anaheim-gazette 1907-10-24

NEWS AND BUSINESS Pay your County taxes at the First National Bank of Anaheim. New Home, White and Domestic sewing machines, drop head or cabinet, $30 delivered free of charge. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. oct17t4 For Sale—Lots No. 5, 6, 7 and 8, block 4, Santa Fe tract; price, $400 for all, or will sell each for $100 cash, or take cows or horses as part payment. Address, A. Sorensen, 409 So. Figueroa street, Los Angeles, Cal. Wanted.—Pruning by a practical pruner from Redlands. Fourteen years of practical experience in Southern Cal. Phone Main 252. G. N. Read, Anaheim, California. Wanted—Furnished cottage, or four rooms for light housekeeping. Address R. M. Brinckerhoff, Santa Ana. Home phone 558. We put on 7-8 in solid rubber tires at $4.25 each and other sizes in proportion. We do not put on occasional sizes at less than cost and popular sizes at a good profit, thereby more than breaking even on some unlucky fellow. Our prices and profits are uniform. 1-2 Wickersheim Implement Co. A large assortment of suits for stouts and slims at Yungbluth & Kroeger. A fine assortment of cut glassware at B. Hartfield’s Jewelry Store. Dancing school in Odd Fellows’ hall, Anaheim, every Saturday. Children’s class 3.15 to 5 p.m. Adult class instruction 8 p.m. Informal reception 9 to 11 p.m. Piano with violinist from city. Ladies invited. Gentlemen 50c. We carry in stock the latest models of the New Home, Singer, Wheeler & Wilson and No. 35 White Rotary sewing machines. We sell dropheads at $15 and up. We do not carry a job lot of out of date White sewing machines that we can sell at $25 and still make a good profit. When it comes to sewing machines we are without competition. 1-2 Wickersheim Implement Co. Pay your County taxes at the National Bank of Anaheim. Asher & Falkenstein, the old stable house, is now ready to buy wagons for the season. Satisfaction guaranteed. Showers on Tuesday, Tuesday and yesterday to noon amounted to an inch, making the total for the season of .83. Don’t forget the cafeteria supply Friday, Oct. 25th, from 5 to 8 p.m. Mason’s hall. Bring your best gift enjoy a good dinner. Everybody invited. Rev. Mitchell returned on Tuesday from San Francisco after an absence of two weeks, during which time he attended the annual meeting of Presbyterian assembly. The quarterly report of the business done at the post office for the quarantine ending Sept. 30, 1907, has been completed and the postal receipts for the quarantine were $1676 06, and for the same last year were $1259 70, being an increase of 33 1-3 per cent for the sent quarter. Chas. E. Jones returned this week from Kelso, where he has sunken main shaft in the mine of that distance of 200 feet. He has also tunnel 100 feet. Mr. Jones states mine continues to promise well and has great faith in its proving to come a well-paying proposition. went to Los Angeles yesterday to attend a meeting of directors of the ing company. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Federman gone from Los Angeles to New York where the former will be treated paralysis, of which he recently suffered a serious stroke. They will absent probably until December. Pay your County taxes at the National Bank of Anaheim. We carry in stock the latest models of the New Home, Singer, Wheeler & Wilson and No. 35 White Rotary sewing machines. We sell dropheads at $15 and up. We do not carry a job lot of out of date White sewing machines that we can sell at $25 and still make a good profit. When it comes to sewing machines we are without competition. 1-2 Wickersheim Implement Co. Just received a consignment of fine rings at Hartfield's Jewelry Store. Wickersheim Implement Co. of Fullerton are unloading a carload of mixed machinery today. Read their advertisement weekly in the Plain Dealer. Yungbluth & Kroeger are sole agents for the celebrated Kingsbury hats. FOR SALE. Alfalfa hay, loose and balled, at the ranch of John Gustafson, four miles west of Anaheim. For fine stationery go to Mullinix. $30 buys a New White or Domestic sewing machine, delivered free of charge. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. oct17t4 Fine box chocolate at Mullinix. Fine box chocolate at Mullinix. Asher & Falkenstein, the old reliable house, is now ready to buy walnuts for the season. Satisfaction guaranteed. Wanted—A smart boy to operate job press and learn to set type. Apply at this office. Yungbluth & Kroeger sell the celebrated Kuppenheimer and Sincerity clothing. New fall styles just received. If you want a rainproof overcoat for rain and cold weather see Yungbluth & Kroeger. Enjoy about six months course in the Orange County Business College this fall. Aug8tf Large assortment of postal cards at Mullinix. For fine stationery go to Mullinix. Wanted—Walnut meats and cull walnuts. Apply to or address Fred L. Mitchell, corner of Bush and Third streets, Santa Ana. sep19-1m Large assortment of postal cards at Mullinix. Two-thirds of the coffee used in Anaheim and vicinity is Gold Nugget It tend a meeting of directors of the ing company. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Federman gone from Los Angeles to New York where the former will be treated paralysis, of which he recently sued a serious stroke. They will absent probably until December. Pay your County taxes at the National Bank of Anaheim. Philip Harris, a well-known business man of San Bernardino, was married at the Lankersheim hotel in Los Angeles on Sunday at noon to Miss D. Steinardt, a society belle of Riverthe groom is a brother of Mrs. A. and Mrs. Falkenstein of this city Those present as guests at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Asher, Miss Gertrude Asher of this city, J. Harris and Miss Harris of San Bernardino, and Mr. Falkenstein of Anaheim. After a honeymoon spent various resorts, the newly wed couple will take up their residence San Bernardino. A Center-street grocery firm ports the largest business for Friday Saturday and Monday since its establishment a number of years ago, ring only holiday-trade records. Saturday afternoon more teams w in town than probably ever before, number running into the hundred While the sidewalks were not crow immediately after the noon he stores were well filled and city m chants were doing business. Between 4 and 5 o'clock the streets and walks were well filled with people The day was a record one for business Supervisor Linebarger was in te on Tuesday. Speaking relative to roads in this district, he states he them in better shape than many of streets of this city. He has availa only an appropriation of $3000 year and makes this, by economical management and care in selecting workers, go as far as possible. In tice to Mr. Linebarger it is proper say he has roads in his district in b ter shape than they have been years. He is now engaged in repairing the bridges between this city and l lerton and this city and Olive. When in Los Angeles visit the "Diego" Beer Hall and Cafe, 226- Large assortment of postal cards at Mullinix. For fine stationery go to Mullinix. Wanted—Walnut meats and cull walnuts. Apply to or address Fred L. Mitchell, corner of Bush and Third streets, Santa Ana. Sep19-1m Large assortment of postal cards at Mullinix. Two-thirds of the coffee used in Anaheim and vicinity is Gold Nugget. It possesses strength and flavor. Western Tea and Coffee Store. Phone your orders. Sunset 512. JUST OUT. 1908 Prospectus of the Los Angeles Business College. Address the Secretary. 29t5 To the Citizens of Anaheim and Vicinity PAY your State and County Taxes at the German-American Bank of Anaheim, and save yourself Time, Trouble and Expense. Bring us your Tax Notice when you make payment. 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. ADOLPF THOMAS, President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. CHAS. A. BOEGE, Cashier. Pay your County taxes at the First National Bank of Anaheim. Miss Annie McAulay is ill at her home with threatened appendicitis. W. F. Fleischmann has received four carloads of fine beef cattle from Riverside county. O. F. Peed and wife of Fresno, parents of Mrs. A. L. Smith. are here on a visit to relatives and will remain several weeks. Mr. Neff held a largely attended farmers' institute at Compton on Monday, sugar beets being the principal item of discussion. He conducted institutes last week at San Meguel, San Luis Obispo county; Santa Maria and Lompoc, Santa Barbara county. He will attend the state meeting at Davisville the latter part of the month. Chris Gelderman has added a new delivery wagon to his meat market, and this week opened up a second route for the delivery of choice meats. The wagon arrived from Los Angeles on Monday and makes a very fine appearance. W. F. Gelderman, brother of the proprietor, has come from Los Angeles to accept a position in the City Market. Oliver Hill and Morris Smith were members of the jury which convicted the cholo Borrego, in the Superior Court on Saturday for the murder of Juan Orosco at Los Alamitos Aug. 25. The jury was out eight hours, and the first ballot indicated a division of sentiment regarding the accused. Mr. Hill stood for conviction of manslaughter from the start, while Mr. Smith was at first of the opinion that the shooting was justifiable. Borrego will be sentenced by Judge West on Oct. 25th. George Best is in the county jail on a charge of bigamy, having been arrested in San Francisco by Sheriff S. S. Federman have Angeles to New York, her will be treated for which he recently suffer-stroke. They will be away until December. A well-known business barnardino, was marriedhelm hotel in Los An- at noon to Miss Leah society belle of Rivera. brother of Mrs. Asherenstein of this city. as guests at the wed- and Mrs. Asher, andAsher of this city, Mrs. Miss Harris of San Ber- Falkenstein of Ana-honeymoon spent at the newly wedded up their residence in grocery firm reat business for Friday, Monday since its estab-ber of years ago, bar-day-trade records. On soon more teams were probably ever before, the ing into the hundreds, talks were not crowded after the noon hour, filled and city mering business. Between the streets and side-all filled with people. record one for business. barger was in town speaking relative to the district, he states he has shape than many of the city. He has availableation of $3000 yearly, by economical man-ware in selecting road car as possible. In jus-barger it is proper to in his district in bet- they have been for engaged in repairing seen this city and Ful-ity and Olive. Angles visit the "Sanall and Cafe. 226-228 the first ballot indicated a division of sentiment regarding the accused. Mr. Hill stood for conviction of manslaughter from the start, while Mr. Smith was at first of the opinion that the shooting was justifiable. Borrego will be sentenced by Judge West on Oct. 25th. George Best is in the county jail on a charge of bigamy, having been arrested in San Francisco by Sheriff Lacy as he was preparing to leave for Chicago with his new-made wife. Best is an actor. He eloped with Miss Cecil Fleming of Los Angeles and was married to her at Santa Ana. His first wife brought suit, alleging bigamy. The young bride was brought back to her home by her father, who went north for her. Best is detained on $1000 bail. He will have his hearing today. George Hatfield was in town this week in company of his father, J. S. Hatfield, having come down from Mare Island to call upon his grandfather, who is past his ninety-second birthday. George has been three years in the United States navy, having served on the Oregon in the Aslatic station. He come over on the Clincinnati, which has gone out of commission. On his return to Mare Island he will go aboard the Independence. He says the Japs want no trouble with Uncle Sam, their navy being altogether inferior to our own. He brings news of an attempted blowing up of the drydock Dewey, which was towed from New York through the Suez canal to the islands. As the Japs were about to touch off the fuse they were arrested, and are now in the pen at Manilla. Our young friend is well pleased with service aboard ship, and there need be no fear of his failure to give a good account of himself when the crucial test arrives. George was a fighter on land, and there is no reason to doubt he will prove to be a fighter on the water. Good luck to the young man-of-war's man. TEA, COFFEE, SPICES AND EX-TRACTS at the correct prices and place. Our 20c GOLD BAR is superior to any 25c coffee sold in the city. Our 25c GOLD NUGGET is worth two pounds of any 25c coffee sold in Anaheim or money refunded. It serves 16 persons. Woollen Blanket 10 per cent disSpecial sale of La39c a garment. ASHER & W SPEC For two weeks on Eastern Hams, per p Eastern Bacon, per p 18 lbs. granulated s Fine Red Salmon, pe Cove Oysters, per c Pink Beans, 28 lbs. Jap Rice, 20 lbs. Family Flour, 50 lbs. Headquarter HERMA Depa New Oil Fields John K. Friend, a successful man of many years' experience recently returned from Utah, he is interested in a newly discord oil territory. This territory is said Mr. Friend to be probably the last as well as the richest, in the States, and offers a most inviting for investment. Mr. Friend h George was a fighter on land, and there is no reason to doubt he will prove to be a fighter on the water. Good luck to the young man-of-war's man. TEA, COFFEE, SPICES AND EXTRACTS at the correct prices and place. Our 20c GOLD BAR is superior to any 25c coffee sold in the city. Our 25c GOLD NUGGET is worth two pounds of any 25c coffee sold in Anaheim or money refunded—16 ounces to the pound. Phone your orders. Sunset 512. Western Tea Store. Is Your Hair Sick? That's too bad! We had noticed it was looking pretty thin and rough of late, but naturally did not like to speak of it. By the way, Ayer’s Hair Vigor is a regular hair grower, a perfect hair tonic. The hair stops coming out, grows faster, keeps soft and smooth. Ayer’s Hair Vigor cures sick hair, makes it strong and healthy. The best kind of a testimonial—"Sold for over sixty years." Made by J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Also manufacturers of SARSAPARILLA PILLS. CHERRY PECTORAL. New Oil Fields John K. Friend, a successful man of many years' experience recently returned from Utah, he is interested in a newly discovered oil territory. This territory is said Mr. Friend to be probably the last as well as the richest, in the States, and offers a most inviting investment. Mr. Friend has nouncement in our advertising umms today, to which the attention our readers is directed. He is a successful miner, and has something interesting to say to those looking for edged investments. Robert Dunn and Z. G. Peck Fullerton gas company are preparing to extend their pipe this city. A franchise granting this right was secrely issued by city trustees. They state they deliver gas for heating purposes $1.25 per M, and have already secured assurances of a lucrative trade in city and vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. V. N. Simpson arrived from Montana and rented Rimpau’s house, corner Los Angeles and Adele streets. They will visit this city their future residence. Simpson was formerly Miss Baker of Westminster. Mr. and Mrs. Dickel, Mr. and Hartung, and Miss Rosie Blank attended a performance of Il Troppo by the Milan opera company in Angeles on Friday evening. For winter underwear and up to nobby shirts go to Yungbluth & Ger. ALWAYS RELIABLE The Ladies' Home Journal Patterns Now on Sale Here We have secured the agency for The Ladies' Home Journal Patterns because they are the best any price. Leading stores throughout the United States, as well as ourselves, have thoroughly investigated the many claims of superiority made by manufacturers of these patterns, and find them based on fact. The Ladies' Home Journal Patches are the simplest, the most accurate and the most made patterns on the market. The free Guide is one of their strongest points. Price, 10c 5c. A Style Book and Transfer Pattern will be free to all who call. Two days more in which to take advantage of the following specials: Super cent discount on all Cotton and Wool Blankets Super cent discount on all Quilts. Special sale of Ladies' 50c Fall Underwear in garment. HER & FALKENSTEIN Where Quality Counts PERCENT DISCOUNT ON ALL QUILTS. SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES’ 50c FALL UNDERWEAR IN GARMENT. HER & FALKENSTEIN Where Quality Counts SPECIALS two weeks only, in the Grocery Department Hams, per pound... $ 18 Bacon, per pound... 20 Granulated sugar... 1 00 Salmon, per can... 8 Oysters, per can... 12 Beans, 28 lbs... 1 00 Pice, 20 lbs... 1 00 Flour, 50 lbs... 1 25 HEADQUARTERS FOR FEED AND SEED GERMAN STERN Department Store NEW Oil Fields friend, a successful mining years’ experience, has turned from Utah, where ed in a newly discovered This territory is said by to be probably the largest, the richest, in the United offers a most inviting field nt. Mr. Friend has an- Minstrels If you desire to participate in an evenning of rare enjoyment go to the Anaheim Opera House on Sunday, Oct. 27 and see the high grade performance of Richards & Pringle’s Famous Georgia Minstrels. People sometimes say, “All minstrel shows are alike,” but this is a superficial blunder. Go and see for yourself and you will proclaim that the “Geor- New Oil Fields Friend, a successful mining company, has learned from Utah where it is now in a newly discovered territory. This territory is said by Mr. Friend to be probably the largest, richest, in the United States, offering a most inviting field of work. Mr. Friend has announced our advertising colony to which the attention of the public directed. He is a success and has something of interest to those looking for giltments. Mr. V. N. Simpson have rented F.C. House, corner Los Angeles streets. They will make their future residence. Mrs. formerly Miss Clara Trovatore, Mrs. Dickel, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Rosie Blanchard, performance of Il Trovatore opera company in Los Angeles evening. Lambert Stoffel of Wichita, Kansas, accompanied by his brother-in-law, F. M. Gegen, G. Sion and F. Voegeli, arrived here on Wednesday evening and will be guests for some weeks of Peter Stoffel. Minstrels If you desire to participate in an evening of rare enjoyment go to the Anaheim Opera House on Sunday, Oct. 27 and see the high grade performance of Richards & Pringle's Famous Georgia Minstrels. People sometimes say, "All minstrel shows are alike," but this is a superficial blunder. Go and see for yourself and you will proclaim that the "Georgias" are in a class distinct and by themselves. This season they bring an entirely new show, retaining only Clarence Powell from last year. Watch for the parade. Tickets on sale at Fischle's Candy Kitchen. Merry Mingle All went merry at the picnic at Columbia Garden on Sunday until dark, when a few unruly spirits looked for trouble received what was coming to them. A fight resulted which was participated in by a dozen or more. Officers Steadman and Litten interfered to preserve order. The latter was knocked down. He used his billy and knocked his assailant down three times. Both officers used their clubs freely and order was finally restored. It is proper to state the Turners did all in their power to preserve order, and the trouble was started by a few out-of-town toughs whose presence was not desired by the managers of the picnic. Lambert Stoffel of Wichita, Kansas, accompanied by his brother-in-law, F. M. Gegen, G. Sion and F. Voegeli, arrived here on Wednesday evening and will be guests for some weeks of Peter Stoffel.