anaheim-gazette 1907-10-10

NEWS AND BUSINESS Linemen are stringing new wires for the city electric-light works. A. T. Vinacke and Milbird Wray were visitors in Los Angeles Saturday and Sunday. Don't pay $50.00 for a sewing machine when you can get a White, New Home or Domestic for $30.00. 49 Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. Max Horwitz was a visitor the early part of the week in the Angelic metropolis. Asher & Falkenstein, the old reliable house, is now ready to buy walnuts for the season. Satisfaction guaranteed. Born, Wednesday evening, Oct. 2, to the wife of Frank Borth, a daughter. Mother and child doing well. Wanted—A smart boy to operate job press and learn to set type. Apply at this office. We put new rubber any size on any buggy at $5.00 per wheel. 49 Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. Mrs. Maud McCann of West Anaheim returned on Saturday evening from a two-month's visit with relatives in Chicago. How about a 12 inch Plow, any make at $11.50, with Steel beam. 49 Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. Eggs 33 cents per dozen. We pay that for them. Bring them to us. 49 Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. M. Good was in town from La Habra the first of the week. He reports a fine walnut crop and gobs of prosperity over his way. H. T. Brantley, representing the fire underwriters of the Pacific, is in town this week re-checking the city for insurance purposes. Yungbluth & Kroeger sell the celebrated Kuppenheimer and Sincerity clothing. New fall styles just received. A. Fuhrberg is moving his residence Large assortment of postal cards in Mullinix. F. M. Arnold of Long Beach was a visitor in town during the week, looking for a location. Mr. Arnold will favorably impressed with what he saw and will probably become a permanent resident. Lost—On Sunday, a bay mare, 7 years old, branded OE; with harness Finder will be liberally rewarded by returning same to Joe Ruiz, Anaheim. R. Melrose this week sold his residence property at the corner of Emilie and Adele streets to A. H. Horwitz Orange, who takes immediate possession. The consideration is $3000. Melrose will soon begin the erection of a $4000 dwelling on Hedwig street. Eggs are worth 33 cents a dozen. Bring them to 49 Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. Max Ridder writes from Los Angeles asking information relative to the date of the semi-centennial celebration. Word has been dispatched him that the celebration has been postponed indefinitely. No celebration this year Max; fifty years hence we may have one. When prices are so low that competitors make them the talk of the town it is time you should investigate. 49 Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. A H Eberhart, son-in-law and daughter of Mr and Mrs T Darling, left for the east a few days ago on an extended visit to Mr. Eberhart's relatives in Chicago and Michigan. They will be absent about month. Wanted—Walnut meats and cured walnuts. Apply to or address Fred Mitchell, corner of Bush and Thistle streets, Santa Ana. H. F. Kealiher has been engaged some weeks past with the interior fashion of the Carnegie library at Fullerton. He pronounces the structure be a perfection of the architects' mechanics' art, reflecting as it do H. T. Brantley, representing the fire underwriters of the Pacific, is in town this week re-checking the city for insurance purposes. Yungbluth & Kroeger sell the celebrated Kuppenheimer and Sincerity clothing. New fall styles just received. A. Fuhrberg is moving his residence on Los Angeles street to a new location, and will shortly begin the erection of a commodious dwelling. LOST.—On Thursday night, between West Anaheim and Wm. Crowther's ranch, an ulster overcoat. Finder will be liberally rewarded on returning to Walter Crowther. Furniture subject to 15 per cent discount. No reserves. You must investigate. 49 Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. F. Conrad attended the third annual celebration of the German-American alliance in Los Angeles on Sunday. Enjoy about six months course in the Orange County Business College this fall. Aug8tf Mr. and Mrs. Helmsen, Mrs. Asher and little son Alvin, and J. B. Rea enjoyed an auto ride to the Perkins rose farm at El Modena on Sunday. Sewing Machines $30.00, Drop Heads Cabinets, Home, Domestic and White. 49 Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. NOTICE TO WALNUT GROWERS. The Association packing house will be open on Sept. 25 to receive walnuts. Signed T. W. PHELPS, Sec'y. Mrs. S. H. Ogden accompanied by her little son and Albert Eagler of West Anaheim spent Saturday and Sunday at Long Beach. JUST OUT. 1908 Prospectus of the Los Angeles Business College. Address the Secretary. 29t5 Frank Tausch left on Saturday for his home in San Antonio, Texas. Frank’s friends say he will never be satisfied until he returns to California. Benicia Hancock Disc Plow 1 Disc $47.50 2 Disc $62.50 We defy competition. 49 Stern & Goodman, Fullerton Cal. Harry Spielman came up from the San Joaquin ranch to spend Sunday with relatives here. Harry is em- Wanted—Walnut meats and cow walnuts. Apply to or address Fred Mitchell, corner of Bush and Thistle streets, Santa Ana. H. F. Kealiher has been engaged some weeks past with the interior fashion of the Carnegie library at Fullerton. He pronounces the structure be a perfection of the architects’ mechanics’ art, reflecting as it does great credit upon our neighborhood town. Loose Alfalfa Hay for Sale—On the field today, and for the next seven days at $9 a ton. For further information ring up J. Smale, Buena Park, Sunny phone 125. P. H. Krick was unable to attend an annual session of the Masonic Grand lodge in San Francisco this week, owing to business engagements which kept him at home. Mr. Krick fills an important position of inspector of Masonic lodges for this district, and he been looking forward with keen anticipations of pleasure to his northern trip. Stick Seat Rubber Tire Runabout always sold at $110.00, guaranteed two years, price now $77.50. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Light showers and indications heavier rainfall on Friday boded for beet farmers, as well as bean grain raisers throughout the country. The precipitation was insignificantly and no damage was done. But hard continues with energy, the crop being about half in. This week will see last of the threshing outfits on the Joaquin ranch, where nine steam furnaces have been threshing beans barley during the season. The yield of beans is 125,000 sacks. No rain wanted until Thanksgiving. For fine stationery go to Mullinix. L. A. Whiteman closed his elec theatre on Monday evening, and Tuesday quietly stole away to Pomona. There seemed to be enough business sight, the theatre being well filled evening, but city “juice” was piled and as a result pictures could not advantageously shown. On Saturday evening lights were so poor that show had to be abandoned and l gate receipts refunded. Mr. W man claims to have lost money ov Frank Tausch left on Saturday for his home in San Antonio, Texas. Frank's friends say he will never be satisfied until he returns to California. Benicia Hancock Disc Plow 1 Disc $47.50 2 Disc $62.50 We defy competition. 49 Stern & Goodman, Fullerton Cal. Harry Spielman came up from the San Joaquin ranch to spend Sunday with relatives here. Harry is employed with Bill Hill's threshing outfit and says barley-threshing will probably end this week. CHECKS are the safest way to pay your dues. The canceled check is a voucher showing that obligation in question liquidated. A CHECK BOOK with a good balance behind it is an utile asset to any one. Prudent people use care in banking. Make quiries and you'll find this bank in place for your account. German-American Bank 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. BOEG Cash For fine stationery go to Mullinix. The Miercoles club meets with Mrs. McLauchlin Wednesday afternoon next. The Apollo club will meet with Miss Annie Everhardy on Friday afternoon, Oct. 18th. Thos. Falkenstein is home from an enjoyable fortnight visit with friends at Ocean Park. Oliver Hill returned this week from Santa Barbara, where he attended the annual session of the Grand Lodge I. O. O. F. Wanted.—Pruning by a practical pruner from Redlands. Fourteen years of practical experience in Southern Cal. Phone Main 252. G. N. Read, Anaheim, California. E. L. Olmstead continues ill at his parents' home in Redlands, but is improving. He is expected to return in the near future. Mrs. Williams of Phoenix, A. T., was a guest of friends in town on Sunday. Mrs. Williams is the widow of the former law partner of Gov. Kibbey of Arizona. Her husband met death four years ago as result of a rattlesnake bite at Aguas Caliente, where he had gone on a camping expedition. She has been spending the summer in Los Angeles, and leaves this week for her home in the territory. When in Los Angeles visit the "San Diego" Beer Hall and Cafe, 226-228 North Main street, directly opposite new postoffice site. Merchants' lunch served from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. "San Diego" the Quality Beer on tap. The motto of this Tavern, is to "Treat all alike and serve each guest well." GEO. JOERIMANN, Prop. Workmen are engaged at the new city powerhouse installing electric machinery. The 175,000 gallon reinforced-concrete tank is completed and half full of water. It has not yet been accepted by the city, but will probably be within a few days. The tank is 92 feet high. The foundation and twelve supports are of reinforced concrete and steel. The tank itself is 32 feet in A real estate dealer reports his commissions last week to be $1000; it was not a good week for commission either. His sales during two days were amounted to $13,000, and he a $62,000 deal on. Geo. L. Wagner has returned for trip to Banning, where his father sojourning for the betterment of health. Mr. Wagner states that and his two brothers have 120 acres fall potatoes on their East-side position, and that the crop promises their spring crop has been cleaned at better than $2 per hundred bale carload. Postmaster Duckworth is in re Workmen are engaged at the new city powerhouse installing electric machinery. The 175,000 gallon reinforced-concrete tank is completed and half full of water. It has not yet been accepted by the city, but will probably be within a few days. The tank is 92 feet high. The foundation and twelve supports are of reinforced concrete and steel. The tank itself is 32 feet in height, and 30 feet in diameter. Engines and boilers are being installed and an effort will be made to have the plant in operation before the end of the year. Frank Thorp of Santa Ana has a force of men engaged in moving the two-story frame building on the Kraemer lot east of the First National bank to the gas works. The vacated lot will be shortly graced by a modern brick structure; work upon which will shortly be begun by Mr. Kraemer. The adjoining lot on the west, owned by Judge Shanley, will also be the scene of improvement in the near future. The frame building will be moved off, and replaced by a fine brick structure. Walter Johnson outpitched the veteran Plank in a game of baseball at Washington on Friday between the Senators and Phillies; score 2 to 1. Johnson struck out 6 men, and the Phillies made 8 hits off his delivery. Plank struck out 3, and the Senators amassed a total of 11 swats. The game decided the fate of the Quakers, for losing the game they were relegated to second place in the American league, which closed this week. The Detroit team was aboard a train bound for St. Louis at the time, and did not play. However, the Philadelphia's defeat places Detroit at head of the league. When it is remembered that Washington is the tail-end club, Johnson's feat is all the more conspicuous. The Phillies gave Detroit a hard fight for first place. One of Connie Mack's staff of pitchers is the erratic Rube Waddell, who pitched for Los Angeles several seasons ago. For sale cheap—A china closet. Mrs. R. Melrose. A Stick Seat, Steel Tire Runabout, always sold at $75.00, now $50.00 Easy running. 2 Years' guarantee. 49 Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. Geo. L. Wagner has returned for a trip to Banning, where his father sojourning for the betterment of health. Mr. Wagner states that and his two brothers have 120 acres fall potatoes on their East-side property, and that the crop promises their spring crop has been cleaned at better than $2 per hundred carload. Postmaster Duckworth is in read of a letter from Inspector Montana; the rural free delivery service which he states he will be here week to inspect and report upon route of rural free delivery to eminent territory southeast of the city. Montanya is expected to report ably, a sufficient number of selections have been secured for the season and the department will doubtless derive the delivery of mail to begin soon as his report is received atington. The inspector will allow over a sixth route leading to Grove, which Mr. Duckworth hopes have in working order in the future. Walnuts are being shipped from section by carloads, the harvest at its height. The association paid 15 cents is the highest yet recalled outside buyers are offering In the season of 1893, when a pair walnuts prevailed, prices drop low as 31 cents. The price was by the associations that year at 7 One association secretly cut half which ended in the inevitable loss and many carloads of nuts were before the cruel war was over cents. The season's walnut oil the county will mount up well in the million mark. FOR SALE For Sale—Two chili drying bins 20 inch heating pipe, stove pipe oil pipe and all fixtures complete Gervais, 949, South Los Angeles. For Sale—6-horse-power plant; all in good shape. C prices. Anaheim Machine Works. For Sale—Walnut hullers, and trays very cheap. Apply to Gilman, Placentia. Barley Hay for Sale.—Golden Realty Ranch. 4 miles east of A Phillies gave Detroit a hard fight for first place. One of Connie Mack's staff of pitchers is the erratic Rube Waddell, who pitched for Los Angeles several seasons ago. For sale cheap—A china closet. Mrs. R. Melrose. A Stick Seat, Steel Tire Runabout, always sold at $75.00, now $50.00 Easy running. 2 Years's guarantee. 49 Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. My Hair Ran Away Don't have a falling out with your hair. It might leave you! Then what? That would mean thin, scraggly, uneven, rough hair. Keep your hair at home! Fasten it tightly to your scalp! You can easily do it with Ayer's Hair Vigor. It is something more than a simple hair dressing. It is a hair medicine, a hair tonic, a hair food. The best kind of a testimonial—"Sold for over sixty years." Made by J. O. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Also manufacturers of SARSAPARILLA PILLS. CHERRY PECTORAL. For Sale—Two chili drying baskets 20 inch heating pipe, stovepipe oil pipe and all fixtures complex Gervais, 949, South Los Angeles. For Sale—6-horse-power plant; all in good shape. C prices. Anaheim Machine Works. For Sale—Walnut hullers, and trays very cheap. Apply to Gilman, Placentia. Barley Hay for Sale. Golden Realty Ranch, 4 miles east of Arlington Main 772. $12 per ton. Lots for Sale. Olive Tract, Sycamore and Adele streets, frm up. Write owner, 1435 F St Sa. For Sale—Horse; any lady can drive it, and surry; harne good 6-lip cook stove, wood with waterback. Apply to R gatsby, corner Broadway and C. For Exchange—5 room mode tage and lot 3 blocks from Frozen San Pedro. Cal., and some cash proved ranch in or near Anaheim full particulars. Box 2131, San 48-51. For Sale—a Modern f cottage on Adele street, near All plumbed and electric lighted 42x144. Price $1700, on libera Call or address G. H. Jorns, and Los Angeles Sts. For a good ride call on O. Merner & Son and have their s demonstrate the good qualities Reo, the speediest and most two cylinder car on the market quarters, Anaheim Garage, A Santa Ana branch, Prescriptions a specialty, Drug Store. ALWAYS RELIABLE announcement. Saturday, October 5th, and the following week, AUTUMN OPENING! An authoritative showing of the season's fashions in Ginery, Fabrics, Apparel and Accessories. A cordial invitation is extended to all to visit the store during the opening days, whether purchases are contemplated or not. HER & FALKENSTEIN Where Quality Counts dealer reports his net last week to be $1000, and good week for commissions ales during two days this d to $13,000, and he has on. Wagner has returned from a ing, where his father is for the betterment of his Wagner states that he others have 120 acres of in their East-side plantathe crop promises well. rop has been cleaned up $2 per hundred by the Duckworth is in receipt Gerald Sandilands has been on the sick list, but is convalescing. Wm. Schwenckert was in Los Angeles on telephone business on Monday. B. V. Beebe transacted business in the Angelic metropolis the first of the week. Mrs. Pearson and Mrs. Grimshaw attended the Presbyterial society at Santa Ana on Monday. Mrs. Jos. Backs sr. is ill at her her home with plurisy, but was yesterday in improved condition. Miss Ruby Crowther goes to Santa Barbara on Monday to attend the annual session of the Eastern Star. Duckworth is in receipt of Inspector Montanya of the delivery service, in cases he will be here this week and report upon a fifth free delivery to embrace beast of the city. Mr. expected to report favor-ment number of signers secured for the service, treatment will doubtless or-try of mail to begin as report is received at Wash-oe inspector will also go route leading to Garden Mr. Duckworth hopes to taking order in the near being shipped from this loads, the harvest being The association price of the highest yet recorded, buyers are offering 13½ of 1893, when a panic in sealed, prices dropped as it. The price was fixedations that year at 7 cents. On secretly cut half a cent in the inevitable smash, downloads of nuts were sold fuel war was over at 3½ season's walnut crop of mill mount up well toward mark. Mrs. Pearson and Mrs. Grimshaw attended the Presbyterial society at Santa Ana on Monday. Mrs. Jos. Backs sr. is ill at her her home with plurisy, but was yesterday in improved condition. Miss Ruby Crowther goes to Santa Barbara on Monday to attend the annual session of the Eastern Star. The Ladies' Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will meet this afternoon at the church at 2:30 o'clock. Anaheim highschool will have its first debate of the season with Hollywood October 23d. The question to be debated has not yet been decided upon. Wanted—Piano player for dancing class instruction. One hour afternoon and evening every Saturday. Call Saturday, Oct. 12, 3 p.m., Odd Fellows' hall. Anaheim. T. S. Armstrong has sold his place on East Broadway to G. Martin, a recent arrival from Canada. Consideration $3000. The tract contains nine lots, with house and outbuildings. Rev. Haffen who for two years past has filled the pulpit of the Methodist church, has removed to Arlington, conference having sent him thither. Mr. Haffen earned the good-will of all with whom he came in contact during his residence here, and his departure will be noted with regret. Card of Thanks The undersigned desires hereby to express their heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for their many acts of kindness and for assistance in the hour of their bereavement, consequent upon the death of their daughter and sister. A. ARNOLD AND FAMILY. FOR SALE Two chili drying burners, long pipe, stove pipe, tank, all fixtures complete. D. South Los Angeles street, 6-horse-power pumping on good shape. Call for Anaheim Machine Works. 46 Walnut hullers, washerry cheap. Apply to R. H. Centia. 47-49 Buy for Sale.—Golden State 4 miles east of Anaheim; PILLOW TOPS Again have we secured this year the sole agency for Anaheim Souvenir Pillow Tops. We have chosen for a subject something that is of interest to almost every family in town. The "High-school Building" is the center, surrounded by a wreath of yellow poppies tied with a blue ribbon bow, representing the Highschool colors. This is a nice ornament for your home or study and a present to send to your eastern friends. 50c a piece See our latest Premium offer in our big window and get particulars in the store. Asher & Falkenstein