The Register from Santa Ana, California • Page 4

THE SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 28, 1911. He Santa Ana Register EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THE PUBLISHING COMPANY S. P. BAUMGARTNER. Mannger.

i E. STEPHENSON, 3. T. DUCKETT, Mgr. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year In Advance, by Year in Advance, by mall J4.00 Far Month ROc telephones Punaet.

Main Home MEMBER OF THE UNITED PRESS In the Post office In San'a Ana. Oak. as second-class matter. COUNTY VALUES AND TAX RATES ir ti igures on tho as- Southern Califor- otal tax rate, ae- iven out by State Total State atol t.5n 2.1'• "The Good ('lathes Store." Overcoats AND Cravenettes MADE WITH OUR NEW CONVERTI- I BLE COLLAR. FROM THE FINEST OF ROUGH AND SMOOTH FABRICS.

THE SELECTION IS SPECIALLY LARGE IN COATS PRICED AT "Get the with W. A. HUFF FACTORY Mob Menaced Men After Surprising Verdict Jurymen I THE RED ROSE OU l.so Un iti 22, Those personal friends of Miss Tari et i worc disposcd io rail ar audience tue tiranti last niglii fi noi applaudinu inoro cuthusias- siumld ratiier have congratu- star and oxeellent company on faci that they were pla.tirg io a ltouse three-fourths hat ilio usuai fate of turni p'. iyors wii come io Santa Ana ai leasr ii has been so generally in pasi, bui now we are hoping for ih ti or things in tliat way. Last A Series of Articles on The Tariff Question BY EDWARD M.

NEALLEY FIFTH INSTALLMENT NEW VOIIK, Dec. hysterical and screaming mob of relatives and friends of the 147 victims of the shirtwaist factory fire I fought tho cordon of police that surrounded Max Blanck and Isaac the proprietors of the factory, after their acquittal today on the specific charge of responsibility for the death of Margaret Schwartz, who was asphyxiated on the ninth floor. jury was out an hour and three finutes. Mrs. O.

H. P. Belmont, who atteml- jed the trial, denounced the I verdict as a great injustice to labor TORPEDO BOftT IN MENl PERIL Farrington Tossed By Heavy S6as off Cape Boats to Rescue ais there and th lighted the the applausi louder and sidering the ment, which demonstra were very few vacant "Red Rose" players de- large audience. True, might justly have been more insistent; Ana is conservativi not to say DR. WILEY CN ORANGES order cially was such nous.

night have vt Miss me it luti arisfact ion. he fact that Mb in Santa Ana unit a for an much larger but pera- and un- dilegniat- no Barnett once is undoubtedly attendance last than it would a on the public teen without this personal in the star. But she and her nil pan accredited with nod reputation, and they lived up i the highest expectation. Mis- Barnett's work is brilliant nd In appearane and ar- oti is (pule Freneny or oriental a combination of lliese. 'In mgs and talks tike Am cun pen ir! she point arked dramatic is amplestiona tile ability- -she Judged from view she is is possessed and artistic le.

Hers is a sings, dances What Big Ja: Arc For mu The Red Rose IV mu: y. the plot, th ondary and sic, dancing, iigue T'- tl palm wa Ron nice can or it ter cost inning are excelle The scene upc tain rose for th beautiful. It wa palace, thronged coat is a musical is the story told is quite icn some. But the fun-provoking dia- stage which the second act was the grounds of a with men in frock and high silk hats, and ladies in harem skirts and wide hats. And these harem skirts are just as pretty as they can be, too.

They look are quite modest, and Altogether have a very distinguished appearance. They are not older, very well adapted to high kicking, or I and might be a little inconvenient or expository in geting on and off strei i ears or in and out of automo- 1 biles, but when it comes to that SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION The German tariff act of ISiU marks the beginning of a new period of tariff history. A new set of economic conditions cante into existence about that time. During the nineteenth century the nations were one by one passing from an agricultural type of industry to a manufacturing type, from handcraft tu machinery, from the individual proprietor to the big corporation, from rural community to great city. This transition is now practically ac- cornplished in the leading nations.

Broadly speaking, there are no longer any infant industries. Industry is a giant. Everywhere industry is diversified and specialized. The principle of protection has a legitimate field of operation in any period which represents a transition from a lower to a higher type of life where two facts are present. 1.

Where some forms are in advance of others in scale of development, and, 2. Where competition prevails. his is the theoretical justification of the doctrine of protection. There have been two notable transitions in the pasi when protection was thus a constructive force, the one political and the other industrial. When the feudal system broke up in Europe in the 1.7th century, poli- ticai chaos reigned.

The need of that time was nation-building. The mor- i untile system, whose central idea was proKctive restrictions, arose in response to that demand. Nation-building was fostered and helped by the mercantile policy. The first great achievement of the protection principle was political; the second great achievement was in the nineteenth century and was industrial. The transition from the old domestic system to the modern factory system began in England about 1750, and for nearly a century England remained far in advance of all other nations in industrial development.

Now the rest of the great nations have caught up with her. The period of transition is practically at an end. The problem today is not nation-building; it is inter-nation-building. It is not the development of pioneer conditions, but the exchange of manufactured products- a growing commerce. Industry has overflowed national boundary lines like gushing oil wells.

The protective tariff is an obstruction to this bow. Reciprocity is simply the protective tariff slowly committing suicide. The world slogan today is. Down with the bars! Away with the barriers and fences! The religious expression of ibis demand, is that old truth. Yo are brethren.

Its ethical form is, you can realize your own life only as you enter into other lives. Indsutrialiy, it is summed up in the French phrase, "Baissez, passer," let goods pass ireely. You cannot pen up this new flow of life in water tight compartments. It will burst them ti you tr.v to do it. There are no foreign lands now; "only the stars are for- 1 eigu Co-operate or die.

lias tin- law of survival, the eondi lion of success. As one writer puts it. men will not co-operate of tlieir own accord. Nature will seize bold of i Pern ant! crack their eraniums to I spoke of the tariff as a habit of mind. I meant that Habit of mind which projects into the present, point of view; that attitude which looks to the past tor its of excellence and wisdom whereby to solve problems, instead of solving them by today e.x- In the thinking of the present men are not looking for final oniv for next steps in an endless flux of experiences that are never repeated.

The movement of world forces the present time is From a protective tariff to an unimpeded world commerce, From competition to co-operation, From militarism to peace. From nationalism to humanity. Down with the bars! "Each age is a dream that is dying, Or one is coming to birth." WASHINGTON. Dec. dispatches to the navy department today tell of imminent danger to the torpedo boat Farrington, which is in distress 15 miles north- si of iiatteras.

The revenue cutter and the scout cruiser are hurrying to the rescue. The seas off the cape are running high, and it is feared me may founder with all on board. Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days druggist will refund money if Pazo OIr.tment fails to cure any i case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in (i to 14 days. 50c. We do superior work on shirts, collars and cuffs.

Kindly qive us a trial. The New Laundry, 901 East Fifth street. Both phones. For ring, perfect stone, Tiffany setting. Address Box 32, Register office.

Canyon coal, $13 per larden Grove. Junkin Keeler. then ar skin funny people of the pan uni d. dark irate. (b really very wilty.

makc you lattgh without foel- kickiug yourself for having glicd. Of those Joseph W. Staud, as "Spiegol," a picturo dealer, I Elisworth, as Joy- pocial nient ion. Tliey rare, but not racy. a little He Mme.

as the slie vas il, FI PLI! FOR AMERICAN GOODS IN EUROPEAN 1RES in and see tlie New White Sit latest' land most up-to-date Sewing I 1 Repairs tor all, rented. i I J. R. Dean 304 North Main St. TV an and I Party He Belonged To mgs Wrdl, 1 to i ated Ion ill right.

Otlur good fun-makers wen Darcy, as "Alonzo Lorimei Edwin Burns as Ymciican millionaires Erne Mau. and both W. Talboys was als. Laceby, as "Hon. Lionel who cannot check his love, a good tnirth-provoker.

Indeed, (he entire company wa; good, and Manager I Im is to I congratulated upon securing ii tot The Grand. Un RED STAR SAIL UNDER OLD TO GLORY Ad. )RK. rii OIL JL Li in, CEDA A PI DS. IOWA, Hams and Bacon.

by a ov and is the meat s. er than for inferior the ice is i have rades .11 the hiirh- 1 Why imi pet the best Parsons McNaugnt 416-418 4th St BOTH PHONES C7 Ik.a! ma It is beginning to be apparent that numbers of large industires in the! Fnited States whose interests have; not, despite strong government, of- forts, been accorded fair treatment: abroad, are going to make strenuous, efforts to enable the government of, the Fnited States to properly care for, those interests. 'Singularly enough, although inter-j est is usually taken in reeommenda- tions of the President respecting foreign relations, the Press seems not i to have grasped the importance of President recommendation for the change referred tu. it is claimed! that the retaliatory clause of tho law' as it now stands has probably proved; effective in securing for Fnited States! exports generally fair tariff inent. Discriminations, however, against I American trade have apparently not! yet all been removed.

This is evi-i deneed by complaints, for instance) in the South, of the discriminatory treatment which tho Government of. Austro-Hungary accords cottonseed I oil. It is said that the market is closed for the oil; that I lie former trade of approxi-j mutely five millions of dollars pur. annum lias been utterly destroyed! by increase of the tariff. The fertilizer manufacturing indus-, try in the South, as well as the fon-j sumers of fertilizers throughout the; country, believe that if a modification! of tion 2 can he secured, tht unfortunate situation respecting i he price of potash salts can be speedily and satisfactorily cleared The instances above are but two' of a large number of similar com-j plaints, but they are of particular in-i terest to the people of the South.

Sentiment appears to be rapidly! '-Mowing for the view that the Democratic party can, with much credit, red sealed and to itself, aid in relieving such situa-; tions as the above, by heeding the! de payable to the Trustee recommendation of President. He; Id" must P. filed with the Clerk should be empowered, in his discre tion, to increase by administrative order, the duty on one or more articles now imported certain' foreign countries under the minimum; tariff necessarily to full extent of the maximum rate (25 per cent to such inter-1 mediate rates (5 per nr. 10 per cu it more 4 a-; in iiut.n^uni may be required to secure iair nu nt for American products, and to apply such rates not only to dutiable articles, but. also to articles now- on the free list, or to either er both classes as may best serve the purpose in view.

Blues to 28. The oniaud. which years under tin henceforth fly tlm change are owners, but it of NEW Star line sailed for gian flag, stars and The ret specified aid tha! pending completion Panama 1 has something to do vith it. The Kroonlands sister ship, be I aland, will also return to American registry within a few Probably both will later oilier the American coastwise trade Pa itie and Atlantic ports via (he Panama canal. Rf has lite not Favorite Fiction Always Gives Me the Have to Loaf." "I Tell You, Old Chap, a Man Is Happiest When rull of Work.

"Nothing Makes a Fellow So Fn- eonifortable as to Feel That He Earning His "Yes, Occasionally 1 Attend Bull Games, But Really 1 Enjoy My Work treat -1 Hangs So Heavy on Hand. Don't You Know, When One Is Idle!" 1 SELL SAMPLE SHOES Shoes made to sell at $3.50 to $5.00. My prices always the same. Shoes, $2.50. Ladies' Shoes $2.00 and $2.50.

Sample Shoe Store 503 North Main St. glasses are the genuine bifocals. The and lenses are one solid No no cement. Kryptoks are the in bifocals DR. WILCOX Eyesight Specialist 210 W.

Fourth St. Book Store. NOTICE ci TO CONTRA It. on Key. Clerk Placen lia.

TORS Si 0(1 bids for of Toilet rarnmar Sc at the residence! if the Trustee difenda I umi, Ofliee 30-31 id it a ilied at lit H. Kiev. Santa Ana. ds must be Odivi aeeeuipa nice Ir a Ci rtified clic i te per cent of the amount eel. Kl lev PM; Ail hi shall be ci 11 la i It the bid Board.

of the Board mi or before the 11th day of January, 1912, at 1:30 p. fit which tirpe said bids will be opened in public ihe po sent boot building. Placentia, California. The Hoard the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the Board of Trustees of the Placentia.

School District. wEO. B. KEY; ('It i for i uoentia School District. 44C-MM.

I Cheese Largest variety of any market in town. Neufchatel, Pimento, Imported Swiss, Breakfast, MeLarens Imperial Roquefort, Cream lirick, Limbcrger and Long Horn. NEWMARKET 111 East Fourth St. Phones: Home 102, Main 65. BEST Canned Goods When you want the best canned he kind that arc put up in such a way that they retain the natural for Monarch Brand Canned Fruits and Vegetables.

All who try them say they are best. The Kenton Grocery 220 E. 4th. Both Phones 54 THU. FRI.

DEC. 28, 29 Two Nights Only The Red Cross Reel A picture every one should see. Fire and Smoke Broadway lore in Id's Angeles A BIG SHOW 4000 Feet of Pictures Engagement Edith Mote Company Nothing Like it in Vaudeville. Two shows nightly, 7:30 and 9 p. 111 siiarp.

No Extra Charge. See Awakening of John Bond The Mirror Theatre Co. Thursday and Friday FIVE NEW REELS Matinee Saturday at 2 p. m. PLACENTIA Orange Cal.

You don't pioneer when you move to Placcnto. Thai stage of this new packing and shipping town was past six months ago. With the building of the Santa Fe's new main line east through the famous Placentia district, Placentia Townsite came into existence as a business center for this thickly settled and wealthy community. The orange growers built live large packing houses lo handle the production. (Three more packing house sites have been procured.) Placentia today, twenty-six miles from Los Angeles is a thriving go-ahead town with all city conveniences, such as bank, hotels, large stores, newspaper, lumber yard, garage, etc.

Placentia will not stay a town; that is inexpressive of its future. Placentia, the center of a district equal to Riverside and Redlands, must be a city. Already there are over a thousand people dependent on Placentia as a distributing point, which makes for active business. An ideal climate, beautiful surroundings, good water, and plenty of work in all lines, produce perfect living conditions. Placentia offers unexcelled opportunities for Merchandising, Homemaking or Investment.

REMEMBER Placentia Townsite is over one-half sold out. Yet you can still buy at the original prices and on tlie original terms. Let us show you both the Possibilities and the Actualities at Placentia. Do not select land for a home or investment until you have seen Placentia. Harold S.

Cook Company 718-720 Trust and Savings Bldg. Los California. A straight row is made possible by the construction of the Superior Beet Drill if the driver is all right, it has higher wheels than other drills, and is equipped ith a third wheel, which makes it run steadier. have this drill in all sizes. also carnythe Superior Grain Drill As well as Rollers, Cultivators, Syracuse Plows, and the Bcnccia-l fancock Disc Plow.

Everything for the Farmer. Harness, Carriage Implement Company W.C. JEROME, Mgr. Corner and Third Sts. Both Phones FOR SALE Fine well broke 4-year-old Horse This is a splendid horse for any kind of farm work, strong, and free of big bargain.

One work team, harness and wagon. One surrey and set. of driving harness. They can be seen at the HOME FEED YARD at 211 East Fifth St. Through Car TO Pasadena Jan.

1,1912 For Tournament of Roses Leave Santa Ana ...............................................7:15 a. in. Leave Pasadena ..................................................4:30 p. m. Other trains leave Santa Ana for Pasadena ................................11:50 a.

m. and 3:48 p. m. Special Round Trip Fare $1.20. F.

T. Smith, Santa Fe Phones 11..