anaheim-gazette 1908-09-03

NEWS AND BUSINESS LOST—On road between Santa Ana and Centralia, via Anaheim, Sunday afternoon, between 1 and 3 o'clock, a child's red broadcloth coat. Finder please return to this office. For a quick exchange list your ranch with Clarence A. Kidder, Buena Park, Cal. 1t Quiet the call of your thirsty throat Every swallow of soda from Mullinix Innovation Fountain touches the spot. R. J. Miles of Little Rock, Ark., arrived Sunday to spend the winter with his daughter, Mrs. W. L. Finney. WANTED TO RENT 15 to 30-acre ranch; must have water for irrigation, good buildings and want possession within 3 months. Address W. W. Manter, Anaheim. Phone Sunset 159. Aug. 27-tf FOR SALE—A first class driving horse and buggy. Inquire at Miller's Hardware store. Great Removal Sale at Pacific Implement Company. Now is the time to invest in good city property. Call or write about my list. Exchanges a specialty. 1t Clarence A. Kidder, Buena Park, Cal. BOY of 14 desires employment for a few hours daily. Address Emil Stein, Anaheim P. O. 2t WANTED—5-horsepower gasoline engine, windmill and poultry netting; must be cheap for cash. Address Box 505, Anaheim. Two furnished front rooms for rent Apply this office. Four 1000 pound horses, making two good, sound, well matched work teams at $125 a team. Wickersheim Implement Company. O. Lagman and Hartwell Brun returned on Saturday evening an eight days' trip to Holcombevey and Furnace Canyon, where inspected mining properties, them offering alluring prospects made the trip by their own chance and proceeded through mountains afoot. Their company participates much development with the near future. They left the vehicle at Redlands on the return and Mr. Lagman went up on Monday evening by train to drive it back. Mrs. Reeder and two children Santa Ana, who have been guild Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich, several weeks' return to their home Mr. Dietrich's auto on Tuesday fessor Reeder was last year enrol as teacher in the Santa Ana school, and goes to Redlands except a position in the high school that place. Jack Smale is at his home press after an absence at San Obispo. He will attend the University which begins the current year in the near future. Jack was a ber of the championship team buters, which beat all comers '07 debates, and won the S cup and trophy for Anaheim School. L. Z. Huntington has secured tract for furnishing 150,.000 trees plants to be delivered Golden State Realty Company its tract northeast of town plants are now in seed beds and be delivered for next season's ing. The realty company will a large portion of its acreage growth of these trees. Mr. Neff announces the folk farmers' institutes to be held month in Orange county: Atzer September 21 and 22: Stein, Anaheim P. O. WANTED—5-horsepower gasoline engine, windmill and poultry netting; must be cheap for cash. Address Box 505, Anaheim. Two furnished front rooms for rent. Apply this office. Four 1000 pound horses, making two good, sound, well matched work teams at $125 a team. Wickersheim Implement Company. School supplies at Mullinix. A Spanish dance will be given at the Opera House the evening of Saturday, September 5, by P. Daniel and T. J. Monterola. Good music and an enjoyable time to all. LOST Saturday night, August 22, on road between Anaheim and oil wells, a package containing a lady's white waist, two black supporters, four white shirts, one spotted dress, and two ribbons. Finder will be liberally rewarded on returning to Elmer Barnes, Santa Ana street, near Kroeger street. A Page buggy is a work of art. They're as good as they look, too. Make her happy by buying one. Wickersheim Implement Company. Dietrich, Jeweler and Optician, Anaheim. Hartwell Bradford left this week for Golden, Colo., to resume his studies at the College of Electrical Engineering. Don't neglect your eyes. See Dietrich near post office, Anaheim. Mrs. Tedford and baby, Roma, have returned from a ten days' outing at Bay City. To see better see Dietrich. High school starts Monday, grammar and primary grades a week later. Ice cream freezers at Nagel's. FOR SALE Loose alfalfa hay, $14 per ton, delivered. Henry Wagner ma21tf School supplies at Mullinix. Contractor Pruitt has begun the erection of a $2000 residence for Arthur Lewis at the corner of Broadway and Claudina streets. FOR SALE—Loose alfalfa hay, $11 FOR SALE Loose alfalfa hay, $14 per ton, delivered. Henry Wagner ma21tf School supplies at Mullinix. Contractor Pruitt has begun the erection of a $2000 residence for Arthur Lewis at the corner of Broadway and Claudina streets. FOR SALE.—Loose alfalfa hay, $11 per ton, in the field. Page & Anderson, opposite Centralia school house, Buena Park, Cal. Phone, Sunset 125. Lawn hose and lawn sprinklers of the best makes at Nagel's. FIGURING THE INTEREST you lose on the money in your or office, where does the wi come in? You have to work for money. Why not make it work you. GERMAN AMERICAN BANK puts your money to work at The wages in the form of int keeps right on, day and night, days and holidays. If you your money to make more for start an account with the bank This Bank is protected from Burglary American Bank Protection 'Co.'s. Elec System; none of which were ever robbed OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: ADOLPH THOMAS, President Tim Carroll Wm. McLauchlin JOSEPH HELMSEN, Vice-Pres. Erwin Barr W. A. Bonynge CHAS. A. BOY Cashier A. Nagel Dr. J. L. and Hartwell Bradford on Saturday evening from days' trip to Holcomb valleance Canyon, where they mining properties, finding alluring prospects. They trip by their own convey-proceeded through the foot. Their company and development work in future. They left their valleands on the return trip, man went up on Monday train to drive it back. lder and two children of who have been guests of us. Dietrich, several days returned to their home in's auto on Tuesday. Procer was last year employed in the Santa Ana high goes to Redlands to action in the high school at e is at his home at Cyan absence at San Luis will attend the U. S. C. is the current year's term Future. Jack was a mem-championship team of deh beat all comers in the and won the Stanfordrophy for Anaheim Highington has secured a connishing 150.,000 eucalypto be delivered to the Realty Company upon northeast of town. The now in seed beds and will for next season's plant-alty company will devote portion of its acreage to these trees. announces the following institutes to be held this range county: At Smeltter 21 and 22: Trustin W. D. Thompson is up and around again after an accident sustained at the Puente Oil Company's yards Wednesday of last week. He was on the tank platform using a crowbar to uplift the end of one of the large tanks, when the crowbar slipped. He lost his balance and fell to the ground backward, a distance of seven feet. He was rendered partly unconscious but fortunately sustained no broken bones. He was taken to his home and medical attendance summoned. It was found that he had sustained severe bruises and a bad shaking up, but he was able to be out the next day and is able to attend to business again. Buy your stationery at Mullinix and be satisfied; he has the right kind. Henry Schwentker returned on Thursday last from a seven weeks' tour of the east. In Schnectady, N.Y., he met two sisters whom he had not seen in fifty-two years. Two brothers from Indiana and one from Nebraska were of the party which was made the occasion of a very enjoyable family reunion. Mr. Schwentker found business conditions improving east, although some states had had too much rain and others not enough. He returns in excellent health and spirits and reports an enjoyable trip. George Ross, who since the beginning of the Anaheim Gas Company has been manager of the concern, has tendered his resignation, to take effect October 1, and he will thereafter enter upon the duties of his new position, that of sales agent for the new folding crate company. Mr. Ross has made good in his present position, and will no doubt be successful in his new field. His successor has not yet been selected. announces the following institutes to be held this range county: At Smeltzer 21 and 22; Tustin, 23 and 24, and La Habra, 25 and 26. Among the two will attend are Mrs. Fresno, and Dr. Louise University of California. Enguished speakers will be the meeting. inner who is now in the six weeks' visit will pursue horse power Kissel car to tour the middle states. frequently ship the machinery. The car has a recallles an hour and Mr.inds to be going some on the latter part of October. visited the home of O. Sunday and left a fine day. The stork did not has on its previous visit go in November, when it out Mr. Callor states it one of it. Mother and well, and the father ashere is no race suicide venckert reports finding centers of walnuts in his week. He finds them to our quality with prospectsumper crop. These are walnuts reported soon. ame up from Long Beach evening of last week Tuesday afternoon. He at the Beach with his the carnival and will them at the end of the Wallace is back from auting trip to Julian, and recuperated in health as visit to the mountains. instead is back from several weeks at Ocean-ning of the Anaheim Gas Company has been manager of the concern, has tendered his resignation, to take effect October 1, and he will thereafter enter upon the duties of his new position, that of sales agent for the new folding crate company. Mr. Ross has made good in his present position, and will no doubt be successful in his new field. His successor has not yet been selected. School supplies at Mullinix. F. C. Wehmeyer has purchased 33 acres two miles southeast of Anaheim, partly improved with a walnut grove, to which Mr. Wehmeyer will add five acres and put the balance in alfalfa. The family moved here from Long Beach, but were formerly residents of Spokane. Mr. Wehmeyer in addition to being a good rancher, stands at the top of his trade, that of carpenter. The difference between Mullinix soda and some other sodas is that Mullinix has fizz enough, syrup enough, and just enough of everything to make it delightfully refreshing on a hot day. Olinda defeated the Santa Fe baseball team on Sunday by a score of 6 to 1. Russell and Collins operated the battery for the victors, while McKelvey and Brown performed for the vanquished. On Sunday afternoon next Olinda plays a game with Olive. Manager Franz of Olinda, says Walter Johnson has promised to pitch for Olinda on his return from Washington. Great Removal Sale at Pacific Implement Company. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jayne, George Ross and Will Crane went to Los Angeles Thursday and brought down a four-cylinder Wayne touring car, with the latter at the wheel. The car will be used in the interest of the Folding Crate Company. School supplies at Mullinix. Miss Edna Young of Atlantic City, N.J., elected teacher of the fourth grade of the Anaheim school, has been recalled east, and her place has been filled by the appointment of Miss Edith DuBois of Philadelphia, to the vacancy. Are you a pen dipper or a fountain pen carrier? The time you lose Frank A. Gates returned ofrom the Grand Army encampment at Huntington Beach. The was attended by 802 veterans nois headed the list with 13 Indiana and Wisconsin follofthe order named. One of tures was the bean dinner by ladies of the Relief Corp at the Beach with his carnival and will them at the end of the Wallace is back from a retiring trip to Julian, and occupated in health as visit to the mountains. Instead is back from an several weeks at Oceanmond, a young civil enjoyed on the Harriman in Mexico, was in last week from Mazatfriends. INTEREST The money in your home there does the wisdom have to work for your may not make it work for AMERICAN BANK Money to work at once. In the form of interest, day and night, Sunholidays. If you want to make more for you, must with the bank today Detected from Burglary by the Bank Protection Co.'s. Electrical of which were ever robbed. n Bank CHAS. A. BOEGE, Cashier A. Nagel Dr. J. L. Beebe Miss Edna Young of Atlantic City, N. J., elected teacher of the fourth grade of the Anaheim school, has been recalled east, and her place has been filled by the appointment of Miss Edith DuBois of Philadelphia, to the vacancy. Are you a pen dipper or a fountain pen carrier? The time you lose dipping the old way would soon pay for one of those fountain pens that are sold at Mullinix. Miss Alice Robinson has returned from a six weeks' vacation spent with her sister, Mrs. Will Lawrnece, at Cochise, Ariz. Miss Katie Ludwig and Miss Bytha Roberts of Long Beach, visited in town last week, guests of Miss Marie Finney. Three fine driving horses, two good saddle horses, one 2½ year old work colt. Wickersheim Implement Company. Charley Campbell and Billy Taylor, two well-known Beatty, Nev., miners, have been in town this week. Cigars, cigars, the kind that are good are sold at Mullinix Beebe & Weisel have decorated their front windows with artistic gold-letter signs. William Falkenston and family returned on Monday from a two weeks' outing at Ocean Park. Typewriter ribbons and paper at Mullinix. Miss Olga Zeus has returned from a fortnight's outing with friends at Bay City. Great Removal Sale at Pacific Implement Company. Frank A. Gates returned o from the Grand Army enc at Huntington Beach. The was attended by 802 vetera nois headed the list with 13 Indiana and Wisconsin foll the order named. One of tures was the bean dinner by ladies of the Relief Corp. the veterans had been provi dinner, their wives and fam the number of 1000 were after them came the visitor gether 2000 were fed. Mr. G attended every encampme since the organization of ther tion nearly twenty years reports this year's meeting o most interesting ever held. Let us know your drug w our customer. Mullinix drug E. T. Langley of Santa Ana chosen commander of the S. California Veterans' Association the annual election of officer recent encampment. He sucuC. Seymour, of Patton. Ou ficers elected were Comrade of Los Angeles, senior vice der; Robert C. Haitt, of V. junior vice commander; Dr. Hassen, surgeon, and Rev. J. man, of Los Angeles, chaplain Recorder Howard reported doing in his court on Mondaing, the jag outfit having s falling off since the Sunday d Mr. and Mrs. Julius Schnetertained as guests on SundaCleveland and wife of RedoCharles Blinn of Los Angle ALWAYS RELIABLE OUR Mid-Summer Sale OF BLANKETS on. Take advantage of the Low prices and supyour future needs now. See our Los Angeleset window for prices. FISHER & FALKENSTEIN WHERE QUALITY COUNTS CHARLOTTE ADAMS CORNEILLE Voice Builder (Marchesi Method) ES ST. Piano Phone Main 1293 Voice Builder (Marchesi Method) Piano Phone Main 1293 The New Grocery Store In the STRODTHOFF BUILDING We are in a new building, our fixtures are new, every article is new and fresh, every package bright and clean. We insure you fresh, new goods at moderate prices. Courteous treatment and prompt delivery. Kincaid Bros. CASH GROCERS GLASSES FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN Must be very carefully fitted and even when really needed or great injury may be done. I makeuge for examining the eyes of children. Have made them myor years and will order glasses only when needed. Bring the children in before school begins. GEORGE L. DIETRICH American Association of Opticians State Board Certificate ANAHEIM Near Postoffice Gates returned on Friday Grand Army encampment ington Beach. The meetingded by 802 veterans. Illi-d the list with 132. Ohio, and Wisconsin followed innamed. One of the fea-the bean dinner preparedof the Relief Corps. After A DANDY GOOD PAPER. The Anaheim Gazette announcesthe purchase of a new linotype machine. The Gazette always was a dandy good paper, but with the introduction of a modern means oftypesetting into the office we willexpect it to be better than ever A DANDY GOOD PAPER. The Anaheim Gazette announces the purchase of a new linotype machine. The Gazette always was a dandy good paper, but with the introduction of a modern means of typesetting into the office we will expect it to be better than ever.—Chino Champion. When Alfonse Salazer fired a load of birdshot into the back of his stepfather, Julian Teran, at Smeltzer, last Monday night, it was not the first time the boy has attempted to murder Teran. The officers have learned that last November Salazar held a shotgun on Teran and pulled the trigger. The gun snapped, else Teran would not have been alive to receive the terrible wound inflicted upon him last Monday. Teran who has a ragged hole below his left kidney as big as a dollar, and four and a half inches deep, is still alive, with chance of recovery increasing. The boy has not been caught. School supplies at Mullinix. Conductor Fuller of the Santa Fe, is taking up commutation tickets when not presented by persons to whom they are issued. Keep your eye on Fuller. Mr. Rea and daughter, Miss Ella, were at Long Beach some days ago, and on returning to Los Angeles attended a matinee at the Orpheum. Joseph Hill was in town from the west country on Monday afternoon.