anaheim-gazette 1910-03-17

Thursday, March 17 Absolutely Pure Grapes—delicious, healthful—give the most valuable ingredient, the active principle, to ROYAL Baking Powder Insures wholesome and delicious food for every day in every home NO ALUM St. Patrick's day in the morning. Good morning. Were your premises burglarized last night? Masons meet tomorrow evening for work in third degree. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Pendleton of Buena Park spent last Sunday at the home of J. W. Duckworth and family. Miss Mae Rexroad of Westminster spent several days last week visiting friends here. Mrs. Alice C. Carson died at her home, corner of Olive and Santa Ana streets. The body was shipped to Los Angeles for interment. She was aged 79 years. Something over $500 to go at the postoffice, with two weeks of March left, and free delivery of city mails. Howard Wassum was in town on Saturday scenting the battle from afar. John Hanna of Miraflores was exercising his roadster on the streets on Tuesday afternoon. Creditors of the Folding Crate Co. met at Santa Ana yesterday afternoon for the purpose of appointing a receiver. Mrs. Dickel writes from Berkeley that her son Ted left the hospital on Saturday and is well on the way to recovery from his recent attack of appendicitis. George L. Hedges of Lincoln, Neb., is here on a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hedges. He is an electrical engineer and will probably H. Deutsch was in Angeles on Saturday. Dr. Loerch has my office to Santa Ana. Who ever heard of before he blossomed date for governor? W. P. Quarton districs on Tuesday and Los Angeles wholesale District Attorney town the first of the ter his fences, which high and strong. Dan Williams came Park on Saturday even goat. Dan proved t from away back. Elton Goble came Bernardino for an Buena Park spent last Sunday at the home of J. W. Duckworth and family. Miss Mae Rexroad of Westminster spent several days last week visiting friends here. Mrs. Alice C. Carson died at her home, corner of Olive and Santa Ana streets. The body was shipped to Los Angeles for interment. She was aged 79 years. Something over $500 to go at the postoffice, with two weeks of March left, and free delivery of city malis will be accomplished. All together, now. City candidates are wearing the best smiles, and the gladhand season has arrived. Temporarily county politics is forgotten in the race for fat municipal berths. Henry Gastulen of Brookshurst has been awarded $125 damages against the Southern Pacific company. He sued for the value of a horse which was killed by a Southern Pacific engine. Final papers of citizenship have been applied for by Herman Rinkleib of Anaheim, a native of Germany, a resident of the United States since 1902, and Karl Klement of Anaheim, a native of Austria and a resident of the United States since 1903. J. O. Rowland who burglarized John McFadden's hardware store at Santa Ana some weeks ago was on Tuesday sentenced to two years in San Quentin. Rowland was captured in a hobo gang at Riverside, with the stolen goods in his possession. Major Royer and Richard Melrose went to Santa Barbara on Saturday afternoon to attend doings of the uniform rank in that city in the evening. They returned on Monday evening, declaring that the Channel City boys had whooped it up for Anaheim from start to finish. Twenty-two one-hundredths of an inch of rain fell early on Monday morning, the first in over two months. The total for the season, according to Mr. Dickel's gauge, is 9.70; last year to date, 14.92. Grain begins to show the effects of the long-continued drought, and rain is needed soon. A special meeting of the city board of health was called on Monday evening by Dr. Beebe to decide upon precautionary measures for the purpose of protecting our city against the spread of rabies. Inasmuch as a clearly defined case of rabies has been discovered here recently, and as it is more than probable that numerous dogs were bitten, it was deemed advisable to order creditors of the Folding Crane Co. met at Santa Ana yesterday afternoon for the purpose of appointing a receiver. Mrs. Dickel writes from Berkeley that her son Ted left the hospital on Saturday and is well on the way to recovery from his recent attack of appendicitis. George L. Hedges of Lincoln, Neb., is here on a visit to his parents,Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hedges. He is an electrical engineer and will probably remain several weeks. The William Gregg fifteen-acre improved place on South Los Angeles street has been sold to A. A. Huelster for $9500. An expensive residence will be erected on the property. Messrs. M. M. Crookshank, C. C. Chapman and W. H. Burnham, the newly appointed highway commission for Orange county, were in Los Angeles this week in conference with the highway commission of that county. It is reported the Orange county bond election will not be held until after the general election in November. Jonathan Fisher was in town from Redlands last week, a guest of E. L. Olmstead. Mr. Fisher built the San Bernardino valley traction line, and holds a controlling interest in the Edison electric company. He was delighted with what he saw in Anaheim, and has under advisement the matter of making extensive investments here. Theodore Rimpau sustained a slight attack of facial paralysis some days ago and has since been detained at his residence on Palm street. Mr. Rimpau recently celebrated his 83d birthday, and makes the proud boast that he has not been seriously ill in sixty years. He continues to improve and will doubtless soon be able to be out again. Our pictures of the banquet may be regarded as incomplete in failing to show the artistic manner in which Br. Holbrook stored away the provender. However a close inspection of the flashlight photograph will reveal him in the very act. A picture of this redoubtable Knight in his great act was requested by the publisher, but no photographer would dare to undertake the job. No camera would stand the strain. An auto party consisting of N. Roy of this city and Mr. Pagel and Mr. and Mrs. Simonson, who are visiting here from Montana, met with an accident on Thursday afternoon while date at Santa Ana yesterday afternoon for the purpose of appointing a receiver. Mrs. Dickel writes from Berkeley that her son Ted left the hospital on Saturday and is well on the way to recovery from his recent attack of appendicititis. George L. Hedges of Lincoln, Neb., is here on a visit to his parents,Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hedges. He is an electrical engineer and will probably remain several weeks. The William Gregg fifteen-acre improved place on South Los Angeles street has been sold to A. A. Huelster for $9500. An expensive residence will be erected on the property. Messrs. M. M. Crookshank, C. C. Chapman and W. H. Burnham, the newly appointed highway commission for Orange county, were in Los Angeles this week in conference with the highway commission of that county. It is reported the Orange county bond election will not be held until after the general election in November. Jonathan Fisher was in town from Redlands last week, a guest of E. L. Olmstead. Mr. Fisher built the San Bernardino valley traction line, and holds a controlling interest in the Edison electric company. He was delighted with what he saw in Anaheim, and has under advisement the matter of making extensive investments here. Theodore Rimpau sustained a slight attack of facial paralysis some days ago and has since been detained at his residence on Palm street. Mr. Rimpau recently celebrated his 83d birthday, and makes the proud boast that he has not been seriously ill in sixty years. He continues to improve and will doubtless soon be able to be out again. Our pictures of the banquet may be regarded as incomplete in failing to show the artistic manner in which Br. Holbrook stored away the provender. However a close inspection of the flashlight photograph will reveal him in the very act. A picture of this redoubtable Knight in his great act was requested by the publisher, but no photographer would dare to undertake the job. No camera would stand the strain. An auto party consisting of N. Roy of this city and Mr. Pagel and Mr. and Mrs. Simonson, who are visiting here from Montana, met with an accident on Thursday afternoon while date at Santa Ana yesterday afternoon for the purpose of appointing a receiver. Mrs. Dickel writes from Berkeley that her son Ted left the hospital on Saturday and is well on the way to recovery from his recent attack of appendicititis. George L. Hedges of Lincoln, Neb., is here on a visit to his parents,Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hedges. He is an electrical engineer and will probably remain several weeks. The William Gregg fifteen-acre improved place on South Los Angeles street has been sold to A. A. Huelster for $9500. An expensive residence will be erected on the property. Messrs. M. M. Crookshank, C. C. Chapman and W. H. Burnham, the newly appointed highway commission for Orange county, were in Los Angeles this week in conference with the highway commission of that county. It is reported the Orange county bond election will not be held until after the general election in November. Jonathan Fisher was in town from Redlands last week, a guest of E. L. Olmstead. Mr. Fisher built the San Bernardino valley traction line, and holds a controlling interest in the Edison electric company. He was delighted with what he saw in Anaheim, and has under advisement the matter of making extensive investments here. Theodore Rimpau sustained a slight attack of facial paralysis some days ago and has since been detained at his residence on Palm street. Mr. Rimpau recently celebrated his 83d birthday, and makes the proud boast that he has not been seriously ill in sixty years. He continues to improve and will doubtless soon be able to be out again. Our pictures of the banquet may be regarded as incomplete in failing to show the artistic manner in which Br. Holbrook stored away the provender. However a close inspection of the flashlight photograph will reveal him in the very act. A picture of this redoubtable Knight in his great act was requested by the publisher, but no photographer would dare to undertake the job. No camera would stand the strain. An auto party consisting of N. Roy of this city and Mr. Pagel and Mr. and Mrs. Simonson, who are visiting here from Montana, met with an accident on Thursday afternoon while date at Santa Ana yesterday afternoon for the purpose of appointing a receiver. Mrs. Dickel writes from Berkeley that her son Ted left the hospital on Saturday and is well on the way to recovery from his recent attack of appendicititis. George L. Hedges of Lincoln, Neb., is here on a visit to his parents,Mr. and Mrs. C.W.Hedges。他是安 electrical engineer和will probably remain several weeks。 The William Gregg fifteen-acre improved place on South Los Angeles street has been sold to A.A.Huelster for $9500.An expensive residence will be erected onthe property.Messrs.M.M.Crookshank,C.C.CapmanandW.H.Burnham,the newly appointed highway commissionforOrangecounty.wereinLosAngelesthisweekinconferencewiththehighwaycommissionofthatcounty。它是报告的Orangecounty bond election不会被 held untilafterthegeneralelectioninNovember。 Jonathan Fisher was in town from Redlands last week,a guestofE.L.Olmstead.Mr.FisherbuilttheSanBernardinovalleytractionline,andholdsacontrollinginterestintheEdisonelectriccompany.他是delightedwithwhathe sawinAnaheim,andhasunderadvisementthematterofmakingextensiveinvestmentshere。 TheodoreRimpausustaineda slightattackoffacialparalysissomedaysagoandhassincebeendetainedathisresidenceonPalmstreet.Mr.Rimpaureallycelebratedhis83dbirthday,andmakestheproudboastthathehasnotbeenseriouslyillinsixtyyears.Hewcontinuestoimproveandwilldoubtlesssoenabletounderatethejob.Nocamerawouldstandthestrain。 W.P.QuartondiscussionsontuesdayandLosAngeleswhole districtAttorneyownfirstoftheteresthiscertificateoffdirectorsofcommerceontMondaythesessionwentover.J.E.KarnesandwhohavebeenguessedMrs.J.P.Mayhewleavetomorrowforthenorth.MrandMrs.Wi MissesOliveandEvictoria,B.C.,andPoapstOfNewVgueststhepastweekDr.dandMrs.J.L.DContractorsBendhavefinisheda$2C.clarkonEastOcnowhavealltheirfinebuildingAtSt.Cathne nearingcompletion.JamesJ.SayersclimateeditoroftheGreenbooksissuedpalityishereaccounSayers,guestsfow Joy.Phedgesclaimundera gift.JohnEverhartyresidentOfAnaheimsomedaysagofromtingthegladhandreal-estatebusinessrollinguphispilesteppingoverintoupanumberofvigininginvestments distinctionofhavelesshanlessthantentimesa surgicaloperation show the effects of the long-continued drouth, and rain is needed soon. A special meeting of the city board of health was called on Monday evening by Dr. Beebe to decide upon precautionary measures for the purpose of protecting our city against the spread of rabies. Inasmuch as a clearly defined case of rabies has been discovered here recently, and as it is more than probable that numerous dogs were bitten, it was deemed advisable to order all dogs chained or muzzled, and that any dog found loose unmuzzled should be subject to the death penalty. For Sale: Good Jersey cow, nearly fresh. G. Spingath, cor. Broadway and Clementine. 3-17-2t Bicycles and sewing machine, bought, sold, exchanged and repaired. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. An auto party consisting of N. Roy of this city and Mr. Pagel and Mr. and Mrs. Simonson, who are visiting here from Montana, met with an accident on Thursday afternoon while motoring in the former's machine west of town. In some manner the steering apparatus failed to respond, and the auto ran into a telephone-pole at the side of the road. Mrs. Simonson was thrown out and sustained minor injuries. The others were badly shaken up, but no serious injury was sustained. The front of the auto was demolished, and had to be taken to a garage for repairs. A Safe Pointer is the one we point out to you as to the advantages this bank has to offer in its various depositors. GOOD INTEREST is one that's paramount. The unquestioned solvency of the bank is another. Courteous treatment and good advice are worthy of mention. Bank Your Money Here and you will be in a position years hence to thank us for the advice. GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ANAHEIM GAZETTE H. Deutsch was in town from Los Angeles on Saturday. Dr. Loerch has moved his optical office to Santa Ana. Who ever heard of Hiram Johnson before he blossomed out as a candidate for governor? W. P. Quarton discarded city politics on Tuesday and interviewed the Los Angeles wholesalers. District Attorney Davis was in town the first of the week looking after his fences, which he says are high and strong. Dan Williams came in from Buena Park on Saturday evening to ride the goat. Dan proved to be a vaquero from away back. Elton Goble came down from San Bernardino for an over-Sunday visit. Capt. Barr mingled with friends in Los Angeles on Monday. Joseph Dauser was in town from Los Angeles the past week visiting friends and relatives. W. S. Ganes, a prominent lumber dealer and capitalist of Redlands, was a guest on Saturday of E. L. Olmstead. Theo. Ford, the well-known nurseryman, was in town Tuesday on a brief business mission. Allan Melrose was down from Los Angeles the other day. Allan has a new girl, and he says this time it means business. Rev. Markel will deliver his concluding address on Christian Science at the Christian church on Thursday evening. All are invited to hear the reverend gentleman take a fall out of the propaganda. Contractor D. W. Anderson has a force of men employed in erecting Wm: Wallop's new residence on Philadelphia street, which will contain seven rooms and be in every way a handsome structure. Hon. P. A. Stanton was in town on Saturday afternoon from Bay City. He met with assurances of support on every side, and his candidacy was endorsed by the walnut growers' association, which was in session during the afternoon. Deputy Assessor John Kellenberger caught 79 railroad cars on the fly on Monday last at the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific depots in this city, as well as Loara, Benedict, Los Alamitos and Buena Park. Last year he assessed 39 cars at the same stations. Each car is assessed at a valuation of $400. Joseph P. Faucet of Pittsburg, accompanied by his wife and three children, and Mrs. Faucet's mother, was in town on Friday, visiting with Capt. and Mrs. Williams. Mr. Faucet is a partner of Capt. Williams in the NEWS AND BUSINESS Wanted: By a capable young woman, a position as house servant, in good family; a good cook and all-around domestic. References. Phone Pacific 495, Fullerton. 1t For Sale: Brand new sewing machines, from $22 up. Easy terms.Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. Why not get the glasses right the first time from Dr. K. A. Loerch, optician, He can fit all kinds of glasses to all kinds of eyes. 2-10-tf Union Brewing Company is selling bottled beer at 90 cents per dozen. 1-20-tf. C. A. Clark has a large lot of new electrical fixtures to select from in his new quarters in the Wisser-Kroeger building. Attention given to all orders promptly. 3-3-tf Buy "Hercules" team harness at Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. Wanted: Women and girls to work at the Anaheim Steam Laundry during their spare time. 3-10tf Studebaker wagons are built to last a lifetime; axles extra heavy, best black hickory, butt cuts, spokes second growth white oak; tires riveted; clipped gear, heavily ironed throughout. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. 3-17tf For lessons in china painting or order work apply to Margarette Walker. Classes Wednesday and Friday afternoons. Pacific phone 811. 3-3tf "The hens that lay are the hens that pay." For sale: White Leghorn eggs for hatching from Howard's celebrated egg strain. $1.50 per setting. Send in your order now to Mrs. J. D. Banker, Anaheim, Cal. Phone Pacific 1383. 3-3-tf 65c and 75c Wool Dress Goods 42c yd during Falkenstein's Easter Sale. Valencia Orange Trees. Thrifty, well-grown stock, for sale in quantities to suit Nick Hugo. Placentia. W. P. Quarton discarded city politics on Tuesday and interviewed the Los Angeles wholesalers. District Attorney Davis was in town the first of the week looking after his fences, which he says are high and strong. Dan Williams came in from Buena Park on Saturday evening to ride the goat. Dan proved to be a vaquero from away back. Elton Goble came down from San Bernardino for an over-Sunday visit to the old folks, and to see his girl. Why, Elton. There was no quorum at the meeting of directors of the chamber of commerce on Monday evening, and the session went over for one week. J. E. Karnes and wife of Sonoma, who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mayhew two months past, leave tomorrow for their home in the north. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McLean, the Misses Olive and Ethel McLean of Victoria, B. C., and Miss Jean E. Poapst of New York City were guests the past week at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Beebe. Contractors Bender & Silbernagel have finished a $2000 residence for C. Clark on East Center street, and now have all their force on the main building at St. Catherine's orphanage nearing completion. James J. Sayers of Chicago, associate editor of the Blue, Red and Green books issued by that municipality, is here, accompanied by Mrs. Sayers, guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hedges, at their home on Crone avenue, and will remain for a few days' visit. Mary A. Taylor has brought a quiet-title suit against Minnie N., wife of C.D. Taylor, brother of the plaintiff, and Russel T. Joy, a Nevada mining man now in Los Angeles. The property is a fine residence and 1.21 acres near the Santiago creek south of town. This property was deeded several months ago by C. D. Taylor to Joy. Plaintiff is said to have a claim under a gift. John Everharty, a former popular resident of Anaheim, was in town some days ago from Los Angeles getting the glad hand. John is in the real-estate business, and is rapidly rolling up his pile. He thinks of stepping over into Arizona to pick up a number of very promising mining investments. He has had the distinction of having appendicitis no less than ten times, never underwent a surgical operation, and is the Monday last at the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific depots in this city, as well as Loara, Benedict, Los Alamitos and Buena Park. Last year he assessed 39 cars at the same stations. Each car is assessed at a valuation of $400. Joseph P. Faucet of Pittsburg, accompanied by his wife and three children, and Mrs. Faucet's mother, was in town on Friday, visiting with Capt. and Mrs. Williams. Mr. Faucet is a partner of Capt. Williams in the Iron City Sand company, which operates a number of dredging vessels at Pittsburg. He is in California to stay, and Mr. Faucet is more enthusiastic regarding the climate than he is. He is looking for a ranch and has been shown several hereabouts. He will erect a handsome home. The family is temporarily residing at Long Beach. Mr. Faucet will be in Anaheim again this week, and will probably decide upon a purchase. There will be divine services in St. Michael's church on Sunday at 11 a.m and 7:30 p.m. Next Sunday being Palm Sunday the usual Litany service will not be used; the service for Palm Sunday will be used instead. The evening service will be the usual choral service. Special music will be rendered. Lenten services this week will be as follows: Evening service every day at 4 o'clock. Holy Eucharist on Wednesday at 10 a.m.; Friday at 8 a.m. Next week being Holy Week the same order of Lenten services will be observed, except that of the "Three Hour" service which will be the only service on Good Friday. Attorney L. A. West of Santa Ana announces his candidacy in our columns today for the republican nomination for district attorney, subject to the August primaries. Mr. West is a lawyer of eminent attainments, is a forceful speaker and enjoys a large and lucrative practice at the county seat. His friends have prevailed upon him to enter the lists for the district attorneyship, and there is no doubt as to his qualifications to fill the office. While it is expected that every candidate must be courteous and affable to all during the campaign, Mr. West scores high as a mixer, and he is broad-minded enough to say that if he should fail to land the nomination, the party's candidate will have no more staunch supporter than he. It is that kind of talk which leaves a good impression in the minds of the voters. More of that talk, and less factional hairpulling Wednesday and Friday afternoon noons. Pacific phone 811. "The hens that lay are the hens that pay." For sale: White Leghorn eggs for hatching from Howard's celebrated egg strain. $1.50 per setting. Send in your order now to Mrs. J. D. Banker, Anaheim, Cal. Phone Pacific 1383. 65c and 75c Wool Dress Goods 42c yd during Falkenstein's Easter Sale. Valencia Orange Trees. Thrifty, well-grown stock, for sale in quantities to suit Nick Hugo, Placentia. Tel. Pacific 530. For Sale: Valencia, Navels and Lemon trees for sale by R. W. Jackson, Orange. Tel. Sunset 1286. Anaheim beer 90 cents per dozen at the Union Brewing Co. All kinds of street and ornamental trees, Cypress, Guavas and Ferns. Also a large stock of the leading varieties of Eucalyptus. We can furnish Palm and other ornamental trees 8 feet high, which add greatly to the value of a place as soon as planted. THE ANAHEIM EVERGREEN NURSERIES, Tim Carroll, Prop. Nurseries located 200 yds. west of West Anaheim station (S.P.R.R.) Sunset phone Main 413. 2-3-tf For Sale: Tankhouse and tank. Apply to Mrs. C. Langenberger. Two fine lots for sale, cheap. On Adele and Emily streets. Inquire at 212 South Lemon street. 2-17-tf For Sale: Singer sewing machine, in first-class condition; $18. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. Horses bought, sold and exchanged Mission Stables, corner Lemon and Oak streets. W.B.Finch, proprietor. A.C.Clark has moved his electrical fixture stock to the Wisser-Kroeger building and is now ready to give his attention to all orders. 3-3-tf Barred Rock eggs for sale. From selected stock.$1 to $1.50 per setting.Apply to Joe Wagner, Black 248,Fullerton. 1-20-tf Wood for Sale:$5.50 on ground and $6.50 delivered.Call up Home phone 1982.Innes Henry.West AnaheimCal. 2-10-tf Wanted: Experienced Ironers at the Anaheim Steam Laundry. 3-10tf Every bearing is fitted with a removable bushing on a McCormick mower.Wm.F.Lutz Co.,Santa Ana. Wanted: By young man,a chance to do chores in private family for room.Address H,care Gazette. 2t Let us sharpen your disc blades with our patented cold rolled machine.Wm.F.Lutz,Santa Ana. 3-17-tf Eggs for Hatching,从 choice Buff Orfingtons.$1.00 per setting。 John Everharty, a former popular resident of Anaheim, was in town some days ago from Los Angeles getting the glad hand. John is in the real-estate business, and is rapidly rolling up his pile. He thinks of stepping over into Arizona to pick up a number of very promising mining investments. He has had the distinction of having appendicitis no less than ten times, never underwent a surgical operation, and is the same whole-souled paisano as of yore. May the fates deal kindly with our old friend. Call again, John. Mrs. E. Robinson of Suisun, Solano county, has purchased the ten-acre tract formerly owned by Adolph Becker east of town, and has placed her nephew, Hugh Lamont, in charge of the property. Mrs. Robinson came south last December in shattered health and under the genial skies of this section has entirely recovered. She left on Tuesday for Suisun, where she owns a large ranch, upon which she has resided 53 years. She will return here in the near future and take up her permanent residence. She is a lady of philanthropic characteristics, and has a wide circle of friends in Solano county who will be glad to learn that her shattered health has been entirely restored, and that she has before her many years of usefulness and activity in this State. 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. 8-5-tf Victor Montgomery of Santa Ana this week brought suit in the Superior Court to collect attorney's fees from Col. Hoggatt Clopton, and Col. Clopton's daughter, Pearle E., and son, Hugh E., all of Huntington Beach. The amount sued for is $1345.65. The complaint alleges that the services were rendered by the attorney between Feb. 1, 1908, and March 1, 1910. B. E. Tarver is attorney for plaintiff. Attorney Montgomery represented Col. Clopton and his children in the sensational suit brought against him by his wife, Mrs. Jennie Clopton of Long Beach. After the disagreement Mrs. Clopton brought suit under a prenuptial agreement, alleging that Col. Clopton had deeded his property to his son and daughter with the end in view of defeating the wife in her share of the old man's property. In this county Col. Clopton won. In Los Angeles county, where a sister suit was in progress, Mrs. Clopton got possession of the American-avenue residence at Long Beach. Get the habit. Attend Falkenstein weekly bargain Fridays. Wanted: Experienced Ironers at the Anaheim Steam Laundry. 3-10tf Every bearing is fitted with a removable bushing on a McCormick mower. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. Wanted: By young man, a chance to do chores in private family for room. Address H, care Gazette. 2t Let us sharpen your disc blades with our patented cold rolled machine. Wm. F. Lutz, Santa Ana. 3-17-tf Eggs for Hatching, from choice Buff Orfingtons. $1.00 per setting. Apply to Thos. S. Armstrong, Anaheim. Everything in heavy and light harness and harness sundries at Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. Incubator, worth $34.50, used but very little, good as new. A bargain. Apply at this office. For Sale: Reo Touring Car, 5 passenger; or will exchange for good city lot. Address J. P. Hatzfeld, Anaheim, Cal. 3-17-tf Spineless Cactus—You can see twenty varieties growing at the cactus ranch three miles south of Anaheim. Cuttings for sale, 10 to 50 cts each. E. V. Whittlesey, RD No. 4, Anaheim. 3-17-2t Hair Dressing—Specialty Swedish hair massage, shampooing and facial massage. Call up Mrs. E. B. Phipps, phone Pacific Main 298. 1t For Sale: Pump jack, double action; pumps 15 inches of water. Cylinder, rods and jack, complete, $100. F. B. Kealiher, Anaheim. For Sale: Small seedbed orange trees, cheap. Apply to L. Z. Huntington. 3-17tf For Sale: About 4000 orange trees 1.5 inches high. J. Bayha, Davis street. 3-10tf Paa's Egg Dyes at Heying Bros. BUSINESS Easter Sale of Dress Materials With Easter only a short time off we will give you an opportunity to buy your dress at greatly reduced prices. Being the leaders in Silks and Dress Goods we are in a position to offer you the latest and exclusive styles before others show them. See Our Windows for Prices During this Sale. New Suits (SPRING 1910) Just Arrived Wm. Falkenstein ANAHEIM, CAL DO YOUR DYEING WITH Paas Easter Egg Dye THE KIND THAT GIVE RESULTS YOUR DYEING WITH Paas Easter Egg Dye THE KIND THAT GIVE RESULTS 5 Cts. Each—ALL KINDS—Each 5 Cts. Heying Brothers PHARMACISTS Near Postoffice, Anaheim, Cal. For Sale: Gum wood $7 cord, on ground, 2 1-2 miles west on Broadway (south T. Carroll's alfalfa). T. McDonnell. 3-10t2 Something special every day on our line of buggies. Look them over before you buy elsewhere. Wm. F.Lutz Co., Santa Ana. 3-17tf For Sale: A five-room house, with bathroom; lot 50x100. Inquire of Miss A. Neuhoff, 119 Emily street, between Center and Chartress. 3-10tf For Sale: A fine, large 3-year old colt; apply to E. B. Hosking, R.F.D. No. 1; Home phone 1931. Milch cow for sale. Brood sows and little pigs. H. G. Rinkleb, county road west, phone Pacific 260.3-3-tf For Sale: Baled alfalfa hay, two miles southeast of town. H. Wagner. Pacific phone. 12-30tf Falkenstein's weekly bargain Fridays are growing in popular favor with the shopping public. For Sale: Burbank potatoes and dry gum wood. Pacific phone sub 169. E. J. McGlothlen. 3-3-tf For Sale: Good young work team, weight 2600 Ibs, age 6; price $500. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. The New Big 4 McCormick mower is furnished with either a 6 or 7 foot cutter bar. The frame on this machine is one piece and heavier and the wheels are further apart than those on other machines. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana. 3-17tf The electrical fixtures of C. A. COMPANY E NOTES Sergeant Miese of the regular U. S. infantry is in Anaheim in the capacity of instructor of military tactics. Several nights a week will be given over to a school for officers and noncommissioned officers during the sergeant's stay here. The company seems to have taken a new lease of life. Applications for three new members were read at the regular drill night on Thursday last and several more are in sight. The heart-to-heart talks after drills between the recruits and the old and staid members is doing much to revive a feeling of interest for the welfare of the company. The coming inspection, no matter how stringent, will be met with a determination to win out. Capt. Schindler attended the semi-monthly school of instruction for commissioned officers at regimental headquarters in Los Angeles on Saturday. E. W. Pyne has sold to F. E. Simon and J. H. Ransler of Pasadena, the 45-acre tract of unimproved land located four miles east of Olive. The consideration was $10,000. The purchasers will move on the property at once and will improve it. Mr. Pyne still owns a large tract in the same vicinity, a portion of which is improved. Feed cured Sugar Beet Pulp at $1.05 per ton in silk and make mo- ``` FOR DRUGS OF QUALITY GO TO MullinixDrugStore