anaheim-gazette 1911-09-14

Thursday, September 14 CLOSED WE QUIT! After Anahe JOSEPH B Have Placed their ENTIRE $10,000 STO THE GLOBE With instructions to turn Positively Open 10 SALESMEN WANTED AT ONCE. 50c on the Dollar Greatest furniture sensation ever held in the southwest. HOUSEHOLDER'S BONANZA. High grade Furniture of every description, including exclusive designs Free! Free! A beautiful rug will be given away free, one each to the first three ladies that enter the store the opening day. Paints All our high that there a niture for ch must be her The Globe when a stock and move it 10 SALESMEN WANTED AT ONCE. 50c on the Dollar Greatest furniture sensation ever held in the southwest. HOUSEHOLDER'S BONANZA. High grade Furniture of every description, including exclusive designs in Parlor Sets, Bedroom Sets, Sideboards, Dressers, Chiffoniers, odd pieces Linoleums, Carpets, Rugs, Oils, Paints, etc., etc. Opportunity Knocks at the door of every resident of this city. The Golden Moment has arrived. Free! Free! A beautiful rug will be given away free, one each to the first three ladies that enter the store the opening day. Paints Our entire stock of Paints and Oils of some of the most famous paint manufacturers in the United States must positively be closed out at any price we can get. If you do not need paint or oils for the next two years, it will pay you, and pay you well, to buy now and lay it away Saturday, September JOSEPH BACKS & MONEY, HOME BUILDING Mr. Magee of Home Builders Talks of His Company T. A. Magee of the Home Builders was in town on Friday in the interest of his investment company. The Home Builders is a sound and reliable business corporation of Los Angeles, and local people who invest their money in it will find it a conservatively managed and entirely solvent business enterprise offering them great opportunities for profit. Home Builders are entirely free from the frenzied finance which Orange county people have been recently subjected to, and those with money to invest will do well to look up this company and make further inquiries. "One of the questions I am often asked when Home Builders profits are mentioned," said Mr. Magee, "is How do you do it? and to tell you the truth I've had it keep some very good people from buying the stock and simply because they got the notion that any investment which pays more than from 4 to 5 per cent must be such a good thing that it would be gobbled up by a few big stockholld country long, you have witnessed the wonderful strides forward and you can count more people who have become independently wealthy in home building enterprises than you have fingers and toes. "Now Home Builders plan is simply, as I have said before, a prorating of this profit to its stockholders. It conducts a wholesale business of home building; every item down to even a four-penny nail is bought for cash and in such quantities as to procure the lowest price. It has its business so organized that the cost of doing business is minimized and thus its profits are kept as large as good business usage will warrant. "Through its real estate department it purchases for its clients the building site, if he or she does not already own one, and on each transaction it makes a profit. "You will admit that 25 to 33 1-3 per cent is not beyond the probable profit of any contractor and builder; adding to this the premiums on insurance and the commission on realty purchases, you can readily see, I am sure, a very respectable earning for an enterprise of this character. "But this is not all. After Home Builders has built the home for its les arrived in San Jose and Gaudalup who were wanted murder of a man Ventura authorities formation that there where in the vicinity and had put the Lities on the case. Sepulveda located the southeastern part where they had been named of Perris. Her arrest and took ty jail, and later Los Angeles. Sepuling of the details o to how the men ha Manuela Provencan woman who was weeks ago in a de had been cooking f WON'T COM County Auditor De tor Cops The fact that th board of supervisor employs deputies for is Auditor Lester's ing to honor three favor of the motor "One of the questions I am often asked when Home Builders profits are mentioned," said Mr. Magee, "is How do you do it? and to tell you the truth I've had it keep some very good people from buying the stock and simply because they got the notion that any investment which pays more than from 4 to 5 per cent must be such a good thing that it would be gobbled up by a few big stockholders and not be open to popular participation. "To begin at the beginning, I may say that Home Builders is operated on a co-operative plan and its profits are prorated amongst its stockholders. Its affairs are in the hands of a board of fifteen directors who are elected annually by the stockholders—there is no one-man power in its management. "As a shareholder you have a proportionate share in the earnings; these are paid regularly every three months (quarterly) in the shape of cash dividends. You also own your proportionate share in the accumulations of its surplus and dividend profits, which goes to fortify your investment and increase the value of your holdings. "But why are Home Builders profits so large? Principally because in the nature of its business the competitive element is eliminated; that is to say, to get business it does not need to enter into a profit destroying competition. "If you are conversant with the growth and development of Southern California, all argument of large profit in home building is unnecessary, because, if you have lived in this building site, if he or she does not already own one, and on each transaction it makes a profit. "You will admit that 25 to 33 1-3 per cent is not beyond the probable profit of any contractor and builder; adding to this the premiums on insurance and the commission on realty purchases, you can readily see, I am sure, a very respectable earning for an enterprise of this character. "But this is not all. After Home Builders has built the home for its client and made these usual building profits, and the first payment has been paid, the deferred payments, or the balance dueH ome Builders all draws 8 per cent interest. These deferred payments and interest create a constant monthly income. "This 8 per cent interest charge being paid by the client monthly is put right back to work doing the same thing over again, and thus 'money that money makes more money.' Interest and profit compound so fast that Home Builders realizes far in excess of the 8 per cent which the home buyer pays. "The men who are active in Home Builders affairs today are the same men who organized it something over three years ago, being re-elected unanimously each year by the stockholders at their annual meeting." TWO MEXICAN MURDERERS Arrested at Santa Ana for Murder at Ventura Three Years Ago Two Mexicans wanted for a murder committed in Ventura county three years ago were run to earth in Santa Ana Thursday night and placed under arrest. Thursday evening Deputy Sheriff Sepulveda of Los Angele ANAHEIM GAZETTE ED—39 YEARS After Thirty-Nine Years of honorable men Anaheim, California, the firm of PH BACKS & SON, A 10,000 STOCK of High-Grade Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, GLOBE SALES AND BROKER ions to turn same into cash within Fifteen Days at any Pri y Opens Saturday, September PRICES! All our high-grade Mattresses and Springs will be closed out at prices too ridiculous to mention. Remember that there are five hundred different articles that space will not permit us to describe—such as a lot of toy furniture for children, and articles that are in daily use from the house-top to the cellar. Remember that you must be here to appreciate these Values. WHO WE ARE The Globe Sales & Brokerage Co. is known from ocean to ocean as the twentieth century. Bargain Givers, and when a stock is placed in our hands we never hesitate or halt to put on prices that must move the merchandise and move it mighty quick. PRICES! All our high-grade Mattresses and Springs will be closed out at prices too ridiculous to mention. Remember that there are five hundred different articles that space will not permit us to describe—such as a lot of toy furniture for children, and articles that are in daily use from the house-top to the cellar. Remember that you must be here to appreciate these Values. WHO WE ARE The Globe Sales & Brokerage Co. is known from ocean to ocean as the twentieth century. Bargain Givers, and when a stock is placed in our hands we never hesitate or halt to put on prices that must move the merchandise and move it mighty quick. You Must Be on Hand Early This sale is to be the greatest record-breaking money-saving event of the year. Remember the Best Bargains Go First We anticipate in the next two weeks that this store from front to back, wall to wall, and cellar to garret, will be crowded by enthusiastic buyers who will go out and advertise this sale as the greatest low-price event ever known in this county. The entire stock will be disposed of at less than the cost of raw material. The cost and profits will be thrown to the four winds. Saturday, September 9th, at 9 a.m., this store will be a veritable symposium of iridescent resplendency. There will be no chicken-hearted methods used or employed in the disposal of this stock. Day, September 9th, at 9 O'clock S & S, 125 NORTH LOS Angeles, Street les arrived in Santa Ana looking for Jose and Gaudalupe Marin, brothers, who were wanted in Ventura for the murder of a man named Beltran. The Ventura authorities had received information that the men were somewhere in the vicinity of Santa Ana, and had put the Los Angeles authorities on the case. Sepulveda located the men living in the southeastern part of the city,and where they had been going under the name of Perris. He placed them under arrest and took them to the county jail, and later took the men to Los Angeles. Sepulveda knew nothing of the details of the crime, or as to how the men had been traced. Manuela Provencia, an aged Mexican woman who was taken up a few weeks ago in a demented condition, had been cooking for the men. WON'T COME ACROSS County Auditor Declines to Pay Motor Cops' Warrants The fact that the law gives the board of supervisors no authority to employ deputies for county officers is Auditor Lester's reason for refusing to honor three warrants drawn in favor of the motorcyclist officers J. days. Preparations are being made to make the affair a great success, and the whole county will be asked to take part. And, by the way, Santa Ana should make a special effort to do her full share to help make Anaheim's projected carnival a success. Anaheim has done the like by Santa Ana, not once only but several times. It is now our turn to show that we appreciate the good will of our sister town and are glad to know that she is prosperous.—Santa Ana Blade. SCHOOL TRUSTEES MEETING First Annual Convention at Santa Ana on Saturday The First Annual Convention of School Teachers will be held in the courtroom in Santa Ana on September 16, 1911. The plan of the meeting is to discuss a great many topics of great interest to the schools of the county. The program contains many subjects for discussion, others may be introduced at the meeting, and trustees are requested to make a list of questions that they would like to have answered. I hope that each school district in the county will have at least one trustee present to participate in the Ana from Los Angeles and passed the night at the Silkwood home. The next morning the girl wanted to return to Los Angeles with Mrs. Valby. The parents protested, and called Deputy Sheriff Jernigan to the house. The officer was asked to stop the girl, but he could do nothing as she is of age. She declares she will commit suicide unless the prosecution of Hunt is dropped and they are allowed to get married. It is understood the parents object to a marriage unless Hunt becomes a holy roller. As the result of a conference between the prisoner, Sylvia and her parents at the jail, the parents of the girl will offer no further objection to the two getting married, and if the law does not interrupt their plans the young woman and Hunt will get married. The conference at the jail lasted for one hour and when it was concluded Hunt and the parents of the woman shook hands and agreed to work as friends instead of enemies. It is understood the entreaties of Sylvia and her sister Minnie brought about the reconciliation between the parents and the prisoner. If the case is dismissed the first wife of Hunt will WON'T COME ACROSS County Auditor Declines to Pay Motor Cops’ Warrants The fact that the law gives the board of supervisors no authority to employ deputies for county officers is Auditor Lester’s reason for refusing to honor three warrants drawn in favor of the motorcyclist officers, J. Peters, Roy Davenport and B. Lard, who were employed as deputies to Sheriff Ruddock for a time. After looking into the law Dist.-Atty. West has agreed that Lester is right in his stand. The officers were appointed by the supervisors to go after speed maniacs, but after serving a short time their services were discontinued. The warrants were for $5 each, and were approved by the district attorney. On this showing they were allowed by the supervisors and ordered paid. When they came to the auditor, however, he turned them down. When Dist.-Atty. West looked up the law he admitted he had been hasty in approving the bills, and that there was no doubt Lester’s stand was perfectly right. The only recourse which the motorcops have is a mandamus suit, and it is not considered likely that this will be attempted. In Los Angeles county warrants aggregating thousands have been dishonored by the county auditor, who says he is ready to stand a suit rather than pay them. COME OVER, SANTA ANA Anaheim's carnival will commence September 27th and will last five weeks ago in a demented condition, had been cooking for the men. School teachers will be held in the courtroom in Santa Ana on September 16, 1911. The plan of the meeting is to discuss a great many topics of great interest to the schools of the county. The program contains many subjects for discussion, others may be introduced at the meeting, and trustees are requested to make a list of questions that they would like to have answered. I hope that each school district in the county will have at least one trustee present to participate in the discussions and to report the proceedings to those who can not attend. The meeting should be an enthusiastic one, so that we will all look forward to the succeeding annual conventions with pleasure. R. P. Mitchell, County Superintendent of Schools. COURSE OF TRUE LOVE Girl and a Baby, Man in Jail, Incidents of Melodrama C. J. Hunt charged by Chas. Silkwood with accomplishing the ruin of his daughter, Sylvia, is now in the county jail, having been brought to Santa Ana from Los Angeles some days ago. The case against him in Los Angeles was dismissed and he was immediately taken into custody on a warrant charging him with criminally assaulting Minnie Silkwood, a sister of Sylvia, on July 1, 1909. Sylvia and Hunt want to get married, but are prevented by reason of the fact that Hunt’s first wife has never secured her final decree of divorce. The interlocutory decree was issued in Los Angeles seventeen or eighteen months ago. Sylvia and Hunt’s sister, Mrs. Valby of Los Angeles came to Santa “Freed from the charge of kidnapping the woman with whom he has lived for months, only to be rearrested on a more serious charge and taken to Santa Ana to face it, Clinton J. Hunt left Justice Reeves court manacled to an officer while she woman he loves and who loves him saw her chances for wedding him vanish. “Sylvia Silkwood, aged 19, with a babe in arms, sat in court by the side of Hunt’s sister, Mrs. Valby, at whose home it was said the babe is guarded with a six-shooter from the parents and family of the Silkwood girl. In vain she had the previous day secured a marriage license and attempted to wed Hunt. In vain she turned tearless but hopeful eyes upon the man in the dock until the prosecution moved to dismiss and she learned that Hunt was in custody on a more serious charge preferred on behalf of her sister, Minnie, aged 15. “Then hope died from her eyes and she turned to the little mite in her arms, while the father, with only a pitying glance in her direction, was marched from the room.” YEARS mobile merchandising in the City of N, Anaheim. Pets, Rugs, Paints, Oils, Etc., in the hands of BOKERAGE CO. at any Price it will bring. November 9th, 1911. SPECIALS! ONE LOT OF MAGNIFICENT DRESSERS THAT COST $20.00 WILL GO AT $15.75. Dining Chairs Dining Room Chairs worth $1.75, will be repriced at $1.45. Iron Beds Iron Beds worth $3.50 will be clos- Dining Tables SPECIALS! ONE LOT OF MAGNIFICENT DRESSERS THAT COST $20.00 WILL GO AT $15.75. Dining Chairs Dining Room Chairs worth $1.75, will be repriced at $1.45. Iron Beds Iron Beds worth $3.50 will be closed out at $2.40. Dining Tables Dining Room Tables worth $25.00 will be sold at $20.75. Brass Beds Brass Beds worth $18.50 will be closed out at $14.25. Kitchen Tables Kitchen Tables worth $5.00 will go at $4.25. Parlor Tables Handsome Parlor Tables worth $5.25 will go at $4.00. O'clock A. M. Anaheim, California Handsome Interiors can be finished almost like magic when our mill work is used. In hardly any time a bare room can be converted into an attractive apartment or office, by the use of our paneling, columns, arches, fret work, etc. See us before completing your plans. There are ideas galore here. Money to be saved, too. Griffith Lumber Co. South Los Angeles St. NEAR SOUTHERN PACIFIC DEPOT Cordova Wines and Brandies We have added this popular line to our stock. The fame of Cordova Wines and Brandies is almost world-wide. They are manufactured at the great Cordova Winery in the Sacramento valley. Besides this we carry nearly every well known brand of Case Goods made. SWOPE BROS. California Wine Company Griffith Lumber Co. South Los Angeles St. NEAR SOUTHERN PACIFIC DEPOT Let Us Show You Work we have done in Anaheim and Orange county. You will then be ready to give us a contract to build for you, and be confident that you will get a first-class and entirely satisfactory building job. N. B. TEDFORD Contractor and Builder, Office 205 N. Los Angeles St. Office Phone, Pacific 2331; Residence Pacific 2203 LUMBER, CEMENT, BRICK ARDEN PLASTER MILL WORK Beveled Well Curbing C. GANAHL LUMBER COMPANY CHAS F GRIM. Manager F. BACKS Undertaker Dealer in Furniture, Wall Paper Cornices, Window Shades, Picture Frames Upholstery Goods, Paints, Oils, and Glas Sewing Machine Supplies Corner Los Angeles and Charres St ANAHEIM STEAM LAUNDRY Fitted with the most up-to-date machinery for turning out the best work on short notice and at moderate prices. Patronize home industry, especially when you get just a little bit better service here than you can get anywhere else. ANAHEIM STEAM LAUNDRY HINEMAN BROS., Props. SOUTH LEMON STREET Anaheim, Cal. Boston Bakery and Confectionery STEPHEN KISTLER, Proprietor Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies daily. Chris topher's Chocolates and Bonbons always fresh, on hand. E. Center st., opposite City Hall - Anaheim