anaheim-gazette 1912-04-04

Thursday, April 4 EASTER SALE AND SPRING OPEN Easter time—Spring time when nature puts on its new coat of green. This suggests new wear season for the warmer weather. We are well able to take care of your wants for Easter and cordially invited to call and see the display. We note the following bargains to pay for mention only a few leaders: Shoes There will be a big craze for white buckskin. Won't be enough to go round. We have a swell Queen Quality Boot at $4.50 American Lady 16 inch Tops at 3.50 Dressy Velvet Boots at 4.00 Colonial Pumps at 3.00 Hosiery Pure Silk Wayne $1.00 Knit Pure Silk Phoenix 75c Hose A fine Silk 50c Boot Eye-Opener Silk 25c Hose Embroideries & Laces $1.25 Flouncings, 28-inch at $1.00 12 1:2 and 15c Edges at 10c Dresses Children's White Dresses of Beautiful Embroidery $1.50 to $6.00 Ladies' Lingerie Dress, just received, latest styles $4 to $8 Silks 65c Messaline, stripes and figures 50c $1.00 value Messalines and Pongees 75c Gloves Centemeri, genuine kid skin, long 16 button $3.50 Centemeri, Florine, 3-clasp for 1.50 Kayser's Long Silk Gloves, for 1.25 Kayser's Short Silk Gloves, black, white and colors 50c Petticoats $3.50 Messaline Silk Petticoats $3.00 $5.00 Taffeta Petticoats 4.00 In and About the City Have your eyes tested by Theo Roberts, graduate optician. Grammar and primary grades are out this week for the spring vacation. Building permits for March, as reported by City Clerk Merritt, total $6700. Ben Kraemer was a business visitor in town on Saturday from his Pa. F. A. Kimball was a business visitor in Los Angeles a few days ago. Bishop Johnson preached to a large congregation at St. Michael's church on Sunday evening. Special music was rendered by the church choir. The sham election held last Saturday under the auspices of the W.C.T.U. was a success and those who took advantage of it found it very good. Postmaster in his auto ab day. Enterprise attention to work. Mrs. J. M. city from Placetiting friends. Otto Storm several days tack of illness. Enterprise has a large hats for East Have your eyes tested by Theo. Roberts, graduate optician. Grammar and primary grades are out this week for the spring vacation. Building permits for March, as reported by City Clerk Merritt, total $6700. Ben Kraemer was a businss visitor in town on Saturday from his P'acentia ranch. Enterprise Millinery at Anaheim has a large assortment of pretty hats for Easter. Attorneys Keech and Davis were over-from Santa Ana on Thursday attending to legal business. J. F. Chamberlain was in town on Tuesday from Pasadena, visiting his brother, C. E. Chamberlain. Mr. Lane and family arrived from Toledo, Ohio, last week and will make Anaheim their future home. Dr. Paschall has returned from a several-weeks' stay at Elsinore hot springs, greatly improved in health. J. S. Howard and family enjoyed an auto ride to Placentia and other points in the county on Sunday. Mrs. Harley Payne and children visited in town this week, guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Nemetz and family. City Clerk Merritt has mailed the sample ballots for next Monday's municipal election to 1439 registered voters. John Hartung, H. A. Dickel and E. J. Hartung motored to Ocean Park and neighboring points of interest on Sunday. Lorling Whitaker left on Tuesday for Tulare county, where he has accepted a responsible position on a large ranch. Capt. Barr left some days ago for Los Angeles to visit his sister, Mrs. Bardill, and will later return to his home at Elsinore. Johnny Walls is up from Newport Beach taking a look about the town. He will return to the sad sea waves tomorrow evening. George McPhee of the San Ana Blade was in town on Saturday evening in attendance upon the Taft republican meeting. J. C. Calloway was in town on Monday morning from his southside ranch to see the wild west parade and see the sights. W. J. Elliott, Louie Bushard, Leo Sheridan and Photographer Hudson made an auto run into the southwest country on Monday morning. The trackmeet scheduled for last Friday between Troops 1 and 2 of F. A. Kimball was a business visitor in Los Angeles a few days ago. Bishop Johnson preached to a large congregation at St. Michael's church on Sunday evening. Special music was rendered by the church choir. The sham election held last Saturday under the auspices of the W.C.T.U. was a success and those who took advantage of it found it very instructive. V. U. Simpson has purchased from W. P. Webb ten acres of land southeast of town at a stated consideration of $5500. The tract will be set to Valencia oranges. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Steavens of San Bernardino were made happy by the arrival of a baby girl last week. Mrs. Steavens was formerly Miss Grace Bush of this city. Miss Esther Hedstrom returned yesterday to Redlands, where she is taking a course in the university of Redlands, after a week's visit with relatives near this city. In addition to best flour that can be milled the Olive Milling Co.'s places in every sack of their flour and cereals, a silver spoon premium coupon. Use no other. Each and every sack of our high-patent flour, corn meals, graham and other cereals contains silver spoon premium coupon. Insist on having Olive Milling Co.'s products. By using our flour you boost Home Industry, and gain a silver-spoon premium coupon. One in each and every sack of flour, corn meal and cereals. Remember the brand. Olive Milling Co. Judge J. C. Ord who has filled the office of postmaster at Bay City for several years past with credit to himself and community, has resigned to engage in other business. His successor is Andrew M. Symington. Assemblyman Bishop, Postmaster Shaw, Mayor Ey, City Clerk J. C. Burke, and Deputy County Clerk Joe Backs were present at the meeting of Taft republicans on Friday night. When better flour is made the Olive Mills will make it. Our high patent stands for Quality, Purity,and Excellence. Buy a sack and at the same time obtain silver spoon premium coupon in every sack. The German American Realty Co. has just opened for business at 314 E. Center street. H. C. Peters, formerly of Los Angeles, is the head of the firm, and advertises lands for sale or exchange in all sections of the United States and Canada. He makes GEORGE McPhee of the San Ana Blade was in town on Saturday evening in attendance upon the Taft republican meeting. J. C. Calloway was in town on Monday morning from his southside ranch to see the wild west parade and see the sights. W. J. Elliott, Louie Bushard, Leo Sheridan and Photographer Hudson made an auto run into the southwest country on Monday morning. The trackmeet scheduled for last Friday between Troops 1 and 2 of Anaheim boy scouts has been postponed until a later date. OUR AIMS The constant aims of the officers and employees of this bank are: TO PROMOTE the interests of customers just as they endeavor to promote those of the bank; TO DO ALL THEY CAN to make the dealings of depositors agreeable and profitable to them; TO CONTRIBUTE to their enterprises the conservative co-operation, foresight and timely counsel which a strong bank can properly bestow; TO REPAY their confidence in us by confidence in them. GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS United States Depository for Postal Savings System RING OPENING This suggests new wearables befitting the your wants for Easter and Spring. You are ing bargains to pay for your coming. We Suits Lat. styles for spring, $16.50 ₽ $20 tan mixtures 300 pieces goods to choose from to make suits and coats to your individual measure Dress Goods 65c Serges and new fancies $1.25 Serges and Suitings $1.00 Waists $1.25 and $1.50 Lingerie Waists $5.00 Silk Waists for $3.50 Muslin Underwear 65c Corset.Covers and Drawers $1.25 Combination $1.00 Neckwear Side Frills and Jabots Irish Crochet Collars 75c R. STORE Postmaster Duckworth took a spin in his auto about Buena Park Tuesday. Enterprise Millinery gives careful attention to retrim and made-over work. Mrs. J. M. Woodwarf was in the city from Placentia on Saturday visiting friends. Otto Storm was detained at home several days this week with an attack of illness. Enterprise Millinery at Anaheim has a large assortment of pretty hats for Easter. Enterprise Millinery gives careful attention to retrim and made-over work. Forty-seven hundredths of an inch of rain fell on Saturday, being accompanied by hail and a thunderstorm in the mountains. Total since March 1, according to Mr. Dickel's gauge, 5.79 inches, and for the season 7.99. Last year to date, 13.07 inches. Miss Dorothy Yungbluth celebrated her third birthday on Sunday, when members of the family assembled at her parents' home for a birthday dinner. Miss Dorothy was the recipient of many birthday gifts, and proved herself to be a most hospitable hostess. Street and Ornamental trees, Eucalyptus, Cypress and Guavas; ferns. In order to clear the ground I am offering my large stock of palms at greatly reduced prices. Tim Carroll, proprietor Anaheim Evergreen Nurseries, West Anaheim, Cal. Pacific phone 41R. Henry M. Seymour, a well-known resident of Santa Ana since 1880, died Friday night of pneumonia, aged 72 years. At one time Seymour was an attorney in New York. He was a well-known character at the county seat, and is said to have attended more political conventions than any other man in the county. Adam V. Moote died on Sunday evening at 11.20 at his residence on West Broadway after a lingering illness. He was aged 69 years, and was a native of Canada. He had resided here a year and a half, being employed by Mrs. Konig. He leaves a wife residing here. Four sisters and three brothers survive him in Canada. The remains were interred on Tuesday. Miss Nellie V. Sackett, daughter of Officer Bud Sackett, celebrated her fourth birthday on Sunday, and proved herself an agreeable host to a number of her young friends. A birthday cake was a feature of a WHY NOT??? When you look out and see the bright sunshine and damp soil, don't your fingers itch to dig and plant? Its joy and health to care for a garden. Now is the very best time to plant it. Why not make that bare yard a pride and a joy? If you don't know what to plant ask us. Ye Floral Nursery MRS. C. R. GATES 804 West Center Street BOTH PHONES In Searles Lake, the Mojave desert San Bernardino county, government scientists report the discovery of deposits of potash estimated at 4,000,000 tons, or enough to supply the entire American market for thirty years. It is expected to end the German monopoly. A. Pierotti was a business visitor in town on Saturday afternoon from Placentia. Mr. Pierotti is shipping navel oranges to market when he can get into his orchard, which he does between showers. He has a number of carloads yet to ship, and will probably forward them to market with Enterprise Millinery gives careful attention to retrim and made-over work. Mrs. J. M. Woodward was in the city from Placentia on Saturday visiting friends. Otto Storm was detained at home several days this week with an attack of illness. Enterprise Millinery at Anaheim has a large assortment of pretty hats for Easter. John Schumacher has improved his West Center street soda-pop factory by the addition of a storeroom. A bus load of twenty sixth-graders from the Fremont school picnicked at the county park on Tuesday. A first-class seamstress would like a few more engagements by the day. Miss Toebbe. Sunset phone 224M3. Walter Balfour of Hamilton, Ontario, brother of Mrs. Wickett, who spent several weeks here visiting relatives, has returned to his home in Canada. Call and let us show you why you save one-third of the price when you buy a Michigan automobile. At Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton, Calif. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend the Social Dance tomorrow evening, Friday, April 5, at the Anaheim opera-house. A good time promised to all. We are headquarters for beet and bean cultivators, beet and bean planters and everything in the line of beet and bean machinery. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. Stroup-Barnes forwarded a wagonload of furniture to Brea canyon on Tuesday. This is the third wagonload of furniture shipped by this popular firm to Brea canyon in the past few days. We are headquarters for McCormick mowers and rakes and their extras and if at any time you call for one of these extras and we happen to be out we will give you $1.00 for every such part. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. Arnold Dickel writes from Berkeley that he has been elected to membership in the Theta Tau Society, a fraternity composed of students in the mining and geological course at the university. The fraternity is an honorary one and membership is sought by many students eligible to membership. The California Clothing Company this week opened a gents' furnishing establishment in the Metropolitan block opposite Dickel's store. Mr. Feinstein, manager of the connession, was a native of Canada. He had resided here a year and a half, being employed by Mrs. Konig. He leaves a wife residing here. Four sisters and three brothers survive him in Canada. The remains were interred on Tuesday. Miss Nellie V. Sackett, daughter of Officer Bud Sackett, celebrated her fourth birthday on Sunday, and proved herself an agreeable host to a number of her young friends. A birthday cake was a feature of a bountiful supply of refreshments. At conclusion of a very happy party, all the little ones wished Miss Nellie many happy returns of the day. Another document having to do with the settlement of property rights of Nat Goodwin, the actor, and his wife, Edna Goodrich, the actress, has been placed on record in the courthouse. It is a release by Edna Goodrich of all her dower rights in whatever real property Goodwin may have. The couple have reached a final settlement. In this county Goodwin owned a fine orange orchard at Placentia. The release was signed in New York. Samson Edwards, the pioneer who with his wife, was killed in a collision of his auto with an electric car at Santa Ana on March 26, left an estate valued at $109,000. This is shown in the petition of his son, N.T. Edwards of Orange, for letters of administration. The petition states that the real property is worth $90,000 and personal $19,000. Heirs are three sons, John H. and William J., of Westminster, and N.T. of Orange one daughter, Mrs. Belle Rogers of Santa Ana, and four grandchildren. Your attention is called to the advertisement in another column of Dreyer & Thompson,the Overland automobile dealers. This thriving firm has been doing business in Fullerton for over a year and has now opened an office on North Los Angeles street in this city. They sell all standard cars but specialize on the Overland. Sales of Overland touring cars are reported to H. F. Parrent, Anaheim; Chas. Lange, West Anaheim; E. Stone, Fullerton; Fred Koesel, Anaheim, an Overland roadster to W. L. Borough of the Oil Wells, and also to O.B. Weaver of Anaheim. J.E.Stroup will on Saturday open a cash meat market in the premises on North Los Angeles street until recently occupied by the Eagle restaurant. He is a brother of Mr.Stroup of the Stroup-Barnes company and comes to this city to engage in the active pursuit of the market He was aged 65 years, and was a native of Canada. He had resided here a year and a half, being employed by Mrs.Konig. He leaves a wife residing here. Four sisters and three brothers survive him in Canada. The remains were interred on Tuesday. Miss Nellie V.Sackett,daughter of Officer Bud Sackett, celebrated her fourth birthday on Sunday,and proved herself an agreeable host to a number of her young friends.A birthday cake was a feature of a bountiful supply of refreshments.At conclusion of a very happy party,all the little ones wished Miss Nellie many happy returns of the day. Another document having to do with the settlement of property rights of Nat Goodwin,the actor,and his wife,Edna Goodrich,the actress,has been placed on record in the courthouse。它 is a release by Edna Goodrich of all her dower rights in whatever real property Goodwin may have.The couple have reached a final settlement.In this county Goodwin owned a fine orange orchard at Placentia.The release was signed in New York. Samson Edwards,the pioneer who with his wife,was killed in a collision of his auto with an electric car at Santa Ana on March 26.left an estate valued at $109,000This is shown in the petition of his son,N.T.Edwards of Orange.for letters of administration.The petition states that the real property is worth $90,000and personal $19,000.Heirs are three sons,John H.and William J.,of Westminster,and N.T.of Orangeone daughter,Mrs.Belle Rogersof Santa Ana,and four grandchildren. Your attention is called to the advertisement in another column of Dreyer & Thompson,the Overland automobile dealers.This thriving firm has been doing business in Fullertonfor over a year and has now opened an office on North Los Angeles street in this cityThey sell all standard cars but specialize on the Overland.Sales of Overland touring cars are reported to H.F.Parrent,Anaheim;Chas.LangeWest Anaheim;EStoneFullertonFredKoeselAnaheimanOverlandroadstertoW.L.BoroughoftheOilWells,andalsotoO.B.WeaverofAnaheim. J.E.StroupwillonsaturdayopenacashmeatmarketinthepremisesonNorthLosAnglesstreuntilrecentlyoccupiedbytheEaglerestaurant.HewisabrotherofMr.StroupoftheStroup-Barnescompanyandcomestocthiscityengageintheactivepursuitofthemarket He was aged 65 years,and was a native of Canada。他had resided herea yearandahalf.beingemployedbyMrs.Konig。他leavesawiferesidinghere.FoursistersandthreebrotherssurvivehiminCanada.Theremainswereinterredontuesday. MissNellieV.Sackett,daughterofOfficerBudSackett,celebratedherfourthbirthdayonSunday,andprovedherselfanagreeablehosttoanumberofheryoungfriends.Abirthdaycakewasaffeatureofabountifulsupplyofrefreshments.Atconclusionofaveryhappypart.allthelittleoneswishedMissNelliemanyhappyreturnsoftheday. AnotherdocumenthavingtodowiththesettlementofpropertyrightsofNatGoodwin,theactor,andhiswife,EdnaGoodrich,theactress,hasbeenplacedonrecordinthecourthouse.它isareleasebyEdnaGoodrichofallherdowerrightsinwhateverrealpropertyGoodwinmayhave.Thecouplehavereachedafinalsettlement.InthiscountyGoodwinowneda fineorangeorchardatPlacentia.ThereleasewassignedinNewYork. SamsonEdwards,thepioneerwhohwithhiswife.waskilledinacollisionofhisautowithan ElectriccaratSantaAnaleMarch26.leftanestatevaluedat$109,000Thisisshowninthepetitionofhisson,N.T.EdwardsofOrange.forlettersoff administrations.Thepetitionstatesthattherealpropertyisworth$90,000andpersonal$19,000.Heirsarethreesons,johnH.handWilliamJ.,ofWestminster,andN.T.ofOrangeone daughter,Mrs.BelleRogersofSantaAnale,andfourgrandchildren. YourattentioniscalledtoadvertisementinanothercolumnofDreyer&Thompson,theOverlandautomobiledealers.ThisthrivingfirmhasbeendoingbusinessinFullertonforoverayearandhasnowopennedanofficeonNorthLosAngelesstreetinthiscityTheysellallstandardcarsbutspecializeontheOverland.SalesofOverlandtouringcarsarereportedtoH.F.Parrent,Anaheim;Chas.LangeWestAnlaheim;EStoneFullertonFredKoeselAnaheimanOverlandroadstertoW.L.BoroughoftheOilWells,andalsotoO.B.WeaverofAnaheim. J.E.StroupwillonsaturdayopenacashmeatmarketinthepremisesonNorthLosAnglesstreuntilrecentlyoccupiedbytheEaglerestaurant.HewisabrotherofMr.StroupoftheStroup-Barnescompanyandcomestocthiscityengageintheactivepursuitofthemarket He was aged 65 years,and wasa nativeofCanada.他hadresidedehereayearandahalf.beingemployedbyMrs.Konig.他leavesawiferesidinghere.FoursistersandthreebrotherssurvivehiminCanada.Theremainswereinterredontuesday. MissNellieV.Sackett,daughterofOfficerBudSackett,celebratedherfourthbirthdayonSunday,andprovedherselfanagreeablehosttoanumberofheryoungfriends.Abirthdaycakewasaffeatureofabountifulsupplyofrefreshments.Atconclusionofaveryhappypart.allthelittleoneswishedMissNelliemanyhappyreturnsoftheday. AnotherdocumenthavingtodowiththesettlementofpropertyrightsofNatGoodwin,theactor,andhiswife,EdnaGoodrich,theactress,hasbeenplacedonrecordinthecourthouse.它isareleasebyEdnaGoodrichofallherdowerrightsinwhateverrealpropertyGoodwinmayhave.Thecouplehavereachedafinalsettlement.InthiscountyGoodwinowneda fineorangeorchardatPlacentia.ThereleasewassignedinNewYork. SamsonEdwards,thepioneerwhohwithhiswife.waskilledinacollisionofhisautowithanElecTruckatSantaAnaleMarch26.leftanestatevaluedat$109,000Thisisshowninthepetitionofhisson,N.T.EdwardsofOrange.forletters off administrations.Thepetitionstatesthattherealpropertyisworth$90,000andpersonal$19,000.Heirsarethreesons,johnH.handWilliamJ.,ofWestminster,andN.T.ofOrangeone daughter,Mrs.BelleRogersofSantaAnale,andfourgrandchildren. YourattentioniscalledtoadvertisementinanothercolumnofDreyer&Thompson,theOverlandautomobiledealers.ThisthrivingfirmhasbeendoingbusinessinFullertonforoverayearandhasnowopennedanofficeonNorthLosAnglesstreuntilrecentlyoccupiedbytheEaglerestaurant.HewisabrotherofMr.StroupoftheStroup-Barnescompanyandcomestocthiscityengageintheactivepursuitofthemarket He was aged 65 years,and wasa nativeofCanada.他hadresidedehereayearandahalf.beingemployedbyMrs.Konig.他leavesawiferesidinghere.FFoursistersandthreebrotherssurvivehiminCanada.Theremainswereinterredontuesday. MissNellieV.Sackett,daughterofOfficerBudSackett,celebratedherfourthbirthdayonSunday,andprovedherselfanagreeablehosttoanumberofheryoungfriends.Abirthdaycakewasaffeatureofabountifulsupplyofrefreshments.Atconclusionofaveryhappypart.allthelittleoneswishedMissNelliemanyhappyreturnsoftheday. AnotherdocumenthavingtodowiththesettlementofpropertyrightsofNatGoodwin,theactor,andhiswife,EdnaGoodrich,theactress,hasbeenplacedonrecordinthecourthouse.它isareleasebyEdnaGoodrichofallherdowerrightsinwhateverrealpropertyGoodwinmayhave.Thecouplehavereachedafinalsettlement.InthiscountyGoodwinowneda fineorangeorchardatPlacentia.ThereleasewassignedinNewYork. SamsonEdwards,thepioneerwhohwithhiswife.waskilledinacollinationofhisautowithanElecTruckatSantaAnaleMarch26.leftanestatevaluedat$109,000Thisisshowninthepetitionofhisson,N.T.EdwardsofOrange.forletters off administrations.Thepetitionstatesthattherealpropertyisworth$90,000andpersonal$19,000.Heirsarethreesons,johnH.handWilliamJ.,ofWestminster,andN.T.ofOrangeone daughter,Mrs.BelleRogersofSantaAnale,andfourgrandchildren. 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The fraternity is an honorary one and membership is sought by many students eligible to membership. The California Clothing Company this week opened a gents' furnishing establishment in the Metropolitan block opposite Dickel's store. Mr. Feinstein, manager of the concern, has had much experience in his line in Los Angeles, and promises the best and latest of everything in boys' and men's furnishings. Rosario Saiz was brought back from San Quentin by Sheriff Ruddock on Tuesday and lodged in the county jail. Saiz has been granted a new trial on a charge of murder. He was convicted last July and sentenced to be hanged in August. The upper court reversed decision of the lower court on a technicality. We sold two more vehicles Saturday. One of the reasons we have so many buggies going out of our store all the year around is that we carry the popular Michigan and the celebrated Henney in over sixty-five different styles and at prices to suit any pocket book. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Hadsell sail next week for a two-months' trip to the Hawaiian islands and Japan. Mr. Hadsell goes to look into the sugar business in the islands, and will prolong his trip to Japan for a sightseeing voyage. He has recently returned from New York, where he spent several days in conference with leading sugar manufacturers. Mrs. O. A. Mullinix entertained the Alfun 500 Club at her home Wednesday afternoon. The time was spent at 500, and everyone of the members present had an enjoyable time. The prizes corresponded to the general scheme of decoration, which was of St. Patrick's color. The first prize, a green jardiner with a green fern, was presented to Mrs. E. Olmstead. The second, a bon bon dish, was given to Mrs. Hessel. The consolation went to Mrs. W. V. Conklin. It was a bottle of green perfume. Green tally cards decorated with shamrocks being used. The table where luncheon was served was prettily decorated in the many emblems of St. Patrick's day. Green ferns and shamrocks composed the flower decorations. The place cards also matched. Annaheim; Chas. Lange; West Anaheim; E. Stone, Fullerton; Fred Koesel, Anaheim, an Overland roadster to W. L. Borough of the Oil Wells, and also to O. B. Weaver of Anaheim. J. E. Stroup will on Saturday open a cash meat market in the premises on North Los Angeles street until recently occupied by the Eagle restaurant. He is a brother of Mr. Stroup of the Stroup-Barnes company and comes to this city to engage in the active pursuit of the market business. He conducted a meat-market and grocery store at Fullerton for two years past and did a large and flourishing business. He considers the local field an inviting one, and will keep on hand the choicest cuts of beef, mutton and pork. All sales will be for cash, and he aims by attention to business and courtesy to patrons to merit a share of the city's trade. Mrs. O. A. Mullinix entertained the Alfun 500 Club at her home Wednesday afternoon. The time was spent at 500, and everyone of the members present had an enjoyable time.The prizes corresponded to the general scheme of decoration, which was of St. Patrick's color.The first prize,a green jardiner with a green fern,was presented to Mrs.E.Olmstead.The second,a bon bon dish,was given to Mrs.Hessel.The consolation went to Mrs.W.V.Conklin.it was a bottle of green perfume.Green tally cards decorated with shamrocks being used.The table where luncheon was served was prettily decorated in the many emblems of St.Patrick's day.Green ferns and shamrocks composed the flower decorations.The place cards also matched. 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J.H.Clabaugh will be a candidate to succeed himself as trustee of the Anaheim school district.Mr.Clabaugh is chairman of the board,and gives much of his time to an earnest endeavor to improving all departments of the schools.Himself a former school teacher,he is as we'll fitted as any man in the community to fill the duties of the office,and his constant devotion to the interests of the pupils has more than once brought him favorable comment.As yet no one has appeared to contest his election,and he will probably be elected without opposition. HERCULES SUITS FOR BOYS Are All Pure Wool And Shower Proof Sold to you with a guarantee of satisfaction. HERCULES SUITS are made to give long wear. Coats have a patented double lining in the sleeve at the armpit. Pants are lined throughout and have all seams reinforced. Buttons securely sewed on. The linings and trimmings used are the best. Buy Your Boy a Hercules Suit—You'll be Satisfied Made by DAUBE, COHN & CO. Chicago Prices $5.00 to $8.00. 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Against the first two fines of $5 each were assessed, the third was fined $10, and the fourth drew the consolation of $10 and ten days in jail. John L. Schumacher, as administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Schumacher, has filed his final accounting and petitions in the superior court to distribute the residue and discharge him from his duties. The inventory shows an estate valued at $30,500. The petitioner was the husband of deceased, and prays the distribution of the estate in the ratio of one-third to himself and two-thirds to his children, of whom there are six. County Clerk Williams has received notice from the secretary of state of the suspension of the law establishing a registrar of voters in each county. The county clerk of Alameda has secured an initiative petition and the law will be submitted to the people, probably in September. Many of the county clerks of the state including Williams of this county, favor the law, while others are opposed to it. 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