anaheim-gazette 1908-03-12

Absolutely Pure From Grapes, the most healthful of fruits, comes the chief ingredient of ROYAL BAKING POWDER. The only baking powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar Costs a little more than the injurious alum or phosphate of lime powders, but with Royal you are sure of pure, healthful food. Brookhurst Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller celebrated their sons' birthday by having a Brookhurst Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller celebrated their sons' birthday by having a turkey dinner Sunday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Irish and family and Mr. and Mrs. Knootz and family. Frank Baxter, wife and son Paul spent Sunday at his brother's, Charles Baxter. Miss Laura Allgeyer visited a few days last week with her cousin, Miss Lensing in Placentia. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Woodman of Grand Rapids, Michigan, visited with Charles Baxter and family Saturday and Sunday. It is anticipated that the warm weather this week will accelerate the cirtus fruit movement. Reports coming from a number of districts state that the fruit is beginning to fail, and it is expected there will be a great demand for cars within the next few days. It is anticipated there will be at least 100 cars a day this week, whereas the total for all of last week was 518 cars. Within the present warm weather, it is expected that icing the cars will also begin. Advt. The Anti-Saloon League Sham The following article recently appeared in The Crown, a religious sheet published under the auspices of St. Stephen’s Protestant Episcopal Church at Newark, New Jersey: I have read with much interest Mr. F. M. Palmatier’s letters in the issues of the Evening News of December 11th and December 18th. This gentleman is a Prohibitionist who would have the ministers ‘called back to their legitimate work.’ It is a matter of surprise that neither Mr. Palmatier nor the public by this time have penetrated the cunning devices of the Anti-Saloon League, which is mainly responsible for this condition of affairs. To abolish the saloon as an institution is not at all the aim of the League, notwithstanding its cognomen; for were the saloons wiped from the UnCLAIMED LETTER Unclaimed letters in the postoffice for week ending M. Letters: M Schwartz, D Pascual Rentena, Guadalupe Fred Marsielle, Iritaz Zimpa Hansen, Kate Bayne, M Offerschel Clayton, Sr Alije Edward Schmidt, Jose Villan Sr Luis Vargar. Cards: Talbco, Mrs John Fortune, Ora Johnson. When calling for above letter say “advertised” and name this list. One cent extra charged for each advertisement Letters remaining unclaim expiration of fifteen days will be sent to the dead letter J. W. DUCKWORTH An excellent opportunity to regular army as a commission is to be afforded California members of the National Guard War Department. A circulating examination for the grade of second in the army will be held in S next month has been issued Gen. Lauck. This is such an experiment has been is a Prohibitionist who would have the ministers 'called back to their legitimate work.' It is a matter of surprise that neither Mr. Palmatier nor the public by this time have penetrated the cunning devices of the Anti-Saloon League, which is mainly responsible for this condition of affairs. To abolish the saloon as an institution is not at all the aim of the League, notwithstanding its cognomen; for were the saloons wiped from the face of the earth, Othello's occupation would be gone. The subject must by all means be kept alive and agitated. Tantalus must be tortured, but never perish. The anti-saloon orator must occupy the center of the stage, incidentally supported by the ministers whose scruples he has conquered. This orator is the specialist appointed by the League whose self-imposed purpose seems to be to call the ministers to their 'duty.' The blare of trumpets and the beating of tom toms must be kept up. Unlike revivals, this performance must be continuous. Who is the Central Star around which the unsuspecting clergy rotate? The Anti-Saloon League orator. The entire performance redounds to only the League's credit. The clergy have listened to the voice of the charmer and will too late realize that the gentle suasion practiced soon grows into the voice of command. The question so often raised, 'Why don't more men enter the ministry of the various denominations?' is answered by the fact that many men trained for the ministry yield to the seduction of larger emoluments and agreeable work and opportunities for advancement offered by service in the Anti-Saloon League throughout the country. When religion is so cheapened, can we wonder that spirituality is anaemic? G. W. Parsons, who makes of shipping cockles from Landing to Los Angeles, was on Monday for shipping twenty-five pounds in one day prescribed by law. He was by Deputy Sheriff John Devine has been keeping a close watch shippers, several of whom be and convicted last fall. Parson guilty. Col. Schreiber's Plain Talk The members of Company L of Santa Ana assembled at their armory Friday evening in response to an order from Captain Greenleaf. The call was made at the request of Colonel-elect W. G. Schreiber, who was present and gave the men and officers a good talk. Colonel Schreiber said in part: "I came down here to see what was the matter. Colonel Wilhelm has reported that things were in pretty poor shape and I requested him to withhold his report until I could see what was wrong and if there was any way in which this company could be put in good shape again." "I don't want to see Company L mustered out of the service. I don't want to see any company of the Seventh Regiment mustered out, and if there is a way to remedy matters here I will do all I can to help you. "If the trouble is with your non-commissioned officers, get rid of them. It is an easy matter to take their stripes off. If the trouble is with your commissioned officers, it is an easier matter to have them step out. After I get through with the talk we are going to have a little work and I think I can see where the trouble lies. "I am not in favor of making threats and what I am going to say is not in the spirit of a threat, but is the cold-blooded military fact. If Company L is mustered out of the service, Santa Ana will never be able to have another company. One company was mustered out here and the authorities higher up would never consent to put a company back here another time. "You will be inspected again in about three months and in that time it is possible to build up this company to the standard demand by the movement. "I believe a part of the trouble is that the individual effort has been lacking. Every member is responsible for the condition of this company. The officers cannot make a good company if..." UNCLAIMED LETTERS Named letters in the Anaheim for week ending March 9, '08. M. Schwartz, D A Stewart, Rentena, Guadalupe Ortes. Resielle, Iritaz Zimpert, Walter Kate Bayne, Mrs Castile, Al Clayton, Sr Alijo Sote (2), Schmidt, Jose Villasenor, Sr Vargar. Cards: Ruperto Mrs John Fortune, Abbot Cole J. W. Duckworth, P. M. Calling for above letters please certified” and name the date of One cent extra will be for each advertised letter. Remaining unclaimed at the on fifteen days from date sent to the dead letter office. J. W. Duckworth, P. M. Ellent opportunity to enter the army as a commissioned officer afforded Californians who are of the National Guard by the department. A circular annountit examinations for appointthe grade of second lieutenant any will be held in Sacramento with has been issued by Adjt. Bock. This is the first time experiment has been made. up: The Anti-Saloon League only a money-raising and salaryinstitution, pure and simple. More real connection with the church than has the question codus vivendi in the Behring healing controversy. Amidates clergymen who feel introduce sensational topics in bits; it exaggerates evil conwhich are always with us, enhypocracy, and tires if not many men of the congregation fittest their disapprobation by away from church, and who views which will draw on voted heads the wrath of the conist. It confounds statesionalizes politics, opposes alike libitionist and the so-called alterants, sidetracks the mission churches, disturbs the public plays the dickens generally; in the performance is finished, one particle less vice and crime world or any perceptible benefit fluence of the ministry among? This Anti-Saloon League Ana will never be able to have another company. One company was mustered out here and the authorities higher up would never consent to put a company back here another time. “You will be inspected again in about three months and in that time it is possible to build up this company to the standard demand by the movement. “I believe a part of the trouble is that the individual effort has been lacking. Every member is responsible for the condition of this company. The officers cannot make a good company if they have not the co-operation of the entire muster, and a company with poor officers cannot be efficient.” Minutes of Water Board Anaheim, Cal., March 7, '08. The regular meeting of the Board of Directors was held at the usual hour with a full board present. The report of the Finance Committee was received and filed and warrants were ordered drawn in payment of the various demands therein recommended and in addition thereto the following warrants: Hill & Co., $1.80; Al. Henderson, $24, and H. C. Kellogg, $21.10. Reports of the Secretary, Treasurer and Superintendent were each in turn received and filed. On motion duly made, seconded and carried, Dr. Drake was instructed to interview Mr. Starbuck, manager, with regard to the poor service this company receives from its phone at Yorba reservoir and also to ask that the phone be removed to the house upon the hill. On motion the board decided to take its annual trip of inspection up the Cajon canal and the river on Wednesday, March 11th. A communication from the city of Anaheim stated that the city accepts the offer of the A.U.W. Co. with regard to the replacing of the pipe on Broadway. On motion the superintendent was instructed to go ahead with the work on Broadway as soon as the city is ready. An application from C. E. Ruddock and brother asked that stock be transferred from C. S. Ruddock to C. E. Ruddock. The request was accompanied by a satisfactory affidavit setting forth the facts and conditions. On motion the request was granted. An application from J. Vetter asked that a pipe crossing be put in near his property. On motion referred to sup- away from church, and who views which will draw on voted heads the wrath of the monist. It confounds statesionalizes politics, opposes alike exhibitionist and the so-called tolerants, sidetracks the mission churches, disturbs the public plays the dickens generally; in the performance is finished, one particle less vice and crime world or any perceptible benefit sequence of the ministry among us? This Anti-Saloon League had by crafty minds which have form of the serpent and the cunee fox. Its organization and bureau are models of effective has the entree to a great of newspapers throughout the land and some prominent magazines in hoodwinked into paying for which the League would no more gladly been willing to insert charge, on an advertising basis. Now where to place the sincere persistent prohibitionist as well as monist, the out and out decent exhibitionist; but it is difficult by the methods of this ubiquitous active organization which to exist for revenue only. It wonder how long the Chrisch will continue to encourage, and endure this parasitic A DISGUSTED OBSERVER. Led by the Retail Liquor Dealers of Anaheim. Parsons, who makes a business cockles from Anaheim to Los Angeles, was fined $20 day for shipping more than five pounds in one day, the limit by law. He was arrested by Sheriff John Devinney, who keeping a close watch on several of whom be arrested detected last fall. Parsons pleaded An application from C. E. Ruddock and brother asked that stock be transferred from C. S. Ruddock to C. E. Ruddock. The request was accompanied by a satisfactory affidavit setting forth the facts and conditions. On motion the request was granted. An application from J. Vetter asked that a pipe crossing be put in near his property. On motion referred to superintendent with power. Applications on file for the transfer of stock were on motion granted. The following resolution was offered by G. W. Sherwood: "That the zanjeros be required to place all irrigating gates in their respective districts in such order that the water may be properly and accurately measured in as uniform a manner as possible and also that leakage may be prevented when the gates are not in use. Also that hereafter they will be held responsible for the condition of the gates in their respective districts; also to keep all screens to pipe lines clean." The motion was seconded by H. Hale and duly adopted. On motion the meeting adjourned. P. H. KRICK, Sec'y. Notice to Creditors Estate of IDA M. BEEBE, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Ida M. Beebe, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice (which publication was first made on the 12th day of March, 1908) to the said administrator of estate of Ida M. Beebe, deceased, at the office of said administrator, 104 North Los Angeles Street, Anaheim, in the county of Orange. Dated this 12th day of March, A.D. 1908. BIRD V. BEEBE, Administrator Of Estate of Ida M. Beebe, Deceased, F.C. SPENCER, Anaheim, Cal., Attorney for Administrator. mar12-5t "LOUDON'S" Dry Goods Store Koll Block, East Center St., Anaheim Phone Sunset 1061 ATTENTION! We Are Here to Stay and WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS. Our method of getting it is PRICE. That we CAN and WILL do, as the following items will demonstrate. Machine Needles, all the different makes, at...5c a Package Ladies' pure linen hemstitched Handkerchiefs, at...10c Each Children's muslin Under Drawers well made and good quality muslin, at...25c Ladies' pure white Swiss ribbed low neck and sleeves, Vests full taped, at...12c Each Pearl Buttons, black or white, all sizes, at...5c a Dozen New Ruchings, new patterns, plain and silk edge, neck length ...5c Each Children's muslin Night Gowns, all sizes, good long ones and well made, at...50c Each Corset Cover Embroidery, the right width, good quality and good strong edge, at...25c a Yard Ladies' high neck light weight pure white Jersey ribbed shaped Vests, long or short sleeves, all sizss at...25c Each Ladies' Stockings, lisle thread fast black new lace and embroidered styles, in all sizes at...25c a Pair Geo. Loudon & Co. Delinquent Notice of the Anaheim Union Water Company, Anaheim, Orange County, California. CE—THERE IS DELINQUENT UPON the following described stock, on account assignment levied the third day of Feb1908, the several amounts set opposite mes of the respective shareholders as: NAME NO. AMOUNT CERT. SHARES DUE R. KRASTEL Grower and Dealer in Thoroughbred Poultry Yards, Cor. Adele and Emily Sts. Delinquent Notice of the Anaheim Union Water Company, Anaheim, Orange County, California. ANCE—THERE IS DELINQUENT UPON the following described stock, on account assessment levied the third day of Feb1808, the several amounts set opposite names of the respective shareholders as s: NAME NO. CERT. NO. SHARES AMOUNT DUE Barcus 3483 12 $24 00 C Bettannler 3246 22 44 00 Brumagin 3523 3 60 F. Booth 3288 10 20 00 Zososa 1202 1 20 I. Ingram 2338 3 60 Meredith 3470 5 10 00 T. Middleton 3458 6 12 00 hafe 3475 5 10 00 Old Scott Smith 3486 7 14 00 Suffree 2941 14 28 00 Wetenhall and Wettenhall 3242 20 40 00 Weinberger 3288 2 40 00 E. Yorba 3011 1 20 In accordance with law and an order Board of Directors made on the said day of February, 1908, so many shares of carcel of said stock as may be necessary sold at the office of said Board at the block, Anaheim, Orange County, Calion on the 28TH DAY OF MARCH, 1908, mour of 2 p.m. of said day, to pay the ment assessment thereon, together with tits of advertising and expenses of sale. P. H. KRICK, Secretary. Anaheim, March 7, 1908 Real Estate Transfers W McCollum et al to S O Walker of lot 34, Anaheim, $10 E Evans investment company to J Buckworth, lot 31, blk B, Center Anaheim, $1000 E Cayce to B L Cayce, lot 15, blk All's add to Santa Ana, gift W Reed and wife to Elizabeth S leb—Southerly 9.91 acres of lot 11 Anaheim Ext, $10 Maggaret E Vosburgh et conj to B F er, lots 6 to 19, blk 42, and lots 6 to k 43, Fullerton, $10 Colin makes clean sweeping, no Nagle has it. R. KRASTEL Grower and Dealer in Thoroughbred Poultry Yards, Cor. Adele and Emily Sts. Will pay highest cash prices for first-class poultry and fresh eggs P. O. Box 65 - Anaheim ATTENTION Your Druggist should be an experienced man. I have had over 17 years of it. Bring your PRESCRIPTIONS here and feel assured that they are filled right. J.P.HATZFELD DRUGGIST Near Post Office - Anaheim Air Guns, Pocket Knives, Razors, Hunting Outfits and Canvass Goods, at Richard Spoerl's Gun Store Don’t fail to get our prices on BICYCLES and Bicycle Sundries. The popular Yale Bicycle in all sizes. We can save you Money Access to Catalog House Offers ...Bring In Your Catalogs... We will meet or beat their prices. Here you see what you buy before you put up your money, and you get your goods instantly in place of waiting a month or more. The logical outcome of the continued growth of the mail order trade will be the destruction of the present retail system by which the country towns and smaller cities are maintained. Many country buyers are thoughtless. Lured by deceiving advertisements, they patronize catalog houses under the impression that they will receive as good goods at lower prices than the local dealer can furnish. There may be a few lines of goods which they can buy cheaper from the catalog concerns, but as a rule the dealer gives better value, and he not only gives better value, but he is a large taxpayer, helps support your schools, churches, societies, builds your roads and is one of your enterprising, public spirited citizens, and he keeps a lot of your money at home and away from congested centers of population, thus keeping them from becoming more congested. Every mail order purchase is a blow to the home town, and it only requires a few such blows to cause a shrinkage in farm values. Again, we repeat, bring in your catalogs, and we will meet or beat the prices of the deceptive catalog house. We find that we are able to meet all honest competition, now let us show you how easy we can meet dishonest competition Wickersheim Implement Company Fullerton, Cal.