anaheim-gazette 1907-03-28

New Laws. Among the bills which have been passed by both houses of the California Legislature, and have received the signature of the Governor, our readers will find the following of interest: Assembly bill No. 428.—Appropriating $12,000 to be used by the state commissioner of horticulture for searching for, securing, introducing, propagating and distributing beneficial insects. Senate bill No. 7.—Prohibiting the sale of any fruit tree or fruit trees of a certain kind, variety or description, and the delivery thereafter with the intent to deceive to the purchaser of a fruit or fruit trees of a different kind, variety, or description, and providing penalties for the violation thereof. Assembly Bill No. 330.—To provide for the investigation of the nature of the disease known as pearblight, and to prevent, eradicate and procure a cure for the same, and to cause to be prosecuted experimental and research work in the field of viticulture, directing publication of the results of such experiments and investigations; making an appropriation thereof, and prescribing the duties of the controller and treasurer in relation thereto. Attack on President. What is believed to be a premeditated attack upon President Roosevelt and the Federal administration generally was made in Philadelphia last week by Stuyvesant Fish, George J. Gould’s new partner in the new Missouri Pacific. Mr. Fish came here to deliver an address before the students on finance in the University of Pennsylvania and took for his subject “Faith is the Basis of Finance.” There was nothing startling in the address by Fish but afterward he made it known that he would say a few things to newspaper men. He began by asserting that the people need NEWS AND BUSINESS The main frame of the new 4 mower is one piece holes are drilled simultaneously bearing has a removable so that the shafts are always there is no binding essential wear—and little or hence the machine is runs very smoothly. McCormers, headers and rakes, extra parts are to be had on Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa FOR SALE! 5 acre ranch in La Hacienda town site, in walnuts and K½ of a mile from new elephant shares of water stock. P cash, balance 1, 2 and 3 yea Stern & Goodman, Full FOR SALE! 10 acre walnut ranch near full bearing, 5 shares Ana Water Co. stock, last year 20 per cent. net. Price $8,500 ance to suit buyer. Stern & Goodman, Full FOR SALE! 14 acre ranch near Fuller barn, chicken corrals, 1 hour fine soil. All in cultivation $3,500,½ cash, balance 1, 2 Stern & Goodman, Full Do you want to buy land We will sell you from 10 pieces from $150.00 per acre improved and un Stern & Goodman, Full The McCormick is the man Wm. F. Don’t fail to see B. Ha phant in the circus parade The biggest one in the bus thing interesting doing all Wickersheim & Oswald ton and Anaheim agents McCormick repairs and ex Wanted to purchase—G grove of ten to fifteen acres lerton or Anaheim. Bynor 409-410 Isaias W. Hellman was made in Philadelphia last week by Stuyvesant Fish, George J. Gould's new partner in the new Missouri Pacific. Mr. Fish came here to deliver an address before the students on finance in the University of Pennsylvania and took for his subject "Faith is the Basis of Finance." There was nothing startling in the address by Fish but afterward he made it known that he would say a few things to newspaper men. He began by asserting that the people need not regard conditions as wrong because of an occasional flurry in the stock market, but asserted that conditions could be previously wrong by an unsound point of view in the White House. "What is your estimate of President Roosevelt?" was asked. "What is my estimate of Theodore Roosevelt?" he repeated. "Well I have known him since he was a toddler so high." He bent his six feet three inches to indicate the height of a three-year-old boy. "Boy and man," he continued, "President Roosevelt has been unsteady but always well meaning." "Has his administration met with your approval?" "Not wholly. He has in too marked a degree the characteristic of all the Roosevelts. The fable of Jupiter and the packs illustrates what I mean. You will remember that the god divided the burdens of a too important mortal. In front of the man he suspended a basket in which he placed the faults of all other men. In a knapsack upon the man's shoulders he placed the man's faults. So it is with the President. He can see the faults of everyone else, but none of his own." "Even with his faults you have named is he not the best man for the Presidency?" "No; I have known others just as well meaning, just as brave, who have more discretion, who are far more steady and reliable." Steve Rochey, a Talbert bad man, drew a knife at a birthday party in that neighborhood on Sunday afternoon, threatening to do great bodily injury to everyone in sight, and when last seen after a chase with an officer's posse, was waist deep in the waters of the river. Darkness came up and he escaped. At the height of his knife play Constable Nate Smith was called in to quiet the riot. Smith came unDon't fail to see B. Hafenphant in the circus parade. The biggest one in the but thing interesting doing all Wickersheim & Oswaldton and Anaheim agents McCormick repairs and ex Wanted to purchase—Grove of ten to fifteen acres lerton or Anaheim. Bynon 409-410 Isaias W. Hellman and 4th streets. "Whalebone" buggies. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa For Exchange—First claing, close in, on fine street Los Angeles. Rents at $10—want walnut grove. By ball, 409-410 Isaias W. Hellman Main and 4th streets. For McCormick mowers the best on earth, also headers and binders, go heim & Oswald, Fullerton. Theo. Ford's soft-shell w acquired celebrity through California as being sur Nurseries, 2½ miles west of Anaheim road. Phone 494, Milch Cow for Sale Cheat at Placentia blacksmith & Hugo. Wickersheim & Oswaldton and Anaheim headq McCormick harvesting ma repairs. They get them load. WANTED—A small child in good location close to rails be a bargain. Have client buy.—See us at once. En Anaheim, Cal Read about the big bargain this week by the new first Quarton & Schumacher. The making room for the new has been ordered from the EGGS FOR HATCH From thoroughbred and horse strains. Barred Plymouth Black Minorcas, Rhode Island single comb, fine color. Mrs. C. R. Turck, South & You wont believe you can at price until you see them Quarton & Schumacher's. WATER STOCK I have Anaheim Union which I will let out for the mch7tf J. B. NEFF, Anaheim FOR RENT Kroeger's Hall. Three fro Steve Rochey, a Talbert bad man, drew a knife at a birthday party in that neighborhood on Sunday afternoon, threatening to do great bodily injury to everyone in sight, and when last seen after a chase with an officer's posse, was waist deep in the waters of the river. Darkness came on and he escaped. At the height of his knife play Constable Nate Smith was called in to quiet the riot. Smith came unarmed and had to retire when Rochey came for him with the flourishing knife. While Smith was getting a revolver, Rochey went home, and there Smith went to get him. He opened the door and there stood Rochey with a 44-Colt held on Smith. Again Smith retired, and the third time he came with friends and a Winchester rifle. Rochey saw the party and he ran for the river. Ten shots were fired after him in the chase across the swampy fields and among the willows. Darkness came on. Occasionally a glimpse of Rochey was gained, but he was not caught. When he was last seen he was wading out into the stream carrying his revolver above his head. Later he was fished out and put in the county jail. A Chicago paper has carried this advertisement for some days: "Come back and all will be forgiven, J. W." The chief of the Secret Service is named John Wilkie. Wonder if it refers to that sub-treasury affair. Speaker Cannon made a particular study of the Gatun dam while in Panama. He is an expert in almost every other variety and he might as well add Gatun to his vocabulary. NEWS AND BUSINESS A main frame of the McCormick mower is one piece in which all four drilled simultaneously—and wearing has a removable bushing on the shafts are always in alignment there is no binding—no unnecessary wear—and little or no friction—the machine is noiseless and very smoothly. McCormick mow-loaders and rakes, and all their parts are to be had of F. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. FOR SALE! The ranch in La Habra, right in town, in walnuts and Kelsey plums. Snail from new electric line, 5 feet of water stock. Price $2,000; ± balance 1, 2 and 3 years. In & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. FOR SALE! The walnut ranch near Fullerton, Spring, 5 shares Anaheim Union Co. stock, last year's revenue agent net. Price $8,500; ± cash, bal-suit buyer. In & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. FOR SALE! The ranch near Fullerton. House, chicken corrals, 1 horse and plow, all. All in cultivation. Price cash, balance 1, 2, 3 years, In & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. You want to buy land? Why? Will sell you from 10 to 100 acre from $150.00 per acre to $250.00 improved and unimproved. In & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. McCormick is the machine to buy. Wm. F. Lutz Co. Fail to see B. Hartfield's elec-tion in the circus parade April 5th. Great one in the bunch. Some interesting doing all the time. 2t ersheim & Oswald are Fuller-Anaheim agents for genuine quick repairs and extras. 21-30 needed to purchase—Good walnut ten to fifteen acres near Fuller Anaheim. Bynon & Kimball, Isaias W. Hellman Bldg., Main Our Motto: "WE STRIVE FOR EVERY ITEM A CHANGE" White Goods 75c. Gowns 48c Lace and Embroidery trimmed. Nice assortment in better grades reduced in proportion. 65c. Skirts 48c. Good quality muslin nicely trimmed in lace and embroidery. While they last, 48c. 25 & 35c Drawers 19c. Some plain, some lace and embroidery trimmed. Values up to 75c all reduced in price. SHOE We are reducing the Children's Shoes to out quick to make new stock—Children's 85c shoes for sizes 3 to $1.25 shoes for... sizes 8½ to 1$1.50 shoes for... sizes 11½ to Ladies' and M $3.50 shoes reduced to... $3.00 " " " " $2.50 " " " All on sale Except Qu Renner, Quarton Few people in all probability recognize the vast importance of the action taken by the President in appointing the waterways commission. It has been the habit to refer to the river and harbor bill when one was passed by Congress as a sort of legalized steal, not exactly a criminal pilfering of the public funds, but still the appropriation of an immense sum of money more for the good it would do in clamorous constituencies than for the actual public service that would be returned for money. This has been too nearly the Orang In 10 Water! Near Full It has been the habit to refer to the river and harbor bill when one was passed by Congress as a sort of legalized steal, not exactly a criminal pilfering of the public funds, but still the appropriation of an immense sum of money more for the good it would do in clamorous constituencies than for the actual public service that would be returned for money. This has been too nearly the case. There has been an immense amount of money spent in river and harbor improvement and it has done some good, but its application was too scattered and irregular to get anything like an adequate return. Now however that the President has taken the matter in hand and there is a good commission appointed to look after the work in a comprehensive way, one can expect some tangible results. The members of the commission are themselves all good men. Senator Warner and Representative Burton are experienced and honest. Gen. McKenzie is one of the best engineers in the country, and has had a large experience in water-way work: F. H. Newell, another member of the commission, is the director of the Reclamation Service, and while he has not had any particular experience in the rivers in the east, there probably is not a man in the country who has a more intimate knowledge of rivers west of the Mississippi. W. J. McGee, the other member of the commission, is an archeologist and a geographer of international repute, though of what particular qualification for the work of the commission is yet to be proved. Anyhow, the commission has an immense work before it, and has a chance to do something of estimable benefit to the country. Cargo of Firecrackers. PORTLAND (Or.,) March 23.—The manifest of the German steamship Arabia, which arrived here from Hong Kong and Japanese points, shows 28,-845 cases of firecrackers, destined for forty-eight cities of the United States. WATER STOCK Anaheim Union water stock will let out for the season. J. B. NEFF, Anaheim, Cal. FOR RENT Y's Hall. Three front rooms for Enquire of Louis Kroeger. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Adams to Peter Weisel—Lot rise tct; $10 Meyer to R T Davis—Lot 47, Fullerton; $10 Taylor to Frank H Fox—Lot Lot E5, Anaheim; $10 Haffee to Jennie Noff—Lot 6, Harper & Johnson’s add to Garve; $175 Bingham Beach Co to L M Jacobs 3 and 34, blk 706, Wesley Park Buntington Beach; $10 Newport Town co to Warren B Lot 24, blk 11, East Newport: Horwitz to Gustav Spingath 9, blk C, Beach’s add to Or-0 Cuff to Esther A Newland et al blk 8, Sunset Beach; $10 Bingham Beach Co to San Pedro Co—Lots 21 and 23, blk 509, Buntington Beach; $10 ER Dowie promised on dying he would not come back for years. But that still leaves some doubt as to where we would go till he is safe back here. Cargo of Firecrackers. PORTLAND (Or.,) March 23.—The manifest of the German steamship Arabia, which arrived here from Hong Kong and Japanese points, shows 28,-845 csses of firecrackers, destined for forty-eight cities of the United States. The total weight of this consignment was in excess of 700 tons and sixty freight cars will be required to transport the material to Eastern cities. The local customs here will receive $96,285 duties on a portion of this shipment. Of the total amount of firecrackers received 1232 cases go East in bond. They are consigned to Grand Rapids, Toledo and Cincinnati. There are twenty-eight cases for Winnipeg. The Bureau of Animal Industry says there are 23,000,000 horses in the country. And with all those to choose from, we usually pick the wrong one. NOTICE OF PROVING WILL In the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California. In the matter of the estate of F. A. Korn, deceased. Notice for publication of time for proving will, etc. Notice is hereby given that Friday, the 5th day of April, 1907, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, at the court room of this court, in the city of Santa Ana, county of Orange, State of California, has been appointed as the time and place for hearing the application of Marie L. Horstmann, praying that a document now on file in this court, purporting to be the last Will and Testament of the said deceased, be admitted to probate, that Letters Testamentary be issued thereon to Marie L. Horstmann, at which time and place all persons interested therein may appear and contest the same. Dated March 26, 1907. W. B. WILLIAMS, County Clerk. F. C. Spencer, Attorney for Petitioner. mar28td. Motto: "WE STRIVE TO PLEASE." Prices on Federman's Stock ITEM A CHANCE TO SAVE SHOES are reducing the prices on children's Shoes to clean them at quick to make room for our new stock— Children's 85c shoes for...75c sizes 3 to 8 5 shoes for...$1.10 sizes 8½ to 11 10 shoes for...$1.35 sizes 11½ to 2 Ladies' and Men's 10 shoes reduced to...$3.15 0 " " " ...2.70 0 " " " ...2.25 All on sale Except Queen Quality Staple Dry Goods 12¼c Ginghams...10c 15c Percales...12¼c 12¾ " ...9c 20c Lawns...10c 25c Laces and Embroideries...17c 20c " " " ...13c 15c " " " ...10c Cheaper grades, and all Braids and Trimmings reduced proportionately Drop in and inspect the line of Men's Suits at ½ Price Also the line of Boys' Suits at 12½ percent Discount Barton & Schumacher Orange and Walnut LANDS In 10 Acre Tracts or more. Water! Water! Water! LANDS In 10 Acre Tracts or more. Water! Water! Water! Near Fullerton. Near Anaheim La Habra Valley ON EASY PAYMENTS ¼ Cash, Balance 1, 2, 3 years. OWN YOUR HOUSE & FARM Stern & Goodman FULLERTON fashionable Millinery MISSES HILL ite the public to call and inspect their latest spring im tations. Pattern, Street and Children's Hats. LATEST NOVELTIES The Way to the East Via New Orleans and the Sunset Route Through the historic South, via San Francisco and the OGDEN ROUTE Over the Sierra Nevada Mountains— Across Great Salt Lake. Via PORTLAND and the SHASTA ROUTE—up the Sacramento valley and over the beautiful Siskiyou mountains. Tourist excursions every day from Los Angeles, via the various routes without change to principal eastern cities. Inquire of M. PICKERING, Agent, Southern Pacific, Anaheim, Cal. Through the historic South, via San Francisco and the OGDEN ROUTE Over the Sierra Nevada Mountains— Across Great Salt Lake. Via PORTLAND and the SHASTA ROUTE—up the Sacramento Valley and over the beautiful Siskiyou mountains. Tourist excursions every day from Los Angeles, via the various routes without change to principal eastern cities. Inquire of M. PICKERING, Agent, Southern Pacific, Anaheim, Cal. NUMBER at the M.GRIFFITH CO. Henry M. Adams, Mgr. If you are going to build consult Magman & Kruger Look at this: A five-room house modern in all respects complete for $800. Call and the plans at 312 Center street, city. AUTOMOBILES! Ford Moline Wayne, Maxwell Touring Cars and Runabouts. Call us up for demostration. P. J. Weisel, Agent Anaheim, Cal. Phone Main 582 Little Gem BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP The only place in town you certainly can get your money's worth. At the Little Gem Repair Shop I have a fine line of bicycles—new and second-hand. I have the very finest wheels at the lowest prices and I have the very best line of sundries, and also a fine line of guaranteed bicycle tires, any size you wish. I am prepared to make wheels to order. I can make you any kind you wish. Also handle guns and ammunition. R. E. HEINRICH, Prop. Astronomers announce that we are going to bump into the tail of a comet. But it is something of a relief to see that the collision is fixed for April 1st.