anaheim-gazette 1911-10-05

The Weekly Gazette. ANAHEIM’S CARNIVAL Anaheim’s carnival, the five day festival planned and carried out by residents of the Mother Colony, came to a close yesterday afternoon without any untoward incident and to the entire satisfaction of its promoters and the community in general, to judge by the comment heard from those most interested. Although the weather was most unfavorable for at least two days of the period over which the carnival extended, the crowds in attendance were the largest assembled for anything of the kind ever attempted in the county, and during the whole time the most perfect order and good feeling prevailed, the order of the day being apparently to make the event one long to be remembered as a coming together of the residents of the best little county in the state in joyous re-union. Saturday was what might be termed Santa Ana day at the carnival, and the big crowd that attended from the county seat town was given a warm hearted welcome and made to feel that its coming was appreciated. The Blade is not quite convinced that carnivals are all that are claimed for them as advertising media, but the many who evidently do believe in this sort of advertising must surely be satisfied that Anaheim did itself proud in carrying out the affair just ended.—Santa Ana Blade. Ben Dauser has let a contract to Aug Backs and Conrad Stueckle for the erection of a large two-story warehouse adjoining his mill on Orange Avenue. ANNUAL MEETING Anaheim Fruit Association The annual meeting of the Anaheim Fruit Association will be held at the packing-house on Santa Ana street, on Wednesday, Oct. 11, at 1:30 p.m. Besides the regular business, arrangements have been made to have several speakers present who will talk on various subjects which will be both interesting and instructive to all orange growers. G. W. Sandilands, Secretary. Anaheim, Oct. 2, 1911. NEW DAIRY To the People of Anaheim: We, the Sanitary Gold Seal Dairy, of Los Angeles, Cal., have been purchasing and using the milk produced by W. D. Culberson, of Anaheim, and have always found it clean pure and perfectly free from any taint or odor, and can cheerfully recommend it to anyone desiring a very high grade milk. Respectfully, N. L. PHILP & CO., Proprietors Sanitary Gold Seal Dairy, 1117 Quincy Street, Los Angeles. A BIG LANDSLIDE In business at the new Star Theater last week. And the bill was a crackerjack. Headed by the clever acrobatic team, Frawley & Hunt, followed by the charming soubrette, Pattle Carney, and the Star motion-pictures, consisting of dramatic, instructive, and comedy subjects, were of the latest creations. Bedillia’s dream proved to be a mirth-provoking picture of special interest. Mr. Bedillia, proprietor and manager, promises a bigger and better show for the coming week in his up-to-the-minute and cozy little theater, the Star. NOTICE TO CONTRACE Notice is hereby given to Board of Trustees of the Union High School will recorder for the construction of thetration Building of the Anaheim High School, also for theing and painting, heating andating of said building, the s to be done according to and specifications preparedarchitects, Austin & Pennerplans are now on file withretary of this Board, and wnished to contractors on apAll bids to be submitted ofore 6 p. m. of Saturday, Oct. 1911. Certified check for The Blade is not quite convinced that carnivals are all that are claimed for them as advertising media, but the many who evidently do believe in this sort of advertising must surely be satisfied that Anaheim did itself proud in carrying out the affair just ended.—Santa Ana Blade. Ben Dauser has let a contract to Aug Backs and Conrad Stueckle for the erection of a large two-story warehouse adjoining his mill on Orange St. The building will be modern in its equipment, and will be used by the newly formed orange growers association. Features of the Carnival appreciated by the large crowds in attendance were displays of fireworks by Japanese on Saturday evening at the fair grounds and on Sunday forenoon opposite the city hall. Both events evoked much favorable comment. The daylight display on Sunday being especially noteworthy. The Japanese association are entitled to a vote of thanks from the Carnival management. Placentia school trustees have an advertisement in another column of this issue calling for bids for the erection of an eight room schoolhouse to be erected in that thriving community. Contractors who are interested are referred to the adv. which will be found elsewhere in this paper. On Saturday, Oct. 21, the Anaheim union high school trustees will open sealed bids for erection of the $35,000 administration building, a portion of the group now under course of construction. Contractors who are interested will find the advertisement in another column. Only five deputies were appointed by Chief of Police Kellenberger to assist in maintaining order during the carnival, and besides directing the immense crowds and keeping the streets clear they had very little to do. Very few arrests were made and those only for plain drunks or minor offenses. The special deputies were Ernest Bowen, W. F. Hanns, H. H. Garland, Louis Daniels and H. J. Reymer. Attorney Ames has returned from a business trip to Bakersfield. Harvesting of the bean crop is now in progress and will bring to growers a million dollars. W. E. Connors, an officer of the Whittler State School was in town Saturday in the interest of that acrobatic team, Frawley & Hunt, followed by the charming soubrette, Pattle Carney, and the Star motion-pictures, consisting of dramatic, instructive, and comedy subjects, were of the latest creations. Bedillia's dream proved to be a mirth-provoking picture of special interest. Mr. Beddig, proprietor and manager, promises a bigger and better show for the coming week in his up-to-the-minute and cozy little theater, the Star. STANTON There was a short session of the city trustees Wednesday night. Trustee Muller was absent, being in Los Angeles temporarily. He is expected back in a few days and intends to remain a citizen of Stanton. On account of the city treasury's emaciated condition it was decided that no more road work will be done for the present. It will be but a short time, probably, until rains will begin to fall and roads will then be in better shape. Next spring, with the treasury replenished, it is the purpose of the board to put all the roads in good condition as far as possible with the funds available. E. F. Stahl has moved here from Los Angeles to take charge of the ranch which he recently purchased from E. K. Muller. His household goods were hauled out from the city on Thursday by W. H. Kennedy. Aug Backs and Conrad Stueckle have completed the erection of a handsome two-story residence for Ben Dauser on East Broadway. The structure costs $4000 and is a palatial addition to the city's architecture. H. Hansen has the contract for painting it. STOP LOOK - LISTEN to the Voice of Nature Headache is a sign indicating Eye trouble. No doctor of drugs will relieve you in this case. Correctly fitted glasses only will give you comfort. Have your eyes examined by Theodore Roberts offenses. The special deputies were Ernest Bowen, W. F. Hanns, H. H. Garland, Louis Daniels and H. J. Reymer. Attorney Ames has returned from a business trip to Bakersfield. Harvesting of the bean crop is now in progress and will bring to growers a million dollars. W. E. Connors, an officer of the Whittler State School was in town Saturday in the interest of that institution. Headache is a sign indicating Eye trouble. No doctor of drugs will relieve you in this case. Correctly fitted glasses only will give you comfort. Have your eyes examined by Theodore Roberts Graduate Optometrist 113 E. Center St. ANAHEIM High grade Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing. All work Guaranteed As the Evenings Grow Longer If you have a Graphophone, Phonograph, Victarola or Graphanola, you will need new music, of which I have a full stock. If you want a good machine let me sell you one : : : : Jos. Helmsen BEST BREAK IN THE CITY Just Like New York, Chicago or Los Angeles The Old Anaheim Bakery now makes Bread machinery. A more sanitary method, and also make a better loaf of bread. Respect B. Jensen, Prop ANAHEIM GAZETTE VOTE FOR THE INITIATIVE & REFERENDUM AMENDMENT NUMBER 7 ON THE BALLOT It gives to the people the power to make any laws they want that the Legislature refuses to enact, and to reject any laws they do not want that the Legislature does enact. Vote for the RECALL AMENDMENT NUMBER 8 ON THE BALLOT It gives to the people the power to discharge from office any dishonest official. Election Tuesday, October 10th, 1911 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that the Board of Trustees of the Anaheim High School will receive bids for the construction of the Administration Building of the Anaheim Uni-High School, also for the plumbing and painting, heating and ventilating of said building, the said work be done according to the plans specifications prepared by the architects, Austin & Pennell, which are now on file with the Secretary of this Board, and will be furnished to contractors on application. Bids to be submitted on or before 6 p.m. of Saturday, October 28, 1911. Certified check for five per contract price to accompany VOTES for WOMEN Don’t Fail to Vote YES on the SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT on OCTOBER 10 3. Senate Constitutional Act of the State of California amending section two sessions of the legislature, providing therogof and limiting the introduction of same after such recess. 4. Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 8. A resolution to propose to the people of the State of California an amendment to section one of article two of the constitution in relation to the rights of suffrage. on the SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT on OCTOBER 10 3. Senate Constitutional A the people of the State of Ca of the state, amending section two sessions of the legislature, providing thereof and limiting the introduction of b same after such recess. 4. Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 8. A resolution to propose to the people of the State of California an amendment to section one of article two of the constitution in relation to the rights of suffrage. (Permitting women to vote.) Give the Women of California a Square Deal They Want the Ballot WHY? BECAUSE - Those who obey laws should have something to say as to their making. - Those who pay taxes to support government should be represented in the government. - Those who have charge of the home and the children must be able to protect them. PALACE MARKET WM. H. F. SCHUMACHER, Prop. DEALERS IN Choice Fresh and Salted Meats Exclusive Agents for Imperial Creamery Butter. Telephone Main 51. Meats Delivered to All Parts of the City WE WANT Orange Groves, Walnut Groves. Owners who are willing to make an EXCHANGE for a good home in WE WANT Orange Groves, Walnut Groves. Owners who are willing to make an EXCHANGE for a good home in LONG BEACH SEE us or write us full particulars regarding your Grove at once. Our friends here are willing to EXCHANGE and assume a difference up to $10,000 or $12,000. Townsend - Van de Water Co. 204 W. Ocean Ave., Long Beach, Cal. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Contractors who wish to bid on the eight room school house to be erected at Placentia, Orange county, are hereby requested to send sealed bids accompanied by a certified check equal to 5 per cent of said bid to Geo. B. Key, Fullerton, R.D. No. 2. Bids are to be opened by the Trustees of the Placentia School District, in public, at the Placentia schoolhouse on Wednesday, Nov. 1, 1911, at one o'clock, p.m. Copies of the plans and specifications are on file with Geo. B. Key, Placentia, Cal., and Fred H. Eley, architect, Hervey-Finley Bldg., Santa Ana, and R. P. Mitchell, County Superintendent of Schools, Santa Ana. The Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject any and all bids. GEO. B. KEY, Clerk of the Board of Trustees of Placentia School District. A. BELTRAN J. FIGUEROA Beltran & Figueroa CEMENT CONTRACTORS Foundations, Pipes, Flumes, Walks, Curbs, Steps, Floors, Etc. All work guaranteed. Estimates furnishad. 310 Los Angeles St. - Anaheim, Cal New and Second Hand Furniture Store just opened at 413 East Center Street. (OPERA-HOUSE BUILDING) We sell at Los Angeles prices. J. RUVENSKY. Dr. J. A. Champion, fourteen years ago a resident of this city, was in town on Sunday from Colton to see the Pythian parade. He was accompanied by Dr. M. A. Bagley of Colton. Thursday, October 5 Three Reasons Why you should order your New Fall Suit from us, concerning order for every customer. REASON 1 Every Suit guaranteed a proper fit. REASON 2 Make your choice of the goods and style you wish it made and you get what you order. REASON 3 You save from $7.50 to $15.00 on every Suit when compared in regard to material, style and workmanship. Order Now—Let Us Prove the Above to You Louis Z. Kroeger 128 West Center Street. BOTH PHONES ANAHEIM, CAL. SUITS MADE TO ORDER FOR $25.00 UP In First-Class Style, First-Class Fit and First-Class Workmanship, GUARANTEED Give Me a Call. N. P. Hansen THE TAILOR Next to Federman's Store. ON OCTOBER 19TH There will be a moving picture exhibit given at The Fairyland Moving Picture ON OCTOBER 19TH There will be a moving picture exhibit given at The Fairyland Moving Picture Theatre, Anaheim, by P.J. Weisel & Co. And the Studebaker Corporation E. M. F. Factories, showing the entire workings of The E.M.F. and Flanders FACTORIES From the raw material to the Finished Car. Anyone desiring to see this exhibition who has not received an invitation Please Call and Get a Ticket At the office of P. J. Weisel & Co., Anaheim. There will be two shows—Afternoon and evening. Don't Forget The Date