anaheim-gazette 1909-11-04

NEW SAND BUSINESS Corn shelled, wood sawed, by contract or day. F. B. Tuffree, Placentia. You will do well to inquire of Mr. Tuffree for wood, hay and grain. nov4-tf Burr Clover and Alfalfa, Morris & Snow Seed Co., Los Angeles. o28m1 We repair watches where others fail. Dietrich, the jeweler-optician. See L. Asher if you have any produce for sale. He pays spot cash and best market prices. For Sale: Budded Valencia orange trees. Also seed bed orange stock. S. B. Winters, 3 miles west of Anaheim; or leave orders with Judge Howard, 142 So. Los Angeles street, Anaheim, Cal. no4tf For Sale: Orange and Eucalyptus stock. Fine young trees. F. W. Champion, P.O.box 114, Anaheim.The trees may be seen at the ranch one mile east of Anaheim. nov4tf Since the first of this month all registered letters require a 10 cent stamp in addition to the regular postage, instead of 8 cents, as heretofore. There was a young man named McKee, Who with market day work was aglee. He sold horses and cattle, And set dry bones a rattle, Oh, a Skimtuntoroony was he. Potato Sacks. For sale in quantities to suit, at prices cheaper than the cheapest. Frank Champlin, Sunset 1593, Anaheim. o28-3 Bob Johnston has opened a real estate office in the Kraemer building, up stairs, where he has a desirable list of city and country property for sale or exchange. Bob gets over the country in a new auto, and is developing into a first-class spieler in the realty line. no4tf NEWS AND BUSINESS Holiday ribbons on special sale on Saturday at Gade's millinery. Loule and Henry Kroeger were out shooting ducks on Tuesday. Holiday ribbons on special sale on Saturday at Gade's millinery. Holiday ribbons on special sale on Saturday at Gade's millinery. Carriage and automobile trimming. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Joe and Timmy Carroll have returned from a pasear up the state. Dancing at the opera house tomorrow (Friday) evening. Dick Broderick says Hugo was just advertising his lots over there. The parent-teachers' association met on Tuesday afternoon at the high school. Hugo Strodthoff denies the story that he was blowing down that meter. We have something special to offer buyers of buggies. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Woodmen of the World will hold a campfire this evening at Odd Fellows' hall. Ah Foo, a demented chink, was this week ordered sent to the Patton asylum by Judge West. Our harness is handmade from the best California oak-tanned leather. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Wm. Schumacher returned on Sunday from a three-weeks sojourn at Matillja springs and other points of interest up the coast. C. A. Johnson, local manager for Stern & Goodman, visited with friends in Los Angeles the past week. A bunch of winners in the auto line: Durocar, Studebaker, E-M-F and Hupmobile. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Miss Grace Young, an experienced trimmer recently from Indianapolis, Parson Killen for half rates. Robin Adalie Los the first cake walk. Capt. William vote half a day city election. Gerald Sand to hike over in an auto. Joe Goodman over from Fu bonds at Wequet. Baron Nemeth plutocrat will and fly across torplane. Theo. Ford day from ther He says he's the Phoenix f Henry Meckwith the gas to it that pat the best kind District Attlector Lamb were over wi of bondbooste Phil Krick Friday to bring of water bond down the wa sence. Col. W. F.from Los An ing the deal posed of the O'Brien for $ Allan Knap application for Neversweat is probable, u estate agent, sidereation. Frank Baun North Los property will Potato Sacks. For sale in quantities to suit, at prices cheaper than the cheapest. Frank Champlin, Sunset 1593, Anaheim. Bob Johnston has opened a real estate office in the Kraemer building, up stairs, where he has a desirable list of city and country property for sale or exchange. Bob gets over the country in a new auto, and is developing into a first-class spieler in the realty line. For Sale: A bargain; southwest corner Resh and Chartres Sts, modern 5-room house, bath and toilet room, pantry, front porch and back screen porch; electric-wire and gas pipe connection; small barn, chicken corral; lot 50x127 feet to alley; price $1900. And lot 50x137 feet to alley north side West Center street, near highschool, price $700. Or $2500 for all. See owner, John Wiener, Anaheim, Cal. Many children need glasses and need them badly. Take them to Dietrich.. He will fit them gladly. PULP VS. GREEN GRASS Give your dairy milk machines pulp and they will give you returns in the milk pall. Los Alamitos Sugar Company. For Sale—An elegant carriage and harness to match, in first-class condition. Inquire of I. Asher, 308 E Broadway. Phones, Home 1164, Sunset 473. The 3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Geisel died at their home on Broadway on Tuesday morning at 2:30, after a brief illness. Tag day realized $46 for fitting up a children room at the library. T. D. McCarthy & Co. have opened a real-estate office in the Vossbeck building on East Center street. Sheriff Lacy has been granted a sixty-days' leave of absence. He will go to Arizona to investigate mining property. George Chambers and Robert McAulay have been selected to represent A.H.S. in debate with Santa Barbara Dec. 3d in the latter city. The following question will be debated: "Resolved, That the direct primary in state and local governments should be adopted as a remedy for the evils of poor government and political corruption." Anaheim takes the affirmative. The board of directors of the Newbert Protection District at a meeting Saturday afternoon voted that it would pay bills up to $2000 for cleaning out the Santa Ana river channel day from a three-weeks sojourn at Matillja springs and other points of interest up the coast. C. A. Johnson, local manager for Stern & Goodman, visited with friends in Los Angeles the past week. A bunch of winners in the auto line: Durocar, Studebaker, E-M-F and Hupmobile. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Miss Grace Young, an experienced trimmer recently from Indianapolis, has accepted a position at Gade's millinery. Rev. A. B. Markle will give re-echoes of the international convention at Pittsburg at the Christian church on Sunday morning. Bishop Joseph H. Johnson will preach and administer confirmation in St. Michael's church on Sunday at 10:30 o'clock a.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. The public is cordially invited to attend. W. J. Elliott and family have arrived from Columbia, South Dakota, and will reside on the Kingdom seven-acre place half a mile east of this city, which Mr. Elliott has purchased. District Attorney Davis has offered a silver debating cup to the high-school proving itself to have the best debaters in the county. The cup will be held by Anaheim high this year, and will be contested for by the high schools of the county. NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS Hereafter the customary bills will not be sent through the mail, so all parties burning gas will call at the First National bank before the 10th of each month and get the discount. By order of L. E. Miller, Manager Orange Co. Gas Co. THANKSGIVING TURKEYS Young turkeys for sale for Thanksgiving. In prime condition; all first class birds. Apply to Mrs. Turk, South street. For Sale: Young pigs. Four miles and a half west of Anaheim. Schumacher Bros. Home phone 1861 17tf Implements and harness of every description. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Now is the time for those Xmas photos. Come early and avoid the rush. H. Betzsold. Phone Sunset 1603. The vital parts of a Studebaker bara Dec. 3d in the latter city. The following question will be debated: "Resolved, That the direct primary in state and local governments should be adopted as a remedy for the evils of poor government and political corruption." Anaheim takes the affirmative. The board of directors of the Newbert Protection District at a meeting Saturday afternoon voted that it would pay bills up to $2000 for cleaning out the Santa Ana river channel, should the validity of the district's formation be upheld in the courts. Some of those leading in the project to work on the channel this fall wanted the board to agree to allow as high as $4000. Should the district not be sustained by the courts ranchers have agreed that they will pay the bills incurred. In fact, the action of the board merely means that the money spent will be paid back. For Sale: Young pigs. Four miles and a half west of Anaheim. Schumacher Bros. Home phone 1661 17tf Implements and harness of every description. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Now is the time for those Xmas photos. Come early and avoid the rush. H. Betzsold. Phone Sunset 1603. The vital parts of a Studebaker wagon are made just right. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. 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. Automobile and fire insurance. H. V. Weisel. Fire extinguishers and fire proof safes. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. On the Start you want a pass book and on its first page an entry of your first deposit. Compare it a year later with added deposits PLUS INTEREST credited to you, and you'll be hopefully surprised at the growth This, reader, is a brief outline of what will happen you by opening account now at this savings bank GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ANAHEIM GAZETTE WEEKS sale on were out sale on ry. rimming. a. have restate. se tomorwas just here. association the high the story that metal to ofF. Lutz hold a Odd Felwas this atton asyfrom the leather. on Sunjourn at points of ager for friends ek. the auto E-M-F and Co., Santa experienced alianapolis, Parson Killer is in town looking for half rates and soft snaps. Robin Adair Scott blew in from Los the first of the week for the cake walk. Capt. Williams says he wants to vote half a dozen times at the next city election. Gerald Sandilands says it's a treat to hike over the newly paved streets in an auto. Joe Goodman and Harry Ray were over from Fullerton boosting for the bonds at Wednesday evening's banquet. Baron Nemetz having become a plutocrat will make a trip to Paris and fly across the channel in a motorplane. Theo. Ford was in town on Tuesday from the river country south. He says he's going to try to go to the Phoenix fair next week. Henry Meck has taken a position with the gas company and will see to it that patrons will hereafter have the best kind of service. District Attorney Davis, Tax Collector Lamb, Deputy Assessor Kelley were over with the Santa Ana bunch of bondboosters the other evening. Phil Krick was in Los Angeles on Friday to bring down a consignment of water bonds. Max Nebelung held down the water office during his absence. Col. W. F. Botsford was in town from Los Angeles on Thursday closing the deal whereby he recently disposed of the Katella orchard to Mr. O'Brien for $60,000. Allan Knapp states he will make application for membership in the Neversweat club, but adverse action is probable, unless he becomes a real estate agent, which he has under consideration. Frank Baum having disposed of his North Los Angeles-street residence property will in the near future be Tommy Dietrich has purchased an automobile. Horace Skinner will erect a residence on his ranch at Garden Grove. Mrs. Hartung will entertain the Ladies' Euchre club on Thursday, the 11th inst. Frank Steadman has been detained at home this week by a slight attack of illness. Miss Winifred Melrose entertained the Four Four club at progressive whist last evening. W. B. Fay was in town on Saturday from his orange and walnut plantation southwest of the city. Charley Federman was in town on Sunday attending the circumcision festivities at the Hartfield home. Cal Wood was down from Los Angeles on Sunday visiting Jos. Helmsen. His mother spent the day with Mrs. Harker. Maude Owens was this week granted an interlocutory decree of divorce from Owen Owens. The parties have for some time past resided here. The Ebell will meet on Saturday, Dec. 6, at Masonic hall. Responses to roll call with quotations upon Education. Represent your native state. Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Markle attended the convention of ministers of the Christian church at Los Angeles on Monday, returning Tuesday evening. The American and Japanese flags were entwined at the operahouse yesterday, when local Japs gathered in numbers and celebrated the Mikado' birthday. H. A. Dickel returned on Saturday evening from San Francisco after a brief sojourn in that city. He reports a way-up time, and says Frisco is the burg for him. Dr. Houck has purchased the Krug property on West Center street, at present occupied by L. K. Marshal. A handsome new brick building will ing the deal whereby he recently disposed of the Katella orchard to Mr. O'Brien for $60,000. Allan Knapp states he will make application for membership in the Neversweat club, but adverse action is probable, unless he becomes a real estate agent, which he has under consideration. Frank Baum having disposed of his North Los Angeles-street residence property will in the near future begin the erection of a commodious residence on the northwest corner of Lo Angeles and Adele streets. The season for plush robes, wool robes and horse blankets is here. We have the exclusive sale of the 5A line which we buy direct from the manufacturer. We are now displaying this line. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Judge West this week affirmed the sales made by J. P. Greeley as executor of the estate of C. W. Marden. The sale of five acres near Anaheim was made to L. C. Yeoman for $5000 and ten acres to W. G. Mason and J. F. Calkins for $1750. Leopold Zoeckeler, aged 35, an Anaheim farmer, has sworn to his declaration of intention to become a citizen of the United States, the oath being administered by County Clerk Williams. Zoeckeler is a native of Germany. He landed in America in August, 1906. Miss Louisa Paschall who scored a great success as an operatic singer last season will not appear upon the stage this winter, but will pursue her studies at her home in this city. Her health has not been robust, and she will rest and recuperate. She will probably sing again in public next year, and has under consideration a number of flattering offers. Domingo Bastanchury put his big Elmore touring car in bad on Sunday night on West Broadway by running it at full speed against an electric-lighting pole. Bastanchury and a party of friends were coming in from the West End at high voltage, and it is said one of the party had his leg broken. All were badly shaken up and narrowly escaped serious injury. The auto was wrecked and had to be hauled in for repairs. At the regular meeting of Chispa Chapter, No. 151, O.E.S., held Monday evening, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: H. A. Dickel returned on Saturday evening from San Francisco after a brief sojourn in that city. He reports a way-up time, and says Frisco is the burg for him. Dr. Houck has purchased the Krug property on West Center street, at present occupied by L. K. Marshal. A handsome new brick building will probably grace the site in the near future. Elton Goble returned on Sunday evening from a two-months’ trip through Texas, Colorado, Utah and California. He visited Dallas, Denver, Salt Lake and other points of interest and had a way-up time. He says California is good enough for him. Mrs. Arthur Lewis and Mrs. Henry Adams entertained friends at progressive whist at the residence of the former on Thursday afternoon. Miss The resa Fay and Mrs. George Dietrich were awarded the prizes. Refreshments were served and a most enjoyable afternoon participated in by all. John Hahn, Lucien Wisser, John Bush, Mike Lopez and Henry Westerman formed a hunting party in the Trabuco mountains last week. Thurs day morning on the east peak of Saddleback they jumped up a bunch of four deer. Wisser was given the first shot, and he brought down a fine two spike buck. The deer were 200 yards distant. The other hunters shot at them, but were unable to equal Wisser’s marksmanship. H. C. Gade had his right hand painfully bruised at the Santa Fe depot on Monday morning while trying to open the door of a freight car. He was about to turn the trick, as he says, when someone else butted in, jerking the door violently and catching his hand beneath the door. It was at first thought the hand had been badly smashed, but an examination revealed that severe bruises were the extent of the injury. A. R. Eddis sustained a fracture of the left arm on Wednesday afternoon last by being thrown from his rig on South Los Angeles street. He was driving from the alley south of Miller’s hardware store, when the accident occurred. There was no approach to the curbing next the street and the jar threw him out upon the pavement. Mr. Eddis drove home, were enwined at the opera house yesterday, when local Japs gathered in numbers and celebrated the Mikado’ birthday. H. A. Dickel returned on Saturday evening from San Francisco after a brief sojourn in that city. He reports a way-up time, and says Frisco is the burg for him. Dr. Houck has purchased the Krug property on West Center street, at present occupied by L. K. Marshal. A handsome new brick building will probably grace the site in the near future. Elton Goble returned on Sunday evening from a two-months’ trip through Texas, Colorado, Utah and California. He visited Dallas, Denver, Salt Lake and other points of interest and had a way-up time. He says California is good enough for him. Mrs. Arthur Lewis and Mrs. Henry Adams entertained friends at progressive whist at the residence of the former on Thursday afternoon. Miss The resa Fay and Mrs. George Dietrich were awarded the prizes. Refreshments were served and a most enjoyable afternoon participated in by all. John Hahn, Lucien Wisser, John Bush, Mike Lopez and Henry Westerman formed a hunting party in the Trabuco mountains last week. Thurs day morning on the east peak of Saddleback they jumped up a bunch of four deer. Wisser was given the first shot, and he brought down a fine two spike buck. The deer were 200 yards distant. The other hunters shot at them, but were unable to equal Wisser’s marksmanship. H. C. Gade had his right hand painfully bruised at the Santa Fe depot on Monday morning while trying to open the door of a freight car. He was about to turn the trick, as he says, when someone else butted in, jerking the door violently and catching his hand beneath the door. It was at first thought the hand had been badly smashed, but an examination revealed that severe bruises were the extent of the injury. A. R. Eddis sustained a fracture of the left arm on Wednesday afternoon last by being thrown from his rig on South Los Angeles street. He was driving from the alley south of Miller’s hardware store, when the accident occurred. There was no approach to the curbing next the street and the jar threw him out upon the pavement. Mr. Eddis drove home, were enwined at the opera house yesterday, when local Japs gathered in numbers and celebrated the Mikado’ birthday. H. A. Dickel returned on Saturday evening from San Francisco after a brief sojourn in that city. He reports a way-up time, and says Frisco is the burg for him. Dr. Houck has purchased the Krug property on West Center street, at present occupied by L. K. Marshal. A handsome new brick building will probably grace the site in the near future. Elton Goble returned on Sunday evening from a two-months’ trip through Texas, Colorado, Utah and California. He visited Dallas, Denver, Salt Lake and other points of interest and had a way-up time. He says California is good enough for him. Mrs. Arthur Lewis and Mrs. Henry Adams entertained friends at progressive whist at the residence of the former on Thursday afternoon. Miss The resa Fay and Mrs. George Dietrich were awarded the prizes. Refreshments were served and a most enjoyable afternoon participated in by all. John Hahn, Lucien Wisser, John Bush, Mike Lopez and Henry Westerman formed a hunting party in the Trabuco mountains last week. Thurs day morning on the east peak of Saddleback they jumped up a bunch of four deer. Wisser was given the first shot, and he brought down a fine two spike buck. The deer were 200 yards distant. The other hunters shot at them, but were unable to equal Wisser’s marksmanship. H. C. Gade had his right hand painfully bruised at the Santa Fe depot on Monday morning while trying to open the door of a freight car. He was about to turn the trick, as he says, when someone else butted in, jerking the door violently and catching his hand beneath the door. It was at first thought the hand had been badly smashed, but an examination revealed that severe bruises were the extent of the injury. A. R. Eddis sustained a fracture of the left arm on Wednesday afternoon last by being thrown from his rig on South Los Angeles street. He was driving from the alley south of Miller’s hardware store, when the accident occurred. There was no approach to the curbing next the street and the jar threw him out upon the pavement. Mr. Eddis drove home, were enwined at the opera house yesterday, when local Japs gathered in numbers and celebrated the Mikado’ birthday. H. A. Dickel returned on Saturday evening from San Francisco after a brief sojourn in that city. He reports a way-up time, and says Frisco is the burg for him. Dr. Houck has purchased the Krug property on West Center street, at present occupied by L. K. Marshal. A handsome new brick building will probably grace the site in the near future. Elton Goble returned on Sunday evening from a two-months’ trip through Texas, Colorado, Utah and California. He visited Dallas, Denver, Salt Lake and other points of interest and had a way-up time. He says California is good enough for him. Mrs. Arthur Lewis and Mrs. Henry Adams entertained friends at progressive whist at the residence of the former on Thursday afternoon. Miss The resa Fay and Mrs. George Dietrich were awarded the prizes. Refreshments were served and a most enjoyable afternoon participated in by all. John Hahn, Lucien Wisser, John Bush, Mike Lopez and Henry Westerman formed a hunting party in the Trabuco mountains last week. Thurs day morning on the east peak of Saddleback they jumped up a bunch of four deer.Wisser was given the first shot,and he brought down a fine two spike buck.The deer were 200 yards distant.The other hunters shot at thembut were unable to equal Wisser’s marksmanship.Hework Howard was at Santa Ana,the other day,and marriages were numerous that he had to get in an help Judge Smithwick tiethe coupleHe performedthe ceremonyin th caseofa Los Angeles couple,kissesthe bride,and came home rejoicing.Ponto Holcomb was nine years oldon Sunday,and celebratedthe occasionby getting outside an old-fashioned birthday dinner.Ponto isgood boy.He goes to Sunday schooldoes not swear,does not smoke cigarettes,and is a chip offthe block.Hooray for Ponto.J.B.Neff returned on Saturdayfrom Davis,namehe attended Farmers’weekand addressedthe conventiononworkaccomplishedby farmers’institutes.Todayhe goesSan Luis Obispoto arrangeforinstitutestobeheldinthatcountyaboutthe20th,andwill later visitImperialtolarrangeformeetingstheendofthemonth.Walter Robinsonof TrabucohwasappointedfishandgamecommissionerforOrangecounty,succeedingJ.W.MorrisonRobinsonwellqualifiedtofillthedutiesoftheoffice.Asforestrangerhisministrationhasbeencleanandcable,andthathewillbesuccessfulasfishandgamewardengoeswithoutsaying.WilfredM.Peck,aformerweknownRiversidelawyerandpoliticianwhowas senttothepenfifthreeyearsfromthiscountyforforgery.isseekingreleaseonparoontwithfairprospectsofregaininghilliberty.Peckusedtobetheschoolteacherandisalikeableandweeducatedfellow.Heworkallrightuntilhe triedtotrotintofastcompanypolitically,andhebecameforger.Hewasbeeninlessthanyear.TomSaine,一名ofthemostpoplar油drillersatOlinda,andsomeyearspastfieldsuperintendentoftheSantaFe'soilproperties，wmarriedsomedaysagotoMissM.KleegemanofQuinceyIllinois,ayou ladyofmanypersonalcharms，wforsometimepasthasbeenvisitedwithfriendsonthelease.TomashiresthebridestoleawaytoLosAngeleswherethenuptialknotwas tied,andhavesincebeenrecipientsofcongratulationsfrom theirfriendsonthecountyover.LouieMillerhavingdisposedhistherhardwarestoretotheAnahale At the regular meeting of Chispa Chapter, No. 151, O.E.S., held Monday evening, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Mrs. Ella R. Wallop, worthy matron; Wm. T. Wallop, worthy patron; Miss E. Kate Rea, associate matron; Mrs. Mary L. Stough, secretary; Mrs. Margaret B. Rea, treasurer; Mrs. Genevieve Porter, conductress; Mrs. U. V. Simpson, associate conductress. The degrees were conferred upon one candidate, and fruit punch and cake served as refreshments. 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 Char-tres streets. It means much when you buy a wagon, a buggy, a carriage, an automobile or a set of harness, whether you get a good article or a poor one. How can you be sure of getting a good one? By giving us your business. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. If you want glasses that really fit. See Dietrich at Anaheim. He is it. The Folding Crate Co. has a stock of walnut trays ready for delivery. For Sale: Alfalfa hay, McCray ranch, West Anaheim. Sunset phone suburban 32x6 A. R. Eddis sustained a fracture of the left arm on Wednesday afternoon last by being thrown from his rig on South Los Angeles street. He was driving from the alley south of Miller's hardware store, when the accident occurred. There was no approach to the curbing next the street and the jar threw him out upon the pavement. Mr. Eddis drove home, called a physician, who reduced the fracture, and is now convalescing. Dr. Freeman while driving in his auto in Los Angeles was run into by a reckless autolist who smashed his rear lamp and punctured a hole in the tonneau. The doctor was returning home when he reached Third St. and Central avenue he halted to permit a streetcar to pass. A swiftly moving steamer struck his machine, inflicting damages as stated, and continuing on without offering to pay for repairs. The doctor learned the name of the reckless autolist and will take him to account for his rashness. City Clerk Merritt reports that building permits for the month of October have been issued aggregating $17,650. Permits for buildings amounting to not less than $8000 have also been granted, but the precise amount is not specified, owing to a probability of increasing the outlay before final specifications are adopted. These latter are for the Kroeger-Wisser brick and a two-story addition to the building adjoining it on the west. Contractors have been granted permits for these improvements, but the amounts have not yet been reported to the city hall. Dry Gum Wood for sale in quantities to suit. Apply to W. D. Thompson: One 5 room modern cottage in Mira Monta avenue, near 64th Los Angeles, $3500. One 3-room rough California house on Atlantic and Earl streets, Los Beach, $1500. One lot 50x130, Atlantic and 11 streets, Long Beach, $1400. 900 shares of Folding Crate store Anaheim, $450. One lot 50x150 feet, Redondo trunk Anaheim, $450.00. I will exchange any of above property for Anaheim property. Address—Owner, O. Lagman, 406 Center Anaheim. OUR THIRD GREAT Mill Remnant Sale COMBINED WITH OUR TENTH ANNIVERSARY SALE Gifts Saturday, November 6th. 1,000 Birthday Gifts Given Away. See Our Windows and Posters. WILLIAM FALKENSTEIN EVERYONE EATS Ramona Sweets PLAIN ASSORTED FRUIT AND FRENCH MIXED CHOCOLATES Ramona Sweets PLAIN ASSORTED FRUIT AND FRENCH MIXED CHOCOLATES These are the First Pacific Coast Candies to Find a New York Market. 25 and 50 cts. at Heying Brothers, PHARMACISTS 129 West Center St. Anaheim, California S. W. Cottle has taken a position in John Cassou’s cafe. Gus Kneipp has returned from an extended visit up north. The Folding Crate Co. have a big force of carpenters remodeling T. S. Grimshaw’s residence. W. H. Valentine was a business visitor in town on Monday from his ranch on the west side. Orlando Francisco Altorre, charged with robbing the Los Angeles post office of $15,000, declared in court his name is not Smith. Maybe it’s Dennis. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Krick, Miss Dora Zeyn and a bunch of Halloween kids went on an auto ride to Santa Ana and neighboring points of interest on Sunday afternoon. Col. Schreiber will be present at drill hall tonight, and members of Company E will be out in force.The colonel will be accompanied by a regular army sergeant, who may remain here several weeks to give the boys instruction. Jose Alabas was sentenced by Judge Howard to sixty days in the county jail on Monday, for malicious mischief.Jose amused himself Saturday night by smashing plate-glass windows in Strahle’s office on Charres street. Constable Litten ran him in, and Jose went across the river until after Christmas. The Folding Crate Co. has a stock of walnut trays ready for delivery. A high-voltage power transmission line is being constructed from Katella to Santa Ana by the Edison company. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Duckworth and Mrs. Mary Sibley spent last Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Pendleton of Buena Park. Earl Rexroad who resides west of town returned on Saturday from Tuareg county where he has been looking over the country for the past two months. Rabbi Altar of Los Angeles was in the city on Sunday officiating at the circumcision of Arthur Hartfield, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Hartfield.A number of friends gathered at the home and an enjoyable afternoon resulted. Refreshments were served, and congratulations extended host and hostess upon the auspicious event.Long life to the kido. George Ross broke the steering-gear of his auto on Tuesday noon, while traveling home for his dinner at a speed which is said to have exceeded the forenoon limit.With him was his father and brother Walter, and with a real-estate man’s appetite, and all urging the machine to its topmost speed.A bad accident was narrowly averted by the wheels-spreading.Had the wheels turned to one side George might have miss- Miller having disposed of a rare store to the Anaheim company will in the near future from that business and entire attention to the gas Mr. Miller has been in there for nineteen years, and it time has earned an enviation throughout the com-He will assume charge of company, and says it will hands full. All kicks about will be hereafter referred to being gun brigade, and Mr. I give his personal atten- improvement of the plantment of the service. Succum. FOR SALE Room modern cottage on Santa avenue, near 61th St., lies, $3500. Room rough California house and Earl streets, Long 500. 50x130, Atlantic and 19th Long Beach, $1400. Trees of Folding Crate stock, $450. 50x150 feet, Redondo tract, Exchange any of above pro-Anaheim property. Address O. Lagman, 406 Center St.; o28t4 Jose Alabas was sentenced by Judge Howard to sixty days in the county jail on Monday, for malicious mischief. Jose amused himself Saturday night by smashing plate-glass windows in Strahle's office on Char-tres street. Constable Litten ran him in, and Jose went across the river until after Christmas. Abe Rowan, an aged resident of Santa Ana, died at the hospital in that town on Monday from the effects of injuries sustained by being run over by an auto belonging to H. C. Head a few days before. The car was filled with ladies at the time, and is said to have been moving slowly at the time of the accident, which happened on Main street of Santa Ana. Only two days remain in which stock in the Home Investment company may be purchased at the present price, for a raise goes into effect Nov. 6th. New stockholders are being added to the lists daily, and the desirability of investing money in this association appeals with force to the well-informed men of affairs. A number of houses are now in course of erection, and the association is on the highway to success. George Ross broke the steering-gear of his auto on Tuesday noon, while traveling home for his dinner at a speed which is said to have exceeded the forenoon limit. With him was his father and brother Walter, and with a real-estate man's appetite, and all urging the machine to its topmost speed. A bad accident was narrowly averted by the wheels-spreading. Had the wheels turned to one side, George might have missed his dinner. F. W. Champion who lost a valuable horse and buggy from the hitching post at Dickel's store two weeks ago has evidence that the animal was driven south across the Mexican line. He has word that a horse and rig answering its description was seen driving through Oceanside the day after the theft. The horse was the next day driven through Escondido, La Jolla and San Diego,and was later seen aboard the ferry crossing to the Coronado side. The thief was undoubtedly heading for the Mexican line at Tia Juana. Mr. Champion feels keenly his loss, the horse having been a pet and an animal of value. He criticises local officers for apathy in their efforts to disseminate news of the theft or to recover the stolen property. FOR QUALITY MULLINIX DRUG STORE