anaheim-gazette 1903-10-22

It is announced another "mass meeting" of people interested in Huntington's electric railway will be held at Garden Grove on Saturday evening to instill energy into the rapidly cooling sentiment about conceding a free right of way for the line through the community. It is added that a delegation of citizens from Santa Ana will be present to assist in the enthusiasm, which for one cause and another seems to have cooled since the full of the moon. Personally, we should like to see the electric railway enter Orange county, be its route what it may, for we consider that no greater benefit could accrue to the county at the present time from any other thing. But business is business, and the Santa Ana board of trade, which some months ago offered Huntington a free right of way through the county, might just as well understand that rights of way through small holdings cost money, and that it might prepare first as last to go down into its jeans and dig up the necessary wherewithal to purchase it. The route, as has been previously pointed out, cuts through scores of holdings, many of them five and ten acres in area, and an easement 100 feet in width running diagonally through these small farms, cutting through barns and residences, is not to be expected without adequate compensation. Nor can adjoining property owners be expected to re-imburse these farmers for such damages as will inevitably be sustained by them. The situation admits of but one business-like conclusion: either an easement must be purchased and paid for or right of way way will not be secured. Nor will it require any great shakes of cash to purchase it. A few thousand dollars will do the trick, and it is up to the county seat board of trade to rise to the majesty of the situation and solve the problem. More strangers are seen upon our streets daily than at any other time in the history with the western part of the country in uphold sturdy Americanism for all parts of the Americalation, and working strenuously for his election. That he should organize for the Louisiana Exposition at St. Louis an exhibit representing of the mining departments of all the land grants and universities of the United States has been of Professor S. B. Christy, dean of the minimum of the University of California. The University now has more students of mining enrolled in any other mining school in the world. The national exhibit to illustrate at methods of instruction in irrigation and irrigation is being organized by Elwood Mead, principal irrigation in the University of California. Mead has just printed his annual report as chapel investigations of the United States Department of Agriculture. The results are recorded of actions carried on in many different parts of the States by Professor Mead's corps of experts; the subjects discussed in this volume are the water and many practical questions connected distribution and use, such as the building off for impounding storm waters along Stony Creek,ifornia and in the Black Hills; means for seepage in the course of streams; irrigation in regions of the East, with a demonstration that to irrigate vegetables and small fruits in New measurements of the silt carried by the stream southwest; methods of pumping water, and the of excessive irrigation. In recent talks which the President has had political friends he has made it clear that longer tolerate the factional disturbances in Delaware. He has gone over the situation thoroughly with Judge Gray, whom he trusts minded jurist, and, as a consequence, he believed full grasp of the situation. The President has formal notice on Senators Ball and Allee that make no further pilgrimages to the executive with conflicting recommendations. He has given and the factions they represent every possibility to get together and reach satisfactory meetings, through which joint and not conflicting dations come to the White House. Apparently recently, there has been no real and easy to do this. The administration has been repeatedly drawn into factional differences, move has been construed as an indication of of the administration to aid one or the other... More strangers are seen upon our streets daily than at any other time in the history of the community, and the tide of in-coming easterners seems steadily setting toward this section. All portions of the county report activity in building, and during the year more substantial improvement has been made than at any previous time in the history of the valley. Anaheim is keeping step with the upward tendency. Many handsome residences have been recently completed and others are building. Moreover, several brick blocks are being contemplated, which, in addition to those recently completed, will give us an air of activity second to no similar community in the state. No locality offers greater advantages to the homeseeker than the country immediately surrounding this city. Residents of the community have the best and cheapest water and electric light rates afforded by any other city, and this fact has traveled beyond our borders. A recent visitor from France, who traveled through Southern California in the interest of a syndicate of Paris capitalists seeking investment in this state, had heard of our municipal utilities and commented upon them favorably in his reports to his home people. No valley in the state offers such opulent possibilities of the soil. Here one crop is barely off the trees when another claims attention. Walnuts are now being harvested, while the orange crop, which bids fair to be the largest ever produced, will in a few weeks fill packing houses to overflowing. Large crops of grain are being sent to market, and on all hands money is coming into the county in greater volume than ever before known. Orange is one of the smallest, but at the same time one of the richest, counties in the state. DENT H. ROBERTS of San Francisco, who has been in Los Angeles for some weeks past in the interest of W. R. Hearst, has leased premises on Broadway, near Fifth, where Mr. Hearst will shortly establish a new morning newspaper. An order has been placed in New York for seventeen linotype machines and two fast presses, and this equipment will, it is said, be shipped to Los Angeles within a few days. Hearst made an offer to purchase one of the Los Angeles morning papers, but the parties could not agree upon terms, yet it is said a purchase of the newspaper in question may be made by the first of the year. Quite a stir has been created in newspaper circles over the appearance of the new paper, which will make its debut in the near future. The annual county convention of the G. A. R. will be held at the headquarters of Sedgwick Post, in Santa Aus, November 4. The morning will be devoted to a business-minded jurist, and, as a consequence, he believe full grasp of the situation. The President formal notice on Senators Ball and Allee that make no further pilgrimages to the executive with conflicting recommendations. He has given and the factions they represent every possibility to get together and reach satisfactory unions, through which joint and not conflicting dations come to the White House. Apparently quite recently, there has been no real and easy to do this. The administration has been repeatedly drawn into factional differences, move has been construed as an indication of of the administration to aid one or the other tendring sides. No matter how carefully they has deliberated and how he has considered of the men offered for government positions in Delaware, he has been openly charged with one or the other of the factional leaders. No ident has decided that every future vacancy not covered immediately by a joint recommence the two senators from the state, he will fill with sulting with either of them. Instead, he will business and professional men, and those in to offer good names, irrespective of political relations, and in this way he will fill vacancies. Dent H. Roberts of San Francisco, who has been in Los Angeles for some weeks past in the interest of W. R. Hearst, has leased premises on Broadway, near Fifth, where Mr. Hearst will shortly establish a new morning newspaper. An order has been placed in New York for seventeen linotype machines and two fast presses, and this equipment will, it is said, be shipped to Los Angeles within a few days. Hearst made an offer to purchase one of the Los Angeles morning papers, but the parties could not agree upon terms, yet it is said a purchase of the newspaper in question may be made by the first of the year. Quite a stir has been created in newspaper circles over the appearance of the new paper, which will make its debut in the near future. The Independent Placentia Fruit Company centrally perfected independent fruit packing company perfected plans for handling the coming season. At the last meeting it was decided to limit pack to 150 cars and a contract was given to Fruit Company to handle the fruit. One man will be doing away with labels. Instead he and name of grower will be printed upon them. The following plan was adopted for doing bus fruit shall be pro-rated. All fruit packed shall name of the grower on the box and shall use identity. The grower shall have the right to and how his fruit shall be sold and when picked and packed. The manner of selling sh cash when possible, otherwise it will be sold or f.o.b. It is strictly understood that each grower has the right to dictate when and how shall be picked, packed and sold with the under however, that all fruit, no matter how so packed by the company and shipped under th company. The idea for this is to endeavor lish's brand that will, by its excellence, commute times the highest market prices. The brand I-X-L. The greatest care will be given in handling the fruit from the orchard to the grading will be careful and all fruit sent to the I-X-L brand will be on a par with any se state. A project for a new city park in Santa Ana been presented to the City Trustees, the broached by S. W. Smith, J. N. Anderson residents in the immediate neighborhood o posed pleasure ground. They had secured on the block bounded by Wellington, Va F streets, a tract containing about 3½ acres and wished the city to purchase it and con- a park, with bandstand and other facilities ment. The land is owned by James McFa The annual county convention of the G. A. R. will be held at the headquarters of Sedgwick Post, in Santa Ana, November 4. The morning will be devoted to a business session at which new officers will be elected and reports of committees heard. At noon a basket lunch will be served, hot coffee and tea being supplied by the women of the Santa Ana post. Speeches by local and visiting veterans will be the order of the afternoon. All patriotic and veteran societies and organizations of the county are invited. There has been in the last few months a great deal of growling on the part of financial interests in the East over the President's policy, both toward capital and toward labor. Criticism of his acts toward capital were based upon his action toward trusts, and criticism of his attitude toward labor was based upon incomplete knowledge of his real feelings upon that subject. The result of this criticism on these two important points has been to create the impression throughout the East and the middle west that Wall street and financial interests generally will oppose Mr. Roosevelt's nomination, and failing in that, will work with money and brains for the election of some conservative Democrat as president of the United States. That impression of the condition of affairs politically in the eastern part of the United States has been wholly justified by the facts until recently. Capital has opposed Mr. Roosevelt and has been upon the point of open revolt against him, but it is so no longer. A correspondent has lately had an opportunity to ascertain just how the great financial factors in New York feel now toward the President, and to know with absolute exactness that their attitude toward him has undergone one of the most remarkable changes in all political history. Six months ago capital would have been almost solidly against Mr. Roosevelt. Today both the Morgan and the Rockefeller interests in New York are almost openly for the President, and before the next National Republican Convention comes around it will be found that both of these two great financial factors stand solidly behind him, behind the principles for which the Republican party stands, and instead of being his political enemies they will be found joined A project for a new city park in Santa Ana has been presented to the City Trustees, the broached by S. W. Smith, J. N. Anderson residents in the immediate neighborhood or posed pleasure ground. They had secured on the block bounded by Wellington, Van F streets, a tract containing about 3½ acres and wished the city to purchase it and construct a park, with bandstand and other facilities. The land is owned by James McFarlane is said to be worth nearly double the price. Some of the trustees were opposed to paying and others desired a more extensive piece arguing that the two small parks which they ready maintains are enough of their kind finally voted to accept the land and main park, provided it can be obtained without city. The original complaint against Ellis Bevans for the illegal dispensing of liquor Santa Ana Social Club was dismissed in Ana township court on Tuesday, on the City Attorney Heathman. Another complaint issued against Bevans and he appeared in $200 bonds to answer. He entered a guilty, and the time of trial was set for October 10 o'clock. Bevans is represented in the Clyde Bishop of Santa Ana and Earl Rogers Angeles, while the city's side is cared for by the torney and former District Attorney William. The election contest of E. T. Langley district Attorney Head will be heard by the Court in session in Los Angeles today. The ballots have been turned over to the county decision may be expected in the case today. W. M. Cline was in town from Los Angeles days ago in the interest of the Pacific Coast ship Co. Mr. Cline has lately had an addit family, a bouncing baby boy having been born household some six weeks ago, whereat he has the dignity of a fond papa, meanwhile my proud boast that the little fellow is the first The which, the kid being a chip off the old doubtless true as gospel, every bit of it. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS For the Week Ending October 19. Furnished by the Orange County Title Company, Santa Ana. Anna M Simpson to Aug Thomas—Northeasterly 10 acres of lot 31, Anabeim extension; $2000. J G Quick and Martha Quick to Charles R Ward—Lot 8, block D, Shelton & Deuel's addition to Santa Ana; $10. Charlotte E Taylor and J E Taylor to Emma M Wright—Part of lots 1, 4 and 5, block F, Fruit addition to Santa Ana east; $460. Carey R Smith and Katherine R Smith to M A Slack—Lot 4, block B, Carey R Smith's addition to town of Santa Ana; $10. Hattie V Vincent and E E Vincent to Addie M Cillins—S 40 feet of lot 4 and n 15 feet of lot 5, Thomas' addition to Santa Ana; $800. Clara E Parlin to Fred 'k Stephens—Lot 3, block A, Swanner's addition to town of Santa Ana; $10. Richfield Land and Water Co to Henri F Gardner—Lot 43, Hazard's subdivision of the Shanklin tract, 34.3 acres; $795. Samuel Watters and Annie E Watters to J B Lossing—11 acres in Baker's addition to Westminster; $10. William Abplanalp and Mrs Ruth W Abplanalp to W D Mateer—Lot 10, block D, Porter, Spurgeon & Blee's addition to town of Santa Ana; $10. Aaron Engle to John A Engel—5 acres in ne part of city of Santa Ana; $10. J E Bunker and Ella J Bunker to A Ball—Lot 1, block B, Warner's subdivision of blorks C and F, Dresser tract; $10. Marcus Newfield and Matilda Newfield to Robert Mcadden—S of lots 1 and 3, Crookshank & Wakeham's addition to Santa Ana; $10. J R Congdon and Mary A Congdon to H K Snow—Lots 1 and 2 and n 8 feet of lot 3, block F, Blee's second addition to town of Santa Ana; $970. Carey R Smith and Katherine R Smith to Lou P Hickox—Lot 1, block B, Carey R Smith's addition to town of Santa Ana; $700. W W Roe and Rosalie Roe to Emma E Whitney—Lots 1 and 2, block B, Hall's addition to Santa Ana; $1700. Don D Whitson and Ivy L Whitson to John R Allen—W of n 25 acres of w 75 acres of swl, sec 26, t 3 s, r 10 w; $3500. J C Nichols et al to John N Anderson—Lot 10, block 3, town of Santa Ana; $10. Elizabeth B Allen et al to R G Reynolds—Lot 14, block D, Gardner & Moye's addition to town of Santa Ana; $10. LOCAL BREVITIES Work has begun upon E. W. McColum's new residence on Philadelphia street. Lieut. Zeus has issued orders to members of Co. E to be present at Armory Hall this evening for drill. Capt. McGill and other officers of Company H of Talbert, will be present. Mrs. Fred Thompson will arrive here shortly from Waterloo, Me., to visit her brother, A. S. Bradford. She will come with a large party of eastern people who will locate in Southern California. Thomas Strain has about finished orange shipments for the season, having sent out sixty-eight carloads, for which he received good average returns. He did not make a single "red ink" sale. The trustees of the Methodist church held a meeting last week at which they decided to remodel the cottage next to the church which they recently purchased for a parsonage. The contract will be let immediately and a modern cottage be built. Capt. Ahlborn is erecting a residence on Adele street, opposite the new home of Fred Backs. The house will be ready for the plasterers next week. The neighborhood has several new residences in course of erection and newly completed, and is one of the most desirable residence sections in town. D. C. Disher of Garden Grove believes he has found a species of walnut immune to the disease that has attacked the trees, and he is preparing to propagate the variety through budding. He believes that in the budding lies the solution of the trouble and the attainment of the finest quality of nuts to be had. Litten Brothers of Loara report brisk business in grain, they having recently disposed of a number of car loads of wheat, oats and barley. The Littens are reliable people with whom to trade, and look forward to the largest winter's business in the history of their firm. Purchasers make no mistake in looking them up when in need of anything in their line. Mr. Freeman on going home Tuesday afternoon found that a valuable BURGLARIOUS Planets and Suns May Have Solar Bodies Jupiter is much the bifid of the family of stars around our sun; consequently his attraction is greatly possessed, for instance, Jupiter's exploits as a cause very considerable and inconvenience to all the days before his power recognized. In 1770 there appeared which was found to have orbit round the sun of so small a size that Mr. Leverer, calculated it would end with a half years, but in were vainly focused on it it was expected to reappear in 1781 it disappeared. Mr. Lexell plunged into situations and after much that Jupiter was the curious copet had been to plunge into the sphere planet's attraction, with it had been completely its former orbit and flurried a different one of a twister. It has never been seen once on this earth and will be. Jupiter was also respired delay which occurred in that splendid visitant Ley's comet. Halley did not the first discoverer yet. It had appeared at visually, once seventy-fifth and again seventy-sixth. The astronomer concluded would be a further discovery return and predicted that pearance would be 518 years old did not live to see it. year he had prophesied pearance, astronomers for it. Placentia Fruit Company, the independent fruit packing concern, has handled the coming season's crop. It was decided to limit the season and a contract was given the Benchley handle the fruit. One new feature away with labels. Instead the brand will be printed upon the box itself it was adopted for doing business; No stated. All fruit packed shall have the order on the box and shall not lose its handling the coming season's crop. It was decided to limit the season and a contract was given the Benchley handle the fruit. One new feature away with labels. Instead the brand will be printed upon the box itself it was adopted for doing business; No stated. All fruit packed shall have the order on the box and shall not lose its handling the coming season's crop. It was decided to limit the season and a contract was given the Benchley handle the fruit. One new feature away with labels. Instead the brand will be printed upon the box itself it was adopted for doing business; No stated. At Placentia Fruit Company, the independent fruit packing concern, has handled the coming season's crop. It was decided to limit the season and a contract was given the Benchley handle the fruit. One new feature away with labels. Instead the brand will be printed upon the box itself it was adopted for doing business; No stated. All fruit packed shall have the order on the box and shall not lose its handling the coming season's crop. It was decided to limit the season and a contract was given the Benchley handle the fruit. One new feature away with labels. Instead the brand will be printed upon the box itself it was adopted for doing business; No stated. At Placentia Fruit Company, the independent fruit packing concern, has handled the coming season's crop. It was decided to limit the season and a contract was given the Benchley handle the fruit. One new feature away with labels. Instead the brand will be printed upon the box itself it was adopted for doing business; No stated. All fruit packed shall have the order on the box and shall not lose its handling the coming season's crop. It was decided to limit the season and a contract was given the Benchley handle the fruit. One new feature away with labels. Instead the brand will be printed upon the box itself it was adopted for doing business; No stated. At Placentia Fruit Company, the independent fruit packing concern, has handled the coming season's crop. It was decided to limit the season and a contract was given the Benchley handle the fruit. One new feature away with labels. Instead the brand will be printed upon the box itself it was adopted for doing business; No stated. At Placentia Fruit Company, the independent fruit packing concern, has handled the coming season's crop. It was decided to limit the season and a contract was given the Benchley handle the fruit. One new feature away with labels. Instead the brand will be printed upon the box itself it was adopted for doing business; No stated. At Placentia Fruit Company, the independent fruit packing concern, has handled the coming season's crop. It was decided to limit the season and a contract was given the Benchley handle the fruit. One new feature away with labels. Instead the brand will be printed upon the box itself it was adopted for doing business; No stated. At Placentia Fruit Company, the independent fruit packing concern, has handled the coming season's crop. It was decided to limit the season and a contract was given the Benchley handle the fruit. One new feature away with labels. Instead the brand will be printed upon the box itself it was adopted for doing business; No stated. At Placentia Fruit Company, the independent fruit packing concern, has handled the coming season's crop. It was decided to limit the season and a contract was given the Benchley handle the fruit. One new feature away with labels. Instead the brand will be printed upon the box itself it was adopted for doing business; No stated. At Placentia Fruit Company, the independent fruit packing concern, has handled the coming season's crop. It was decided to limit the season and a contract was given the Benchley handle the fruit. One new feature away with labels. Instead the brand will be printed upon the box itself it was adopted for doing business; No stated. At Placentia Fruit Company, the independent fruit packing concern, has handled the coming season's crop. It was decided to limit the season and a contract was given the Benchley handle the fruit. One new feature away with labels. Instead the brand will be printed upon the box itself it was adopted for doing business; No stated. At Placentia Fruit Company, the independent fruit packing concern, has handled the coming season's crop. It was decided to limit the season and a contract was given the Benchley handle the fruit. One new feature away with labels. Instead the brand will be printed upon the box itself it was adopted for doing business; No stated. At Placentia Fruit Company, the independent fruit packing concern, has handled the coming season's crop. It was decided to limit the season and a contract was giventhe Benchley handlethe fruit. One new feature away with labels. Insteadthe brand will be printed upontheboxitselfitwasadoptedfordoingbusiness;No stated. At Placentia Fruit Company, the independent fruit packing concern, has handled the coming season's crop. It was decided to limit the season and a contract was giventhe Benchley handlethe fruit. One new feature away with labels. Insteadthe brand will be printed upontheboxitselfitwasadoptedfordoingbusiness;No stated. At Placentia Fruit Company, the independent fruit packing concern, has handledthecomingseason'scrop.itwasdecidedtolimittheseason'sandacontractwassgiventheBenchleyhandlethefruit.Ionenewfeatureawaywithlabels.Insteadthebrandwillbeprintedupontheboxitselfitwasadoptedfordoingbusiness;No stated. At Placentia Fruit Company, the independent fruit packing concern, has handledthecomingseason'scrop.itwasdecidedtolimittheseason'sandacontractwassgiventheBenchleyhandlethefruit.Ionenewfeatureawaywithlabels.Insteadthebrandwillbeprintedupontheboxitselfitwasadoptedfordoingbusiness;No stated. At Placentia Fruit Company, the independent fruit packing concern, has handledthecomingseason'scrop.itwasdecidedtolimittheseason'sandacontractwassgiventheBenchleyhandlethefruit.Ionenewfeatureawaywithlabels.Insteadthebrandwillbeprintedupontheboxitselfitwasadoptedfordoingbusiness;No stated. At Plenticia Fruit Company, re-dependent fruit packing concern, has handledthecomingseason'scrop.itwasdecidedtolimittheseason'sandacontractwassgiventheBenchleyhandlethefruit.Ionenewfeatureawaywithlabels.Insteadthebrandwillbeprintedupontheboxitselfitwasadoptedfordoingbusiness;No stated. At Plenticia Fruit Company, re-dependent fruit packing concern, has handledthecomingseason'scrop.itwasdecidedtolimittheseason'sandacontractwassgiventheBenchleyhandlethefruit.Ionenewfeatureawaywithlabels.Insteadthebrandwillbeprintedupontheboxitselfitwasadoptedfordoingbusiness;No stated. At Plenticia Fruit Company, re-dependent fruit packing concern, has handledthecomingseason'scrop.itwasdecidedtolimittheseason'sandacontractwassgiventheBenchleyhandlethefruit.Ionenewfeatureawaywithlabels.Insteadthebrandwillbeprintedupontheboxitselfitwasadoptedfordoingbusiness;No stated. At Plenticia Fruit Company, re-dependent fruit packing concern, has handledthecomingseason'scrop.itwasdecidedtolimittheseason'sandacontractwassgiventheBenchleyhandlethefruit.Ionenewfeatureawaywithlabels.Insteadthebrandwillbeprintedupontheboxitselfitwasadoptedfordoingbusiness;No stated. At Plenticia Fruit Company, re-dependent fruit packing concern, has handledthecomingseason'scrop.itwasdecidedtolimittheseason'sandacontractwassgiventheBenchleyhandlethefruit.Ionenewfeatureawaywithlabels.Insteadthebrandwillbeprintedupontheboxitselfitwasadoptedfordoingbusiness;No stated. At Plenticia Fruit Company, re-dependent fruit packing concern, has handledthecomingseason'scrop.itwasdecidedtolimittheseason'sandacontractwassgiventheBenchleyhandlethefruit.Ionenewfeatureawaywithlabels.Insteadthebrandwillbeprintedupontheboxitselfitwasadoptedfordoingbusiness;No stated. At Plenticia Fruit Company, re-dependent fruit packing concern, has handledthecomingseason'scrop.itwasdecidedtolimittheseason'sandacontractwassgiventheBench leyhandlethefruit.Ionenewfeatureawaywithlabels.Insteadthebrandwillbeprintedupontheboxitselfitwasadoptedfordoingbusiness;No stated. At Plenticia Fruit Company, re-dependent fruit packing concern, has handledthecomingseason'scrop.itwasdecidedtolimittheseason'sandacontractwassgiventheBench leyhandlethefruit.Ionenewfeatureawaywithlabels.Insteadthebrandwillbeprintedupontheboxitselfitwasadoptedfordoingbusiness;No stated. At Plenticia Fruit Company, re-dependent fruit packing concern, has handledthecomingseason'scrop.itwasdecidedtolimittheseason'sandacontractwassgiventheBench leyhandlethefruit.Ionenewfeatureawaywithlabels.Instead,thebrandwillbeprintedupontheboxitselfitwasadoptedfordoingbusiness;No stated. At Plenticia Fruit Company, re-dependent fruit packing concern, has handledthecomingseason'scrop.itwasdecidedtolimittheseason'sandacontractwassgiventheBench leyhandle-thefruit.Ionenewfeatureawaywithlabels.Instead,thebrandwillbeprintedupontheboxitselfitwasadoptedfordoingbusiness;No stated. At Plenticia Fruit Company, re-dependent fruit packing concern, has handledthecomingseason'scrop.itwasdecidedtolimittheseason'sandacontractwassgivenTheBench leyhandle-thefruit.Ionenewfeatureawaywithlabels.Instead,thebrandwillbeprintedupontheboxitselfitwasadoptedfordoingbusiness;No stated. At Plenticia Fruit Company, re-dependent fruit packaging concern, has handledthecomingseason'scrop.itwasdecidedtolimittheseason'sandacontractwassgivenTheBench leyhandle-thefruit.Ionenewfeatureawaywithlabels.Instead,the Brand will be printed up to date in this year he had prophesied pearlance for it. HUMORS OF MULE Amusing Pranks The Played With A C Miss Maude Valerie W numerous popular songs number of anecdotes, her own expense I wrote in The Cornhill composers have had an extraordinary mistake times occur in this first song I remember you very sentimental son line occurred— I've never once regretted that day. My feelings may be in found they had printed I I've never once regretted that day. Miss White also told ing mistake which occured grammie of one of her well known singer and of mine was down to songs "To Marry" and Youth." I nounced something very content with drawing of my concert I drew of my future for I read Mr. Blair To Marry Mrs Crissbald Age and As I am a good boy I friend in question struck me as particular I cut the programme o paper and sent it to his mail next morning I tintal cutting from him whether he was to take an announcement of a mild had not been consulted He Knew Sir W In a booklet called "And His Country" pu burgh eauthor quote from an old man known romance: "Aye," he minded Sir seen him driving out and par wi' Tou Pru sean He had on a s plaid and a glengai black ribbons hanging I mind his down to songs "To Marry" and Youth." I nounced something very content with drawing of my concert I drew of my future for I read Mr. Blair Mrs Crissbald Age and As I am a good boy I friend in question struck me as particular I cut the programme o paper and sent it to his mail next morning I tintal cutting from him whether he was to take an announcement of a mild had not been consulted He Knew Sir W In a booklet called "And His Country" pu burgh eauthor quote from an old man known romance: "Aye," he minded Sir seen him driving out and par wi' Tou Pru sean He had on a s plaid and a glengai black ribbons hanging I mind his down to songs "To Marry" and Youth." I nounced something very content with drawing of my concert I drew of my future for I read Mr. Blair Mrs Crissbald Age and As I am a good boy I friend in question struck me as particular I cut the programme o paper and sent it to his mail next morning I tintal cutting from him whether he was to take an announcement of a mild had not been consulted He Knew Sir W In a booklet called "And His Country" pu burgh eauthor quote from an old man known romance: "Aye," he minded Sir seen him driving out and par wi' Tou Pru sean He had on a s plaid and a glengai black ribbons hanging I mind his down to songs "To Marry" and Youth." I nounced something very content with drawing of my concert I drew of my future for I read Mr. Blair Mrs Crissbald Age and As I am a good boy I friend in question struck me as particular I cut the programme o paper and sent it to his mail next morning I tintal cutting from him whether he was to take an announcement of a mild had not been consulted He Knew Sir W In a booklet called "And His Country" pu burgh eauthor quote from an old man known romance: "Aye," he minded Sir seen him driving out and par wi' Tou Pru sean He had on a s plaid and a glengai black ribbons hanging I mind his down to songs "To Marry" and Youth." I nounced something very content with drawing of my concert I drew of my future for I read Mr. Blair Mrs Crissbald Age and As I am a good boy I friend in question struck me as particular I cut the programme o paper and sent it to his mail next morning I tintal cutting from him whether he was to take an announcement of a mild had not been consulted He Knew Sir W In a booklet called "And His Country" pu burgh eauthor quote from an old man known romance: "Aye," he minded Sir seen him driving out and par wi' Tou Pru sean He had on a s plaid and a glengai black ribbons hanging I mind his down to songs "To Marry" and Youth." I nounced something very content with drawing of my concert I drew of my future for I read Mr. Blair Mrs Crissbald Age and As I am a good boy I friend in question struck me as particular I cut the programme o paper and sent it to his mail next morning I tintal cutting from him whether he was to take an announcement of a mild had not been consulted He Knew Sir W In a booklet called "And His Country" pu burgh eauthor quote from an old man known romance: "Aye," he minded Sir seen him driving out and par wi' Tou Pru sean He had on a s plaid and a glengai black ribbons hanging I mind his down to songs "To Marry" and Youth." I nounced something very content with drawing of my concert I drew of my future for I read Mr. Blair Mrs Crissbald Age and As I am a good boy I friend in question struck me as particular I cut the programme o paper and sent it to his mail next morning I tintal cutting from him whether he was to take an announcement of a mild had not been consulted He Knew Sir W In a booklet called "And His Country" pu burgh eauthor quote from an old man known romance: "Aye," he minded Sir seen him driving out and par wi' Tou Pru sean He had on a s plaid and a glengai black ribbons hanging I mind his down to songs "To Marry" and Youth." I nounced something very content with drawing of my concert I drew of my future for I read Mr. Blair Mrs Crissbald Age and As I am a good boy I friend in question struck me as particular I cut the programme o paper and sent it to his mail next morning I tintal cutting from him whether he was to take an announcement of a mild had not been consulted He Knew Sir W In a booklet called "And His Country" pu burgh eauthor quote from an old man known romance: "Aye," he minded Sir seen him driving out and par wi' Tou Pru sean He had on a s plaid and a glengai black ribbons hanging I mind his down to songs "To Marry" and Youth." I nounced something very content with drawing of my concert I drew of my future for I read Mr. Blair Mrs Crissbald Age and As I am a good boy I friend in question struck me as particularI cut the programme o paper and sent it to his mail next morning I tintal cutting from him whether he was to take an announcement of a mild had not been consulted He Knew Sir W In a booklet called "And His Country" pu burgh eauthor quote from an old man known romance: "Aye," he minded Sir seen him driving out and par wi' Tou Pru sean He had on a s plaid and a glengai black ribbons hangingI mind his down to songs "To Marry" and Youth." I nounced something very content with drawing of my concertI drew of my future forI readMr.Blair Mrs Crissbald Age和AsI am good boyI friend in question struck me as particularI cut the programme o paper和sent it to his mail next morningI tintal cutting from him whether he is made him sit under his party lines. This plan is completed by The fact that she superseded o clock each Monday after six hours not until noon. HUMORS OF MULE Amusing Pranks The Played With A C Miss Maude Valerie W numerous popular songs number of anecdotes, her own expense I wrote in The Cornhill composers have had anecdotes, her own expense II wrote in The Cornhill composers have had anecdotes, her own expense III wrote in The Cornhill composers have had anecdots, Her Knew Sir W In a booklet called "Andhis Country" pu burgh eauthor quote from an old man known romance: "Aye," he minded Sir seen him driving out and par wi' Tou Pru sean He had on a s plaid and a glengai black ribbons hangingI mind his down to songs "To Marry" and Youth." I nounced something very content with drawing of my concertI drew of my future forI readMr.Blair Mrs Crissbald Age和AsI am good boyI friend in question struck me as particularI cut the programme o paper和sent it to his mail next morningI tintal cutting from him whether he is made him sit under his party lines. This plan is completed by The fact that she superseded o clock each Monday after six hours not until noon. HUMORS OF MULE Amusing Pranks The Played With A C Miss Maude Valerie W numerous popular songs number of anecdotes, her own expense II wrote in The Cornhill composers have had anecdots, Her Knew Sir W In a booklet called "Andhis Country" pu burgh eauthor quote from an old man known romance: "Aye," he minded Sir seen him driving out and par wi' Tou Pru sean He had on a s plaid and a glengai black ribbons hangingI mind his down to songs "To Marry" and Youth." I nounced something very content with drawing of my concertI drew of my future forI readMr.Blair Mrs Crissbald Age和AsI am good boyI friend in question struck me as particularI cut the programme o paper和sent it to his mail next morningI tintal cutting from him whether he is made him sit under his party lines. This plan is completed by The fact that she superseded o clock each Monday after six hours not until noon. HUMORS OF MULE Amusing Pranks The Played With A C Miss Maude Valerie W numerous popular songs number of anecdotes, her own expense II wrote in The Cornhill composers have had anecdots, Her Knew Sir W In a booklet called "Andhis Country" pu burgh eauthor quote from an old man known romance: "Aye," he minded Sir seen him driving out and par wi' Tou Pru sean He had on a s plaid and a glengai black ribbons hangingI mind his down to songs "To Marry" and Youth." I nounced something very content with drawing of my concertI drew of my future forI readMr.Blair Mrs Crissbald Age和AsI am good boyI friend in question struck me as particularI cut the programme o paper和sent it to his mail next morningI tintal cutting from him whether he is made him sit under his party lines. This plan is completed by The fact that she superseded o clock each Monday after six hours not until noon. HUMORS OF MULE Amusing Pranks The Played With A C Miss Maude Valerie W numerous popular songs number of anecdotes, her own expense II wrote in The Cornhill composers have had anecdots, Her Knew Sir W In a booklet called "Andhis Country" pu burgh eauthor quote from an old man known romance: "Aye," he minded Sir seen him driving out and par wi' Tou Pru sean He had on a s plaid and a glengai black ribbons hangingI mind his down to songs "To Marry" and Youth." I nounced something very content with drawing of my concertI drew of my future forI readMr.Blair Mrs Crissbald Age和AsI am good boyI friend in question struck me as particularI cut the programme o paper和sent it to his mail next morningI tintal cutting from him whether he is made him sit under his party lines. This plan is completed by The fact that she superseded o clock each Monday after six hours not until noon. HUMORS OF MULE Amusing Pranks The Played With A C Miss Maude Valerie W numerous popular songs number of anecdotes, her own expense II wrote in The Cornhill composers have had anecdots, Her Knew Sir W In a booklet called "Andhis Country" pu burgh eauthorQuote from an old man known romance: "Aye," he minded Sir seen him driving out and par wi' Tou Pru sean He had on a s plaid and a glengai black ribbons hangingI mind his down to songs "To Marry" and Youth." I nounced something very content with drawing of my concertI drew of my future forI readMr.Blair Mrs Crissbald Age和AsI am good boyI friend in question struck me as particularI cut the programme o paper和sent it to his mail next morningI tintal cutting from him whether he is made him sit under his party lines. This plan is completed by The fact that she superseded o clock each Monday after six hours not until noon. HUMORS OF MULE Amusing Pranks The Played With A C Miss Maude Valerie W numerous popular songs number of anecdotes, her own expense II wrote in The Cornhill composers have had anecdots, Her Knew Sir W In a booklet called "Andhis Country" pu burgh eauthorQuote from an old man known romance: "Aye," he minded Sir seen him driving out and par wi' Tou Pru sean He had on a s plaid and a glengai black ribbons hangingI mind his down to songs "To Marry" and Youth." I nounced something very content with drawing of my concertI drew of my future forI readMr.Blair Mrs Crissbald Age和AsI am good boyI friend in question struck me as particularI cut the programme o paper和sent it to his mail next morningI tintal cutting from him whether he is made him sit under his party lines. This plan is completed by The fact that she superseded o clock each Monday after six hours not until noon. HUMORS OF MULE Amusing Pranks The Played With A C Miss Maude Valerie W numerous popular songs number of anecdotes, her own expense II wrote in The Cornhill composers have had anecdots, Her Knew Sir W In a booklet called "Andhis Country" pu burgh eauthorQuote from an old man known romance: "Aye," he minded Sir seen him driving out and par wi' Tou Pru sean He had on a s plaid and a glengai black ribbons hangingI mind his down to songs "To Marry" and Youth." I nounced something very content with drawing of my concertI drew of my future forI readMr.Blair Mrs Crissbald Age和AsI am good boyI friend in question struck me as particularI cut the programme o paper和sent it to his mail next morningI tintal cutting from him whether he is made him sit under his party lines. This plan is completed by The fact that she superseded o clock each Monday after six hours not until noon. HUMORS OF MULE Amusing Pranks The Played With A C Miss Maude Valerie W numerous popular songs number of anecdotes, her own expense II wrote in The Cornhill composers have had anecdots, Her Knew Sir W In a booklet called "Andhis Country" pu burgh eauthorQuote from an old man known romance: "Aye," he minded Sir seen him driving out and par wi' Tou Pru sean He had on a s plaid and a glengai black ribbons hangingI mind his down to songs "To Marry" and Youth." I nounced something very content with drawing of my concertI drew of my future forI readMr.Blair Mrs Crissbald Age和AsI am good boyI friend in question struck me as particularI cut the programme o paper和sent it to his mail next morningI tintal cutting from him whether he is made him sit under his party lines. This plan is completed by The fact that she superseded o clock each Monday after six hours not until noon. HUMORS OF MULE Amusing Pranks The Played A new city park in Santa Ana has been the City Trustees, the plan being to be used by Smith, J. N. Anderson and other immediate neighborhood of the pro-ground. They had secured an option bound by Wellington, Vance, E and containing about 3½ acres, for $5000, to purchase it and convert it into stand and other facilities for amuse-ries owned by James McFadden, and with nearly double the price asked. Jones were opposed to paying the price, and a more extensive piece of ground, two small parks which the city al-ready are enough of their kind. It was accept the land and maintain it as a can be obtained without cost to the complaint against Ellsworth S. Legal dispensing of liquors at the Club was dismissed in the Santa Clarita on Tuesday, on the motion of Keithman. Another complaint was江ans and he appeared in court under answer. He entered a plea of not one of trial was set for tomorrow at is represented in the cases by Santa Ana and Earl Rogers of Los An-ty's side is cared for by the city at District Attorney Williams. Contest of E. T. Langley against Dis-raid will be heard by the Supreme Court Los Angeles today. The rejected turnover to the court and a expected in the case today. was in town from Los Angeles some interest of the Pacific Coast Steam-line has lately had an addition to his big baby boy having been born in his six weeks ago, whereat he has assumed second papa, meanwhile making the little fellow is the finest ever being a chip off the old block, is gospel, every bit of it. Orphans. ANAHEIM, CAL., Oct. 14, '03. Names of orphans admitted into St Catherine's Orphanage since the last publication, are as follows: Whole orphans—Albertus McCarty, 4 years; Davie D. Beatty, 8 years, 10 mo. Half Orphans—Tibursio Coranell, 10 years; Albert Jeter, 8 years; Edwin Gavara, 2 years, 5 mo.; Joe Gavara, 6 years, 3 mo.; Bernard Bettone, 4 years, 6 mo.; John Bet tone, 2 years, 6 mo.; Houston Burns, 4 years, 6 mo.; Manuel Sanchez, 11 years; Joseph Rayall, 7 years; Lawrence Jenkins, 11 years; Adolph Gallego, 7 years, 7 mo.; Manuel Bejolan, 5 years; Pedro Bejolan, 9 years; Jose Bejolan, 7 years; Nicolas Carmona, 11 years, 5 mo.; Philip Carmona, 10 years; Herman Carmona, 7 years; Francis Carmona, 3 years; Homer La Chapelle, 4 years, 5 mo.; Vernon Bries, 7 years, 10 mo.; Francisco Flores, 7 years; Raphael Mirando, 7 years; Gerald Mirando, 6 years; Raymund Starr, 4 years, 8 mo.; David O'Luse, 6 years; Joseph Leonard Davis, 5 years; Ferdinand Lewis Davis, 2 years. Oct. 22, 4t Dry Wood for Sale Apricot wood. $6.50 on place or $7 delivered. Apply to John Oymann. For Sale Lumber in shelving. At less than price of rough lumber. Nearly all long boards. Apply to I. F. Rice at Davis' shoe store. A Love Letter Would not interest you if you're looking for a guaranteed salve for sores, burns or piles. Otto Dodd of Ponder, Mo., writes: "I suffered with an ugly sore for a year, but a box of Booklen's Arnica Salve cured me. It's the best salve on earth. 25c at Hutchinson's. Suddenly as the heavy stage lumbered over the brow of the hill, down which the road plunged at a sharp angle, running through the little town a its foot and ascending the hill beyond the passengers became conscious that their pace had been recklessly increased. Faster and faster they went dashing down the hill at a rate rapidly becoming a furious one. Trees and bushes at last became but a dizzying blur along the road. All clung to the reeling stage and held their breath in terror, while on the stage raced, down the hill with ever increasing speed, into the town, past the hostelry with the waiting host left standing in amaze at the door, past the post office without pause; and upon the road lead up the face of the hill beyond There the pace slackened, and as the incline grew more steep at last the smoking horses came to a standstill With one accord the dazed passenger tumbled out and surrounded the driver who now stood at the head of his seeking leaders. "What is it, Pat? What is it? Did they get away from you?" came the breathless questions. "Nope," replied Pat with a set face "It wor that," pointing grimly before him. There lay the stage tongue dragging uselessly on the ground at the heels of the horses and completely severed from the coach. At a glance the regular driver comprehended the meaning of the danger to which the passen-gers of that stage, deprived of its sole means of guidance, had been exposed and, realizing the miracle of their escape, he turned sick and fainted where he stood. Later, back at the inn, when the excitement had somewhat subsided and fresh horses were being put to the repaired coach, some one turned to Pat and asked: "Pat. what was your first thought when the pole dropped?" "Well sor," he answered, settling the quid more comfortably in his cheek "me furst thought wor,' Lord ha' mercy on our sowls! Thin thinks I to meself.' Confound a horse that can't outrun a wagon" and I liked the poor bastes all the way down the hill!"—Lippincott's. I see smallpox broke out at one of the suburban jails recently. That's rather funny. isn't it?" "Yes; but it would have been still funnier if the guards had managed to catch it." BURGLARIOUS STARS. Planets and Suns May Pick Up Minor Solar Bodies. Jupiter is much the biggest member of the family of stars which revolve around our sun; consequently the power of his attraction is greater than that possessed, for instance, by the earth. Jupiter's exploits as a burglar have caused very considerable annoyance and inconvenience to astronomers in the days before his powers were fully recognized. In 1770 there appeared a fine comet, which was found to have an elliptical orbit round the sun of so comparatively small a size that Mr. Lexell, its discoverer, calculated it would return in five and a half years, but in 1775 telescopes were vainly focused on the spot where it was expected to reappear, and again in 1781 it disappeared all observers. Mr. Lexell plunged into fresh calculations and after much research found that Jupiter was the culprit. The unfortunate comet had been rash enough to plunge into the sphere of the giant planet's attraction, with the result that it had been completely diverted from its former orbit and flung off into quite a different one of a twenty year period. It has never been seen again by any one on this earth and probably never will be. Jupiter was also responsible for the delay which occurred in the return of that splendid visitant known as Halley's comet. Halley found that he was not the first discoverer of this big comet. It had appeared at least twice previously, once seventy-five years before and again seventy-six years before that The astronomer concluded that there would be a further delay in its third return and predicted that its next appearance would be 518 days later. He did not live to see it. But in 1758, the year he had prophesied for its reappearance, astronomers were waiting for it. HUMORS OF MUSICAL LIFE Amusing Pranks the Erratic Type Played With a Composer. Miss Maude Valerie White, author of numerous popular songs, has told a number of anecdotes, many of them her own expense. I suppose, she once wrote in the Cornhill Magazine, all composers have had a laugh over the extraordinary mistakes which some times occur in the first proofs of their works. Bargain Day, Saturday, Oct. 24 Our first attempt to inaugurate a weekly ::::::::: Special Bargain Day proved to be an entire SUCCESS. On SATURDAY, OCT. 24 we shall close out a large portion of our Ladies' and Children's Shoes and Slippers at greatly reduced prices. Are you going to be with us and make this, our second Special Bargain Day, a success and thus save money. WE HOPE TO SEE YOU. STERN BROTHERS ...Bird V. Beebe... Agent for Studebaker Carriages and Wagons, Oliver and Canton Clipper Plows, Killefer Canton and Iron Age Cultivators, Harness, Robes and Whips.:::: AGENT FOR Cleveland, Columbia, Crescent Bicycles ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA. Palace : Meat : Market W. E. HOUK, Proprietor. HUMORS OF MUSICAL LIFE Amusing Pranks the Erratic Type Played With a Composer. Miss Maude Valerie White, author of numerous popular songs, has told a number of anecdotes, many of them her own expense. I suppose, she once wrote in the Cornhill Magazine, all composers have had a laugh over the extraordinary mistakes which some times occur in the first proofs of their songs. I remember years ago writing a very sentimental song, in which the line occurred— I've never once regretted the vow I made that day. My feelings may be imagined when I found they had printed— I've never once regretted the row I mad that day. Miss White also told about an amusing mistake which occurred in the programme of one of her concerts: well known singer and very good friend of mine was down to sing my two songs, "To Marry" and "Crabbed Ag and Youth." But the newspaper announced something very different. No content with drawing up a programme of my concert, it drew up a programme of my future, for I read as follows: Mr. Blank To Marry Maude Valeria Whit Crabbed Age and Youth. As I am a good many years older than the friend in question, the coincidence struck me as particularly funny, and I cut the programme out of the newspaper and sent it to him. By the first mall next morning I received an identical cutting from him, with an inquiry whether he was to take this as a formal announcement of our engagement and expressing a mild surprise that he had not been consulted in the matter. He Knew Sir Walter Scott. In a booklet called "Sir Walter Scot and His Country" published in Edinburgh the author quotes this reminiscent from an old man he met who had known the romancer: "Aye," he minded Sir Walter fine. "I seen him driving out in his carriage and pair, wi' Tom Purdie on the boat. He had on a snepherd's tartan plaid and a glengarry cap wi' two black ribbons hanging doon the back. I must has downgone—Walden, he could I—and an awful work he made ower the beast. But he was as pleasant a man as you could speak to, though he wasn't thought muckle of as a pleader when they made him slitrae of Selkirk. Is his bulks you're spiring on? On, ayee we'll find a his bulks ben the hoose." A Progressive Editor. A very rich man once bought a news paper. It was an afternoon newspaper, and he was interested in it for a month or two. One of his ideas was the publication of a noon edition that should contain more news than the noon editions of his competitors. He thought hard on this problem and finally decided it would be a great stroke to print the decisions of the United States supreme court at 1 o'clock each Monday when the court was in session. This plan was complicated somewhat by the fact that the supreme court does not meet until noon. However, the Cleveland, Columbia, Crescent Bicycles Anaheim, California. Palace : Meat : Market W. E. HOUK, Proprietor. Beef, Mutton, Pork, Fresh and Salted Meats, Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard, Prompt attention given to all orders. Anaheim Bakery, PETER SYRE, PROPHETOR. FRESH BREAD CAKES & PIES CONFECTIONERY, ETC. Wedding Cakes Specialty. Los Angeles and Cypress S Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars THE PEERLESS A. FUHRBERG, Proprietor Los Angeles Beer on Tap ANAHEIM California Tell Your Eastern Friends To California $25 to $33 From Kansas City, Houston, St. Louis, Chicago Omaha and Other Points DATES : SEPT. 15 to NOV. 30. Prepaid Tickets from any Agent. Choice of all routes crossing continent SOUTHERN PACIFIC Autos Autos Autos We have them now. A large tour- A Progressive Editor. A very rich man once bought a news paper. It was an afternoon newspaper, and he was interested in it for a month or two. One of his ideas was the publication of a noon edition that should contain more news than the noon editions of his competitors. He thought hard on this problem and finally decided it would be a great stroke to print the decisions of the United States supreme court at 1 o'clock each Monday when the court was in session. This plan was complicated somewhat by the fact that the supreme court does not meet until noon. However, the editor was equal to the emergency. He telegraphed to his Washington correspondent, "See the supreme court at once and have them meet at 11 o'clock so we can get the decisions in our noon edition."—Saturday Evening Post. A Discriminating Dog. "Yes, the neighbors complain about my dog." "Does he bite?" "No, he's too affectionate. He has the reputation of being a judge of beauty, and every time a pretty woman passes along the street he frisks about extravagantly." "I should think the women would like that." "Yes; but there are only two pretty women on the street, and the others complained."—Cleveland Plain Dealer. Her Object. Mr. Snoodles—Good afternoon, Miss Annex. Going for a walk? I hope I may accompany you? Miss Annex—Yes. Dr. Sargeant says we must always walk with some object, and I suppose you will answer the purpose. Lost Time. "Time is precious," remarked the minister. "It is indeed," replied the man of business, "and I've wasted lots of it." Rv indulging in foolish pleasures, Hubby's Good Qualities. The curate was making a call on a humble member of his flock, when the good woman, in course of conversation, very much extolled the virtues of her absent husband and finished up by saying, "And he is such a good man too." "In what way?" asked the curate. "Why, sir," she said, "he always says his prayers every night of his life—drunk or sober—he never misses that."—London Telegraph. SOUTHERN PACIFIC Autos Autos Autos We have them now. A large touring car and a lighter runabout. MODEL GAS ENGINES CALL AND SEE US. MODEL GAS ENGINE COMPANY, C. I. EATON, Center Street, Anaheim THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ANAHEIM OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: W. F. 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