anaheim-gazette 1909-04-01

ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure The Only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar — Made from Grapes— A Guarantee of Pure, Healthful, Delicious Food LANDLORD SPREADS HIMSELF Sets Fine Banquet for Chambers of Commerce A meeting of the associated chambers of commerce of Orange county was held at the Commercial hotel last evening, and in anticipation of the event Landlord Ziegler prepared a banquet fit in every way for the leaders of the civic bodies of the county. The dining room was handsomely decorated and the tables were decked out in snowy tablecloth and shining silver. Covers were laid for fifty guests. The associated chambers of commerce have organized for the up-building of Orange county. CHURCH NOTICE Holy Communion will be held in St. Michael's day morning at 11 o'clock school at 10. Wednesday o'clock, Wednesday service Friday service 7.30 p.m. Rev. Millers' sermon will be "The Goodness the evening the second les on Joseph, subject duct of Joseph While a Rev. Markle's subject church next Sunday mo "The Letter to the Ephemeral evening, "Lincoln, or Fanatic?" a tempera evening, and in anticipation of the event Landlord Ziegler prepared a banquet fit in every way for the leaders of the civic bodies of the county. The dining room was handsomely decorated and the tables were decked out in snowy tablecloth and shining silver. Covers were laid for fifty guests. The associated chambers of commerce have organized for the upbuilding of Orange county, and hence forth harmony is to be the watchword. Delegates were expected to be present from Santa Ana, Orange, Fullerton, Huntington Beach and other towns. Officers were elected and a number of impromptu responses to toasts were made. Members sat down to the banquet at 8 o'clock and it was late before the merry throng dispersed to their homes. The menu: Soup Small Rockaway Oysters Relishes Pickles Olives Radishes Entrees Columbia River Salmon, Sans a la Maitre del Hotel Roast Turkey, a la Prosperity of Anaheim Boiled Beef Tongue, Saus Piquant Vegetables Cauliflower, Saus Hollandaise French Peas Lettuce Mashed Potatoes Swiss Cheese Lemon Merangue Almond Cake Coffee Royal Cigars HOLY WEEK SERVICES Commemorating Events in the Life of the Saviour Next Sunday will usher in the week known as the "Holy Week" in the Christian Kalends. It commemorates the sacred events in the life of the Lord from His triumphal entry into Jerusalem, the passion, death, burial and His resurrection. Before the ten o'clock mass at the Catholic church the palms will be blessed. At the evening lenten services "Christ Weeps Over Jerusalem" will be the subject of the sermon. Manndy Thursday the mass will be Rev. Millers' sermon onodist church next Sunday will be "The Goodness the evening the second les on Joseph, subject duct of Joseph While a Rev. Markle's subject church next Sunday mo“The Letter to the Ephemeral evening, “Lincoln, or Fanatic?” a temperate Sunday school 9.45 a.m. Mrs. Chalmers Smith geles, president of the Congress of Mothers, is be present at the regiof of the parent-teachers at Anaheim, which will be Central school building afternoon, April 6, at 3:00 Smith will speak on matters in line with the association. Parents and interested in the proper children and the welfare are cordially invited to meeting. Miss Vera Gade was enjoyable birthday surprise day evening at the res Mrs. John Dickenson on when a number of her friends to tender congratulations rooms were beautifully delicious refreshments The evening was spent in social converse, and it fore the merry throng d wishing Miss Gade man turns of the day. Mr. Dickel reports .65 of rain on Friday night during the week bringing for the season to 18.75; date 10.15. Col. O. H. Coulter was Santa Ana on Thursday Department Commander was of the escort to that ed Grand Army official. He had a moment to talk al and says the recent legithe best he had ever California. He is especial with the new primary e and looks for an interest In the Christian Kalends. It commemorates the sacred events in the life of the Lord from His triumphal entry into Jerusalem, the passion, death, burial and His resurrection. Before the ten o'clock mass at the Catholic church the palms will be blessed. At the evening lenten services "Christ Weeps Over Jerusalem" will be the subject of the sermon. Manndy Thursday the mass will be said at 9 a.m. Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament during the day. At the evening devotions sermon Christ the High Priest of the New Testament. Good Friday mass of the Presanctified at 8 a.m. Veneration of the cross. Evening Stations of the Cross. Sermon, "Christ Redeemer." Holy Saturday, the ceremony of the blessing of the Paschal Candle and Easter Water, followed by mass. Will begin at 8 o'clock. Easter morning there will be services at 8 and 10.30. Sermon, "The Resurrection the Corner Stone of Christianity." The full choir under the direction of Miss Mary Rimpau will sing one of the most beautiful masses. A mission will be given by two Redemptorist Fathers from Chicago from April 18 to 25. A cordial invitation is extended to all to assist at the sacred services during this solemn week. OWNERS, ATTENTION! If you have Real Estate to exchange for Pasadena property be sure and list it with me, giving full details first letter. E. W. Smith, with B. O. Kendall Co., Los Angeles. ap1-1m Col. O. H. Coulter was Santa Ana on Thursday Department Commander who was of the escort to that ed Grand Army official. He had a moment to talk about and says the recent legacies the best he had ever California. He is especially with the new primary education looks for an interest paign in Orange county. Jacob Witmer and family ed here from Fullerton and ken up their residence in on West Center street, new school. Mr. Witmer has years a resident of Fullerton a well-known and popular of that place. He is a man and exemplary character, his family will make a quisition to our population. Manager Schumacher has audiences at the opera-hour day and Monday evenings Talk-o-scope company present entertainments. He will but the best companies of and assures all an even lovd enjoyment. The Tri which comes next Sunday a musical extravaganza of a large audience is expected. The new sugar factory of erection three miles Santa Ana is installing the roll beet dumps and tracks in the neighborhood roll has also signed control eight dumps in Orange and geles counties for the Chin hard factories. These are of railways and are for load on cars from the fields. A PROSPEROUS NURSERYMAN Theo. Ford was in town on Tuesday from his nurseries near the river south of town. Mr. Ford ended the shipping season yesterday by forwarding 1000 walnut trees to Hemet. He has shipped several thousand walnut trees to the upper valley this season, and the year has been in every respect a prosperous one. "The year has been one of the best I ever saw in California," said Mr. Ford. "The country never looked better, and sufficient rain has fallen to insure good crops. The walnut business has been good, despite the fact that many are going in for oranges. But the limited area adapted to walnut culture will tell in the long run. Orange county will produce half the nuts grown in the country in the near future, and besides this county there is only a small coast strip where these trees will do well. Orange culture is spreading out, while the walnut area is restricted. Of course a good orange grove is as good as a gold mine, but when the walnut growers perfect their new organization and do away with the large sums hitherto annexed by brokers, you will see the industry hum." BIRTHDAY PARTY Oswald Fulde celebrated his fifty-seventh birthday on Wednesday of last week, when a number of friends gathered at his hospitable home on Lemon street to felicitate him upon the happy event. Games were played, social converse indulged in and a bounteous spread provided. Late in MILLERS' sermon at the Methchurch next Sunday morning the "The Goodness of God;" in evening the second in the service Joseph, subject, "The Conof Joseph While a Slave." MARKLE'S subject at Christian next Sunday morning will be Letters to the Ephesians." In evening, "Lincoln, a Hypocrite dynamic?" a temperance address. by school 9.45 a.m. CHALMERS Smith of Los Anpresident of the California ress of Mothers, is expected to present at the regular meeting of parent-teachers association of him, which will be held in the local school building next Tuesday April 6, at 3 o'clock. Mrs. will speak on matters of inline with the work of the station. Parents and others indied in the proper training of men and the welfare of the school cordially invited to attend this day. VERA Gade was tendered an able birthday surprise on Monvening at the residence of John Dickenson on Lemon street a number of her friends assembled congratulations. The were beautifully decorated and refreshments were served. Evening was spent in games and converse, and it was late bene merry throng dispersed, all Miss Gade many happy reof the day. DICKEL reports .65 of an inch on Friday night, and showers the week bringing the total season to 18.75; last year to 0.15. O. H. Coulter was over from Ana on Thursday to meet Commander Merrill, and he escort to that distinguish- and Army official. Col. Coulter moment to talk about politics, days the recent legislature was just he had ever heard of innia. He is especially pleased the new primary election law, books for an interesting cam- BIRTHDAY PARTY Oswald Fulde celebrated his fifty-seventh birthday on Wednesday of last week, when a number of friends gathered at his hospitable home on Lemon street to felicitate him upon the happy event. Games were play- ed, social converse indulged in and a bounteous spread provided. Late in the evening the voice of serenaders was heard without, and on investi-gation it was found that a quartet of male voices were in the front yard adding to the joyousness of the occasion. The singers were invited in and joined in the reveling until a late hour. Mr. and Mrs. Fulde prov-ed themselves hospitable hosts, and when the guests departed it was with the expressed wish they would be there again on Mr. Fulde's next birthday. San Francisco, March 29.—Reports from Bishop, Inyo county, California, indicate that porcupines are seriously damaging the lodge-pole pine forests of the eastern slope of the Sierras. Practically the entire area of the Inyo national forest has been affected to some extent. In many localities the damaged trees aggregate as high as 25 percent of the total stand. While these areas are not large, it is evident that if something is not done to curb the attack, much of the timber will be killed. The porcupine feeds to a large ex-tent during the winter months upon the inner bark of the pine. To secure this he travels about upon the snow and completely girdles the trees just above the snow line. Of course, this results in the death of the tree. The damage would not be so serious but for the fact that the porcupine seldom makes two meals off of the same tree, but prefers to visit several trees in the course of a night. Since its habits are nocturnal, hunting this animal is very difficult. The attention of the Forest Service has been called to the ravages of these animals, and plans for their extermination are under consideration. San Francisco, March 27.—Lee Kim, a young Chinese merchant, wealthy and possessed of some education and more than ordinary intelligence, was ordered detained by the Immigration MANY AFTER Five candidates are the place of Supervisiowho expects to go out in order to devote all Celery Association. Talbert, Huntington, Walton, Westminster, some, Garden Grove, Westminster, and S. minster. All these workers for the regulaganization. Mr. Moore had a mdirectors of the Celery Monday, when it was that after June 1 he is tire time to the assocof $2400 a year. LINE OF $ Senator Flint of Caliduced a resolution directary of War to estisteamers along the Palar to that along the AUtwo to be connected therma railroad. He wisteamers carry both sengers, and would r make regular calls at San Francisco, San Diego. The bill provides for ten steamers at the ad $1,000,000 each. Representative McLorformia has introduced measure in the house. Articles of incorporafiled with the county conanchury Ranch Compucipal place of business. The stock is capitalized which amount the sum actually subscribed. The directors are Loner, E. Harris and Ricall residents of Los An- San Francisco, March 27.—Lee Kim, a young Chinese merchant, wealthy and possessed of some education and more than ordinary intelligence, was ordered deported by the Immigration Commissioner today, because of facts revealed when he came into court to testify in behalf of his friend, Yum Kee, who faced a similar fate. It was shown that Lee Kim had known the defendant all his life. Surprised at the suddenness of the attack Kim admitted that he had not complied with immigration regulations, and was ordered deported. Since the close of the Civil war in 1865, there has been paid in pensions the sum of $3,654,653,365, and the cost of maintaining pension agencies and administration of the pension bureau has been $112,852,547. In 1902 there were 999,446 pensioners on the roll at an expense of $137,504,267. Since that time the number has decreased to 951,687, but owing to the passage of the McCumber age law and the Sulloway widows' law, the appropriations to pay pensions increased $153,093,062 for the last year. It is estimated that 60,000 pensioners died during the last year. It is estimated that within ten years the pension roll will not carry over $75,000,000 or $80,000,000, unless additional legislation should be enacted. For novelties in Chinaware see A. Nagel. Stop and get a Portable Lamp from $3.00 to $6.00 at A. Nagel's. Stern & Goodman ANAHEIM WE continue to sell the right goods at the right price. Once again we give you an opportunity to convince yourselves. Below we mention a few of this week's specials. Investigate and be convinced. SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK New and up-to-date designs in Red Seal and A. F. C. Ginghams 10cyd Men's Shirts all sizes, regular price $1 25 & $1 50 75c Children's Wash Suits all colors 10 per cent discount Men's Fancy Hoisery regular 25c 15c Ladies' Kimonas in Fancy Lawns & Dimities, reg. 75c 25c Stern & Goodman RUST BLOCK — ANAHEIM MANY AFTER THE JOB Five candidates are in the field for the place of Supervisor G. W. Moore, who expects to go out of office in June to devote all his time to the Celery Association. They are T. B. Albert, Huntington Beach; Jacob Halton, Westminster; Jerome Fulme, Garden Grove; J. H. Edwards, Westminster, and S. R. Herrin, Westminster. All these men have been workers for the regular Republican organization. Mr. Moore had a meeting with the directors of the Celery Association on Sunday, when it was formally agreed that after June 1 he is to give his entire time to the association at a salary of $2400 a year. LINE OF SHIPS Senator Flint of California has introduced a resolution directing the Secretary of War to establish a line of steamers along the Pacific Coast similar to that along the Atlantic Coast, the latter to be connected through the Panama Railroad. He would have the steamers carry both freight and passengers, and would require them to make regular calls at Seattle, Tacoma, San Francisco, San Pedro and San Diego. The bill provides for the purchase of six steamers at the average price of $300,000 each. Representative McLachlin of California has introduced quite a similar measure in the house. Articles of incorporation have been filed with the county clerk by the Basement Ranch Company, with principal place of business at Fullerton. The stock is capitalized at $30,000, of which amount the sum of $300 has been finally subscribed. The directors are Louis P. Tappen-E. Harris and Richard J. Dillon, residents of Los Angeles. McCormick Mowers and Rakes & GENUINE REPAIRS We are Fullerton and Anaheim agents for the above popular line of tools—decidedly the best. Has won first honors in every world's fair since that held in London in 1851. Have maintained their pre-eminence because they have kept far in advance of ordinary machines. Their durability has never been questioned. Drop us a postal and we'll call with full information, or, better still, come in and see one in operation. WICKERSHEIM IMP'T CO., Fullerton — California J. Francis Burton Harrison of New York, in a speech on the tariff, de- WICKERSHEIM IMP'T CO., Fullerton — California J. Francis Burton Harrison of New York, in a speech on the tariff, declared against an increase of duty on lemons, declaring that it was local legislation and designed solely to benefit local California growers by making consumers of the Atlantic seaboard pay the freight from California when they might otherwise get cheaper fruit from Italy. Smith of California asked if it were not a fact that oranges, under protective duty, had become cheapened to the consumer. Harrison begged the question, but maintained his hostility to the lemon tariff. Present plans seem to be to have a vote taken on half a dozen of the big schedules, including lumber, hides, wool, ore, coal and perhaps barley, and then put the bill to vote. It is predicted now that lumber will lose even the dollar given it by the Payne bill, but the lumber interests are looking to the senate to put the tariff back to $2. Needham and McKinlay are both to speak on the tariff bill Monday. Lima Bean Seed and raspberry plants for sale by Mrs. Geo. L. Wagner, East Anaheim. A. I. Stewart was a visitor in town on Tuesday from Fullerton. Miss Edith Knapp was here from Pasadena during the week visiting with friends. We pay 25c dozen for eggs in trade Stern & Goodman, Anaheim. Potato Dip at Mullinix.