anaheim-gazette 1909-09-16

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 NEWS AND BUSINESS Hot weather is here; telephone me your Ice order. W. E. Duckworth. I handle all kinds of Hay, Grain, Wood, Coal, Chicken Supplies and Seeds. W. E. Duckworth. For Sale: Alfalfa hay, McCray ranch, West Anaheim. Sunset phone suburban 32x6 Watches well repaired at Dietrich's. For Sale: Good cow with calf. Apply A. F. Plegel, Box 561. 3t For novelties in Chinaware see A. Nagel. Fountain pens from 75c to $5, at Dickel's. Indestructible Cylinder Records 35 cents. They don't break, at Joseph Helmsen. I. Asher is ready to make contracts for walnuts. See him about it. School Books at Weber's Stationery and Music Store. Eddie Schneider has returned to this city to enter the butching business. Eddie has been visiting in the northern part of the state. Carrignan grapes for jelly; delivered 50 lbs, 75c; 25 lbs, 40c; at vineyard, 1 1-4c per lb. Order by postcard. Geo. Bauer, corner East and South streets. For Sale: Horse, buggy and harness all in first-class shape. Apply to Dr. Freeman, Broadway and Melrose Sts. 2t For Sale: Good work horse; one first-class driving horse, 3 years old; milch cow; small pigs. H. G. Rinkleib, on county road. Sunset 260, Anaheim. Apprentice wanted. Apply Gade's Millinery. NEWS AND BUSINESS W. R. Whiting is erecting a $3000 residence on East Center street. Henry Wagner is building a $3000 cottage on his place east of town. J. F. Ahlborn was in the spotlight among Los Angeles wholesalers on Monday. Oscar Renner is home from a fortnight's business and pleasure trip to San Francisco. Louie Kroeger was out after doves on Sunday in the Yorba hills. He found birds scarce, getting fourteen. J. B. Neff, State Conductor, is holding two-day Farmers' Institutes at Highlands, Redlands and Rialto this week. James H. Heaston has petitioned the Supervisors to be appointed constable of Los Alamitos township, to succeed A. J. Beals, resigned. A. Bierent is here from Pleasanton, a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gunderson. Mrs. Bierent, who is a daughter of this worthy couple, has been here on a visit for some weeks past. Mr. and Mrs. Walls and Mrs. Hall visited Tia Juana and other points south the past week. They were absent from Sunday until Thursday. William Schimmering aged 67, of this city, has taken out his first papers of citizenship. He was born in Germany and arrived in America in 1904. Capt. Williams drove a party of ladies in his auto on Monday for a joy ride through Santa Ana, Tustin, Hewes' park, Orange, Olive and home again. Mike Lopez, Manuel Acosta and Antonio Feliz are back from a two-weeks' deer hunt in the mountains northeast of Saugus. Mike killed two bucks, and the others got one Oscar Warling is opening increased attendance. Mrs. Oscar Ree from an enjoyably with friends at H. Mrs. M. H. Litt ten departed o month's outing a Samuel Kraemer returned from Los spent their summ Joseph Helmse granted a final de Mrs. Christina V C. G. Billings attended sessions sons in Los Angeles past week. Judge West from a hunting tity. The judge ing the killing o Mrs. H. D. Po ed ten acres so with her son De same and reside William'Hank from Nebraska, John Berg orang and has taken up with his family. J. B. Rea spent past week at O Diego. He con trip into Mexico in search of de Mrs. Sandiland ladies' euchre ch her mother, Mrs. street, the after Thursday in Oct Clarence Sp young horticulture thorpe section w two ago on a b For Sale: Horse, buggy and harness all in first-class shape. Apply to Dr. Freeman, Broadway and Melrose Sts. 2t For Sale: Good work horse; one first-class driving horse, 3 years old; milch cow; small pigs. H. G. Rinkleib, on county road. Sunset 260, Anaheim. Apprentice wanted. Apply Gade's Millinery. We repair and build automobile tops. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Implements and harness of every description. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. September graphophone Records arrived. Come and hear them at Jos. Helmsen. Water shares to rent. J. B. Neff. Tel. Sunset 1151. 5-20tf Are they all using the Oliver No. 5 Typewriter? Not yet—but soon. Why? Ask Carl G. Jorn, Jorn building, Orange, Calif. To the man who wants a four cylinder, high grade and powerful auto-wherin the Durocar stands alone mobile we say investigate the Studebaker E-M-F. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Dancing every Friday evening at Spurgeon hall, Santa Ana by the Orange County Dancing Club. Come and have a good time. Over 800 double faced disc records. Fit any disc machine, at Joseph Helmsen. School Books at Weber's Stationery and Music Store. Alfalfa hay for sale. Delivered any place in city of Anaheim at $13 per ton. Winters Bros., owners. Tim Carroll ranch, 3 miles west of Anaheim. Home phones 1821 or 1824. 4t Like green grass, sugar beet pulp makes cows give milk. Write Los Alamitos Sugar Company. School Books and School Supplies at Weber's Stationery and Music Store. NOTICE While street is being paved we have two entrances on east side of our yard. C. Ganahl Lumber Co. Loose alfalfa hay, $13.50 per ton delivered. Henry Wagner, 2 miles southeast of Anaheim. Wanted: A girl or middle aged woman to do general housework for a family of three. Call at Gazette office for particulars. Capt. Williams drove a party of ladies in his auto on Monday for a joy ride through Santa Ana, Tustin, Hewes' park, Orange, Olive and home again. Mike Lopez, Manuel Acosta and Antonio Feliz are back from a two-weeks' deer hunt in the mountains northeast of Saugus. Mike killed two bucks, and the others got one each. A. J. Lawton was over from Santa Ana on Friday. Mr. Lawton was formerly a resident of this city, but for a number of years past has resided at the county seat. He finds many evidences of improvement hereabout since his last visit several years ago. We want you to know that there are still valuable government lands open in the Owens River Valley, the scene of the next great land boom. A postal will bring you full particulars. The Owens River Land and Investment Co., 332 Citizens National bank building, Los Angeles, Cal. s16-3t L. Fletcher has sold his ten-acre place, partly improved, in this city, to Mr. Francis of Sawtelle for $3800. Resh & Co., have purchased from Mr. Brady of Pomona the residence, with grounds having a frontage of 130 feet, on Center street, paying for the property $8500. The same company has also purchased the L. Fletcher twenty-five-acre place, two miles east of town, paying $3500 for the property. It will be set to fruit trees. J. Beshoff has sold his ten-acre improved place west of Anaheim to F. Rogers of Pasadena for $4000. Apprentice wanted. Apply Gade's Millinery. Next and final championship waltz dance Friday evening. Sept. 24. This will be diploma night, all come. A splendid time assured to all. Even if you do not dance come and hear Prof. Cal Horn's Novelty Orchestra, which has an enviable reputation. School Books and School Supplies at Weber's Stationery and Music Store. The Supervisors ordered that signs be placed at the intersection of every railroad within the county line.The signs will bear the words,"Orange County Line." R.A.Fuller of El Modena, was appointed statistician to make the annual report to the State Department of Citizenship. He was born in Germany and arrived in America in 1904. Capt.Williams drove a party of ladies in his auto on Monday for a joy ride through Santa Ana, Tustin, Hewes' park, Orange, Olive and home again. Mike Lopez, Manuel Acosta and Antonio Feliz are back from a two-weeks' deer hunt in the mountains northeast of Saugus.Mike killed two bucks, and the others got one each. A.J.Lawton was over from Santa Ana on Friday.Mr.Lawton was formerly a resident of this city, but for a number of years past has resided at the county seat.He finds many evidences of improvement hereabout since his last visit several years ago. We want you to know that there are still valuable government lands open in the Owens River Valley,the scene of the next great land boom.A postal will bring you full particulars.The Owens River Land and Investment Co., 332 Citizens National bank building,Los Angeles,Cal.s16-3t L.Fletcher has sold his ten-acre place,partly improved,在this city，toMr.FrancisofSawtellefor$3800.Resh&Co.,havepurchasedfromMr.BradyofPomonatheresidencewithgroundshavethefrontageof130feet.onCenterstreet,payingfortherproperty$8500.ThesamecompanyhasalsopurchasedtheL.Fletchertwenty-five-acreplace,twomileseastoftown,paying$3500fortherpropertyItwillbesettofruittrees.J.Beshoffhas SoldhistenacreimprovedplacewestofAnaheimtoF.RogersofPasadenafor$4000. Apprentice wanted.ApplyGade'sMillinery. NextandfinalchampionshipwaltzdanceFridayevening.Sept.24Thiswillbediplomanightallcome.A splendidtimeassuredtoall.EvenifyoudonotdancecomeadhearProf.CalHorn'sNoveltyOrchestrawhichhasanenviable reputation. SchoolBooksandSchoolSuppliesatWeber'SStationeryandMusicStore. TheSupervisorsorderedthatsignsbepleasedattheintersectionofeveryrailroadwithinthecountyline.Thesignswillbearthewords,"OrangeCountyLine."R.A.FullerofElModenawasappointedstatisticiantomaketheannualreporttotheStateDepartmentofCitizenship. HeconnebtripintoMexicoinsearchofdeath.Mrs.Sandilandladies'euchrechlermother,Mrs.street,theafterThursdayinOctu ClarenceSpontyounghorticulturethorpesectiontwotagoonabytrip. Mrs.Dr.BallerCleavelandandleft yesterdayfornix,afteraweiveshere,followsojournatOcean W.F.Strtoschelnut-growerofthewnthepastwMr.Strtoschelnutcropgoodinhisassociationgrowthmerisouthernyesterdayforhe R.C.Millsowntonedayhldofhisson,RoberdomicledatNestpresentforthehealthwhichhbestsoflate. EdgarLoveguestonedaylastMr.Loveisaandstepp offafteracontinuousHemaylocateniaandpulltheranch. TrusteesFiscusSantaMonicaonthefestivitiesinopeningofthehundredcitytrentrom differentCaliforniaandajoyed. TheSouthernwillhereaftermSantaAnahavebeencutonlyasingletportBeachleaveturningleavingp.m. CountyClerk NOTICE While street is being paved we have two entrances on east side of our yard. C. Ganahl Lumber Co. Loose alfalfa hay, $13.50 per ton delivered. Henry Wagner, 2 miles southeast of Anaheim. ap15tf Wanted: A girl or middle aged woman to do general housework for a family of three. Call at Gazette office for particulars. W. P. Quarton, Bird Beebe, Gus Schumacher, Walter Rose, Henry Adams, Mr. Holland attended a meeting of Elks at Santa Ana on Tuesday evening. Fire extinguisher and fire proof safes. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Are you using one of our genuine Moon Bros. vehicles? If not, you do not know what comfort and pleasure you are missing. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. No need to send your films to the city when you have an expert in that line at Betzsold's Studio. Prof. Cal Horn's Novelty Orchestra, which has an enviable reputation. School Books and School Supplies at Weber's Stationery and Music Store. The Supervisors ordered that signs be placed at the intersection of every railroad within the county line. The signs will bear the words, "Orange County Line." R. A. Fuller of El Modena, was appointed statistician to make the annual report to the State Agricultural Society. County Clerk Williams notified the Board that before January 1, the five precincts in Santa Ana, Westminster and West Anaheim would have to be divided as they are too large for easy handling. Postals? Why, yes, you can get them one dollar a dozen at Betzsold. Rebekahs will celebrate the 58th anniversary of the institution of their order on Friday evening at Odd Fellows' hall. A banquet and appropriate exercises will be features. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are invited to attend. When You Deposit Your Savings In this bank you are doing a very wise thing. The poor house is not filled with people who saved instead of spent. THE GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK Has many accounts which were started very modestly. Today they would command respect anywhere. That fact should remove your hesitation to open an account because you haven't much to start. Very few have. The majority even less than you. German-American Bank, Commercial and Savings. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Oscar Warling was up from Laguna the other day. Schools opened on Monday with increased attendance in all grades. Mrs. Oscar Renner has returned from an enjoyable two weeks' outing with friends at Redondo. Mrs. M. H. Litten and Ernest Litten departed on Tuesday for a month's outing at Elsinore. Samuel Kraemer and family have returned from Long Beach where they spent their summer vacation. Joseph Helmsen was on Friday granted a final decree of divorce from Mrs. Christina Vogler Helmsen. C. G. Billings and C. C. Chapman at tended sessions of Scottish Rite Masons in Los Angeles several days the past week. Judge West returned last week from a hunting trip to Tehama county. The judge broke no laws limiting the killing of game. Mrs. H. D. Polhemus has purchased ten acres south of the city and with her son Dean will improve the same and reside thereon. William Hanke, recently arrived from Nebraska, has purchased the John Berg orange tract east of town and has taken up his residence there with his family. J. B. Rea spent several days the past week at Oceanside and San Diego. He contemplates making a trip into Mexico in the near future in search of deer. Mrs. Sandilands will entertain the ladies' euchre club at the home of her mother, Mrs. Robison, on Alberta street, the afternoon of the second Thursday in October. Clarence Spencer, a prominent young horticulturist of the Orange-thorpe section was in town a day or two ago on a business and pleasure trip. Fritz Ruhmann paid a visit to Huntington Beach the first of the week. George Dutton informs us he notices the gophers digging, and he looks for early rains. Barney Hartfield returned 'home last evening from a week's business trip to San Francisco. Highschool resumed studies Monday with 83 students, an increase of 2 over the opening day last year. Born, Sept. 14 to the wife of J. W. Newman, an eight-pound daughter. Mother and child doing well. Highest Price for your poultry.Telephone or notify N. Roy Phone Sunset 191, or address Box 71, Anaheim. The Loyal Temperance Legion will have its regular meeting at the Christian church Friday, Sept. 17, at 4 p.m. Studies were resumed at St. Catheryne's academy on Tuesday last, with 150 pupils, and a faculty of 20 Sisters. L. Z. Huntington is growing 200,000 eucalyptus trees for the Golden State realty company, for planting on its lands northeast of town. U. W. Hall made a business visit to Corona on Monday, and yesterday started for a several-days' trip to Bakersfield and other Kern-coast cities. The Anaheim baseball club goes to Corona to cross bats with the nine at that point Sunday. Each nine has won a game, and there will be blood on the moon. L. F. Lewis, Miss Cora Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Fitch and children drove down from Los Angeles on Thursday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis. The engagement is announced of Albert C. Nagel and Miss Harriet Ethel Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Perdomo has gone on a trip to Mexico. Oscar Heying arrived from San Francisco on Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Whiting entertained friends at dinner on Tuesday evening. For Sale: Fine driving and work horses. Wickersheim Implement Co. Prof. Topel reports an attendance of 306 pupils at Central Grammar school. For Sale: Implements and harness of every description. Wickersheim Implement Co. John Resh has purchased the Vossbeck property on East Center, paying $8000 therefor. For Sale: One McCormick Little Giant Husker and Shredder, practically new at a big bargain, $215.00. Wickersheim Implement Co. For Sale: One McCormick Little Page and Henney vehicles. Sixty cally new at a big bargain, $215.00 Implement Co. Dr. Dryer of Santa Ana looked for a gas leak with a match the other evening in his bathroom. He found it. He is laid up for repairs. Miss Almina Gerken, daughter of John Gerken of this city, was married in Los Angeles on Sunday to Lee Sherritt, a well-known young business man of that city. Charles Alfred was operated upon for appendicitis at a Los Angeles hospital some days ago, and his condition is said to be critical. Mr. Alfred a month ago married Miss Kate Seeman of this city. Rev. W. E. Perry of Los Angeles will occupy the pulpit of the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning. Mr. Perry is identified with the national reform bureau and has something of great interest to relate. All come and hear him. Forest fires burned the first of the week in Puente canyon and in the Diego. He contemplates making a trip into Mexico in the near future in search of deer. Mrs. Sandilands will entertain the ladies' euchre club at the home of her mother, Mrs. Robison, on Alberta street, the afternoon of the second Thursday in October. Clarence Spencer, a prominent young horticulturist of the Orange-thorpe section was in town a day or two ago on a business and pleasure trip. Mrs. Dr. Bailey and daughters, Mrs. Cleaveland and Miss George Bailey, left yesterday for their home in Phoenix, after a week's visit with relatives here, following their three-weeks sojourn at Ocean Park. W. F. Stroscheim, a well-known walnut-grower of Capistrano, was in town the past week, visiting friends. Mr. Stroscheim reports the walnut crop good in his section and a good association of growers being formed. Miss Mabel McNeill, a charming young lady of Phoenix, was a guest of Mrs. Mullinix the past week. Miss McNeill has been spending the summer in Southern California, and left yesterday for her home in Arizona. R. C. Mills of Riverside was in town one day last week, the guest of his son, Robert. The family are domiciled at Newport Beach for the present for the benefit of Mrs. Mills' health, which has not been of the best of late. Edgar Love of Tucson was the guest one day last week of A. A. Lee. Mr. Love is a locomotive engineer, and stepped off his cab last February after a continuous service of 45 years. He may locate in Southern California and pull the throttle on an orange ranch. Trustees Fiscus and Gates were at Santa Monica on Thursday attending the festivities incident to the formal opening of the municipal pier. Two hundred city trustees were present from different sections of Southern California and a way-up time was enjoyed. The Southern Pacific evening train will hereafter run only as far as Santa Ana, the Newport Beach trip having been cut out. This leaves us only a single train a day to Newport Beach leaving at 9:57 a.m. and returning leaving the beach at 3:05 p.m. County Clerk Williams this week Corona to cross bats with the nine at that point Sunday. Each nine has won a game, and there will be blood on the moon. L. F. Lewis, Miss Cora Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Fitch and children drove down from Los Angeles on Thursday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis. The engagement is announced of Albert C. Nagel and Miss Harriet Ethel Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Clark of Los Angeles. The wedding takes place early next month. For Sale: All kinds of eucalyptus and young orange trees. Make your contracts now for next spring. F.W. Champion, Box 114, Anaheim, Cal., or ranch on Santa Ana street. s16tf Phil Krick of the water office reports thousands of water in the river, so much so that the company's pumping plants may be shut down. Heavy rains have fallen in the mountains and water is plentiful. Ernest Yorba commenced on Tuesday hauling grapes to Otto Rust's winery. The crop is fair, and the price is $8 for first crop, $9 for second, $10 for Mission. One grower had 200 tons and sold the crop for $6 on the cars at Esperanza. Frank Eastman reminds us that yesterday was the ninth anniversary of the establishment of rural free delivery in Anaheim. He was appointed carrier of Route No. 1, Sept. 15, 1900, and has been holding down the job ever since. Good for Frank. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schmidt and three little children left on Tuesday evening for a visit with relatives at North Vernon, Ind. They go by way of Chicago and will visit other points of interest east. Mr. Schmidt will be absent a month. Mrs. Schmidt and the children will be away two months Auf Wiedersehn. Constable Litten had been preparing to move to Kern county, when the city trustees, desiring to retain his services, raised his salary from $25 to $50 per month. Mike's salary hitherto has amounted to $15 per month, and fees brought it up to $25. The trustees cut out the fee system and beginning October 1st will pay $50 per month salary. Dr. Freeman steps in to remind us that the 10th of September was the 97th anniversary of Perry's victory over the British at Lake Erie; also that the 19th and 20th of Sep- capital some days ago, and his condition is said to be critical. Mr. Alfred a month ago married Miss Kate Seeman of this city. Rev. W. E. Perry of Los Angeles will occupy the pulpit of the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning. Mr. Perry is identified with the national reform bureau and has something of great interest to relate. All come and hear him. Forest fires burned the first of the week in Puente canyon and in the Brea canyon. The flames attracted attention on Monday and Tuesday evenings, when many people in the valley viewed them through glasses. Carl Leonardt, the contractor, is under investigation by the Los Angeles supervisors on a charge of having worked men more than eight hours per day on the county hospital and hall of records. The financial statement of the First National Bank, published in another column, shows total deposits amounting to $380,860.34, and total resources $516,824.49. The bank continues in flourishing condition and enjoys a floodtide of prosperity. The Folding Crate Co. has closed a contract with W. E. McCann for erection of a six-room bungalow on East Broadway; also with Mrs. Polhemus for a two-story residence and barn on her ranch southeast of town; also with M. Nebelung for the remodeling and reconstruction of his residence on Sycamore street. Rev. F. W. Mitchell, pastor of the Presbyterian church of this city, and Miss Daisy E. Swerdfeger of Santa Ana will be married on Monday next at 3 o'clock at the residence of the bride's parents in the latter city. The officiating clergyman will be Rev. Dr. Garnett of the First Baptist church of Santa Ana. The newly wedded couple after a brief honeymoon trip will take up their residence in this city. Alvin Asher stepped upon a needle at his home some days ago, and it was necessary for Dr. Johnston to administer chloroform in order to extract it. The needle was broken in three pieces as the lad stepped upon it. Two pieces were found upon the floor, but the piece which penetrated the foot was not located until the X-ray was called into requisition. Chloroform was later administered and the needle extracted.Alvin is getting along nicely, and will have a front seat at the Carnival of PUMPING PLANT PITS All kinds of wood or brick well pit and cesspool work done in a prompt and workmanlike manner. Old pits repaired. Rates reasonable. Call on or address Ben Cook, Anaheim, Cal. Residence corner Santa Fe and Chartres streets. The vital parts of a Studebaker wagon are made just right. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. 10-inch double faced disc, 65c; 12-inch double faced disc, $1. At Joseph Helmsen. Hand hay press in good condition for sale at a bargain. J. B. Neff jy8 Point by point we can show you for simplicity and durability. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Stop and get a Portable Lamp from $3.00 to $6.00 at A. Nagel's. Championship Waltz Dance tomorrow evening, Friday, Sept. 10. A good time assured to all. The Southern Pacific evening train will hereafter run only as far as Santa Ana, the Newport Beach trip having been cut out. This leaves us only a single train a day to Newport Beach leaving at 9:57 a.m. and returning leaving the beach at 3:05 p.m. County Clerk Williams this week received official notice from the state board of equalization that the state tax rate is fixed at 36.4 cents. The items are as follows: General fund 17.4 cents, school 13.8, state high school 1.6, interest and sinking fund .6, University of California, 3. Total, 36.4. Dr. Freeman steps in to remind us that the 10th of September was the 97th anniversary of Perry’s victory over the British at Lake Erie; also that the 19th and 20th of September will be the 46th anniversary of the battle of Chicamauga. In this battle, one of the decisive fights of the war, Dr. Freeman was wounded. Erwin Barr also took part in the battle. W. F. Waldon was on Friday sentenced by Judge West to three years in San Quentin for forgery. Waldon forged a number of small checks at Santa Ana. He was traced by officers through letters which he wrote to a San Juan girl, of whom he was infatuated, and was arrested at Porterville. He is supposed to have a prison record, but little is known concerning him. J. D. Gibbs was here from Los Angeles on Thursday in the interest of his wholesale grocery house. Mr. Gibbs is an old-time personal friend of R. S. Lovett, who succeeds Mr. Harriman as head of the railroad formerly controlled by the deceased magnate. Both lived in Huntsville, Tex., for years, and their families are intimately acquainted. Mr. Gibbs tells many reminescences of his former fellow-townsman, whom he pronounces one of the shrewdest railway lawyers in the land. It was while acting as the railroad company’s counsel in the Lone Star state that Mr. Harriman’s attention was first directed to Mr. Lovett, and he was employed as his New York representative at a salary of $100,000 per year. CHURCH NOTICES Next Sunday will be a great day in the history of the local Methodist Church. In the morning at 11 o’clock will occur the dedication of the remodeled church by Dr. G. F. Bovard, president of the University of Southern California, and in the evening the pastor’s farewell sermon the subject of which is “The Multifold Christ.” There will be special music at both services. In the morning special numbers will be rendered by Miss Corneille, and Mr. Jayne, assisted by the choir. President Bovard is one of the ablest men in Methodism and should be greeted by a large audience. One of the unique features of this occasion will be the dedication of a church without the usual request for subscriptions, due to the management of the board of trustees who secured the financial aid before erecting the building. The public is invited to attend both these services. Hear President Bovard at the dedication services of the Methodist church next Sunday at 11 o’clock. Miss Louisa Paschal, Mrs. Crone, Mrs. Corneille and Mr. Jayne will sing. INFORMAL FALL OPENING Saturday, Sept. 18th, and following week. A cordial invitation is extended to our patrons to inspect our splendid new lines of Ladies' Tailored Suits, Silk Coats, Dress Goods, Silks, Trimmings, Etc. Be sure and come, even if you are not yet ready to buy. Special Market Day Prices in all Departments for Saturday. William Falkenstein ANAHEIM W. E. McCann is erecting a six-room bungalow on East Broadway. For Sale: Ten head of all-purpose horses, just in from my ranch; must sell at a sacrifice. Call and try them at Dr. McFarlane's stable, cor, Lemon and Oak streets. Phones, Home 1253 Sunset 424. W. B. Pinch, owner. There will be service in St. Michael's church Sunday morning at 10:30 Sunday evening at 7:45. The evening service will be a choral service, spee For Sale: Ten head of all-purpose horses, just in from my ranch; must sell at a sacrifice. Call and try them at Dr. McFarlane's stable, cor, Lemon and Oak streets. Phones, Home 1253 Sunset 424. W. B. Pinch, owner. There will be service in St. Michael's church Sunday morning at 10:30 Sunday evening at 7:45. The evening service will be a choral service, special music to be rendered, Solo by Mrs. Geo. Dietrich. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Francisco Garza, aged 29, got a marriage license on Monday, and named Isabel Carrera as his intended bride. He said she was 18. After the license was issued Garza said he was not certain he could get the girl, and he wanted Deputy County Clerk Burke to go with him to tell her father, Ramon Carrera, that the license was legal. Burke would not. Garza got Deputy Sheriff T. G. Cervantes to go. Garza showed Carrera the license and demanded the girl. Carrera said she was but 17, and should not wed just yet. The girl was there and said she was willing to be married to Garza. The latter pointed out to the father that the license proved that the girl was 19, but the father was obdurate. Garza and Isabel both declared they would be married just as soon as the girl was really of age. Carrera saw that in time he would be worsted, and he gave in. He said the wedding could take place in eight days, not sooner. Gerald Sandilands was on Tuesday evening elected secretary and manager of the reorganized Anaheim fruit association. He yesterday began shipping the last of this season's crop of Valencias. Mr. Sandilands is one of the most competent orange men in the business, having had wide experience, not only in the east, but in the East and West Indies. The association has done well in selecting him to manage their business, and there can be no doubt as to the final outcome of his labors. Success to him and the association. Signor C. 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Mullinix’s Hair Tonic is the ideal aid to prevent falling hair. It has been proved so and you can prove it again if you try a bottle. Mullinix’s Drug Store