anaheim-gazette 1908-07-23

NEWS AND BUSINESS The Loyal Temperance Legion will give a masquerade social and poverty tea at the Turner hall the evening of August 4th at 7:30. All participants are expected to be masked. Be sure to bring your pennies. Wanted—200 or 300 White Leghorn hens. Address E. D. Wayman, Anaheim, Route 2, box 17. Mrs. Wilmot Mowry, formerly of San Francisco, now of Pasadena, is forming a class in china painting and pen and ink drawing. For particulars address or telephone Mrs. Vossbeck, Center street. FOR RENT—Brown Potato Diggers. Address or call upon H. Wagner, east Anaheim. Lost—Handbag with pocketbook containing $4.40, and handkerchief, east of Santa Fe depot. Return to Mrs. L. M. Thompson; Sunset 1182. Frank Tausch has accepted a position at Wallace’s grocery. For Fire and Life Insurance see H. Vossbeck, who has nothing but the best. W. P. Quarton and family are back from a camping trip to Bear Valley. Dietrich, Jeweler and Optician, Anaheim. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Geisel died on Tuesday last. Don’t neglect your eyes. See Dietrich near post office, Anaheim. See H. Vossbeck for Bargains in Real Estate. J. D. Banker is riding about in a four-cylinder Ford runabout. Have a splendid new 5-room bungalow close in at Los Angeles which I can trade for small ranch near Anaheim. H. Vossbeck. J. B. Rea has been in the north for a week or more past on a business trip. Lawn hose and lawn sprinklers of the best makes at Nagel’s. Charley Staufer of the Phoenix publican has been roaming about bogs and cooling breezes of South California, and he has decided to to the sun-kissed sands of the tide to keep warm. At Oceanside day afternoon he fished for the sea and never got a bite. He tees prefers the warm dry places of its territory to the frigidity of the coast while we have a good country prefers Arizona. The Hassle river he regards as the most beautiful spot on earth, and declares thatitory’s winter climate can’t be Charley is a nice young fellow think he must have a girl in his and a bunch of hated rivals again, Charley, and bring you coat and stay longer. O. A. Mullinix moved this year his new drug store east of the National bank, where he has one of the finest drugstores in South California. Mr. Mullinix is to gratulated upon his enterprise, store compares favorably with the larger cities. New show adorn the interior, linoleum upon the floor and a handsome water fountain is one of the few The formal opening will occur ourday afternoon at 2 o’clock, w cream will be served the public cost. Jim Wilkie found on going to wagon a few mornings ago that one had paid him a visit during night, and made away with a quail of distillate. The wagon was standing next the barn in the back of Mrs. Richardson’s resale The chap was not backward abing all his receptacle would hold his crime was discovered only oil spilled upon the ground. Mr. kie had no difficulty in tracing fellow several blocks east on way, and is of opinion he kno J. D. Banker is riding about in a four-cylinder Ford runabout. Have a splendid new 5-room bungalow close in at Los Angeles which I can trade for small ranch near Anaheim. H. Vossbeck. J. B. Rea has been in the north for a week or more past on a business trip. Lawn hose and lawn sprinklers of the best makes at Nagel's. T. S. Armstrong has been on the sick list the past week, but is convalescing. Ball bearing wringers, easy to turn. Nagle has them. To see better see Dietrich. Mrs. Charlotte Adams Cornelle spent a few days last week with friends at Bay City. If you want to trade your property come in and see H. Vossbeck, who has some bargains. Mrs. F. Martin of Tempe, Ariz., is visiting friends in town, the guest of Mrs. Kretschmer. Call and see our refrigerators at Nagel's. Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson of Los Angeles visited in town this week. Ice cream freezers at Nagel's. Clyde Taylor was sentenced to forty days in the county jail at Santa Ana on Tuesday morning by Justice Smithwick on his plea of guilty to cruelty to a horse. Taylor drove and whipped a horse he hired in this city on Monday until the animal could hardly move. Have a nice 5 room house for sale, close in, large lot, for only $1250.00. See H. Vossbeck at once. Mrs. Wilmot Mowry of Pasadena is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Konig. Perolin makes clean sweeping, no dust. Nagle has it. F. L. Martin of Oceanside is a guest of J, H. Kincaid. FOR SALE Loose alfalfa hay, $13 per ton, delivered. Henry Wagner ma21tf Horse for Sale—5-year-old horse for sale; all round good horse: weight 1100 pounds.—H. K. RINKLEIB, County road, 183. Phone 260. For Sale—Alfalfa hay. Four miles one had paid with a visit during night, and made away with a quail of distillate. The wagon was standing next the barn in the back of Mrs. Richardson’s resale. The chap was not backward abiding all his receptacle would hold his crime was discovered only oil spilled upon the ground. Mr. kie had no difficulty in track fellow several blocks east on way, and is of opinion he kno thief. R. H. Gilman of Placentia land sold twenty acres of Valencia orchard land at Placentia to H. Wanamaker, of Syracuse, N. $40,000, being at the rate of $2 acre. This is believed to be the price ever paid for orchard California. Mr. Gilman retain holdings of similar land at Plaza but will move to Pasadena, which will erect a handsome home and manently reside. Olinda defeated Santa Ana in game at the Oil Wells on Sunday score being 8 to 2. Hanson of mer team struck out ten men, lowed 6 hits. Brown of San struck out 8 men and allowed 5. The premises recently occupied Druggist Mullinix in the Kolle will be renovated and repainted will be opened in the near future Fulde, recently arrived from Cayman as a jeweler’s and optician’s empire. The executive committee of the socialist party will meet at San this (Thursday) afternoon to county convention of the par nominating officers to be voted on the coming election. Mr. and Mrs. Sandilands leavening for a three-months’ tour east. They will go as far as Cayman and will visit at Montreal and some time in the Adirondacks. Mrs. Ada Newman of Los Angeles visiting in town, the guest of hents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen. Miss Alice Robison leaves this ing for a visit with relative friends at Cochise, A. T. Mrs. L. Nemetz, Mrs. Frank N and Mrs. Julia Payne are sojourn Elsinore springs. Alfred Launch and wife of C Ariz are visiting here guests OF J, H. Kincaid. FOR SALE Loose alfalfa hay, $13 per ton, delivered. Henry Wagner ma21tf Horse for Sale—5-year-old horse for sale; all round good horse: weight 1100 pounds.—H. K. RINKLEIB, County road, 183. Phone 260. For Sale—Alfalfa bay. Four miles west of Anaheim. Schumacher Bros., Home phone 1861 je11tf Best garden hose at Nagle’s. Call and be convinced. A CROWNING FEATURE that reflects credit on this bank is that our depositors’ bank books show good balances. It’s because we have a thrifty lot of business men who are our patrons. BANK HERE and you’ll be in good company. When you require a loan it will be made on favorable terms. It’s the bank to bank at and we’d like your account. German-American Bank OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: ADOLPH THOMAS, President Tim Carroll Wm. McLauchlin JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-Pres. Edwin Barr W. A. Bonynge CHAS. A. BOY Cashier A. Nagel Dr. J. L. ALWAYS RELIABLE Season Clearance Bigger Bargains and more of them than at any other store. A Clean Sweep of Wash Goods Reg. Price Sale Price 40c and 35c Lawns and Organdies 28c yd 25c and 20c Batiste and Organdie 16c yd 15c Lawns - - - 10c yd 10c Lawns - - - 5c yd 15c Covert Cloth - - 12c yd 15c 36-inch Light Percales - - 12c yd 20c Madras - - - 12c yd EXTRA SPECIAL 25c French Zephyrs - - 18c yd Special Clearance Prices on Shirtwaists It is our custom never to carry over any Waists from one season into another; these prices will close them out quickly: WAISTS Values up to $1.50, Sale Price 98c each Values up to 2.25, Sale Price $1.43 each Values up to 3.00, Sale Price 1.98 each Values up to 4.50, Sale Price 2.88 each Better ones or cheaper ones in like proportion Your choice of any TRIMMED HAT in stock at $\frac{1}{2}$ Price. This means just what it says. ASHER & FALK WHERE QUALITY CO man of Placentia last week acres of Valencia orange at Placentia to Hiram E. of Syracuse, N. Y., for at the rate of $2000 per is believed to be the largest paid for orchard land in Mr. Gilman retains large similar land at Placentia, to Pasadena, where he handsome home and perside. eated Santa Ana in a ball Oil Wells on Sunday, the 3 to 2. Hanson of the foruck out ten men, and alss. Brown of Santa Ana men and allowed 5 hits. rises recently occupied by fullinix in the Koll block elevated and repainted, and died in the near future by O. totally arrived from Chicago, and optician's emporium. ive committee of the Sowill meet at Santa Ana day) afternoon to call a mention of the party for officers to be voted for at election. Mrs. Sandilands left last three-months' tour of the will go as far as Quebec, at Montreal and spend the Adirondacks. Newman of Los Angeles is own, the guest of her parMrs. Allen. Robison leaves this mornvisit with relatives and archise, A. T. metz, Mrs. Frank Nemetz a Payne are sojourning at ings. arch and wife of Clifton, writing here guests of Mr. H. J. Quayle, assistant professor of entomology of the university, who is an authority on insect pests, left Berkeley Monday for Southern California where he will take charge of the campaign against the insect pests on the citrus fruits. Quayle will make his headquarters at the southern pathological laboratory at Whittier from which the campaign of extermination of the destroyers of the orange and lemon groves will be waged. A number of the entomologists of the university will assist Quayle in the work. The investigations will be carried on not only among the citrus fruit pests but against the blight of the walnut and other pests. Adolph J. Backs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Backs, and Miss Frances Skinner of West Anaheim, will be married this Thursday morning at 9 o'clock, at the residence of the bride's parents. Father Dubbel will officiate. The young couple are popular members of society and have many friends who join in wishing them a long and prosperous married career. After a honeymoon spent at beach resorts, they will return and take up their home in this city. The Pacific Implement Co. will in the near future occupy new quarters on the corner of Los Angeles and Char-tres streets. Fritz Ruhman will erect a large and commodious building for the firm. The chinatown buildings will be razed and the corner ornamented with a substantial building. A party composed of Misses Helen and Isabel Richardson, Emma Backs, Lilly Zeus and Violet Nebelung of this city and Misses Porter Hilman and Edna Lyon of Los Angeles, accompanied by Mrs. Richardson as chaperon, leave today for a three weeks' outing at Laguna. Miss Marie Kaiser who left last month for Switzerland writes friends here that she arrived home safely, af- Times We have a b than during th Vehicles, we ha from at price have a fine ass and heavy, an 10,000 feet of f prices to keep We find busiess per cent in excess of business will increas WICKERSHEI Young People Marri Miss Nell Adelia Baker, d Mrs. Ellen A. Baker, was Albert E. Goudron at Baydays ago. Little Ellen Vivneice of the bride, acted as and, preceding the couple, rose petals in their path a tered the parlor and stoolarge bell of flowers and Miss Elizabeth E. Edwards, the bride, played the wedding. The bride wore an elaboraIrish point lace made over v a flowing veil of tulle, and bouquet of lillies of the vagoing-away gown was of peAfter the wedding luncheon, boarded a Pacific Electric coAngeles. They will be at ho1189 West Adams street, Losafter August 10. The bride ecomplished musician, and hafinished a two years' course A party composed of Misses Helen and Isabel Richardson, Emma Backs, Lilly Zeus and Violet Nebelung of this city and Misses Porter Hilman and Edna Lyon of Los Angeles, accompanied by Mrs. Richardson as chaperon, leave today for a three weeks' outing at Laguna. Miss Marie Kaiser who left last month for Switzerland writes friends here that she arrived home safely, after a pleasant trip across the Atlantic. In a note to The Gazette Miss Kaiser sends regards to all inquiring friends. Rafael Borrego, sentenced to serve seven years in San Quentin for the killing of Juan Orosco at Los Alamitos last August, was Tuesday taken to serve his sentence. Deputy Sheriff Lacy took the prisoner to state prison. Capt. and Mrs. Williams, accompanied by Misses McKay, Johnston and Parker, spent two days last week at Stodards' Camp. The trip was made in the former's auto. Capt. Stern and Lieuts. Kellenberger and Selinger went to Los Angeles on Tuesday evening to attend the regimental exams for newly chosen commissioned officers. B. A. Meinecke, Fritz Ruhman and W. Liebold left Monday for a week's hunting and fishing trip to Idyllwild. Miss Gertrude Eichler of Oakland, is visiting in town several weeks, the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Wm. Konig. Formal Opening of Mullinix's New Drug Store, in new Mullinix building, east of First National bank, Anaheim, Cal., Saturday, July 25th, at 2 p.m. Free ice cream will be served. A cordial invitation to all, Come! The bride wore an elaborate Irish point lace made over a flowing veil of tulle, and a bouquet of lillies of the variety going-away gown was of peach color. After the wedding luncheon, boarded a Pacific Electric train to Angeles. They will be at home 1189 West Adams street, Los Angeles after August 10. The bride complished musician, and had finished a two years' course at the University of Southern California. The bridegroom is a Paris, and came to Los Angeles eight months ago on a tour of the world where Miss Nell Baker. It was a case at first sight, and he decided up his trip in order to woo and handsome blonde. An interest of the romance is that the day of both bride and bridegroom on July 13, hence this date was for their wedding. A fire raged in Trabuca cavernal days last week, beginning day and continuing until May did considerable damage. Pronged buck was found buried canyon after the fire. "The people of Southern Ohio ought to go on a pilgrimage head of Trabuco canyon," said Supervisor Marshall, head of Cleveland national forest, Ana on Tuesday, "and take from the devastation there about by the carelessness of Several years of time and $50 not replace the damage done." Miss Ethel Gentry of Santa Clara spent Sunday with her sister, Gentry of this city. ALWAYS RELIABLE Clearance Sale. mem than at any previous sale held in this city Woolen Dress Goods and Silks Underpriced During this sale we will give a discount of 20 per cent on our entire stock of Dress Goods Besides this we have picked out some lines which we will sell at special low prices: About 25 pieces of plain and fancy Dress Goods, regular price up to 85c yd. Sale Price $58c yd. About 20 pieces of 38-inch all wool Dress Goods, regular price 75c yd. Sale Price - 43c yd. EXTRA SPECIAL 36-inch all Silk Black Taffeta (guaranteed), regular price $1.50. Sale Price - $1.08 yd. 21-inch all Silk Taffeta, in all colors, sold everywhere at 85c. Sale Price - 58c yd. Your choice of any TRIMMED HAT in stock at 1/2 Price. This means just what it says. Quick selling prices on Suits and Skirts This is a wonderful sale of ready-to-wear garments, because the assortments are good, the styles the latest, materials of standard quality and every garment a bargain. Just a few items as to prices: Check Lawn Suits, good material, regular price $2.25. Sale Price - $1.48 White and Colored Lawn and Percale Suits, values up to $3.50. Sale Price - $2.18 All other Suits and Skirts reduced in proportion & FALKENSTEIN HERE QUALITY COUNTS We have a better and more complete stock than during the flush times a year ago. As to Vehicles, we have 50 different styles to choose from at prices as low as the lowest, and we have a fine assortment of harness, both light and heavy, and harness sundries. We have 10,000 feet of floor space filled with goods at prices to keep us busy and our goods moving. We find business improving. Our June business was 15 percent in excess of what it was last year, and we are confident business will increase steadily from now on. NICKERSHEIM IMPLEMENT COMPANY FULLERTON, CAL. Young People Married Mell Adelia Baker, daughter of John A. Baker, was married to Goudron at Bay City some Little Ellen Vivian Baker, the bride, acted as flower girl feeding the couple, scattered cells in their path as they entered parlor and stood under a wall of flowers and greenery. Elizabeth E. Edwards, cousin of played the wedding march. She wore an elaborate gown of lace made over white silk, veil of tulle, and carried a bundle of lillies of the valley. Her gown was of pearl gray. Wedding luncheon, the couple had a Pacific Electric car for Los Angeles. They will be at home at No. Adams street, Los Angeles, August 10. The bride is an accordion musician, and has recently two years' course in music. "Down With the Machine" The Fullerton band, headed by Charley Lloyd, drum major, and under leadership of H. W. Shriver, paraded the streets on Thursday afternoon, displaying at their head the sign, painted upon canvass stretching halfway across the street, "Down With the Machine." Many Fullerton and Placentia citizens were in town, all of them outspoken in condemnation of the republican machine. The band played excellently and attracted much favorable attention, not only for its music, but for the cause it championed. Dodgers were distributed inviting all citizens to attend the mass meeting of republicans at Santa Ana on Saturday afternoon. The wore an elaborate gown of lace made over white silk, with veil of tulle, and carried a bundle of lillies of the valley. Her gown was of pearl gray. The wedding luncheon, the couple had a Pacific Electric car for Los Angeles. They will be at home at No. 10 Adams street, Los Angeles, August 10. The bride is an accomplished musician, and has recently taken two years' course in music at the University of Southern California. Bridegroom is a native of New York who came to Los Angeles from the eight months ago. He was a member of the world when he met Baker. It was a case of love right, and he decided to give up in order to woo and win the blonde. An interesting feature is that the birth-bride and bridegroom falls in love, hence this date was chosen for wedding. Engaged in Trabuca canyon seven past week, beginning on Friday continuing until Monday. It suffered damage. A three-truck was found burned in the fire. People of Southern California go on a pilgrimage to the Trabuco canyon," said Forest Marshall, head of the national forest, at Santa Cruz Tuesday, "and take a lesson on devastation there, brought by carelessness of campers. Years of time and $50,000 could be the damage done." Del Gentry of Santa Monica day with her sister, Miss Eva Davis his city. Today a stringent ordinance meant to stop gambling and drinking in pool rooms at Santa Ana will go into effect. The ordinance makes it necessary that all partitions in poolrooms be removed so an officer passing along the sidewalk may see the entire length of the hall. Basements are placed under the ban, though a basement for storage or toilet purposes may be had where it is left doorless. A new pool room there had partitions in the rear and a basement room with heavy locks. The marshal said the place was "elegantly fixed up for gambling and drinking."