anaheim-gazette 1908-12-17

The Weekly Gazette. ESTABLISHED 1870 Henry Kuchel, Editor and Proprietor SUBSCRIPTION.....$1.50 Per Year Six Months.....$1.00 Three Months.....50 Cts Payable invariably in advance. The Gazette is issued every Thursday morning. Entered at the Anaheim Postoffice as second-class matter. FREE RAW SUGAR In another column will be found a timely article upon the Menace of Free Sugar. The article is by a well-known resident of Los Alamitos, and is called out by recent utterances of Claus Spreckels and other sugar refiners before the ways and means committee at Washington. Mr. Spreckels, it seems, favors the introduction, duty free, of raw foreign sugars, but strenuously opposes free refined sugar. His position is clear, and leaves nothing to be desired by those thirsting for information. Mr. Speckels wants free raw sugar, because he will be enabled to pocket the duty, and free raw sugar does not come into competition with him; but he is tooth and nail against the importation of refined sugar duty free, because that comes actively into competition with him! Thus the millionaire refiner cares not a rap for the interests of the American farmer, who will be ruined by the importation of free raw sugar; but is careful to guard his own business interests with a jealous eye. Great is the tariff, when the very act itself is sought to be amended so. If raw but he is tooth and nail against the importation of refined sugar duty free, because that comes actively into competition with him! Thus the millionaire refiner cares not a rap for the interests of the American farmer, who will be ruined by the importation of free raw sugar; but is careful to guard his own business interests with a jealous eye. Great is the tariff, when the very act itself is sought to be amended so. If raw sugar is to be admitted free, refined sugar should be also. The article should be perused carefully by our readers. MASQUERADE BALL Sixty couples attended the masquerade ball given at the opera-house on Tuesday evening. The first lady's prize, a piece of cut glass, was awarded Mrs. Abbott of Olinda, who represented The Queen. The second lady's prize, a gold bracelet, was awarded Miss Mabel Gade, in the character of a Japanese girl. The gentleman's first prize, a watch fob, was won by Fred Conrad who represented George Washington. The gentleman's second prize, a gold stickpin, was awarded Roy Firebaugh, who represented a Chinaman. Excellent music was furnished and an enjoyable time participated in. Daniel T. Hindman, president of the First National bank of Britton, South Daokta, was in town Tuesday, and expressed himself as being pleased with the climate of Southern California and the surroundings of this city. Mr. Hindman is spending the winter in Los Angeles, and will probably be in this city again in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence and little daughter visited relatives in town this week, from Cochise, A.T. They went to Pasadena yesterday, and will later go to Reno, where they expect to take up their future residence. Alfred and Oscar Heying returned last evening from San Francisco to spend Christmas with their parents. A camera or kodak makes a nice Xmas present, $2 and up. Mullinix drug store. daughter visited relatives in town this week, from Cochise, A.T. They went to Pasadena yesterday, and will later go to Reno, where they expect to take up their future residence. Alfred and Oscar Heying returned last evening from San Francisco to spend Christmas with their parents. A camera or kodak makes a nice Xmas present, $2 and up. Mullinix drug store. Indestructable records 35c fit any machine at Jos: Helmsen. DON'T PURCHASE HOLIDAY PRODUCTS YOU SEE HARTFIELD Ladies' Gold filled Watches with 20-year or Waltham movement, $100. We have the largest assortment of Ladies' Toilet Sets, Jewel Boxes, Maid Combs, Buckles and other suitable Shaving Sets, and a variety of beautiful And Don't Forget the Chic Baby Bracelets, Baby Sets, Cups, Spoon. Largest Assortment Prices Lower HARTFIELD'S JEWELERS PORTS GRAND JURY doors to Open Outward At local Grammar Building Gazette.—As to the grand our school buildings. The are certainly right in their both as regards the inner ringing in and as to the airs being too narrow. Evite teachers have the childrained and under ordinary faces could get them out building on short notice and injury to any of them. If a fire were to start in ment and fire and smoke sweeping up the inside no one can foretell what manic may seize the childthe doors which swing in mad rush may close them children in the rooms perals already happened in setilite catastrophies of late. The children miss this first a mad rush down those airs may result in scores appled under foot and many while some would likely be to death. We means let us have both deected at once. We have in each of the three buildings. We are perfectly pay our part of the exthe changes. Would sugvery door in all the school be made to swing out and during the Christmas vaA. A. MILLS. AROUND THE WORLD Robert Hellmich, a German, who makes the claim that he is riding around the world on a bicycle, was in town yesterday, having come down from Los Angeles to see the town. Hellmich says he started with two others, one an American and the other an Austrian, from New York July 14th, on a run to Paris. The American is now in Seattle, and Hellmich claims to be 12 days ahead of him. The Austrian was last heard of in Omaha. Hellmich returned to Los Angeles in the evening. He says he will pass through Anaheim at 10 o'clock on Sunday morning on his way to San Diego. There he proposes to strike for the City of Mexico, and thence on to Central and South America. His course takes him by steamer to Japan, where he resumes his ride, and crossing the Japan sea he will head through Manchuria for St. Petersburg,B erlin and Paris. A Berlin club offers three prizes of $2500 to the three men making the journey. Hellmich says he will ride 21,000 miles and be 15 months on the road. He is a young fellow of polite habit who speaks English imperfectly, but had no difficulty in making known his purpose to girdle the world on his wheel. "You've got nerve," said a by-stander. A large crowd collected to converse with him. Have a nice 6 room modern house close in at Los Angeles, to exchange for vacant land near Anaheim, value $4500. H. Vossbeck. Fancy Cross Station Lovely for Suitable for AT Leave order Tree, a g Great Mi We will, this 15 per cent Discusleading shapes a velvet, etc. Gesave money if y East Center Street Anaheim FOR THE HOLIDAYS every will be well supplied cakes, fancy cakes in all mey cakes, fancy Xmas all kinds in coffee cakes, and rings for Xmas eve. ing in Xmas tree decoralow prices. Cristopher's chocolates and Cream Canflavors and packed in s for sale in our place. ap Xmas candies at all Stephen Kistler, Boston Bakery. or Street, cor. Hermine St. Have a nice 6 room modern house close in at Los Angeles, to exchange for vacant land near Anaheim, value $4500. H. Vossbeck. Several five-acre tracts near Anaheim to exchange for Anaheim residence or lots. H. Vossbeck. Splendid business lot with storeroom close in at Newport to exchange for Anaheim property, value $2500, rents for $30 per month. H. Vossbeck. Have some bargains in cottages and lots in all parts of the city; come and see me. H. Vossbeck. Why not give me your subscriptions to newspapers and magazines? Jos. Helmsen. Special Christmas Offer on Fine Clothing For the holiday season you will surely need a nice of Clothes. Now we give you an opportunity to select from our entire stock of Michael Stern & any’s fine clothing any suit at the following wishingly low prices: - $20.00 to $25.00 suit, $15.00 - $16.50 to 18.50 suit, 12.00 - $11.50 to 15.00 suit, 9.50 These are all fresh goods in latest styles and orns, but we need the room for incoming stock. Suits’ Suits and Men’s and Boys’ Overcoats at closing out prices. CHRIS —th is looking for suit the family, will so Any father w harness or fine lay of the family. O would not think t Then too ther biles, which are o which we caunot g Better come in Beebe (Both Phones) Studebaker Wagons Agents f 11.50 to 15.00 suit, 9.50 are all fresh goods in latest styles and nns, but we need the room for incoming stock. Suits' Suits and Men's and Boys' Overcoats at closing out prices. HOLIDAY PRESENTS UNTIL SEE HARTFIELD'S atches with 20-year guarantee, Elgin am movement, $11.75. Assortment of Ladies' Gold Belt Pins, Jewel Boxes, Manicure Sets, Back and other suitable holiday gifts. riety of beautiful gifts for gentlemen 't Forget the Children Sets, Cups, Spoons, Children's Rings Price $11.75 Largest Assortment to Select from, at Prices Lower than the Lowest. HELD'S JEWELRY STORE Fancy Crockery and Glassware Stationery, Lamps and Leather Goods Suitable for Christmas Presents AT DICKEL'S Save orders for your Christmas Tree, a genuine Oregon Fir. Great Millinery Inducements We will, this week only, commencing Dec. 1st, give per cent Discount on all lines of hats in all the folding shapes and colors. Also fancy ribbon, velvet, etc. Get your hat this week. You will save money if you buy at Center Street Anaheim HILL SISTERS We will, this week only, commencing Dec. 1st, give a per cent Discount on all lines of hats in all the folding shapes and colors. Also fancy ribbon, velvet, etc. Get your hat this week. You will save money if you buy at Center Street Anaheim HILL SISTERS Coffee Special We are making a special effort to give the best values in Coffee obtainable. Our GOLDEN WEST BRAND absolutely the highest grade that can be sold at 25c. a lb. and our WEDDING BREAKFAST cannot be duplicated at a lb. TRY one of these Coffees and you will be pleased. June 1368, Sunset 1831 SH GROCERS Kincaid Bros. CHRISTMAS —that time of the year when everybody looking for suitable presents for other members of family, will soon be here. Any father would appreciate a nice buggy, a new less or fine lap robe given him by other members of the family. Or can you point out the boy who d not think these acceptable? Then too there are bicycles—yes, even automotics which are quite right; and many other things which we caannot give space here. Better come in and look them over. Beebe-Weisel Co. KRAMER BUILDING Phones) Anaheim, California Agents for debaker Wagons and Carriages, Sharpless Cream Separators Agents for Royal Sewing Machine Beebe-Weisel Co. KRAMER BUILDING Anaheim, California Agents for debaker Wagons and Carriages, Sharpless Cream Separators Agents for Royal Sewing Machine Greatest variety of novelties for Christmas Indian Baskets of all sizes and at all prices. Largest and finest lot of Juvenile Books. Complete assortment of Autograph, Photograph and Post Card Albums. Fine Collection of Burnt Leather Goods. Disc and Cylinder Graphaphones from $25 to $100 500 10 in. Double Disc Records at $0.65 50 12 in. Double Disc Records at 1.00 200 XP Cylinder Records at .25 50 Indestructible Records at .35 Joseph Helmsen