anaheim-gazette 1910-09-29

PRAISE FOR HIGHSCHOOL Miss Anna Hussey Plans Novel Course for Students The Oakland Enquirer of date September 22 contains the following reference to Miss Anna Hussey, daughter of Mrs. A. A. Huelster of this city: "Cooking at a camp fire and sewing buttons on neglected trousers is the new course to be taught in the domestic science department at the John C. Fremont high school to a class of boys, according to the announcement of Miss Anna Hussey, head of the department. Miss Hussey who has made many improvements in the girl's courses at the school, and which boasts one of the most modern domestic science departments in the state, has taken up the work at the request of the boys planning to take engineering courses at the state university, and already a number of students have enrolled. Quick bread, flapjacks, biscuits, ham and eggs and the plebian but difficult pork and beans, suitable for an engineer's field diet, will be the principal viands to be prepared by the class, and rough but serviceable sewing will be taught, special attention to be paid to the sewing on of buttons without jabbing the thumb with the needle. Miss Hussey has perfected one of the most complete courses in domestic science for girls ever designed in local schools. She has not only gone into the manner of cooking, but into the scientific facts connected with the" COUNTY SEAT BRIEF'S Benjamin Carpenter, a motorcyclist was injured Sunday night when his motorcycle collided with an automobile truck owned and driven by G. W. Wells. Carpenter cut a corner in turning off North Broadway street to West Fourth, and struck the truck. The motorcyclist was knocked off his machine and two wheels of the truck passed over his abdomen. Carpenter will be confined to his bed for some time. The Orange county poultry, pigeon and pet stock association this week issued a list of ninety-seven prizes to be awarded to exhibitors at the poultry show to be given in connection with the Orange county carnival of products next week. The entries assure the association of the best poultry show ever held in the county. D. M. Gandler, legislative superintendent of the California anti-saloon league, has been here feeling out the attitude on local option of the republican and democratic candidates for the assembly. As a result of his investigations it seems assured that the league will take no part in the legislative fight in this county. Clyde Bishop, republican candidate, has stated that he believes in the principle of local option for cities and counties in regard to liquor traffic, and Col. S. H. Finley, democratic candidate, has made a similar declaration. Sebastin Celaya, said by Sheriff Lacy to have been a guide for Gen. John C. Fremont, was in the superior court on Monday on a charge of insanity. His mind is weak by reason." RATING For Orange County Year *State and County Fullerton City Talbert Drainage Newport Protection Delhi Drainage Huntington Beach SPECIAL Alamitos ... Anaheim ... Bolsa ... Bay City ... Buena Park ... Cypress ... Centralia ... beans, suitable for an engineer’s field diet, will be the principal viands to be prepared by the class, and rough but serviceable sewing will be taught, special attention to be paid to the sewing on of buttons without jabbing the thumb with the needle. “Miss Hussey has perfected one of the most complete courses in domestic science for girls ever designed in local schools. She has not only gone into the manner of cooking, but into the scientific facts connected with the art, the chemistry of cooking and pickling, and the different methods of preserving, with reasons why these are effective. A number of different preserves and examples of culinary art are being made into an exhibition by the students, and will probably be shown later in the year. “The class at the school now numbers 130 girls, and it is expected that by next year the quarters of the department, which is a new one, will be materially enlarged, to keep step with the huge enrollment expected.” BIG SHIPMENT OF LUMBER Local Concern Preparing for Increased Business The lumber yard of the E. L. Olmstead Lumber company, located on the Santa Fe tracks at the corner of Broadway and Vine streets, in Anaheim, is a busy place these days. Over a quarter of a million feet of lumber shipped direct from the northern mills, filling 12 or 14 cars, is arriving and being unloaded by a big force of men. As soon as this consignment is handled and stored another of equal size will follow, giving this concern one of the largest lumber stocks in Orange county and placing them in a position to handle the large and growing traffic coming to them from this city and vicinity. Owing to the rapidly increasing business the company has been forced to secure two heavy teams of their own which are kept constantly busy hauling lumber to the territory in and around Anaheim and Fullerton. The growth of this lumber company which was installed in Anaheim only about six months ago is only another proof of the rapid and continuous growth of Orange county, and especially of the northern portion thereof. At the present time there are fully 50 houses being erected in this district, taking in Anaheim, Fullerton and Placentia, and there is business for all and to spare. There is no indication that there will be any decline in the league will take no part in the legislative fight in this county. Clyde Bishop, republican candidate, has stated that he believes in the principle of local option for cities and counties in regard to liquor traffic, and Col. S. H. Finley, democratic candidate, has made a similar declaration. Sebastin Celaya, said by Sheriff Lacy to have been a guide for Gen John C. Fremont, was in the superior court on Monday on a charge of insanity. His mind is weak by reason of old age and years of brooding over the loss of a season's cutting of wood by fire in Bell canyon twenty years ago. Sheriff Lacy happened to walk into the courtroom where Celaya was being examined, and asked the court not to send the man to an insane asylum. “I’ll look after him myself,” said the sheriff. Romolo Delci, a Mexican, offered to take Celaya into his family. The sheriff said he would stand sponsor for the old man, and if Delci did not give him what he needed the sheriff would give him a room. Celaya was turned over to the sheriff and the examination for insanity was dropped. Delci said Celaya is 90 years old. The old man is almost blind and was deserted by his two sons. “Celaya came to California from Old Mexico in the forties,” said Lacy, “and was a guide for Fremont. Celaya knew all the Southern California mountains. About twenty years ago, Celaya had a big gang of men chopping wood in Bell canyon. A mountain fire swept down upon them and destroyed the product of their labor. Celaya brooded over this misfortune.” The steward of the county hospital said that often Celaya imagined the fire was upon him, and he would then twist his bed clothing into a mass and strike out at the imaginary fire. One hundred and sixty-two acres of land at the northeast corner of South Main street and Delhi road have been sold by James McFadden to W. A. Pallett, recently returned from Central America, for a sum between $40,000 and $50,000. The deal was closed at the office of the Abstract & Title Guaranty Co. The deed was made to Emma T. Pallett, a sister of W. A. Pallett. A mortgage to McFadden, for notes aggregating $21,330, will be recorded. The sale was made through the agency of T. P. Marsh. This property is the south end of the James McFadden holdings east The growth of this lumber company which was installed in Anaheim only about six months ago is only another proof of the rapid and continuous growth of Orange county, and especially of the northern portion thereof. At the present time there are fully 50 houses being erected in this district, taking in Anaheim, Fullerton and Placentia, and there is business for all and to spare. There is no indication that there will be any decrease in building activity; rather the indications point to an increasing volume of this sort of improvement in the towns and country districts and Mr. Olmstead announces that he is willing to back his faith in the future of the county by putting in as large a stock of lumber and building materials as is needed to properly handle the business promptly and satisfactorily. This property is the south end of the James McFadden holdings east of South Main street, there remaining 180 acres in that piece, which is known as the McFadden home place. Sugar beets have been the main crop grown on the property the last two years. Gray spread many bad checks in various parts of Southern California. Santa Ana was his headquarters for several days, and checks given Congdon Bros, and Bennett dated ahead. FALL HATS NOW IN-LATEST IN STYLE AND COLOR F.A.YUNGBLUTH THE BEST GOODS WE DELIVER THE GOODS Fall Suits, the proper style, cut and fit, that keep their shape, give all around satisfaction and at a price you can well afford to pay. F. A. Yungbluth SHOES WITH REPUTATION proved worthless when it developed that Gray had no money in the Farmers & Merchants National bank, upon which the checks were drawn. Gray will be prosecuted on a bogus $15 check. He owed $3.50 for auto hire and took the difference in change. Constable Jackson of Santa Ana who was hunting for Gray, was notified by the Long Beach constable that Gray had been arrested. Pallett was well acquainted with the section twenty or twenty-five years ago. When he came here last week it was his first visit here in twenty years. *Harold F. Gray, alias John J. Clancy, who swindled Congdon Bros. garage out of $50 and Charles Bennett, auto rental man, out of $70, was arrested in Los Angeles on a charge of passing a bogus check on a Long Beach rental garage. RATE OF TAXES For Orange County for the Fiscal Year 1910-1911 *State and County, outside ...$1.60 *State and County, inside ...1.20 Fullerton City ...1.09 Talbert Drainage Ditch Tax ...95 Newport Protection District Tax .68 Delhi Drainage Ditch Tax ...1.00 Huntington Beach City ...1.06 SPECIAL SCHOOL RATES Alamitos ...$.05 Anaheim ...73 Bolsa ...05 Bay City ...05 Buena Park ...86 Cypress ...05 Centralia ...05 UNCLAIMED LETTERS Mrs. Bertie Ross, Mrs. Alma Jones, G. S. Briggs, Ed Kulgleman, Miss Jennie Stinemetz, Gray's Camp, Florence Mize, Mr. Spakesman, Mrs. F. C. Newrath, Mrs. T. F. Hayes, Mrs. Harriet McCairy, Frank Moller, L. W. Thompson, Francisco Soto, C. R. Staub, Malalino Ermandes, C. R.Hayes, Mrs. Alma Glateker, Robert Gregg, Martin Tuarez, Ellen Gray. Tastes Like More That's What They All Say About the Ice Cream at Fischle's Candy Store. Nothing quite as good in the city. Open till 10 p.m. Fischle's Confectionery 124 East Center Street. DUCK AND QUAIL SEASON Opens October 1 AMMUNITION THAT IS FRESH Talbert Drainage Ditch Tax .95 Newport Protection District Tax .68 Delhi Drainage Ditch Tax .1.00 Huntington Beach City .1.06 SPECIAL SCHOOL RATES Alamitos .05 Anaheim .73 Bolsa .05 Bay City .05 Buena Park .86 Cypress .05 Centralla .05 Chico .05 Delhi .06 Diamond .50 El Toro .05 El Modena .43 Fairview .05 Fullerton .85 Fountain Valley .57 Garden Grove .44 Harper .30 Huntington Beach 1.42 La Habra 1.06 Laguna .30 Laurel .05 Lowell Joint .77 Loara .90 Magnolia .82 Mountain View .43 Newport .05 Newport Beach .16 Newhope .37 Orange .52 Olive .50 Olinda .68 Ocean View .57 Orangethorpe .68 Peralta .05 Placentia .68 Randolph .90 San Joaquin .05 San Juan .05 Santa Ana .88 Serra .05 Savanna .05 Springdale .65 Trabuco .05 Tustin .06 Westminster .05 Yorba .05 Recapitulation of State and County Tax Rate *OUTSIDE CITIES State .....353 Current Expense .....336 Salary .....13 County School .....22 Hospital .....125 Interest and Sinking Fund .....023 County Park .....008 Road .....40 Advertising .....005 Total .....$1.60 Restrictive regulations on the part of the government of France affecting the products of the dried fruit producers of California have been modified, according to information supplied the state department by Robert Bacon, the American ambassador at Paris. The California dried fruit producers complained to this government some time ago that their trade in France, particularly in peaches and apricots, recently had been interfered with on the ground that the products contained boracic acid. The matter was taken up by the American ambassador with the French authorities, and the state department was informed in a message from Mr. Bacon that he had been advised by the foreign office that recent analyses had shown that boracic acid existed normally in nearly all fruits. In consequence, he said, the California dried fruits in the future would be subjected by the French government to an analysis less stringent than formerly—one which would show boracic acid only when present in fruit from other than natural causes. A certificate of origin for dried fruits which had been offered by the California fruit growers will not be required by the French government. To get results have your eyes tested at Hartfield's. For sale: One 6 in. Superior combined grain vetch and Fertilizer Drill almost new, at a decided bargain. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton, Cal. Feed your milch cows sugar beet pulp and save money. 40 cents per ton at Los Alamitos Sugar Factory. Call on us for everything electrical. We stand ready to fill your electrical needs of every description at the lowest possible market prices. Every modern appliance that electricity requires will be found right in our establishment, and all the little conveniences that electricity can bring you are here ready to your choice. C. A. CLARK ELECTRICAL ENGINEER ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA *OUTSIDE CITIES* State... .353 Current Expense ...336 Salary... .13 County School ...22 Hospital... .125 Interest and Sinking Fund ...023 County Park ...008 Road... .40 Advertising ...005 Total... $1.60 INSIDE CITIES State... .353 Current Expense ...336 Salary... .13 County School ...22 Hospital... .125 Interest and Sinking Fund ...023 County Park ...008 Advertising ...005 Total... $1.20 J. C. LAMB, County Tax Collector. CROOKS FOLLOW CIRCUS Three Pinched at Santa Ana, Forfeit $300 Bail J. J. Glennon, Dave Harris and Frank Baker, three crooks following the circus, who were arrested at Santa Ana, on suspicion on Friday, forfeited $300 ball on Saturday and lit out for parts unknown. They were arrested on Friday at Santa Ana at the circus grounds, a Pinkerton man with the circus having pointed them out as pickpockets. On Saturday they were charged with vagrancy, and the trials were set for 10 o'clock that morning. City Recorder Wilson fixed their ball at $100 each. Glennon EXCLUSIVE AG'TS FOR RIVERSIDE PORTLAND CAL.CEMENT CO. RIVERSIDE BRAND ANOTHER Reason why you should secure figures on your material bills from us before placing your order, and one which is just as good a REASON As the THREE REASONS WHY given in last week's papers, is that we can now give your orders more prompt attention than ever before, owing to the fact that we are now doubling our stock by the receipt of a quarter million feet of lumber in 12 cars, to be followed immediately by another consignment equally as heavy, and the further fact that we have engaged two heavy teams to attend to nothing else but our own hauling. If it becomes necessary in order to make prompt deliveries we will add still another team. If there is any good reason WHY You should not give us an opportunity to bid on your business we wish you would tell us the reason, and if the fault lies with us we will try to remove it. ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL AT RIGHT PRICES. E.L. OLMSTEAD LUMBER CO. Cor. Broadway & Vine St. PHONE MAIN 2011 - ANAHEIM, CAL. AMERICAN COMMERCIAL AND OF ANAHEIM Exactly 19,983 persons are now engaged in selling E-M-F "30" Cars. That's the largest and the cheapest sales force known to the automobile industry. You see they all work for love—they are satisfied owners. Disinterested save in their desire to see their friends also get the best value for their money. EASON October 1 UNITION THAT IS RESH y Ducks nting Coats, Carelts, Everything e Hunter, at & Son's Disinterested save in their desire to see their friends also get the best value for their money. E-M-F "30" Five Passenger Touring Car, $1,250. Beebe-Weisel Co. Local Distributors Flanders "20" and E-M-F "30" Automobiles. Phones Pacific 1173, Home 1294. Anaheim, Cal. A SIDE TIP On the Winning Commercial School—The dino Business College and Civil Service In IN EVERY WAY. Eight thoroughly competent teachers; eig ard typewriters; largest office practice in the State. Special o of Civil Service coaching, and many other points that will in LET US TELL YOU ABOUT OUR INSTALLMENT P San Bernardino Business And Civil Service Institute SAN BERNARDINO, CA TIP Mercial School—The San Bernarand Civil Service Institute is IT. OTHER should secure figures on from us before placing which is just as good a ASON SEASONS WHY given in that we can now give prompt attention than to the fact that we are ock by the receipt of a of lumber in 12 cars, to ately by another conheavy, and the further engaged two heavy teams else but our own haulnecessary in order to cries we will add still ANAHEIM Cigar Factory ARNOLD & SON, Props. West Center St., Anaheim. Manufacturers of The Anaheim Eagle and Rosebud Cigars. We make a Specialty of Private Box Trade Every rancher should own one of our Stewarts Ball Bearing Horse Clipping Machines. Only $8.50. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. THE FALL TERM OF The Orange County Business College Is now in session. Eighty students entered the first week; more are applying daily. This school is fast taking first place among business colleges. Investigate. New equipment. Strong courses. Experienced instructors. Satisfied students. Successful graduates. Catalogue free. J. W. McCormac, Pres't, SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA NAL AND SAVINGS BANK ANAHEIM Moneysto Loan On Real Estate