anaheim-gazette 1910-10-13

Thursday, October 13 FALL OPENING You are cordially invited to our Fall Opening on The October 13th to 22d. SEE THE GRAND DISPLAY OF ALL THE LATEST STYLES IN Ladies' Suits, Coats, Skirts, Dressy Sweaters Coats, Dress Goods, Silks, Neckwear And so on through our entire stock. Everything new and up to date. To make our Fall Opening an inducement for everybody to call and see us, we offer real bargains in every department. A few leaders. See our windows. DRESS GOODS In our Woolen Dress Goods we excel in assortment and good values. The newest shades in Serges, Panamas, Poplins, Shepherd Plaids. For Opening Sale prices at 10 per cent less. Extra Special—65c value Dress Goods for only 50c SILKS We have just received the latest creations in Waisting Silk, swell Persians, changeable Poplins and Taffetas. All priced especially low for Fall Opening Sale. Extra Special—Changeable Silk Poplins, 27-in. wide, 10 beautiful colors to choose from, a 75c value, for only 58c. DRY GOODS 12½c Outing, only - 10c 10c " " - 8c 7c Cotton Challies - 5c 20c Idealean - 16¢ c SHOES Swell new styles in American Lady and Vassar Shoes. We have selected several lines and offer them at especially low prices for opening sale. The Vassar $3 Shoe, in welt or turn sole, only - $2.50 Hamilton-Brown $2 and $1.75 values, in either light or heavy soles, only - $1.45 Highland Calf Boys' Shoes, sizes 21-2 to 51-2, a $2.50 value, for only - $2.00 Men's $3.50 West Point Shoes Goodyear welt, only - $3.00 MENS CLOTHING 60 Mens Suits specially low priced They are our $15 Schwab line. Extra Special—only $12. New browns, greys and blues in the latest styles. UNDERWEAR We sell the famous El Real brand, always satisfactory in fit and wear. Separate garments LADIES COATS AND SWEATERS In Serge, Panama the latest blue greys. The new sweaves. For an Fall Opening 10 DRESSES AND FURNISHINGS Ready-to-wear Monas are a special feature. We have a large variety of reasonable Fall Opening wears 10 per cent less. FURNISHINGS 2D doz. 50c Ties, 1D doz. 35c Ties, 25c Fancy Socks, 75c Dress Shirts, $1.00 Dress Shirt, 50c Shirts, 35c Boys' Waists, $5.00 Boys' Suits, 3.50 Boys' Suits Joseph Helmsen motored to neighboring points of interest on Sunday. Mrs. Byron O. Clark is here from Honolulu, visiting her mother, Mrs. Kellogg at the West End. Judge Howard is getting so fat that he has resolved to cut his rations down to three squares a day. A meeting of the republican club will be held at Miller's hall Thursday evening, the 13th inst., at 8 o'clock. Business of importance. Henry Adams, J. B. Rea, A. Pierotti and A. S. Bradford left yesterday for Squirrel Inn to attend the Tri-Counties Reforestation meeting. The Turner singing society is rehearsing under the leadership of Prof. Reiser, for a concert to be given the evening of Nov. 13th. The society consists of thirty singers, and meets weekly on Tuesday evenings at Knights of Columbus hall. Ned Merritt left on Friday for Oakland to take a two years course in the polytechnic school, after about of ten days with relatives here. Ned has been two years with a Southern Pacific surveying force on the Owens river acqueduct line. He goes up north to complete a course in civil engineering. Dr. Wells is leaving no stone unturned in an endeavor to locate the new military company here. The doctor is in receipt of a straight tip from headquarters that Anaheim can have the company if suitable armory facilities can be had. Several of the local moneyeed landlords have been interviewed and prospects for a new Attorney Ames was in Los Angeles yesterday transacting business in the federal court. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McLauchlin and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Pearson have returned from a week's outing at Catalina Island. O. V. Knowlton was over from Fullerton the first of the week talking protection district and other matters of interest now before the people. F. W. Barron spent the past week with A. C. Pearson, having returned from a three-months' tour of Iowa and Wisconsin. He left for San Diego the first of the week to spend some time at that point. E. B. Wise has returned from Washington after an absence of three months and leaves the latter part of the month for Mazatlan, Mex., to remain for the winter. Mr. Wise has property interests at Topolobampo, where he formerly resided. Walter Johnson, the local baseball pitcher, on Thursday passed Waddell's strikeout record, by strlinkg out ten men in a game with Chicago. Johnson wins $500. He had two games to pitch, word from which has not been received. His record was 307 strikeouts, to 301 for Rube. This is the greatest record of strikeouts in the history of baseball. White House Coffee is put up for those who want a dependable article of intrinsic value, and are willing to pay a fair price. The Wickersheim Implement Co. of Fullerton make a special offer. Assemblyman Miles some days ago where he attended session of the legislature. Samuel McLean arrived from Halifax will become permanent McLean has purchased town, and has with L. K. Marshaling business. Light showers of Tuesday morning, crops here, and lay day night marked off the year. Carl Pressel retiring evening from a five the eastern states toured the northwest der into Canada, a time in New York, burg and other east Miss Dorothy Ivey Miss Freda Janss t on Tuesday for her land, Neb. Miss Ivy with her many souls en State. She will Canyon en route home. Dr. John H. Boe Joseph Hessel leave nada by way of San by water direct to and will also visit lands. They go on tion, and are preparing records in the big-will be absent a we The financial sta Pacific surveying force on the Owens river acqueduct line. He goes up north to complete a course in civil engineering. Dr. Wells is leaving no stone unturned in an endeavor to locate the new military company here. The doctor is in receipt of a straight tip from headquarters that Anaheim can have the company if suitable armory facilities can be had. Several of the local moneyeed landlords have been interviewed and prospects for a new hall in the center of town are good. Wm. Falkenstein displayed in honor of the visiting Odd Fellows on Thursday last an artistic show window. The center piece was a sofa pillow of white with wide purple border, across the center of the field of white was the three-link emblem with the letters F. L. T. The rest of the decorations were carried out in harmonious colors, attracting much attention and comments of praise. White House Coffee is put up for those who want a dependable article of intrinsic value, and are willing to pay a fair price. The Wickersheim Implement Co. of Fullerton make a specialty of putting rubber tires on vehicles. Highest grade rubber at the following low prices per wheel: 7-8in. solid $4.50; 1 1-8 in. Cushion $6.25; 1 1-4 in.$7.50 Buggies, implements, wagons, harness all will be on sale, so you better watch our circulars. You will get one by mail. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Calif. Start the day right by using White House Coffee, for sale at Wm. Falkenstein's. COUNT ON and on and on! That's what you'll have to do when opening an account at this savings bank if you keep depositing. ACCUMULATED DEPOSITS plus interest will form an attractive mathematical problem for you to keep solving. It's a sure way to become rich in banking here.. Try it and see! GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ENING Opening on Thursday, 2d. GATEST STYLES IN Dressy Sweater Neckwear, Belts, To make our Fall Opening attractive, and as ins in every department. We mention vs. LADIES' SUITS COATS AND SKIRTS In Serge, Panama, novelties in the latest blues, browns and greys. The newest styles and weaves. For an inducement for Fall Opening 10 per cent less. DRESSES AND KIMONAS Ready-to-wear Dresses and Kimonas are a specialty with us. We have a large assortment at very reasonable prices. For our Fall Opening we offer them at 10 per cent less. FURNISHINGS 2D doz. 50c Ties, only - 35 1D doz. 35c Ties, only - 25c 25c Fancy Socks - 20c 75c Dress Shirts - 50c $1.00 Dress Shirts - 75c 50c Shirts - 45c 85c Boys' Waists - 25c $5.00 Boys' Suits - $4.50 3.50 Boys' Suits - 3.15 Judge Victor Montgomery, accompanied by Mrs. Montgomery and Miss Gertzude Montgomery visited with friends in town on Sunday. J. B. Neff went to San Diego on Monday morning to attend to matters connected with the university extension movement. He returned yesterday. Mrs. Hampson who has won a place in the hearts of the music lovers of this city has accepted an engagement with the Star theatre. Popular songs and alrs by Mrs. Hampson are always generously applauded. The Star is fortunate in securing her services. Mrs. S. L. Beebe and daughter, Miss Suzanne Beebe, have returned home from an extended sojourn at Bay City. The latter part of their stay at the beach was spent in their new ten-room apartment house, one of the most conveniently arranged and handsome at that place. Mrs. H. Cahen and daughter, Miss Melane Cahen, were here from Los Angeles on Sunday visiting friends. Mrs. Cahen and Miss Gladys Cahen leave in a few days for Berkeley and other points north on a visit to relatives and friends. Miss Melanie Cahen will probably visit friends in Phoenix next month. A Pierotti was in town from Placentia on Monday morning. He reports the Placentia fruit association has let contract for a $12,250 packing house, 100x150 feet, with facilities extending the area of the structure. This will be used later as a pre-cooling plant. Two new packing houses have been erected, and work upon several others will soon begin. The financial statement of the American Commercial and Savings bank will be found in another column of this issue. The total resources of this bank are $100,217.38, and the deposits $73,613.48. The institution is W. J. Thompson has returned to his home in the west end from a four months tour of the east. Mrs. W. D. Thompson and three little children left on Saturday for a month's visit to Kansas. Mr. Thompson may later remove with his family to that state. Regular services at St. Michael's church Sunday at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 10. The usual third Sunday choral service at 7:45 in the evening. The Rev. T. C. Marshall of Los Angeles will address the congregation at the evening service. William Schmolze was an over Sunday guest of Capt. and Mrs. Williams. He was within three blocks of the Times office the night of the explosion, which shook the entire neighborhood. He knew nothing of the cause of the explosion until the next morning, when he beheld the ruins. V. A. Holbrook's money saving sale under the management of Clifford J. Halpern is now in full blast. The sale promises by far to eclipse the successful sale of a similar kind 8 months ago. The radical reductions are bona-fide and the entire shopping community is availing itself of the opportunity the sale offers. Bruce Anson addressed a socialist meeting at E' Modena some evenings ago, speaking from the steps of the schoolhouse. Local socialists prevailed upon the school trustees to permit the ringing of the bell, and a crowd of the faithful gathered to hear the socialist candidate for sheriff expound the political issues of the day. Y.M.C.A. campfire at Vic. Porter's, Fullerton, next Friday evening, Oct. 14. Refreshments, stories and all around good time. C. C. Chapman will give the boys one of his interesting addresses. All Y.M.C.A. members and all who have attended the Y.M.C.A. summer camps are urged to Assemblyman Melrose returned some days ago from Sacramento, where he attended the special session of the legislature. Samuel McLean and wife have arrived from Halifax, Nova Scotia, and will become permanent residents. Mr. McLean has purchased a ranch west of town, and has associated himself with L. K. Marshall in the contracting business. Light showers of rain fell early on Tuesday morning, doing no damage to crops here, and laying the dust. Tuesday night marked first chilly night of the year. Carl Pressel returned on Saturday evening from a five months tour of the eastern states and Canada. He toured the northwest, crossed the border into Canada, and spent some time in New York, Washington, Pittsburg and other eastern cities. Miss Dorothy Ivers, the guest of Miss Freda Janss the past week, left on Tuesday for her home in Grand Island, Neb. Miss Ivers takes home with her many souvenirs of the Golden State. She will stop off at Grand Canyon en route home. Dr. John H. Boege and wife and Joseph Hessel leave today for Ensenada by way of San Pedro. They go by water direct to the Mexican port and will also visit Guadalupe islands. They go on a hunting expedition, and are prepared to break all records in the big-game line. They will be absent a week. The financial statement of the German-American bank has let contract for a $12,250 packing house, 100x150 feet, with facilities extending the area of the structure. This will be used later as a pre-cooling plant. Two new packing houses have been erected, and work upon several others will soon begin. The financial statement of the American Commercial and Savings bank will be found in another column of this issue. The total resources of this bank are $100,217.38, and the deposits $73,613.48. The institution is in flourishing financial condition, and enjoys to a marked degree the confidence of its patrons and depositors. Marshal Simpson arrested two youths in town on Saturday night who were trying to sell bicycles and which were supposed to have been stolen. They were aged 11 and 14 years and proved to be sons of James R. Ripley of Long Beach. They were taken before Judge West on Monday and confessed to stealing the bicycles at Santa Ana. In defense of their action, they declared they were trying to raise money enough to return home. The kind-hearted judge sent them home. Wm. McLauchlin left on Tuesday for Arrowhead Springs, and yesterday went to Squirrel Inn to attend the meeting of the Tri-Counties Reforestation Committee. Miss Lillie Hartfield, 5 1/2 years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Hartfield, was severely scalded some days ago by falling into a receptacle filled with hot water while preparing to take her bath. She was scalded about the arms and shoulders and suffered great pain. She is recovering nicely, and will soon be able to resume her studies at the primary school. W. A. Franz will shortly begin the erection of an aviary 50x60 feet and 18 feet high, alongside his residence at Center and Olive streets. Within the enclosure will be two walnut, a peach and pepper tree. He will stock it with canaries, zebra finches and other birds, and has written the state game warden for permission to include a covey of quail. He will also include in the collection several squirrels, and hopes to have an aviary second to none. John Hartung has sent home and to friends many postal cards pertaining to the Passion Play at Oberammergau in Bavaria. Some of the cards are of the little village itself while others are of the players. John was right to the front in meeting the principal actors and actresses, and the cards have let contract for a $12,250 packing house, 100x150 feet, with facilities extending the area of the structure. This will be used later as a pre-cooling plant. Two new packing houses have been erected, and work upon several others will soon begin. The financial statement of the American Commercial and Savings bank will be found in another column of this issue. The total resources of this bank are $100,217.38, and the deposits $73,613.48. The institution is in flourishing financial condition,and enjoys to a marked degree the confidence of its patrons and depositors. Marshal Simpson arrested two youths in town on Saturday night who were trying to sell bicycles and which were supposed to have been stolen. They were aged 11 and 14 years and proved to be sons of James R. Ripley of Long Beach. They were taken before Judge West on Monday and confessed to stealing the bicycles at Santa Ana. In defense of their action, they declared they were trying to raise money enough to return home. The kind-hearted judge sent them home. Wm. McLauchlin left on Tuesday for Arrowhead Springs, and yesterday went to Squirrel Inn to attend the meeting of the Tri-Counties Reforestation Committee. Miss Lillie Hartfield, 5 1/2 years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Hartfield, was severely scalded some days ago by falling into a receptacle filled with hot water while preparing to take her bath. She was scalded about the arms and shoulders and suffered great pain. She is recovering nicely, and will soon be able to resume her studies at the primary school. W. A. Franz will shortly begin the erection of an aviary 50x60 feet and 18 feet high, alongside his residence at Center and Olive streets. Within the enclosure will be two walnut, a peach and pepper tree. He will stock it with canaries, zebra finches and other birds, and has written the state game warden for permission to include a covey of quail. He will also include in the collection several squirrels, and hopes to have an aviary second to none. John Hartung has sent home and to friends many postal cards pertaining to the Passion Play at Oberammergau in Bavaria. Some of the cards are of the little village itself while others are of the players. John was right to the front in meeting the principal actors and actresses, and the cards have let contract for a $12,250 packing house, 100x150 feet, with facilities extending the area of the structure. This will be used later as a pre-cooling plant. Two new packing houses have been erected, and work upon several others will soon begin. The financial statement of the American Commercial and Savings bank will be found in another column of this issue. The total resources of this bank are $100,217.38, and the deposits $73,613.48. The institution is in flourishing financial condition,and enjoys to a marked degree the confidence of its patrons and depositors. Marshal Simpson arrested two youths in town on Saturday night who were trying to sell bicycles and which were supposed to have been stolen. They were aged 11 and 14 years and proved to be sons of James R. Ripley of Long Beach. They were taken before Judge West on Monday and confessed to stealing the bicycles at Santa Ana. In defense of their action, they declared they were trying to raise money enough to return home. The kind-hearted judge sent them home. Dwain McLean left on Tuesday for Arrowhead Springs, and yesterday went to Squirrel Inn to attend the meeting of the Tri-Counties Reforestation Committee. Miss Dorothy Ivers, the guest of Miss Freda Janss the past week, left on Tuesday for her home in Grand Island, Neb. Miss Ivers takes home with her many souvenirs of the Golden State. She will stop off at Grand Canyon en route home. Dr. John H. Boege and wife and Joseph Hessel leave today for Ensenada by way of San Pedro. They go by water direct to the Mexican port and will also visit Guadalupe islands. They go on a hunting expedition, and are prepared to break all records in the big-game line. They will be absent a week. The financial statement of the German-American bank has let contract for a $12,250 packing house, 100x150 feet, with facilities extending the area of the structure. This will be used later as a pre-cooling plant. Two new packing houses have been erected, and work upon several others will soon begin. The financial statement of the American Commercial and Savings bank will be found in another column of this issue. The total resources of this bank are $100,217.38, and the deposits $73,613.48. The institution is in flourishing financial condition,and enjoys to a marked degree the confidence of its patrons and depositors. Marshal Simpson arrested two youths in town on Saturday night who were trying to sell bicycles and which were supposed to have been stolen. They were aged 11 and 14 years and proved to be sons of James R. Ripley of Long Beach. They were taken before Judge West on Monday and confessed to stealing the bicycles at Santa Ana. In defense of their action, they declared they were trying to raise money enough to return home. The kind-hearted judge sent them home. Dwain McLean left on Tuesday for Arrowhead Springs, and yesterday went to Squirrel Inn to attend the meeting of the Tri-Counties Reforestation Committee. Miss Dorothy Ivers, the guest of Miss Freda Janss the past week, left on Tuesday for her home in Grand Island, Neb. Miss Ivers takes home with her many souvenirs of the Golden State. She will stop off at Grand Canyon en route home. Dr. John H. Boege and wife and Joseph Hessel leave today for Ensenada by way of San Pedro. They go by water direct to the Mexican port and will also visit Guadalupe islands. They go on a hunting expedition, and are prepared to break all records in the big-game line. They will be absent a week. Assemblyman Melrose returned some days ago from Sacramento where he attended the special session of the legislature. Samuel McLean和 wife have arrived from Halifax,Nova Scotia,and will become permanent residents.McLean has purchased a ranch west of town,and has associated himself with L.K.Marshall in the contracting business. Light showers of rain fell early on Tuesday morning,做 no damage to crops here,and laying the dust.Tuesday night marked first chilly night ofthe year. Carl Pressel returned on Saturday evening from a five months tourofthe eastern statesand Canada.Herouredthe northwest,crossedthe borderintoCanada,andspentsometimeinNewYork.Washington,Pittsburghandothereasterncities. Miss Dorothy Ivers,the guestofMiss Freda Janssthe pastweek，leftontuesdayforherhomeinGrandIsland,Neb.MissIverstakeshomewithhermanysouvenirsoftheGoldenState.ShewillstopoffatGrandCanyonenroutehome. Dr.JohnH.BoegeandwifeandJosephHesselleavetodayforsEnsenadabywayofSanPedro.TheygobywaterdirecttotheMexicanportandwillalsovisitGuadalupeislands.Theygoonahuntingexpedition,andarepreparedtocbreakallrecordsinthebig-gameline.Theywillbeabsentaweek. Assemblyman Melrose returned some days ago from Sacramento where he attended the special session of the legislature. Samuel McLean和 wife have arrived from Halifax,Nova Scotia,and will become permanent residents.McLean has purchased a ranch west of town,and has associated himself with L.K.Marshall in the contracting business. Light showers of rain fell early on Tuesday morning,做 no damage to crops here,and laying the dust.Tuesday night marked first chilly nightofthe year. Carl Pressel returned on Saturday evening from a five months tourofthe eastern statesand Canada.Herouredthe northwest,crossedthe borderintoCanada,andspentsometimeinNewYork.Washington,Pittsburghandothereasterncities. Miss Dorothy Ivers,the guestofMiss Freda Janssthe pastweek，leftontuesdayforherhomeinGrandIsland,Neb.MissIverstakeshomewithhermanysouvenirsoftheGoldenState.ShewillstopoffatGrandCanyonenroutehome. Dr.JohnH.BoegeandwifeandJosephHesselleavetodayforsEnsenadabywayofSanPedro.TheygobywaterdirecttotheMexicanportandwillalsovisitGuadalupeislands.Theywillbeabsentaweek. Assemblyman Melrose returned some days ago from Sacramento where he attended the special session of the legislature. Samuel McLean和 wife have arrived from Halifax,Nova Scotia,and will become permanent residents.McLean has purchased a ranch west of town,and has associated himself with L.K.Marshall in the contracting business. Light showers of rain fell early on Tuesday morning,做 no damage to crops here,and laying the dust.Tuesday night marked first chilly nightofthe year. Carl Pressel returned on Saturday evening from a five months tourofthe eastern statesand Canada.Herouredthe northwest,crossedthe borderintoCanada,andspentsometimeinNewYork.Washington,Pittsburghandothereasterncities. Miss Dorothy Ivers,the guestofMiss Freda Janssthe pastweek，leftontuesdayforherhomeinGrandIsland,Neb.MissIverstakeshomewithhermanysouvenirsoftheGoldenState.ShewillstopoffatGrandCanyonenroutehome. Dr.JohnH.BoegeandwifeandJosephHesselleavetodayforsEnsenadabywayofSanPedro.TheygobywaterdirecttotheMexicanportandwillalsovisitGuadalupeislands.Theywillbeabsentaweek. Assemblyman Melrose returned some days ago from Sacramento where he attended the special session of the legislature. Samuel McLean和 wife have arrived from Halifax,Nova Scotia,and will become permanent residents.McLean has purchased a ranch west of town,and has associated himself with L.K.Marshall in the contracting business. Light showers of rain fell early on Tuesday morning，做 no damage to crops here,and laying the dust.Tuesday night marked first chilly nightofthe year. Carl Pressel returned on Saturday evening from a five months tourofthe eastern statesand Canada.Herouredthe northwest,crossedthe borderintoCanada,andspentsometimeinNewYork.Washington,Pittsburghandothereasterncities. Miss Dorothy Ivens,the guestofMiss Freda Janssthe pastweek，leftontuesdayforherhomeinGrandIsland,Neb.MissIverstakeshomewithhermanysouvenirsoftheGoldenState.ShewillstopoffatGrandCanyonenroutehome. Dr.JohnH.BoegeandwifeandJosephHesselleavetodayforsEnsenadabywayofSanPedro.TheygobywaterdirecttotheMexicanportandwillalsovisitGuadalupeislands.Theywillbeabsentaweek. Assemblyman Melrose returned some days ago from Sacramento where he attended the special session of the legislature. Samuel McLean和 wife have arrived from Halifax,Nova Scotia,and will become permanent residents.McLean has purchased a ranch west of town,and has associated himself with L.K.Marshall in the contracting business. Light showers of rain fell early on Tuesday morning，做 no damage to crops here,and laying the dust.Tuesday night marked first chilly nightofthe year. Carl Pressel returned on Saturday evening from a five months tourofthe eastern statesand Canada.Herouredthe northwest,crossedthe borderintoCanada,andspentsometimeinNewYork.Washington,Pittsburghandothereasterncities. Miss Dorothy Ivens,the guestofMiss Freda Janssthe pastweek，leftontuesdayforherhomeinGrandIsland,Neb.MissIverstakeshomewithhermanysouvenirsoftheGoldenState.ShewillstopoffatGrandCanyonenroutehome. Dr.JohnH.BoegeandwifeandJosephHesselleavetodayforsEnsenadabywayofSanPedro.TheygobywaterdirecttotheMexicanportandwillalsovisitGuadalupeislands.Theywillbeabsentaweek. Assemblyman Melrose returned some days ago from Sacramento where he attended the special session of the legislature. Samuel McLean和 wife have arrived from Halifax,Nova Scotia,and will become permanent residents.McLean has purchased a ranch west of town,and has associated himself with L.K.Marshall in the contracting business. Light showers of rain fell early on Tuesday morning，做 no damage to crops here,and laying the dust.Tuesday night marked first chilly nightofthe year. Carl Pressel returned on Saturday evening from a five months tourofthe eastern statesand Canada.Herouredthe northwest,crossedthe borderintoCanada,andspentsometimeinNewYork.Washington,Pittsburghandothereasterncities. Miss Dorothy Ivens,the guestofMiss Freda Janssthe pastweek，leftontuesdayforherhomeinGrandIsland,Neb.MissIverstakeshomewithhermanysouvenirsoftheGoldenState.ShewillstopoffatGrandCanyonenroutehome. Dr.JohnH.BoegeandwifeandJosephHesselleavetodayforsEnsenadabywayofSanPedro.TheygobywaterdirecttotheMexicanportandwillalsovisitGuadalupeislands.Theywillbeabsentaweek. Assemblyman Melrose returned some days ago from Sacramento where he attended the special session of the legislature. Samuel McLean和 wife have arrived from Halifax,Nova Scotia,and will become permanent residents.McLean has purchased a ranch west of town,and has associated himself with L.K.Marshall in the contracting business. Light showers of rain fell early on Tuesday morning，做 no damage to crops here,and laying the dust.Tuesday night marked first chilly nightofthe year. Carl Pressel returned on Saturday evening from a five months tourofthe eastern statesand Canada.Herouredthe northwest,crossedthe borderintoCanada,andspentsometimeinNewYork.Washington,Pittsburghandothereasterncities. Miss Dorothy Ivens,the guestofMiss Freda Janssthe pastweek，leftontuesdayforherhomeinGrandIsland,Neb.MissIverstakeshomewithhermanysouvenirsoftheGoldenState.ShewillstopoffatGrandCanyonenroutehome. Dr.JohnH.Boegeandwife和JosephHesselleavetodayforsEnsenadabywayofSanPedro.TheygobywaterdirecttotheMexicanportandwillalsovisitGuadalupeislands.Theywillbeabsentaweek. Assemblyman Melrose returned some days ago from Sacramento where he attended the special session of the legislature. Samuel McLean和 wife have arrived from Halifax,Nova Scotia,and will become permanent residents.McLean has purchased a ranch west of town,and has associated himself with L.K.Marshall in the contracting business. 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She will stop off at Grand Canyon en route home. Dr. John H. Boege and wife and Joseph Hessel leave today for Ensenada by way of San Pedro. They go by water direct to the Mexican port and will also visit the Guadalupe islands. They go on a hunting expedition, and are prepared to break all records in the big-game line. They will be absent a week. The financial statement of the German-American bank appears elsewhere in this issue. The total resources of this popular institution total $362,434.51, and deposits $265,003.65 Since the completion of the statement the deposits have increased to more than $277,000. The bank enjoys a floodtide of prosperity and has been on the up-grade since its establishment a number of years ago. Under the auspices of the local Y. M.D.A., and under the personal management of E. B. Douglass, a company of Boy Scouts has been organized in Anaheim. Two weeks ago the first meeting was called to order, 21 members enrolling, with prospects of 50 in view. The Boy Scouts of America as an organization is becoming a great factor all over the world, its principal object being to make good loyal citizens and character-building. It is not sectarian; not military; does not depend on drill; is educational; engages in peace scouting activities and uses every means for development in life saving, manual training, tracking, signaling, nature study, woodcraft and military tactics. Douglas, who is leading the movement for the local organization, was formerly musician in Company E and is well equipped with experience to lead the movement to success. New salt mackerel at Dickel's. It game warden for permission to include a covey of quail. He will also include in the collection several squirrels, and hopes to have an aviary second to none. John Hartung has sent home and to friends many postal cards pertaining to the Passion Play at Oberammergau in Bavaria. Some of the cards are of the little village itself while others are of the players. John was right to the front in meeting the principal actors and actresses, and the cards bear autographs of Anton Lang who played the part of Christus, and Ottilie Zwink who acted as Virgin Mary. The audiences at Oberammergau were almost as interesting as were the performers. A large percentage of those who witnessed the plays were American tourists. So impressed was John with the Passion Play that he vows at the decennial celebration in 1920 he will head a whole party from Anaheim. Prost. Capt. Williams entered his auto in the floral parade at Santa Ana on Saturday. The car was decorated with roses, evergreens and flags. The wheels were hidden under circular bands of red, white and blue cardboard. With the Captain were A. B. Markle, S. O. Llewellyn, Mr. Podd and H. Kroeger, the party being attired in soldier's uniforms and regulation caps of war times. From the center of the car Old Glory towered above them, flanked on either side by muskets surmounted by bayonets.The old boys were heartily cheered along the line of march. And after the parade nothing was too good for them. They were surrounded by an enthusiastic crowd, and it was an hour before the old boys were permitted to go on parole, on a solemn promise that they would come again next year. cisco newspaper man, and in the early days was engaged upon the papers of that city, being associated with such eminent writers as Ambrose Bierce, Arthur McEwen and others whose reputations are today worldwide. He is a forceful writer upon philosophical topics, and has now in preparation a book upon the currency question. A practical printer of many years' experience, he is qualified in every way for the position he seeks, and if elected will undoubtedly give the people a business-like and economical administration of the office. The Elliott-Bushard Realty Co.report following sales: The Tedrick ranch on Santa Ana street to Clem Westerman, 7 acres,$4800. Clem Westerman's house and lots on Claudina street,$2300. Lot on South Olive street to John Kellenberger $650. Ten acre ranch of Mr. Hecker on Los Angeles street to C. E. Lacey,$6000. Kreuger 20 acres of vacant land west of town to Jake Marsh $4500. Town lots of Herman Westerman on Sycamore St.to E. J. Schultz for $1200. Two lots on Kroeger street of the Laird tct.to Mrs. Burns $900. Ten acres of oranges on East street from J. P.Robinson to H. Speidel $10,000. Thirty acres at Lobo station from Mrs.H.F.Cody to Dr.G.H.McFarland for $11,000.Hotel at Buena Park,H.Speidel to P.J.Robinson,$5000 Residence on W.Jefferson street,Los Angeles,from Dr.G.H.McFarland to Mrs.H.F.Cody,$6000.Two and a half acre ranch on E.Center St.from A.W.Cavanaugh to C.A.Griggs$2500.Ten acre ranch west of town from John Blocklinger to H.J.Wier for $4500.House and lot on Adele from Chas.Mayhew to C.Hunter$1600. New Silks for Fall We have just received our new line of Fancy and Plain Silks, and to say the least it is the best and largest assortment ever shown in this city. All the new shades represented in plain and fancy weaves at prices that cannot be duplicated at any other store. We invite comparison. Wm. Falkenstein "WHERE QUALITY COUNTS" NEWS AND BUSINESS Fresh cranberries at Dickel's. 1t Rubber goods cannot be cheap and good. We guarantee our hot water bags and syringes. Heying Bros., drugstore. Walnut pickers wanted—10 acres; good wages. Apply J. R. Montgomery, East street, near Sycamore. 1t For Sale—About 100 loads of fine loam, 25c load, at high school. D. A. Kimball. For Sale—New and old barley and oat hay. $9 and up per ton. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. White House Coffee for sale at Wm. Falkenstein's. Your stationery wants supplied at Heying Bros. drug store. To introduce them to everybody: NEWS AND BUSINESS Fresh cranberries at Dickel's. 1t Rubber goods cannot be cheap and good. We guarantee our hot water bags and syringes. Heying Bros., drugstore. Walnut pickers wanted—10 acres; good wages. Apply J. R. Montgomery, East street, near Sycamore. 1t For Sale—5 1-2 acres in Anaheim city limits one block from paving, 4 room California house, large barn, city water and light; steam heated brooder house; 300 egg incubator and runs for 500 hens. Terms reasonable. Address P.O. box 1617, Los Angeles. Old Mellow coffees make a smooth delicate and rich drink. To obtain this buy White House Coffee. Young horse for sale. Sunset phone 751, Anaheim. o13-tf Guaranteed. "Our Own" cold tablets. Put up for and sold by Heying Bros., druggists. For our opening sale we will place on sale in our grocery department staple groceries: 20 lbs. sugar $1.00 and all other goods reduced likewise. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Calif. Furniture and surrey for sale, enquire of Miss Neuhoff, 206 Chartres street. o13-tf The Wickersheim Implement Co.of Fullerton still take the lead in the sale of buggies. Eleven vehicle sales in five successive days argues that they are not a slouch in the vehicle business. They have 35 styles of Davis, Page and Michigan buggies. For Sale—Cabbage plants, on the ranch of Otto Dargatz, on Olive road, 2 miles east of town, close to Olive bridge. Phone Home 2001. O13-3 Young man if you want to laugh and grow strong, buy a Harley Davidson motorcycle of the Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. Thursday, Oct. 20, 1910, will be the beginning of our fall opening sale. Come in and see our decorated store and hear our instrumental concert. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cali. Don't forget to ask about Nyal's medicines, at Heying Bros. White House Coffee demonstration Come and have a cup of good coffee at Wm. Falkenstein's. Nyal's Cherry Cough Syrup especially adapted to chronic coughs. Recommended by Heying Bros., druggists Local and Los Angeles bottled beer at brewery prices. Rust's winery. For sale: Four work horses and one driving horse. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. For Sale—About 100 loads of fine loam, 25c load, at high school. D. A. Kimball. For Sale—New and old barley and oat hay. $9 and up per ton. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. White House Coffee for sale at Wm. Falkenstein's. Your stationery wants supplied at Heying Bros. drug store. To introduce them to everybody: 1 Disc Benecia Hancock Disc Plow 26 inch, $38.50; 2 Disc Benecia Hancock Disc Plow 26 inch, $48.50; 3 disc Benecia Hancock Disc Plow 26 inch, $63. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. Buy a Stewarts horse clipper of the Wickersheim Implement Co. of Fullerton for $8.50 and clip your own horses. Also headquarters for harness, harness sundries and horse clothing. Furniture For Sale—Gas and wood stove, washing machine, bedding, chairs, etc.; all nearly new; will sell cheap. C. F. Bull, 203 1-2 S. Lemon. (above McFarlane's barn). White House Coffee. It suits when others disappoint. For Sale—Either one trotting-mare 4 years, good worker, 1100 lbs.; or one mare colt (heavy stock) 2 1-2yr. well broken to drive or work. Apply to G. Spingath, 402 Clementine St., Anaheim. For Sale—One Hoover potato digger and one Aspinwall potato planter. Good second hand condition; cheap. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. Tally cards, score pads, etc., at Heying Bros. drug store. White House Coffee will certainly please you. Try it. Now at Falkenstein's. We are headquarters for Stockton and Fosmir gang plows and their repairs. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. Everybody might guess and get that talking machine free of charge. Just guess that amount of Competition Coffee beans in the jar. That's all. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. If you feel like 30c spend 25c for "Our Own" cold tablets. Guaranteed by Heying Bros. For Sale—Winningstead cabbage plants. Frank Walters, East Center street. A sweet treat. McDonald's chocolates. Sold by Heying Bros. For Sale Cheap—Buzz saw, 31-in., with table and carriage. Sam Hemmerling, RD5, box 49; Home phone 2072. Must be sold by Mendel Don't forget to ask about Nyal's medicines, at Heying Bros. White House Coffee demonstration Come and have a cup of good coffee at Wm. Falkenstein's. Nyal's Cherry Cough Syrup especially adapted to chronic coughs. Recommended by Heying Bros., druggists. Local and Los Angeles bottled beer at brewery prices. Rust's winery. For sale: Four work horses and one driving horse. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. Local advertising, such as wants, for sale, etc., 5c per line; minimum charge 25c. For Sale—Good grain bags, suitable for walnuts, in quantities up to 15,000. Apply by phone to Olive Milling Company. Coffee. Do you like good coffee? White House will please you. Try it. Now at Wm. Falkenstein's. Wanted—Walnut pickers at P. A. Stanton's ranch at Brookshurst. Apply to manager, on ranch. 10-6-4t EASTMAN Kodaks and Films Mullinix Drug Store