anaheim-gazette 1907-01-24

LOCAL EVENTS Bobby Heinrichs has moved his bicycle repair shop to the premises on East Center street until recently occupied by Huenemeyer’s restaurant. Miss Nell Pendleton of Norwalk was a guest this week of Miss Lola Duckworth. The two young ladies paid a visit to Venice and report an enjoyable time. George Ross of the local gas company has applied for a franchise at Fullerton to the establishment of a gas plant in that town. Mr. Ross is backed by local capital and is prepared to give excellent service. The city trustees have acted favorably upon his application, and the necessary advertising is now being done. Neill E. Bailey, formerly of this city, was elected speaker of the assembly in the Arizona legislature at Phoenix last week. Mr. Bailey has been twice elected to the legislative assembly, and this year was chosen speaker after a spirited contest in which several members were applicants for the place. S. O. Walker was in town on Tuesday in his auto, accompanied by his wife and the wives of two other residents of his section. Walker was always strong with the ladies, and if woman suffrage had prevailed at the November election he would doubtless have been elected sheriff by a large majority. Since the election he has turned his attention to real estate, and has made more money in commissions than the salary of a four-years’ term as sheriff. An inch and two hundredths of rain fell on Thursday afternoon and evening, bringing the total precipitation for the season up to 12.57 inches. Last season to date 8.18. Ideal weather has prevailed since the downpour and Do you know that you owe it to own self-respect to stop riding in broken down rig of yours. Get one of Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Cal. Mrs. C. A. Mahoney and two ren has arrived from Portland to her husband who resides in this city. Bruce Anson has purchased a Philadelphia street, south of Bway, and will shortly begin the tion of two residences. Give me your orders for nursery of all kinds. Finest WALNUT and LENCIA ORANGE trees in the Also STERCULIA street trees, R and ornamentals of all kinds. PE PLUM and all other fruit trees. dec13m2 A. A. Mills, Anaheim We have the only complete fire-proof safes in Orange county. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Henry Rodeik of Orange has chased a lot of L. Nemetz on O street, extending through to Santa street, and contemplates the erec of two residences, one fronting Olive, the other on Santa Fe street. Mrs. Capt. Williams who has visiting relatives in Pittsburg the three months is expected home on urday. She arrived in Chicago Tuesday evening over the Wabash left immediately for the west. Lieut. Kellenberger came down from Sacramento to attend the annual spection and drill of Company E Monday evening. Kellenberger h a position as sergeant-at-arms in assembly, having been tendered position by Assemblyman Bishop. Tom Scott came in from Alessand on Monday to be present at the annual inspection and drill of Company Tom is railway station agent at A sandro, and mayor and president of he would doubtless have been elected sheriff by a large majority. Since the election he has turned his attention to real estate, and has made more money in commissions than the salary of a four-years' term as sheriff. An inch and two hundredths of rain fell on Thursday afternoon and evening, bringing the total precipitation for the season up to 12.57 inches. Last season to date 8.18. Ideal weather has prevailed since the downpour, and plowing operations are progressing on all sides. Architect Krause of Los Angeles was here this week with plans for Mrs. McLaughlin's two story brick business block soon to be erected on the northwest corner of Center and Emily streets. The plans have been accepted by Mrs. McLaughlin, and Mr. Krause was here for the purpose of giving local contractors a chance to make bids for erecting the building. Bids will be opened next week and work of construction will immediately follow awarding of the contract. The building is to be two stories, with two store rooms below, each 23x78 feet, and the second story, containing eighteen rooms, will be used as a lodging house or hotel. The building will be of cream pressed brick with gold brick trimmings and plate glass front, and will cost $13,000. T.S. Rodger who for upward of a year has been manager of Wallace's grocery will on February 1st move to Los Angeles, where he will take a position as general manager of one of the largest wholesale and retail grocery stores in that city. Mr. Rodger before coming to Anaheim was connected with several of the largest grocery stores in Chicago, and during his three years' residence here has had a number of offers from different cities in Southern California to take charge of stores in those places. An experienced groceryman, he blends with his natural aptitude for business a suavity of disposition which has won for him warm friends on all sides. His friends will regret to lose him, and will indulge the hope that his lines in his new home may be cast in pleasant places. He will be succeeded at Wallace's by T. S. Armstrong. G. W. Pennington was in town Monday on a short business mission. Tom Scott came in from Alessandria on Monday to be present at the annual inspection and drill of Company Tom is railway station agent at A sandro, and mayor and president of board of trade. He and the dog the depot, and the nearest house is and a half miles away. He answered to his name at roll-call, drilled like veteran and departed for his far-away home on Tuesday. J. B. Rea spent several days the week in San Diego. While there disposed of considerable property, figures materially advanced over pri recently ruling. He states San Dio is on the boom and property valuation are soaring. Active work upon the railroad has begun and the town livelier than for many years. The man who procrastinates will sorry he did not put his money into of our plush robes. Wm. F. Lutz C Santa Ana, Cal. E. Huenemeyer's new restaurant opened on Saturday evening, when upward of 100 guests were entertained at dinner from 6 to 9. Mr. Huenemeyer provided an excellent repast, consisting of soup, fresh oysters, ham, salad roast turkey and cranberry sauce, vegetables, pies, cake and coffee. The meal was excellently served, and were the expressions of satisfaction the part of guests at the elaborate spread. The restaurant's patron continues good, and those in search of a good meal will make no mistake going to the new restaurant in the H block. A local automobilist has constructed a pit over which he runs his machine when desiring to clean and repair machinery. Then he enters the and proceeds to his task. The other day he was in the pit cleaning the machine. He removed his hat to keep from being soiled by the dripping oil. A drop of oil fell upon the bas spot upon his head. Later he took dinner with a party of friends, among them several ladies. When he subsquently went to the barber-shop, business a suavity of disposition which has won for him warm friends on all sides. His friends will regret to lose him, and will indulge the hope that his lines in his new home may be cast in pleasant places. He will be succeeded at Wallace's by T. S. Armstrong. G. W. Pennington was in town Monday on a short business mission. House to Rent—On East Broadway. Apply to T. S. Armstrong. Now is the Time We are closing out all our chain-drive cars, also have for sale 2 Olds Runabout, 1 Olds Touring Car, 1 Reo Runabout. Sold another Olds Runabout. Bring in your cars—we can sell them. We are agents for the Maxwell and Ford cars. Martin's Garage, Santa Ana, next to City Hall. Sunset Main 34; Home 34. If you want the best and want to know that you are getting the best, ride in one of our vehicles. A most complete line of all styles. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. The Santa Ana river has broken from its banks and has spread out over the Talbert country, damaging the celery crop. Celery growers are heavy losers because of the water. Crates were in the field and in a few days it would have been on the cars. Mrs. L. C. Blake is visiting relatives in Los Angeles. GERMAN-AMERICNN BANK. ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and conservative banking; FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM, compound interest allowed on deposits in our Savings Department. H. W. CHYNOWETH, President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. CHAS. A. BOEGE, Cashier. H. A. Dickel, Harry Armstrong and Ernest Neubaur went to Mount Lowe on Sunday to enjoy a festival of snowballing. They climbed up the mountain at the incline, took the cars to Alpine town, and proceeded through the snow to Mount Lowe. The scenery was grand. They returned in the evening. A party of snow-ballers was on the cars and there was snow-balling for further orders. Descending the in-eline in the car at night a beautiful sight was beheld, Lights of Pasadena twinkled at their feet, the large street arcs standing out prominently above the incandescent lights. Los Angeles could be plainly seen, while in the distance the large string of lights at Venice were distinguishable. Father Dubbel went to Los Angeles on Tuesday to act as officiating clergyman at the marriage of Miss Linda Luer, formerly residing here, and Charles Von der Ahe, a young business man of the Angelic town. Miss Florence Bailey of the high school is incapacitated from duty, by a severely sprained ankle, which prevents her leaving her residence. W. Frantz has disposed of his interest in the Hussmann barber shop and will in the near future take his departure for Goldfield, Nev. A. W. Cavanagh has purchased 20 acres of Mr. Enfield east of town, paying $1600 cash therefor. He contemplates various improvements. If you want to sell your property list it with the L. A. Evans company. If you wish to exchange your property for beach or city property list it with the L. A. Evans company. Clemens Amberg, the expert tonsorial artist at the Stag barber-shop, will shortly depart for the mining town of Goldfield, Nev., where he may establish himself in business. Our January issue is now After having first er stock in some lines reduce these lines is fice in many departments ANOTHER RULE our rule of not carry into another, and allow in transit we must go all winter merchandise the magnitude ITEMS BELOW, and WE SHALL LOOK DRESSGOOD 10 pieces all work now 480 All other dressgoal cent Discount. 15 pieces Beautiful Kimona max. Outing flannels, and dark patterns, 50 Silk 27 in. black and white Two Big Black 36 in. in Silk now $1.22 Black all Silk Peau $1.50, now $1.22 attend the annual intrill of Company E on g. Kellenberger holds urgent-at-arms in the ag been tendered the amblyman Bishop. in from Alessandro present at the annual drill of Company E. station agent at Aleslor and president of the He and the dog run nearest house is two away. He answered call, drilled like a arted for his far-away at several days the past Diego. While there he considerable property, at advanced over prices He states San Diego and property valuations work upon the new gun and the town is many years. procrastinates will be his money into one Wm. F. Lutz Co., r's new restaurant was day evening, when rests were entertained to 9. Mr. Huenemeyer elent repast, consistoysters, ham, salads, cranberry sauce, vegeake and coffee. The ently served, and many of satisfaction on tests at the elaborate restaurant's patronage and those in search of make no mistake in restaurant in the Hart bilist has constructed he runs his machine clean and repair its hen he enters the pit this task. The other pit cleaning the maved his hat to keep it by the dripping of oil fell upon the bald head. Later he took city of friends, among mes. When he subsethe barber-shop, the If you want to sell your property list it with the L. A. Evans company. If you wish to exchange your property for beach or city property list it with the L. A. Evans company. Clemens Amberg, the expert tonsorial artist at the Stag barber-shop, will shortly depart for the mining town of Goldfield, Nev., where he may establish himself in business. Miss Antoinette Larronde and Miss Catherine Connell of Los Angeles were guests this week of Miss Winifred Melrose. Mrs. Harry Dyer returned on Tuesday from Denver after an absence of five weeks. Peter Weisel was in Los Angeles the first of the week attending the automobile show. J. B. Neff and C. C. Chapman are at Riverside attending the citrus-growers institute. Horse for sale. A fine driver; also harness and surrey. T. S. Rodger. 1t Wanted—Two or three unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. Enfield Bros., Center street. Four Cylinder Ford Our turn has now come for the 1907 4 cylinder Ford Runabout and we have it. Come in and see this wonderful little machine. We can make immediate deliveries—that means right now. Call us up for demonstration. Sunset Main 34, Home 34. Martin's Garage, ja24t2 Next to City Hall, Santa Ana. A bureau drawer is very insecure. One of our safes is the best place for wills, deeds, insurance policies and other valuable papers. See this line of safes that we persist in talking about. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. FOR SALE Two 360-eggs Cyphers incubators. Address or see C. L. Green, Anaheim. I A bargain, $2500.00 buys ten acres rich farming land, 5 in walnuts, 3 miles south Anaheim. Address 1310 W. 10th St., Los Angeles. Miss Julia Frasier, general secretary of the Woman's Board of Home Missions, will speak in the Presbyterian church next Sabbath morning and evening. Miss Frasier is a brilliant woman and thoroughly devoted to the and dark patterns, 5 Silk 27 in. black and white Two Big Black 36 in. in Silk now $1.22 Black all Silk Pea $1.50, now $1.25 20 per cent discounted and fancy, PLAY All Millin 20 per cent discount youths and boys. 10 per cent discount goods and Douglas VERY CHEAP. Watch our comin' will pay you. ASHER & WHITE Did you know that J. W. Duckworth carry a full Fancy Groceries, Crockeryware Also, we handle all kind and don't forget that we for Produce. J.W.Duckworth Phones: Sunset Main 411 Attention! Your druggist should be an exenced man. I have had over 17 of it. Bring your prescriptions and you will know that they are Two 360-eggs Cyphers incubators. Address or see C. L. Green, Anaheim.1 A bargain, $2500.00 buys ten acres rich farming land, 5 in walnuts, 3 miles south Anaheim. Address 1310 W. 10th St., Los Angeles. Miss Julia Frasier, general secretary of the Woman's Board of Home Missions, will speak in the Presbyterian church next Sabbath morning and evening. Miss Frasier is a brilliant woman and thoroughly devoted to the work in which she is engaged. You should hear her. FOR SALE Choice Softshell Walnut Trees. Size, from 10 feet down. Apply, 1½ miles south of town, near semaphore tower. Phone Sub 337. Wm. PANNIER. an 17ml Sauerkraut at Dickel's. Theo. Ford's soft-shell walnuts have acquired celebrity throughout Southern California as being superior stock. Nurseries, 2½ miles west of Orange on Anaheim road. Phone 494, Orange ja3 The mint in San Francisco was saved from the great fire of last April because of two wells in the back yard. Water enough was pumped from them to check the flames that several times started on the building. Recently the pumps were removed from these wells and the interesting discovery was made that the earthquake had changed them into artesian wells. It had always been found necessary to pump them before in order to get water, but now they flow freely. Evidently some subterranean sources of supply had been disturbed by the quake. In the winter "a young man's fancy gently turns" to the comfort he would get out of one of our top buggies and a plush robe. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. Attention! Your druggist should be an experienced man. I have had over 17 of it. Bring your prescriptions and you will know that they are right. HATZFELD'S POPULAR PHARMA Next to Postoffice ANAHEIM Fine eastern sauerkraut at Pe Meat Market. We assist people in their effort save money. If you don't believe come in and get our prices on vehicle implements and harness. Wm. F. Co., Santa Ana, Cal. The office hours of Dr. Roberts, eye specialist in the Federman built will be on Saturdays hereafter. O hours by appointment. Dr. Rob keeps an automobile to visit patients their homes, when for any reason they can not, or do not care, to come to office. New Residence Tract North Los Angeles street tract now open to purchasers. Lots in desirable residence tract are being fered at from $250 and up. Sidewalks, curbing, grading and ing of streets will be done without pense to purchaser. Terms—$20 cash, and $15 quarter interest at 7 per cent. For further particulars address C. E. ROTHAERMEL, jan3-tf anaheim, Ca Always Reliable Our January Cleanup Sale is now in progress. After having finished our invoice we find a large stock in some lines than we wish to have, and to use these lines is the purpose of this big sacra- many departments. ANOTHER REASON. We must adhere to rule of not carrying over goods from one season another, and as our immense spring stocks are insit we must make room for them by letting winter merchandise. Descriptions do not con- the magnitude of our offer. READ THE ISS BELOW, and DO NOT FAIL TO COME, SHALL LOOK FOR YOU. DRESSGOODS SPECIALS 10 pieces all wool Dressgoods, former price 75c, 48c per yard All other dressgoods, black and colored, 20 per discount. 15 pieces of Fleecedown Fleecedown material, formerly 17½, now 11c cutting flannels, suitable for Quiltlining in light dark patterns, 5 and 7½c per yd. Silk Specials Black and white Jap Silks, regular 65c now 53c Two Big Snaps in Silk 36 in. in Silk Taffeta, regular $1.50 quality, new $1.22 Small Silk Peau de soie 36 in. wide, regular 50, now $1.29 Silk Specials black and white Jap Silks, regular 65c now 53c Two Big Snaps in Silk 86 in. in Silk Taffeta, regular $1.50 quality, new $1.22 all Silk Peau de soie 36 in. wide, regular 50, now $1.29 per cent discount on all Silks in black, cold fancy, PLAIDS INCLUDED. All Millinery Below Cost per cent discount on all Clothing for men, and boys. per cent discount on all Shoes, except Rubds and Douglas Shoes. BROKEN LINES CHEAP. catch our coming announcements and bills, it you. HER & FALKENSTEIN Where Quality Counts know that W. Duckworth & Son carry a full and complete line of Groceries, Dry Goods and Notions! ockeryware, Hardware, Tinware handle all kinds of Chicken Feed in car lots, forget that we pay the Highest Market Price Duckworth & Son, LOARA, Cal. Sunset Main 411 Home Loara Exchange attention! GUM WOOD For Sale. ATTENTION! Just should be an experilence you have had over 17 years your prescriptions here now that they are filled FELD'S DR PHARMACY to Postoffice A H E I M sauerkraut at Palace dec6tf people in their efforts to if you don't believe this our prices on vehicles, harness. Wm. F. Lutz Cal. ears of Dr. Roberts, the in the Federman building days hereafter. Other ment. Dr. Roberts mobile to visit patients at men for any reason they not care, to come to the nov8tf residence Tract Angeles street tract is purchasers. Lots in this trace tract are being of50 and up. carbing, grading and oilll be done without exer. sh, and $15 quarterly, cent. particulars address E. ROTHAERMEL, Anaheim, Cal. GUM WOOD For Sale. C.C. Browning Ranch Phone Sub 164 ORANGE COUNTY Business College SANTA ANA, — CALIFORNIA The winter term begins January 2d, 1907. This school cannot supply the demand upon it for office help. Call or write for information. dec20-1m H. O. SISSON, Pres. A. O. Zenn, fiber commissioner of the Philippine Islands, was in Santa Ana on Tuesday and took away with him 117 pounds of the hemp plant sisal grown on the ranch of City Attorney Heathwan of that place. He said that should his tests of the product taken with him prove satisfactory he would probably locate a sisal plantation in Orange county for the purpose of having the plant grown for commercial purposes. No matter what your politics may be you would appreciate our line of vehicles. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana.