anaheim-gazette 1926-08-19

Governor Given Great Ovation (Continued from Page One) ringing voice, and was many times applauded with long continued hand-clapping. His witty sallies met with bursts of laughter. Thomas B. Talbert, chairman of the board of supervisors, spoke of the large amount of state money which had been expended during Governor Richardson's administration upon the roads of this county. Not a dollar had ever been expended here before by any governor, except for the state highway running through the county. During the present administration more than $2,500,000 of state money had been expended upon paved roads of Orange county. He urged the people to rally to the governor's support and roll up a rousing majority for him on August 31. H. A. Lake of Garden Grove said that Governor Richardson was the only governor who had ever heard of the Santa Ana river. He had appropriated $17,000 for a survey of that stream and that survey was now being made. We have had floods in this county and may have them again in future, and this survey in being made so that the waters of this turbulent stream may be controlled. He looked for further appropriations of money from the state. To change the governor at this time would mean that these appropriations would probably be lost. He urged that a great majority be rolled up in Orange county for Governor Richardson. Dr. H. A. Johnston spoke upon state institutions, which are being better cared for under the present administration than ever before. The state has 20,000 wards in these institutions. It is just as important for the state to care for these unfortunates as it is to educate our children. C. C. Chapman of Fullerton spoke in terms of great praise of the governor, who is giving the people a business-like administration. He is opposed to the present system of making nominations for office and is not in favor of the writers in Southern California. "Out of a membership of about 100 at the time the Southern California Editorial Association was formed, forty years ago, Henry Kuchel of Anaheim, E. P. Clarke of Riverside and editor of the News Tribune are the only pioneer-day members left." Bill Cook of this city has been engaged to coach the University of Southern California freshmen football team next year. Bill is a star on the football field. A few more days of these unusual values in "Western quality camp goods." At these liberal price reductions is no reason for longer denying yourself the need to complete your outfit. Every article is regular stock, with "Western Auto's" guarantee of tion behind it. Many other articles not listed also reduced. Camp Stoves Stove Prices Reduced Efficient, safe and durable. Cooks as well as your stove at home. This splendid 2- Dr. H. A. Johnston spoke upon state institutions, which are being better cared for under the present administration than ever before. The state has 20,000 wards in these institutions. It is just as important for the state to care for these unfortunates as it is to educate our children. C. C. Chapman of Fullerton spoke in terms of great praise of the governor, who is giving the people a business-like administration. He is opposed to the present system of making nominations for office and is not in favor of the initiative and referendum. The governor is free from boss control, and that is why they are fighting him. He urged the voters of Orange county to get out and work for the governor and roll up a great majority for him on election day. His address was very well received and was given much applause. A. W. Rutan spoke upon the governor's appointments to the Judiciary. Stanley Reinhaus spoke for the American Legion. Mrs. Grubb spoke on the public school system. They complimented the governor and urged his re-election. Old-Time Story of Early Campaign (Continued from Page One) afternoon and another large crowd gathered to hear them here. We saw Knight again early in the evening and informed him grape growers were being lined up for Pond and that it was of the utmost importance to stop this stampede. He promised to do his best to get them back into the fold. Knight spoke for an hour and a half on the political issues of the day, and made one of the best addresses ever heard in this city. As he was nearing the close of his speech and had said nothing concerning the sweet wine bill, we sent word to him by a personal friend not to forget this important matter. He seemed to have forgotten all about it. Finally he said: "Yes my friends, and there is the sweet wine bill which comes to you as a gift from the Republican party in the McKinley tariff bill. Now, what is the sweet wine bill? You know better than I do what it means to you! You know that it means saving you from bankruptcy in your great business. The Republican party gives you this sweet wine bill without charging you a single dollar for it." Knight made one of his eloquent perorations and closed his speech amid tumultuous applause. We noticed that many of the grape growers present were applauding him vigorously. We saw him immediately after the meeting, when he told us he had lost our notes. We felt that he had missed a great chance, but congratulated him upon his speech. We walked down town, accompanied by a number of friends. At the bank corner we ran into a score or more of grape growers. Camp Stoves Stove Prices Reduced Efficient, safe and durable. Cooks as well as your stove at home. This splendid 2-burner folding camp stove should be part of every camping outfit. Small, without windbreak—Regularly $5.50. Reduced to ... $4.40 Handy Stove Legs Gets your stove off the ground and makes cooking more convenient. Reduced to ... $1.75 Simplex Grid Made of heavy steel wire, size 13x21½. Reduced to ... $68c Vacuum Jars and Bottles Vacuum Bottles Each With Four Extra Drinking Cups Pint size—Regularly $1.47 Pint size, nickel, corrugated—Regularly $2.40 Reduced to ... $1.90 Quart Size—Reg. $2.25 Quart size, nickel, corrugated—Regularly $2.30 Reduced to ... $2.85 Vacuum Food Jars Wide mouth for solid foods as well as liquids. Pint size—Reg. $3.10 Reduced to... $2.44 Quart size—Reg. $4.30 Reduced to... $3.40 Stanley Super-Vac Bottles Unbreakable, built entirely of steel. The finest made. Quart size—Reg. $7.20 Reduced to... $5.95 Complete Aluminum Set The handiest telescope set Republican party gives you this sweet wine bill without charging you a single dollar for it." Knight made one of his eloquent perorations and closed his speech amid tumultuous applause. We noticed that many of the grape growers present were applauding him vigorously. We saw him immediately after the meeting, when he told us he had lost our notes. We felt that he had missed a great chance, but congratulated him upon his speech. We walked down town, accompanied by a number of friends. At the bank corner we ran into a score or more of grape growers. Our heart sank inside of us as we approached them, for we felt that Knight had failed to grasp the importance of the subject. As we came up to them, they came forward and shook hands. The leader said: "By George, did you hear what Knight said about the sweet wine bill. That was the greatest speech we ever heard. We are for Markham, every one of us!" We later saw Knight, and had a good laugh with him about it all. Markham swept the state and made a good governor. Next story, Colonel Messmore and Jack Ryan at a Democratic meeting, in 1888. OLDEST EDITOR IN COUNTY Our young friend Edgar Johnson, editor of the News Tribune, makes the following very kind reference to an eroneous item recently appearing in a number of Southern California newspapers: "At the time the National Editorial Association visited Orange county, an item appeared in a number of publications, stating that in point of service the editor of the News Tribune was the oldest editor in Orange county. This is a mistake. "When the writer was publishing a small weekly paper in Santa Ana, forty years ago or longer, Henry and Charles Kuchel were publishing The Anaheim Gazette. During this long period Henry Kuchel has been editor of The Gazette, therefore in point of service he is the oldest editor in the county. Forty years ago there was no Orange county—it was Los Angeles county. "Many years ago, Charles sold his interest in The Anaheim Gazette to his brother, Henry Kuchel, who is well known as one of the best editorial..." ANAHEIM GAZETTE The American Legion of Orange county is planning one of the biggest events of the Orange County Fair on the opening day. There will be special Legion events on the field in the afternoon, in addition to the million dollar stock parade, which will be held at that time. In the evening of the first day, spectacular fireworks will be set off in front of the grandstand, in addition to the initial presentation of the historical pageant, "The Birth of an Empire." Miss Sophie Rimpau of this city and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Alexander, Jr., of Los Angeles, returned on Friday from a four months' trip to Europe. They shipped their machine across and motored over the country, spending a most enjoyable time. Their visit to the British Isles was cut short by reason of the general strike, which began while they were in London. They left England at once, going to Belgium, Holland, France, Germany and Spain. Eastern Auto's 2 Weeks of Goods Bargains Saturday ~ August 28th unusual values in "Western Auto" that these liberal price reductions there dery denying yourself the things you outfit. Every article is from our eastern Auto's" guarantee of satisfacother articles not listed also greatly Tents Reduced A Handy Tent A good tent is half your outfit, and one of these Palmetto tents embodies about every convenience obtainable. Easily pitched by one person Sam Jernie Run on a of criticism. To assemble any boo voter is beyond the human equa be reached adversely because of a The efficiency of the Jernigan institution is conceded. It is cone that it has been economical and e Tents Reduced Popular Auto Tents at Big Savings The Standard Auto tent, light in weight and compact. Just the thing for touring, hunting or beach parties. Full 1x7 size, with convenient side door. Plenty of head room—3-foot back wall. Top extends well down over side of auto, making car part of your dressing room. Complete with poles and stakes. 8-oz. white duck—regularly $8.85—now only $7.88 10-oz. khakl duck—reg. $12.90. This sale $10.98 A Handy Tent A good tent is half your outfit, and one of these Palmetto tents embodies about every convenience obtainable. Easily pitched by one person—no guy ropes and only one jointed pole. Has large front awning, screened window and cloth floor. 10-oz. khakl, size $22.66 7x9.6—on sale at $31.35 2-door U. S. shelter duck, 8x11—at $33.19 Khakl shelter duck, size 11x11—on sale at $33.19 Metal Tent Stakes Practically unbreakable. Regularly 12c. Reduced to each $8c Jointed Tent Poles Strong, with steel ferrules. Reduced to each $48c Emergency Units Extra Oil, Gas, Water Avoid grief and long hikes with this handy unit. Three one-gallon cans—red for gasoline, blue for oil and gray for water. Clamps on running board. Reduced to...$2.80 3 in 1 Canteen Swingspout Unit—shown above Carries 2 gallons gas, 2 gallons water and 1 gallon oil in handy swingspout cans. Fastens on running board. Regularly $8.90. Reduced to $6.95 Camp Chairs Reduced Lazy Back Chairs An unusually comfortable folding chair. Supports back in relaxed position. Steel-braced frame with heavy canvas seat and back. Reduced to...$2.75 Cozy Camp Chair This popular folding arm chair is made of hardwood with canvas seat and back. Often used as a porch chair. Sale price...$3.75 Folding Auto Chair Convenient in your car or as camp chairs. Strong japanned steel frames with art leather seats and backs. Light weight, flat steel, without back, reduced to...$1.35 Light weight, flat steel, with back, reduced to...$1.75 A Real Cot Value The most popular style of camp cot made. Heavy wood frame with strong, flexible canvas cover which gives with the body and is very restful. Will support up to 1000 lbs. 8 feet 2 inches long when open: folds to 3 feet. Camp Goods Sale price ...$3.32 Handy Camp Axe High quality steel head and hickory handle, with leather blade shield. Reduced to...$1.48 One Good First TRE-ELECT SAM WATER WATER At the primary Republicans will not you want an Assem fight every foot of and All-American Assemblyman, who of criticism. To assemble any bo voter is beyond the human equa reached adversely because of A Real Cot Value The most popular style of camp cot made. Heavy wood frame with strong, flexible canvas cover which gives with the body and is very restful. Will support up to 1000 lbs. 6 feet 2 inches long when open; folds to 3 feet. Camp Goods Sale price ... $3.32 Luggage Carriers Folding Carry-All Outfit as illustrated Clamps on running board. Adjustable from 10 to 50 inches. Standard weight, now only ... $1.30 Extra weight reduced to ... $2.15 Disappearing Type All steel, clamps to running board—folds down flush with edge, eliminating need of removing when not in use. Adjustable to any height, allowing easy opening of doors when in use. Regular grade special at ... $1.31 Extra quality larger size, special at ... $2.30 Flat-Bottom Canteens Extra heavy galvanized metal, covered with good quality blanket material. 2-gallon size on sale at ... $1.55 3-gallon size on sale at ... $1.72 Handy Camp Axe High quality steel head and hickory handle, with leather blade shield. Reduced to ... $1.48 Auto Spado A touring and camping necessity. With solid handle—Sale price $1.05 Detachable handle—Sale price $1.75 Tow Rope You never know when you'll need it. 17 feet long, will tow the heaviest car. Has loop fasteners in ends. Reduced to ... $1.18 Poncho Mattress Refreshing sleep adds zest to your trunk—ret one of these mattresses. Conveniently carried on running board. Covered on one side with waterproof Pantasole—it is 48x76 inches when open; rolls to only 12x48. Reduced to ... $8.15 Folding Camp Table Food tastes better when one is comfortable. This table permits you to sit and enjoy your food as you would at home. Strong, rigid legs and frame. Smooth, clean top. Folds compactly when not in use, and can be opened in a few seconds. Will not tip or sag. Reduced to ... $3.83 More than 125 Stores in the West-Western Auto Supply Co. 133 South Los Angeles Street. "Aquil Se Habla Español" Sam Jernigan's Office is open on a Business Basis Sam Jernigan is closing his first term as sheriff of Orange county remarkably free from personal criticism. No shadow of suspicion has been cast against him, and the highest commendation is expressed for his unfailing cordiality. Even those who express a preference for another candidate qualify their selection by saying they haven't anything personally against the present incumbent. The only criticism heard is of a minor nature and is directed against some member of the sheriff's staff, but this character of criticism will apply to any organization whether political or otherwise. No newspaper, no bank, no dry goods store escapes this kind. To assemble any body of men acceptable in all particulars to every bond the human equation, and the conclusion of the voter should not adversely because of a personal dislike. The efficiency of the Jernigan administration conceded. It is conclusive that the taxpayer and voter elected him as a sheriff and not a nurse. Therefore, he has refrained from using To assemble any body of men acceptable in all particulars to every bound the human equation, and the conclusion of the voter should not adversely because of a personal dislike. Efficiency of the Jernigan adminis conceded. It is conclusive been economical and efficient are the vital elements with the determination is based on seen accomplished. It always possible for a public please, but he is expected to Jernigan’s administration has only free from that frequently political procedure of building constituency for the purpose ing himself in office. He be- lieved that the taxpayer and voter elected him as a sheriff and not a nurse. Therefore, he has refrained from using the time of the public to “visit” all over the county just to get a reputation as a “good fellow.” If you want a sheriff who attends to business, who has saved the county thousands of dollars—as the records will show—and whose slogan has been “the interest of the taxpayer and not the official,” then reward him with a second term. You will have this opportunity at the primary election, Tuesday, August 31. The Good First Term Deserves a Second Term RECT SAM JERNIGAN FOR SHERIFF WATER WATER WATER IS THE ISSUE! At the primaries, August 31, Orange County publicans will nominate an Assemblyman. Do want an Assemblyman at Sacramento who will at every foot of the way for the Boulder dam All-American canal? Or do you want an Assemblyman, who at the last legislature voted At the primaries, August 31, Orange County publicans will nominate an Assemblyman. Do want an Assemblyman at Sacramento who will not every foot of the way for the Boulder dam All-American canal? Or do you want an Assemblyman, who at the last legislature voted against the very important Colorado river development bill known as the Metropolitan Water bill? Refer to my opponent, S. C. Hartranft. No Governor Can Control My Vote! If you send me to Sacramento, you know where I stand on water conservation and water development. I'm for the Swing-Johnson bill, and whater legislation may be needed at Sacramento to California actively into the fight for that measure will be supported by me. No Governor who wants to maintain his stand with Harry Chandler of the Los Angeles Times count on me to vote against the interest of Orange County. Never! Never! DR. C. D. BALL, Candidate for Assemblyman