anaheim-gazette 1926-08-05

SIDELIGHTS ON RICHARDSON'S RECORD OPPONENTS' ACCUSATIONS DISPROVED BY INDISPUTABLE FACTS Economical Policy Has Not Interfered With Efficient Management of State Institutions, and Is Meeting With Approval of the People; Here Are a Few Pertinent Facts for Your Consideration WITH state expenditures for education increasing $42,000,00 in the last four years, it is scarcely becoming to allege that Governor Richardson has "starved the schools." If Governor Richardson had not vetoed appropriation bills totaling $40,000,000, there would not be a surplus of over $10,000,000 in the state treasury today. While C. C. Young was going up and down the state denouncing Governor Richardson for "inactivity" in connection with the Boulder Dam, the governor was smiling up his sleeve. Young did not know that the state engineering department, under Governor Richardson's orders, was actually at work on the practical end of that project, so that when congress finally appropriates the money for the dam, the state will be ready to proceed immediately to make available water from the river throughout the south. "By their works (not words) ye shall know them." The $10,000,000 surplus in the state his walking orders from the people of California. How do the people of California like the prospect of turning over the state highway system to the grafters who put over the Adams street paving job in Los Angeles? It is said that William R. Hearst is moving to California and transferring his citizenship to this state. Naturally Willia mRandolph would like to have a state administration to boss, and C. C. Young is his candidate. Hearst does not support a candidate for office without a quid pro quo. Every political manipulator and grafter in California is against Governor Richardson, and this is the sanest argument of all why the people should stand by the governor. The Young managers should prepare a list of the schools Governor Richardson has closed and the schoolhouses he has burned. Hiram Johnson is out for Young. Naturally he would not favor a governor who has been so indiscreet as to pile up a $10,000,000 surplus. Think of the potential jobholders this surplus would finance. John R. Quinn, former national commander of the American Legion, is chairman of the Southern California Richardson committee, and hundreds of prominent Legionnaires are warm supporters of the Richardson cause. And they should be, for the Legion is patriotically interested in safe and economical government. State Library Has Cost Less Money During the past three fiscal years of the administration of Governor Friend W. Richardson, the state library has cost $326,768.01 as against $439,478.91 during the preceding three years. Notwithstanding the decreased cost, circulation of books from the state library during the fiscal year July 1, 1925, to June 30, 1926, reached the highest point in the history of the state, a total of 46,800 volumes being circulated throughout the state. The total expenditure for salaries during the last three years has been While C. C. Young was going up and down the state denouncing Governor Richardson for "inactivity" in connection with the Boulder Dam, the governor was smiling up his sleeve. Young did not know that the state engineering department, under Governor Richardson's orders, was actually at work on the practical end of that project, so that when congress finally appropriates the money for the dam, the state will be ready to proceed immediately to make available water from the river throughout the south. "By their works (not words) ye shall know them." The $10,000,000 surplus in the state treasury stands as irrefutable and convincing evidence that Governor Richardson has given the state an economical administration. Al McCabe, political boss of the Stephens administration, made his headquarters in the office of Lieutenant-Governor Young during the last session of the legislature. Dray your own conclusions. Hearst, McCabe, Parrot and Tom Finn are the real managers of the Young campaign for governor. The taxpayers of California are not ready to turn over the state government to that bunch of political manipulators. Hearst has been kicked out of political control in New York and Chicago. August 31 is the date he will receive During the past three fiscal years of the administration of Governor Friend W. Richardson, the state library has cost $326,768.01 as against $439,478.91 during the preceding three years. Notwithstanding the decreased cost, circulation of books from the state library during the fiscal year July 1, 1925, to June 30, 1926, reached the highest point in the history of the state, a total of 46,800 volumes being circulated throughout the state. The total expenditure for salaries during the last three years has been $215,337.33 as against $280,084.87 for the preceding three-year period. With the reduction of cost, the state library has maintained a high level of efficiency and has greatly increased its supply of books and scientific data. The work of the state library is to supplement the other libraries of the state. It does not circulate juvenile books or fiction. It answers serious questions which are frequently too much for the local libraries. The cooperation of the state library is especially effective in rural districts. The total appropriations for the state library during Governor Richardson's administration for the four fiscal years ending June 30, 1927, were $456,700 as compared with $565,900 for the preceding four years. SHOE SALE SUMMARY VALUES THAT ARE HARD TO DUPLICATE WORD---IN THIS GREATEST OF CLASSES DON'T MISS THIS OPERATION Children’s White Canvas Low Shoes, Oxfords or Straps 75c a pair Choice of Any White Kid Footwear in Our Store Formerly selling at $4.85 and a worth much more; straps pumps or oxfords in a variety of this year's styles on sale at $3.50 pair. Every height h a pair in Our Store Formerly selling at $4.85 and a worth much more; strap pumps or oxfords in a variety of this year styles on sale at $3.50 pair. 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The seed from these plants was planted in individual rows, well marked. These different rows were watched very carefully, and the outstanding ones selected and threshed separately. These latter selections have been planted in small plots and will be ready for harvest this coming fall. There should be enough seed from the best of these selections to plant considerable acreage this coming year. The selection of bean seed has been carried on in Ventura county for a number of years and each year our growers go there to purchase seed. There is no reason why Orange county growers cannot grow seed just as good as anyone else, provided they are willing to spend a little time in making and caring for their selections and then sacrifice a small plot of ground for planting. NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT Bae-Mar Land Company. Location of principal place of business, 130 West Center St., Anaheim, Orange County, State of California. Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Directors, held on the 3rd day of August, 1926, an assessment of Five Dollars-per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable on the 3rd day of September, 1926, to the Secretary of said Bae-Mar Land Company, at his office, 130 West Center Street, Anaheim, Orange County, California. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 3rd day of September, 1926, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and, unless payment is made before, will be sold on the 20th day of September, 1926, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. C. C. RANDALL, Secretary. Office at 130 West Center St., Anaheim, California. RECORD BASIS FOR CAMPAIGN Wm. C. Jerome, County Auditor, Says— To the Voters of Orange County: In again announcing my candidacy for County Auditor, I wish first to thank you for the confidence you have placed in me in the past, then to assure you that I appreciate that honor and to give you the only criminal care the five arms in this capita. Backed by 22 years of active law practice, nearly six years of which were spent prosecuting cases as deputy district attorney of Orange county, C. N. Mozley, chief deputy district attorney of Orange county, is an active candidate for district attorney in the forthcoming primary election. Mozley, who has made an enviable record as chief deputy district attorney, has tried more than 95 per cent of the FOR CAMPAIGN Wm. C. Jerome, County Auditor, Says— To the Voters of Orange County: In again announcing my candidacy for County Auditor, I wish first to thank you for the confidence you have placed in me in the past, then to assure you that I appreciate that honor and to give you the only promise I can make, and that is, insofar as I am able I will continue to give you the same careful, courteous service you have had in the past. I have served you as County Auditor all through the time of our greatest development, and am proud of the record we have made. We have handled over $50,000,000 of your funds during the last twelve years, and during all that time no expert has ever changed a figure in our books, nor has any Grand Jury ever brought in unfavorable report. Upon this record our reputation for service rests, and I am willing to abide by your decision on August 31st. LE SUPREME! NO DUPLICATE — STYLES THE LAST GREATEST OF CLEARANCE SALES! 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