anaheim-gazette 1908-03-26

NEWS AND BUSINESS Lost—On Sunday night, from Tucker ranch, east of town, a bay horse colt, aged 8 months, one white hind foot. Finder will be liberally rewarded on returning to owner. S. Tucker 1t Furnished front room to rent. Apply at corner of Adele and Emily streets, A. Horwitz. For Sale. No. 1 barley hay $12 per ton, in carload lots, f.o.b. the cars at Buena Park, if sold this week. Address, J. H. Page, Buena Park. Phone Sunset Suburban 125. I have water stock which I will rent out for the season. J. B. Neff, Telephone 151, Anaheim. May Stewart, the woman charged jointly with Humphreys and Patino with robbing Sam Lee of $110 in December, was last week discharged from custody in San Diego, whither she had been taken to answer to a charge of burglary. The charge of grand larceny pending against her in this county was dismissed. The San Diego officers failed to make a case against her, and the woman was set at liberty. Though undoubtedly a crook, officers have been unable to learn her identity, or former place of residence, and her true name has not been disclosed. Pierce & Schwentker report the following exchanges of realty: O. L. Thompson exchanged a house and one and one-half lots on Philadelphia street, valued at $3000, for 80 acres improved property in Coffee county, Kansas, valued at $4000, and owned by Mr. Robinson. Mr. Thompson pays $1000 in cash. He has already gone to Kansas, and Mr. Robinson is in possession of his new holdings here. Wm. Holman to F. Maabs, 20 acres near Magnolia school house, $2000. For Sale—a standard bred 3 year old colt, speedy and gentle, at the ranch of John Gustafson 2 miles south of Foggy mornings have been this week. Mrs. B. Fairbanks of Waukee consin, is a guest of Mrs. S. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sandi little son are at Murietta for outing. O. W. Strodthoff and wife from Los Angeles on Sundays relatives. Alexander Gardiner, the w Orangethorpe horticulturist town the first of the week on mission. Mr. Neff went to Fallbrook day to arrange for farmers' at that point, Escondido and The dates will probably April 15, so that sessions may pleted before the fleet arrive Diego. Emil Neipp of Los Angeles in town this week, having come to be in attendance at the his father on Friday last. He a responsible position with Bros. & Co., funeral directors. A branch of the national organization has been established and weekly meetings will being the campaign. W. I. C been chosen secretary of which will meet at the residency Anson on Friday evening. The brick walls for Sammer's new building east of National bank are up to the story, and work is steadily pr The building will be one of as well as one of the handsomest tecturally in this city. Story will be occupied by B and P. J. Weisel. The up will be devoted to offices. City Clerk Merritt reported voters within the limits, an increase over two street, valued at $3000, for 80 acres improved property in Coffee county, Kansas, valued at $4000, and owned by Mr. Robinson. Mr. Thompson pays $1000 in cash. He has already gone to Kansas, and Mr. Robinson is in possession of his new holdings here. Wm. Holman to F. Maabs, 20 acres near Magnolia school house, $2000. For Sale—A standard bred 3 year old colt, speedy and gentle, at the ranch of John Gustafson, 2 miles south of Buena Park. mar19tf To Whom it May Concern: All those Citizens of Anaheim who have subscribed for stock in the Home Gas Company apply or call at the Palace Livery for information concerning same. J. Hahn. .2t Land! Land! Land! For some of the finest land in California, with irrigation water to burn, see John Schumacher, Jr., mar12tf Anaheim, Cal. I have from 700 to 1000 young walnut trees, 3 and 4 years old, raised from selected grafted walnuts. Will sell them very cheap if taken at once, in order to make room. Call on or address, M. Nebelung, corner Sycamore street and Santa Fe RR track. Anaheim, Cal. mar19t2 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 hatchlings, and chicks for sale. N. Ray, South St., second house west of Lemon. mar5-5t Perolin makes clean sweeping, no dust. Nagle has it. Mrs. T. S. Grimshaw attended the 25th anniversary of the Presbyterial society which convened at Pasadena for three days the past week. CARD OF THANKS The undersigned desire hereby to express their heartfelt thanks to friends for their many acts of kindness and for assistance and sympathy expressed, in their hour of bereavement, consequent upon the illness and death of husband and father. MRS. M. NEIPP AND FAMILY Mrs. T. S. Grimshaw attended the 25th anniversary of the Presbyterial society which convened at Pasadena for three days the past week. CARD OF THANKS The undersigned desire hereby to express their heartfelt thanks to friends for their many acts of kindness and for assistance and sympathy expressed, in their hour of bereavement, consequent upon the illness and death of husband and father. MRS. M. NEIPP AND FAMILY. Mobilene sheet packing at Nagle's. Louie Kroeger was a business visitor in Los Angeles yesterday. Ball bearing wringers, easy to turn. Nagle has them. MAKING A START is seemingly the most dull of saving money. Once it is easy to continue. GERMAN-AMERICAN makes the starting easy ing as little as One Day opening deposit. Why your ambition to save advantage of this offer? be the only one to comm such a sum by any means. German-American Bank We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and banking; FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM, compound interest allow posits in our Savings Department. ADOLPH THOMAS, President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. mornings have been the rule Fairbanks of Waupun, Wis., a guest of Mrs. S. L Beebe. Mrs. Gerald Sandilands and are at Murietta for a week's Strothoff and wife were down in Angeles on Sunday visiting Der Gardiner, the well-known orpe horticulturist, was in first of the week on a business It went to Fallbrook on Mon-ange for farmers' institutesaint, Escondido and El Cajon. It will probably be before so that sessions may be com-more the fleet arrives at San Elpp of Los Angeles has been this week, having come down attendance at the funeral of B. V. Weisel. Emil holds possible position with Pierce Co., funeral directors. Much of the national socialist organization has been established here, daily meetings will be held dur-campaign. W. I. Carver has been secretary of the club, will meet at the residence of B. V. Friday evening. Quick walls for Samuel Krae-ow building east of the First bank are up to the second real work is steadily progressing. Building will be one of the largest one of the handsomest archi-y in this city. The lower will be occupied by B. V. Beebe. B. V. Weisel. The upper story devoted to offices. Kerk Merritt reports 637 registers within the municipal increase over two years ago John G. Wirsching will in the near future establish a new industry, in the manufacture of miniature peanut crates, made of Orange wood with base of California redwood. These crates will contain three mammoth California peanuts, grown by E. W. Brewer of Placentia, grower of the largest peanuts in the world. Alongside of them will be four Spanish peanuts, showing the remarkable contrast in size. The crate bears the label, "Three of a kind beat two pair." Inside one of the mammoth peanuts is a miniature doll. These crates will be sold as California souvenirs. Mr. Wirsching will present a crate to each officer in the battleship fleet. Mr. Brewer was awarded the gold medal for peanuts at the James-town exposition. The chamber of commerce exhibit room has been added to by receipt of a fine exhibit of flour from the Olive mill, and a string of fancy peppers from Allan Knapp. Mr. Rose has res-filled the grain exhibit, the tables have been stained by Mr. Webb, and the interior presents a more inviting aspect. Exhibits of fruit and vegetables are desired. Those having samples of good size and quality are invited to bring them in. The output of the Olive milling company for the past year is stated as having been the largest for a period of ten years. The capacity is now 100 barrels of flour daily and in addition to this large quantities of cereals, feed, etc., are also turned out. The company has eighteen employees, its payroll footing up $1100 monthly. The mill has been in operation over twenty years. It is owned by Orange county residents and the plant property, stock and equipment is valued at $60,000. The Retail Merchants' association tendered their clerks a banquet at Huenemeyer’s on Thursday evening which proved to be a delightful affair. Covers were laid for upward of seventy- new building east of the First Bank are up to the second work is steadily progressing. Building will be one of the largest in one of the handsomest archways in this city. The lower floor will be occupied by B. V. Beebe and W. Weisel. The upper story devoted to offices. Kerk Merritt reports 637 registers within the municipality increase over two years ago. The total poll two years ago out of a registration of 473. Registration shows an increase of 10%, and if a similar increase at the election next month the vote will be 503. The town is Victor Fitzgerald and Brakeman of the Southern Pacific train station transferred to the main line, run from Los Angeles to New York. We'll think of you when its said Fitz, as he rode out of his last trip on Saturday.uck to both. Two pleasant accommodating railroad officials, who be missed on this division. L. Dietrich has displayed in show a sign of the Jewelers seville, offering a reward of the arrest and conviction of breaking into or entering the store with intent to commit burglary. Members of the alliance have sentons at their service in case of injury, and enterprising cracks in the stores exhibiting the sign at the store consisting of Mr. and Mrs.arner, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, farmer and daughter, Mrs. C. Mr. and Mrs. Nemo and daughterMr. Chaffee, old-time friends of S. L. Beebe, were guests of lady and her daughter one day back. They came down from Los Angeles on the train, procured a taily drove over the country. An visit was spent, and all were seen in their praise of the many beauties seen in Southern California. Mrs. Dietrich attended the dedication of the fortyth wedding ceremony of Mr. and Mrs. John Mcparents of Mrs. Dietrich, at na on Sunday. Four sons and daughters with their families attire building east of the First Bank are up to the second work is steadily progressing. Building will be one of the largest in one of the handsomest archways in this city. The lower floor will be occupied by B. V. Beebe and W. Weisel. The upper story devoted to offices. Kerk Merritt reports 637 registers within the municipality increase over two years ago. The total poll two years ago out of a registration of 473. Registration shows an increase of 10%, and if a similar increase at the election next month the vote will be 503. The town is Victor Fitzgerald and Brakeman of the Southern Pacific train station transferred to the main line, run from Los Angeles to New York. We'll think of you when its said Fitz, as he rode out of his last trip on Saturday.uck to both. Two pleasant accommodating railroad officials, who be missed on this division. L. Dietrich has displayed in show a sign of the Jewelers seville, offering a reward of the arrest and conviction of breaking into or entering the store with intent to commit burglary. Members of the alliance have sentons at their service in case of injury, and enterprising cracks in the stores exhibiting the sign at the store consisting of Mr. and Mrs.arner, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, farmer and daughter, Mrs. C. Mr. and Mrs. Nemo and daughterMr. Chaffee, old-time friends of S. L. Beebe, were guests of lady and her daughter one day back. They came down from Los Angeles on the train, procured a taily drove over the country. An visit was spent, and all were seen in their praise of the many beauties seen in Southern California. Mrs. Dietrich attended the dedication of the fortyth wedding ceremony of Mr. and Mrs. John Mcparents of Mrs. Dietrich, at na on Sunday. Four sons and daughters with their families attire building east of the First Bank are up to the second work is steadily progressing. Building will be one of the largest in one of the handsomest archways in this city. The lower floor will be occupied by B.V. Beebe and W. Weisel. The upper story devoted to offices. Kerk Merritt reports 637 registers within the municipality increase over two years ago. The total poll two years ago out of a registration of 473. Registration shows an increase of 10%, and if a similar increase at the election next month the vote will be 503. The town is Victor Fitzgerald and Brakeman of the Southern Pacific train station transferred to the main line, run from Los Angeles to New York. We'll think of you when its said Fitz, as he rode out of his last trip on Saturday.uck to both. Two pleasant accommodating railroad officials, who be missed on this division. L. Dietrich has displayed in show a sign of the Jewelers seville, offering a reward of the arrest and conviction of breaking into or entering the store with intent to commit burglary. Members of the alliance have sentons at their service in case of injury, and enterprising cracks in the stores exhibiting the sign at the store consisting of Mr. and Mrs.arner, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, farmer and daughter, Mrs. C. Mr. and Mrs. Nemo and daughterMr. Chaffee, old-time friends of S. L. Beebe, were guests of lady and her daughter one day back. They came down from Los Angeles on the train, procured a taily drove over the country. An visit was spent, and all were seen in their praise of the many beauties seen in Southern California. Mrs. Dietrich attended the dedication of the fortyth wedding ceremony of Mr. and Mrs. John Mcparents of Mrs. Dietrich, at na on Sunday. Four sons and daughters with their families attire building east of the First Bank are up to the second work is steadily progressing. Building will be one of the largest in one of the handsomest archways in this city. The lower floor will be occupied by B.V. Beebe and W. Weisel. The upper story devoted to offices. Kerk Merritt reports 637 registers within the municipality increase over two years ago. The total poll two years ago out of a registration of 473. Registration shows an increase of 10%, and if a similar increase at the election next month the vote will be 503. The town is Victor Fitzgerald and Brakeman of the Southern Pacific train station transferred to the main line, run from Los Angeles to New York. We'll think of you when its said Fitz, as he rode out of his last trip on Saturday.uck to both. Two pleasant accommodating railroad officials, who be missed on this division. L. Dietrich has displayed in show a sign of the Jewelers seville, offering a reward of the arrest and conviction of breaking into or entering the store with intent to commit burglary.Members of the alliance have sentons at their service in case of injury, and enterprising cracks in the stores exhibiting the sign at the store consisting of Mr. and Mrs.\narner, Mr.\nand Mrs.\nJackson,\nfarmer\ndaughter,\nMrs.\nC.\nMr.\nand Mrs.\nNemo\ndaughterMr.\nChaffee,\nold-time friends\nofS.\nL.\nBeebe,\nwere guests\nof lady\nand her daughter\none day\nback.\nThey came down from Los\nAngeles on\nthe train,\nprocured a taily\ndrove over\nthe country.\nAn\nvisit was spent,\nand all were\nseen\nin their praise\nof the many\nbeauties\nseen\nin Southern Cali The Taking Cold Habit The old cold goes; a new one quickly comes. It's the story of a weak throat, weak lungs, a tendency to consumption. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral breaks up the taking-cold habit. It strengthens, soothes, heals. Ask your doctor about 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 VIGOR. We have no secrets! We publish the formulas of all our medicines. Keep the bowels regular with Ayer's Pills, just one pill each night. ALWAYS RELIABLE Our MILLINERY Department now open to receive work. Spring and Millinery Opening April 2d, 3d and 4th ASHER & FALKENSTEIN WHERE QUALITY COUNTS Death of Miss Bradford Elsie G. Bradford, only daughter and Mrs. A. S. Bradford of Placentia died at the family home on day evening of last week, at 8 p.m., after an illness extending over three years. Death was no gastritis. Deceased was aged 75, and had lived with her partner Placentia for 17 years. She is native of Massachusetts, and also Orange county with her family many years ago last October. She member of the Eastern Star, and East Matron of Fullerton chapter, funeral occurred on Friday afternoon. Rev. Hopkins of the Ful-Presbyterian church conducted burial services, and preached im- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond and J. F. Ahlborn were in town from Los Angeles on Tuesday visiting friends. The Ebell club will give a reception on its next meeting, on Saturday afternoon, April 4th, at Odd Fellows' hall. Walter Baker of Santa Ana, formerly nightwatchman of that city, has been placed under arrest on a charge of selling wet goods. Baker conducts a pool room, and is a prominent county-seat democratic politician. The school election occurs on Friday, April 3d. Wm. Schwenckert and Jos. M. Backs jr. are candidates for school trustee, and J. S. Howard is named as a candidate for highschool trustee. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis and Le兰德 Lewis went to Los Angeles on Monday to witness a ball game between St. Vincent's and Berkeley, in which Fayette Lewis played shortstop for the visitors. The game went 11 innings, St. Vincent's winning by a score of 7 to 6. The nines played again on Tuesday, Ernest of Long Beach played short. The game resulted: St. Vincent's 4, Berkeley 3. Conrad Wagner of Placentia on March 17th filed two attachments against W. R. Carpenter and wife, aggregating $1170. Carpenter's whereabouts are unknown. He recently executed a mortgage for $8000 upon a twenty-acre orange grove at Placentia. Ugly rumors are in circulation against the former school superintendent, who recently resigned his office. He is said to have left the state. Capt. Barr spent Sunday with friends at Long Beach. Theo. Ford came up from his southside nurseries on Tuesday to see what a live town looks like. Bank Statement To our stockholders and depositors— The annual examination of the books of the German-American bank has just Bank Statement To our stockholders and depositors— The annual examination of the books of the German-American bank has just been completed and we respectfully call your attention to the excellent condition of the bank. Below is a copy of the statement at the close of business March 17th, 1908: Resources—Loans $70,812.58, real estate $10,348.30, furniture and fixtures $8261.30, expenses, interest and tax $1162.69, total cash $51,293.44. Total $141,877.31. Liabilities—Capital stock $30,000, surplus $1000, interest and exchange $1715.14, cashier checks $25, checking deposit $55,983.73, time deposit $52,-371.30, certificates $782.14 (total deposits $109,162.17). Total $141,877.31. We the committee appointed to audit the books of the German American bank, have examined the same and find them correct. We attach hereto the daily balance sheet of March 17th, 1908, which after careful checking we find correct. Respectfully submitted, J. S. Howard, O. T. Cailor, Auditing Committee. Chas. A. Boege, Cashier. Charles H. Humphreys, alias Roy Carson, is on trial in the superior court on a charge of grand larceny. He is the man accused of robbing Sam Lee of $110 in this city the morning of Dec. 22d. N. Hart will in the new future begin the erection of a brick building on East Center street adjoining the new Kraemer building.