anaheim-gazette 1906-10-25

LOCAL EVENTS United States Senator Perkins will speak at Santa Ana on Saturday evening upon political issues. W. H. Raplee, county manager of the Sunset telephone company, was over from Santa Ana on Monday on a brief business mission. William Crowther on Monday received a new Stanley steamer touring car and was in town with it for the first time in the afternoon. It's a beaut. W. H. Spake drove to Huntington Beach on Friday. He reports roads in bad condition on account of the many beet wagons and other heavy traffic. Mrs. Olive McDiarmid of Birmingham, Wash., sister of Chester Spencer of this city, is here on a visit to relatives and will remain several weeks. Mr. Spencer had not had the pleasure of meeting her in thirty-three years. H. Deutsch, the Los Angeles capitalist, largely interested in realty holdings here, was in town on Saturday, and will probably shortly mark up his holdings all along the line. J. Resh has purchased lot 5 in the Nemetz tract with a view of building a handsome residence immediately. The price paid was $600. O. Lagman purchased this lot two weeks ago for $500, making a profit of $100. The ladies' aid of the Presbyterian church will meet at Miller's hall this (Thursday) afternoon at 2 o'clock. All members and their friends are invited. Do not forget your thimble. A quilting "bee." The Turners are having plans drawn for a modern gymnasium and baths on their newly purchased property at the corner of Sycamore and Los Angeles Charles Baxter was in town Brookshurst on Saturday. Anonymous communication no attention to in this office. of the editor is too much taken other work to permit the r unsigned letters. Saturday and Sunday were most part disagreeable days of the norther, which blew mittent gusts during portion day. The nights were cool; on night the first white frost of appeared. The thermometer degrees. Ben Dresser writes from renewing his subscription and regards to enquiring friends. Products one of the largest retail establishments in Portland are ing well, but looks forward ing eyes to the time when he be located in the glorious Southern California. Sheldon Littlefield, T. A. and S. A. Littlefield return days ago from a six-weeks' trip to the country north of They located a number of rich claims, and another trip last season may be the result. My field is the nominee of the de party for justice of the peace. accepted the nomination and w a contest for the position. The second annual chrysalis show under the auspices of the vern California Horticultura will take place in Blanchard s phony halls, beginning W evening, October 31, and c three days. No one interested magnificent floral products of California should miss this op of seeing the best floral exhibi held west of the Rocky M There will be thousands of ch The ladies’ aid of the Presbyterian church will meet at Miller’s hall this (Thursday) afternoon at 2 o’clock. All members and their friends are invited. Do not forget your thimble. A quilting “bee.” The Turners are having plans drawn for a modern gymnasium and baths on their newly purchased property at the corner of Sycamore and Los Angeles streets. Plans are being drawn in San Francisco, and upon their arrival bids for construction of the building will be called for. Contractor Boney has seven houses building, plans drawing for two and several others in prospect, one a two-story brick building upon which work will begin in a few weeks. Boney gets around in a gasoline runabout, and is the busiest man in town. N. Hart has decided to increase the frontage of his new brick building on Center street from 20 to 40 feet, and will construct two storerooms instead of one. The east room will be occupied by Huenemyer’s restaurant, the west room by Fischle’s candy kitchen. The building will be of ornamental design, of pressed brick and plate-glass front. It will join Wallace’s grocery on the west-and will form a notable addition to that portion of the city. A. L. Smith and family went to Newport Beach in an automobile on Sunday for an outing. While returning, and when a couple of miles this side of Fairview, their machine became disabled, along about 5 o’clock in the afternoon, and Mr. Smith had to telephone into town for assistance. G. W. Sandilands drove out in his touring car and returned with the marooned party at about 9 o’clock. Mr. Smith went out on Tuesday morning, repaired the machine and brought her in. Walter Luther paid a fine of $5 into Judge Howard’s court on Saturday afternoon for an assault upon Billy Warner. Luther says he was driving by, when Warner invited him out of his buggy to settle a point in dispute between them. Luther complied, and though the smaller man of the two put Warner to flight, after striking him several times in the face. Luther informed the court he was willing to pay for his fun and inasmuch as the judge show under the auspices of the eastern California Horticultural will take place in Blanchard phony halls, beginning Wednesday, October 31, and three days. No one interested magnificent floral products of California should miss this open of seeing the best floral exhibit held west of the Rocky Mtn. There will be thousands of chums of every shade and hue the rarest growth to be found well as flowers of all kinds. Senator T. J. Jones and moved from Garden Grove, where have resided since 1890, to Hunt Beach, where they will hence up their residence. Senator T. J. Jones good wife have managed throughout this section, who drawn to them by their manble qualities. The senator leading part in the organization co-operative beet sugar face some years ago, and was also the side of the grower, working uously for the success of the event. Later he was honorably elected state senate, where he served trict honorably during his tenurely he has been engaged in Oxnard sugar enterprises probably done more than any man to advance the interest beet culture in different seas this and adjoining counties expressed at their departure with the best wishes for their welfare in their new home. A shotgun and two revolvers from R. Spoerl’s gunstore Wyatt some weeks ago were day recovered at a Los Angeles shop where Wyatt disposed for $5. The articles are valued Wyatt is now serving a ten years at the Whittier reform incorrigibility. Mr. Spoerl Wyatt entered his store after midnight on the nighttneft. Before noon the next walked into the store, aiming about the interior. S missed the stolen articles, and ed Wyatt, but said nothin days later the youthful o threatened to kill his parents arrested and sent to Whittier he was “awested” regarding Walter Luther paid a fine of $5 into Judge Howard's court on Saturday afternoon for an assault upon Billy Warner. Luther says he was driving by, when Warner invited him out of his buggy to settle a point in dispute between them. Luther complied, and though the smaller man of the two put Warner to flight, after striking him several times in the face. Luther informed the court he was willing to pay for his fun and inasmuch as the judge felt he was not entirely the aggressor, he let the kid off with a light fine. Found, on Center street, on Sunday, a laprobe. Owner may obtain same by applying at this office. Tel. Main 53 Brushes and Combs Just received a large assortment of Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, sage Brushes, Clothes Brushes, Combs and Rubber Sponges. BUY NOW As you will have a large assortment to pick from at correct place. REMEMBER THE PLACE Mullinix Drug Store Prescriptions a Specialty Mr. Baxter was in town from last on Saturday. Officious communications are paid upon to in this office. The time door is too much taken up with key to permit the reading of letters. Day and Sunday were for the disagreeable days on account of, which blew in interruptions during portions of the nights were cool; on Sunday first white frost of the year. The thermometer fell to 46°. Sesser writes from Portland his subscription and sending enquiring friends. Ben concocted the largest retail grocery events in Portland and is doing looks forward with long-time when he will again be in the glorious climate of California. Littlefield, T. A. Darling Littlefield returned some from a six-weeks' prospecting country north of Imperial. Need a number of rich mineral and another trip later in the day be the result. Mr. Little-nominee of the democratic justice of the peace. He has the nomination and will make for the position. Bond annual chrysanthemum for the auspices of the Southbornia Horticultural society place in Blanchard and Symonds, beginning Wednesday October 31, and continuing no one interested in the best floral products of Southern should miss this opportunity the best floral exhibition ever of the Rocky Mountains. Be thousands of chrysanthe- Mr. Rea has a valuable Gordon setter dog, nine years old, whose intelligence is proverbial among those who have a nodding acquaintance with the quadruped. The dog sleeps upon the porch at night, and whenever in need of the services of his master rattles the screen door and arouses the head of the family. At 3 o'clock the other morning Mr. Rea was awakened by the dog at the screen, and on going but found the animal about ready to ring down the curtain on account of poison. The dog poisoner had been abroad in the land, and several valuable dogs had been poisoned. The dog had picked up some of it, and feeling that the end was near, aroused his master. Mr. Rea promptly emptied a bottle of sweet oil down its throat, and Mrs. Rea soon had a quantity of hot milk ready for him. This was given the animal and after working with him until daylight his life was saved. To Peter Schumacher of Fullerton is due the honor of erecting the first El Camino Real bell in Orange county. Some days ago, learning that there was one remaining bell on hand in Los Angeles, he telegraphed an order for it, adding that his check would follow by the first mail. The bell arrived by express the following day. Mr. Schumacher erected it in front of his block on Spadra street, and turned it over to the Fullerton Good Roads club. He was thereupon elected a life member of the club. The bell cost him $21, and the expressage $1.10. He also gave the club his check for $5. Mr. Schumacher is an enthusiast in the good roads movement. He has set a unique as well as praiseworthy example by joining the Anaheim Good Roads club. All honor to him. The Home telephone company is erecting a thousand poles for its system in this city, Fullerton, Buena Park and other outlying sections. Eight carriages have been built for them. Buena Park The republican county held a rousing meeting in on Saturday evening, they filled with an appreciative Dr. Hasson presided and manner introduced the They all looked like sure made a favorable impression voters of the Park. Cly candidate for the assembly stirring address in his uncle and eloquent manner and applauded. Mr. Davis, to district attorney, made dress touching upon the point now confronting the person Davis spoke in praise of this and defended Congressman position in reference to river water proposition. It was one of the best so far county. The Ladies Aid bountiful repast for the assailant which ample justice was done ho crowd came over from being in attendance upon their help along the enthusiasm. G. F. Hiles departed on Chicago and other points away three months on a visit His position as bookkeeper is being filled by Miss An interesting test of the can department of the was had on Saturday, where cans for the day totalled 000. The demand for cream at present is great many months past. A young man of the Park in custody on Saturday, or walnut stealing. He had a forethe Norwalk justice act but was released on probing good behavior. The good parents, but is incl bit wayward. He should and be good. T. J. Jones and wife have been Garden Grove, where they lived since 1890, to Huntington where they will henceforth take residence. Senator Jones and wife have many friends at this section, who have been them by their many estimations. The senator took a part in the organization of the five beet sugar factory here ago, and was always upon the grower, working assiduately the success of the enterprise. Was honorably elected to the state, where he served his disdain during his term. Latasha been engaged with the sugar enterprises and has done more than any other one advance the interests of sugar cure in different sections of adjoining counties. Regret is that their departure, coupled best wishes for their future in their new home. Sun and two revolvers stolen in Spoerl's gunstore by Earl One weeks ago were on Thursday at a Los Angeles pawn store Wyatt disposed of them the articles are valued at $25. Now serving a term of six the Whittier reform school for disability. Mr. Spoerl thinks entered his store some time tonight on the night of the before noon the next day Wyatt into the store, aimlessly look at the interior. Spoerl had the stolen articles, and suspect-but said nothing. Some over the youthful degenerate did to kill his parents. He was sent to Whittier, where sweated" regarding his theft. The Home telephone company is erecting a thousand poles for its system in this city, Fullerton, Buena Park and other outlying sections. Eight carloads of poles have arrived here, and seven carloads at Fullerton. The cost of the poles and other apparatus of the new telephone company in town and vicinity is estimated at $40,000. A modern exchange will be installed with headquarters in this city. Work upon the new reinforced concrete office building next the postoffice will begin in a few days. The marriage of Theophelus Jones and Mrs. Ramella, popular young people of this city, is announced. We join their many friends in extending the felicitations of the season. J. O. Royer and a party of friends left this week for a three-weeks' visit to his mines in Arizona. A social dance will be given by Co.E at the armory after drill this evening. Good music will be furnished and an enjoyable time is anticipated. J. J. Hunter was in town from Fullerton on Tuesday. He says politics look one way to him in his neighborhood—a clean sweep for the republican nominees. R. Y. Williams, chairman of the republican county central committee, and Nate Ulm, secretary of that organization; Superior Judge West, Editor Baumgartner of the Register and other prominent republicans accompanied the Gillett party on its visit to this city on Wednesday last. Dr. C. W. Roberts, the eye specialist at the Federman building, who has been in Anaheim during the past three months, will be in his office, Saturdays, at the same place, till further notice. Other hours by appointment. oct18tf If you are interested in automobiles drop in at the Orange County Garage of Weisel & Sandilands and look over their machines. They handle the popular Moline and Wayne Touring Cars and Runabouts, both of which are absolutely guaranteed. Let us show you why, in buying one of these cars, you are getting more for your money than you will find elsewhere. Always The demand for the cream at present is great many months past. A young man of the Park in custody on Saturday, or walnut stealing. He had a forethe Norwalk justice sack but was released on probing good behavior. The good parents, but is incumbent wayward. He should not and be good. Charles Halzhauser and returned from their trip to dales with the intention of E.C.Cady on Monday reload of beet pulp from the tos factory, to be used for J.H. Whitaker was a visitor on Monday. Miss Mabel Esterbrook Neb., is visiting with Miss A story comes in from M a "prominent" resident was put off of the more train there on Friday for bumpers, presumably all Los Angeles. Upon being he stepped up to the age if a carload of hay had been for "Scott." The agent for the fellow hiked to Fulled wind whistling through locks. Anaheim and Santa Ana will debate on the evening Subject, Resolved, That States should build and navy as large as that of action." Anaheim takes Tryouts for selection of being held this week. Unclaimed Letters Unclaimed letters in post office week ending Oct. Miss D.W Clark, Mrs feger, Mrs Bertha Mann, Willle Salazar—St Catherine age. When calling for above say "advertised," and named this list. One cent e charged for each advert.Letters remaining uncle expiration of fifteen days will be sent to the dead lo J.W.DUCKWO WALNUT GROWERS, See us before selling crop. We can do you som Mr. Spoerl thinks entered his store some time before noon the next day Wyatt to the store, aimlessly look at the interior. Spoerl had stolen articles, and suspect- but said nothing. Some or the youthful degenerate to kill his parents. He was sent to Whittier, where sweated" regarding his theft. Tied the theft and told where were. They were recov- police are looking for two ages of the young yeggman and may be made this week. Tel.Main 53 Combs Shoe, Tooth Brushes, Masbber Sponges. W k from at correct price. ACE Big Store Specialty GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK. ANAH We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and conservative compound interest allowed our Savings Department. H. W. CHYNOWETH, President, JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. Did you know that J. W. Duckworth & —carry a full and complete line of— Fancy Groceries, Dry Goods and New Crockeryware, Hardware, Tinw Also, we handle all kinds of Chicken Feed in and don't forget that we pay the Highest Man for Produce. J.W. Duckworth & Son, LOAR Phones: Sunset Main 411 Home Loara Buena Park Republican county candidates were presiding meeting in school hall on Friday evening, the hall being with an appreciative audience. Jason presided and in felicitous manner introduced the candidates. All looked like sure winners and favorable impression with the crowd of the Park. Clyde Bishop, state for the assembly, made a address in his usual forceful frequent manner and was heartily asked. Mr. Davis, the nominee district attorney, made a good ad-couching upon the political issues confronting the people. Mr. Cooke in praise of the candidates defended Congressman Smith's vote in reference to the Owens River proposition. The meeting of the best so far held in the Ladies Aid furnished a final repast for the assemblage to sample justice was done. A tally came over from Anaheim to attendance upon the meeting and along the enthusiasm. Hiles departed on Friday for two and other points east to be three months on a vacation trip. Motion as bookkeeper at the fac-Being filled by Miss Sturgon. Interesting test of the capacity of department of the milk factory on Saturday, when the output for the day totaled nearly 60,-the demand for the condensed that present is greater than for months past. Man of the Park was taken body on Saturday, charged with stealing. He had a hearing before Norwalk justice and fined $10, released on probation, pend-ood behavior. The youth has parents, but is inclined to be a ward. He should take advice good. Free Fight at a Baffgame Alfred Requarth, living with his parents at West Anaheim, had his arm broken above the wrist by being hit with a bat in a scrimmage with three Santa Ana toughs at a ball game at Athletic park in this city on Sunday afternoon. Nines from Orangethorpe and Santa Ana were engaged in the game, and excitement between participants of each side ran high. Requarth became involved in an argument with three men from Santa Ana, one of whom is said to be a prizefighter. Requarth was knocked down and was being punished severely, when Arthur and Charley Darling went to his assistance. The latter was badly pummeled about the face. Requarth states that the Santa Ana men were boisterous and under the influence of liquor. He sought to avoid trouble, but was struck on the arm by a bat in the hands of one of his assailants and knocked down. Two men jumped upon him, when the Darling boys interfered to save him from further punishment. The Santa Ana men immediately jumped upon their horses and rode away. Orangethorpe won the game, 4 to 3. It was said yesterday that warrants would issue for the arrest of the Santa Ana men whose names are known to the police. A new hose cart and 500 feet of fire hose arrived this week from the east, through the agency of L. E. Miller, who recently secured the contract by competitive bid against several other dealers, and has been added to the fire department. This gives the department three up-to-date hose carts and 1500 feet of hose. The old hand engine, which earned every dollar of its cost in the Planters' hotel fire fifteen years ago, has been discarded and will probably be sold. Direct pressure from the power house in time of fire permits the fire department to throw a the demand for the condensed that present is greater than for months past. man of the Park was taken body on Saturday, charged with stealing. He had a hearing beNorwalk justice and fined $10, released on probation, pendbehavior. The youth has parents, but is inclined to be a ward. He should take advice good. Halzhauser and wife have from their trip to The Neewith the intention of remaining. Cady on Monday received a carbeet pulp from the Los Alamiory, to be used for stock feed. Whitaker was a county-seat on Monday. Mabel Esterbrook of Norfolk, visiting with Miss Sturgon. Story comes in from Northam that dominent” resident of Fullerton but off of the morning freight there on Friday for riding the runs, presumably all the way from Angeles. Upon being recognized up to the agent and asked load of hay had been received scott,” The agent said nay, and low hiked to Fullerton with the whistling through his auburn and Santa Ana high schools debate on the evening of Nov. 16. Resolved, That the United should build and maintain a large as that of any other naAnaheim takes the negative, for selection of the team are held this week. Unclaimed Letters claimed letters in the Anaheim office week ending Oct. 22, 1906: D W Clark, Mrs Chr HenneMrs Bertha Mann, Ed McCane, Salazar—St Catherine’s orphan- en calling for above letters please advertised,” and name the date of list. One cent extra will be for each advertised letter. remaining unclaimed at the tion of fifteen days from date sent to the dead letter office. J. W. DUCKWORTH, P. M. NUT GROWERS, ATTENTION us before selling your walnut We can do you some good. ASHER & FALKENSTEIN, hose arrived this week from the east, through the agency of L. E. Miller, who recently secured the contract by competitive bid against several other dealers, and has been added to the fire department. This gives the depar­ment three up-to-date hose carts and 1500 feet of hose. The old hand engine, which earned every dollar of its cost in the Planters’ hotel fire fifteen years ago, has been discarded and will pro­bably be sold. Direct pressure from the power house in time of fire permits the fire department to throw a number of streams 200 feet high. City Treasurer Hartung this week completed the work of signing the new issue of $48,000 of city bonds to be used in the erection of a new water and lighting plant. The bonds are eighty in number, and are fine specimens of the lithographer’s art. Mr. Hartung had to sign his name to coupons 3660 times. E. L. Oimstead of Redlands has purchas­ed the interest of H. Schwwentker in the real estate agency of Stock & Schwwentker, and will in future devote his time to reality transactions in this city and Redlands. Mr. Olmstead is an experienced man at the business, and with his partner will make a strong team. C. O. Rust will this week finish up his wine-making season. While the crop is short, quality is being main­tained up to a high standard, and much excellent wine is being made. Mr. Rust states that one notable feature of this year’s harvest is the fact that the vine disease has almost totally disappeared, and as a result better grapes have been grown. A. R. Kealiher of Oklahoma, a nephew of Mr. Kealiher of the West End, is in town this week on a visit to that gentleman. He brought out a trai­dload of 2247 hogs consigned to the Cudahy company of Los Angeles. Is Your Hair Sick? That’s too bad! We had not­iced it was looking pretty thin and rough of late, but naturally NUT GROWERS, ATTENTION us before selling your walnut We can do you some good. ASHER & FALKENSTEIN, Anaheim, Cal. ANAHEIM, CAL. With safe and conservative banking Bound interest allowed on deposits in Savings Department. CHAS. A. BOEGE. President. Orth & Son Complete line of— Foods and Notions! Ware, Tinware ken Feed in car lots, Highest Market Price n. LOARA, Cal. Home Loara Exchange Is Your Hair Sick? That’s too bad! We had noticed it was looking pretty thin and rough of late, but naturally did not like to speak of it. By the way, Ayer’s Hair Vigor is a regular hair grower, a perfect hair tonic. The hair stops coming out, grows faster, keeps soft and smooth. Ayer’s Hair Vigor cures sick hair, makes it strong and healthy. The best kind of a testimonial—“Sold for over sixty years.” Made by J. O. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Also manufacturers of Ayer’s SARSAPARILLA. PILLS. CHERRY PECTORAL. Orange County Business College Santa Ana, Calif. Our fall term begins Sept. 3, 1906. Forty graduates last year. This College aids a greater percentage of its graduates in securing good positions than any other college in Southern California. Call or write for College Journal. H. O. SISSON, Pres. aug9-1m