anaheim-gazette 1912-05-16

Thursday, May 16 QUEEN QUALITY SHOE SHOES For warm weather we are showing Colonial Ties, Pumps and Oxfords. White Buckskin Button Boots will be in big demand. Get yours early. The demand will exceed the supply. Colonial Tie, like cut, in patent or gun metal, new toe, $3.50 White Buckskin, 14 Button Boot, the latest last; also in cloth top, $3.50 and $4.00. S.Q.R. STORE In and About the City Judge Shanley is out with a new spring straw hat. John Sellinger is at Redondo for a week's outing. Major Martenet transacted business in Los Angeles Monday. Bobby Mills is at Catalina Island for his annual vacation. Dug, Blair and Old Joe are a combination hard to beat. They win. Have your eyes tested by Theo. Roberts, graduate optician. When you want the best in fresh meats call on W. M. Cooper. Wm. McLauchlin and family auto-ed to Los Angeles Monday. Mr. Hudson was among the throng viewing the parade in Los Angeles. Miss Margaret Martin of Buena Park was an over Sunday visitor in Anaheim, the guest of Miss Madeleine Whitaker. O. V. Knowlton was over from Fullerton the first of the week making arrangements for exercises on decoration day. Gen. J. O. Royer and Richard Melrose leave on Sunday for the Pythian grand lodge which convenes at Grass Valley. C. E. Chamberlain enjoyed an over Sunday visit from O. S. and F. E. Chamberlain, an uncle and cousin of his, from Pasadena. V. U. Simpson and wife leave on Sunday for Grass Valley to attend in Los Angeles Monday. Bobby Mills is at Catalina Island for his annual vacation. Dug, Blair and Old Joe are a combination hard to beat. They win. Have your eyes tested by Theo. Roberts, graduate optician. When you want the best in fresh meats call on W. M. Cooper. Wm. McLauchlin and family autoged to Los Angeles Monday. Mr. Hudson was among the throng viewing the parade in Los Angeles Friday. Attorney Ames transacted legal business in Los Angeles the first of the week. Mrs. C. W. Hedges, wife of the rural mail carrier, is reported as being quite ill. Leland Lewis is expected home this week from Berkeley to spend the summer vacation. Attorney Callor is drawing up incorporation papers for the Masonic Temple Association. George E. Cross and family of Puente were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Helmsen. Wm. Crowther, Louie Kroeger and Eddle Crowther are at San Juan hot springs for an outing. Prof. Walker and L. A. Evans went to Ventura county on Saturday to look at oil property. Attorney Callor went to Los Angeles on Saturday evening to hear Beveridge and Pinchot speak. Mrs. Wm. Albright and sister Mrs. Chas. Duncan of Pittsburg, are visiting Capt. Williams and wife. Godfrey Stock came in from his westside ranch on Saturday morning to see what the town looked like. John Hartung and E. J. Hartung motored to Venice on Sunday and enjoyed a day at that popular resort. Lester Shearer, who has been laid up with rheumatism for seven weeks past, is able to be around again. A. E. Stockslager of Santa Ana was a business visitor in town on Wednesday and Thursday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Adams and family spent Sunday with the former's father, Capt. P. T. Adams, at Tustin. Clarence Lacy and family enjoyed an auto trip Sunday to Los Angeles and the beach towns adjacent there to. Wm. Crowther graced the Shriner parades in Los Angeles last week by marching with Al Malalkah temple. When seeking the best table wines, sweet wines, and champagne, seek no further than the Anaheim Wine-lerton the first of the week making arrangements for exercises on decoration day. Gen. J. O. Royer and Richard Melrose leave on Sunday for the Pythian grand lodge which convenes at Grass Valley. C. E. Chamberlain enjoyed an over Sunday visit from O. S. and F. E. Chamberlain, an uncle and cousin of his, from Pasadena. V. U. Simpson and wife leave on Sunday for Grass Valley to attend the grand lodge of Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters. Louis Denni was in town from Los Alamitos on Thursday attending a meeting of directors of the German-American Bank. Mrs. B. V. Beebe and Mrs. Frank Machleb are in San Francisco attending the grand assembly of Rebekahs as delegates from the local lodge. The popular and celebrated Indian and the reliable Harley-Davidson motorcycles are sold by the Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton, Cal. Mesdames F. J. and L. Nemetz and Mrs. C. B. Halley were Santa Fe passengers to Elsinore Monday, where they will enjoy a visit of some weeks. Photographers Hudson and Betz-sold were in Los Angeles several days this week attending a meeting of the State Photographers' association. Richard Fischle has awarded contract to Elmer Goodrich for erection of a $2000 residence on Melrose St., which he will occupy when completed with his family. J. D.-Lavin, Miss Lavin and Mrs. Downing went to San Diego on Tuesday to attend the state convention Knights of Columbus. They will be absent until Friday. Fritz Yungbluth and Henry Adams went to Olinda Monday afternoon in the interests of the big Booster trip by the Anaheim Board of Trade to that place on the 23d inst. L. B. Weber, the music man, and Harvey Campbell, one of our prominent orange growers, were taking in the Shriner "doin's" in Los Angeles part of two days last week. Raymond Nebelung and Miss Violet Nebelung will arrive from Berkeley the latter part of the week to spend the summer vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Nebelung. C. A. Schwind of Los Angeles is in town with a view to locating. Mr. Schwind is an architect, and has recently done considerable construction work for Gen. Royer. He will prepare plans for the new Pythian cas-tory at the edge of R. Junsen was from the west end at the corner of streets is rapidly expanding and he will move the latter part of Pythian Sisters meeting on Saturday down to a fine dining work of the Lexemplified. A lace present and the enjoyment. Our stock of Mats and repairs is co-operative with their familiarity to the Olinda oil turning they came centia, and all repaired the ride immense. J. S. Howard, E. L. Goodrich leading for San Francisco are attending the O.F.'s delegates der. They will be ten days. The parent-teacher have elected office resident, Mrs. J. F., President, Mrs. F., President, Mrs. V., Elnora Parker, F. Backs. Professor Culp union high school veer of Fremont so track meet of the ion at Santa Ana Station of the ever Derveer acted as judges. Leslie Bowen, Walt Otto Lensing, whoationen before the S Pharmacy at Los weeks ago, each re day that he had be are now full-fledged pharmacists. Mine Host Ziegler special hotel was amored motored to Orange day, taking his family at the park and diving with a bevy of girl delightful time was George Burns, who returned from an idle Oceanide and Opportunities Come To everyone, and they generally require a cash payment, small or large. What will you do when your opportunity comes? Are you preparing for it now? Many—very many—are preparing for opportunity at this bank. Why don't you? GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS United States Depository for Postal Savings System E. E. Angell delivered a 5 passenger Maxwell touring car to A. M. Snyder last Saturday. H. J. Small of the Santa Ana cooperative sugar factory and M. W. Sweetser of Garden Grove were in town on Monday looking at beet crops. Ernest G. Lindner of San Francisco, representing the Mergenthaler linetype company, was in town this week and made a fraternal call at this office. Sherman Hayden has sold his elev-en-acre walnut orchard and his residence at the south end of Los Angeles street, for $15,000. He has not decided just where he will locate. A farm without a McDonald Pitless Scale is like a pocket with a hole in it. We installed one of these for Mr. Al Smith last week. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullevton. A goodly number of the South Dakotans in and about Anaheim enjoyed a visit Saturday from a party of five Shriners from Aberdeen, S. D., who spent last week in Los Angeles. Miss Hannah Horwitz went to Los Angeles on Tuesday to attend a meeting of photographers with a view to taking a post-graduate course in the art. She will be absent until this evening. A certificate has been filed with the county recorder showing the change of the principal place of business of the Anaheim Sugar Co. from Center street, Anaheim, to the factory at the edge of the city. R. Junsen was in town on Monday from the west end. His new home at the corner of Center and Cherry streets is rapidly nearing completion, and he will move in with his family the latter part of the month. Pythian Sisters held an enjoyable meeting on Saturday, and at 6 sat down to a fine dinner. In the evening work of the Pythian Sisters was exemplified. A large attendance was present and the meeting thoroughly Double Marguerites They're all the rage. Fine Plants, 25c Each Remember our cut flowers—none better. Place your orders for Memorial Day. Ye Floral Nursery 710-814 W. Center BOTH PHONES J. C. Craft was in town on Saturday morning from his walnut ranch on the east side. Mr. Craft owns one of the finest walnut plantations in the county, and looks for an excellent crop the coming season. Our annual Photographic Reduction ends May 20. Do not delay, but make your appointment for a sitting today, and get the latest styles in Photo Folders, for only $2.00 a doz. We finish in Carbon and Sepia. Howard's Studio, 130 So. Los Angel's St., Anaheim, Cal. Constable Heard has returned to Dreyer & Thompson report recent sales of Overland touring cars to Fred Koesel and Louis Dahlman. For a real automobile bargain do not fail to see Ingram Bros. display adv. in another part of this paper. Tuesday being election day (a legal holiday) the banks, water company and several other business places were closed all day. A. Z. Megede went to Los Angeles on Tuesday afternoon relative to business connected with his oil properties. Mrs. W. M. Seeley of Phoenix, Arlizona, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. McNeill at their ranch west of town. W. L. Knowlton, a well-known pioneer of this section, is lying critically ill with dropsy at his home southwest of town. Mrs. Schmidt who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Falkenstein, for the past week returned on Tuesday to her home in Rivera. O. M. Skinner & Son report the sale last week of two Reo the Fifth cars to J. C. Wright of Olinda and Chas. A. Boege of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. McNeill and their daughters, Mrs. W. M. Seeley of Phoenix, and Miss Carrie McNeill, spent several days last week in Los Angeles. The Ingram Bros., Ford agents on North Los Angeles street, report sales of cars to A. F. Lindner, C. F. Ross and Wm. Pannier; also to Edward Sell of Fullerton. No trouble to give Conkey's Roup Remedy. Just a pinch in drinking-water. The fowls take their own medicine. For sale by H. H. Gardner Co., 114 N. Los Angeles St. On Thursday two autos containing Capt. Williams, C. Trautman, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Shanley, Mrs. Grim, Mrs. Albright, Mrs. Duncan, Miss Grim, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Finney are going to Capistrano. Mrs. Rofino Scott of San Francisco R. Junsen was in town on Monday from the west end. His new home at the corner of Center and Cherry streets is rapidly nearing completion, and he will move in with his family the latter part of the month. Pythian Sisters held an enjoyable meeting on Saturday, and at 6 sat down to a fine dinner. In the evening work of the Pythian Sisters was exemplified. A large attendance was present and the meeting thoroughly enjoyed. Our stock of McCormick machines and repairs is complete. If at any time you call for a McCormick mower or rake extra that we are out of we will give you $1.00 for every such part. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton, Cal. Postmaster Duckworth and Southern Pacific Agent C. W. Pendleton with their families took an auto trip to the Olinda oil wells Sunday. Returning they came by the way of Placentia, and all report having enjoyed the ride immensely. J. S. Howard, J. W. Howard and E. L. Goodrich left on Sunday morning for San Francisco, where they are attending the grand lodge, I.O. O.F. as delegates from the local order. They will be absent a week or ten days. The parent-teacher's association have elected officers as follows: President, Mrs. J. F. Walker; First Vice President, Mrs. Flagg; Second Vice President, Mrs. VanDeveer, Secretary, Elnora Parker; Treasurer, Mrs. F. Backs. Professor Culp of the Anaheim union high school and Prof. Van Deveer of Fremont school, attended the track meet of the Triangle association at Santa Ana Saturday. Culp was starter of the events and Prof. Van Deveer acted as one of the fieldjudges. Leslie Bowen, Walter Cadman and Otto Lensing, who took the examination before the State Board of Pharmacy at Los Angeles three weeks ago, each received word Monday that he had been successful. All are now full-fledged and licensed pharmacists. Mine Host Ziegler of the Commercial hotel was among the throng that motored to Orange county park Sunday, taking his family along. John says his daughter took the machine at the park and drove to the canyon with a bevy of girl friends, where a delightful time was had. George Burns, wife and sister have returned from an auto trip to Escondido Oceanside and San Diego. Our annual Photographic Reduction ends May 20. Do not delay, but make your appointment for a sitting today, and get the latest styles in Photo Folders, for only $2.00 a doz. We finish in Carbon and Sepia. Howard's Studio, 130 So. Los Angel's St., Anaheim, Cal. Constable Heard has returned to Santa Ana from San Diego in charge of John Manzo, who fled from this city after cutting Santos Carrisosa Jr. with a knife on April 26. Manzo was at a place fifteen miles east of San Diego where he was held for officers after he was arrested for using a razor in a drunken row. Mr. and Mrs. Sorenson, former residents of Anaheim, but now located in Los Angeles, visited with old-time friends here Sunday. Mr. Sorenson is now interested in establishing agencies for a metal awning on which he has secured a patent, and with which he is doing well. However, he contemplates moving back to Anaheim sooner or later. C. Z. Vander Horck was in town several days during the week from Maricopa, Kern county, where he is engaged in the banking business. Mr. Vander Horck retains his fine orange ranch on North street, which is highly improved property. He is prospering in his new home, whence he returned after several days devoted to business interests here. An amusing stunt was pulled off Sunday by "Dick" Heitshusen at the Orange County Park. He ran his machine up there only to find on arrival that his gas was all gone. His rustling qualities are good, however, and after making the rounds of his friends, from whom he "borrowed" a pint of gasoline each, he managed to get a supply in the tank sufficient Our annual Photographic Reduction has been a great success; better than anticipated. We are therefore continuing the time until May 20; that all our friends and patrons may have the benefit of this extraordinary offer—$4.00 to $8.00 Photo Folders for $2.00 a dozen. Carbon and Sepia finish.Make your appointment today. Howard's Studio, 130 So. Los Angeles St., Anaheim, Cal. Mrs. V. U. Simpson entertained the ladies' euchre club at her home on Philadelphia street Thursday afternoon, when progressive euchre was a feature of a delightful meeting. Miss Sophie Rimpaul was awarded first Ross and Wm. Pannier; also to Edward Sell of Fullerton. No trouble to give Conkey's Roup Remedy. Just a pinch in drinking-water. The fowls take their own medicine. For sale by H. H. Gardner Co., 114 N. Los Angeles St. On Thursday two autos containing Capt. Williams, C. Trautman, Mrs.Williams, Mrs. Shanley, Mrs.Grim,Mrs.Albright, Mrs.Duncan, Miss Grim, Mrs.Brown and Mrs.Finney are going to Capistrano. Mrs. Rofino Scott of San Francisco is a guest of Mr. and Mrs.Henry Braden. Mrs.Scott came south to attend the Shriners' meeting in Los Angeles. She returns to her home in the north next week. Mrs.Rachel Phillips and Mrs.Jennie Phillips of Seattle were guests of Mr. and Mrs.A.B.Markle Monday of this week. Mrs.Markle and they grew up in the same town in Illinois. All married old soldiers (young then) at the close of the war. One of them served in the same company with Mr.Markle. They had not met for over forty years.The visit was surely a happy one. Charles Adams, editor of the Reinland, Iowa, Courier, an old-time friend of N.P.Hansen, was in town Saturday, in company of his cousin, Dr.Stoddart and two sons of Santa Barbara.Mr.Adams was a delegate to the Shriner conclave in Los Angeles,and was here on his way to San Diego by auto.Mrs.Adams and Mrs.Stooddart made the trip south by train.The party returned yesterday, expressing themselves as having been delighted with the trip. The Home Missionary Society of the M.E.church has an invitation out for a mite-box opening for the evening of the 17th inst.It reads:The W.H.H.M.S. Of the M.E.C church—no less, Wishes to have this month of May,A mite-box opening,17th day. A dainty lunch,a program grand—All this is free,you understand; But if in missions you believeA free will offering we'll receive. So be on hand at 8 o'clock,Bring all the "mites" you have in stock; Or,if you please,drop in a coin,Give us your name,music join. We have made some mistakes and are not overly much given to bragging,neverthelesswe find it mighty hard work to refrain from saying that the Wickersheim Implement Co.of Fullerton,the quality implement house.is the best place in Southern California to buy implements,vehicles,harness,gasoline engines,bicycle motorized vehicles day that he had been successful. All are now full-fledged and licensed pharmacists. Mine Host Ziegler of the Commercial hotel was among the throng that motored to Orange county park Sunday, taking his family along. John says his daughter took the machine at the park and drove to the canyon with a bevy of girl friends, where a delightful time was had. George Burns, wife and sister have returned from an auto trip to Escondido, Oceanside and San Diego. They are contemplating a trip north soon to see that part of the country. This locality impresses them highly favorable. They are recent comers here from Missouri. A horse driven by a Japanese vegetable man created a little excitement on Center street, in front of the Commercial hotel, Monday morning. The animal was seized with an attack of blind staggers, but after awhile recovered and was driven away, much to the pleasure of the Jap. William Ferrand was in town on Monday, having returned from a five days' trip to Elsinore springs. Mr. Ferrand has a touch of rheumatism from which he is seeking relief by hot baths. He left for Brea canyon, where he is superintendent of the Brea Canyon Oil Company. Howard Gates took a number of his Sunday school scholars to Santiago Canyon on Saturday for an outing. A number of girls accompanied the party being champeroned by Miss Inez Gates and Miss Martha Mundell. The day was pleasantly spent in hikes about the hills. The boys enjoyed bathing in a swimming pool, and at noon a basket picnic was enjoyed. P. J. Weisel & Co. report the sale of seven E.M.F. touring cars the past week, to the following parties: E. M. Peelor, Placentia; B. M. Baker, Placentia; Robert Jones, Olinda; B. F. Bell, Anaheim; C. A. Palmer, Olive; C. W. McKeen, Garden Grove, and Fred Deffner, Anaheim. Two Flanders cars were also sold by the firm last week, John Perry of Buena Park and Jake Schumacher of Anaheim being the purchasers. Architects Austin of Los Angeles and Ely of Santa Ana were in town during the week in conference with trustees of the Masonic temple association. Each expressed a desire to prepare plans and specifications for the new $25,000 temple to be erected here. Each asked as a condition precedent to their preparation of plans for the edifice that no other architect be engaged. The trustees declined to adopt their suggestion, preferring to leave competition open to all. Bring all the "mites" you have in stock; Or, if you please, drop in a coin, Give us your name, our society join. We have made some mistakes and are not overly much given to bragging, nevertheless, we find it mighty hard work to refrain from saying that the Wickersheim Implement Co. of Fullerton, the quality implement house, is the best place in Southern California to buy implements, vehicles, harness, gasoline engines, bicycles, motorcycles, sewing machines, auto wagons and automobiles. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stern leave for New York the latter part of the month, sailing for Hamburg early in June on a tour of Europe which may be lengthened into a trip around the world. They will spend some time in Germany and France, will visit in England, Spain; Italy and other points of interest. They will go to Egypt, view the pyramids and extend their journey to the far east. They contemplate a trip to Japan, in which event they will return by the Pacific. They will be absent until fall. W. E. Packard, superintendent of the Imperial valley experiment station, was a guest of J. B. Neff one day last week. Formal opening of the station, which is an adjunct to the agricultural experiment station at Berkeley, will be held May 25, when a number of distinguished agriculturists will be present, including Prof. Wickson, Prof. Shaw and Prof. Bioletti of Berkeley. Mr. Neff will be one of the speakers at the meeting, which will have for one of its features a basket picnic attended by farmers from the entire countryside. COMMUNION DRESSES FOR GIRLS We have just received a new line of White Dresses For Girls SIZES 8 TO 14 We have them plain and neatly trimmed in Lace, others more elaborate in Embroidery and Allovers. Prices range from $1.50 to $4.50. White Shoes and Oxford, White Stockings, Ribbons for Sashes, Bows, Veiling, etc. Falkenstein's DEPARTMENT STORE Assistant Postmaster Elmer Imus has returned from a ten days vacation at Banning. H. F. Keallher was in town yesterday from his west side ranch to hear the latest election returns. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Hatfield were in Los Angeles on Friday evening viewing the Shriners' parade. W. E. Duckworth is having plans drawn for a $2500 residence on N. Los Angeles street, in the Holcomb tract. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McLauchlin were in Los Angeles one evening last week witnessing the splendors of the Shriner parade. L. B. Valla of Santa Ana, commercial agent of the Southern Pacific Co. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Hatfield were in Los Angeles on Friday evening viewing the Shriners' parade. W. E. Duckworth is having plans drawn for a $2500 residence on N. Los Angeles street, in the Holcomb tract. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McLauchlin were in Los Angeles one evening last week witnessing the splendors of the Shriner parade. L. B. Valla of Santa Ana, commercial agent of the Southern Pacific Co., was over on business for the company on Tuesday. Mrs. W. M. Seeley who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. McNeill, left yesterday for her home in Phoenix. Miss Ryan and Mrs. Kennedy will entertain on next Thursday at cards in honor of their house guest, Mrs. McGray of Chicago. G. D. Keller and George J. Major, popular representatives of the Fairbanks-Morse company of Los Angeles, were in town yesterday. Mrs. Julius Schneider will entertain on the 27th inst. in honor of Mrs. Herman Stern, who leaves soon for an extended trip abroad. W. H. Sexsmith has returned from Porterville to this place and may now decide to permanently locate here. Mr. Sexsmith is from Vancouver, B.C. Special Picture Sale Saturday, at 2 p.m. Beautiful assortment of gilt framed pictures with glass. Wonderful values going at 10c each. One to a customer while they last. Come promptly at 2 p.m. Saturday at the 5, 10 to 35c. Store, Anaheim. Mrs. Herman Stern entertained the 500 Club at her home on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Parker won the first prize, a hand painted vase, and Mrs. Lewis the second, a plate, also hand-painted. Delicious refreshments of egg salad, sandwiches, cake and ice cream were served. A. Z. Megede who is a director in the Walker-Klauser Oil Company, which has taken a lease on lands on the Tuffree ranch adjoining the Amalgamated, and is now sinking its first well, states he is not yet ready to dispose of stock to local purchasers. Mr. Megede is anxious to form a joint-stock company of the enterprise, but Los Angeles capitalists are so favorably impressed with it that the company may be made a close corporation. A number of citizens have applied for stock, deeming the company one of splendid possibilities, but Mr. Megede is not yet able to place stock on the market. All wool-lined Knickerbockers with all vital points re-inforced $5.00 TO $7.50 Light Shirts, White Ties and everything to fit out the boy for Communion. Busster Brown Shoes for Boys $1.75 AND UP Falkenstein's DEPARTMENT STORE BRISTOL RODS FOR SURF FISHING Fisherman’s Supplies for Salt and Fresh Water FISHING Bicycles, Motorcycles Sporting Goods REPAIRING, VULCANIZING Fisherman’s Supplies for Salt and Fresh Water FISHING Bicycles, Motorcycles Sporting Goods REPAIRING, VULCANIZING W. H. HOUTS Anaheim, Cal. F.A.YUNGBLUTH; THE BEST GOODS Special Attractions in Men’s Outfittings Suits $15.00, $18.00, $20.00 to $30.00 Here, in a profusion of Stylish Cuts and Attractive Weaves, is a Suit For You. Slip on your choice, stop before our mirror, and there reflected is Your Ideal of Perfect Dress. Every Suit, the Kind a man feels proud to wear. And we have all of the Accessories to go with the Suit. F. A. YUNGBLUTH