Stockton Evening and Sunday Record from Stockton, California • 3

STOCKTON DAILY EVENING RECORD STOCKTON CAL TUESDAY OCTOBER 20 1914 jfraBLKliSra" FM AT LODI JOHNSON THRILLS GREAT THRONG A New Sui Arrived Today THE WONDER INC (Continued from Page 1)' big and little poor high and low alike More Than One Hundred Ladies Working to Make Annual Fair a Success men will give Its regular monthly dance in the hall here As usual the muslo will be furnished by A Bowers' orchestra Church Services There was a splendid attendance Sunday evening at the church servloes of the Christian Workers Association Mr Gealey was unable to be present but sent Rev David Leppert Preceding the sermon Rev Mr and Mrs Leppert sang a duet and at its close Mr Leppert sang a solo Jensen will address the Lath-rop people next Sunday evening and has chosen as his topio "Christ Wonderful 1 The mid-week prayer meeting will be held at the home of Mr and Mra Jones Wednesday evening Cause of Rejoicing Mr and Mrs Louie Willard of Stockton are rejoicing over the arrival of a fine little son Mrs Willard la a well known Lathrop girl who before her marriage was Miss Lutie Brown Mrs A MacDonald and daughter Viola are visiting in Los Angeles with Dr and Mrs Ward and family Henry Perrin I Mrs MacDonald Is expected home this Mrs Jules Don- week but Miss Viola will remain In STOCKTON Annes Catholic hold a church hall for the benefit the building The committees: Merkel 11 I Decluslon Jules Perrin way yonr relatives voted fifty years ago I ask you do not let the old conditions come back This Ls our land yours and mine It belongs to your children and my children and not to a man witli a great fortune or a great enterprise merely because he happens to have that fortune or enter prise Let ns preserve tills state for those who are to follow party solidarity? Why do they not support the man who hag been selected by that party as one of its nominees? No In this campaign you find the Republican and Democratic nominees lined up side by side making the fight In collusion and conspiracy This Is the fight of progression against retrogression It la a glorious light and I am glad to come back to you ngaln We are on our toes and ready We have made the oilier side Concede that the humanitarian laws that have been placed on the statute books of California are good laws: and this Is the great thing It is the I nerve sense and ability of the people of California against special privilege i Judge ns liy our labors and not by the For Lease or Rent UNION PLANING MILL Corner Lafayette St Stockton Address Bruce Martin No 4 Lodi Cal LAME PEOPLE JILES PAINTING -PAPER HANGING TINTING (All Work Guaranteed) I employ the best mechanics In Stockton Phone 3512 or 4343 Shop Miner and Hunter in this state you separated state and local taxation And elnoe 19X0 you individually have paid' bo state taxes at all except an Infinitesimal fraotioa to the Panama-Paciflo Exposition Sines 1910 all of ths taxes of the state of California have been paid by the public service corporation and certain other corporations So when any person makes state ments to you that your state taxes have been Increased those statements are without foundation No Shifting of Burdens It is a favorite argument of the corporation attorney that if you put a burden upon- the publio service corporation it immediately transfers that burden to the people or to its consumers Not so in California These corporations pay the bulk of the taxes of the state and their rates have been Justly reduced in this state by six millions of dollars Fredericks Civil Service Record Again our friends on the other side are humorous In this campaign They present te you their exemplar of the man who wouldn't think of having a political machine in California And have with me the letter of David Evans the Democratic member of the civil service commission of Los Angeles He says over Ills signature that day In and day out In season and out of season one man in the county of Los Angeles has opposed civil service One man has ever fought putting the officials of that county upon merit and efficiency and that man Is the Republican candidate for governor who weeps today about the political machine In the state of California Aren't these gentlemen on the other side funny in this campaign? They changed their sentiments over night Grand Old Party Flopdoodle They tell you that If you want to enter the pearly gates you must return the grand old party to power If you don't believe that my opponent can demonstrate it to you Dont you realize how far we have gone from the old old Idea of partisanship? Go to any city worthy of a name today and ask that city to elect Its chief of police or Its city clerk because his great grandfather voted a Whig ticket in 42 and another ticket in '71 and they will laugh you to scorn All your Judiciary state and local are elected in non-partisan fashion This does not mean the destruction of parties nationally at all It means simply that your state business is your business and ftiat that business can reach its highest efficiency without politics of any sort Wont it be a glorious thing when every man that comes before you as a candidate for a state office comes before you upon his merits or his demerits not upon how his grandfather voted three-quarters of a century ago? Trying to Defeat Fslileman Do you know what the gentlemen on the other side really think of party fealty? I sat through two sessions of the legislature and every time that there came a fight for the good of the people of this state I always found lined up In support of the corporations Democratic Curtin with Republican LeRoy Wright of San Diego When will you learn that you too must overlook party lines? People are doing that too and it is shown by the fact that the Republican party rank and file nominated Jack Eshle-man to lead the party for lieutenant-governor Where are these leaders and generals now who are crvlng for I LODI OFFICE RECORD Oct 19 St church members will fair in Beckman-Thompson October 29 80 and 31 of the fund to liquidate indebtedness on the new church following are the President Mrs Vice-president Mrs Me-Lachlan St Anne's Booth President Mrs Vice-president Mrs Committee Mrs Mrs Ed Declusion eaux Mrs Charles Wadman Mrs Ed I Log Angeles and go to school Soucle Mrs Fred Perrin Mts Balia- Mr Joys of Bakersfield Is visiting mondier Mrs Louis Chapdelaine Mrs in Lathrop with Mr and Mrs Dave Soucle Mrs Alex Chapdelaine Miner Mrs Oberly Mrs Rond Mrs Joseph Miss Amelda Patterson returned to Perrin Mra Marchand Mrs Comar- her home in Oakland Sunday after tin Mrs Joe Gilbeau Mrs McVlckory visiting for some time here with her Mrs Rinfret Mrs Carrity Mrs grandmother Mrs Helen Sperry John Devine Mrs Lahaie Mrs Bawden St Anthonys Booth President Mrs Beronlo Vice-president Mrs Marla Focaccl Committee Mrs George Law-1 Before a house that was notable as rence Mrs Combs Miss Mollle being one of the largest Mqnday night Welsh Mrs Walling Mrs DePauli houses ever seen In the Garrick the' Mrs Peirano Mrs Podesto Mrs Garl- ater "Maggie Pepper1 made her lnl-baldl Mrs Fugazi Mrs Aveglo tial appearance last night Into Stock' THrs Joe Focaccl Mrs John Focaccl ton theatricals and registered an ln-Miss Adelle Prato Mrs Paul Sturla stantaneous hit Miss Eva Sturla Miss Mamie Sturla Miss Virginia Brissac In the title Mrs Denevt Miss Rocca Mrs Raggl role gives a rendition of a more than Mrs DePauli Mrs Sangutnettl difficult role that Is remarkable for Mrs A Grafflgna Mrs Jack Grafflgna the mentality that this charming Mrs Frank Yopp Mrs Don Williams artist visualizes in her characteriza-'Miss Columbia Focaccl Miss Marie tions She moves her auditors by her Costa Miss Kate Costa Mrs A Costa pure artistry and poise James Dillon Miss Jennie Grafflgna Mrs San- hn the leading male role of Joe Hol-1 guinettl Mrs Doneado Mrs Armon- brook the young department store tana Sirs Bonasera Mrs Focaccl owner does some clever work and his Mrs Savlo Mrs Will DePauli Mrs drunken scene In the third act is a Roberts gem As the Hebrew ealesman Harry Young Ladies Booth Garrity Is In his element and makes President Miss Lillian Soucle ne of th emphatic hits of the per- Vlce-presldent Miss May McLach- formance Eva Heazht also scores jan heavily as a female detective Evelyn Committee Frances Jahant Dena Hamhly is happily cast as Margie Perrin Addle Keaf Lorena Bowe a 13 Margaret Nugent as the wayward Esther Huberty Lucille Chapdelaine "Other Howard Nugent Is a perfect I Annie Rose Lenore Bauer Mary Kra- tyP 33 argen and Ruth Van is very rner Mamie Sturla Eva Sturla Mel- g2d as 8 aaushter vina: Comartin Mina Miloglav Marie Some very beautiful gowns furs Murray TUlie Krupp Alta Troy Ruth and Jesses wer displayed by living Devine Lena Perrin Miss Hanlon del8'hey (the gowns Clara Nowak Nellie Chapplus Zita dre888S B'" furnished by he Stk Huberty Miss Marie Keaf Melie on noting Cnmfany Gordon Luclle Bollinger Jennie Graf- flgna Irene Jones Margaret Bauer Ped fnr by members Miss Sato Angelina Perrin Mildred Pany was runefothe performance Denehy Mrs August Soucle Mrs Mc-Laohlan Mrs Dave Grafflgna Mrs Don Williams Mrs Will McKindley Sacred Heart Boolli President Mrs Nettie Murray Vice-president Mrs Kavanaugh Committee Mrs Taylor Mrs I Barki3 Mrs Coveney Mrs Ken-eflok Mrs Murphy Mrs Denehy Correspondence Record FRENCH CAMP Oct 20 Chester Rolerson the Uttle son of Mr and A Fight of Common Humanity "Ours baa been the fight of common humanity against the men who think that they are the owners of common humanity If these men could alone go back to the old condition we would gladly let them go but in going back to that condition they want to take us with them and that is Just what we will not do "Until 1911 a few men sat away up there in the seats of the mighty Contemptuously and cynically they looked down upon all the rest of us and they said that they were fit to govern and we were only fit to be governed by them and in the last four years we have reached up to those seats of the mighty in the state of California and we have brought down these men until they stand Just where we stand in the state of California before the law and the government of the state of California they are now only on an equality with the man in overalls upon your street Today eveTy political crook In the state of California is holding up his hands In holy horror and weeping crocodile tears about an economical administration of the affairs of this state Yet they select as their candidate for governor the most expensive and extravagant district attorney upon the face of the earth The records show that It is the most extravagant and costly district attorneys office In the United States of America I hought that we In San Francisco had a pretty good facility for spending but that office beats them all Curtins Splendid Little Graft There is a gentleman who calls himself the Democratic candidate who Is speaking about our dreadfully extravagant administration I want to tell you where his animus comes In this campaign The constitution says that no member of the legislature shall receive any salary or pay or emolument except his salary as a member of the legislature Now there was a splendid little graft that used to be worked before 1911 Theyd appoint hold-over committees of the legislature and then present claims for this work This gentleman received $10600 In violation of the constitution He had the effrontery to pass a bill appropriating $6000 more in 1911 which was promptly vetoed In 1913 he passed the same bill which met the same fate Since 1911 members of the legislature have been compelled to be satisfied with their salaries And this Is the reason that this gentleman today Is the stalking horse of the Republican candidate for governor of the state of California And when he gives you hs figures of extravagance don't forget to deduct $13600 which he didn't get Individual Pays No State Tax Today the Individual householder property owner farmer horticultur-allst and the like pays no state taxes at all In 1910 before we came Into power JOHN FINNEY menta He is mistaken he means Fredericks demandments They did It all In the state of California Never forget that In this campaign Ought to Apologize to Fredericks 'Just see the way he talks about the measures he claims that his candidate put through He ought to apologize to Fredericks for talking about the measures that way Isnt his language awful? Where Are You Stand-patter? "Now you know Mr Honest stand-patter that these leaders of your party did not approve these measures in the past four years and you also know that they do not approve them now How can you then vote for the candidate of your leaders when you know that their platform is mask of hypocrisy? Such hypo crisy as to cause Mike De Young to have an attack of mental hydrophobia The Railroad Commission "I have read of late in the utterances of my distinguished adversary that all the wondrous work of the railroad commission of this state was due to the activity that occurred prior to 1911 The railroad commission before 1911! You had no railroad commission before 19111 You had the railroad and the railroad was the commission "For 30 years under the constitution presumably you had a railroad commission In all that 30 years It did one work It did it well we yield It Its full meed of praise for the work thus well done During that period with a regularity a punctuality a par-ttcularlty a perspicacity a perspicuity It drew its salary every month for 30 years "And beyond that It rendered In all that period Just one decision that is still in existence This decision cost you 30 years of salary so it came very high dearly hug it to yourselves It is the only thing that you have had for 30 years of a railroad commission before 1911 The commission decided that one case as follows: That a man in San Francisco who bought a ticket from San Francisco to Alameda might stop over in the city of Oakland on the same day "Your railroad commission Is a vital and sentient thing It has reduced the rates of public service corpora-I tions In California and I speak by the record In speaking thus by $6-000000 per annum And not alone has your railroad commission reduced these rates by $6000000 but it has won as well a great moral victory Today we have taught every power in this state no matter how great that the biggest thing in the state of California is the people of the state of California and that the government of the people of the state of California must be obeyed by rich and F' 5 '-S' 'Nf JW BEFORE AFTER All persons afflicted with a shortened or weak limb should Investigate our LATEST IMPROVED EXTENSION SHOES and Braces Mr Hittenber-ger of the firm of Hitten-berger Company San Francisco will be at the Sutter Hotel on the 22d of October between the hours of 6 and 7 pm and on the 23d between the hours of 8 and 9 a to demonstrate our LATEST IMPROVED EXTENSION SHOES ARTIFICIAL LIMBS and BRACES Our extension shoes can be worn in any stock shoe with perfect ease and comfort and without detection ONE-ARM PEOPLE We also have something of special Interest to those having had the misfortune of losing an arm above or below the elbow Artificial arms for many years past were worn principally to fill an empty sleeve having no value as a practical appllanoe Mr Dor-rance of Portland Ore having had his arm amputated several yefys ago has finally Invented a hook and arm (called the DOR-RANCE UTILITY HOOK) which actually takes the place of the natural arm for doing almost anything We will ask all people Interested In the above appliances to call on Mr Hlttenberger and see them demonstrated It costs you nothing and may be an asset to you or your friends' comfort If you cannot call send for catalogue II IIITTENBERGER COMPANY 1108 Market Street San Francisco Branch MO 13th St Oakland Cal FORr County Recorder WHY7 Because JOHN FINNEY is now Chief Deputy In the County Recorder's office and ls THOROUGHLY CAPA-BLE of conducting tiie affairs of the office to the best Interest of all the tax payers Mrs DeVries Mrs Carr Mrs Slattery I Mrs A 0 Rolerson fell from a teeter Mrs Sims Mrs Culver Mrs Huber board last Tuesday at school and Mrs Ed Relly Mrs Ray Mrs Annie broke his arm Fitzgerald Mrs ICels Mrs Merkel Thelma Spencer daughter of Mr Mrs Adams Miss Ida Keneflck mand Mra 'A Spencer is home from Hende?" Magg'suKn Te and 18 d1 r800Verin Jones Riga Huberty Inez Smith Mary Murphy Zela Smith Fish Pond CominUloe President Miss Mary Bround Vice-president Miss Elvira Vries Committee Agnes Jones Ethel Bround Lillian Perrin Florence Bauer from her late illnesa While driving from their home near Avena to Stockton last Sunday Mr and Mrs Ben Salmon were thrown from their buggy The horse became frightened at a piece of paper in the road Mrs Salmon was thrown so that the arm she had broken In the early summer was again injured and may have to be put In splints again Elizabeth Carlson daughter of Mr NEW-I-DEA WAY ains Every Day Wednesday Specials EDWARD ABELES AT THE LYRIC THEATER This evening will be your last opportunity to see Edward Abeles the favorite comedian In "The Making of Bobby Burnlt at the Lyric Mary Pickford In Such a Little Queen will begin a four-day engagement tomorrow As "Such a Little Queen the charming romantlo comedy by Channing Pollock little Mary fining Room Committee President Mrs Louis Chapdelaine -b bT erts Mrs Miloglav Mrs Comartin quite ill during the past week Is Mrs Annie Taylor Miss Annie Rose slightly better The thirty-eighth birthday anniversary of WalterCross was fittingly celebrated last Sunday by a fine turkey dinner Those present to enjoy the day bevsides Mr and Mrs Cross their three daughters and niece Miss Alice Coghlan were hfs father and mother Dr and Mrs Cross his uncle Dr Sam Cross of Manteca nd a Mrs Huberty Mrs Peter Sleferling Mrs Keller Mrs Hartman Mra Strother Mrs Burns Mrs Konlg Mrs Tom Troy Mrs Buckltn Miss Scharf Mrs Nolan Young Lady Waitresses Lena Grafflgna Alfa Troy Annie Kramer Mary Bucklln Lucinda Konlg Lena Rocca Margaret Kramer Gertrude Trimherger Beatrice Bowe Irene Jones Mary Merkel Riga Hu- wife Mra Cross and his uncle Ira berty Cross from Florida Program Committee Hart Is building ft new house President Mrs Charles Wadman I on the property recently purchased by Vice-president Mrs Bawden Ljm from Nicola Greco Committee May McLachlan Emms BurroUghs is building ft home Pntz Castle Gammon Lillian Soucle nr-hnsed Mrs Merkel Mary Bragg Mrs the trecently purchased Gordon on the Priest tract Refreshment Committee Ml3 Emly Foraer President Mrs Gordon "88day her hm Vice-president Miss OTrlmberger county after ft long visit with her Committee Mrs Jones Mrs Bol- parents here Mr and Mrs For linger Mary Bragg ster Assistants Waiter Taylor Octave There will be a meeting next Wed- nesday evening In French Camp to Orchestra and music John Bauer- he voted fc 7 ments will be served at the close of tha meeting Castorla Grange at Its last meeting I Saturday evening decided to have ft dance In the near future respondence Record KRAUT NO 2 CANS Usually sold 15c or two for 25c newpack quality guaranteed Wednesday Special canf 10c Wednesday Special three can3 28c Wednesday Special six cans 55c FRUIT CRANBERRIES qnsrt 10c QUINCES box 30c TOKAY GRAPES box 35c MUSCAT GRAPES box 40c VERDELLE GRAPES box 35c BLACK PRINCE GRAPES box 25c SMITH CIDER APPLES 4-ticr box 90c BELLEFLEUR APPLES 4-tier box 85c BELLEFLEUR APPLES 4-tier box 75c NEWTOWN PIPPIN APPLES 3)4-tier box $100 WAX PirPIN APPLES 4-tier box 85c VEGETABLES We carry in stock by far thejargest assortment of First-class Vegetables in Stockton Any of our regular customers will vouch for this statement STRING BEANS three pounds 7l0c GREEN PEAS two pounds 15c CABBAGE (average eight pounds) each 5c GREEN CORN dozen 20c WATERMELONS Large size each 5c SWEET POTATOES 12 '2 pounds 25c BELL PEPPERS Dozen small 8c large 10c box 15c CHILI PEPPERS pound 5c CANTALOUPES Dozen small 10c large 20c CELERY Large and crisp head 5c CAULIFLOWER Large heads two for 15c OYSTER PLANT PARSNIPS ONIONS etc bunch 5c TOMATOES box 20c CAS ABAS Large size each 10c' LETTUCE Extra large crisp heads three for 5c CIDER Fresh sweet direct from Santa Cruz Credit stores advertise at 50c per gallon On Sale per gallon 35c GRAPE JUICE RED WING BRAND Made from Concord grapes by the Puritan Food Products Company Purest fruit juice richest in flavor One trial and you will use no other On Sale four-ounce bottle 10c four bottles 35c On Sale half-pint Dottle 15c three bottles 40? On Sale pint bottle 22c two bottles 43c On Sale quart bottle 38c two bottles 75c POULTRY DRESSED OR ALIVE We have just erected a large sanitary poultry-house and will carry in stock a good supply of live poultry Phone your wants to us Todays prices YOUNG PULLETS OR ROOSTERS dressed pound 24c YOUNG PULLETS OR ROOSTERS Alive pound 22c YOU SHOULD KNOW That we sell an especially well flavored SPECIAL BLEND COFFEE at 20c per pound You will find the flavor equal to any 25c blend on the market "Call for Blend No 5 That we are 15c per sack under the market on high-patent flour That our prices average 20 per cent below credit store prices That it costs us 10 to 12 per cent of our sales to do business 5 per cent of that is for salaries to ourselves (stockholders) that it costs the average grocer 18 to 25 per cent and his credit losses which often amount to 5 per cent or more Who Pays This Extra Expense? ASPARAGUS IIATCIIET BRAND TIPS Regular No 1 square tins usually sold 20c or two for 35c Wednesday Special three cans 42c Wednesday Special six cans 83c Wednesday Special twelve cans $165 SOUP VAN CAMPS Tomato Oxtail Chicken Mock Turtle Vegetable Beef Cream of Celery Consomme Mutton Broth etc Wednesday Special three cans 23c Wednesday Special six cans 45c COFFEE NO 1 CARACOL This is a very popular coffee in the East Very few grocers carry it in the West Those who do sell Caracol at 40c per pound Our regular price is 35c Wednesday Special pound 29c ONIONS AUSTRALIAN BROWN Smooth fancy stock sacks average 115 pounds On Sale Wednesday sack 50c On Sale Wednesday 40 pounds 25c HONEY COMB ONE-POUND SQUARE We are overstocked Wednesday Special 20c grade 15c Wednesday Special 15c grade two for 25c Wednesday Special 13c grade i 10c 4 1 MARy PICKFORO IM VLTTk? ueen' Pickford the celebrated Famous Players star attains her latest and greatest triumph The true spirit of romance permeates the delightful play and the clever star Is equally effective in the humorous and serious episodes of the drama Owing to the high cost of this production the admission will be 16 cents ij LATHROP Oct 20 The Stockton Commercial College base ball team crossed bats with a pickup team from Lathrop here Sunday afternoon The visiting team won by a score of 3 to 0 The same team Is to play here again next Sunday and the IthropCorrtK)nd6nc Bocord club hopes to have all Its playeTS RIPON Oct 20 8 Moulton present The features of the game Dickey South and were the pitching of Manager Taylor smothers attended the meeting at Es ftnd the throw by Cole from left field Uuon Monday evening of the county to Laurence at (he home plate boards of trade and different organl- Jjathrop Soclul Club zatlons called by Dustin of Owing to the notices sent out by Stockton Secretary Costello theTe was Mrs- Anna Campbell wax a poasen-the largest crowd In attendance at er on the evening train yesterday for the Lathrop Social Club Thursday Wichita Falls Texas It being her first evening that there has been for av stop on ft tour of the eastern states In era! months Cards and dancing wereth interest of ths exposition Indulged In At the business meeting It was decided to change the meetlnglrnVtMFRn AT CHI FfiR night from Thursday to Tuesday WJiYimLKUAL WLLIA1C BABY MINE Of all the pralso accorded by the New York and London press to "Baby Mine" which comos to the Yosemlte Sunday matinee and evening October 25th none is more appreciated by ifargaret Mayo author of the play than the statement of the New York Press that It te the funniest play ever written "Baby Mine" ran for one solid year at Daly theater NeW York and reached its second year at Sir Charles Wyndhams Criterion the- ater London Baby Mine ls ft laugh that rolls into ft thousand 1 Art You Going To Win The $10000? Advertisement Dally Record per month $9 cent W0N FROM TRACY TEAM The Stockton Commercial College base ball team was victorious at Tracy 8unday by a score of 2 to 0 Molt for the Stookton Commercial fanned 11 men and Taylor whiffed nine 8oor: ec owing to the fact that the meeting night has been so closely preceding the dances It was planned to serve a supper at the next meeting October 27th and the following committee was appointed to tike charge of it: Miss Mercedes Atlx Miss Mary Gilman Miss inima Brown and ths Misses Helen ind Annie Cushing 'Jiroilcni Woodmen Banco Next Friday evening October 23d the Lalhrop camp of Modern Wood- NEW-I-DEA Mercantile Co 6446-8 Market Sl Phone 37 Bushman Taylor and Molt and Lawrence.