anaheim-gazette 1907-06-13

Two Wicked Cholos Two cholos from Los Alamitos are in jail here awaiting preliminary examination on Saturday on a charge which may land them in state prison. They were engaged in a carrousal at the sugar-factory town on Sunday, when Constable Juan Orosco attempted to place them under arrest. One of the cholos flashed a revolver in his face, while the other produced a razor, gesticulating with it wildly. The man announced his purpose of slashing off Orosco's nose. The other cholo said he intended making a sieve of Orosco's anatomy. Orasco executed a masterly retrograde movement, and later enfiladed the enemy which debouched upon the main thoroughfare of the beet town in riotous scenes of hilarity. Orosco tripped lightly about the two, like unto the cooper of commerce, pirouetting around a barrel, tapping first one of them on the head with the butt end of his revolver and then the other, impartially dealing out this treatment to each as he considered meet and proper. The drunken cholos were badly whipped and were subsequently brought into town and lodged in jail. Judge Howard will look into their cases on Saturday morning. Q. D. Enfield, who for two years past has filled the responsible position of Gas War On Agents for the purchaser Fullerton gas company by company of that town abrupt termination this week unsigned check in the amount was offered by representation Home people to bind the sale to it of the Fullerton business. The latter compel the charge of sharp practice its opponents, and one nee go far to hear the severest denation of the Redlands are backing the Home "Home" seems to be a favor in the organization of counse these Redlanders. The Fullerton company working operations during ten days, but began with vigor at sight of an unsigned The Fullerton company w in the field, and after procure chise went ahead and be pipe. Then the Redlander the field, and without waitl formality of a franchise beg pipe and canvassing for bu franchise was later on appli this will be bid off July promises to be some lively b it is held the Home company cure it in order to do business The Fullerton company w to deliver gas in two weeks, said it will be a number Q. D. Enfield, who for two years past has filled the responsible position of principal of the Loara school, has accepted a position as principal of the Highlands school in San Bernardino county. He will receive an advance-in salary of $25 per month over his former position. Mr. Enfield is a capable and conscientious teacher, and the Highlands trustees are to be congratulated upon securing his services. J. P. Hatzfeld will move his drug-store into the new Strodthoff building now nearing completion. Jeweler Dietrich will occupy the east storeroom of the building. "We STRIVE TO PLEASE." Comfort Shoes "Grover's Soft Shoes for Tender Feet" are the most comfortable Ladies' shoes made. We have a full line in serge and kid in High Shoes and Slippers. Serge Slippers ... $ .85 Serge Shoes in lace and elastic sides ... 1.50 Kid slippers with elastic sides... 2.00 Kid shoes in lace and elastic... 2.50 Selz Comfort Last is the easiest shoes for men. In Vici kid, plain toe in lace and congress ... $2.50-$3.25 WE SELL THE FAMOUS Iron Clad Hosse The Kind that Wear Is Seamless Is Fast Black Is Widely Advertised Is Guaranteed to be the best stocking for money. For boys and girls ... 2 A better grade, per pair... For men and women, per pair Renner, Quarton & Schumach TEL. Home 1604, Sunset 541. Renner, Quarton & Schumacher TEL. Home 1604, Sunset 541. Palace Meat Market Schumacher & Schneider DEALERS IN Choice Fresh and Salted Meats Telephone Main 51 Meats Delivered to all parts of city A new line of Job Types at this office. H. H. GARDNER & CO. Coal, Wood, Hay and Grain. Oils, Gasoline and Painting Poultry Supplies of all Kinds. Cement Concrete Hollow Concrete Building Stone and Cement Concrete Watering Troughs. 111-113 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim. ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1905 Gas War On Again Operations for the purchase of the gas company by the Home of that town came to an determination this week when an audit check in the amount of $500 needed by representatives of the people to bind the bargain for it of the Fullerton company's The latter company makes a large of sharp practice against incidents, and one needs not to hear the severest kind of conduction of the Redlands people who making the Home company seems to be a favorite word organization of companies by Redlanders. Fullerton company suspended operations during a period of crisis, but began with redoubled insight of an unsigned check. Fullerton company was the first sold, and after procuring a franchise ahead and began laying them the Redlanders entered and without waiting for the entry of a franchise began laying canvassing for business. A fee was later on applied for, and be bid off July 1st. There is to be some lively bidding, as the Home company must seize order to do business. Fullerton company will be ready for gas in two weeks, while it is all scheduled for the electrical display at night, which the city will donate as its share of the festivities. This display would ordinarily cost several hundred dollars. The illumination will be on two nights. The committee agreed to hold another meeting in two weeks, when final reports from all committees will be submitted. Money will then be appropriated to the various committees having in charge the decoration of the city, floats, music, fireworks, and other features of the gala event. Letters come from far and near asking concerning the celebration, and many old-time Anaheimers have promised to come and assist in the celebration. Delightful Society Affair Semi-Centennial The executive committee of the semi-centennial celebration met at the city hall on Tuesday evening and heard reports from canvassing committees which showed a ready response to solicitations for cash to insure a first-class celebration. Money actually subscribed exceeds $1200, with several committeemen yet to hear from. It is confidently anticipated that $1800 or $2000 will be raised, and that a fine celebration will be pulled off. Not included in this amount is the expense for the electrical display at night, which the city will donate as its share of the festivities. This display would ordinarily cost several hundred dollars. The illumination will be on two nights. The committee agreed to hold another meeting in two weeks, when final reports from all committees will be submitted. Money will then be appropriated to the various committees having in charge the decoration of the city, floats, music, fireworks, and other features of the gala event. Letters come from far and near asking concerning the celebration, and many old-time Anaheimers have promised to come and assist in the celebration. St. Catherine's Commencement exercise Commencement exercise derine's convent school will be given at the o Sunday afternoon, June who have attended the exercises of this school look forward with peculiar the program prepared by ters for the present ex promise to be the most given by the orphanage o for the exercises are cents. Reserved seats made at McCollum's as soon as at 50 cents. The program Entrance march and chorus Accompanied by or "Our Baby," Recitation and "The Jolly Jack Tar" Recitation Drill...Julius Hussy and Selection "The Beautiful Psalm" Recitio "The Postman" Chorus Selection "The Legend of the Mountain Recitation From Our Merry Swiss Home "At Fredericksburg" Recitation—Immaculata Selection "The Vision of St. Dominic and Tableaux." Gram "Sweet Chiming Beils" "Blossom Time," "Flower Grove and chorus. Selection Conferring of Certi Highschool Commencement exercise Commencement exercise Anaheim highschool w Delightful Society Affair Mrs. Helmsen entertained on Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Ahlborn and her mother and sister, Mrs. Raymond and Miss Raymond of Chicago. An interesting feature of the afternoon was the doll dressing contest, each guest being given a clay pipe, pins, scissors and crepe paper with which to make and dress a doll. The prize for the prettiest doll was won by Mrs. Henry Kuchel, for the second best by Miss Raymond and the most original by Miss Teschan. Prizes at the game with croquet mallet and balls presided over by Christian and Ephraim Helmsen were won by Mrs. McCollum, Mrs. Holcomb and Mrs. Raymond. During the afternoon Mrs. Konig, Mrs. Weisel and Mrs. Dyer favored the party with vocal solos which were heartily enceded and the instrumental music by Mrs. Falkenstein, Mrs. Storm and Mrs. Wallop was much enjoyed. Sumptuous refreshments of coffee, sandwiches, cake and ice cream were passed around by Miss Elsie Asher and Miss Finney. Those present were Mrs. Helmsen, Mrs. Raymond and Miss Raymond of Chicago, Mrs. Ahlborn, Mrs. Stapper of Los Angeles, Mrs. McLauchlin, Mrs. Capt. Williams, Mrs. Konig, Mrs. Johnson and Miss Johnson, Mrs. Dr. Johnston, Mrs. Wickett, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Holcomb, Miss Zeyn, Miss Houck, Mrs. Weisel, Mrs. Storm, Mrs. Rehwolt, Miss Beckett, Mrs. Wallop, Mrs. Boege, Mrs. Yungbluth, Mrs. Steadman, Mrs. Falkenstein, Mrs. McCollum, Mrs. Dyer, Mrs. Bentz, Miss Gertrude Teschan of Milwaukee, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Nagel, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Finney, Mrs. Everhardy, Miss Annie Everhardy, Mrs. Zeus, Mrs. Hatzfeld, Mrs. Henry Kuchel. Surprise Party A delightful surprise was tendered Miss Henrietta Schindler last Friday. Highschool Commencement exercise Anaheim high school will be the opera-house on Friday when the following program is presented: Invocation Music Salutatory Music Address Rev. Music Valedictory Presentation of Class Presentation of Diplomas Benediction The class comprises eleven bright boys and girls Mickel, Leah Lawrence, Ethel Crayne, Max Carr Firebaugh, Alfred Heyi Go to Cash The place where you "Rye Meal" just recount all kinds of Breakfast Strawberries! Straw sweet berries. Keep Yourself See how hard Then get here A large consorthe east in a Anahe Office and Store Surprise Party A delightful surprise was tendered Miss Henrietta Schindler last Friday night at her home on West Center street by a number of her classmates. After playing games, ice cream and cake were served, and at a late hour the crowd dispersed. Those present were the Misses Eleanor Pratt, Wilma Pratt, Harriet Gade, Laura Kraeber, Irene Fox, Lucile Fox, Alieda Heying, Francis Stukle, Julia Heying, Edna Allinson and Henrietta Schindler. The boys were Edward Conlif of Fullerton, Frank Hill, Walter Cadman, Otto Lensing, Leslie Bowen, August Wilke, Ralph Allinson and Alfred Schindler. Charles Curtis, an east-side berry grower, picked 150 crates of dewberries from an acre patch last week; which he sold at $1.25 per crate. He picked berries off the patch during two weeks before this harvest, and will continue picking for two or three weeks yet. The total yield of the acre will go to about $500. Wanted 500 Horses To be clipped at the Palace Livery Stable, Anaheim, Cal. J. Hahr, Prop. Catherine's Commencement Commencement exercises of St. Cath- 's convent school and orphanage be given at the opera-house on day afternoon, June 30th. Those have attended the commencement exercises of this school in the past may forward with peculiar pleasure to program prepared by the good sisfor the present exercises, which rise to be the most interesting yet by the orphanage children. Seats the exercises are on sale, at 35 Reserved seats may be procured Collum's as soon as sale begins, cents. The program is as follows: Once march and chorus...Welcome Song Accompanied by orchestra Baby," Recitation and chorus...Minims olly Jack Tar" Recitation and Sailor All...Julius Hussy and twenty-four boys on....Orchestra Beautiful Psalm" Recitation.... Frances Wiener Postman" Chorus...Juveniles On....Orchestra Legend of the Mountain Flower" Recitation....Seven Girls Our Merry Swiss Home....Chorus Fredericksburg.....John Byle O'Rielly Recitation—Immaculate Wiener On....Orchestra Ision of St. Dominic"—Recitation Of Tableaux....Grammar Grade Boys Chiming Beils"....Chorus From Time," "Flower Group"—Recitation of chorus. On....Orchestra Conferring of Certificates Highschool Commencement Commencement exercises of the heim highschool will be held at Memman, George Christiansen, Lucien Wisser and John Smale. Thursday evening the class will have a reception at the highschool. Children's Day Exercises Seats were at a premium at the Presbyterian church on Sunday evening, the occasion being the Children's Day exercises. Congregations of the Methodist and Christian churches attended, filling the edifice tothe doors. The children acquitted themselves creditably in the following program: Opening hymn, "All Hail the Power." Prayer. Responsive reading—School. Girls' chorus, "Children, Flowers and Song." Recitation—Clarence Beebe. Song and recitation—Primary department. Recitation—Hazel Rose. Song, "A Rose Bud"-Leena Spake. Recitation, "Daisy Basket"-Edna Mills; Mixed chorus, "Let Us Away." Recitation, "Boy With the Hoe." Recitation, "A Lily"-Miss Mills. Duet, "Lilies of the Valley"-Miss Richardson and Miss Yoern. Recitation, "Daisies"-Miss Dutton's class. Solo—Miss Hayden. Recitation—Haus Storm. Offering. Basket bearers—Miss Johnston's class. Mixed chorus, "I Know That My Redeemer." Recitation, Roses"-Eight girls. Girls' chorus, "Garlands of Roses." Closing song, "Stand Up for Jesus." Benediction. Highschool Commencement Commencement exercises of the heim highschool will be held at opera-house on Friday evening, the following program will be ated: Rev. George Haffen Music Lulu Goble Music Rev. Hugh J. Walker Music Max Carmichael Station of Class... J. Franklin Walker Station of Diplomas... J. H. Clabaugh Action... Rev. George Haffen class comprises the following bright boys and girls: Blanche l. Leah Lawrence, Lulu Goble, Crayne, Max Carmichael, Roy Laugh, Alfred Heying, Herbert W. H. Henderson, formerly a resident of this city, was stricken with apoplexy at his home at Willow Brook, near Los Angeles, some days ago, and is in a critical condition. Mr. Henderson was many years ago principal of the grammar school here. Mr. and Mrs. Heitshausen have gone to Berkeley to witness the exercises at an educational institution for the deaf and dumb, where their young son is a student. The youth will accompany them home for the summer vacation. Miss Gertrude Teschan of Milwaukee was the guest of Mrs. Peter Weisel during the past week. Go to WALLACE'S Cash Grocery! ANAHEIM The place where you can buy the Choicest Groceries, Provisions, Etc. Rye Meal just received. Try it. Korn Kinks, Toasted Corn Flakes, all kinds of Breakfast Foods kept on hand, ALWAYS FRESH. Strawberries! Strawberries! The only place you can get "Hodels" berries. W. A. WALLACE, Prop. Keep Your Eye on YOUR WIFE! See how hard it is to get meals with a wood stove. Then get her a gas range. A large consignment of Gas Heaters will be in from the east in a few days. Anaheim Gas Company Office and Storeroom at Miller's Hardware Store Then get her a gas range. A large consignment of Gas Heaters will be in from the east in a few days. Anaheim Gas Company Office and Storeroom at Miller's Hardware Store COFFEE and TEA at the RIGHT PRICE Our 25c Mexamoka equals any 40c Coffee in town. Repeater. We have a full line of Jars and Canning Supplies of all kinds. Have you tried our Bacon and Chip慕liced by us? We have the machine that does the right. Full Line of Chicken Supplies. LOP BROS. Phone Main 126. We have installed 800 horse power in electric cars since January 1st, 1907, including---- Joaquin Ranch Co... 220 Horse Power Mills, Santa Ana... 85 “ “ North Mills, Orange... 40 “ “ umping Plant, Anaheim... 50 “ “ Anaheim Water Company... 50 “ “ You use power we can convince you motors are cheaper and better. The Edison Electric Co., Santa Ana