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FOUR THE SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1910. The Santa Ana Register PUBLISHED EVERY EVENINO EXCEPT SUNDAY THE PuhilHhiuvworn itai F. BA MG A RTNEi Manager T. fi. STEPHENSON.

Associate. H. DUCKETT. Bu Mgr. SUBSCRIPTION rates One Year advance, b.r carrier, $5.00 Oae advance, Ter Mouth them, but the PROFOUNDLY DEPRAVED are not like other men hampered by such inconvenient things as principles, and SELDOM MAKE A MISTAKE in casting their ballots.

THEY want just the kind of government YOU would keep out, and the surest way to get what YOU want is want, en though you might otherwise have ubts about it. -----WOMAN'S HEROIC WAYS TELEPH Sunset, Main 4 BER OF THEF.D PRESS POLITICAL INFORMATION NEEDED there ought to be a Political Intorma- tion Bureau established for the convenience of busy voters, it couid obtain inside informa ion as to the candidates and measures proposed and regularly supply its members free of with a fee for outsiders. The main drawback to such a scheme would be the uncertainty of the information furnished. It would he all right so long as it was in the right hands, but the trouble would be to keep it there. at the last session of our state legislature that was known as "The People's Lobby," and it did vice for the public.

Ar ever, can form lore, that could give out tion as per order. it, there is the same daD and other Bureaus as there is in any other branch of political activity. No, the only sure way is for THE VOTER TO DEVOTE ENOUGH TIME AND ATTENTION TO SUCH THINGS TO ENABLE HIM TO ACT INTELLIGENTLY. There ought to be ways by which he may ascertain how to vote without taking much time from his business to size up the situation. This applies to all sides of of all questions, whether local, state or national, though not with the some certainty to the latter as to the former two.

What is the citizen to do in self against im say follow your course depends are. You must leaders before them without investigating as to whither they are leading. This again takes time that you are not willing to spare. It would be far better to take the necessary time to do this and thoroughly inform yourself on the main points in the controversy, but this discussion proceeds on the ground that you are not willing to do this. The vicious elements on the other hand are not required to do this.

They know who their leaders are and act on orders. You have to spend time on them in convincing them how to vote. It is not with them a question as to the best way to carry on the municipal, county or state government, hut how to get the most out of it. The word goes down the line and that settles it. This element is also at the polls early and late, for it means business to them.

This line of thought might be followed indefinitely, but to make a long story short, the following suggestions are now submitted: start out by following any one. Give first heed to the WORST MEN you can think of. Look over the men that you know' HAVE VICIOUS leanings. FIND OUT HOW THEY STAND or rather WHOM THEY" FOLLOW. See? Even if they 1 have no orders they know by instinct who their leaders They know' it much better than you do, and seldom make a mistake.

Between you and them are men of all shades of char- acter who be swayed this wray or that as the situation happens to strike The Forum Brief communications win be published under this head, provided they be signed by the author, or the author's name be sent to the Editor as an evidence of good faith. However, the Editor shall be the sole judge as to the propriety of publishing any communicati and the Register assumes no responsibility for any views that may be expressed in this column. Copyright Hirt jcharfner Mirx witl but her Lobi) int sere, how- twist in agony or feaze her. A man ed would groan and bu; milady smiles and c-'h'A if hink of Truly she is a tiougn sue it. heroine, and could her qualities be directed to some cause ger i 1 at inn that is worry of such attributions, it are showing the new fall styles of trimmed hats and are now ready to take orders.

Miss Schumacher. ladies' hatter, corner Fifth and Main streets. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ill-meaning him- Some will ut this of ur leaders mighty sure of your consent to follow osition leader: on who TOR gentle mares, one large mare in foal, or exchange for driving horse or colts. 527 E. Washington Ave.

ERE'S illustration of the new Shape- maker model in clothes, the latest and best idea in) young clothes, made by Hart Schaffner Marx The trousers stay in place even without a belt; cial style for young Better see it, FOR Steel Range, good as new; cheap. Geo. W. Barnes, Duena Station miles east of Garden Grove. FOR acre orange ranch in city limits of Orange.

Inquire S29 St. Phone Black 1021. FOR rooms with good board in private family. 829 St. Phone Black 1021.

FOR SALE- Phone Red FOR SALE- 176. 712 -12 young Geo. W. Jersey Cowv W. Walnut.

pigs. Phone Stinchfield. 2020 N. Main St. pickers.

Apply Y'ou can pay more but you'll never buy better clothes. Suits $20 to $30 Suits of other makes at from $10 to $18 et Habit trading W. A. Huff This store is the home of Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes FOR wheel chair, good condition. Call 1003 street.

MARY MANNERING IS BATTLING FOR LIFE weight with strap attached. Finder please leave at Fmit street store. 316 Fruit St. as clerk by married man. grocery preferred.

Address Box 77, Register office. NEW YORK, Sept. physicians at Roosevelt Hospital, where Mary Mannering, the actress, was recently operated on for appendicitis, have issued a bulletin saying FOR to Rocks, thoroughbred cockerels, hatched in April. White pullets and March and -Basley stock the patient is doing favorably, other i reports from the hospital say the actress is battling for her life. Miss Mannering became ill at rehearsal last Monday.

She was formerly the wife of the popular actor, James K. Hackett. A Warning In view of the much discussed events of the past summer, let us consider the dangerous character of idle words; how they add fuel to the ilames of anger; how many heartaches they cause; how many times they have turned a friend into an enemy. Let us watch carefully and guard against those interior risings of evil spirit, that finally prompt us to the bitier use of our tongue. And especially let us beware of those foolish threats so many of us are in the habit of uttering against the helpless animals, when our reason tells us we would not actually commit such a deed.

But, oh, the power of habit! It is only one step from threatening an animal to uttering threats against our own kind. And let it he impressed upon our memory howr many have faced death; yea, and found death, on the strength ot a few misspoken words. Let us, mothers, reason together and resolve to be more careful of those threats toward our children, who look up to us with half-fearful believing. Consider the result of a threat and an immediate accident. Only a few' years ago a child in this county died believing that its mother had caused its death! Why? Simply because of the mother's continual harsh language and threats.

Oh, mothers and fathers, let us be warned in time, lest reproach walk by our side day and night. During this summer we have witnessed a very present example, of one who loved home, who was ever patient and tender to mother and family, who would trouble to ister chloroform to a suffering dog 3 SpG- that it might have a painless death, of whom numberless instances of kindness might be one we now see suffering not only the loss of one near and dear, but separa- tion from little children whom he had 1 most intimately and tenderly cared for, taken from a home he was sel- dom absent from, witnessing the suf- fering of tin aged and beloved moth- er, under the shadow of a fearful ac-1 cusation; and most probably all on the strength of a foolish threat, such I as you and I are too often guilty of. 1 Let us amend our today, i the accepted time. I idle word that men shall speak they shall give account there- us re- i joiee and be thankful that though we be judged by our words and judged by our (Revelation, that still when we come before the Great Father of our spirits, word shall divide asunder even the thoughts and intents of our (Hebrews and that He who is the Divine Trinity will judge us, not as the world judges, but in our threefold nature, of body, soul and spirit, as manifested by our works, our words and the secret thoughts and intents of our hearts. thy heart with all Prov.

4:23. ElECIION RESULT BEING ANNOUNCED Johnson Got Total Vote of 101,666 and Wallace Captured 66,762 Votes TpEMPLp I eatr PHONE. SLACK 1 22i Or.A.M Roberts Proprietor and this Big Show --Reels- Four SACRAMENTO, Sept. first complete returns of the state of tie August primary election were an- nouuced hist night by Secretary of State C. F.

Curry, showing a total vote for governor of 272,211. Of this' number Hiram Johnson, the Republican nominee, received 101,666. vote came within 12,273 of equaling the votes of Curry, Ander-! son, S.union and Ellery, the other four Republican candidates. The to-! tal Republican vote was 215,605. Bell; received 47,369 votes.

Four- 4-000 Feet of New Pictures A Cheyenne Western Drama, Shorty at the Comedy, Drama, Betty as an Errand Comedy, Hunting Comedy, Saturday afternoon, Sept: 17 th grand gift matinee ELEGANT CUP AND SAUCER FOR EACH LADY, HAND- COME EARLY TO WATCH FOR THIS RANCH LIFE IN THE SOUTHWEST Sept. 19-20-21 The completing of the returns has SOME PREbENT E0R BOYS AND GIRLS, oeen delayed by the non-segregation 1 GET ONE, of the vote of Sonoma county into precincts. The Sonoma county officials have been asked to give the vote as desired, so that the vote for members of the legislature can be determined. Result of Tabulation The vote for the candidate for nomination for governor, lieutenant governor, and for associate justice of the Supreme court, prepared by YV. H.

Govan of ihe office of the secretary of state, is given below. This com- pletes the count as far as determined last night: For Governor: Hiram Johnson, Republican 101,666 Chas. F. Curry, Republican 55,390 Alden Anderson, Republican 38,295 Philip A. Stanton, Republican 18,226 Nathaniel Ellery, Republican 2,028 Theodore A.

Bell, 47,369 Stitt Wilson, Socialist 4,554 S. P. Meads. 1,682, Scattering 3,001 i Program for Wed. and Thur.

The Tenderfoot Parson, Jenks Day Off, Life for a Life, Spitfire, Electrified Humpback, 4000 FEET OF SHOW 2 SINGERS 2 men, Toial vote ..................................272,211 Sloss Has 102,888 M. C. Sloss, Republican ..........102,888 Henry A. Melvin, Republican 101,197 Cutris D. Wilbur, 85,986 Wm.

P. James, Republican 33,943 vVm. P. Lawlor, Democrat 38.459 Benj. F.

Bledsoe, Democrat 37,896 I Socialist 2,296 Prohibition 648 Scattering 2,657 For Lieutenant Governor. A. J. Wallace, Republican 66,762 F. V.

Creeling, Republican 61,039 Bert L. Farmer, Republican 42,778 Richard Ferris, Republican 28.236 Timothy Spellacy, 44.174 Socialist 2,863 Prohibition 722 Scattering 1,062 Total .............................................247,636 Program for Fri. and Sat. Nights In the Goldfields, The Prairie Postmistress, Among the Roses, The Mad Hermit, 5000 FEET OF SHOW SATURDAY NIGHT The Biggest Show Ever Produced in Santa Ana Adults purchasing tickets for Saturday matinee will be given tickets for their children free, EXTRA Music Saturday Might TRAVELING MAN HAS TROUBLE WITH HIS FALSE TEETH H. M.

S. Miss Jessie Flook left today for a few days vacation with friends in Santa Barbara. Herman J. Powell, Holt north of Tustin, R. D.

1. Phone noon or evening, Red 1989. now for the fall term Orange County Business College. of FOR che buggy and harness ap. Apply 1010 Van Ness.

Count- Business College office is open for enrollments. stenographer for out of town position, $80 per month. Must be as proficient as an Orange County Business College graduate. Apply college office. will ad on a County Business College, Santa Ana.

Fall term Sept. 5. OUR NEW TEAS are in and they are the finest qualities that ever have been offered in Santa Ana. Our prices are no higher than you are asked to pay for inferior grades. First picking of Japan Tea 60c lb.

An excellent grade of Japan Tea at lb. Ceylon Tea, delicious flavor 60c lb. Pinhead Gunpowder lb. Imperial Tea lb. and Teas to 75c per can FOR N.

Phone Black 2522. Mathews, 401 South Bristol. TO on first-class real estate security. D. G.

Cole, 711 N. Main. FOR nice rooms, furnished for housekeeping. 1002 French, corner Tenth. Parsons McNaught 41G-418 West Fourth 8t Both Phonee FOR drop-head sewing machine.

Inquire 201 S. Sycamore. FOR furnished rooms equipped for housekeeping. Strictly modern, and new. 412 E.

Pine. MARRIAGE LICENSES STANLEY-TAYLOR J. Stan- ley, 26, of Concepcion del Oro, I and Gertrude M. Taylor, 27, of San- i ta Ana, on Sept. 14, 1910.

MART1NEZ-C ARDEN Mar- tinez, 27, and Nellie Cardenas, 17, both of Santa Ana, on Sept. 14, 1910. School Opens Sept. 26th Buy your school books and supplies at the big book store, where everything needed is kept. Crayolas and Rulers free if you buy your books here, Free pennants to high school pupils who buy their books of us, The Right Thing in the Right Place people that are ruptured and wear a truss do not understand the importance of having it fitted right; it takes one of experience to do this.

Times without number a pad for left side is put on a truss that should have been on the right side. Then, again, your truss keeps shifting. This should not be so. Go into Drug Store if you are ruptured and have them fit you. No charge for advice.

They are telling a good story on a Santa Ana traveling guess who. His train arrived at destination at 6 a. m. He overslept and was obliged to leave the train only partially dressed. After completing his toilet he went to the best hotel in town, and, i being very hungry, a chronic condition of most traveling men, he ordered a tempting breakfast.

The first bite convinced him that he was no more able to eat it than he was when a month old. He had left his store teeth under his pillow in the sleeping car! He went to the depot to wire for his teeth and found three trains standing side by side. In a moment porters, conductors and brakemen were hunting through the trains for the lost teeth. Meantime, the passengers were giving the toothless salesman the horse laugh. Some one suggested asking the train dispatcher, who, when appealed to, located the car, which had been detached, and was under a shed on a side track.

The porter was still in his car and when asked about the teeth broke into a broad grin, showing a splendid Western Jubilee Singers auspices Epworth League of the First Church, Hall Tuesday Sept. 20 Eight great colored entertainers, Everyone a star, Tickets 35c and 50c, Children 25c, On sale after Saturday morning at White Cross Drug Store, hile visiting the Orange County set of ivories, which was proof he had Street Fair at Orange, Sept. 22 to 24,. appropriated the lost teeth to his don forget to call on Coones Co. TT Everything in the grocery line.

I own use. He handed over the teeth We are a Savings with a Bank Santa Ana Book Store 105 W. 4th. 4118 N. Main books at Thacker's Angeles prices.

that good? and was well paid for his honesty. The at Los salesman went back to the hotel and A sound ordered another breakfast, and this I time did it full justice. He says that hereafter, when going to bed in a books, tablets, pencils, sleeping car, he will tie a string to his erasers, etc. Anything you need. See teeth and Lang them around his neck.

Thacker. Dr. H. Robertson, Physician and Surgeon, Jffice Cor. 3rd and Main opposite City Both Phones.

visiting the Orange County Street Fair at Orange, Sept. 22 to 24. forget to call on Coones Co. Everything in the grocery line. Ruth Taylor announces her Fall Millinery Opening Saturday, Sept.

17. arc now being booked and seats reserved for the fall opening of Orange County Business College. Santa Ana, Cai. J. W.

McCormac, President. visiting the Orange County Street Fiir at Orange, Sept. 22 to 24, fr get to call on Coones Co. Everytl mg in the grocery line. sacks for sale.

Keeler, Garden Grove. Junkin line of second hand cars; from $190 to 2600. Fourth Street Garage. Commercial Department Which means'we are prepared to grant to the merchant, the farmer and the professional man i every accomodation consistent with sound banking. Orange County Savings Bank!.