anaheim-gazette 1912-12-19

The Weekly Gazette. ESTABLISHED 1870 Henry Kuchel, Editor and Proprietor SUBSCRIPTION.....$1.50 Per Year Six Months.....$1.00 Three Months.....50 Cts. Entered at the Anaheim Postoffice as second-class matter. SCHUMACHER WINS Leads John Brunworth in Supersisor Contest by One Vote William Schumacher yesterday won the election contest brought by John Brunworth in the third supervisor district, his margin being one vote. The corrected vote was announced 1,574 for Schumacher, 1,573 for Brunworth. The official return gave Schumacher 1,605 and Brunworth 1,603. CONTRACT AWARDED Fred Hess Gets Order For Laying Pipe Lines For the City Fred Hess, of this city, was at Monday's adjourned city trustees' meeting, awarded the contract for laying 5,125 feet of water pipe for the city on streets where paving is in contemplation. His bid of 14 cent per running foot amounted, according to City Electrician Lewis, to $717.50. Other bids were: J. S. Hilend and C. E. Chamberlain, $847.61; and J. H. Connor, of Los Angeles, $1,225.00. The drug store license fee of $5 for selling alcohol was ordered changed to $2.00. Alfred Heying having shown at the last meeting of the board, that the present tax is exorbitant, and that druggists will either have to sell alcohol at a loss or else raise the price accordingly, unless something be done to lighten the tax. After some discussion the city attorney was ordered to draw up an ordinance amending the section of the previous ordinance changing the fee to $2.00. The West End Glee Club having disclosed the identity of its members to the satisfaction of the trustees, it was PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH A big day at the Presbyterian church Sunday. The day will be given up to the Christmas celebration. Sermon subject for morning: "Jesus was Born." Evening, "Why Christ Came to Earth." There will be appropriate music both morning and evening. Come and let us worship the Christ our King. The Sunday school will give its Christmas program on Monday evening, December 23, at 7:45 o'clock. Several unique features will be introduced and everything gives promise of being interesting and worshipful. There will be a Christmas tree beautifully decorated, and Santa will have a treat for every member of the school. Edison and Victor talking machines, $15 and up, on easy terms, no interest. Weber's Book & Music store. Mrs. Mowry—Orders for china, oil, tapestry and water color painting; place cards. 126 West Peoria street, Pasadena. Lessons in Los Angeles Fridays. Phone Broadway 6082. Toy tea sets, 10c and up; doll go-carts, 35c and up; boys' tool chest, 25c and up; steam engines, 50c and up; Teddy bears, 15c and up. Weber's Book & Music Store. When seeking the best table wines, sweet wines, and champagne, seek no further than the Anaheim Winery, opposite West Anaheim Southern Pacific depot. Xmas view cards of California. The latest in postals; over 300 views; one cent. Weber's Book & Stationery Store. FOR SALE—DRY WALNUT WOOD CHAPMAN RANCH BOTH PHONES—FULLERTON The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Germann who has been seriously ill is improving and will probably recover. WANTED—Woman for general house- The drug store license fee of $5 for selling alcohol was ordered changed to $2.00, Alfred Heying having shown at the last meeting of the board, that the present tax is exorbitant, and that druggists will either have to sell alcohol at a loss or else raise the price accordingly, unless something be done to lighten the tax. After some discussion the city attorney was ordered to draw up an ordinance amending the section of the previous ordinance changing the fee to $2.00. The West End Glee Club having disclosed the identity of its members to the satisfaction of the trustees, it was given a license to sell beer at an outing and party to be given at Columbia Gardens on New Year's day. An agreement with Wm. Geerdes and Mr. Stickley providing for the opening of a street a short distance south of the power house, and extending from Lemon to Claudina streets, was ratified and City Engineer Steward authorized to draw up and execute deeds in the matter. Mr. Steward reported that he had been overseeing the operation of the septic tank, and that there were not enough connections made at present with the sewer to insure its working in the best manner. He was authorized to purchase water for the purpose of flushing out the tank from a pumping plant in the neighborhood of the sewer farm. Officer Germann's salary, beginning with the first of January, was fixed at $65.00 per month. Upon motion the meeting adjourned. ENJOYABLE SURPRISE PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J. Hartung's New Home Scene of Much Jollity The new home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J. Hartung was the scene of much gayety and mirthfulness at 8 o'clock Friday evening when a party of friends, numbering 20 trooped down upon the newly married couple and tendered them an informal house warming. To say that it was a surprise to Mr. and Mrs. Hartung would be putting it mildly. They quickly recovered, however, piloted the self-invited guests into the house, and proved themselves to be a most worthy host and hostess. The party had brought along filled ice cream freezers, cakes and other good things, and upon conclusion of the evening's chief entertainment, which was furnished by whist and "500," these were opened and their contents disposed of. At a late hour the guests departed, after inspecting the new residence, and wishing the worthy couple a long and happy life within its walls. Some of the guests present were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dickenson, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Skinner, Mrs. O. Skinner, Mrs. Edith Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Price, Mrs. Thomas Hill, Mrs. John Hartung, and Mr. and Mrs. S. Lybarger of this city, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cottar of Fullerton. FOR SALE—DRY WALNUT WOOD CHAPMAN RANCH BOTH PHONES—FULLERTON The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Germann who has been seriously ill is improving and will probably recover. WANTED—Woman for general housework. Pacific Phone 41R, Anaheim. A private retreat for nesting birds will be maintained by the federal government near Valentine, Nebraska. President Taft has proclaimed the reservation of 613 additional acres on the abandoned Fort Niobrara reservation, the only reserve in the continental United States maintained for the breeding of prairie chickens, sharp-tailed grouse, and quail. Two other bird reservations were created by order of President Taft and put under the Department of Agriculture. Both are in Alaska. These make a total of 55 bird reservations established to date, eight of them in Alaska. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN One orange rack with springs complete; also one flat rack. Call at 229 S. Philadelphia street. Phone 279J. FOR RENT—5-year lease, 225 acres alfalfa, beet and bean land, ½ mile from Los Alamitos factory. Plenty artesian water already developed to irrigate entire tract. Apply H. L. Heffner, Huntington Beach, Cal. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Marie Goiran (formerly Marie Riverine) Deceased. Notice is hereby given, by the undersigned, administrator, with the will annexed, of the estate of Marie Goiran (formerly Marie Riverine) deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice (which notice was first published on the 19th day of December, 1912.) to the said administrator, at his office, No. 106 North Los Angeles street, Anaheim, Cal., the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in the City of Anaheim, Orange County, California. Dated December 19th, 1912. J. CASSOU, Administrator with the Will annexed, of the Estate of Marie Goiran, Deceased. To Property Owners We are equipped to make your sewer connections. Our permanent head SEWER CONNECTIONS To Property Owners We are equipped to make your sewer connections. Our permanent head quarters are in Anaheim. Our prices are standard; our work guaranteed. First class sewer construction in the city was done under contract by us. We want your work and believe it will pay you to have us do it. Leave orders at Martenet Hardware Store or telephone 1182 Home. C. E. CHAMBERLAIN 324 N. Lemon St. ANAHEIM - CALIFORNIA BAKING FOR CHRISTMAS is too big a task to impose on any woman. She certainly has enough other things to do besides baking the bread, cakes and pies. She doesn’t have to. At this bakery she can get just what she wants and better than she could bake herself. Come look and be tempted to try at JENSEN’S OLD ANAHEIM BAKERY ANAHEIM GAZETTE Greatest Announcement of 1912 The Studebakers have produced a "25" h.p., 5-passenger touring car that is a wonder among moderate-sized cars for $370.00. A "35" with electric lighter and starter, seating six and seating them in the lap of luxury, For $1390 The Greatest Announcement Studebaker "35" H. P. Four-cylinder, 4½ inch bore by 5 inch stroke, electrically lighted and electric self starter, 116 inch wheel base, full floating rear axle, electric horn, new Studebaker jiffy curtains, combination 6 or 4 passenger body, 34x4 inch Goodrich tires, deep, luxurious upholstering, crowned fenders, silk mohair top, clear-vision ventilating wind-shield, speedometer, extra rim, detachable demountable rims, full set of tools, tire holders, ¾ elliptic springs, all trimmings nickel and black enamel. Price $1390 Delivered Read these specifications and you will see that we are easily two years ahead at the price; 3½ inch bore by 5 inch stroke, 40 h.p. electrically lighted and self starter, 121 inch wheel base, full floating rear axle, electric horn, new Studebaker jiffy curtains, combination 4 or 6 passenger body, 34 by 4 HOLIDAY SPECIALS YOU are counting the days to Merry Christmas. And you are also racking your brains to find the best way to make it a cooking event that will bring praise from your family and friends. This Store Will Aid You All the latest dainties are carried in stock—the finest materials to make that delicious Plum Pudding, that appetizing Mince Pie and all other delights of the season. Christmas Specials: Christmas Trees Christmas Candies ANAHEIM P. J. Weisel & Co. Some Help FOR Hair top, clear vision ventilating wind-shield, speedometer, extra rim, detachable demountable rims, full set of tools, tire holders, ¾ elliptic springs, all trimmings nickel and black enamel. Price $1390 Delivered Read these specifications and you will see that we are easily two years ahead at the price; 3½ inch bore by 5 inch stroke, 40 h. p. electrically lighted and self starter, 121 inch wheel base, full floating rear axle, electric horn, new Studebaker jiffy curtains, combination 4 or 6 passenger body, 34 by 4 An order for a Come in an Louis 128 PRACTICAL We have just received a la the market. China makes a will please anybody. This Store Will Aid You All the latest dainties are carried in stock—the finest materials to make that delicious Plum Pudding, that appetizing Mince Pie and all other delights of the season. Christmas Specials: Christmas Trees Christmas Candies Eastern Cider Mince Meat Nuts and Raisins In fact, Everything for the Christmas Table And do not Forget that A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR GO TO YOU FROM US J. W. WALLOP CASH GROCER Both Phones ANAHEIM, Cal. J. F. DISHAROON Electric and Auto Supplies and Repairing Contractor for All Kinds of Electrical work. - Agent for Sunbeam Tungsten Lamps and John Lucas Paints Office—113 So. Los Angeles Street ANAHEIM, CA. Thursday, December 19 Greatest Announcement of 1912 And a splendid "Six" of full 40 h. p., that brings all the smoothness, speed, power and efficiency of a "Six" into the low price zone at $1675 Announcement of the Year Studebaker "25" H. P. Four-cylinder, 3½x5 bore and stroke, acetylene gas primer or starter, 102 inch wheel base, 30x3½ inch Goodrich tires, demountable rims, Studebaker jiffy curtains, electric horn, presto-lite tank, silk mohair top, extra rim, ventilating wind-shield, speedometer, robe rail, tire holders, full set tools, tire repair kit, tool box, full elliptic springs, trimmings nickel and black. Price $970 Delivered lating wind-shield, speedometer, robe rail, tire holders, full set tools, tire repair kit, tool box, full elliptic springs, trimmings nickel and black. Price $970 Delivered inch Goodrich tires, deep luxurious upholstering, crowned fenders, silk mohair top, clear vision wind-shield, speedometer, extra rim, detachable demountable rims, full set tools, tire holders, ¾ elliptic springs, all trimmings nickle and black enamel. PRICE $1675.00 DELIVERED. & Company PLACENTIA Some Helpful Suggestions FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS Something that He will Appreciate Neckties : Umbrellas : Silk Suspenders S : Dress Gloves : Sweaters : Auto Gloves : Dress Shirts : Sox : Flannel Shirts : Garters and Arm Bands Underwear Order for a Tailor Made Suit or Overcoat Come in and get one of our 1913 Calendars Louis Z. Kroeger 128 West Center Street TICAL GIFTS ARE THE THING just received a large assortment of the finest china to be had on et. China makes a very acceptable Christmas gift. Such articles are anybody. ECTICAL GIFTS ARE THE THING just received a large assortment of the finest china to be had on set. China makes a very acceptable Christmas gift. Such articles are anybody. ALSO FOR THE BOYS have an unexcelled line of express wagons. Other gifts to be found themselves include lamps, cutlery, stoveware, glassware and many more numerous to mention. Come in and pick out what you want. Enter to all parts of the city. A. NAGEL Center and Claudina Sts., Anaheim, Calif. FOR THE HOLIDAYS The Boston Bakery will be well supplied as usual for the Holidays. A large assortment of Fruit Cakes, and all kinds of Fancy Cakes, also Fancy Cookies, Honey Cakes (lebkuchen) and Pepper Nuts. : Christmas Tree Decorations. A great variety of Christopher’s celebrated Chocolates in all flavors and Nuts; and Bonbons in Fancy Boxes: also plain Xmas Mixed Candies. For Christmas Eve we will have on hand fresh Coffee Cakes, Kranz Kuchen and Almond Rings. Boston Bakery E. Center Street STEPHEN KISTLER