anaheim-gazette 1909-03-25

Only a BIG WILEY Pia We still haw that we will sell a call and make yo If you already have a pia Call and see our Inner Players. LIVERNASH & MASON Managers W. Center St. next door to I.O.O.F. Hall APOLLO CLUB The Apollo club held its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Peter Weisel on Friday afternoon. March 19 B. F. PORTER NEW DIRECTIONS SUCCEEDS SAMUEL KRAFT ON WATER BOARD APOLLO CLUB The Apollo club held its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Peter Weisel on Friday afternoon, March 19. The following Chopin program was rendered: Life of Chopin, Mrs. P. Weisel; Current events, Mrs. H. Dyer; Polonaise C minor, Miss M. Rimpau; Mazurka op. 7, No. 1, Mrs. Storm; Vocal, Just Answering for You, Mrs. McLauchlin; Nocturne, op. 37, No. 1, Miss Rimpau; Waltz, op. 34, No. 1, Mrs. Wallop; vocal The Birdling, Mrs. Koenig. At the May meeting a miscellaneous program will be given. Judge West this week committed George Primmer of Garden Grove to the insane asylum at Patton on the finding of the physicians, Drs. Bruner and Barnes, called to examine Primmer. Primmer a few days ago sharpened a knife and said he would kill someone before night, and was arrested while wandering over the fields near Berrydale. The causes of his loss of mind were ill health and worry. Deputy Sheriff Wilson started for Patton with Primmer on Monday. He is 59 years of age. "I can testify to the great merits of your Emulsion, especially in all diseases of a pulmonary nature. It has saved many lives that otherwise would have yielded to consumption... we keep Scott's Emulsion in the house all the time and all the family use it."—MR. C. J. BUDLONG, Box 158, Washington, R. I. B. F. PORTER NEW DIRECTOR SUCCEEDS SAMUEL KRAFT ON WATER BOARD Santa Fe Company Granted Mission to Construct Concrete and Retaining Wall at Home Bend—Board Drives Over Precinct Scenic Drive Through La Anaheim, March 20, Regular meeting of the board directors of the Anaheim Univer­tory company was held on the date with all members present except S. Kraemer. Director Bradford of the committee reported boards been put across the Cajon cove Placentia thereby obstructing also reported that the board formally consented to giving Santa Fe railroad company the of $1000 as a contribution rebuilding and cementing the canal in a part of H orseshoe. Applications on file for the chase of cement for ditch and work were granted. A notice was presented to effect that a part of our ditch Walnut street has been broken and replaced by a pipe line. On motion the ditch commit­员 instructed to get a right of wa­Mr. Royer through the course by the new pipe line. Deeds were presented o­right of way from Frost Frentz and were accepted, a­ered recorded. Moved by Director McLauch­coiled by Director Bradford, abandon the old ditch on the place and that the secretary Mr. Frost Carried. On motion the transfers of were granted. An indemnity bond was pr It has saved many lives that otherwise would have yielded to consumption... we keep Scott's Emulsion in the house all the time and all the family use it."—MR. C. J. BUDLONG, Box 158, Washington, R. I. Scott's Emulsion does ALL it does by creating flesh and strength so rapidly that the progress of the disease is retarded and often stopped. It is a wonderful flesh builder and so easy to digest that the youngest child and most delicate adult can take it. If you are losing flesh from consumption or any other cause take Scott's Emulsion. It will stop the wasting and strengthen the whole system. Be sure to get SCOTT'S ALL DRUGGISTS Let us send you a copy of Mr. Budlong's letter—his name is really wonderful—and some interesting literature regarding our preparation. Just send us a card mentioning this paper. SCOTT & BOWNE 409 Pearl Street New York y a Few More Days L OF THE KEY B. ALLEN CO Piano Sale we still have a few good bargains in new pian we will sell at greatly reduced prices for the next few days. Be and make your selection of a good instrument before it is too ve a piano, but do not play, let us trade i Player, that everybody can play. Reme SON F. Hall The Wiley B. Aller The Largest Dealers West of C Other Stores at San Francisco, Sacramento, Oakland, Portland, TER NEW DIRECTOR SAMUEL KRAEMER WATER BOARD the A.U.W.Co. grant a right of way for a scenic drive through the La Habra reservoir site. On motion of Director Hale the board decided to go as a committee LAWLER GOES UP PO LADDER Oscar Lawler, United Sta ney at Log Angeles, can ha NEW DIRECTOR SAMUEL KRAEMER WATER BOARD Company Granted Permisconstruct Concrete Ditch Mining Wall at Horseshoe Bord Drives Over Proposed Drive Through La Habra Aheim, March 20, 1919. Meeting of the board of the Anaheim Union Water was held on the above all members present exemer. Bradford of the ditch reported boards having cross the Cajon canal in thereby obstructing it. He had that the board had insented to giving to the railroad company the sum a contribution toward and cementing the Cajon part of H orseshoe Bend. Ins on file for the purment for ditch and pipe granted. Was presented to the efpart of our ditch on sheet has been broken up by a pipe line. The ditch committee was to get a right of way from through the course taken pipe line. There presented covering away from Frost and F. were accepted, and ordined. Director McLauchlin, sedirector Bradford, that we are old ditch on the Frost that the secretary so notcost. Carried. In the transfers of stock quantity bond was presented the A.U.W.Co. grant a right of way for a scenic drive through the La Habra reservoir site. On motion of Director Hale the board decided to go as a committee of the whole to view the proposed route of the scenic drive, on Wednesday, at 1 p.m. Moved by Hale seconded by Bradford, that the resignation of Samuel Kraemer be and the same is hereby accepted. Carried. A petition was then presented from stockholders representing about three thousand shares of stock asking that B. F. Porter be elected as director to take the place of Mr. Kraemer, resigned. Moved by Hale seconded by Sherwood, that B. F. Porter be and he is hereby elected to fill the unexpired term made vacant by the resignation of S. Kraemer. Carried. On motion the secretary was instructed to use his discretion in ordering the necessary supplies for the office. On a motion duly made, seconded and carried, A. S. Bradford was ejected vice president, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr. Kraemer. Moved by Bradford, seconded by Hale, that Mr. Sherwood be permitted to make connection with North branch ditch, under the supervision of our superintendent, and at his own expense. Carried. A plan was presented for a new style of gate which would maintain a steady and uniform flow of water in spite of a large rise or fall in the main ditch, and which can be locked to prevent interference by any one other than the zanjero. Director Drake stated that he would like to have such a gate on his ranch in Placentia and offered to pay all costs if the same be installed. Moved by Hale, seconded by Bradford, that the superintendent put in LAWLER GOES UP POLE LADDER Oscar Lawler, United Staney at Los Angeles, can hatorneyship in the Department Interior if he so desires. been asked by Senator Flint wants the job, and she is waiting for Lawler's answer. “If he can take the place recommend him for it,” said Flint. “I have not yet mended him and am wafthe decides.” That Flint's recommendation carry the attorneyship there ly the shadow of a doubt. very close to the administion is the boast of his friend has "got in right," and o fruits of his getting in pointment upon the senattee on committees, which will undoubtedly carry an assignment to the finance which will consider the tren when it reaches the upper. The Lawler matter, appo-settled. But very few C are being spoken of for under the new administraifying a recent remark of his resident Sherman, when ass Pacific coast appointments had not heard the coast n Mr. Lawler has decided, sultation with his friends will accept the place offer the department of justice, signment to the department interior. He will leave in a for Washington to consult torney General Wickers Secretary of the Interior concerning the duties tha- to him in his new position. Lawler probably will be Los Angeles man to receiv ment to office under the T istration. When first Senator Flint that he could Director McLauchlin, seDirector Bradford, that we were accepted, and orded. In the transfers of stock unity bond was presented Boughen et al in lieu of stock representing 3 motion the bond was acthe secretary and presauthorized to issue three stock as requested. By Hale, seconded by Sherthe verbal agreement enbetween Directors Hale, Drake and Sherwood on the company, and Mr. Arey engineer on behalf of the railway, be ratified, by railroad is to construct feet of cement ditch and wall, including about 125 in Horseshoe bend, furmaterials and doing all the A.U.W.Co. paying the $00 as its share of the exwork to be completed in from the time the water out of the ditch, March 10, said work to be done in acceptable to our superCarried. Sheppard of Fullerton appose the board and in bethe Fullerton chamber of and interested citizens of and Placentia, asked that It is announced that President Taft has accepted invitations which will take him to Chicago, Denver, the Pacific coast and possibly Alaska. Evidently the president is intending not only to keep up his reputation for knowing things at first hand by personal investigation, as far as possible, but intends also to set his cabinet the example. Trips have been announced already for the secretaries of war, of the interior, of agriculture and commerce and labor, to investigate the administration of the affairs under their immediate control. It is well for the members of the cabinet to keep in touch with the people in all sections of the country and to learn from them direct their wishes and difficulties as well as their criticisms of the conduct of the various departments of the national government. Men's hats latest styles and colors at 60c on dollar. Stern & Goodman. He will leave in a for Washington to consult torney General Wickersen Secretary of the Interior concerning the duties than to him in his new position. Lawler probably will be Los Angeles man to receiv ment to office under the T istation. When first m Senator Flint that he could assistant attorney general hesitated to accept, as it his ambition to secure a the federal bench. His f ion to accept was largely by the fact that this posi him in line for appointmen dicial honors. A life-size bust of form President Fairbanks has b en in a niche in the senate of the capitol recently, and the collection of vice preside complete with the exception dore Roosevelt, which is completed by James Frazzi York. The bust of Mr. is the work of Franklin St American sculptor at pre ing in Rome. It is a speness of Mr. Fairbanks and marble, like the others. same corridor are busts Johnson and John Tyler, presidents who became and William A. Wheeler with President Hayes. Come and see the Ile at Dickel's. Days Left COMPANY ale new pianos new days. Better re it is too late. is trade it in on an Inner day. Remember, only a few more days left Allen Company rts West of Chicago Oakland, Portland, San Diego, and other places GOES UP POLITICAL LADDER Lawler, United States attorlos Angeles, can have an at- It is announced that Secretary Dickinson of the war department will go to Panama at his earliest convenience and that he will occupy a private stateroom upon a public liner, and GOES UP POLITICAL LADDER Lawler, United States attorlos Angeles, can have an attempt in the Department of the of he so desires. He has used by Senator Flint if he the job, and the senator is for Lawler's answer. Flint's recommendation will attorneyship there is hardshadow of a doubt. Flint is due to the administration. It boast of his friends that he is in right," and one of the his getting in is an apport upon the senate commitmittees, which in turn dubtedly carry an important oint to the finance committee will consider the tariff bill reaches the upper house. Lawler matter, apparently, is But very few Californians spoken of for positions in new administration, just recent remark of Vice Preherman, when asked about coast appointments, that he heard the coast mentioned. Lawler has decided, after conwith his friends, that he apt the place offered him in department of justice, with assistance to the department of the He will leave in a few days Washington to consult with AtGeneral Wickersham and of the Interior Ballinger ing the duties that will fall on his new position. Probably will be the first teleman to receive appointoffice under the Taft adminWhen first notified by Flint that he could have an It is announced that Secretary Dickinson of the war department will go to Panama at his earliest convenience and that he will occupy a private stateroom upon a public liner, and not pre-empt a war vessel. This would seem to indicate that traveling by the cabinet officers under the new regime is to be conducted along simpler lines than has heretofore been the case. In spite of the pressure that has been brought to bear on Secretary Wilson of the department of agriculture, to have him refer the whole question of bleached flour, branded by the department as adulterated, to the referee board of the department which recently permitted the use of benzoate of soda condemned by Dr. Wiley and clamored for by many of the food packers, bleached flour continues under the ban. The Sixty-first congress is confronted with anything but child's play in the stupendous undertaking of revising the tariff. And to this delicate task is added its concomitant, that of enacting a law to create sources of additional revenue required to meet the growing expenditures of the nation, and it is of vital importance that this law shall not impose undesirable burdens on the average American citizen. The sixty-first congress is not to be envied its complicated and delicate tasks. Hank Seymour, a well-known local character at the county seat, is serving a sentence of fifteen days in jail for contempt of court. Seymour was drawn as a juror in the Yung case, involving an alleged booze hoist at Orange, and when court convened the following morning put in a disappearance. A deputy sheriff found him at home in bed. He was halled into court, and protested he was ill. Doctors said red liquor. Judge West He will leave in a few days Washington to consult with Attorney General Wickersham and jury of the Interior Ballinger being the duties that will fall on his new position. Probably will be the first man to receive appointment office under the Taft administration. When first notified by Flint that he could have an attorney generalship he had to accept, as it has been decided to secure a place on a rural bench. His final decision was largely influenced by fact that this position puts line for appointment to juveniles. A size bust of former Vice President Fairbanks has been placed in the senate chamber of theitol recently, and this makes section of vice presidents' busts with the exception of Theo Rosevelt, which is not yet added by James Frazier of New York. The bust of Mr. Fairbanks work of Franklin Simmons, an sculptor at present residing Rome. It is a splendid like Mr. Fairbanks and is of white color like the others. In the corridors are busts of Andrew Jackson and John Tyler, two vice presidents who became presidents, William A. Wheeler who served as president Hayes. and see the Ideal Lampsel's. character at the county seat, is serving a sentence of fifteen days in jail for contempt of court. Seymour was drawn as a juror in the Yung case, involving an alleged booze hoist at Orange, and when court convened the following morning put in a disappearance. A deputy sheriff found him at home in bed. He was halled into court, and protested he was ill. Doctors said red liquor. Judge West said fifteen days. Engineer Kellogg has a force of workmen engaged at the Olive reservoir, which he will probably complete this week. The reservoir is being constructed for the Santa Ana valley irrigation company and will store night water to be used in daytime. George Yung, accused of conducting a place near Orange where liquor was sold in defiance of law, was acquitted by a jury in the superior court on Saturday. Yung was arrested a year and a half ago, in a raid made on his winery by District Attorney Davis and a posse of officials. Yung's trial came on in the Orange township court, but a change of venue was granted to the Fullerton township court. He was convicted and appealed his case to the superior court, which granted him a new trial. The case was finally heard last week, and the jurors being unwilling to give credence to the testimony of hired detectives acquitted the accused after brief deliberation.