anaheim-gazette 1907-11-21

NEWS AND BUSINESS Bain Wagons, best in the market, 3x4, $97.50; 3¼x4, $100; 3½x4, $107.50. We guarantee all parts. STERN & GOODMAN, Fullerton, Cal. All kinds of work done, especially team work. Apply to Y. Furntani; care of J. B. Neff, R.F.D. 4, Anaheim. For Sale—27 lots in Olive-street tract, 5 lots in block one, 13 lots in block two, 8 lots in block three on Sycamore street, Adele street and Olive street. The 27 lots for $5000, one half cash, balance 1 and 2 years, at 6 per cent interest per annum. Address 841 Second st., San Diego. nov21t4 J. C. Zimmerman has been slightly indisposed for a week past, but is able to be about again. Mr. Zimmerman is making a notable addition to his residence property on South Los Angeles street. Benicia Hancock Disc Plow—1 disc, $50; 2 disc, $65. Best for orchard use. None better. STERN & GOODMAN, Fullerton, Cal. Big discounts on dress goods and furs at Asher & Falkenstein's. Only five weeks until Christmas. Remember Deitrich, the jeweler. Dr. Flora N. Barker, graduate of the Los Angeles College of Osteopathy has rented the front rooms over the Nagel hardware store, and will occupy them as soon as they can be fitted up. Women’s and children’s diseases a specialty. She will be in her office Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Big discounts on dress goods and furs at Asher & Falkenstein's. Mr. Dickel and family were Sunday guests of Mons. Irearte at his La Habra ranch. A French dinner prepared by Mons. Irearte’s chef was a feature of the day’s entertainment. Select your Christmas presents now at Deitrich’s jewelry store. For Plows, Cultivators and Harrows see us. 20 per cent discount on all implements. STERN & GOODMAN, Fullerton, Cal. A slight Santa Ana wind prevailed on Sunday and Monday, making things disagreeable. Internal Revenue Commissioner Muenther of San Francisco and Mr Thomas were in town this week on business. James Welsh of Olinda attended the theatre in Los Angeles Saturday evening, returning home Sunday. Louis Kroeger and Dick Fischl paid a visit to Los Angeles Sunday afternoon, returning on the Owl. A. L. Smith and family, Fred Weiseh Harold Cordes, Elmer Innis and Elton Goble went to Long Beach on Sundays and paid a visit to the battleships. F. A. Kimballen and wife have arrived from San Bernardino and have opened a dye works in the premises next the postoffice formerly occupied by Druggist Hatzfeld. The dance given at the opera-house on Friday evening by the city band was a largely attended and very enjoyable affair. The band’s music was pronounced of a high order of merit. John Bauer returned on Thursday from a four-days’ visit to San Francisco co. Mr. Bauer says the city is being rapidly rebuilt, skyscrapers being in course of erection on many of the principal thoroughfares. Postmaster Shaw, Assessor Scott and O. M. Robbins of Santa Ana, presenting the chamber of commerce of that city, were in town on Thursday in consultation with directors of the local chamber of commerce relative to plans for advertising Orange county. Mr. Neff returned on Saturday from Kern county where he held farmers Big discounts on dress goods and furs at Asher & Falkenstein's. Mr. Dickel and family were Sunday guests of Mens. Irearte at his La Habra ranch. A French dinner prepared by Mons. Irearte’s chef was a feature of the day’s entertainment. Select your Christmas presents now at Deitrich’s jewelry store. A public demonstration of an electric burglar alarm will be held at the German-American bank on Wednesday next, Nov. 27th, and Saturday, Nov. 30th. See the announcement on the first page. Remember Asher & Falkenstein’s room-making sale of clothing. Stern & Goodman, of Fullerton, will give 5 per cent discount on all merchandise paid for in scrip money. Dr. Roberts, the eye specialist, still continues to reserve Saturday as an office day. The many hundreds of people in and around Anaheim whom he has fitted with glasses, many of whom had previously failed to get proper glasses, testify as to his ability. Office over Federman building. Remember Asher & Falkenstein’s room-making sale of clothing. Only six weeks until Christmas. Remember Deitrich, the jeweler. Fine box chocolate at Mullinix. Get your chili twine at L. E. Miller’s Hand-forged warranted cutlery at L. E. Miller’s. Hand-forged warranted cutlery at L. E. Miller’s. A fine selection of china and semi-porcelain dishes at L. E. Miller’s hardware store. A fine assortment of cut glassware at B. Hartfield’s Jewelry Store. Enjoy about six months course in the Orange County Business College this fall. Aug8tf Have your Christmas goods laid away for you at Deitrich’s jewelry store. Get your chili twine at L. E. Miller’s 400 acres. Best buy in the state. First-class stock or dairy ranch; splendid soil; good water-right; 170 acres alfalfa; all fenced and crossfenced; house and barn; small or hard. One mile from Hunt, on S. P. D. R; near school. A money getter from start. Price $65 per acre; worth much more. 160 acres; all fenced. One 8-room and course of erection on many of the principal thoroughfares. Postmaster Shaw, Assessor Scott and O. M. Robbins of Santa Ana, presenting the chamber of commerce of that city, were in town on Thursday in consultation with directors of the local chamber of commerce relative to plans for advertising Orange county. Mr. Neff returned on Saturday from Kern county where he held farmers institutes at Rosedale, Panama and Wasco, all of which were well attended and at which great interest prevailed. He goes December 2d to Banning to hold an institute at that place. Prof. A. A. Millis, Wm. Chambers, W. H. Comstock, Dave Matlock and others attended a meeting of Modern Woodmen at Los Angeles one evening last week, when a class of 500 were initiated. They returned on the night train and were detained upward of two hours by a wrecked engine at Redondo crossing. They arrived home sometime after 3 in the morning. Frank Ey of Santa Ana, his son Alfred Ey of the United States treasury department, stationed at San Francisco, and J. B. Pfeiffer of Los Angeles were in town on Saturday afternoon seeing what a live town looks like. Alfred is on a brief visit to his parents in Santa Ana, and returns this week to the north to resume his position with Uncle Sam, whom he pronounces a particularly genial old chap. Mr. Pfeiffer came down with him from Los Angeles and spent several days sight seeing in the county. S. Littlefield was the original grower of cabbage in this section, having set out his first crop in the 80’s, between the young trees in the famous Chapman orchard, which ranch he at that time owned. The crop did well, but he found no market for it, and failed to reap a profit by his venture. Proceeding upon the theory to “look for money where one loses it,” he again planted cabbage the next season, this time devoting an area of probably 20 acres. He sold the crop to an eastern buyer, netting $700. The price was $15 per ton. The following year he set out a larger acreage, and others, hearing of his success, followed his example, until an output of fifteen carloads was harvested. From that time on the Have your Christmas goods laid away for you at Deitrich’s jewelry store. Get your chili twine at L. E. Miller’s 400 acres. Best buy in the state. First-class stock or dairy ranch; splendid soil; good water-right; 170 acres alfalfa; all fenced and crossfenced; house and barn; small orchard. One mile from Hunt, on S. P. D. R; near school. A money getter from start. Price $65 per acre; worth much more. 160 acres; all fenced. One 8-room and one 3-room house. 44 acres muscat raisin grapes, from which over $550 crop sold this year. Right at station. Near school. An income producing home for little money. Price $3000 Terms, Both places in famous San Joaquin valley. Address or call on E. Curtis Clark, King Edward Hotel, Los Angeles. IN THIS BANK you find system, security and politeness. System enables us to make money for our stockholders as well as our depositors. Security makes EVERY DEPOSITOR SECURE banking here. If times are prosperous or the reverse, you'll always be sure that "there's safety banking here." Politeness enables you to get courteous treatment at all times about your account or about investments or other advice. We want 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. BOEGE, Cashier. ALWAYS RELIABLE Room Making Closet Our immense stock of Toys and Christmas Goods is stored in our warehouse. We find that we are very much crowded for room to display same properly, and to gain room we decided so early on this Big Room Making Clothing Sale. Our entire stock of Clothing for Men and Boys, consisting of Suits, Overcoats for Men and Boys, and Single Trousers, will be placed on sale. Note the reductions: 20 per cent off on all Men’s Suits over $10.00 20 per cent off on all Men’s and Boys Overcoats 20 per cent off on all Single Trousers 20 per cent off on all Boys and Youth’s Clothing 10 per cent off on all Men’s Suits at $10 and below Corduroys, Denim Goods and Hercules Suits excepted Do not miss this opportunity—it is the right article at the right time. The sale may be only of short duration—dont delay to buy now. Furs Furs Furs Our stock of Furs, the latest styles and colors, will be placed on sale at Do not miss this opportunity—it is the right article at the right time. The sale may be only of short duration—dont delay to buy now. Furs Furs Furs Our stock of Furs, the latest styles and colors, will be placed on sale at A Discount of 25% Remember that these are this season's goods. Buy your Christmas presents now, while the stock is window. Warm Slippers for Cold Days—We have famous "Dolge" felt goods for Men, Women and Children. Lots of Specials Throughout Our Area ASHER & FALKEN WHERE QUALITY COUNTS F. L. Dautrich and wife were guests the past week of Rev. Kohlenberger and wife. Mr. Dautrich resided here two years ago. He has been in West Virginia, and has recently removed to Redlands. The ladies' euchre club met at the home of Mrs. John Hartung Thursday afternoon. Miss Winifred Melrose won the first prize, a silver bread tray; Mrs. F. Rimpau the second, a silver bon-bon dish; and Mrs. Gerald Sandilands the third, a small Japanese fan. Refreshments were served and an enjoyable afternoon participated in. Fine box chocolate at Mullinix. J. E. Stowell who farms a tract north-east of town experienced considerable loss to his tomato crop by recent rainy weather. His crop was estimated at between 700 and 800 tons, the price delivered at the cannery being $7. He gathered 100 tons, when the fains produce. Wm. Wallace Bird, Col. Hassan Starin and Major Walter Hendy, the capitalists from Missoula, were in touch with the past week on business and pleasure bent. Messrs. Starin and Hendy made an automobile trip up River canyon going as far as Corona, and Mr. Bent took Sunday night's limited for Sacramento to attend the extraordinary session of the legislature. Call again gentlemen. For fine stationery go to Mullinix. Have your Christmas goods laid awake for you at Deitrich's jewelry store. E. A. Hatfield arrived the past week from Iowa, and is stopping with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hatfield on Sycamore street. He is accompanied by his wife. Mr. Hatfield says the hundreds of people from his neighborhood came to California on the recent tourist excursions. Crops have failed in Iowa this season on account of the cold summer. The thermometer whirled... Refreshments were served and an enjoyable afternoon participated in. Fine box chocolate at Mullinix. J. E. Stowell who farms a tract northeast of town experienced considerable loss to his tomato crop by recent rainy weather. His crop was estimated at between 700 and 800 tons, the price delivered at the cannery being $7. He gathered 100 tons, when the fruits produced blight and the remainder of the crop was ruined. My Hair is Extra Long Feed your hair; nourish it; give it something to live on. Then it will stop falling, and will grow long and heavy. Ayer's Hair Vigor is the only genuine hair-food you can buy. It gives new life to the hair-bulbs. You save what hair you have, and get more, too. And it keeps the scalp clean 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. E. A. Hatfield arrived the past week from Iowa, and is stopping with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hatfield on Sycamore street. He is accompanied by his wife. Mr. Hatfield says the hundreds of people from his neighborhood came to California on the recent tourist excursions. Crops have failed in Iowa this season on account of the cold summer. The thermometer, which registered 90 in the shade in March fell to 10 above in April, and the weather continued cold all summers. When Mr. Hatfield left ice an inch thick lay upon the ground. He forms us thousands of farmers in Iowa and Illinois are looking to California as a future place of residence. John Hartung attended a meeting Orange county bankers at Santa Ana one evening last week. The meeting discussed the financial situation, and those present were unanimously opinion that local finances were in exceptionally strong condition. The clearing of the eastern money situation was noted, and an improved condition was predicted for the west Pacific coast within a few days. With the payment of balances owing west banks by New York the flurry will at an end and finances resume the normal condition. The meeting decided to give a bond in the amount of $5,000 for county taxes, which are payable by checks. So far as the situation in this city is concerned, it is strong condition. Mr. Hartung reported that one day last week deposits exceeded withdrawals by $17,000. Select your Christmas presents at Deitrich's jewelry store. G Clothing Sale Christmas Goods that we are by same propearly on this Sale. Our 1 Boys, con-Men and will be placed over $10.00 Overcoats Trousers's Clothing and below excepted the right arti-be only of Furs and colors, COPYRIGHT 1907 BY THE MAKERS OF MICHAELS-STERN FINE CLOTHING MICHAELS, STERN & CO. ROGHSTER, N. V. of 25 Per cent son's goods only—fresh crisp goods. while the stock is complete. See them in the days—We have again the sole agency for the Women and Children. Throughout Our Store FALKENSTEIN QUALITY COUNTS Bird, Col. Harry Walter Hendy, three Missoula, were in town business and pleasure marin and Hendy made trip up River canyon, Corona, and Mr. Bird it's limited for Sacrahe extraordinary sesislature. Call again, every go to Mullinix. Christmas goods laid away ch's jewelry store. arrived the past week is stopping with his Mrs. D. W. Hatfield, et. He is accompanied r. Hatfield says that de from his neighborifornia on the recent s. Crops have failed on account of the thermometer which Chased by a Man As Mrs. Yoern and her daughter Miss Alma were returning home from a meeting of the Foresters lodge several evenings ago they were chased by a man on Claudina street. At they turned the city hall corner at about 11 o'clock, after seeing Mrs. McFarland home, they noticed a man following them. He walked rapidly and gained upon them, when they started to run. He also ran, but failed to overtake them. The ladies entered the yard at Mrs. McCoy's residence, calling to that lady for help. Mrs. McCoy hurriedly opened the door and let them in. The man stood at the gate sometime, but later walked away. Mrs. Yoern and her daughter remained with Mr. McCoy over night. The man was recognized, and it is thought an arrest will be made. arrived the past week is stopping with his Mrs. D. W. Hatfield, set. He is accompanied Mr. Hatfield says that he from his neighborcalifornia on the recent s. Crops have failed on account of the free thermometer, which the shade in March, in April, and the cold all summer. field left ice an inch of the ground. He includes of farmers in Iowa looking to California of residence. attended a meeting of bankers at Santa Ana week. The meeting financial situation, and were unanimously of all finances were in exlong condition. The eastern money situaand an improved condition for the west and min a few days. With balances owing-western work the flurry will be finances resume their . The meeting decidin the amount of $50, taxes, which are paySo far as the situais concerned, it is in Mr. Hartung reports week deposits exceedby $17,000. Christmas presents now jewelry store. The ladies entered the yard at Mrs. McCoy's residence, calling to that lady for help. Mrs. McCoy hurriedly opened the door and let them in. The man stood at the gate sometime, but later walked away. Mrs. Yoern and her daughter remained with Mr. McCoy over night. The man was recognized, and it is thought an arrest will be made. C. G. Billings dropped in the sanctum on Saturday to point out the fact that the thermometer at his old home in North Dakota the day before marked 6 degrees below zero. Mr. Billings has been so well identified with this section that he has been admitted to membership of the oldest inhabitant club. He has experienced the rigors of one Southern California winter when the thermometer went down to 40 above. But for his relatives and a number of friends in Dakota who want to come to the land of glorious sunshine and flowers as soon as they can sell, he is ready to forget all about the land of the blizzard belt. Come out to California, you blizzard belters, and live in a country where life is worth living, as Mr. Billings has done, and grow up with the country. There's a few vacant places left. For fine stationery go to Mullinix. "Hard times? Yes, for me and our men," said Wickersheim of Fullerton one night last week as he locked up and the whole force laid down in sheer exhaustion, after having done the greatest day's business in the history of the concern.