anaheim-gazette 1908-04-02

NEWS AND BUSINESS Shirt waists and children's dresses neatly made. Will call for work. Address, Mrs. M. Lockhart, ap2m1 Orange, Cal. Zee-Nut explosion postponed. Exact date later. Wirsching. ap1 Furnished front room to rent. Apply at corner of Adele and Emily streets. A. Horwitz. ma26t2 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. It I have water stock which I will rent out for the season. J. B. Neff, Telephone 151, Anaheim. mar26 For Sale—Loose alfalfa hay, $9 delivered. Henry Wagner. For Sale—2 driving horses, 1 work team and 1 mule. Wickersheim Implement Co. For Trade—Fine Pasadena residence property, 3 houses rent for $60 per month. Want ranch up to $7500. See H. Vossbeck. Mrs. Hartfield, Miss Lilly Hartfield and the baby were Los Angeles visitors on Monday. We are Fullerton and Anaheim headquarters for McCormick mowers, rakes and harvesting machinery and genuine McCormick repairs. Wickersheim Implement Co. Perolin makes clean sweeping, no dust. Nagle has it. 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 Good 7-room house on fine corner on Broadway, lot 90x150, only $2350. H. Vossbeck A true picture of one of the most popular men in Anaheim may be seen free at the Little Gem Fruit Stand. It Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Brooks of Crystal, Minn., are guests of Beebe. Mrs. Ed. Michod of Los Angeles a guest of Mrs. T. S. Grimsha past week. Oliver Hill and wife were in town Friday afternoon visiting relative friends. Frank Ey was over from Santa the first of the week seeing what town looked like. Andy Fuhrberg leaves on Sat for a trip to his mine at Beatty, He will be absent a week. Gerald Sandilands, wife and have returned from a week's autumn to Murietta Springs. The republican county convene will be held at Santa Ana May Primaries May 5th. For fire insurance see H. Vossbeck. Charley Rowan was in town from Angeles on Friday in the interim the Examiner, with which journal has been connected many years. Mrs. Egge, sister of Mrs. Zeus has been visiting relatives here some months past, is seriously ill at latest accounts was improving. Postmaster Duckworth receive letter on Monday from his son who resides at Hilo, Hawaii, saying is again down with fever. He added islands had 17 inches of rain in 24 a fortnight ago. Election for school director on Friday, the 3d. Polls will be at the Central school building for a.m. to 5 p.m. Wm. Schwenker and Jos. M. Backs Jr. are candidates for trustee of the district, and Howard is a candidate for high school trustee. For Sale—A standard bred 3 year old colt, speedy and gentle, at the ranch of John Gustafson, 2 miles south of Buena Park. Good 7-room house on fine corner on Broadway, lot 90x150, only $2350. H. Vossbeck A true picture of one of the most popular men in Anaheim may be seen free at the Little Gem Fruit Stand. 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. Best garden hose at Nagle’s. Call and be convinced. Land! Land! Land! For some of the finest land in California, with irrigation water to burn, see John Schumacher, Jr., mar12tf Anaheim, Cal. Fine 10-acre ranch near city, 5 acres in 3-year-old oranges; 2 acres berries; 4 room house, barn; fine corner, only $6000. Will trade half for Anaheim residence or good Kansas ranch. H. Vossbeck. Miss Walker’s new residence on the East Side is being plastered, and will soon be ready for occupancy. See H. Vossbeck for Bargains in Real Estate. The Buena Park dairymen who have been selling milk to Los Angeles some of them at least, are having difficulty in getting returns. Mobilene sheet packing at Nagle’s. 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 Fire extinguishers at Nagle’s. 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 Fire extinguishers at Nagle's. 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. Ball bearing wringers, easy to turn. Nagle has them. MAKING A START is seemingly the most difficult of saving money. Once commenced it is easy to continue. The GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK makes the starting easy by accepting as little as One Dollar an opening deposit. Why not give your ambition to save by the advantage of this offer? You be the only one to commence such a sum by any means. German-American Bank We extend every accommodation consistent with safe and conscientious banking; FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM, compound interest allowed on posits in our Savings Department. ADOLPH THOMAS, President. JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-President. CHAS. A. BOEHLEY The Appellate court has sustained Superior Judge West in refusing to grant a writ of prohibition stopping further proceedings against George Yung, the Orange blind-pig performer. Yung’s first trial in the Orange township court resulted in a mistrial. Corney Pendleton, attorney for Yung, applied to Judge West for a writ of prohibition stopping further proceedings against his client. His petition was refused. He took the case to the Court of Appeals, and was again turned down. Now he is in San Francisco and may take the case before the supreme court. A change of venue has been granted by the Orange judge to Fullerton township. Charles Humphreys, alias Roy Carson, the crook who robbed Sam Lee of $110 in December, escaped state’s prison by a disagreement of the jury which heard his case in the superior court last week. The jury stood 6 to 6, the prisoner’s weeping mother and Attorney Bishop’s chills-and-fever rhetoric combining to save the culprit. He will be tried again. Charles Patino, his accomplice, is on trial this week. May Stewart, the girl implicated in the case who engaged the Chinaman in conversation in a rear room of his store while the men broke into his till and riffled it of its contents, is also out of custody. Gus Hansen was in town from his ranch at Buena Park on Monday. He is milking ninety cows, from which he gets a ton of milk per day. He has installed a separator and ships cream to Los Angeles, where excellent prices prevail. Mr. Hansen is one of the largest producers of milk in Orange county and has recently erected several substantial dairy buildings on his ranch. Ernest Clabaugh tied for first place in the two-mile run at the Los Angeles meet on Saturday between Berkeley and U.S.C. Time. 11 min. Berkeley Lagman is completing a case for Charles Baker of and has a contract for 1400 residence for Mr. $1800 residence for Mr. newly opened avenue in fact. He has prepared 1000 residence for H. Fay and ranch, a $1500 cottage Beach for Alex Wright, evidence for Mrs. Tucker Side. He also recently kitchen, pantry and screen Sisters of St. Dominic. ent to Riverside yester- a meeting of the tri- station committee. Fea- day were an auto drive and lunch at the Glenn- nea invited the committee next meeting in Orange purposes meeting the viscos at Richfield station them to the Yorba reser- a run through the orch- ntia, Fullerton and this Ana, where probably the man will be held. tainment given at the Wednesday evening last by concert quartette, for the public school, was of a merit musically. The composed of Arthur G. first tenor; Howard E. second tenor; William (no), baritone; George F. basso. The rendition of it was first-class in every boys of the Old Brigade," number by the quartette, the house. "Old Black Kentucky Home" were set numbers and received use. The solos were all the large audience gave cause. The verdict of all that the Strollers were entertainers and will have to is milking ninety cows, from which he gets a ton of milk per day. He has installed a separator and ships cream to Los Angeles, where excellent prices prevail. Mr. Hansen is one of the largest producers of milk in Orange county and has recently erected several substantial dairy buildings on his ranch: Ernest Clabaugh tied for first place in the two-mile run at the Los Angeles meet on Saturday between Berkeley and U.S.C. Time, 11 min. Berkeley won the meet on points, but U.S.C. won eight firsts to six for the up-state men. Mr. and Mrs. Clabaugh witnessed the meet. Their son came home with them, spending Sunday here. He left Sunday evening for the north. Emil Dreyfus arrived from San Francisco yesterday, in response to telegraphic advices of the fire in Stern's store, which is located in his mother's building. After adjusting losses with the insurance company, he returned north last evening. Emil says San Francisco is rapidly rebuilding and fast wiping out evidences of the fire. Mr. Neff has made the following appointments for farmers' institutes in San Diego county: Fallbrook, May 4th; Escondido, May 6th; Oceanside May 7th; El Cajon, May 8th. Highlands May 11-12; Rialto, May 13-14; San Dimas May 15-16. Twenty-one to five was the score of the base ball game on Saturday on the home grounds, between Santa Ana and Anaheim high school teams, with the county seaters on the long end. A practice game on Friday afternoon between Anaheim and Orangethorpe resulted in a victory for Anaheim by a score of 4 to 3. Mrs. Marie Hartung has begun suit in the superior court of Los Angeles county contesting the will of her deceased sister, Miss Alice Chevalier, who died a year ago, leaving an estate variously estimated at from $20,000 to $30,000 to a third sister, Mrs. Louise Holmes. Mrs. Hartung has retained E.A. Meserve of Los Angeles to appear in court for her. William Smolz, a young business man of Pittsburg, is a guest of Capt. Williams, and will remain a year or two for the benefit of his health. Mr. Smolz was manager of a large mercantile firm in Pittsburg, and will probably locate permanently. on his bicycle in front of Bradford was ready to bring chine to a stop the moment turned the corner, and as he youth on his wheel in front of plied the brakes and stopped chine as it was upon the ladies danger, the boy three from the wheel out of harm receiving no injury in his fall stopped as it reached the bicycle lying in the roadway. Default has been entered into of the Commercial bank of South against Evangelist E.J.Bulge Nelson, C.C.Osborne, Charlie Campbell and John R.Gardin suit was brought to collect one issory note held by the bank cut by defendants on July for $5000 with interest at 7 per portion of this amount has been but a balance remains of $330 cluding interest and one hundred fifty dollars for attorney's fee amount plaintiff prays judge according to the complaint, we of suit added. Miss Nellie Sparkes was to surprise party by her mother A.Sparkes, at her home in End Saturday evening, she being her 17th birthday. Ab invited guests assembled at the able household and Miss N completed surprised by the gathering and a most enjoyable was passed by all. She was pient of many valuable and presents. Delicious referee were served and it was late guests departed for their hwishing the young lady may returns of the day. Mr. and Mrs.Yungbluth en- the Four-Four club at pr- whist at their residence on street on Monday evening. T prize, a set of cut-glass punc was won by Miss Olga Zeus. tleman's first, a silk muffler, tured by Gus Strodthoff. Refr were served and a delightful participated in. The next will be at the residence of Dwyer on April 9. Albert Nagel was in town on having just arrived from where he was called some w by the serious illness of his si We Trust Doctors If you are suffering from impure blood, thin blood, debility, nervousness, exhaustion, you should begin at once with Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, the Sarsaparilla you have known all your life. Your doctor knows it, too. Ask him about it. Unless there is daily action of the bowels, poisonous products are absorbed, causing headache, billiousness, nausea, dyspepsia, and thus preventing the Sarsaparilla from doing its best work. Ayer’s Pills are liver pills. Act gently, all vegetable. Made by J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Also manufacturers of Ayer’s HAIR VIGOR. AGUE CURE. CHERRY PECTORAL. We have no secrets! We publish the formulas of all our medicines. ALWAYS RELIABLE You are cordially invited to attend Our Millinery Opening day, Thursday April 2, to Saturday, April 4 We submit to your inspection the latest decrees of fashion in Millinery. Large diversity of styles a prominent feature. Headwear possessing the charm and individuality that women of taste demand, and at gratifying prices. Special opening offerings during these days. FISHER & FALKENSTEIN WHERE QUALITY COUNTS Rev. J. P. Dubbel is convalescing at the residence of his father, and on Sunday evening preached in St. Boniface church. Rev. Dubbel was two months ago operated upon surgically for internal ailments at Denver, and came west as soon as he was able to travel. Under the genial skies of this balmy clime he is rapidly recovering his health, and will soon be entirely restored to his usual good health. A crowd of young folks of this city were on an outing to Anaheim Landing on Sunday. The party was composed of Lina Felbert, Emma Newman, Alma and Anna Gergen, Fannie Click, Paula Chemnitzer, Ella Brunworth, Bertha Thoemke; Ed Newman, Leslie Bowen, was ready to bring his mater a stop the moment he corner, and as he saw the wheel in front of him, apbrakes and stopped the mat was upon the lad. Seeing the boy threw himself wheel out of harm's way, reinjury in his fall. The auto is it reached the prostrate ing in the roadway. has been entered in the case commercial bank of Santa Ana angelist E. J. Bulgin, J. E. C. Osborne, Charles Rufus and John R. Gardiner. The ought to collect on a promheld by the bank and exefendants on July 12, 1906, with interest at 7 per cent. A this amount has been paid, since remains of $3366 65, interest and one hundred and s for attorney's fees, which aintiff prays judgment for, to the complaint, with costs ed. Lille Sparkes was tendered a party by her mother, Mrs. E. at her home in the West day evening, the occasion 17th birthday. About sixty rests assembled at the hospithold and Miss Nellie was surprised by the joyous and a most enjoyable evensed by all. She was the recimany valuable and beautiful Delicious refreshments and it was late when she started for their homes, all the young lady many happy the day. Mrs. Yungbluth entertained Four club at progressive their residence on Lemon Monday evening. The lady's of cut-glass punch glasses, by Miss Olga Zeus. The generst, a silk muffler, was capus Strodthoff. Refreshments ed and a delightful evening ed in. The next meeting the residence of Mrs. J. J. April 9. agel was in town on Monday last arrived from Chicago, was called some weeks ago ous illness of his sister. She as soon as he was able to travel. Under the genial skies of this balmy clime he is rapidly recovering his health, and will soon be entirely restored to his usual good health. A crowd of young folks of this city were on an outing to Anaheim Landing on Sunday. The party was composed of Lina Felbert, Emma Newman, Alma and Anna Gergen, Fannie Click, Paula Chemnitzer, Ella Brunworth, Bertha Thoemke; Ed Newman, Leslie Bowen, Arthur Waidler, Will Boom, Albert Brunworth, Earl Waidler, Raymond Nebelung. Max Schumacher and Miss Ethel McFarland were married at the residence of the bride's parents at Hunt, Kern county, March 9th. Both are well known locally, the bride having formerly resided here. The groom is a popular business man of Fullerton, where the newly wedded couple will reside. Capt. Williams is securing autos for the veterans' tour on the 8th. He wants fifteen and has already secured nearly a sufficient number. See the Captain and let him have your machine for the old soldiers. John Lesoker and sister, Mrs. M. L. Koehler, departed on Tuesday for Dexter, Iowa, in response to telegraphic advices of the critical illness of their sister. They will probably be absent several months. Mrs. Wm. Kretschmer and son Alvin spent several days the past week with friends in Los Angeles. Gus Neipp has purchased a thorough-bred roadster. Billy Kretschmer returned on Saturday from Tempe, A. T., after an absence of two months. Billy prefers the ocean breezes of this latitude to the warmer clime of the interior. R. P. Cundiff, chairman of the Riverside county board of horticultural commissioners, and E. W. Holmes, a member of the board of supervisors of that county, were in town on Tuesday. H. H. Moore of the Santa Fe and John F. Howard of the box trust were in town the first of the week. Uncle Jacob Everhardy has recovered sufficiently from his recent indisposition to be able to get about town on crutches. Welcome to our city, Uncle Miss Olga Zeus. The geherst, a silk muffler, was capous Strodthoff. Refreshments and a delightful evening in. The next meeting the residence of Mrs. J. J. April 9. Nagel was in town on Monday last arrived from Chicago, was called some weeks ago rous illness of his sister. She of danger, and will probably enjoy the enjoyment of her usual m. Mr. Nagel finds business improving throughout the looks forward to a record business in all lines. Reebe returned on Monday and, where he attended the meeting of the Hardware and Dealers' association. He two weeks. He met Prof. Toze Zeus and M. L. Rogers in and at Templeton met R. F. he reports a very pleasant thing doing every minute. Helmsen has installed a new rh, having taken the agency west thing in the musical plays the Merry Widow other up to date composihis store is more of a favorite place than ever for young Newberry has sold his resi15 acres of land off his place at End. He has purchased a in Los Angeles and will his family to that city to Les will entertain at a social all one evening in the near members will be accompanied ves and sweethearts. H. H. Moore of the Santa Fe and John F. Howard of the box trust were in town the first of the week. Uncle Jacob Everhardy has recovered sufficiently from his recent indisposition to be able to get about town on crutches. Welcome to our city, Uncle Jake! Mayor Harper and Charles Howland of Los Angeles were in this city on Tuesday, on an auto trip to Santa Ana. They were guests for a time of their old-time friend I. Asher. L. Nemetz was a business visitor in Los Angeles on Tuesday. J. Padgham, the Santa Ana jeweler, was in town on Tuesday seeing what a live burg looked like. Allan Knapp is seeding twenty acres to chiles. Miss Lulu Goble and Elton Goble spent Sunday with friends at Ocean Park. John Hanna, mayor of Miraflores, was in town on Tuesday. Within one week death claimed the oldest and the youngest United States Senator. When Senator Whyte was called away the sorrow of his friends was softened by the knowledge that he had been permitted to go beyond the allotted time of man, but Senator Bryan is taken at the mere beginning of what promised to be a splendid career. Senator Bryan, a native of Florida, was in his thirty-second year, and his service began only last January.