anaheim-gazette 1908-03-12

NEWS AND BUSINESS Wanted to buy, a good driving horse 4 to 6 years old, 1150 pounds. Apply to FRED MAURER, West Street. Seed potatoes for sale; grown from Northern seed. Apply or address W. J. Page, Anaheim. feb6-1m Come and see those fine large Walnut trees and get prices. Also Oranze, Lemon, Peach, Plum, and all other fruit trees. Likewise Roses, Sterculia street trees and all kinds of ornamentals. Give me your order. A. A. MILLS, Anaheim. Both Phones. J2-2mo Cor. North and Los Angeles streets. Orders taken for Blue Andalusian and Turkey eggs. Mrs. M. Nebelung, 806 East Sycamore street. Land! Land! Land! For some of the finest land in California, with irrigation water to burn, see John Schumacher, Jr., mar12tf Anaheim, Cal. Maro, the magician, on account of illness, was unable to appear at the opera house as advertised on Tuesday evening, March 10th. The management did not learn of his sickness until a short time before the crowd began to gather. A large house was assured and many, especially the managers of the course, were very much disappointed. If Maro cannot be obtained at a later date two good entertainments will be secured in his place, or money will be refunded to persons holding tickets. Balloon assension and explosion April 4, Anaheim. Ask John at the Little Gem for particulars. For sale cheap, house and lot. Inquire on premises, northwest corner Chartres and Santa Fe Sts. mar5-2t Molasses is now on sale at $1.50 per barrel; also Kow-Sauer-Kraut at $1.50 per ton by Los Alamitos Sugar Co. 2t Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kuchel and Theodore are in Phoenix, A. T.; they last evening attended the wifes Miss Zelma Maude Bailey, Mrs. Kuchel, to John Cleaveland, a well-known business mining man of the territory bride is the daughter of Dr. and G. H. Bailey, and spent her days here. She is a girl of rare personal beauty and possesses charming graces of character endears her to a wide circle of friends. The groom was until recently enlisted in the newspaper and mining borough in the territory, is a member upper house of the territorial body and was recently appointed secretary of Gov. Kibbey. An ceremony the newly wedded left for a visit to the groom’s residence at Denver, and on their return take up their residence in Mr. Kuchel will return in a form and his wife and little boy will spend a month or six weeks. R. P. Mitchell, principal of the minster school, and president of county board of education, Thursday elected to the office of school superintendent, made vacant the resignation of W. R. Carr Dr. McMullan, who was offered position the preceding day, declining Five candidates were named by tion—J. J. Zeillian of Tustin, Clayton and B. F. Beswick of Ana, J. F. Walker of Anaheli Prof. Mitchell, all actively engages in teaching profession. The supervisors had a secret conference came out, and took three ballots; the first ballot each candidate received one vote; on the second, Mitchell two, Zeillian two, and Clayton one; the third, Mitchell got all five Mitchell was born and raised at Grove. He graduated from the Angeles normal school in 1898. a republican as was his predecessor Balloon assension and explosion April 4, Anaheim. Ask John at the Little Gem for particulars. For sale cheap, house and lot. Inquire on premises, northwest corner Chartres and Santa Fe Sts. mar5-2t Molasses is now on sale at $1.50 per barrel; also Kow-Sauer-Kraut at $1.50 per ton by Los Alamitos Sugar Co. 2t A. W. Everett, principal of the Huntington Beach grammar school, has applied for appointment to the Cuonty Board of Education to serve out the unexpired term of Mr. Mitchell. The unexpired term ends in June. Fire extinguishers at Nagle's. For Sale—New Osborne 5 foot out mover, only $50. Wickersheim Implement Co. Members of the Merchants' association will give a banquet to their clerks at Huenemeyer’s the evening of Thursday, March 19th. Best garden hose at Nagle’s. Call and be convinced. Safe deposit boxes. These who have left orders for safe deposit boxes at the First National bank may now obtain them, 150 new boxes having been added to the number already in use. Anaheim Evergreen Nurseries All kinds of street and ornamental trees, Cypress, Eucalyptus and Guavas. House and porch decorations. A choice collection of ferns. Anaheim Evergreen Nurseries. Tim Carroll, Prop. Nurseries located at West Anaheim. Sunset phone Main 413. ja23tf For sale—Thoroughbred Brown and White Leghorns, Howard strain, eggs for hatchings, and chicks for sale. N. Ray, South St., second house west of Lemon. mar5-5t You will notice in an ad elsewhere that the Electric Shoe store will give a 10 per cent discount on all shoes from March 7 till April 1, in order to make room for their large spring stock. For Exchange—147 acres in Crawford county, Kan., good soil; well improved and near two railroads; want ranch or residence property. Orange County Realty Co., Anaheim, Cal. 2t Safe deposit boxes. Those who have left orders for safe deposit boxes at the teaching profession. The best supervisors had a secret conference out, and took three ballots on the first ballot each candidate received one vote; on the second, Mitchell two, Zeillian two, and Clayton one; the third, Mitchell got all five Mitchell was born and raised at Grove. He graduated from the Angeles normal school in 1898. a republican, as was his predecessor Carpenter. Harold H. Moore, traveling pager agent of the Santa Fe company was in town the first of the week. Moore reports railroad business later than at the present time last spring and summer business. Keeping an eye out for a spot mountain fastnesses of Southern formia where he will build a cliff which will be one of the showcases on the coast—to those fortunate enough to get inside. On the grounds he have a great fish pond stocked with kinds of pescatorial delights, and have fresh-water fish and mushrooms to his heart’s content. Mr. Moore author of the popular song: “was a little hen, and she had a wolf leg, and she put up at the Hotel Ster.” Welcome to our city, H. J. H. Miller and wife of Pitts have returned from their San trip and are guests of Capt. and Williams. Mrs. John Rimpau returned to home in Yuma on Tuesday after weeks’ visit with relatives and friends here. Edward Kraemer and family taken up their residence in Olive William Webber, a well-known eling man of Los Angeles, was in this week on a business trip. Charles Rager of Los Angeles visitor in town on Friday, the gu John Brunworth. Come and see those fine large nut trees and get prices. Also Oral Lemon, Peach. Plum and all fruit trees. Likewise Roses, Slira street trees and all kinds of mentals. Give me your order. A. A. MILLS, Anaheim You will notice in an ad elsewhere that the Electric Shoe store will give a 10 per cent discount on all shoes from March 7 till April 1, in order to make room for their large spring stock. For Exchange—147 acres in Crawford county, Kan., good soil; well improved and near two railroads; want ranch or residence property. Orange County Realty Co., Anaheim, Cal. Safe deposit boxes. Those who have left orders for safe deposit boxes at the First National bank may now obtain them, 150 new boxes having been added to the number already in use. For Sale—New automatic lift drop-head sewing machine, only $20. Wickersheim Implement Co. WHEN YOU LEAVE this bank after depositing a small sum of money, you know it and secure. The feeling of assurance is worth something. You rest and know checks will be promptly ored. This bank gives this assurance to each of its patrons and invites account: German-American Bank We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and conservative banking; FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM, compound interest allowed on posits in our Savings Department. ADOLPH THOMAS, President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. CHAS. A. BOEG Cash Mrs. Henry Kuchel and son in Phoenix, A. T., where mning attended the wedding of Maude Bailey, sister of L, to John Frederick a well-known business and of the territory. The daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Hey, and spent her school She is a girl of rare pertunity and possesses many traces of character which to a wide circle of friends. was until recently engaged paper and mining business Story, is a member of the of the territorial legislature recently appointed private Gov. Kibbey. After the newly wedded couple got to the groom's relatives and on their return will residence in Phoenix. will return in a fortnight, and little boy will remain x weeks. Charles A. Norman died at his home in Escondido Feb. 28, of consumption, after an illness extending over a period of several months. The remains were interred the following day. Deceased leaves a wife and five children to mourn his loss. He was formerly a resident of West Anaheim, where he lived many years. He filled the position of road overseer a number of years. Owing to ill health he moved to San Diego county, and had since resided at Escondido. A party of hunters composed of Henry Hetebrink, Aaron Fithian and Jacob and Louis Edwardson on Sunday went into the hills back of the ostrich farm on a coyote hunt and killed ten of the varmints. The boys are rated as being among the best rifle shots hereabout and "picked off" some of the coyotes at a considerable distance. The pests are quite prevalent in the hills and the boys are going to arrange for another roundup of them in the near future. Rev. W. S. Dearing, in charge of St. Michael's Mission of Anaheim for over twelve years, and his wife were the recipients recently of a most unexpected and generous gift of $35 from the members of the mission and guild, as a farewell token of love and appreciation. They will use the sum in the purchase of books long desired, and which will be a lasting memorial of the kind friends endeared by long years of pleasant association. Hill Sisters announce their spring opening day for Saturday, March 21. They will have on display a larger stock of hats and novelties than ever before, and invite the ladies to call and inspect the same. Mrs. Cladel of Brooklyn, N. Y., arrived here this week and is visiting with her cousin, Mrs. J. Ziegler, and her sister Mrs. T. Delis, the latter also OUR ANNUAL OF We are always doing every family are shoes our patrons an opportunity Stock AT CUT PRICES extraordinary sale—rubber lined lines, but fresh, Krippendorff, Brown & Styles and Leathers. All $5. All 4. All 3. All 3. All 2. All 2. All 2. All 1. All 1. Besides you may be s for quick selling from shoes, almost all sizes, Pr formerly $3.50. 15 pairs of Ladies' B formerly $3.00. A lot of Old Ladies' C sold for $1.75. ASHER & WHEELER The Eagles will initiate a ten candidates at their meet Monday evening. The new are Frank Wheeler, Tony H Moore, traveling passenger of the Santa Fe company, the first of the week. Mr. Moore railroad business heaviest present time last year took good for a record summer business. He is eye out for a spot in the businesses of Southern California he will build a chateau one of the show places to those fortunate enough on the grounds he will fish pond stocked with all historical delights, and will later fish and mushrooms content. Mr. Moore is the popular song: "There can, and she had a wooden out up at the Hotel Brew-home to our city, Harold! and wife of Pittsburgh and from their San Diego guests of Capt. and Mrs. Rimpau returned to her home on Tuesday after a six-month relatives and friends emer and family have residence in Olive. Weber, a well-known traveller Los Angeles, was in town on business trip. Ber of Los Angeles was a guest on Friday, the guest of th. See those fine large Walnut prices. Also Orange, Plum and all other likewise Roses, Sterculia and all kinds of ornamentals. Give me your order. Hill Sisters announce their spring opening day for Saturday, March 21. They will have on display a larger stock of hats and novelties than ever before, and invite the ladies to call and inspect the same. Mrs. Cladel of Brooklyn, N. Y., arrived here this week and is visiting with her cousin, Mrs. J. Ziegler, and her sister Mrs. T. Deis, the latter also being a visitor from New York, and will remain a few months. Mrs. Rose McFarland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nemetz, departed on Monday for her home in North Dakota, after a pleasant three months visit here. She was accompanied by her son Joseph and Baby Julia. W. F. Geiderman was this week appointed by Sheriff Lacy a deputy for this district. Mr. Geiderman was eight years city marshal of Orange and will make a fine addition to the police officers of this city. Miss Katherine Hunter delightfully entertained a party of friends from this city at her home on Orangethorpe avenue Monday evening. Refreshments were served and at a late hour the party dispersed. Miss Stella Schwenker visited in Los Angeles several days last week and attended the Paderewski concert March 3d. A. Nagle has been laid up with an attack of la grippe, but is able to be about again. Prof. Walker was indisposed several days the past week with an attack of shingles. W. M. Rose has been ill the past week with lagrippe, but is recovering. Mrs. Moebus of Chicago is here on a visit to Prof. and Mrs. Fruh. B. F. Porter was in from his ranch on Orangethorpe avenue on Saturday afternoon. Born—In Los Angeles March 6th, to the wife of Mr. Donald Dunn, a girl. Come and see those large Walnut trees and get prices Also Orange, Lemon, Peach, Plum and all other fruit trees. Likewise Roses, Sterculia street trees and all kinds of ornaments. Give me your order. The Eagles will initiate a ten candidates at their meet Monday evening. The new are Frank Wheeler, Tony H Murphy, Arthur Andrade, Neving, Lawrence McMullan Scott, William Stark, David and Andrew Litten. Condu Mann is providing liberal quibb barb wire as a diet for the ge interesting session is looked to. A big banquet will be after the exercises. Residents southeast of town bitterly of the practice of sons who dump carcasses of dead cattle the dumping grounds east A resident of this city recently a dead horse there and just bored the carcass with earth living in that neighborhood an indignant at this flagrant violation the law. The authorities shall stop to this foul-smelling bus On Tuesday evening, Marc H. S. Holmes of the University Southern California, will give opticon lecture in the high school itlorium on the subject, "At American Colleges and High Admission 25c; 15c for school Proceeds to go to the athletics." J. M. Northcross of the has purchased a handsome and weather permitting he seen any old time driving good roads. Leap Year prop outlawed, but some of Jim's fi he is willing to overlook the contractor Schindler has of mechanics engaged in laying sidewalks on several downtown The city now is one of the walked towns on the coast, and good work proceeds. How ab paving, Mr. Citizen? On March 31st the Whittier glee club will be heard in house in their very lively gram. A first class tenor so B. F. Porter was in his ranch on Orangethorpe avenue on Saturday afternoon. Born—In Los Angeles March 6th, to the wife of Mr. Donaldson, a girl. Come and see those large Walnut trees and get prices. Also Orange, Lemon, Peach, Plum and all other fruit trees. Likewise Roses, Sterculia street trees and all kinds of ornamentals. Give me your order. A. A. MILLS, Anaheim. Both Phones. Cor. North and Los Angeles streets. Ask Your Own Doctor If he tells you to take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for your severe cough or bronchial trouble, then take it. If he has anything better, then take that. We have great confidence in this medicine. So will you, when you once know it. The best kind of a testimonial—"Sold for over sixty years." Made by J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Also manufacturers of SARSAPARILLA. PILLS. HAIR YIGOR. We have no secrets! We publish the formulas of all our medicines. Keep the bowels open with one of Ayer's Pills at bedtime. Just one. ALWAYS RELIABLE OUR ANNUAL SPRING SALE of SHOES We are always doing the right thing at the right time. In almost family are shoes needed in the Spring, and now we are giving patrons an opportunity to supply their wants from our New Spring AT CUT PRICES. Every pair in stock is included in this ordinary sale—rubber goods excepted—not broken and old fashlines, but fresh, crisp goods, just from such makers as Douglas, endorff, Brown & Van Camp, Bostonian, etc., in the Latest Spring and Leathers. All $5.00 Shoes—now $4.49 All 4.00 Shoes—now 3.59 All 3.50 Shoes—now 3.14 All 3.00 Shoes—now 2.69 All 2.50 Shoes—now 2.24 All 2.25 Shoes—now 1.99 All 2.00 Shoes—now 1.79 All 1.50 Shoes—now 1.34 All 1.25 Shoes—now 1.11 Besides you may be suited out of some of the lots we have selected quick selling from last season's styles. About 30 pairs of Men's almost all sizes, Patent Colt and Vici Kid, in pretty toes, all early $3.50....Sale Price $2.85 pairs of Ladies' Bals and Oxfords, good styles and variety of sizes, early $3.00....Sale Price $1.95 lot of Old Ladies' Comfort Oxfords, sizes 3 and 4 only, formerly or $1.75....Sale Price 98c SHER & FALKENSTEIN WHERE QUALITY COUNTS SHER & FALKENSTEIN WHERE QUALITY COUNTS Watch This Space For Something Interesting Wirsching Gold and Silver 75c Copper 75c 80 or more 50c each Lead 75c Jas, L. Gates ASSAYER 732 W. Center St. Anaheim, Cal. Sunset Main 572 P O Box 34 Miss E. Kate Rea and Miss L. L. Ingraham were with a party of young people from Fullerton and Placentia who visited Mt. Wilson Saturday and Sunday. Members of the first and third classes of the high school picnicked in Santiago canyon on Saturday. Miss Kroeger tendered Miss Pauline Weinberger a parcels shower at the former's home one day last week. Mrs. Celia Noll of Los Angeles State Sec. of the L. T. L. was in this city Friday last, assisting in getting into working order a branch of that work which she organized here recently. It is a jolly bunch of young people with a membership roll almost numbering over seventy. Through Lent eat less meat and more Zee-Nut. See?—Not?! With 25c purchase get a song and music free. It is a jolly bunch of young people with membership roll almost numbering over seventy. Through Lent eat less meat and more Zee-Nut. See?—Not?! With 25c purchase get a song and music free. LOOK FOR THE NAME Libbey ENGRAVED ON EVERY PIECE The BEST MAKE of Cut Glass as well as all lines of JEWELRY Guaranteed by the manufacturer. We also Repair Your WATCH so that it stays repaired. A graduate of two of our best Eastern Colleges and registered by the State Board of Examiners. Your EYES are safe in my care. DIETRICH Jeweler and Optician ANAHEIM, near P.O.