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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 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 upon their respective party ballots at said election in such groups or individually on heroin or fentanyl. PAGE SIX 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, 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 upon their respective party ballots at said election in such groups or individually on heroin or fentanyl. PAGE SIX 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, 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 upon their respective party ballots at said election in such groups or individually on heroin or fentanyl. PAGE SIX 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, 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 upon their respective party ballots at said election in such groups or individually on heroin or fentanyl. PAGE SIX 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, 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 upon their respective party ballots at said election in such groups or individually on heroin or fentanyl. PAGE SIX 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 eachof those candidates for delegate who has filed a statementof preference,andwhohasbeenendorsedassuchcandidateasrequiredbylaw,andwhomaybevotedforasoneofagroup;andundereachpartythereisalsostatedunderthewords"NoPreference"thenameofeachcandidatefordelegate(otherthanagroupcandidate),whohasfileddnostatementofpreferencebutwhommaybevotedforatsaidelection;andthenamesofsuchcandidateswillappearupontheirspectivepartyballotsatsaidelectioninsuchgroupsorindividuallyonheroinorfentanyl. 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. Twentlath 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. LIST OF CANDIDATES. REPUBLICAN PARTY. Candidates preferring Henry Clay Needham. NAME. ADDRESS. Henry P. Stipp, Lakeport, Lake County, Cal. William Ira Beeson, Box 415, Healdsburg, Sonoma County, Cal. W. P. Fassett, Loomis, Placer County, Cal. Elam Biggs, 220 Colfax Ave., Grass Valley, Nevada County, Cal. Leroy S. Atwood, 105 W. Flora St.; Stockton, San Joaquin County, Cal. E. F. Van Vlear, 205 S. Church St.; Loddlers, San Joaquin County, Cal. Joseph Fusch, 38 Lansing St., San Francisco, Cal. Mrs. Susan E. Cline, 1090 Eddy St., San Francisco, Cal. H. H. Markel, 1868 Tenth Ave., San Francisco, Cal. Frederick Head, 1559 Eighth Ave., San Francisco, Cal. Simeon Pease Meads, 534 Merrimac St., Oakland, Cal. H. A. Johnson, 2848 Derby St., Berkeley, Cal. T. K Beard, 102 Sycamore St., Modesto, cal. Joseph S. McCormick, R. F. D. Box 70, Fresno, cal. Thomas F. Kerr, Gustine, Merced County, cal. J. M. Horton, Fillmore, Ventura County, cal. Miss Ada E. Ferris, 1927 San Andreas St., Santa Barbara, cal. Miss Marie 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. Kliff，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 CounVista 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。 John B.Coulston，2310 N.Holliston St., Altedena，cal。 Mrs.France T.Parker，209 Canon Drive,Beverly Hills，Cal。 Mrs.Violette S.Campbell，653 State St., El Centro，cal。 Charles M.Brown，325 W.Olive St., Redlands，cal。 Henry H.Charlders，724 Hartford St., Los Angeles，cal. LIST OF CANDIDATES. PROHIBITION PARTY. Candidates preferring Henry Clay Needham. NAME. ADDRESS. Henry P. Stipp,Lakeport,Lake County，Cal。 William Ira Beeson，Box 415 Healdsburg,Sonoma County，Cal。 W.P.Fassett,Loomis,Placer County，Cal。 Elam Biggs，220 Colfax Ave.,Grass Valley,Nevada County，Cal。 Leroy S.Atwood，105 W.Flora St;Stockton,San Joaquin County，Cal。 E.F.Van Vlear，205 S.CheekSt.Loddlers,San Joaquin County，Cal。 Joseph Fusch，38 Lansing St.San Francisco，Cal。 Mrs.Susan E.Cline，1090 Eddy StSan Francisco，Cal。 H.H.Markel，1868 Tenth Ave,San Francisco，Cal。 FrederickHead，1559 Eighth AveSan Francisco，Cal。 SimeonPeaseMeads，534MerrimacSt.Oakland，Cal。 H.A.Johnson，2848DerbySt,Berkley，Cal。 T.KBeard，102SycamoreSt.ModestoCal。 JosephS.McCormick,R.F.D.Box70,FresnoCal。 ThomasF.Kerr,Gustine,MercedCountyCal。 J.M.HortonFillmore,VenturaCountyCal。 MissAdaE.Ferris，1927SanAndreasSt,SantaBarbaraCal。 MissMarieC.Brehm，3121ElliotStLongBeachCal。 HenryClayNeedhamNewhallLosAngelesCountyCal。 OrlandoC.Passmore，266W.SixthSt.PomonaCal。 MartinH.Kiff，1738LasPalmasAvenueLosAngelesCal。 WileyJ.PHillips，5549LexingtonAveLosAngelesCal。 JohnC.Bell，846CoronadoTerraceLosAngelesCal。 LIST OF CANDIDATES.REPUBLICAN PARTY.Candidates preferring Herbert Hoover.NAME. Santa Ana PrecinctPlace,SpurgeonStSanta Ana PrecinctPlace,H.E.S.WashingtonStBolsaPrecinctsaSchool HouseBuaroPrecinctdenGrove SchoolGarden GrovePlacingPlace.Y.M.Garden GrovePlacingPlaceLeeandhouse.HuntingtonBestPollingPlace,CityHuntingtonBestPollingPlaceStoreCor.FrankAvenges.HuntingtonBestPollingPlace,TennollaStreets.KatellaPrecinctKatellaSchoolHoorestAlamitosPlace.LosAlamitosSealBeachPrecisionAdministrationCityHallTalbertPrecinctFountainCityValleWestminsterWintersburgPlace.OceanViewAnaheimPreciningPlaceHighSchoolAnaheimPreciningPlace123-129N.AnaheimPreciningPlaceFord GarageLesStreetAnaheimPreciningPlace,BushardButterStreetAnaheimPreciningPlace,F.K.GressswLosAngelesStreetAnaheimPreciningPlace,DuckworthHanaheimPreciningPlacePrimarySchoolAnaheimPreciningPlace,GibbsLumberVineStreetBreaPrecinctNoCity Hall,SewellNBreaPrecinetNoBreaSchoolHouseBreaCanyonNPlace,BreaCanyonBuena ParkPreciningBuena ParkSchoolCypressPrecinctCypress SchoolHou East AnaheimPlace,Meyer'sToolFullertonPreciningPlace.Y.M.C.A.. 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. Adelalde 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, 38 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,these 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.Halladay and 1st Streets. Santa Ana Precinct No. 12.Polling Place,Roosevelt School. Santa Ana Precinct No. 13:Polling Place,高School。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 14.Polling Miss Ada E.Ferris, 1927 San Andreas St., Santa Barbara,Cal. Miss Marie C.Brehm,3121 Eliot St.,Long Beach，Cal. Henry Clay Needham,新华厅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，38 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,these are as follows: Santa Ana Precinct No. 1.Polling Place Washington School Building。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 2.Polling PlaceIntermediate 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 PlaceWright's Garage。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 7.PollingPlace,McGels Place,Fruit Street。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 8.PollingPlace,G.G.Scott's Garage,N.W.Cor.4th and Porter Sts。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 9.PollingPlace,Collar Factory.E.2nd Street。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 10.PollingPlace,City Hall。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 11.PollingPlace,Spencer's Garage,S.E.Cor.Halladay and 1st Streets。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 12.PollingPlace,Roosevelt School。 Santa Ana Precinct No. 13:PollingPlace,高School。 Vine Street。 City Hall,Sewell N.Brea School House,Brea Canyon BPlace,Brea Canyon Buena Park School,Cypress Precinct,Cypress School HowEast Anahiem BPlace,Meyer's ToolFullerton PrecinctPlace,y.M.C.A.Bullerton PrecinctPlace,j.GallimoreCommonwealth Ave.Bullerton PrecinctPlace,City HallFullerton PrecinctPlaceHigh SchoolFullerton PrecinctPlace,Grammar SchoolFullerton PrecinctPlaceRoom 12 andMerchants Bank BusFullerton PrecinctPlace,Garage,Cor.draLoara Precinct.PoSchool HouseLa Habra PrecinctPlaceFire HouseLa Habra PrecinctPlaceLa Habra SchoolLoftus Precinct.PoCoast Boarding HouseOlinda Precinct.PoSchool HouseOrangethorpe PrPlaceOrangethorpePrecinctPlaceFirst NationalPlacentia PrecinctPlaceKraemer BulldPlacentia PrecinctPlaceAcme Dry CleWest Anahelm PPlaceYorba LindaPrecitingPlaceFire HallYorba LindaPrecitingPlace,Homer BeElModena PrecincEl Modena SchoolHoMcPherson PrecincMcPherson Heights CPacking House。 ANAHEIM GAZETTE 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 Arrowsmith Warehouse. 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. Poling Place, Yorba School House. Delhi Precinct. Poling Place, Delhi School House. El Toro Precinct. Poling Place, El Toro School House. Irvine Precinct. Poling Place, San Joquin School House. Laguna Precinct. Poling Place, Philbrook's Hall. Newport Precinct. Poling 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.Poling Place.Woodman Hall,San Juan Capistrano. Trabuco Precinct.Poling Place,Trabuco School House. Tustin Precinct No.1.Polling Place,C.E.Utt Building. Tustin Precinct No.2.Polling Place,Bowman's Garage. Tustin Precinct No.3.Polling Place,Store Building East of State Highway on Main St. tions of the union Unless the conservative elements control, unionism will lose what it has gained in years past,and that would be a calamity not only to the unions but to the nation. "The employer must come to realize that the underpaid man cannot do himself justice when his wage is not sufficient to permit him and his family to live under the standard,and the employee must come to realize that it is his duty to give his employer the best he has—to be efficient in his service and to work in the interest of the employer.By doing this both will prosper and both will be helped and both will have a higher regard for each other." PRACTICAL COURSE IN OIL PRODUCTION Fullerton High School to Add Department to its Studies The Fullerton union high school is arranging to offer a thorough and practical course in oil production. In keeping with this plan the high school trustees have decided to visit the Standard Oil refinery at El Segundo to get first hand knowledge as to what will be necessary in the way of equipment and other necessary preparations. L.E.Plummer,supervising principal, who will accompany the board,says it was no easy matter to get permission to visit this institution and that the necessary authorization had to come from high up officials in the Standard Oil councils,but it was finally obtained and the trip will be made April 22. Fullerton is the logical place for offering a complete,practical course 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 Arrowsmith Warehouse. Huntington Beach Precinct No. 1. Polling Place, City Hall. Huntington Beach Precinct No. 2. Polling Place, M. M. Halliday's Store, Cor. Franklin and Alabama Avenues. Huntington Beach Precinct No. 3. Polling Place, Tent City, 12th and Magnolia Streets. Katella Precinct. Polling Place, Katella School House. Los Alamitos Precinct. Polling Place, Los Alamitos School House. Seal Beach Precinct. Polling Place, Administration Building. Stanton Precinct. Polling Place, City Hall. Talbert Precinct. Polling Place, Fountain City Valley School House. Westminster Precinct. Polling Place, Westminster School House. Wintersburg Precinct. Polling Place, Ocean View School House. Anaheim Precinct No. 1. Polling Place, High School Building. Anaheim Precinct No. 2. Polling Place, 123-129 N. Lemon Street. Anaheim Precinct No. 8. Polling Place, Ford Garage, 228 N. Los Angeles Street. Anaheim Precinct No. 4. Polling Place, Bushard Building, 405 E. Center Street. Anaheim Precinct No. 5. Polling Place, Frank Arnold's Cigar Factory. Anaheim Precinct No. 6. Polling Place, Fremont School Building, 554 W. Center Street. Anaheim Precinct No. 7. Polling Place, F.K.Gresswell's Office, 117 S.Los Angeles Street. Anaheim Precinct No. 8. Polling Place, Duckworth Building. Anaheim Precinct No. 9. Polling Place, Primary School Building. Anaheim Precinct No. 10. Polling Place, Gibbs Lumber Co. Office, 145 S.Vine Street. 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. COUNTY MEAT CUTTERS WANT SHORTER HOURS Union Suggests Opening at 7:30 and Closing at 6 p.m. That the day of still shorter hours for the meat cutters of Orange county is dawning and that the movement for late opening and early closing is gaining in favor among the employing butchers is indicated by reports coming in from all parts of the county, as made at the dinner meeting of the meat cutter's union held at James' cafe, Santa Ana. Thirty-five or forty men of the county gathered at the festal board for the regular meeting, the number being composed of cutters, employers and representatives of the employers. The cutters are working for shorters hours, suggesting opening at 7:30 a.m. and closing at 6 p.m., except on Saturday nights, when the shops will colse at 7 o'clock. The ruling hours of today, shorter than ever before in the history of butcher shops in Orange county, according to report, is proving satisfactory, and the new proposed it is believed, will be just as satisfactory, it being a matter of educating the public to buying within the hours. Committee were appointed from different communities to take up with the employers the matter of the proposed hours and report at the next meeting, to be held soon. The committees are as follows: Anaheim—C.F.Oelke,R.Lazzeroni,Wm.Schumacher. Fullerton—W.Morgan,E.A.Feuquay,Fred L.Krieger. Orange—H.Eckman,L.Lane. Santa Ana—Chas Arkland,B.H.Schuhardt Leonard Brown. Yorba Linda—B.E.Finney. It is planned that the course will be both theoretical and practical.The theoretical side goes,of course,and chemistry and may be obtained wherever proper apparatus and instructors are available but Fullerton has peculiar advantages so far as the practical side in concerned since this district is one of the big producers of California and there are numerous wells,not only in the union high school districtbut also inside the Fullerton city limits. Boys who intend to enter the oil industry will find this course of great value and it will bring students here from a wide area. HOW THE STATES STAND ON WOMAN SUFFRAGE Thirty-Five Have Ratified, Seven Rejected,and Six Still to Vote on it Subjoined is the status of the Susan B.Anthony amendment to the Constitution Vine Street. 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. employers the matter of the proposed hours and report at the next meeting, to be held soon. The committees are as follows: Anaheim—C. F. Oelke, R. Lazzeroni, Wm. Schumacher. Fullerton—W. Morgan, E. A. Feuquay, Fred L. Krieger. Orange—H. Eckman, L. Lane. Santa Ana—Chas. Arkland, B. H. Schuhardt, Leonard Brown. Yorba Linda—B. E. Finney. The dinner was complimentary to the "boss butchers" of the county and the feature of the evening was an address on cooperation of the employe and employer by Attorney Griffith Jones of Los Angeles. The speaker urged the members to be conservative and always to bear in mind that the "other fellow" had some rights and warned against permitting radicals to dominate the actions of the union. "Labor troubles of the past have been due to lack of consideration by both the employer and the employee," declared the speaker. "The time has come when both sides must take into consideration the interests of the other," continued Jones. "Cooperation of employe and employer is the solution to the labor troubles. I believe in the rights of labor men to organize as well as the capitalist or employers." "The greatest foe to unionism today is the foreign agitator—the man who goes from state to state, taking the ignorant men and working them into hysteria over imaginative wrongs. Radicals should not be permitted to dominate the organization." "The individual member must use his own brains—do his own thinking and not permit the agitator to think for him. It is up to the conservative element to attend the meetings, dictate the policy and support the ac- Unless the control, unionism has gained in years should be a calamity cons but to the nastance come to realize man cannot do hims wage is not suffinent and his family to standard, and the employer the best client in his service the interest of the ing this both will will be helped and higher regard for SE IN IL PRODUCTION School to Add Departments Studies in high school is arthorough and pracproduction. This plan the high de decided to visit refinery at El Seland knowledge as necessary in the way other necessary pervising principal, by the board, says ter to get permisstitution and that organization had to officials in the ils, but it was finthe trip will be logical place for practical course Stop! 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ANAHEIM Chautauqua ANAHEIM Chautauqua May 8-9-10-11-12-13-14 tution of the United States, the states which have ratified the amendment in the order named, the states which have rejected the amendment in the order of action, and the states which have not acted: States Ratifying Amendment Wisconsin, Michigan, Kansas, Ohio, New York, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Texas, Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas, Montana, Nebraska, Minnesota, New Hampshire, Utah, California, Maine, North Dakota, South Dakota, Colorado, Rhode Island, Kentucky, Oregon, Indiana, Wyoming, Nevada, New Jersey, Idaho, Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, West Virginia, Washington. States Rejecting Amendment Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, South Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware. States Still to Take Action Connecticut, Florida, Louisiana, North Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont. The Yorba Linda Water company is about to receive a "present" of $7.000 in real United States money, as a result of a decision of the directors to lease the company's oil rights on the two main reservoir sites of the company for drilling purposes. There are approximately 171.2 acres altogether, and the lease goes to Oscar Howard, independent oil operator. Howard offered $400 per acre cash out the lease and $100 per acre out of the first oil produced, as a bonus and after lengthy negotiations the water company officials voted to accept the offer. Howard already holds a number of leases in the Yorba Linda field. FOR SALE 73 ACRES 73 ACRES of First Class Orange and, with ranch house buildings, pumping plant, e lines, etc. quire O. E. Steward y Hall Anaheim