH.Kiff,
1738LasPalmasAvenueLosAngeles.Countory",
WileyJ.PHillips",
5549LexingtonAveLosAngeles.Countory,
LIST OF CANDIDATES."
REPUBLICAN PARTY."
Candidates preferring Heriam W.Johnson."
NAME:
ADDRESS
Frank P.Sstpp,Lakeport,Lake County",
WilliamIraBeeson,Box415Healdsburg,SonomaCountry",
W.P.Fassett,LoomisPlacerCountry",
ElamBiggs",
ColfaxAve",
GrassValley,NevadaCountry",
LeroyS.Atwood",
W.FloraSt ,
Stockton",
SanJoaquinCountry",
OrlandoC.Passmore",
266W.SixthSt
Pomona,Cal),
MartinH.Kiff,
1738LasPalmasAvenueLosAngeles.Countory",
WileyJ.PHillips",
5549LexingtonAveLosAngeles.Countory,
LIST OF CANDIDATES."
REPUBLICAN PARTY."
Candidates preferring Heriam W.Johnson."
NAME:
ADDRESS
Frank P.Sstpp,Lakeport,Lake Country",
WilliamIraBeeson,Box415Healdsburg,SonomaCountry",
W.P.Fassett,LoomisPlacerCountry",
ElamBiggs",
ColfaxAve",
GrassValley,NevadaCountry",
LeroyS.Atwood",
W.FloraSt ,
Stockton",
SanJoaquinCountry",
OrlandoC.Passmore",
266W.SixthSt
Pomona,Cal),
MartinH.Kiff,
1738LasPalmasAvenueLosAngeles.Countory",
WileyJ.PHillips",
5549LexingtonAveLosAngeles.Countory,
LIST OF CANDIDATES."
REPUBLICAN PARTY."
Candidates preferring Heriam W.Johnson."
NAME:
ADDRESS
Frank P.Sstpp,Lakeport,Lake Country",
WilliamIraBeeson,Box415Healdsburg,SonomaCountry",
W.P.Fassett,LoomisPlacerCountry",
ElamBiggs",
ColfaxAve",
GrassValley,NevadaCountry",
LeroyS.Atwood",
W.FloraSt ,
Stockton",
SanJoaquinCountry",
OrlandoC.Passmore",
266W.SixthSt
Pomona,Cal),
MartinH.Kiff,
1738LasPalmasAvenueLosAngeles.Countory",
WileyJ.PHillips",
5549LexingtonAveLosAngeles.Countory,
LIST OF CANDIDATES."
REPUBLICAN PARTY."
Candidates preferring Heriam W.Johnson."
NAME:
ADDRESS
Frank P.Sstpp,Lakeport,Lake Country",
WilliamIraBeeson,Box415Healdsburg,SonomaCountry"
"
John B. Miller, Cor. Hillside Road and Columbia St., Pasadena, Cal.
Joseph Scott, 1193 S. Orange Grove Ave., Pasadena, Cal.
Mrs. Katherine Phillips Edson, 950 W. Twentieth St., Los Angeles, Cal.
Meyer Lissner, 756 S. Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal
Dr. C. D. Ball, 1203 N. Main St., Santa Ana, Cal.
Fred A. Heilbron, 2534 A St., San Diego, Cal.
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
REPUBLICAN PARTY
Candidates preferring Herbert Hoover.
NAME.
ADDRESS.
C. C. Moore, 3100 Washington St., San Francisco, Cal.
Mrs. Mary S. Gibson, 2301 Scarff St., Los Angeles, Cal.
Charles C. Chapman, Commonwealth Ave. and Cypress St., Fullerton, Cal.
M. C. Sloss, 840 Powell St., San Francisco, Cal.
Mrs. Minnie McLaughlin Walker, 451 N. Plumas St., Willows, Cal.
Edwin E. Skinner, 2317 D St., Eureka, Cal.
Thomas G. Chamberlain, Auburn, Cal.
Mrs. Frances S. Robson, Stanford Ranch, Vina, Cal.
Wilson R. Ellis, 1122 N St., Sacramento, Cal.
Dr. Robert R. Hammond, 435 W. Park St., Stockton, Cal.
Dr. Adelaide Brown, 45 Sixteenth Ave., San Francisco, Cal.
Frederick W. Ely, 1215 Lombard St., San Francisco, Cal.
Mrs. Josephine T. Sheehan, 117 Alpine Terrace, San Francisco, Cal.
Dr. F. Justin McCarthy, 107 Belvedere St., San Francisco, Cal.
Peter J. Crosby, 177 Prospect St., Hayward, Cal.
Mrs. Jean Howard McDuffie, 156 The Tunnel Road, Berkeley, Cal.
George C. Reeding, Fresno Hotel, Fresno, Cal.
L. L. Dennett, 215 Semple St., Modesto, Cal.
Charles Collins Teague, 229 Santa Paula St., Santa Paula, Cal.
Miss Agnes Emmons Howe, 25 Seattle Ave., San Jose, Cal.
Frederick Cole Fairbanks, 217 Oak Lawn Ave., South Pasadena, Cal.
Mrs. Clara B. Burdette, Hotel Mary-
James S. Edwards, 919 Cajon St., Redlands, Cal.
Clinton P. Moore, 88 W. Highland Ave., Redlands, Cal.
Notice is also hereby given that at said primary 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 which are as follows:
Santa Ana Precinct No. 1. Polling Place,
Washington School Building.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 2. Polling Place,
Intermediate School Building.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 3. Polling place,
118 East 5th Street.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 4. Polling Place,
J.N.Anderson Building between 1st and 2nd on Sycamore.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 5. Polling Place,
Lincoln School Building.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 6. Polling Place,
Wright's Garage.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 7. Polling Place,
McGels Place,Fruit Street.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 8. Polling Place,
G.G.Scott's Garage,N.W.Cor.4th and Porter Sts.
Santa Ana Precinct No.9.Polling Place,
Collar Factory.E.2nd Street.
Santa Ana Precinct No.10.Polling Place,City Hall.
Santa Ana Precinct No.11.Polling Place,
Spencer's Garage,S.E.Cor.Halliday and 1st Streets.
Santa Ana Precinct No.12.Polling Place,
Roosevelt School.
Santa Ana Precinct No.13.Polling Place,
High School.
Santa Ana Precinct No.14.Polling County.Cal.
Miss Ada E.Ferris, 1927 San Andreas St., Santa Barbara, Cal.
Miss Marle C.Brehm, 3121 Elliot St., Long Beach, Cal.
Henry Clay Needham,新华 hall,Los Angeles County，Cal.
Orlando C.Passmore，266 W.Sixth St., Pomona，Cal。
Martin H.Kiff，1738 Las Palmas Avenue，Los Angeles，Cal。
Wiley J.Phillips，5549 Lexington Ave., Los Angeles，Cal。
John C.Bell，846 Coronado Terrace，Los Angeles，Cal。
Orvis U.Hull，Orange，Orange County，Cal。
James S.Edwards，919 Cajon St., Redlands，Cal。
Clinton P.Moore，88 W.Highland Ave., Redlands，Cal。
Notice is also hereby given that at said primary 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 which are as follows:
Santa Ana Precinct No.1.Polling Place,
Washington School Building。
Santa Ana Precinct No.2.Polling Place,
Intermediate School Building。
Santa Ana Precinct No.3.Polling place，
118 East 5th Street。
Santa Ana Precinct No.4.Polling Place，
J.N.Anderson Building between 1st and 2nd on Sycamore。
Santa Ana Precinct No.5.Polling Place，
Lincoln School Building。
Santa Ana Precinct No.6.Polling Place，
Wright's Garage。
Santa Ana Precinct No.7.Polling Place，
McGels Place,Fruit Street。
Santa Ana Precinct No.8.Polling Place，
G.G.Scott's Garage,N.W.Cor.4th and Porter Sts。
Santa Ana Precinct No.9.Polling Place，
Collar Factory.E.2nd Street。
Santa Ana Precinct No.10.Polling Place,City Hall。
Santa Ana Precinct No.11.Polling Place,
Spencer's Garage,S.E.Cor.Halliday and 1st Streets。
Santa Ana Precinct No.12.Polling Place,
Roosevelt School。
Santa Ana Precinct No.13.Polling Place,
High School。
Santa Ana Precinct No.14.Polling County.Cal。
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Place, City Water Works.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 15. Polling Place, Ole Gradin's Garage, 1119 W. Pine Street.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 16. Polling Place, McKinley School.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 17. Polling Place, Garage, 1024 West 4th Street.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 18. Polling Place, Armory.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 19. Polling Place, Cor. Hickey and Ross Streets.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 20. Polling Place, Prince's Garage, S. W. Corner Hickey and Parton Streets.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 21 Polling Place, Morrison's Garage, 808 Parton Street.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 22. Polling Place, Washington and Ross.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 23. Polling Place, Randall's Barn, 17th and Santiago Streets.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 24. Polling Place, C. L. Cotant's Garage, 1912 N. Broadway.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 25. Polling Place, Drake's Garage, 1059 W Sixth Street.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 26. Polling Place, Fifth Street School.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 27 Polling Place, A. R. Parslow's Garage, 913 W Bishop St.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 28. Polling Place, B. F. White's Garage, 730 S Birch St.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 29. Polling Place, C. D. Butler's Garage, N.W. Corner Sycamore and Chestnut Sts.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 30. Polling Place, Hallady Barn, Chestnut and Halladay.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 31. Polling Place, Spurgeon School.
Santa Ana Precinct No. 32. Polling Place, H.E. Smith Garage, 919 E. Washington St.
Bolsa Precinct. Polling Place, Bolsa School House.
Buaro Precinct. Polling Place, Garden Grove School House.
Garden Grove Precinct No. 1. Polling Place, Y.M.C.A. Building.
Garden Grove Precinct No. 2. Polling Place Lee and Arrowhead Wa.
Olive Precinct. Polling Place, Olive School House.
Orange Precinct No. 1. Polling Place, N.T.Edward's Garage.
Orange Precinct No. 2. Polling Place, Fire Hall.
Orange Precinct No. 3. Polling Place, Intermediate School, North Glassel Street.
Orange Precinct No. 4. Polling Place, Orange Union High School Garage, North Glassel Street.
Orange Precinct No. 5. Polling Place, Myer's Garage, 527 E Maple St.
Orange Precinct No. 6. Polling Place, D.F.Royer's Garage
Orange Precinct No. 7. Polling Place, G.E.Ryan's Garage, S.Grand.
Orange Precinct No. 8. Polling Place, F.L.Ainsworth's Garage
Orange Precinct No. 9. Polling Place, Center Street School House.
Orange Precinct No. 10. Polling Place, City Water Works.
Silverado Precinct. Polling Place, Silverado School House.
Villa Park Precinct. Polling Place, Villa Park Hall.
West Orange Precinct. Polling Place, Orange County Farm Chapel.
Yorba Precinct. Polling Place, Yorba School House.
Delhi Precinct. Polling Place, Delhi School House.
El Toro Precinct. Polling Place, El Toro School House.
Irvine Precinct. Polling Place, San Joaquin School House.
Laguna Precinct. Polling Place, Philbrook's Hall.
Newport Precinct. Polling Place, Greenville School House。
Newport Beach Precinct No. 1.Polling Place,City Hall。
Newport Beach Precinct No. 2.Polling Place,Fire Hall,Balboa。
San Juan Precinct.Polling Place.Woodman Hall,San Juan Capistrano。
Trabuco Precinct.Polling Place,Trabuco School House。
Tustin Precinct No.1.PollingPlace,C.E.Utt Building。
Tustin Precinct No.2.PollingPlace,Bowman's Garage。
Tustin Precinct No.3.PollingPlace,Lakewood School House。
WHY DOES Bryan HAVE THE GALL TO TALK
Yes,the campaign of 1920 is on William Jennings Bryan is again busily engaged in demagoging about the roalroads He is rolling the old familiar phrases about the "plutocrats" and the "special interests" and the "giant corporations" which he says control congress and the press,and grind down"the people.
Perhaps the colonel doesn't know that since he last made the welkin ring with his invectives against the "plutocrats" and "railroad barons," his own political party has been in power for six years,pledged to eliminate all the "plutes"and tame all the "monopolies,"and presumably,在 all that long period of complete control of the government,has cured all the evils he has made himself rich railing against.
Possibly Colonel Bryan is unfamiliar with the fact that the people have even had a dose of government ownership of railroads which he used to say would reduce freight and passenger rates to a figure little more than nothing and support the national government out of the profits.Maybe he doesn't know that the real result of the experiment of political railroading carried on by his own party was an increase of transportation costs to the people of something like a billion dollars a year and an annual loss of a few hundred millions that have had to be paid out of the public treasury.
Moreover,the railroad systems of the country have been so nearly wrecked by the political management Colonel Bryan has promised would
THREATENING THE REPUBLI-CAN PARTY
Occasionally one hears from some individual or organized element, threats of injury to the republican party should it fail to do the particular thing or put through some measure of special, and usually of selfish, interest, to that particular individual or group.
To whom are these threats addressed? Why is it supposed that the success of the republican party means more to those threatened than to those who make the threat? Either the republican party, in its broad policies and principles, stands for a larger measure of general good than does the party of opposition, or it does not. Upon this question it must stand or fall in the view of those who, in their character as citizens, think nationally rather than for a group, section, element, clique, individual or class.
The assumption on the part of those who adopt this threatening attitude evidently is that the political party is merely an organization for the promotion of the aspirations of individuals for power or place. If that conception were correct those in control of a party would of course be amenable to every threat of injury that might be directed toward it.
But political parties, to people really worth while, are something more than power-getting and place-getting organizations. They are great movements based upon tradition and belief and the desire for public service. The thinking, patriotic republican would rather his party should be defeated than become the mere cowering servant of every influence which on the government out of the profits. Maybe he doesn't know that the real result of the experiment of political railroading carried on by his own party, was an increase of transportation costs to the people of something like a billion dollars a year and an annual loss of a few hundred millions that have had to be paid out of the public treasury.
Moreover, the railroad systems of the country have been so nearly wrecked by the political management Colonel Bryan promised would produce a transportation millennium, that the country has grown far beyond their capacity, and the end in increased transportation chargee and losses in operation is not yet.
It requires considerable gall for William Jennings Bryan to come forward with his old outcry against plutocracy. All this hullaballoo of his was directed to the point that if the people would turn the management of things over to Bryan's party, there would be a new deal whereby the plutocrat and the profiteer would be exterminated. And in seven years of the sort of administration Bryan and his fellow demagogues and doctrinales helped shove over on the people, twice as many millionaires, according to the income tax statistics, have been created as in the entire century and a third of national history preceding.
What Colonel Bryan ought to be engaged in doing is uttering apologies for the record and confessing that he was "four-flushing" in all that demagogical gab about what he and his fellow politicians were going to do to the "plutes." The possibility that Bryan himself may now be numbered among these millionaires, even if he did start on the job of millionaire bait-
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Brea Precinct No. 1. Polling Place, City Hall, Sewell Building.
Brea Precinct No. 2. Polling Place, Brea School House.
Brea Canyon Precinct. Polling Place, Brea Canyon Oil Co. Office.
Buena Park Precinct Polling Place, Buena Park School House.
Cypress Precinct. Polling Place, Cypress School House.
East Anaheim Precinct. Polling Place, Meyer's Tool Shop.
Fullerton Precinct No. 1. Polling Place, Y. M. C. A. Hall.
Fullerton Precinct No. 2. Polling Place, J. Gallimore Garage, 633 W. Commonwealth Ave.
Fullerton Precinct No. 3. Polling Place, City Hall.
Fullerton Precinct No. 4. Polling Place, High School House.
Fullerton Precinct No. 5. Polling Place, Grammar School Building.
Fullerton Precinct No. 6 Polling Place, Room 12 and 13 Farmers and Merchants Bank Building.
Fullerton Precinct No. 7. Polling Place, Garage, Cor. Walnut and Spadra.
Loara Precinct. Polling Place, Loara School House.
La Habra Precinct No. 1. Polling Place, Fire House.
La Habra Precinct No. 2. Polling Place, La Habra School House.
Loftus Precinct. Polling Place, West Coast Boarding House.
Olinda Precinct. Polling Place, Olinda School House.
Orangethorpe Precinct. Polling Place, Orangethorpe School House
Placentia Precinct No 1 Polling Place, First National Bank.
Placentia Precinct No. 2. Polling Place, Kraemer Building.
Placentia Precinct No. 3. Polling Place, Acme Dry Cleaner.
West Anaheim Precinct. Polling Place, Allen's Service Station.
Yorba Linda Precinct No. 1. Polling Place, Fire Hall.
Yorba Linda Precinct No. 2. Polling Place, Homer Bemis Residence.
El Modena Precinct. Polling Place, El Modena School House.
McPherson Precinct. Polling Place, McPherson Heights Citrus Association Packing House.
But political parties, to people really worth while, are something more than power-getting and place-getting organizations. They are great movements based upon tradition and belief and the desire for public service. The thinking, patriotic republican would rather his party should be defeated than become the mere cowering servant of every influence which on the mere basis of its supposed voting power makes demands on the basis of threats rather than arguments. The political party means nothing to the patriot except as an instrumentality for public service. The patriot's interest in his party is no greater than that of any other patriot ought to be. Consequently he wants every legislative and administrative proposal considered upon its merits, rather than decided upon the mere basis of the number of voters there are or are not behind it. He understands, moreover, that the demands of every group or clique or class or individual cannot be met; that in the nature of things the party program must be broad enough to make standing room for the millions who go to make it up, and that political party has a higher function to yield to every threat of political sabotage from within and attack from without in the determination of its program.
Government by fear is the essence of tyranny; the fundamental of despotism. We have had entirely too much of it in this country in the past few years, greatly to the injury of the public interests. The red-blooded American resents being bullied. The basis of appeal to political parties, and by political parties, should be that of reason, and not of menace, and those who habitually use the weapon of terrorism in the effort to put over their
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ing while drawing a salary of thirty dollars a week, is scarcely excuse enough for what he and his fellow democrats have done along this line in violation of all their promises and in repudiation of all their professions.
The claim that the present congress is "corporation controlled" comes with poor grace from a man who in 1912 1916 helped push over on the people an administration which has given the plutocrat and the profiteer of the old Bryan orations the grandest and most glorious picnic ever experienced by such elements in all human history. It is true that it has been primarily the prosperity of the speculator and adventurer and profiteer rather than of the legitimate producer, but the knowledge that this is true does not make the people any better about it.
Judged by his campaign William J.
Bryan is the fiercest foe of plutocracy in America, but judged by the practical results of his labors in politics he is the advance agent of the exploiter and the profiteer. He is the last man in the country who ought to accuse other politicians of being tools of predatory capital. This opinion of William J. Bryan is based upon knowledge that is very common public property as to what Bryan and his associate agitators promised four years ago, eight years ago and in fact in every national campaign for thirty years, and the conditions which have actually followed the triumphs of Bryan in 1912 and 1916, when for the first time Bryan and Company gave the people of the United States an opportunity to get acquainted with their particular brand of national administration.
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