anaheim-gazette 1907-05-23

LOCAL EVENTS Rev. Mitchell has taken up his residence in his newly finished cottage on Olive street. A new four-chair barber shop is talked of, to be housed in a new brick building shortly to be in course of erection on East Center street. Miss Mildred Callahan will spend vacation with her parents in Toronto. She contemplates returning in the fall to resume her duties in the primary school. Tom Scott left for Alessandro Monday morning, hitting the high places on his way out of town. Scott reported to Company E two weeks ago, on the occasion of the call to arms, and has been living on the fat of the land ever since. He had come to be a professional diner-out, and had more invitations to dinner than he could accept. Mrs. Carolina B. Tuffree, widow of the late Col. J. K. Tuffree, was married in Los Angeles last week to Mr. Pitman of Louisville. The newly wedded couple left for a honeymoon trip through the south, and on their return will be at home to friends at the Placentia ranch. The groom is a younger brother to a former son-in-law of the bride. A special walnut growers' institute will be held at Whittier June 5th and 6th, which walnut men throughout Orange county are invited to attend. Prof. Wickson will be present from Berkeley, as will also Prof. Smith, resident professor in charge of the state laboratory. Judge I. F. Leib of San Jose, one of the largest walnut growers in the state, who is preparing to plant a large walnut plantation in Mexico, will be present and address the meeting. Representative growers from every part growing district in South J. J. Hunter was over from the north side on Saturday transacting business and extending the glad hand to numerous friends hereaway. Frank Earl on Thursday evening received by telegram the sad news of the death of his mother at Ridgewa Penn., an operation for appendicitis having proven fatal. A few days previously he had been informed by letter the operation was eminently successful and that his mother was recovering rapidly. C. F. Grim and family leave shortly for an extended visit with relatives east. Mrs. Grim and the children will go to Potsdam, N.Y., where she will be the guest of relatives, while Mr. Grim will meet his brother at Chicago and will later take in the Jamestown exposition. Mrs. A. J. Anson of Marshalltown Iowa, aunt of Bruce Anson, who has been spending the winter with friends at Hollywood, was a guest of the family of that gentleman the past week. She departed yesterday for Hollywood and will shortly proceed to her hometown in the east. G. F. Martin and wife left on Tuesday for Tempe, A.T., where they will make their permanent residence. They spent several weeks there, returning this city last week to arrange for the removal of their household goods that point. Mr. Martin contemplated going into the butcher business "Fritz's" many friends hereabout wise him the best of luck. H. W. Chynoweth was in town Friday from Pasadena, where he organizing the new Bank of Commerce with a capital stock of $50,000. Mr. Chynoweth has been elected president of the new organization, and has been delegated authority to purchase the furniture and fixtures, which will cost will be held at Whitier June 5th and 6th, which walnut men throughout Orange county are invited to attend. Prof. Wickson will be present from Berkeley, as will also Prof. Smith, resident professor in charge of the state laboratory. Judge I. F. Leib of San Jose, one of the largest walnut growers in the state, who is preparing to plant a large walnut plantation in Mexico, will be present and address the meeting. Representative growers from every nut-growing district in Southern California will be present and offer suggestions upon matters now engaging the attention of growers from one end of the state to the other. Children playing with matches resulted in firing a barn belonging to Manuel Crespin, situated in the alley running north from the city powerhouse on Wednesday afternoon of last week. Its proximity to the water and lighting plant, where a large quantity of oil is kept in underground storage, called out the fire department on the double quick. A stream from the fire hose extinguished the fire in short order. The barn was about half destroyed, together with a quantity of hay stored therein. Miss Idella Dotter was successful in the suit brought by her two married sisters to break their mother's will in which the family estate was bequeath-ed to the unmarried daughter. The estate consists of property in Los Angeles and Santa Monica valued at $100,-000. Miss Idella was given the entire property, her two sisters being cut off with $100 each. The lady is quite well known in Anaheim, having been a frequent visitor here in past years, and her success in the lawsuit is accepted with approval on the part of her many friends here. Twelve bachelors of this city, all young and comparatively good-looking, have formed a compact, affixing their signatures thereto, agreeing to give a wedding present to the one who first claims a bride, the same to apply to the rest as they join the ranks of the Benedicts. The object of the gift is to promote matrimonial ventures and already there is a stir among the "boys" to see who can come under the wire first. The members have had a grouped picture taken, and only the modesty of some members prevents the names being going into the butcher business. Fritz's" many friends hereabout wish him the best of luck. H. W. Chynoweth was in town on Friday from Pasadena, where he is organizing the new Bank of Commerce with a capital stock of $50,000. Mr. Chynoweth has been elected president of the new organization, and has been delegated authority to purchase the furniture and fixtures, which will cost $15,000. The bank will open in the new chamber of commerce building which is as yet incomplete, and will be ready for business about Sept. 1st. He and his mother this week moved to Pasadena and will take up their permanent residence in that city. Herman Kruger was in town from Los Alamitos a day or two ago and says farming operations are in a flourishing condition in his neighborhood. All of his neighbors have sold their farms; the last two transfers having been recorded the past week. All sold at advenanced rates, and prices maintain an upward tendency. Mr. Kruger is the only property-owner within a radius of many miles who has resided in this section for any length of time. He had many offers for his farm but had not yet been persuaded to part with his property. Attention is directed to the advertisement of Thos. W. Dunn, who is taking contracts for tree planting on all kinds, making the planting of orange trees a specialty. He is now engaged with a force of men setting out a large tract near Norwalk to eucalyptus trees which are doing nicely. Mr. Dunn understands the planting of trees thoroughly and all work entrusted to him will be given prompt attention. He guarantees satisfaction in every case and people desiring to set out orchards will do well to communicate with him. The championship debate between Anaheim and Pasadena high schools will be held tomorrow evening at the Los Angeles polytechnic school. The subject is: "Resolved, That the Child Labor Law Should Emanate From the National Rather than State Government." Anaheim takes the affirmative and will be represented by Firebaugh and Smale. Anaheim has won each of its three debates this year. It occupies have formed a compact, affixing their signatures thereto, agreeing to give a wedding present to the one who first claims a bride, the same to apply to the rest as they join the ranks of the Benedicts. The object of the gift is to promote matrimonial ventures and already there is a stir among the "boys" to see who can come under the wire first. The members have had a grouped picture taken, and only the modesty of some members prevents the names being published. It is said that two of the "bachs" who are reckoned to be near the proposing time, are thinking seriously of popping the question right away. It is said in society circles that there is quite a flutter among the feminine hearts on account of the organization and some of the girls are "just dying" to see the picture. The championship debate between Anaheim and Pasadena high schools will be held tomorrow evening at the Los Angeles polytechnic school. The subject is: "Resolved, That the Child Labor Law Should Emanate From the National Rather than State Government." Anaheim takes the affirmative and will be represented by Firebaugh and Smale. Anaheim has won each of its three debates this year. It occupies first place, with Pasadena second. Anaheim defeated Pasadena in the initial debate. A large delegation of rooters will accompany the team, going up on the 5:24 Santa Fe and returning on the midnight flyer. The judges are Prof. Bovard of U. S. C., Prof. Millspaugh of the State Normal and Judge Wilbur of Los Angeles. German-American Bank CARRYING MONEY about with you or keeping it in your office is a pretty dangerous matter. The danger of loss by theft, fire or other causes is constant. GERMAN AMERICAN BANK offers you the security of its vaults. Deposit your cash there and pay your bills by check. If your check book is burned or stolen you can replace it. If your money were so lost it would be gone forever. We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and conservative banking; FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM, compound interest allowed on deposits in our Savings Department. ADOLPH THOMAS, President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. CHAS. A. BOEGE, Cashier. NEWS AND BUSINESS For Sale Cheap.—Valencia orange trees. Apply to M. Payan, Olive. 31-4 J. S. Howard transacted business in the metropolis of Southern California on Tuesday. HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE AT AUCTION Auction sale of horses and mules at the Eureka livery company's stables in Fullerton, Cal., Tuesday, May 28th, at 10:30 a.m. Two carloads of well broken horses and mules. Utah stock. Driving, saddle and work horses. A. H. Woodward, auctioneer. Bert Kimmerlts who has been employed on the Royer place for upwards of a year, left this week for Arizona to assume charge of ranch property there of Mr. Royer's. Plush robes at pleasant prices. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Henry Naterman and John Steers of Los Angeles were guests of Mr. Allen and family on Sunday. Plush robes at summer time prices. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Fred Pressel departed on Tuesday morning for a two-weeks' trip to Sacramento and other up-state points. We will give you the benefit of a big discount on our stock of plush robes. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. D. A. Webster of the Southwest Printers' Supply of Los Angeles was in town on Monday in the interest of his firm. “Made in Santa Ana” our line of harness. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Comrade O. V. Knowlton was over from Fullerton on Tuesday arranging for the approaching celebration of Dacoration Day. “Whalebone” plugless body buggies. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Materials Graduation Never before splendid assortment Graduating Dresses India Linens from Persian Lawns from Dotted Swisses from French Batiste, 4 Lingerie, Lawns and Chic beautiful white Dress Stuffs. India Silks, Fancy Silks evening dresses. These are the goods you want them please you. Our Under Is a Winner. Have you already come soon. You know we sell "Peerless" M ASHER & WHITAKEN Successors to J. W. DU Carry in stock a we Printers' Supply of Los Angeles was in town on Monday in the interest of his firm. "Made in Santa Ana" our line of harness. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Comrade O. V. Knowlton was over from Fullerton on Tuesday arranging for the approaching celebration of Dacoration Day. "Whalebone" plugless body buggies. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Mrs. Louisia Pratt, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Martha Pratt today left for Chicago and other points in Illinois on an extended visit with relatives and friends. We have the best line of vehicles sold anywhere. A look will convince you. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. N. Hart went to San Diego on Sunday for a week's stay. If you are thinking about automobiles call us up and we will send our demonstrating car to your relief. We want you to ride in the car that is "good anywhere, but best on hills." Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana agents for the Buick. WATER STOCK I have Anaheim Union water stock which I will let out for the June runs. J. B. NEFF, Anaheim, Cal. LATEST FAD Send souvenir post cards with your own picture on them to your friends. Send us your picture, photo or tintype, and 49 cents and we will send you one dozen photo post cards. Agents wanted. West Coast Novelty Co., Los Angeles, Cal. For Sale—Two-seated surry, practically new; single harness, also practically new. M. Neipp. Top buggy for sale. Inquire of C. L. Green, Anaheim. Wanted to buy—a horse well built, blocky, weight 1300, not over six years old, well broke, good disposition, a true puller and guaranteed to work anywhere. Address S. S. Twombly, Fullerton, Cal., RFD 2; phone red 203. 2t Lost—On Saturday, probably on Center street, between Citron and city hall, a surveyor's red-covered note book. Finder returned to city hall and receive reward. De Labal Cream Separator for sale. Apply to B. V. Beebe may9 For sale. Two colts, one two-year-old, and one three; well bred. Will make splendid drivers. Apply at ranch The Fullerton trustees are advertising a second gas franchise, which will be bid off July 1st. The trustees so weeks ago awarded a franchise to Fullerton gas company, which is laying pipe and will be ready for service probably by the first of June. Will be supplied from the works of company operating in this city, the connecting pipeline is now being laid. A rival company has recently entered the field, which, it is said, will not be ready to deliver gas for several months. A franchise was applied and this is now in course of publication. For the Children To succeed these days you must have plenty of grit, courage, strength. How is it with the children? Are they thin, pale, delicate? Do not forget Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. You know it makes the blood pure and rich, and builds up the general health in every way. The children cannot possibly have good health unless the bowels are in proper condition. Correct any constipation by giving small laxative doses of Ayer’s Pills. All vegetable, sugar-coated. Made by J.C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Also manufacturers of HAIR VIGOR. AGUE CURE. CHERRY PECTORAL. We have no secrets! We publish the formulas of all our medicines. Always Reliable Materials for Graduating Dresses Over before have we shown such a valid assortment of materials for graduating Dresses. Aria Linens from 10c to 40c a yard Russian Lawns from 25c to 40c a yard United Swisses from 15c to 35c. Bunch Batiste, 48 in. wide, 40c Merle, Lawns and Chiffons in different prices, and lots of other White Dress Stuffs. Silks, Fancy Silks and Silk-wove fabrics for reception and dresses. We are the goods you want, at the time you want them, and at the time you want them. All we ask is a call, we are sure to Our Undermuslin Sale Have you already taken advantage of it? Do not fail to You know we sell the "Airless" Muslin Underwear MER & FALKENSTEIN Where Quality Counts Initaker & Perry Advisors to J. W. DUCKWORTH & SON, Loara, Cal. Stock a well-selected line of choice mitaker & Perry sors to J. W. DUCKWORTH & SON, Loara, Cal. stock a well-selected line of choice Groceries Real Merchandise Farming Elements Blacksmithing Price Paid for Country Produce patronage of the public respectfully solicited. NAHEIM GARAGE 144 S. Los Angeles St. Agency. automobile That can demonstrate to tisfaction, and Never Fall Down. Equipped Garage here. All work guaranteed. Mr. Neff was at Pomona on Saturday arranging for a farmers' institute to be held there next month. The season's institute work will close with meetings at the following places: Ventura, June 24 and 25; Fillmore, 26 and 27, and Pomona 29. The last legislature appropriated $12,000 for the next ensuing two years of institute work, and meetings will begin again in the fall. Mr. Neff reports the attendance at institute meetings in southern counties the past season at 7500, larger by 25 per cent than the preceding year. The fiscal year closes July 1st and the a franchise to the company, which is now will be ready for service the first of June. Gas from the works of the building in this city, and pipeline is now being company has recently which, it is said, will deliver gas for several purchase was applied for, a course of publication. Are to be relied upon bidding between the companies will mark its route from Santa Ana is to be discontinued, thereafter reach the lathelectric railway twice Angeles. Postmaster's city is at work upon free delivery from this early toward Garden state will supply patrons southwest of town. Lindler has a force of cement sidewalks in it. Four miles of new on city streets in the continues making extensions at his place at the bas in contemplation two $10,000 residences will arrive shortly to on their permanent occurred the birthdays Lindler and Richard celebrated the event number of their friends in the evening to parapitality. institute work will close with meetings at the following places: Ventura, June 24 and 25; Fillmore, 26 and 27, and Pomona 29. The last legislature appropriated $12,000 for the next ensuing two years of institute work, and meetings will begin again in the fall. Mr. Neff reports the attendance at institute meetings in southern counties the past season at 7500, larger by 25 per cent than the preceding year. The fiscal year closes July 1st, and the institutes to be held next month will close up the work for the year. The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church will meet this (Thursday) afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fay. All members and ladies of the congregation are invited to attend. Miss Maud Littlefield spent the week as a guest of her sister, Mrs. Donaldson, in San Diego. Quarterly meeting at the German M. E. church on Sunday next, at 11 o'clock. Dr. Wilke of Los Angeles will conduct services. Rev. Rogatsky will preach in the evening. All invited to attend. David Dunn of San Mateo county, brother of Robt. Dunn of this city, visited the past week with that gentleman. He was accompanied by his daughter. J. H. Boney was a visitor in Los Angeles on Monday. A. W. Danforth is sojourning at Venice. W. H. Blennerhassett was down from Los Angeles this week visiting friends. Water stock for rent—18 shares of A. U. W. Co. stock for rent by the run only. Apply to M. Nebelung. It