anaheim-gazette 1908-10-08

THE CARNIVAL OF PRODUCTS UNIQUE EXHIBITION TO BE HELD AT SANTA ANA Three Days of Carnival Celebration — Magnificent Street Parade Each Day—Exciting Charlet Races In Afternoon—Beautiful Queen of the Carnival and Her Court. The Orange County Carnival of Products, to be held at Santa Ana, Cal., Oct. 15-16-17, promises to be the most unique and interesting exhibition of that character ever witnessed in Southern California. It is doubtful, in fact, if any place in the world has ever attempted a display of its attractions and resources in quite the thorough and novel manner which will be employed in this event. There have been agricultural and horticultural exhibits, coupled with horse races; mechanical displays and institutes and floral festivals which have been great successes in their individual lines but the Orange County Carnival of Products will be a combination of all these features, together with athletic sports, theaters, balloon ascensions, charlot racing, etc., etc., thus comprising a program for three days, which insures ample entertainment at all hours of the day and evening for everybody. At eleven o'clock of each day there will be a magnificent street parade, free to everybody. On Thursday, Oct. 15, this parade will consist of a display of products of this wonderfully fertile county, artistically presented in floats of varied designs, all combining to form a spectacle rarely if ever equaled in this line. Friday's parade will present the commercial and industrial industries of At eleven o'clock of each day there will be a magnificent street parade, free to everybody. On Thursday, Oct. 15, this parade will consist of a display of products of this wonderfully fertile county, artistically presented in floats of varied designs, all combining to form a spectacle rarely if ever equaled in this line. Friday's parade will present the commercial and industrial industries of the county, including displays by the two great sugar factories and all the rest of the many manufacturing concerns. On Saturday will be presented a floral parade, in which no exhibit will be allowed to participate which is not an artistic floral creation. Cash prizes are offered for the best displays in this parade, including schools, tallyhos, automobiles, single and double carriages and bicycles. Exciting chariot races, in addition to a regular race program, have been arranged for the afternoons at the driving park. Public dances will be open afternoon and evening, and on Saturday evening the events will close with a Carnival Masque ball. One of the most attractive features will be the appearance of the beautiful Queen of the Carnival, who will lead all parades in her state carriage of gold, attended by her court of thirteen maids of honor, pages footmen, etc. On Wednesday evening, at the Grand opera-house, will occur the coronation exercises, a most beautiful and spectacular affair, at which time the queen will be crowned and the keys of the city will be tendered to her majesty by Mayor John McFadden. Space will not permit anything like a detailed description of the multitude of attractions of the carnival, but enough has been stated to show that it will be an extraordinary affair and well worth a visit. A special rate of 75 cents for the round trip from Los Angeles to Santa Ana has been secured, $1.00 from Pasadena, and one and one-third fare from all other points. Ample arrangements will be made for restaurant and hotel accommodations. The parade of products committee offer the following prizes for stock to A renewal of lease of six months was proWm. Loftus and covering bra reservoir site. The al was referred to the secretary with authority the said renewal is said. A request from W. for the privilege of p sacks of cement was granted. On motion of Bradford by Drake, the wages of at the Yorba reservoir to $50 per month. A communication fre asked that a ditch acro be changed and straightfering to do all the work ter was referred to the mittee. Mr. Barry of the W graphing company appi the board submitting bonds and quoting pre preparation of the bov voted by the Anaheim company. A communication from ter requested the privilede the Cota & Rivas tract suing year at $125. On motion the land w Mr. Porter on condition company wishes to make position of the land dur then in that case they be cancelled. UNCLAIMED LEADER Maude E. Douglas 4, dia, Clarence Mansur, Orie Anderson, W m. An Clark, Wilfred Smith, J sir, Mary, Walker. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollar any case of Catarrh that cannot Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO. We, the undersigned, have k ey for the last 15 years, and l feetly honorable in all busine s and financially able to carry c lions made by his firm. WALDING, KINNAN & Wholesale Druggi Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken directly upon the blood an faces of the system. Testimonial Price 75 ots per bottle. Sold by Take Hall's Family Pills for show that it will be an extraordinary affair and well worth a visit. A special rate of 75 cents for the round trip from Los Angeles to Santa Ana has been secured, $1.00 from Pasadena, and one and one-third fare from all other points. Ample arrangements will be made for restaurant and hotel accommodations. The parade of products committee offer the following prizes for stock to be exhibited in the parade, the first day of the carnival Oct. 15th. All stock competing must be led by the halter, and entries must be made by Tuesday night, Oct. 13th. There will be no entrance fee. Stock must be owned in Orange county. For best draft stallion with five or more of his get, silver cup. For best draft brood mare, with two or more of her foals, silver cup. For best yearling colt or filly, draft stock, silver cup. For best suckling colt or filly, draft stock, silver cup. For best trotting or pacing stallion, with five or more of his get, silver cup. For best trotting or pacing brood mare, with two or more of her foals, silver cup. For best yearling colt or filly, trotting or pacing stock, silver cup. For best suckling colt or filly, trotting or pacing stock, silver cup. Suckling or yearling colts or fillies may be entered as such and may also be entered as get of stallion, or foals of brood mare, or in both the latter classes. Also a colt or filly not competing for an individual prize be entered as get of stallion goal of brood mare. making entries, give names of entered, classes in which you same to compete, and name of. ops will be on exhibition at E. Smith's jewelry store, 105 East street, Santa Ana, and furth-formation can be obtained from entries made with the secretary the products committee, O. M. Hans, 117 West Fourth street, Ana. MINUTES OF WATER BOARD and Rivas Tract Rented to Arthur Porter Anaheim, Cal., Oct. 3, '08. regular meeting of the board ofors of the Anaheim Union Wa-company was held on the above with all members present ex-H. H. Hale. The minutes of the calling meeting were read and apreport of the finance commit-tas received and filed and war-were ordered drawn in pay-of the various demands there-recommended. The reports of the secretary, treasurer and superintendere each in turn received and renewal of lease for a period months was presented from Loftus and covering the La Ha-reservoir site. The said renewe-s referred to the president and secretary with authority to sign if said renewal is satisfactory. request from W. E. McFadden the privilege of purchasing 45 of cement was granted. motion of Bradford seconded take, the wages of the zanjero. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS The supervisors were in session on Tuesday auditing bills and transacting other important business. The printing of the great register indices was awarded to the Santa Ana Register company for three cents per name. On motion of Supervisor Moore the board arranged as a committee of the whole to go to Bay City to investigate the proposition to make certain road improvements in that neighborhood, and will meet with P. A. Stanton for that purpose. Advocates of the plan to have placed on the general election ticket the proposition to make mandatory the primary election law for this county appeared before the board and asked for an extension of time to enable them to secure the required number of signatures to the petition. As there are some six hundred names short, and the time is pressing, the supervisors could not see their way to granting the request. There will therefore be no vote on mandatory primaries in Orange county at next month's election. GREEN FRUITS BREAK RECORDS The green fruit shipping season of 1908 is breaking all records and is a source of much surprise and pleasure to growers, shippers and the railway carriers. Up to the beginning of the week 900 carloads of green fruit including grapes, had been shipped out of California for the season, and before it closes the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe freight traffic officials believe the number will reach 1200, or about 500 more than any season has had to its credit in the past. The shippers are getting an average of renewal of lease for a period months was presented from Loftus and covering the La Hareservoir site. The said renewsis referred to the president and cary with authority to sign if said renewal is satisfactory. Request from W. E. McFadden the privilege of purchasing 45 of cement was granted. Motion of Bradford seconded take, the wages of the zanjero Yorba reservoir were reduced per month. Communication from N. Frost that a ditch across his place changed and straightened, he offto do all the work. The matlas referred to the ditch comBarry of the Western lithoing company appeared before board submitting specimens of and quoting prices for the ration of the bonds recently by the Anaheim Union Water ny. Communication from A. L. Porquested the privilege of renting ota & Rivas tract for the enyear at $125. Motion the land was rented to porter on condition that if the any wishes to make other disn of the land during the year in that case the lease shall uncelled. UNCLAIMED LETTERS De E. Douglas 4, Jose M. Arlarence Mansur, Will Merrill, Anderson, W m. Anseg 2, J. M. Wilfred Smith, Johnnie Manary, Walker. How's This! For One Hundred Dollars Reward for of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. He undersigned, have known F. J Chethe last 18 years, and believe him peromonable in all business transactions similarly able to carry out any obligade by his firm. WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acttively upon the blood and mucous surthe system. Testimonials sent free. Otts per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. All's Family Pills for constipation. We will be a union meeting at source of much surprise and pressure to growers, shippers and the railway carriers. Up to the beginning of the week 900 carloads of green fruit including grapes, had been shipped out of California for the season, and before it closes the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe freight traffic officials believe the number will reach 1200, or about 500 more than any season has had to its credit in the past. The shippers are getting an average of $1200 gross per car. Out of this sum they have to pay freight and refrig-erating charges amounting to $400. BEAUMONT Despite the drawbacks of rainy weather the Beaumont land and water company conducted two homeseekers excursions to Beaumont and made sales of apple lands aggregating $4850 last week. Most of the buyers are preparing to plant apple lands this fall and it is estimated that a total of over 20,000 apple trees will be set in the next two months. The apple development presages a heavy increase in the present yearly output of $80,000 and has already resulted in plans being aid for the erection of a packing house combined with a cider and vinegar factory. The increasing apple output has cut into the demand for eastern and Watsonville fruit, and the fact that the Beaumont products bring 25 per cent better prices on account of flavor and size is a sound reason for recent exten­tive acquirement of lands by experienced growers from the east and north. The present planted area exceeds 200 acres and the average yield from full grown trees is said to be over 20 tons. The trees begin to bear at three years, and unlike many other fruits, steadily increase in vitality and yielding power for half a century. Late crop estimates on apples show a yield 10 per cent better than last season, this being especially true of Winesaps and Rhode Island Reds, two varieties that command the highest price. Pear drying is at its height and an area 500 square feet is being devoted to curing this fruit. The average F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. The last 15 years, and believe him permorable in all business transactions similarly able to carry out any obligamade by his firm, WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acttively upon the blood and mucous surystem. Testimonials sent free. acts per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Wall's Family Pills for constipation. We will be a union meeting at Christian church next Sunday ag. Mr. Wiley Phillips, editor of California Voice, will address people. Subject: "Give the Boys race." All will be made weland Mrs. A. B. Markle were Angeles on Monday in attendupon the Southern California erial meeting. They remained Tuesday with Mrs. Markle's Shern apples, pears and other for sale in quantities to suit. Winsell. Front rooms to rent close quire at this office. ED—5-horsepower gasoline enwindmill and poultry netmust be cheap for cash. AdBox 505, Anaheim. Sale—One wine tank, about 800 Address A. Lorrecq, four northeast of Richfield station, Yorba. 2t Out that cough with Mullinix Syrup, 25c. Late crop estimates on apples show a yield 10 per cent better than last season, this being especially true of Winesaps and Rhode Island Reds, two varieties that command the highest price. Pear drying is at its height and an area 500 square feet is being devoted to curing this fruit. The average yield per acre is $250 from four year old trees. SCHOOL CHILDREN EARN MONEY That the school children of Santa Ana did not spend their vacations in idleness is evidenced by a report made by Superintendent Cranston of the public schools. The gross earnings of the students of the high school and upper grades were $17,-939.90. Professor Cranston observed during the vacation, and especially during th fruit season, that hundreds of young people were going out into the countrry early in the morning and returning late at night, and he wondered how much these boys and girls had made between the closing and opening of school. To ascertain this he last week instructed the teachers to report the total earnings of their pupils. The last of the reports was made on Monday. The 210 high school students earned $10,091.30, Ray Catland leading with a report of $206. At Central grammar $3381.80 was reported in the firth, sixth, seventh Election Nov. Oswald Watchmaker and Graduated O Variety Store, Glassware, Watches, Clocks 113 E. Center Street Commercial FIRST-CLASS DIE AND BA Handsomely Furniture Everything neat A home for the Tr A trial will co JOHN ZIEGLEM and eighth grades; s school $962.92, and street school $2453.28. Buy at LOS ALAMOS FACTORY pulp for ceper ton, and Molasse cows and pigs at $1 and "SAVE MONEY." Call on Yungbluth see their nobby line o ter suits and overcoat "LOUDON'S" DRY GOODS STORE Sunset Phone 1061 East Center St., ANAHEIM OUTING FLANNELS THIS WEEK Plain Clover Flannels, the twilled kind, in Pink, Blue, White and Red, and a big variety of Fancy Stripes, all fine 12½c. values, this week a yard.....10¢ Fancy Persian Striped Veloure Flannels, in all the late color combinations, 17c values at.....12¹/₁₀C Plain Cream Color Shaker Flannel, and Pink and Blue Outing Flannel, the regular 10c kind at a yard 7¹/₂₀C Standard Pattern Free with the Fashion Book Geo. Loudon & Co. California Wine Co. F. Conrad & Son, Props. Center Street - Anaheim Wholesale Wine and Liquor Merchants Brands of Bottled Beer. Delivery Made Everywhere California Wine Co. F. Conrad & Son, Props. Center Street - Anaheim Wholesale Wine and Liquor Merchants Most Brands of Bottled Beer. Delivery Made Everywhere SIGHTLY AND STYLISH SURRIES and RUNABOUTS Moline Plows and other Farm Tools In buying a buggy you should exercise as good judgment as in buying other property. A dollar or two more invested in a good article often saves you many dollars by eliminating repair bills, which in a short time exceed the first cost. Carload of Page Buggies now ready for your inspection, and it affords greatest pleasure to show you their new, exclusive points of excellence. WICKERSHEIM IMPLEMENT COMPANY FULLERTON, CAL. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Z. B. WEST SANTA ANA (INCUMBENT) Regular Republican Nominee for Superior Judge of Orange County OR SUPERIOR JUDGE R. W. TOWNER Regular Democratic nominee for Judge on Superior Court of Orange county Election Nov. 3, 1908 Oswald Fulde Watchmaker and Jeweler Graduated Optician Variety Store, Chinaware Glassware, Fancy Goods No. 6481 REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE First National Bank OF ANAHEIM At Anaheim, in the State of California, at the close of business, Sept. 28, 1908 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts.....8235,599 53 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured.....583 56 U. 8. Bonds to secure circulation.....12,500 09 Premiums on U. 8. Bonds.....1,865 68 Bonds, Securities, etc.....16,000 00 Banking house furniture & fixtures.....29,821 31 Due from State Banks and Bankers.....100 01 Due from approved reserve agents.....45,741 11 Checks and other cash items.....282 32 Notebooks of other National Banks.....500 00 Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents.....243 39 LAWFUL MONEY RESERVE IN BANK, VIZ: Specle.....13,798 90 Legal-tender notes.....1,298 00 Total available cash.....61,968 73 Oswald Fulde Watchmaker and Jeweler Graduated Optician Variety Store, Chinaware Glassware, Fancy Goods connection with complete stock of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry B E. Center Street. Anaheim Commercial Hotel First-Class Dining Room and Bar Handsomely Furnished Rooms Everything neat and clean home for the Traveling Public A trial will convince. John Ziegler, Manager eighth grades; at the First St. School $962.92, and at the Third Net school $2453.28. Buy at LOS ALAMITOS SUGAR Factory pulp for cows at 50 cents ton, and Molasses for horses, s and pigs at $1.50 per barrel, "SAVE MONEY." Call on Yungbluth & Kroeger and their nobby line of fall and win-suits and overcoats. Banking house furniture & fixtures... 29,821 81 Due from State Banks and Bankers... 100 01 Due from approved reserve agents... 45,741 11 Checks and other cash items... 282 32 Notes of other National Banks... 500 00 Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents... 243 39 LAWFUL MONEY RESERVE IN BANK, VIZ: Specle... 13,798 90 Legal-tender notes... 1,298 00 15,096 90 Total available cash... 61,968 73 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (5 per cent of circulation)... 625 00 Total... $358,288 76 LIABILITIES Capital Stock paid in... $50,000 00 Surplus fund... 10,000 00 Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid... 20,357 25 National Bank notes outstanding... 12,500 00 Due to Trust Companies and Savings Banks... 8,751 23 Individual deposits subject to check... 205,835 82 Demand certificates of deposit... 1,027 31 Time certificates of deposit... 49,817 15 Total deposits... $255,431 51 Total... $358,288 76 STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Orange, I, John Hartung, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. JOHN HARTUNG, Cashier. CORRECT—ATTEST: JOHN CASSOU, A. S. BRADFORD, FRANK SHANLEY, Directors. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th day of September, 1908. F. C. SPENCER, Notary Public. L. B. PRUITT CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Plaus and estimates furnished. Entire satisfaction guaranteed. Residence, cor. Melrose and Broadway, Anaheim. Phone, Main 861.