anaheim-gazette 1910-10-13

The House of Good Goods of Chas. Federman Grand Opening New Store, Our stock consists of Gents' Furnishings special trip to New for this coming Fall is well known and and child, and the p right in all business of doing business—O to enumerate all the establishment; instead Remember the 3 doors East of The House of Good Goods of Chas. Federman ODD FELLOWS' BANQUET Nine Hundred Visitors Served With Elaborate Feed Nine hundred Odd Fellows, their wives and friends partook of a barbecue at the Deutsche corner on Thursday evening at half-past 6 o'clock. Five coachloads of Odd Fellows arrived by special train over the Santa Fe at 5:30. They were met by a large delegation of local brethren, headed by the Anaheim band. A line of march was formed and the visitors were escorted up town. At the corner of Center and Los Angeles streets addresses of welcome were made by F. C. Spencer and Judge J. S. Howard. The latter presented Col. Sherburn of Sacramento, who headed the visiting delegation, with a key to the city, telling the colonel the entire city belonged to him and his brethren of the three links. Col. Sherburn responded in felicitous utterance, and the parade continued on its way to the banquet board, where well laden tables were roped off. Placards displayed upon the posts warned the large crowd which gathered that the spread was for Odd Fellows only. Five hundred ate at the first table, where barbecued bull's heads, beef el, Henry Adams and F. A. Yung-bluth. From the time of the turning over of the key to the visitors a general good frolic of the lightsome order held sway. The band played lively tunes, horns were tooted by old and young, rattles were made to buzz and automobile sirens and horns were blown and honk-honked. Mayor Rust was placed in a buggy and together with Col. Sherburn and the key paraded up and down Center street. In a second vehicle was the city marshal. Both buggies were drawn by members of the order. At the corner of Lemon and Center the cavalcade came to a halt and Mayor Rust was called upon for a speech, in response to which a German brother answered in the "Deutsche Sprache," and asked for "drei mal Hoch fur den Herr Major" (three cheers for the mayor), which was lustily joined in by the entire crowd. A single-file, lockstep march was taken up through the town, fair ladies were caught in a circle and danced around, automobiles were stopped and speeches demanded from the occupants. The 'bus from the city, stables was seized, filled with ladies and headed by two snare drummers paraded up and down the streets. Thanks expressed for time, with assurances will long linger in all the visitors for aftef the best times of them a farewell toof of the cheering and singing parted. Welcome, aggrieved string is always on the "good fellows." On the 26th of this mer host of Odd Fellows district meeting in Anaheim Wednesday was the auto parade of over 40 and their ladies through Orange county. On Center street, in Odd Fellows' hall, a loot set with 500 baskets of oranges; These te descriptive folder of A passed out to the visit auspices of the R.M.A. Messrs. Stern, Henry Welborn Wallop. Mature remarks on the patrons were made on Anaheim and their appreciations. In exchange visiting the Watsonville district useless large apples to gathered and helping able. A general feeling lowship marked the e-When the delegation telling the colonel the entire city belonged to him and his brethren of the three links. Col. Sherburn responded in felicitous utterance, and the parade continued on its way to the banquet board, where well laden tables were roped off. Placards displayed upon the posts warned the large crowd which gathered that the spread was for Odd Fellows only. Five hundred ate at the first table, where barbecued bull's heads, beef and mutton, beans, potato salad, bread and coffee were served in abundance. At a second table 400 visitors were feasted. Well-filled plates were passed around to ladies and gentlemen in autos. The feast was prepared by F. W. Fleischmann, Bobby Mills, H. A. Dick- A single-file, lockstep march was taken up through the town, fair ladies were caught in a circle and danced around, automobiles were stopped and speeches demanded from the occupants. The 'bus from the city, stables was seized, filled with ladies and headed by two snare drummers paraded up and down the streets. The Odd Fellows were practically all delegates to the grand encampment, hailing from all over the state. Many were accompanied by their ladies. At 11 o'clock the special train was boarded for Santa Ana, many cheers were given for the entertainers, and FALL HATS NOW IN-LATEST IN STYLE AND COLOR F.A.YUNGBLUTH; THE BEST GOODS SHOES A new line of the famous "Packard." Every pair is made to wear. SHIRTS New fancy Flannel Negligee Shirts with French soft double Cuff. Also Flannel Work Shirts in blue, grey and tan. MUFFLERS Just in, the largest and best assortment ever shown in Anabeim. F. A. Yungbluth SHOES WITH REPUTATION ANAHEIM GAZETTE The House of Good Goods of Chas. Federman Opening of Chas. Federman Store, Monday, Oct. 17th This week consists of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Linen Furnishings and Shoes, which Mr. Federman is to New York, to select the newest styles for Fall and Winter wear. ::: Mr. Charles Brown and bears a reputation with every man and the public in general, for being honest in business transactions because he has one business—One Price to All. ::: It would be if all the articles which will be carried in print; instead, we invite one and all to visit thanks expressed for a royal good time, with assurances that Anaheim will long linger in the memories of all the visitors for affording one of the best times of their lives. With a farewell to the train, amid cheering and singing the guests departed. Welcome, again; the latchstring is always on the outside to "good fellows." On the 26th of this month another host of Odd Fellows will hold a district meeting in Anaheim. Wednesday was the day of the auto parade of over 400 Odd Fellows and their ladies through northern Orange county. On Center street, in front of the Odd Fellows' hall, a long table was set with 500 baskets of grapes, nuts and oranges; These together with a descriptive folder of Anaheim were passed out to the visitors under the auspices of the R.M.A., headed by Messrs. Stern, Henry Adams and Welborn Wallop. Many congratulatory remarks on the part of the visitors were made on Anaheim's hospitality and their appreciation thereof. In exchange visiting members from the Watsonville district, distributedluscious large apples to home people gathered and helping about the table. A general feeling of good fellowship marked the entire affair. When the delegation reached Santa at the end of the fifth inning he retired to the bench with a crippled finger and Captain Lewis took his place in the box. Fayette always plays classy ball in any one of the nine positions, and he retired six men, allowed but three hits and sent two men to first on balls. Eight hits were made off Wait, the Woodman pitcher, he struck out five men, and gave five passes on balls. Carpenter fulfilled the expectations of the fans by driving the ball over into an alfalfa patch in an adjoining township and galloping around the diamond without a pause, also scoring Valencia who preceded him to the bat. Hart, Schaeffer & Marx. clothing—the clothing that fits. Now on display. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton. BICYCLES The Largest Stock of Wheels in the City to Select from Second-hand wheels at Your Own Price Sporting Goods Guns and Ammunition auspices of the R.M.A., headed by Messrs. Stern, Henry Adams and Welborn Wallop. Many congratulatory remarks on the part of the visitors were made on Anaheim's hospitality and their appreciation thereof. In exchange visiting members from the Watsonville district, distributed uscous large apples to home people gathered and helping about the table. A general feeling of good fellowship marked the entire affair. When the delegation reached Santa Ana some time before midnight the Odd Fellows marched in front of Camp Ritter and removing their hats gave three cheers and a tiger for Anaheim. ANAHEIM WINS CLASSY GAME Modern Woodman Ball Team Defeated by Score of 11 to 4 The Modern Woodmen of America was the name of the Los Angeles baseball aggregation which tried to play a game with the locals on the home diamond Sunday afternoon. They were a pretty classy bunch and put up a pretty stiff game, but they held the short end of an eleven to four score at the close of the ninth inning. Valencia and Carpenter, the two old favorites of last season were in the game for the first time, Valencia playing third base and Carpenter left field. Huntington pitched a splendid game, striking out seven men and allowing but one hit in five innings, but BICYCLES The Largest Stock of Wheels in the City to Select from Second-hand wheels at Your Own Price Sporting Goods Guns and Ammunition Completely Equipped Repair Shop All Work and Prices are Guaranteed HOUTS & SON Anaheim - Cal. C. A. CLARK ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ANAHEIM - CALIFORNIA Last Year’s Graduates Of the San Bernardino Business College ARE Earning Salaries of $72 a Month. AMERICAN COMMERCIAL AND OF ANAHEIM Thursday, October 13 The House of Good Goods of Chas. Federman Federman's . 17th, 1910 Goods, Ladies' and Federman made a fast styles expressly Charles Federman every man, woman honest and uphas one way only could be impossible married in our New to visit our new The House of Good Goods of Chas. Federman The House of Good Goods of Chas. Federman The House of Good Arrived—Hart, Sohaeffer & Marx clothing now ready to show. Give us a call and let us try one on you. We want to show you a fitting garment. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Calif. Mrs. Wilmot Mowry's classes in china painting and mandolin instruction will meet Mondays and Tuesdays after noon at the residence of Miss Dora Zeyn. For Sale—One Bemls and one Fetzer transplanter. Decided bargains. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. Mrs. Beckman is erecting a $3000 residence on Broadway near Claudina street. On all cash purchases we will give coupons and with $50 purchases we will give a Standard talking machine free. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Calif. 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. No. 357 Incorporated Oct. 30, 1905 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE GERMAN - AMERICAN BANK At Anaheim, Cal. at the close of business on the 1st day of October, 1910. Resources—Commercial Savings. Combined Leans... $120,741 78 $106,050 00 $228,791 78 Overdrafts... 1,945 23 1,948 88 Stocks, Bonds and other securities... 5,795 21 5,795 21 Bank premises Furniture and Fixtures... 17,675 40 17,675 40 Due from other than Reserve Banks... 4,501 40 4,501 40 Due from Reserve Banks... 22,874 10 2,019 99 24,394 69 Cash on hand... 14,173 82 4,195 92 18,369 84 Checks and other cash No. 329 INCORPORATED MAY 8, 1905. Report of Condition OF THE AMERICAN COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS BANK OF ANAHEIM At Anaheim, California, at the close of business on the 1st day of October, 1910. RESOURCES—Commercial Savings Combined Loans.....$33,300 00 51,700 00 88,000 00 Bank Premises, Furniture and Fixtures.....5,051 26 5,051 26 Due from Reserve Banks.....3,029 94 4,414 88 7,644 82 Cash on band.....1,247 29 1,088 47 2,532 76 Checks and other Cash Items.....188 34 188 34 Total .....$37,766 07 62,481 31 100,217 38 LIABILITIES— Capital Apportioned.....$15,000 00 10,000 00 25,000 00 Surplus Apportioned.....420 00 280 00 700 00 Undivided Profits less expenses & taxes paid.....190 25 257 28 447 50 Dividends Unpaid.....158 00 150 00 Individual Deposits subject to check.....21,849 42 21,849 42 Savings Deposits.....51,764 06 51,764 06 Cashier's Checks Outstanding.....306 40 306 40 Total .....$37,766 07 62,451 31 100,217 38 STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE, Frank Shanley, President, C. Z. Vander Horck, Cashier, of the above named Bank, being duly sworn, each for himself, says that the foregoing statement is true to the best of his knowledge and belief. FRANK SHANLEY, President, C. Z. VANDER HORCK, Cashier Severally subscribed and sworn to by both deponents, the 10th day of October, 1910, before me. [SEAL] HOMER G. Ames, Notary Public. At Anaheim, Cal. at the close of business on the 1st day of October, 1910. Resources—Commercial Savings Combined Loans.....$120,741 78 $104,050 00 $228,791 78 Overdrafts....1,943 23 1,943 23 Stocks. Bonds and other securities.....5,795 21 5,795 21 Bank premises Furniture and Fixtures.....17,675 40 17,675 40 Due from other than Reserve Banks.....4,501 40 4,501 40 Due from Reserve Banks..22,774 10 2,019 99 24,394 69 Cash on hand..14,173 92 4,195 92 18,369 84 Checks and other cash Items.....963 56 963 56 Total .....$188,168 60 $114,265 91 $302,434 51 Liabilities—Commercial Savings Combined Capital apportioned...$20,000 00 $10,000 00 $30,000 00 Surplus apportioned...1,550 00 600 00 2,150 00 Undivided profits less expenses and taxes paid.....3,329 69 3,379 69 Dividends Unpaid.....8.00 8.00 Individual Deposits subject to Check.....136,341 17 136,341 17 Demand Certificates of deposit.....18,239 72 18,239 72 Time Certificates of deposit...9,525 61 9,525 61 Savings deposits...94,140 30 94,140 30 Cashier's Checks outstanding...723 42 ...723 42 Other Liabilities Escrows...12,976.6O ...12,976.6O Total .....$188,168 60 $114,265 91 $302,434 51 STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Orange, Adolph Thomas, President, Chas. A. Boege, Cashier of the above-named Bank being duly sworn each for himself says that the foregoing statement is true to the best of his knowledge and belief. ADOLPH THOMAS, President. CHAS. A. BOEGE, Cashier. Severally subscribed and sworn to by both deponents the lth day of October. I9IO before me. [SEAL] O.T.CAILOR Notary Public.