anaheim-gazette 1911-01-05

Thursday, January 5 WOOLEN Dress Goods Dress Lengths and Remnants; all underpriced. Beautiful Patterns, and all the latest colors to select from. 50c val. FOR ONLY 40c 65c “ 48c 85c “ 65c $1.00 “ 80c 1.25 “ 98c Ladies' Suits And Skirts for 1-4 Less. Mostly Samples, and therefore better made than usual. All sizes. We can fit you. $25 Suits, $18.75 20 Suits, 15.00 16 Suits, 12.00 6 Skirts, 4.50 5 Skirts, 3.75 4 Skirts, 3.00 Don't miss this chance to buy a bargain. S. Q. R. STORE Peter Weisel was in Los Angeles the first of the week doing the auto show. Jos. Helmsen has shaved his moustache, and is now the handsomest man in town. A. W. Danforth was in town on Sunday from Los Angeles making New Year's calls on old-time friends. Elton Goble returned on Monday to San Bernardino to resume his position as one of the instructors in a business college. Otto and Carl Zeus are here from San Francisco, spending the week with relatives and friends. They reW. D. Thompson and family drove to Pasadena on Monday, where they took in the flower show. Attorney Spencer transactions business in the superior court at Santa Ana on Friday. Mrs. R. F. Herman spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clark in Los Angeles, former Montana neighbors. Mrs. Koenig entertained a number of friends at a turkey dinner on Sunday. The menu was elaborate and the guests voted Mrs. Koenig the most hospitable of hosts. J. W. Sackett and family of MonArnold Dickey to Berkeley, where course in minima university. Charley Brown been skipping the eastern California side and was a guest in this city and lost a bunch of things about the course again. George C. Royster Fresno nursery was a guest of the week. Mr. to consult Mr. nut grafts and to be forwarded nurseries. Wallace Scott Calzona, where notice of the peace at the November Scott informs us terror to evil-do degree, and has call, which has part of the course. Members of the met at Knights Friday evening allowing officers ensuing year: dent, August Baird Richard Kraster eph Backs sr. John C. Cordes, Schellins, Hans The treasurer's ed a substantial hand. The society give a concert Wm. Schmolz Los Angeles or New Years with ze expects short A. W. Danforth was in town on Sunday from Los Angeles making New Year's calls on old-time friends. Elton Goble returned on Monday to San Bernardino to resume his position as one of the instructors in a business college. Otto and Carl Zeus are here from San Francisco, spending the week with relatives and friends. They return north on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Boege have returned from a month's visit to Prescott, A. T., where they were guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Bauer. Dr. Freeman is out again after two weeks illness at the Fullerton hospital. He has regained his usual robust health, and enters upon the new year as spry as a cricket. Miss May Patterson of Lincoln, Neb., who is spending the winter in Southern California, spent several days this week as a guest of Clarence Smith and wife at Orangethorpe. George Huntington and Miss Elizabeth Kemper, popular young people of this city, were married Thursday. The newly wedded couple have been receiving congratulations from their many friends. Grover Deken who children in the United States navy four months ago is home on a twelve-day furlough. He is stationed at Mare Island training station and will take up the study of plumbing for Uncle Sam's ships. A manager of an Orange county manufacturing establishment, who receives a salary of $7000 per year has been offered, according to report, a position with another establishment outside the county at $12,000 per year. Members of the Ebell society and their friends, especially the musical people of Anaheim, will find something to interest them at the next meeting. Jan. 7, 1911, high school auditorium. Answer to roll call will be quotations from Shakespeare. William Crowther was in town on Saturday from his ranch at Placentia. Mr. Crowther puts the orange crop for the coming year for this southern district at 35,000 carloads. He maintains that previously published reports placing the output at from 45,000 to 50,000 carloads are entirely too high. Clarence Smith and wife were in town on Sunday from Fullerton visit- Mrs. R. F. Herman spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clark in Los Angeles, former Montana neighbors. Mrs. Koenig entertained a number of friends at a turkey dinner on Sunday. The menu was elaborate and the guests voted Mrs. Koenig the most hospitable of hosts. J. W. Sackett and family of Montana, who are spending the winter in Southern California, drove down from Los Angeles the first of the week in their auto to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Herman. The infant child of Hans Voight, a prosperous Peatland celery grower, died at the home of its grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Deakin, on Saturday, aged one week. The mother died in childbirth on Christmas eve. The child was laid to rest beside its mother in the cemetery on Sunday. R. F. Peabody of Los Angeles, representing a wholesale cigar house, was in town the past week in the interest of his firm. Mr. Peabody sells more cigars in Southern California than probably any other traveling salesman, and his wares comprise staple brands which are popular with smokers. W. L. Gray has returned from a visit of several weeks to Twenty-nine Palms and other points on the desert, where he went to recover from an attack of inflammatory rheumatism. He experienced such relief that a few days after his arrival he was able to beat the best sprinter on the desert. He comes back entirely recovered and will give his entire attention to his fine ranch in the west country. A. T. Pendleton was in from Placentia in his auto the first of the week, accompanied by E. W. Sturdevant, who is an eastern visitor spending the winter in Southern California. The morning was the coldest of the year, at least the thermometer fell to 40 degrees, but the day was otherwise ideally perfect. An hour or two after sunup the mercury rose to 65, and thereafter the day was one of those glorious spring days which the winter climate here affords us. M. Sturdevant said it was great weather and Mr. Pendleton assured him that was the kind of weather we had here 350 days in the year. A number of Claudina-street kids have adopted a new wrinkle—they dent, August Born Richard Krastein eph Backs sr. o John C. Cordes, Schellins, Hans The treasurer's ed a substantial hand. The socl give a concert Wm. Schmolz Los Angeles on New Years with ze expects short ponsible position steel company News from his burg is to the cold weather is he is more than sunny climate not resist talking ball, and inform purchased Waltz Angeles. Jesus Garcia some easy money check on the L from $14 to $24 he ran into the son who locked forgery. A pain that for a drink struct Garcia inney making, and the result that h a time, but show majesty of the l recovery. Garcia county jail, and ing as soon as t of the court wi Mr. Neff has institutes to be points in Imperial January 30, Heb ville February 2, Imperial H ley February 4 noon sessions w place In the L ary Mr. Neff w towns along the Orange, Riverside and Los Angeles ten meetings w turned on Satu Fernando valley,cessful meetings bello and Toluca J. F. Cleaveland dropped into tow ing for a brief coming down frothe early train an Mr. Cleaveland position as secre William Crowther was in town on Saturday from his ranch at Placentia. Mr. Crowther puts the orange crop for the coming year for this southern district at 35,000 carloads. He maintains that previously published reports placing the output at from 45,000 to 50,000 carloads are entirely too high. Clarence Smith and wife were in town on Sunday from Fullerton visiting friends. They took in the ball game in company of a party of fans, and Clarence being a sport wagered a dollar on the losing side. The money was taken by a young lady who is loyal to the home team. George Garlichs spent New Years with friends in town. George has been with the Oxnard sugar factory ten years, and now occupies a position as foreman inside the mill. He tells us the factory this year made one million bags of sugar, of 100 lbs. each, and sliced 3000 tons of beets per day for 110 days. The average run was 2600 tons per day. A number of Claudina-street kids have adopted a new wrinkle—they get together and make a can of boulion, and it's not bad, as was this week demonstrated by a sample presented us. The principal ingredients are two halved cabbages, some carrots, turnips and other vegetables boiled in a can of water four and one half hours. Wood comes from neighboring brushpiles, and a hot fire is maintained for the time specified. The result is a can of broth that will make your hair curl. It might be suggested that a chicken lifted from a neighboring barnyard would also add zest to the concoction. Bully for the boys. Secure Your Money By putting it in a safe place. We can't advise better than to ask you to deposit it with The German-American Bank Your bank book will show you have it "nailed down" in a secure place. Keep adding to your first deposit, as that's the road to wealth. GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS Arnold Dickel returns next week to Berkeley, where he is taking a course in mining engineering at the university. Charley Brown of Clinton, Iowa, has been skipping the tra-la-loo in Southern California since cold weather east, and was a guest this week of friends in this city and Fullerton. Charley lost a bunch of checks while traveling about the county, but found them again. George C. Roeding, the well-known Fresno nurseryman and fruit-grower, was a guest of J. B. Neff, the first of the week. Mr. Roeding came here to consult Mr. Neff relative to walnut grafts and ordered a consignment to be forwarded him at his Fresno nurseries. Wallace Scott leaves next week for Calzona, where he was elected justice of the peace for that township at the November election. Judge Scott informs us he intends to be a terror to evil-doers of high and low degree, and has no fears of the recall, which has not yet reached his part of the country. Members of the Concordia society met at Knights of Columbus hall on Friday evening and elected the following officers to serve during the ensuing year: John C. Cordes president, August Backs vice president, Richard Krastel secretary and Joseph Backs sr. treasurer. Trustees—John C. Cordes, Richard Krastel, R. Schellins, Hans V. Weisel, C. Lange. The treasurer's annual report showed a substantial amount of money on hand. The society is preparing to give a concert in the near future. Wm. Schmolze came down from Los Angeles on Saturday to spend New Years with friends. Mr. Schmolze expects shortly to assume a res Mrs. Perry of Iowa is here on an extended visit to her sister, Mrs. Oliver Hill. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brunworth attended the rose carnival at Pasadena on Monday. J. B. Neff went to San Diego Tuesday afternoon on a business trip. He returned last evening. Morris Smith has a fine crop of Valencia oranges coming on. He will have 2000 packed boxes. They will bring about $2 a box. Percy Rust went to Los Angeles on Sunday evening to attend the theater. He took in the flights at aviation park on Wednesday. The association is shipping out a carload of navel oranges daily. Fifteen packers are employed. The fruit goes to Chicago and other points east. Masquerade ball given by the management of Anaheim opera house on Saturday evening, Jan. 7. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Tell all your friends and prepare for a good time. W. A. Wallace has cleared 155 acres of cactus land near the Olive bridge and is now plowing and harrowing. He will plant a crop of potatoes and alfalfa and will next year set the land to Valencia orange trees. The Sunday school class of Mrs. U. S. Lemon known as the “Presbyterian Girls club” have organized with Bessie Thompson president, Beatrice Wilcox secretary, and Ruth Lemon as treasurer. The younger set have chosen as their motto the golden rule, "Do unto others as you would have others do unto you." Tommy Hedges is holding down first base at the Commercial hotel cafe. Tommy used to be a star base ball performer, but has retired from the game on account of excessive weight. Schools are in again after the holiday vacation. Born, Sunday, Jan. 1, to the wife of Peter Reyes, a son. W. H. Locke and wife visited with friends in Whittier on Sunday. Girl wanted for general housework at the Commercial hotel, Anaheim. A desert wind sprang up on Tuesday evening and blew during the night and yesterday morning. Mrs. Adolph Rimpau will entertain the ladies euchre club at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. C. Clark, on Thursday afternoon next the 12th. W. H. Kirby of Los Angeles was in town yesterday arranging to open an automobile garage here. He will be located for the present at the Pacific implement company, and will handle the Buick and Oldsmobile. E. D. Smith and wife of Savannah Ill., parents of Mrs. Harry Spielman are here on a visit and will remain six weeks. Mr. Smith is construction foreman for the Burlington railroad and this is his first trip to the coast. On Monday at noon C. E. Ruddoch became sheriff of Orange county and Theodore Lacy, who has served three terms in that office stepped out.Under Ruddock, Sidney Smithwick will become jailer and Sam Jernigan under sheriff, taking the places of Theodore Lacy Jr. and A. H. Lacy. Are you interested? Then look here.“What becomes of the soul after death? What does the Bible teach?” At the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning.Subject for evening“Untrodden Ways.” Among you New Year resolutions why not resolve to go to church? The new year brings but few changes in the county courthouse as the result of the November election. August Backs vice president, Richard Krastel secretary and Joseph Backs sr. treasurer. Trustees—John C. Cordes, Richard Krastel, R. Schellins, Hans V. Weisel, C. Lange. The treasurer's annual report showed a substantial amount of money on hand. The society is preparing to give a concert in the near future. Wm. Schmolze came down from Los Angeles on Saturday to spend New Years with friends. Mr. Schmolze expects shortly to assume a responsible position in the office of a steel company in the Angelic burg. News from his former home in Pittsburg is to the effect that extremely cold weather is prevailing there, and he is more than glad to be in the sunny climate. While here he could not resist talking a bit about baseball, and informed us Pittsburg had purchased Walter Nagle from Los Angeles. Jesus Garcia, a Mexican, ran into some easy money when he raised a check on the First National Bank from $14 to $24, but soon thereafter he ran into the arms of Marshal Simp son who locked him upon a charge of forgery. A paisano informed him that for a drink of liquor he would instruct Garcia in the art of easy money-making, and Garcia complied, with the result that he was flying high for a time, but shortly encountered the majesty of the law. The money was recovered. Garcia was taken to the county jail, and will have his hearing as soon as the crowded condition of the court will permit. Mr. Neff has arranged for farmers institutes to be held at the following points in Imperial county: Calexico January 30, Heber January 31, Holtville February 1, El Centro February 2, Imperial February 3 and Brawley February 4. Morning and afternoon sessions will be held at each place. In the latter part of February Mr. Neff will hold institutes at towns along the kite-shaped track, in Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and Los Angeles county. Probably ten meetings will be held. He returned on Saturday from the San Fernando valley, where he held successful meetings at Burbank, Montebello and Toluca. J. F. Cleaveland of Phoenix, A. T., dropped into town on Sunday morning for a brief visit with relatives coming down from Los Angeles on the early train and returning at noon. Mr. Cleaveland recently resigned his position as secretary to the governent, August Backs vice president, Richard Krastel secretary and Joseph Backs sr. treasurer. Trustees—John C. Cordes, Richard Krastel, R. Schellins, Hans V. Weisel, C. Lange. The treasurer's annual report showed a substantial amount of money on hand. The society is preparing to give a concert in the near future. Wm. Schmolze came down from Los Angeles on Saturday to spend New Years with friends. Mr. Schmolze expects shortly to assume a responsible position in the office of a steel company in the Angelic burg. News from his former home in Pittsburg is to the effect that extremely cold weather is prevailing there, and he is more than glad to be in the sunny climate. While here he could not resist talking a bit about baseball, and informed us Pittsburg had purchased Walter Nagle from Los Angeles. Jesus Garcia, a Mexican, ran into some easy money when he raised a check on the First National Bank from $14 to $24, but soon thereafter he ran into the arms of Marshal Simp son who locked him upon a charge of forgery. A paisano informed him that for a drink of liquor he would instruct Garcia in the art of easy money-making, and Garcia complied, with the result that he was flying high for a time, but shortly encountered the majesty of the law. The money was recovered. Garcia was taken to the county jail, and will have his hearing as soon as the crowded condition of the court will permit. Mr. Neff has arranged for farmers institutes to be held at the following points in Imperial county: Calexico January 30, Heber January 31, Holtville February 1, El Centro February 2, Imperial February 3 and Brawley February 4. Morning and afternoon sessions will be held at each place. In the latter part of February Mr. Neff will hold institutes at towns along the kite-shaped track, in Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and Los Angeles county. Probably ten meetings will be held. He returned on Saturday from the San Fernando valley, where he held successful meetings at Burbank, Montebello and Toluca. J. F. Cleaveland of Phoenix, A. T., dropped into town on Sunday morning for a brief visit with relatives coming down from Los Angeles on the early train and returning at noon. Mr. Cleaveland recently resigned his position as secretary to the governent, August Backs vice president, Richard Krastel secretary and Joseph Backs sr. treasurer. Trustees—John C. Cordes, Richard Krastel, R. Schellins, Hans V. Weisel, C. Lange.The treasurer's annual report showed a substantial amount of money on hand.The society is preparing to give a concert in the near future. Wm. Schmolze came down from Los Angeles on Saturday to spend New Years with friends. Mr. Schmolze expects shortly to assume a responsible position in the office of a steel company in the Angelic burg.News from his former home in Pittsburg is to the effect that extremely cold weather is prevailing there,and he is more than glad to be in the sunny climate.Will here he could not resist talking a bit about baseball,and informed us Pittsburg had purchased Walter Nagle from Los Angeles. Jesus Garcia,a Mexican,ran into some easy money when he raised a check on the First National Bank from $14 to $24,but soon thereafter he ran into the arms of Marshal Simp son locked him upon a charge of forgery.A paisano informed him that for a drink of liquor he would instruct Garcia in the art of easy money-making,and Garcia complied.withthe result that he was flying high fora timebut shortly encounteredthe majestyofthelaw.The moneywas recovered.Garcia was taken tothecountyjail,andwillhavehishearingassoonasthecrowdedconditionofthecourtwillpermit. Mr.NeffhasarrangedforfarmersinstitutestoheldatthefollowingpointsinImperialcounty:CalexicoJanuary30,HeberJanuary31,HoltvilleFebruary1ElCentroFebruary2ImperialFebruary3andBrawleyFebruary4.Morningandafternoonsessionswillbeheldateachplace.InthelatterpartOfFebruaryMr.Neffwillholdinstitutesattownsalongthekite-shapedtrack,在Orange,Riverside,SanBernardino和LosAngelescounty。Probablytenmeetingswillbeheld。他returnedonSaturdayfromtheSanFernandovalleywherehelendsuccessfulmeetingsatBurbank,MontebelloandToluca.J.F.CleavelandofPhoenix,A.T.droppedintotownonsundaymorningforabbriefvisitwithrelativescomingdownfromLosAngelesontheearlytrainandreturningatnoon.MrCleavelandrecentlyresignedhispositionassecretarytothegovernent，AugustBacks vice president，RichardKrastel secretary和JosephBacks sr.treasurer。Trustees—JohnC.Cordes，RichardKrastel，R.Schellins，汉斯V.Weisel,C.Lange.Thetreasurer'sannualreportshowedaste substantialamountofmoneyonhand.Thesocietyispreparingtociveaconcertinthenearfuture. Wm.Schmolze came down from Los Angeles on Saturday to spend New Years with friends.Mr.Schmolze expects shortly to assume a responsible position in the office of a steel company in the Angelic burg.News from his former home in Pittsburg is to the effect that extremely cold weather is prevailing there,and he is more than glad to be in the sunny climate.Will here he could not resist talking a bit about baseball,and informed us Pittsburg had purchased Walter Nagle from Los Angeles. Jesus Garcia,a Mexican,ran into some easy money when he raised a check on the First National Bank from $14 to $24,but soon thereafter he ran into the arms of Marshall Simp son locked him upon a charge of forgery.A paisano informed him that for a drink of liquor he would instruct Garcia in the art of easy money-making,and Garcia complied.withthe result that he was flying high fora timebut shortly encounteredthemajestyofthelaw.The moneywas recovered.Garcia was taken tothecountyjail,andwillhavehishearingassoonasthecrowdedconditionofthecourtwillpermit. Mr.NeffhasarrangedforfarmersinstitutestoheldatthefollowingpointsinImperialcounty:CalexicoJanuary30,HeberJanuary31,HoltvilleFebruary1ElCentroFebruary2ImperialFebruary3andBrawleyFebruary4.Morningandafternoonsessionswillbeheld.ateachplace.InthelatterpartOfFebruaryMr.Neffwillholdinstitutesattownsalongthekite-shapedtrack，在Orange,Riverside,SanBernardino和LosAngelescounty。Probablytenmeetingswillbeheld.他returnedonSaturdayfromtheSanFernandovalleywherehelendsuccessfulmeetingsatBurbank,Montebello和Toluca.J.F.CleavelandofPhoenix,A.T.droppedinto townonsundaymorningforabbriefvisitwithrelativescomingdownfromLosAngelesontheearlytrainandreturningatnoon.MrCleavelandrecentlyresignedhispositionassecretarytothegovernent，AugustBacks vice president，RichardKrastel secretary和JosephBacks sr.treasurer。Trustees—JohnC.Cordes，RichardKrastel，R.Schellins，汉斯V.Weisel,C.Lange.Thetreasurer'sannualreportshowedaste substantialamountofmoneyonhand.Thesocietyispreparingtociveaconcertinthenearfuture. Wm.Schmolze came down from Los Angeles on Saturday to spend New Years with friends.Mr.Schmolze expects shortly to assume a responsible position in the office of a steel company in the Angelic burg.News from his former home in Pittsburg is to the effect that extremely cold weather is prevailing there,and he is more than glad to be in the sunny climate.Will here he could not resist talking a bit about baseball,and informed us Pittsburg had purchased Walter Nagle from Los Angeles. Jesus Garcia,a Mexican,ran into some easy money when he raised a check on the First National Bank from $14 to $24,but soon thereafter he ran into the arms of Marshall Simp son locked him upon a charge of forgery.A paisano informed him that for a drink of liquor he would instruct Garcia in the art of easy money-making,and Garcia complied.withthe result that he was flying high fora timebut shortly encounteredthemajestyofthelaw.The moneywas recovered.Garcia was taken tothecountyjail,andwillhavehishearingassoonasthecrowdedconditionofthecourtwillpermit. Mr.NeffhasarrangedforfarmersinstitutestoheldatthefollowingpointsinImperialcounty:CalexicoJanuary30,HeberJanuary31,HoltvilleFebruary1ElCentroFebruary2ImperialFebruary3andBrawleyFebruary4.Morningandafternoonsessionswillbeheld.ateachplace.InthelaterpartOfFebruaryMr.Neffwillholdinstitutesattownsalongthekite-shapedtrack，在Orange,Riverside,SanBernardino和LosAngelescounty。Probablytenmeetingswillbeheld.他returnedonSaturdayfromtheSanFernandovalleywherehelendsuccessfulmeetingsatBurbank,Montebello和Toluca.J.F.CleavelandofPhoenix,A.T.droppedinto townonsundaymorningforabbriefvisitwithrelativescomingdownfromLosAngelesontheearlytrainandreturningatnoon.MrCleavelandrecentlyresignedhispositionassecretarytothegovernent，AugustBacks vice president，RichardKrastel secretary和JosephBacks sr.treasurer。Trustees—JohnC.Cordes，RichardKrastel，R.Schellins，汉斯V.Weisel,C.Lange.Thetreasurer'sannualreportshowedaste substantialamountofmoneyonhand.Thesocietyispreparingtociveaconcertinthenearfuture. Wm.Schmolze came down from Los Angeles on Saturday to spend New Years with friends.Mr.Schmolze expects shortly to assume a responsible position in the office of a steel company in the Angelic burg.News from his former home in Pittsburg is to the effect that extremely cold weather is prevailing there,and he is more than glad to be in the sunny climate.Will here he could not resist talking a bit about baseball,and informed us Pittsburg had purchased Walter Nagle from Los Angeles. Jesus Garcia,a Mexican,ran into some easy money when he raised a check on the First National Bank from $14 to $24,but soon thereafter he ran into the arms of Marshall Simp son locked him upon a charge of forgery.A paisano informed him that for a drink of liquor he would instruct Garcia in the art of easy money-making,and Garcia complied.withthe result that he was flying high fora timebut shortly encounteredthemajestyofthelaw.The moneywas recovered.Garcia was taken tothecountyjail,andwillhavehishearingassoonasthecrowdedconditionofthecourtwillpermit. Mr.NeffhasarrangedforfarmersinstitutestoheldatthefollowingpointsinImperialcounty:CalexicoJanuary30,HeberJanuary31,HoltvilleFebruary1ElCentroFebruary2ImperialFebruary3andBrawleyFebruary4.Morningandafternoonsessionswillbeheld.ateachplace.InthelaterpartOfFebruaryMr.Neffwillholdinstitutesattownsalongthekite-shapedtrack，在Orange,Riverside,SanBernardino和LosAngelescounty。Probablytenmeetingswillbeheld.他returnedonSaturdayfromtheSanFernandovalleywherehelendsuccessfulmeetingsatBurbank,Montebello和Toluca.J.F.CleavelandofPhoenix,A.T.droppedinto townonsundaymorningforabbrevitalitywithrelativescomingdownfromLosAngelesontheearlytrainandreturningatnoon.MrCleavelandrecentlyresignedhispositionassecretarytothegovernent，AugustBacks vice president，RichardKrastel secretary和JosephBacks sr.treasurer。Trustees—JohnC.Cordes，RichardKrastel，R.Schellins，汉斯V.Weisel,C.Lange.Thetreasurer'sannualreportshowedaste substantialamountofmoneyonhand.Thesocietyispreparingtociveaconcertinthenearfuture. Wm.Schmolze came down from Los Angeles on Saturday to spend New Years with friends.Mr.Schmolze expects shortly to assume a responsible position in the office of a steel company in the Angelic burg.News from his former home in Pittsburg is to the effect that extremely cold weather is prevailing there,and he is more than glad to be in the sunny climate.Will here he could not resist talking a bit about baseball,and informed us Pittsburg had purchased Walter Nagle from Los Angeles. Jesus Garcia,a Mexican,ran into some easy money when he raised a check on the First National Bank from $14 to $24,but soon thereafter he ran into the arms of Marshall Simp son locked him upon a charge of forgery.A paisano informed him that for a drink of liquor he would instruct Garcia in the art of easy money-making,and Garcia complied.withthe result that he was flying high fora timebut shortly encounteredthemajestyofthelaw.The moneywas recovered.Garcia was taken tothecountyjail,andwillhavehishearingassoonasthecrowdedconditionofthecourtwillpermit. Mr.NeffhasarrangedforfarmersinstitutestoheldatthefollowingpointsinImperialcounty:CalexicoJanuary30,HeberJanuary31,HoltvilleFebruary1ElCentroFebruary2ImperialFebruary3andBrawleyFebruary4.Morningandafternoonsessionswillbeheld.ateachplace.InthelaterpartOfFebruaryMr.Neffwillholdinstitutesattownsalongthekite-shapedtrack，在Orange,Riverside,SanBernardino和LosAngelescounty。Probablytenmeetingswillbeheld.他returnedonSaturdayfromtheSanFernandovalleywherehelendsuccessfulmeetingsatBurbank,Montebello和Toluca.J.F.CleavelandofPhoenix,A.T.droppedinto townonsundaymorningforabbrevitalitywithrelativescomingdownfromLosAngelesontheearlytrainandreturningatnoon.MrCleavelandrecentlyresignedhispositionassecretarytothegovernent，AugustBacks vice president，RichardKrastel secretary和JosephBacks sr.treasurer。Trustees—JohnC.Cordes，RichardKrastel，R.Schellins，汉斯V.Weisel,C.Lange.Thetreasurer'sannualreportshowedaste substantialamountofmoneyonhand.Thesocietyispreparingtociveaconcertinthenearfuture. Wm.Schmolze came down from Los Angeles on Saturday to spend New Years with friends.Mr.Schmolze expects shortly to assume a responsible position in the office of a steel company in the Angelic burg.News from his former home in Pittsburg is to the effect that extremely cold weather is prevailing there,and he is more than glad to be in the sunny climate.Will here he could not resist talking a bit about baseball,and informed us Pittsburg had purchased Walter Nagle from Los Angeles. Jesus Garcia,a Mexican,ran into some easy money when he raised a check on the First National Bank from $14 to $24,but soon thereafter he ran into the arms of Marshall Simp son locked him upon a charge of forgery.A paisano informed him that for a drink of liquor he would instruct Garcia in the art of easy money-making,and Garcia complied.withthe result that he was flying high fora timebut shortly encounteredthemajestyofthelaw.The moneywas recovered.Garcia was taken tothecountyjail,andwillhavehishearingassoonasthecrowdedconditionofthecourtwillpermit. Mr.NeffhasarrangedforfarmersinstitutestoheldatthefollowingpointsinImperialcounty:CalexicoJanuary30,HeberJanuary31,HoltvilleFebruary1ElCentroFebruary2ImperialFebruary3andBrawleyFebruary4.Morningandafternoonsessionswillbeheld.ateachplace.InthelaterpartOfFebruaryMr.Neffwillholdinstitutesattownsalongthekite-shapedtrack，在Orange,Riverside,SanBernardino和LosAngelescounty。Probablytenmeetingswillbeheld.他returnedonSaturdayfromtheSanFernandovalleywherehelendsuccessfulmeetingsatBurbank,Montebello和Toluca.J.F.CleavelandofPhoenix,A.T.droppedinto townonsundaymorningforabbrevitalitywithrelativescomingdownfromLosAngelesontheearlytrainandreturningatnoon.MrCleavelandrecentlyresignedhispositionassecretarytothegovernent，AugustBacks vice president，RichardKrastel secretary和JosephBacks sr.treasurer。Trustees—JohnC.Cordes，RichardKrastel，R.Schellins，汉斯V.Weisel,C.Lange.Thetreasurer'sannualreportshowedaste substantialamountofmoneyonhand.Thesocietyispreparingtociveaconcertinthenearfuture. Wm.Schmolze came down from Los Angeles on Saturday to spend New Years with friends.Mr.Schmolze expects shortly to assume a responsible position in the office of a steel company in the Angelic burg.News from his former home in Pittsburg is to the effect that extremely cold weather is prevailing there,and he is more than glad to be in the sunny climate.Will here he could not resist talking a bit about baseball,and informed us Pittsburg had purchased Walter Nagle from Los Angeles. Jesus Garcia,a Mexican,ran into some easy money when he raised a check on the First National Bank from $14 to $24,but soon thereafter he ran into the arms of Marshall Simp son locked him upon a charge of forgery.A paisano informed him that for a drink of liquor he would instruct Garcia in the art of easy money-making,and Garcia complied.withthe result that he was flying high fora timebut shortly encounteredthemajestyofthelaw.The moneywas recovered.Garcia was taken tothecountyjail,andwillhavehishearingassoonasthecrowdedconditionofthecourtwillpermit. Mr.NeffhasarrangedforfarmersinstitutestoheldatthefollowingpointsinImperialcounty:CalexicoJanuary30,HeberJanuary31,HoltvilleFebruary1ElCentroFebruary2ImperialFebruary3andBrawleyFebruary4.Morningandafternoonsessionswillbeheld.ateachplace.InthelaterpartOfFebruaryMr.Neffwillholdinstitutesattownsalongthekite-shapedtrack，在Orange,Riverside,SanBernardino和LosAngelescounty。Probablytenmeetingswillbeheld.她returnedonSaturdayfromtheSanFernandovalleywherehelendsuccessfulmeetingsatBurbank,Montebello和Toluca.J.F.CleavelandofPhoenix,A.T.droppedinto townonsundaymorningforabbrevitalitywithrelativescomingdownfromLosAnglesontheearlytrainandreturningatnoon.MrCleavelandrecentlyresignedhispositionassecretarytoTheLacy Jr. and A.H.Coweil as deputy goes into the office of district and torney.J.L.Mary Bride fostered by Mrs.Bride lin and W.E.Wortman.Mr. Stephen hens is big wheat grower and stock raiser and has partially retired from business,and he is so favorably impressed with the climate,the scenery and the people of this region that it is safe to predict Southern California will be his winter home in the future. The president has signed a proclamation eliminating 38,574 acres from the Trinity national forest, California and adding 50,034 acres. By this same proclamation 30,272 acres of land lying east of the Trinity river is thus transferred from the Shasta to Trinity national forest for greater convenience of administration. These changes are due of a careful field examination made by the U.S.S.Department of agriculture in pursuance of having a full house.Mother or daughter and wife had been placed within all national forest boundaries. Nineteen guests enjoyed their annealed by President has signed a proclamation eliminating 38,574 acres from the Trinity national forest, California and adding 50,034 acres.of land lying east of the Trinity river is thus transferred from the Shasta to Trinity national forest for greater convenience of administration. These changes are due of a careful field examination made by the U.S.S.Department of agriculture in pursuance of having a full house.Mother or daughter and wife had been placed within all national forest boundaries. Nineteen guests enjoyed their annealed by President has signed a proclamation eliminating 38,574 acres from the Trinity national forest, California and adding 50,034 acres.of land lying east of the Trinity river is thus transferred from the Shasta to Trinity national forest for greater convenience of administration. These changes are due of a careful field examination made by the U.S.S.Department of agriculture in pursuance of having a full house.Mother or daughter and wife had been placed within all national forest boundaries.* and Los Angeles county. Probably ten meetings will be held. He returned on Saturday from the San Fernando valley, where he held successful meetings at Burbank, Montebello and Toluca. J. F. Cleaveland of Phoenix, A. T., dropped into town on Sunday morning for a brief visit with relatives, coming down from Los Angeles on the early train and returning at noon. Mr. Cleaveland recently resigned his position as secretary to the governor of Arizona, which position he held under the Kibbey and Sloan administrations, and has accepted the management of a new bank at Phoenix. He came to Los Angeles to procure fixtures for the institution, which he says are among the handsomest in any bank in the territory. Mr. Cleaveland's name has been frequently suggested in connection with the republican candidacy for the governorship of the new state, but he states he has permanently retired from politics, and has no ambitions in that direction. Ethel Ellsworth, 14 years, daughter of George Ellsworth and wife, was on Friday committed by Judge West in the superior court into the keeping of Mr. and Mrs. H. Bowen of this city. Evidence was introduced in court showing the parents to be unfit persons for the custody of their child. Marshal Simpson states Ellsworth, who is a tailor now employed at Long Beach, came here a year ago as a paroled convict. Mrs. Ellsworth is now in the county jail on a 90 days' sentence for misdemeanor. Her conduct has been bad and her associates improper. She was arrested here some months ago and given a 90-days suspended sentence. She did not live up to her promises for good behavior, and she was locked up. Ellsworth was ordered by the court to pay $10 per month for the maintenance of his child. J. W. T. Kimball to prepare articles for the incorporation of a cooperative association for marketing the honey produced by its members. The association will also purchase supplies for the apiarists. The club passed a resolution directed to the board of supervisors indorsing the bee inspector, J. E. Pleasants, for reappointment. Pleasants' petition is signed by fifty-eight apiarists, 90 per cent of those in the county. C. F. Otterson of Napa, brother-in-law of Frank Ey of Santa Ana, was in town on Thursday with that gentleman. Mr. Otterson is chief of the Napa fire department and came south on a business trip. He had not seen Mrs. Ey in 18 years. While driving in town he met Col. Royer, a former Napa neighbor, as well as Mr. Holland, who is also a former Napa associate. Mr. Otterson was very favorably impressed with Anaheim and its progressive people, observing the town had the most cleanly and business-like appearance of any town he had met on his trip south. He returned north on the evening train, promising to come again for a longer stay. E. L. Olmstead has tendered his resignation as president of the Orange county investment company, because of the demands of other business interests and the condition of his health, which makes it impossible for him longer to continue at the head of the company which he organized a year ago, and which he has brought to a most successful financial condition. He is succeeded by A. S. Bradford of Placentia, who has been intimately associated with the company for some time past. Mr. Bradford is a successful orange grower and land owner, and under his administration the company will doubtless be maintained up to the high standard set by Mr. Olmstead in the past. Nineteen guests enjoyed their annual New Year's dinner on Monday at the home of Mrs. J. B. Johnston Claudina street. Place cards were maple leaves in water colors in token of the fact that all present were former residents of Canada. Among those present were Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Johnston 'and family', Mrs. C. M. Knapp and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wickett, Miss Balfour, Miss Jean Livingston of Los Angeles, Miss Knapp of Los Angeles, Miss Marion Johnston and Robert Johnston. The big ad.of Louis Z. Kroeger or the fourth page of this paper, will be interesting reading to the economical buyers who believe in purchasing the necessaries where they can buy them the cheapest. Mr. Kroeger is making a wholesale slaughter of prices on his big stock of clothing and furnishing goods preparatory to beginning the New Year with an entirely new and fresh stock, and the prices he is quoting are, he claims, below anything ever offered in Anaheim. Read his ad. It may be money in your pocket to do so. CARD OF THANKS The undersigned desire hereby to express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for their many kindnesses and sympathetic assistance in the hour of the recent bereavement, consequent upon the illness and death of wife and daughter. Hans Vogt, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Deakin.. Your Unrestricted choice of any CLOAK OR SUIT In Stock at 1=3 Off THE REGULAR PRICE Wm. Falkenstein Anaheim, Cal. It may be stated, as a matter likely to be of general interest to the people of the state, that the examiner of schools in his report of recent date calls attention to the increasing excellence of California high schools. The students in the first half year of the college course appear to be doing distinctly abler work than they achieved in former years. It is also a matter of interest that tables It may be stated, as a matter likely to be of general interest to the people of the state, that the examiner of schools in his report of recent date calls attention to the increasing excellence of California high schools. The students in the first half year of the college course appear to be doing distinctly abler work than they achieved in former years. It is also a matter of interest that tables prepared by the examiner suggest that students from California high schools attain in general decidedly higher scholarship records than those from non-California schools. This situation is a pride and honor to the state. Wanted to Buy—One or more cheap lots in Anaheim. Must be a bargain. Address at this office. Lost—a long black silk coat in Anaheim last week. Leave at this office. Liberal reward. For Sale—1 span of mules. One fine driving mare. Pacific Implement Co., Anaheim. 12-22-tf For first-class photographs give Agnes Schuler a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed. Studio, 1st door west of the operahouse, Center St., Anaheim. Hair Dressing, hair manufacturing, shampoo, scalp treatment, facial massage, manicuring, at Miss E. Cummings, located at Gade's millinery. 11-24-tf Start the New Year Right Get a new set of books for 1911. I carry a complete line of all kinds of NEWS AND BUSINESS Smoked Salmon at Dickel's. For Sale—I span of mules. One fine driving mare. Pacific Implement Co., Anaheim. 12-22-tf Little Pigs for Sale—Apply to Chas. Schneider, East Sycamore St., Anaheim. 1 Wanted—Girl to do general housework and cooking. Apply at this office. For Sale—At a bargain one beet-drill, beet cultivator, beet plow, disc harrow, 3 gang plows, sulky plow, Call 671 Pacific. 1-5-tf The Best Butter Producer in the World. Cured Sugar Beet Pulp from silo $1.25 per ton, loading to car 40 cents additional. Los Alamitos Sugar Factory. 1-5-tf Lost—Reward—From Knights of Columbus hall, the evening of Dec. 27th, a gentleman's black overcoat. Finder will be liberally rewarded on returning to this office. For Rent—Good shop building on Chestnut street, adjoining Hahn's livery; suitable for carpenter or paint shop. Apply to J. Hahn, Palace Livery Stable. 1-5-tf For Sale or Exchange—Choice winter Crimson Rhubard Plants. Will exchange for orange stock. Plant a few rows among your trees and have an income while they are growing. Blake Ranch, quarter mile north of Hein's corner, West Anaheim. F. P. Blake, RD2, Anaheim. 1-5-1mp To Rent—Five to fifteen acres, suitable for sweet potatoes, tomatoes, chiles, melons, beans. Apply to same address as above. Ruffon Wratz—Is they anything in this yere socialism, d'ye reckon? Saymold Story (having had an unusually generous handout)—Not fur us, ole scout. We are gittin' our share right along, though havin' to work fur it. $50 REWARD Lost, in this city, Tuesday evening, January 3, a leather purse containing a plain gold ring, marked on inside "May 29, 07," also a diamond ring. Finder will receive above reward on returning same to this office. Found at Last It has been demonstrated beyond a doubt that Tuberclecide, which is manufactured by the Tuberclecide Compa- Start the New Year Right Get a new set of books for 1911. I carry a complete line of all kinds of Account Books, Inks, Pens, Pencils Joseph Helmsen Found at Last It has been demonstrated beyond a doubt that Tuberclecide, which is manufactured by the Tuberclecide Company of 703 International Bank Building, Los Angeles, California, cures tuberculosis where there is at least three months' vitality remaining. Cases pronounced incurable are today walking testimonials to the above fact, and some of them with less than one lung remaining. F.A.YUNGBLUTH; THE BEST GOODS SOMETHING FOR COLD WEATHER Woolen Underwear, in single and union suits, $1.00 to $2.50. Flannel Shirts, assorted colors, blue, tan and gray, $1.25 to $3.00. Woolen Socks, Night Shirts and Pajamas. We still have a large assortment of Suits at a big discount. F. A. Yungbluth