anaheim-gazette 1910-02-24

Thursday, February 24 Many mixtures are offered as substitutes for Royal. None of them is the same in composition or effectiveness, so wholesome and economical, nor will make such fine food. ROYAL Baking Powder Absolutely Pure Royal is the only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar Mrs. Konig entertained the ladies of the Apollo club at her home on South Los Angeles street on Friday afternoon. The Eells place of twenty acres northwest of town is reported sold for $25,000. W. A. Wallace is lending a hand at Nagel's store during a rush of business. U. M. Barron is in town this week from Fresno, where he is in the oil business. W. F. Laird was in town this week from Los Angeles talking up the oil business. Joseph Helmsen took a whirl through the busy marts of Los Angeles the first of the week, interviewing F. W. Barron is in town this week from San Diego. John Bush has purchased Sherman Hayden's residence property at the corner of Olive and Chartres streets. Samuel Hill was in town on Saturday from his ranch in the west country. Welcome to our city, Sam. Roman Wisser and Henry Oelkers were in Los Angeles a few days ago and enjoyed a ride in a balloon. They declare it was way-up sport. Fred Weisel was down from San Bernardino on Sunday to spend the day with the folks and friends. R. C. Mills of Riverside was down for a visit to his son, "Bobby" several days this week. Mrs. R. T. Hilton is here from Needles to spend a fortnight with her W. H. Kennedy was Magnolia the first of Oliver Hill is on the bad cold. Mr. and Mrs. Geo in Los Angeles on T. L. A. Bortz of Olive visitor in town on Mrs. H. L. Hall and are visiting in Oaklawn Mr. and Mrs. Schrine were the guests of V and family over Saturn Mr. and Mrs. Lee are spending a few ing with relatives and Judge J. S. Howard Jerry Howard attend nic at Eastlake park W. A. Wallace is lending a hand at Nagel's store during a rush of business. U. M. Barron is in town this week from Fresno, where he is in the oil business. W. F. Laird was in town this week from Los Angeles talking up the oil business. Joseph Helmsen took a whirl through the busy marts of Los Angeles the first of the week, interviewing the proud wholesaler, riding on the street cars and having a way-up time. Frank Baum reports the sale of two lots in his tract on West Broadway to Thomas W. Jackson for $1200, and one lot in the same tract to Joseph Jackson for $500. Mrs. Stephen Nagle and Miss Carrie Nagle who are spending the winter in Southern California are spending some time in Anaheim as guests of A. Nagel and family. H. H. Frazee presents the big-fun show, Uncle Josh Perkins, at opera-house, Anaheim, Sunday, Feb. 27th. Singers, dancers and comedians. All watch for the big parade of the hay-seed band. H. F. Kealiher has returned from Indio after an absence of a month. Mr. Kealiher was employed upon the erection of a large clubhouse at that point by the railroad. The contract for its erection was secured by the Folding Crate company of this city. H. A. Dickel, Bird Beebe, A. Nagel and H. Stern attended the annual meeting of the Southern California retail hardware and implement-dealers association in Los Angeles Wednesday night of last week. A business meeting was followed by a banquet at the Hollenbeck hotel. George Ross has received a letter from Wm. Schmolze at Pittsburg, stating that he will arrive in Anaheim in two or three weeks to remain. Mr. Schmolze says as he writes a blizzard is blowing outside, and the weather makes him sigh for the sunshine and flowers of California. Marsaye Yamamoto, a pretty Japanese girl, arrived from Japan a few days ago, and yesterday afternoon at the courthouse she became the wife of S. Ota, an Anaheim farmer. Their license was the first issued to Japanese in this county. Both Ota and his wife are Christians. County Auditor Lester has sent a bill to the State Board of Examiners for the money paid out by Orange county for orphans and half-orphans during the six months ending Jan. 1. Roman Wisser and Henry Oelkers were in Los Angeles a few days ago and enjoyed a ride in a balloon. They declare it was way-up sport. Fred Weisel was down from San Bernardino on Sunday to spend the day with the folks and friends. R. C. Mills of Riverside was down for a visit to his son, "Bobby" several days this week. Mrs. R. T. Hilton is here from Needles to spend a fortnight with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nemetz. The Ladies' Guild of St. Michael's will meet with Mrs. Otto Rust on Thursday, March 3, at half-past 2. Billy Sunday proclaims that dancing is merely hugging set to music, says the Philosopher of Folly, so I suppose we moral people will have to cut out the music. The Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian church will meet Thursday, the 24th inst., at 2 p.m., in the Sunday school room. All ladies of the church and congregation are invited. Marion Johnston, secretary. As Mr. Lane and wife of Olinda were going up a hill near the oil wells on Monday their engine in the auto stopped and the machine backed off a bridge. Mr. Lane had three ribs broken and Mrs. Lane's collar bone was fractured. Rev. Miller will give the first of a number of sermons on The Fundamen tals of Religion at the M.E. church next Sunday morning and evening. Morning subject, Is there a God? If so is there one or more than one? Evening subject, God in Creation.Com and hear it. J. L. Zeigler, superintendent of the merchants' ice and cold storage company of Los Angeles and wife were thrown from their auto on Monday between this city and Fullerton, by the breaking of an axle. Mrs. Zeigler was bruised but was able to return to Los Angeles on the train. The auto was badly smashed. Mrs. Cahen of Los Angeles, formerly of this city, met with a painful burn while painting china last Friday when she spilled some hydrochloric acid on three fingers of the right hand, threatening blood poisoning, and cofining her to bed for several days under the care of a trained nurse. Dr. Cahen attended his mother, it being necessary to lance two fingers. The danger of the burn is past, and Mrs. Cahen is slowly recovering. Harry Dyer while descending the grade on the county road two miles north of Fullerton on Sunday after day from his ranch in the west countr try. Welcome to our city, Sam. Roman Wisser and Henry Oelkers were in Los Angeles a few days ago and enjoyed a ride in a balloon. They declare it was way-up sport. Fred Weisel was down from San Bernardino on Sunday to spend the day with the folks and friends. R. C. Mills of Riverside was down for a visit to his son, "Bobby" several days this week. Mrs. R. T. Hilton is here from Needles to spend a fortnight with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nemetz. The Ladies' Guild of St. Michael's will meet with Mrs. Otto Rust on Thursday, March 3, at half-past 2. Billy Sunday proclaims that dancing is merely hugging set to music, says the Philosopher of Folly, so I suppose we moral people will have to cut out the music. The Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian church will meet Thursday, the 24th inst., at 2 p.m., in the Sunday school room. All ladies of the church and congregation are invited. Marion Johnston, secretary. As Mr. Lane and wife of Olinda were going up a hill near the oil wells on Monday their engine in the auto stopped and the machine backed off a bridge. Mr. Lane had three ribs broken and Mrs. Lane's collar bone was fractured. Rev. Miller will give the first of a number of sermons on The Fundamen tals of Religion at the M.E. church next Sunday morning and evening. Morning subject, Is there a God? If so is there one or more than one? Evening subject, God in Creation.Com and hear it. J. L. Zeigler, superintendent of the merchants' ice and cold storage company of Los Angeles and wife were thrown from their auto on Monday between this city and Fullerton, by the breaking of an axle. Mrs. Zeigler was bruised but was able to return to Los Angeles on the train. The auto was badly smashed. Mrs. Cahen of Los Angeles, formerly of this city, met with a painful burn while painting china last Friday when she spilled some hydrochloric acid on three fingers of the right hand, threatening blood poisoning, and cofining her to bed for several days under the care of a trained nurse. Dr. Cahen attended his mother, it being necessary to lance two fingers. The danger of the burn is past, and Mrs. Cahen is slowly recovering. Harry Dyer while descending the grade on the county road two miles north of Fullerton on Sunday after day from his ranch in the west countr try.Welcome to our city, Sam. Roman Wisser and Henry Oelkers were in Los Angeles a few days ago and enjoyed a ride in a balloon. They declare it was way-up sport. Fred Weisel was down from San Bernardino on Sunday to spend the day with the folks and friends. R.C.Mills of Riverside was down for a visit to his son, "Bobby" several days this week. Mrs.R.T.Hilton is here from Needles to spend a fortnight with her parents,Mr.And Mrs.Nemetz. The Ladies' Guild of St.Michael's will meet with Mrs.Otto Rust on Thursday,March 3.at half-past 2. Billy Sunday proclaims that dancing is merely hugging set to music,says the Philosopher of Folly,sо I suppose we moral people will have to cut out the music. The Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian church will meet Thursday,the 24th inst.,at 2 p.m.,in the Sunday school room.All ladies of the church and congregation are invited.Marion Johnston secretary. As Mr.Lane and wife of Olinda were going up a hill near the oil wells on Monday their engine in the auto stopped and the machine backed off a bridge.Mr.Lane had three ribs broken and Mrs.Lane's collar bone was fractured. Rev.Miller will give the first of a number of sermons on The Fundamen tals of Religion at the M.E.church next Sunday morning and evening.Morning subject.Is there a God?If so is there one or more than one?Evening subject,God in Creation.Comand hear it. J.L.Zeigler,superintendentofthemerbants'iceandcolldstoragecompanyofLosAngelesandwifewere thrownfromtheirautoonMondaybetweenthiscityandFullerton,bylearningsomehydrochloricacidonthree指纹的oftherighthand,treateningbloodpoisoning,andcofininghertobedforseveraldaysunderthecareofatrainednurse.Dr.Cahenattendedhismother.itbeingnecessarytolancetwofingers.The dangeroftheburnispast,andMrs.Cahenislowlyrecovering. HarryDyerwhiledescendingthegradeonthecountyroadtwomilesnorthofFullertononSundayafterdayfromhisranchinthewestcountrtry.Welcometoourcity,Sam. Roman Wisser和Henry Oelkers were in Los Angeles a few days ago and enjoyed a ride in a balloon They declare it was way-up sport. Fred Weisel was down from San Bernardino on Sunday to spend the day with the folks and friends. R.C.Mills of Riverside was down for a visit to his son,"Bobby" several days this week. Mrs.R.T.Hilton is here from Needles to spend a fortnight with her parents,Mrs.Otto Rust on Thursday,March 3.at half-past 2. Billy Sunday proclaims that dancing is merely hugging set to music,says the Philosopher of Folly,sо I suppose we moral people will have to cut out the music. The Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian church will meet Thursday,the 24th inst.,at 2 p.m.,in the Sunday school room.All ladies of the church and congregation are invited.Marion Johnston secretary. As Mr.Lane and wife of Olinda were going up a hill near the oil wells on Monday their engine in the auto stopped and the machine backed off a bridge.Mr.Lane had three ribs broken and Mrs.Lane's collar bone was fractured. Rev.Miller will give the first of a number of sermons on The Fundamen tals of Religion at the M.E.church next Sunday morning and evening.Morning subject.Is there a God?If so is there one or more than one?Evening subject,God in Creation.Comand hear it. J.L.Zeigler,superintendentofthemerbants'iceandcolldstoragecompanyofLosAngelesandwifewere thrownfromtheirautoonMondaybetweenthiscityandFullerton,bylearningsomehydrochloricacidonthree指纹的oftherighthand,treateningbloodpoisoning,andcofininghertobedforseveraldaysunderthecareofatrainednurse.Dr.Cahenattendedhis母亲.itbeingnecessarytolancetwofingers.The dangeroftheburnispast,andMrs.Cahenislowlyrecovering. HarryDyerwhiledescendingthegradeonthecountyroadtwomilesnorthofFullertononSundayafterdayfromhisranchinthewestcountrtry.Welcometoourcity,Sam. Roman Wisser和Henry Oelkers were in Los Angeles a few days ago and enjoyed a ride in a balloon They declare it was way-up sport. Fred Weisel was down from San Bernardino on Sunday to spend the day with the folks and friends. R.C.Mills of Riverside was down for a visit to his son,"Bobby" several days this week. Mrs.R.T.Hilton is here from Needles to spend a fortnight with her parents,Mrs.Otto Rust on Thursday,March 3.at half-past 2。 Billy Sunday proclaims that dancing is merely hugging set to music,says the Philosopher of Folly,sо I suppose we moral people will have to cut out the music. The Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian church will meet Thursday,the 24th inst.,at 2 p.m.,in the Sunday school room.All ladies of the church and congregation are invited.Marion Johnston secretary. As Mr.Lane and wife of Olinda were going up a hill near the oil wells on Monday their engine in the auto stopped and the machine backed off a bridge.Mr.Lane had three ribs broken and Mrs.Lane's collar bone was fractured. Rev.Miller will give the first of a number of sermons on The Fundamen tals of Religion at the M.E.church next Sunday morning and evening.Morning subject.Is there a God?If so is there one or more than one?Evening subject,God in Creation.Comand hear it. J.L.Zeigler,superintendentofthemerbants'iceandcolldstoragecompanyofLosAngelesandwifewere thrownfromtheirautoonMondaybetweenthiscityandFullerton,bylearningsomehydrochloricacidonthree指纹的oftherighthand,treateningbloodpoisoning,andcofininghertobedforseveraldaysunderthecareofatrairednurse.Dr.Cahenattendedhis母亲.itbeingnecessarytolancetwofingers.The danger oftheburnispast,andMrs.Cahenislowlyrecovering. HarryDyerwhiledescendingthegradeonthecountyroadtwomilesnorthofFullertononSundayafterdayfromhisranchinthewestcountrtry.Welcometoourcity,Sam. Roman Wisser和Henry Oelkers were in Los Angeles a few days ago and enjoyed a ride in a balloon They declare it was way-up sport. Fred Weisel was down from San Bernardino on Sunday to spend the day with the folks and friends. R.C.Mills of Riverside was down for a visit to his son,"Bobby" several days this week. Mrs.R.T.Hilton is here from Needles to spend a fortnight with her parents,Mrs.Otto Rust on Thursday,March 3.at half-past 2。 Billy Sunday proclaims that dancing is merely hugging set to music,says the Philosopher of Folly,sо I suppose we moral people will have to cut out the music. The Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian church will meet Thursday,the 24th inst.,at 2 p.m.,in the Sunday school room.All ladies of the church and congregation are invited.Marion Johnston secretary. As Mr.Lane and wife of Olinda were going up a hill near the oil wells on Monday their engine in the auto stopped and the machine backed off a bridge.Mr.Lane had three ribs broken and Mrs.Lane's collar bone was fractured. Rev.Miller will give the first of a number of sermons on The Fundamen tals of Religion at the M.E.church next Sunday morning and evening.Morning subject.Is there a God?If so is there one or more than one?Evening subject,God in Creation.Comand hear it." J.L.Zeigler,superintendentofthemerbants'iceandcolldstoragecompanyofLosAngelesandwifewere thrownfromtheirautoonMondaybetweenthiscityandFullerton,bylearningsomehydrochloricacidonthree指纹的oftherighthand,treateningbloodpoisoning,andcofininghertobedforseveraldaysunderthecareofatrairednurse.Dr.Cahenattendedhis母亲.itbeingnecessarytolancetwofingers.The danger oftheburnispast,andMrs.Cahenislowlyrecovering." HarryDyerwhiledescendingthegradeonthecountyroadtwomilesnorthofFullertononSundayafterdayfromhisranchinthewestcountrtry.Welcometoourcity,Sam." Roman Wisser和Henry Oelkers were in Los Angeles a few days ago and enjoyed a ride in a balloon They declare it was way-up sport. Fred Weisel was down from San Bernardino on Sunday to spend the day with the folks and friends: R.C.Mills of Riverside was down for a visit to his son,"Bobby" several days this week. Mrs.R.T.Hilton is here from Needles to spend a fortnight with her parents,Mrs.Otto Rust on Thursday,March 3.at half-past 2。 Billy Sunday proclaims that dancing is merely hugging set to music,says the Philosopher of Folly,sо I suppose we moral people will have to cut out the music. The Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian church will meet Thursday,the 24th inst.,at 2 p.m.,in the Sunday school room.All ladies of the church and congregation are invited.Marion Johnston secretary: As Mr.Lane and wife of Olinda were going up a hill near the oil wells on Monday their engine in the auto stopped and the machine backed off a bridge.Mr.Lane had three ribs broken and Mrs.Lane's collar bone was fractured. Rev.Miller will give the first of a number of sermons on The Fundamen tals of Religion at the M.E.church next Sunday morning and evening.Morning subject.Is there a God?If so is there one or more than one?Evening subject,God in Creation.Comand hear it." J.L.Zeigler,superintendentofthemerbants'iceandcolldstoragecompanyofLosAngelesandwifewere thrownfromtheirautoonMondaybetweenthiscityandFullerton,bylearningsomehydrochloricacidonthree指纹的oftherighthand,treateningbloodpoisoning,andcofininghertobedforseveraldaysunderthecareofatrairednurse.Dr.Cahenattendedhis母亲.itbeingnecessarytolancetwofingers.The danger oftheburnispast,andMrs.Cahenislowlyrecovering." HarryDyerwhiledescendingthegradeonthecountyroadtwomilesnorthofFullertononSundayafterdayfromhisranchinthewestcountrtry.Welcometoourcity,Sam." Marsaye Yamamoto, a pretty Japanese girl, arrived from Japan a few days ago, and yesterday afternoon at the courthouse she became the wife of S. Ota, an Anaheim farmer. Their license was the first issued to Japanese in this county. Both Ota and his wife are Christians. County Auditor Lester has sent a bill to the State Board of Examiners for the money paid out by Orange county for orphans and half-orphans during the six months ending Jan. 1. The county paid out $254.25 for orphans and $1018 for half-orphans, and is entitled to a return of these amounts after the approval of the bill by the state board of examiners. Beebe & Weisel report the following sales of autos for the past week: Tim Carroll, Buick 40; A. M. Danbery, Buick 40; J.Tuffree, ModelA.A. Maxwell; George Lane, Model A. Maxwell. Backed by Money IN THE BANK, you can know the joy of independence. You need ask no favors, endure any humiliation if you have money in the bank. And the only sure way to have it is to save it. The German-American Bank offers you a surer road to comfort and independence than any get-rich-quick scheme. Just make a start and keep at it. The ocean is made up of single drops. GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS Victor Schumacher was in town from his home on Orangethorpe avenue on Saturday afternoon. Contractor M. E. Bever is putting the finishing touches upon Alex Henry's new residence, which is an ornament to Broadway. Deposits in the First National bank this week passed the half million dollar mark, and continue to increase week by week. E. L. Olmstead and Miss Agnes Rimpau attended the chamber of commerce banquet at Fullerton one evening last week. Phil Krick attended the Fullerton chamber of commerce banquet the other evening and handed out the political dope, Mr. and Mrs. V. U. Simpson and Mr. and Mrs. James Enearl joined the throng headed for the Iowa picnic at Eastlake park on Tuesday. County Auditor Lester was in town on Tuesday meeting friends and getting a line of his fences, which he says are up high and strong. Miss Kate Rea is circulating a petition asking the school trustees to purchase the block east of the central grammar school for playgrounds, either by voting a direct tax or by bonding. The petition is being numerously signed. Frank S. Trickey of Santa Ana, candidate for the republican nomination for auditor, was in town this week feeling the public pulse and buttonholing the voter. F. A. Yungbluth and family this week moved into the Dauser cottage on West Center street. Mr. Sheridan and family moved into the Yungbluth residence on North Lemon, which Mr. Sheridan purchased last week. Miss Theresa Fay entertained a party of eight young ladies at dinner at her home on West Broadway on Saturday evening last. The guests were Misses Milly, Emma and Fanny Kline, Miss Raymond and Miss Fay. NEWS AND BUSINESS See Uncle Josh at the county fair—the great Newport subway scene. Opera-house, Sunday, Feb. 27. To rent: 5 room house with bath, close in. Inquire of Mrs. E. L. Goodrich, over the First National bank. 2t For Sale: A 100-egg Peerless Incubator and 100 thoroughbred Black Minorca eggs. Also one Sure Hatch Brooder. Both in good condition. Price $15. Will trade for corn or pullets. Also one set of breeching, almost new. Price $6. C. H. Druce, 5 miles southwest of Anaheim. Phone Sunset 316. Rexall Remedies at Mullinix drug store. For Sale: Walnut nursery stock, softshell and California root. The nursery stock is in my way and I wish to get rid of it; you dig them and pay me ten cents for each tree. Quarter mile from Loara, towards Los Angeles. Victor Montgomery. For Sale: Valencia, Navels and Lemon trees for sale by R. W. Jackson, Orange. Tel. Sunset 1286. Barred Rock eggs for sale. From selected stock. $1 to $1.50 per setting. Apply to Joe Wagner, Black 248, Fullerton. Potato dip at Mullinix. Theodore Ford, grower of Ford's soft shell walnut trees, 2 1-2 miles west of Orange, Anaheim road, Orange, Cal. Sunset phone 494. P.O. address RFD No. 2. Wanted: Good ranches, improved or unimproved, in Orange county for sale or exchange. See Robert Johnston, 420 Security Bldg., Fifth and Spring streets, Los Angeles. Anaheim office Kraemer Bldg., Center street. Phone Sunset 661. Don't take chances with your eyes. Have the right glasses fitted by a reliable optician. Dietrich, the jeweler and optician, has had ten years of Mrs. H. L. Hall and little daughter are visiting in Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. Schmid of Lancaster were the guests of Wm. Falkenstein and family over Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Scott of Downey are spending a few days here visiting with relatives and friends. Judge J. S. Howard and wife and Jerry Howard attended the Iowa picnic at Eastlake park on Tuesday. Deputy Assessor Kelly was over from the county seat on Tuesday on a brief business mission. Prof. Tople, Wm. McLauchlin and Wm. Falkenstein spent Tuesday in Los Angeles. Manager Schumacher is putting on good shows at the opera-house and attendance is good. "Johnny" says the best that can be had in the show line will be his motto. There will be Divine service in St. Michael's church on Sunday at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 10. Lenten services every day except Sunday at 4 p.m. Holy Eucharist Wednesdays at 10 a.m., Fridays at 8 a.m. A. A. Huelster has sold his home place at the corner of Burton avenue and West street to C. M. Hollingshead, a recent arrival from Hecla, South Dakota, for a consideration of $10,500. The tract consists of ten acres set to young Valencia oranges and has a residence and other improvements. The sale was made by Charles Eigabroad, who is an old-time friend of the purchaser. The latter will make his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Yungbluth entertained the Four-fours clubs on Wednesday last instead of last evening as they are moving this week into the Dauser cottage on West Center St. A delightful evening was spent and at the close of the game a Dutch supper was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Henry Adams won the ladies' prize, a silver shoehorn and nail file, and Mr. Beebe the gentleman's prize, a silver backed clothes brush. Mrs. Beebe will entertain the club the first Wednesday in April at the home of her mother, Mrs. Zeus. S. M. Davis, the present district attorney, has formally made announcement that he will be a candidate at the primary election next August on the republican ticket. He has been a fearless and at the same time a fair and able prosecutor of the law. He has always decided the questions that have come before him as questions of law and not on account of personal feelings or prejudice. There feeling the public pulse and buttonging the voter. F. A. Yungbluth and family this week moved into the Dauser cottage on West Center street. Mr. Sheridan and family moved into the Yungbluth residence on North Lemon, which Mr. Sheridan purchased last week. Miss Theresa Fay entertained a party of eight young ladies at dinner at her home on West Broadway on Saturday evening last. The guests were Misses Milly, Emma and Fanny Kline, Miss Raymond and Miss Fay. O. C. Overman was over from Santa Ana a day or two ago. Mr. Overman is one of the few men at the county seat who is not a candidate for office, and we bid him welcome to our city. Ralph Morgan who has been making a trip over the entire San Joaquin valley for a week or ten days past dropped in to spend Saturday and Sunday at home. Ralph is looking for a prosperous place to get into business. Better stay right here, Ralph; you'll find nothing better. Judge West has set the case of Beale against Sheriff Lacy for trial on March 12. The sheriff is sued on a sale under execution of furniture in an Anaheim lodging house. He is covered by a bond and will not suffer personally should judgment be against him. Sarah and M. R. Lee are plaintiffs in an action brought by them against the City of Anaheim to quiet title to the west fifty-four feet of a part of Vineyard Lot C-2, Anaheim. The complaint asserts that an undisturbed title rests with the plaintiffs, but that the city asserts it has a right to the strip for street purposes. John Hartung has purchased a new Philadelphia 50-horse-power automobile, and on Saturday, in company with a chauffeur, brought the machine here from Los Angeles. The auto is one of the prize winners in recent contests, and is one of the finest in the county. John operated it himself on its initial trip, and has the car out for a practice spin every afternoon after banking hours. Mr. Neff returned on Saturday morning from Imperial, where he attended the demonstration train on its trip through the valley. He reports an attendance during the ten days of its trip through the Pomona, Riverside and Imperial valleys of 17,200. The train returned to Los Angeles on Saturday evening. One of the cars is at Whittier being refitted with exhibits, and two are at Oakland for the same purpose. The train will be in Anaheim March 9 for feeling the public pulse and buttonging the voter. F. A. Yungbluth and family this week moved into the Dauser cottage on West Center street. Mr. Sheridan and family moved into the Yungbluth residence on North Lemon,which Mr. Sheridan purchased last week. Miss Theresa Fay entertained a party of eight young ladies at dinner at her home on West Broadway on Saturday evening last. The guests were Misses Milly, Emma and Fanny Kline, Miss Raymond and Miss Fay. O.C.Overman was over from Santa Ana a day or two ago.Mr.Overman is one of the few men at the county seat who is not a candidate for office,and we bid him welcome to our city. Ralph Morgan who has been making a trip over the entire San Joaquin valley for a week or ten days past dropped in to spend Saturday and Sunday at home.Ralph is looking for a prosperous place to get into business.Better stay right here,Ralph;you'll find nothing better. Judge West has set the case of Beale against Sheriff Lacy for trial on March 12.The sheriff is sued on a sale under execution of furniture in an Anaheim lodging house.His covered by a bond and will not suffer personally should judgment be against him. Sarah and M.R.Lee are plaintiffs in an action brought by them against the City of Anaheim to quiet title to the west fifty-four feet of a part of Vineyard Lot C-2,Anaheim.The complaint asserts that an undisturbed title rests with the plaintiffs,but that the city asserts it has a right to the strip for street purposes. John Hartung has purchased a new Philadelphia 50-horse-power automobile,and on Saturday,在company with a chauffeur,brought the machine here from Los Angeles.The auto is one of the prize winners in recent contests,and is one of the finest in the county.John operated it himself on its initial trip,and has the car out for a practice spin every afternoon after banking hours. Mr.Neff returned on Saturday morning from Imperial,where he attended the demonstration train on its trip through the valley.Here reports an attendance during the ten days of its trip through the Pomona,Riverside and Imperial valleys of 17,200.The train returned to Los Angeles on Saturday evening.On one ofthe cars is at Whittier being refitted with exhibits,and two are at Oaklandforthe same purpose.The train will be in Anaheim March 9 for feelingthepublicpulseandbuttongingthevoter. F.A.YungbluthandfamilythisweekmovedintotheDauersercottageonWestCenterstreet.Mr.SheridanandfamilymovedintotheYungbluthresidenceonNorthLemon,whichMr.Sheridanpurchasedlastweek. MissTheresaFayentertainedapartyofeightyouladiesatdinneratherhomeonWestBroadwayonSaturdayeveninglast.TheguestswereMissesMilly,EmmaandFannyKline,MissRaymondandMissFay. O.C.OvermanwasoverfromSantaAnaadayortwoago.Mr.Overmanisoneofthefewmenatthecountyseatwhoisnotacandidateforoffice,andwebidhimwelcometoourcity. RalphMorganwhohasbeenmakingatrippovertheentireSanJoaquinvalleyforaweekortendayspastdroppedintospendSaturdayandSundayathome.Ralphislookingforaprosperousplacetocgetintobusiness.Betterstayrighthere,Ralph;youllfindnothingbetter. JudgeWesthassetthecaseofBealeagainstSheriffLacyfortrialonMarch12.Thesherrifissuedona saleunderexecutionoffurnitureinanaAnaheimlodginghouse.Hiscoveredbyabondandwillnot sufferpersonallyshouldjudgmentbeagainsthim. SarahandM.R.LeeareplaintiffsinanactionbroughtbythemagainsttheCityofAnaheimtoquiettitletothewestfifty-fourfeetofapartofVineyardLotC-2,Anaheim.Thecomplaintassertsthatanundisturbedtitlerestswiththeplaintiffs,但thatthecityassertsithavestrongtothistripforstreetpurposes. JohnHartunghhaspurchasedanewPhiladelphia50-horse-powerautomobile,andonsSaturday,在companywithachauffeur,broughtthemachineherefromLosAngeles.Theautoisoneoftheprizewinnersinrecentcontests,andisoneofthefinestinthecounty.Johnoperatedithimselfonitsinitialtript,andhasthecaroutforpracticespineveryafternoonafterbankinghours. Mr.NeffreturnedonSaturdaymorningfromImperial,whereheattendedthedemonstrationtrainontitsripthroughthevalley.HerereportsanattendanceduringthetendaysofitsripthroughthePomona,RiversideandImperialvalleysof17,200.ThetrainreturnedtoLosAnglesonSaturdayevening.OnoneofthecarsisatWhittierbeingrefittedwithexhibits,andtwoareatOaklandforthesamepurpose.ThetrainwillbeinAnaheimMarch9forfeelingthepublicpulseandbuttongingthevoter. F.A.YungbluthandfamilythisweekmovedintotheDauersercottageonWestCenterstreet.Mr.SheridanandfamilymovedintotheYungbluthresidenceonNorthLemon,whichMr.Sheridanpurchasedlastweek. MissTheresaFayentertainedapartyofeightyouladiesatdinnerattherhomeonWestBroadwayonSaturdayeveninglast.TheguestswereMissesMilly,Emma和FannyKline,MissRaymond和MissFay. O.C.OvermanwasoverfromSantaAnaa-dayortwoago.Mr.Overmanisoneofthefewmenatthecountyseatwhoisnotacandidateforoffice,andwebidhimwelcometoourcity. RalphMorganwhohasbeenmakingatrippovertheentireSanJoaquinvalleyforaweekortendayspastdroppedintospendSaturdayandSundayathome.Ralphislookingforaprosperousplacetocgetintobusiness.Betterstayrighthere,Ralph;youllfindnothingbetweenitandthestripforstreetpurposes. JohnHartunghhaspurchasedanewPhiladelphia50-horse-powerautomobile,andonsSaturday,在companywithachauffeur,broughtthemachineherefromLosAngles.Theautoisoneoftheprizewinnersinrecentcontests,andisoneofthefinestinthecounty.Johnoperatedithimselfonitsinitialtript,andhasthecaroutforpracticespineveryafternoonafterbankinghours. Mr.NeffreturnedonSaturdaymorningfromImperial,whereheattendedthedemonstrationtrainontitsripthroughthevalley.HerereportsanattendanceduringthetendaysofitsripthroughthePomona,RiversideandImperialvalleysof17,200.ThetrainreturnedtoLosAnglesonSaturdayevening.OnoneofthecarsisatWhittierbeingrefittedwithexhibits,andtwoareatOaklandforthesamepurpose.ThetrainwillbeinAnaheimMarch9forfeelingthepublicpulseandbuttongingthevoter. F.A.YungbluthandfamilythisweekmovedintotheDauersercottageonWestCenterstreet.Mr.SheridanandfamilymovedintotheYungbluthresidenceonNorthLemon,whichMr.Sheridanpurchasedlastweek. MissTheresaFayentertainedapartyofeightyouladiesatdinnerattherhomeonWestBroadwayonSaturdayeveninglast.TheguestswereMissesMilly,Emma和FannyKline,MissRaymond和MissFay. O.C.OvermanwasoverfromSantaAnaa-dayortwoago.Mr.Overmanisoneofthefewmenatthecountyseatwhoisnotacandidateforoffice,andwebidhimwelcometoourcity. RalphMorganwhohasbeenmakingatrippovertheentireSanJoaquinvalleyforaweekortendayspastdroppedintospendSaturdayandSundayathome.Ralphislookingforaprosperousplacetocgetintobusiness.Betterstayrighthere,Ralph;youllfindnothingbetweenitandthestripforstreetpurposes. JohnHartunghhaspurchasedanewPhiladelphia50-horse-powerautomobile,andonsSaturday,在companywithachauffeur,broughtthemachineherefromLosAngles.Theautoisoneoftheprizewinnersinrecentcontests,andisoneofthefinestinthecounty.Johnoperatedithimselfonitsinitialtript,andhasthecaroutforpracticespinveryafternoonafterbankinghours. Mr.NeffreturnedonSaturdaymorningfromImperial,whereheattendedthedemonstrationtrainontitsripthroughthevalley.HerereportsanattendanceduringthetendaysofitsripthroughthePomona,RiversideandImperialvalleysof17,200.ThetrainreturnedtoLosAnglesonSaturdayevening.OnoneofthecarsisatWhittierbeingrefittedwithexhibits,andtwoareatOaklandforthesamepurpose.ThetrainwillbeinAnaheimMarch9forfeelingthepublicpulseandbuttongingthevoter. F.A.YungbluthandfamilythisweekmovedintotheDauersercottageonWestCenterstreet.Mr.SheridanandfamilymovedintotheYungbluthresidenceonNorthLemon,whichMr.Sheridanpurchasedlastweek. MissTheresaFayentertainedapartyofeightyouladiesatdinerattherhomeonWestBroadwayonSaturdayeveninglast.TheguestswereMissesMilly,Emma和FannyKline,MissRaymond和MissFay. O.C.OvermanwasoverfromSantaAnaa-dayortwoago.Mr.Overmanisoneofthefewmenatthecountyseatwhoisnotacandidateforoffice,andwebidhimwelcometoourcity. RalphMorganwhohasbeenmakingatrippovertheentireSanJoaquinvalleyforaweekortendayspastdroppedintospendSaturdayandSundayathome.Ralphislookingforaprosperousplacetocgetintobusiness.Betterstayrighthere,Ralph;youllfindnothingbetweenitandthestripforstreetpurposes. JohnHartunghhaspurchasedanewPhiladelphia50-horse-powerautomobile,andonsSaturday,在companywithachauffeur,broughtthemachineherefromLosAngles.Theautoisoneoftheprizewinnersinrecentcontests,andisoneofthefinestinthecounty.Johnoperatedithimselfonitsinitialtript,andhasthecaroutforpracticespinveryafternoonafterbankinghours. Mr.NeffreturnedonSaturdaymorningfromImperial,whereheattendedthedemonstrationtrainontitsripthroughthevalley.HerereportsanattendanceduringthetendaysofitsripthroughthePomona,RiversideandImperialvalleysof17,200.ThetrainreturnedtoLosAnglesonSaturdayevening.OnoneofthecarsisatWhittierbeingrefittedwithexhibits,andtwoareatOaklandforthesamepurpose.ThetrainwillbeinAnaheimMarch9forfeelingthepublicpulseandbuttongingthevoter. F.A.YungbluthandfamilythisweekmovedintotheDauersercottageonWestCenterstreet.Mr.SheridanandfamilymovedintotheYungbluthresidenceonNorthLemon,whichMr.Sheridanpurchasedlastweek. MissTheresaFayentertainedapartyofeightyouladiesatdinerattherhomeonWestBroadwayonSaturdayeveninglast.TheguestswereMissesMilly,Emma和FannyKline,MissRaymond和MissFay. O.C.OvermanwasoverfromSantaAnaa-dayortwoago.Mr.Overmanisoneofthefewmenatthecountyseatwhoisnotacandidateforoffice,andwebidhimwelcometoourcity. RalphMorganwhohasbeenmakingatrippovertheentireSanJoaquinvalleyforaweekortendayspastdroppedintospendSaturdayandSundayathome.Ralphislookingforaprosperousplacetocgetintobusiness.Betterstayrighthere,Ralph;youllfindnothingbetweenitandthestripforstreetpurposes. JohnHartunghhaspurchasedanewPhiladelphia50-horse-powerautomobile,andonsSaturday,在companywithachauffeur,broughtthemachineherefromLosAngles.Theautoisoneoftheprizewinnersinrecentcontests,andisoneofthefinestinThecounty.Johnoperatedithimselfonitsinitialtript,andhasthecaroutforpracticespinveryafternoonafterbankinghours. Mr.NeffreturnedonSaturdaymorningfromImperial,whereheattendedthedemonstrationtrainontitsripthroughthevalley.HerereportsanattendanceduringthetendaysofitsripthroughthePomona,RiversideandImperialvalleysof17,200.ThetrainreturnedtoLosAnglesonSaturdayevening.OnoneofthecarsisatWhittierbeingrefittedwithexhibits,andtwoareatOaklandforthesamepurpose.ThetrainwillbeinAnaheimMarch9forfeelingthepublicpulseandbuttongingthevoter. F.A.YungbluthandfamilythisweekmovedintotheDauersercottageonWestCenterstreet.Mr.SheridanandfamilymovedintotheYungbluthresidenceonNorthLemon,whichMr.Sheridanpurchasedlastweek. MissTheresaFayentertainedapartyofeightyouladiesatdinerattherhomeonWestBroadwayonSaturdayeveninglast.TheguestswereMissesMilly,Emma和FannyKline,MissRaymond和MissFay. O.C.OvermanwasoverfromSantaAnaa-dayortwoago.Mr.Overmanisoneofthefewmenatthecountyseatwhoisnotacandidateforoffice,andwebid Himwelcometo ourclassicaldistrictmanageragentsandsolicitorsfornewWholeLifeandTenYear6percentDebentureBondalsobestnaturaldeathanddisabilitypolicy.Noclassificationforoccupationorsexceptionoferemalecollegeoferemalecollegeoferemalecollegeoferemalecollegeoferemalecollegeoferemalecollegeoferemalecollegeoferemalecollegeoferemalecollegeoferemalecollegeoferemalecollegeoferemalecollegeoferemalecollegeoferemalecollegeoferemalecollegeoferemalecollegeoferemalecollegeoferemalecollegeoferemalecollegeoferemalecollegeoferemalecollegeoferemalecollegeoferemalecollegeoferemmalecollegeoferemmalecollegeoferemmalecollegeoferemmalecollegeoferemmalecollegeoferemmalecollegeoferemmalecollegeoferemmalecollegeoferemmalecollegeoferemmalecollegeoferemmalecollegeoferemmalecollegeoferemmalecollegeoferemmalecollegeoferemmalecollegeoferemmalecollegeoiferemalecollegeoiferemalecollegeoiferemalecollegeoiferemalecollegeoiferemalecollegeoiferemalecollegeoiferemalecollegeoiferemalecollegeoiferemalecollegeoiferemalecollegeoiferemmalecollegeoiferemmalecollegeoiferemmalecollegeoiferemmalecollegeoiferemmalecollegeoiferemmalecollegeoiferemmalecollegeoiferemmalecollegeoiferemmalecollegeoifercemalecollegeoifercemaleczcollageoifercemaleczcollageoifercemaleczcollageoifercemaleczcollageoifercemaleczcollageoifercemaleczcollageoifercemaleczcollageoifercemaleczcollageoifercemaleczcollageoifercemaleczcollageoifercemaleczcollageoifercemaleczcollageoifercemaleczcollageoifercemaleczcollageoifercemaleczcollageoifercemmaleczcollageoifercemmaleczcollageoifercemmaleczcollageoifercemmaleczcollageoifercemmaleczcollageoifercemmaleczcollageoifercemmaleczcollageoifercemmaleczcollageoifercemmaleczcollageoifercemmaleczcollageoifercemmalczcollageoifercemmalczcollageoifercemmalczcollageoifercemmalczcollageoifercemmalczcollageoifercemmalczcollageoifercemmal.czcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenozcollagenoz first Wednesday in April at the home of her mother, Mrs. Zeus. S. M. Davis, the present district attorney, has formally made announcement that he will be a candidate at the primary election next August on the republican ticket. He has been a fearless and at the same time a fair and able prosecutor of the law. He has always decided the questions that have come before him as questions of law and not on account of personal feelings or prejudice. There are very many voters in the county that feel he has conducted his office on the basis of a "square deal to every man." Mr. Dickel left hurriedly for Berkeley on Sunday in answer to a telegram apprising the family that Ted Dickel had been operated upon for appendicitis. A letter received from Arnold Dickel on Monday stated that Ted had been off on a geological trip to South San Francisco with some of his classmates, when he was suddenly taken with pains in the right side. He was taken back to his rooms in Berkeley where he became worse, and was then taken to the college infirmary where the operation was performed. Another telegram received later on Monday brought the good news that Ted had pulled through the operation in good shape. Mound City Paints go farthest, wear longest, look best. Jos. Backs & Son. 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. Mr. Neff returned on Saturday morning from Imperial, where he attended the demonstration train on its trip through the valley. He reports an attendance during the ten days of its trip through the Pomona, River-side and Imperial valleys of 17,200. The train returned to Los Angeles on Saturday evening. One of the cars is at Whittier being refitted with exhibits, and two are at Oakland for the same purpose. The train will be in Anaheim March 9 for an afternoon and evening meeting. John Hahn the well-known livery man, announces himself in this issue as a candidate for the republican nomination for supervisor of this district. Mr. Hahn is of opinion that Anaheim should name the candidate, and expresses the belief that he is qualified to fulfill the duties of the office. He has been a resident of this city for many years, and has the confidence and esteem of all who know him. He will have his nomination petitions out this week, and will ask republican voters to sign them in every precinct of the district. He is a campaigner who will set the pace in spirited fashion, will make the fight on his merits, giving voice to no criticism of his opponents, and standing squarely on his record as a citizen and taxpayer. Should he land the nomination, his friends will exert an endeavor to put him under the wire ahead of his democratic opponent on election day. For Sale: 45 acres first-class unimproved water bearing land suitable for oranges or walnuts; price $10,000. One-third cash and balance on mortgage. E. W. Pyne, 4 miles east of Olive. Phone Fullerton red 955. 2-24tf Theodore Ford, grower of Ford's soft shell walnut trees, 2 1-2 miles west of Orange, Anaheim road, Orange, Cal. Sunset phone 494. P.O. address, RFD No. 2. Help Wanted: Wanted district managers, agents and solicitors for new Whole Life and Ten Year 6 percent Debenture Bond, also best natural-death and disability policy. No classification for occupation, race or sex. Good pay. Mr. Meek, 1041 Drexel Bldg., Phila., Pa. Kodak Supplies at Mullinix. A full line of Rexall Remedies at Mullinix's. For Sale: A fine, large 3-year old colt; apply to E. B. Hosking, R.F.D. No. 1; Home phone 1931. As another inducement on account of being crowded for time, you get a 50c to 75c tie with every $5 purchase of Gents' Furnishings at the Toggery. F. A. Yungbluth. White Indian Runner Ducks' eggs for hatching. E. E. Cates, 1 mile south of Tanglewood Ranch. RD 4,box 114. 2-24tf Uncle Josh Perkins, positively the largest and best production ever given this famous play. Watch for big parade Sunday, Feb. 27. CARD OF THANKS To the friends and acquaintances of our dear Carrie we desire to extend our heartfelt thanks for their kindly assistance and sympathy during our bereavement, and for their beautiful floral offerings as a tribute to the memory of our loved one. William L. Liles and Father, George Bauer and Family. BUSINESS First Showing of Spring Silks FOR a very few days only we are showing in our large window some of the new Silks we have just received for Spring. A peep through our large stock will prove to you that we are again, as usual, Headquarters for everything that is new in Silks. Styles and colors positively the newest, and prices everlastingly the lowest. Wm.Falkenstein ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA THE GREATEST KNOWN FLESH BUILDER IS -COD-LIVER OILIf you are run down from repeated attacks of colds and La Grippe, or any other cause ask us about THE GREATEST KNOWN FLESH BUILDER IS -COD-LIVER OILIf you are run down from repeated attacks of colds and La Grippe, or any other cause ask us about "COCO-EMULSION" It contains 16 per cent more Cod-Liver Oil than Scotts or other Emulsions and is more palatable Heying Brothers DRUG STORE Near Postoffice, Anaheim, Cal. For Sale: A few second hand buggies repainted at very low prices—$20 and $25. Eight second hand wagons 3x4, 3 1-4x4, and 3 1-2x4. Prices from $35 to $65. See them. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. The special announcement of Stern & Goodman in Series No. 3 is a wonderful reduction, and if you are in need of a buggy you should not fail to see them. Stern & Goodman, of Fullerton. You are running no chance of getting shelf-worn goods at the Toggery and can buy them for almost half price. F. A. Yungbluth. Two fine lots for sale, cheap. On Adele and Emily streets. Inquire at 212 South Lemon street. 2-17-tf $5.00 WEALTH by taking up Will start you on the road to SCHOOL LAND or DESERT LAND. Write today for information. Land in Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Kern, Riverside, San Diego, and Imperial counties. Neece-Parker Co., Long Beach. For Sale: Baled alfalfa hay, two miles southeast of town. H. Wagner. Pacific phone. 12-30tf A Bargain: 140x360 feet on Broadway only two blocks from postoffice. Will sell at a bargain if sold at once. Address P. O. box 653, Anaheim, Cal. 2-24-tf. F. A. Yungbluth is giving away a 50c to 75c tie with every $5 purchase in addition to the already slashed prices at the Toggery. Eggs for Hatching, from choice Edward Daniel who has recently purchased a place in the west country left on Monday for his old home, Plymouth, Wis., to dispose of his home place there. Mr. Daniel will be absent a couple of months. More than 100 couples attended the third anniversary ball given by the fire company at the opera-house on Tuesday evening. McEachran's orchestra furnished music, and the light fantastic was tripped until a late hour of the morning. FOR SALE At Finch's Sale and Exchange Stables, cor. Lemon and Oak streets. Phones, Sunset 424; Home 1253: One black driving team 4 yrs old, one bay and brown driving team 4 yrs old, one sorrel driving team 4 yrs old, one roan driving team 4 and 5 yrs old, one bay driving and sadle mare 6 yrs old, one roan driving and saddle mare 6 yrs old, one bay driving mare 6 yrs old, one bay workhorse 10 yrs old, one black and brown work team 10 yrs old, one wagon and hay frame all complete, one bay work horse 10 yrs old. Seed Potatoes for Sale. Large or small, Burbank or Peerless; they are first-class. Call and see them. 1-2 mile east of Brookshurst; or phone Sunset sub. M. E. Bever. 1t We show the Fleur de Lis shirt waist in twenty-five different styles; we show you embroidery at 1-3 less For Sale: Baled alfalfa hay, two miles southeast of town. H. Wagner. Pacific phone. 12-30tf A Bargain: 140x360 feet on Broadway only two blocks from postoffice. Will sell at a bargain if sold at once. Address P. O. box 653, Anaheim, Cal. 2-24-tf. F. A. Yungbluth is giving away a 50c to 75c tie with every $5 purchase in addition to the already slashed prices at the Toggery. Eggs for Hatching, from choice Buff Orfingtons. $1.00 per setting. Apply to Thos. S. Armstrong, Anaheim. MONEY MAKERS Your dairy cows are either paying or eating their heads off. You can feed pulp and make money, $1.00 per ton in silo; $1.50 on cars. Molasses now on sale. Los Alamitos Sugar Factory. Seed Potatoes for Sale. Large or small, Burbank or Peerless; they are first-class. Call and see them. 1-2 mile east of Brookshurst; or phone Sunset sub. M. E. Bever. 1t We show the Fleur de Lis shirt waist in twenty-five different styles; we show you embroidery at 1-3 less than you can buy them. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. For Sale: First-class barley hay at $12 per ton. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. Wanted: Young lady for dry goods department. Apply Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. A full line of Rexall Remedies at MULLINIX DRUG STORE