anaheim-gazette 1913-06-12

MUSIC AND ART FOR SUMMER STUDENTS LECTURERS COMING FROM ENGLAND TO TEACH AT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA NOTED LANDSCAPE PAINTER TO HAVE CHARGE OF SUMMER WORK IN ART All the way from England is coming a member of the Oxford-Cambridge extension staff, to lecture on "Art in Daily Life" in the six-weeks' summer session of the University of California, at Berkeley June 23 to August 2. This is I. B. Stoughton Holburn, M. A., F. R. G. S., known as an art critic through his lecturing in England, Germany, Switzerland, and France. His thesis is that art affects life at every turn, that love of the beautiful is an essential quality of human nature, and that modern men should see to it that beauty and not ugliness shall prevail in the houses in which they dwell, the things of daily use, the planning of towns and cities, the music they hear, the pictures they see, and the literature they read. Besides lecturing on "Art in Daily Life," every evening from July 14 to August 2, Mr. Holburn will lecture daily for those three weeks on "The Philosophy of the Beautiful." Art and music are to be made a special feature of this year's University of California summer session. The landscape painter, Eugen Neuhaus, will have charge of the summer instruction in art. He is a painter of distinction. Through many admirable canvasses he has revealed the broad and noble beauty of headland cliff and as a member of the University of California faculty. A well-known California newspaper illustrator, Perham W. Nahl, will teach figure drawing, freehand drawing and perspective, and drawing in charcoal and wash from casts of antique sculpture. Many of the drawing courses will be particularly planned to help teachers of drawing. Instrumental drawing and descriptive geometry will be provided for. The glorious story of the development of Greek art, from man's earliest appearance in the Mediterranean basin to the great days of Phidias, and on to the Roman conquest of Greece, will be told in lectures every evening by Professor Oliver M. Washburn, with over a thousand stereopticon slides showing ancient works of art to make the tale real. In music, students will be trained to write down a melody as they hear it played, taught how to listen to music and how to understand it better, and taught how to write out melodies and compositions of their own creating. In charge of the work in music will be Charles Louis Seeger, Jr., professor of music in the University of California, formerly a conductor for the Cologne opera, in Germany, trained in music in Harvard, Berlin, Munich, etc., and composer of much published music. Public school music methods will be dealt with by supervisors of music from cities and from normal school and by other experts. All the summer session students who wish to participate will be welcomed into the large chorus, which will prepare a cantata and present it at a concert, and which will study also rounds, madrigals, and other works suitable for high schools, glee clubs, and concerts. There will be a "Half Hour of Music" in the Greek Theater every Sunday afternoon, organ recitals and other concerts, and all the rich opportunity in the way of plays, opera and concert that San Francisco always affords, conveniently at hand. IN AND ABOUT Jap Leaves $500 Estimate Public Administrator petitioned for letters on the estate of S. Gardener who was born north of this city on tate is valued at $520 is the mother of these lives in Japan. F. C.ney for the petitioner. Masonic Building Committee This week there will be the office of County Council for the early story brick and off-lodge hall for the Masonic Building Association contract price is $317 has the contract. The corded a sub-contract C. E. Grouard for all brick work on the building. Olive Well in Oil Sand There is a good department at Olive just now that fine oil has been being put down near Standard Oil Company said to be down about sand that looks like most encouraging brought up. The work are keeping information any, to themselves gained credence through in the last few days since Standard Oil men have Contract Let For Build. A contract was signed the construction of a house for the Fullerton Nut Growers' Association on the site of one that down. Bishop & Colle Santa Ana, secured price of which is a work upon which was this week. The new "How Did The Bird Know that"— It is neither fair to you nor to us to overlook the many advantages gained by purchasing here! Now that instruction by correspondence is to be given by the University of California, beginning with next August, attendance on a summer session has a new value, for a student may start a subject in a six-weeks' summer session class, continue its study by correspondence courses throughout the whole following year, and then come again to Berkeley the next summer for advanced work. Thus he will build on the foundations of a year's systematic reading and study, done under the careful guidance and supervision of the new department of correspondence instruction—a new university undertaking which promises much usefulness to participate will be welcomed into the large chorus, which will prepare a cantata and present it at a concert, and which will study also rounds, madrigals, and other works suitable for high schools, glee clubs, and concerts. There will be a "Half Hour of Music" in the Greek Theater every Sunday afternoon, organ recitals and other concerts, and all the rich opportunity in the way of plays, opera and concert that San Francisco always affords, conveniently at hand. The students who come particularly for art or music will avail themselves also of course in other departments, as visitors or as enrolled students as they may prefer. In English, for instance, there will be lectures on "American Literature" and on "Browning," by C. Alphonso Smith, Edgar Allen Poe, professor of English in the University of Virginia and recently Roosevelt professor at Berlin, and there will be special training in the art of public speaking and in literary interpretation by Dean Robert I. Fulton of the College of Oratory of Ohio Wesleyan University. There will be lectures in French, on masters of the novel, and courses in Italian and in Spanish. In the physical education department there will be 37 different courses, including, among others, courses in aesthetic dancing, national dances, and children's singing games. There will be a course on the birds of California, and others on botany and on physical geography. In all, 30 different university departments will be represented, in subjects all the way from philosophy to surveying, and from cooking, sewing, and typewriting to child hygiene, dairying and horticulture for high schools, manual training, and folklore and anthropology. Last year's summer session at Berkeley was exceeded in size by only one other in America. It enrolled 2,275 men and women. From present indications this summer's attendance seems likely to be larger by a thousand. Now that instruction by correspondence is to be given by the University of California, beginning with next August, attendance on a summer session has a new value, for a student may start a subject in a six-weeks' summer session class, continue its study by correspondence courses throughout the whole following year, and then come again to Berkeley the next summer for advanced work. Thus he will build on the foundations of a year's systematic reading and study, done under the careful guidance and supervision of the new department of correspondence instruction—a new university undertaking which promises much usefulness to participate will be welcomed into the large chorus, which will prepare a cantata and present it at a concert, and which will study also rounds, madrigals, and other works suitable for high schools, glee clubs, and concerts. There will be a "Half Hour of Music" in the Greek Theater every Sunday afternoon, organ recitals and other concerts, and all the rich opportunity in the way of plays, opera and concert that San Francisco always affords, conveniently at hand. The students who come particularly for art or music will avail themselves also of course in other departments, as visitors or as enrolled students as they may prefer. In English, for instance, there will be lectures on "American Literature" and on "Browning," by C. Alphonso Smith, Edgar Allen Poe, professor of English in the University of Virginia and recently Roosevelt professor at Berlin, and there will be special training in the art of public speaking and in literary interpretation by Dean Robert I. Fulton of the College of Oratory of Ohio Wesleyan University. There will be lectures in French, on masters of the novel, and courses in Italian and in Spanish. In the physical education department there will be 37 different courses, including, among others, courses in aesthetic dancing, national dances, and children’s singing games. There will be a course on the birds of California, and others on botany and on physical geography. In all, 30 different university departments will be represented, in subjects all the way from philosophy to surveying, and from cooking, sewing, and typewriting to child hygiene, dairying and horticulture for high schools, manual training, and folklore and anthropology. Last year's summer session at Berkeley was exceeded in size by only one other in America. It enrolled 2,275 men and women. From present indications this summer's attendance seems likely to be larger by a thousand. Now that instruction by correspondence is to be given by the University of California, beginning with next August, attendance on a summer session has a new value, for a student may start a subject in a six-weeks' summer session class, continue its study by correspondence courses throughout the whole following year, and then come again to Berkeley the next summer for advanced work. Thus he will build on the foundations of a year's systematic reading and study, done under the careful guidance and supervision of the new department of correspondence instruction—a new university undertaking which promises much usefulness to participate will be welcomed into the large chorus, which will prepare a cantata and present it at a concert, and which will study also rounds, madrigals, and other works suitable for high schools, glee clubs, and concerts. There will be a "Half Hour of Music" in the Greek Theater every Sunday afternoon, organ recitals and other concerts, and all the rich opportunity in the way of plays, opera and concert that San Francisco always affords, conveniently at hand. The students who come particularly for art or music will avail themselves also of course in other departments, as visitors or as enrolled students as they may prefer. In English, for instance, there will be lectures on "American Literature" and on "Browning," by C. Alphonso Smith, Edgar Allen Poe, professor of English in the University of Virginia and recently Roosevelt professor at Berlin, and there will be special training in the art of public speaking and in literary interpretation by Dean Robert I. Fulton of the College of Oratory of Ohio Wesleyan University. There will be lectures in French, on masters of the novel, and courses in Italian and in Spanish. In the physical education department there will be 37 different courses, including, among others, courses in aesthetic dancing, national dances, and children’s singing games. There will be a course on the birds of California, and others on botany and on physical geography. In all, 30 different university departments will be represented, in subjects all the way from philosophy to surveying,and from cooking,sewing,and typewriting to child hygiene,dairyingand horticulture for high schools Manual training,and folkloreand anthropology. Last year's summer session at Berkeley was exceeded in size by only one other in America. It enrolled 2,275 men and women. From present indications this summer's attendance seems likely to be larger by a thousand. Now that instruction by correspondence is to be given by the University of California, beginning with next August， attendance on a summer session has a new value，for a student may start a subject in a six-weeks' summer session class，continue its study by correspondence courses throughout the whole following year，and then come again to Berkeley the next summer for advanced work。Thus he will build on the foundations of a year's systematic reading和study，done under the careful guidance和supervisionofthenewdepartmentofcorrespondenceinstruction—anewuniversityundertakingwhichpromisesmuchusefulnesstoparticipatewillbewelcomedinthelargechorus，whichwillpreparea cantataandpresentitatacontcert,andwhichwillstudylalsorounds,madrigals,andotherworkssuitableforhighschools,gleeclubs,andconcerts。Therewillbea“HalfHourofMusic”intheGreekTheatereverySundayafternoon，organrecitalsandotherconcerts，andalltherichopportunityinthewayofplays，operaandconcertthatSanFranciscoalwaysaffords，convenientlyathand. The students who come particularly for art or music will avail themselves also of course in other departments，as visitors or as enrolled students as they may prefer.InEnglish，forinstance，therewillbelectureson“AmericanLiterature”和on“Browning，”byC.AlphonsoSmith，EdgarAllenPoe，professorofEnglishintheUniversityofVirginiaandrecentlyRooseveltprofessoratBerlin，andtherewillbespecialtrainingintheartofpublicspeakingandinliteraryinterpretationbyDeanRobertI.FultonoftheCollegeofOratoryofOhioWesleyanUniversity。TherewillberelecturesinFrench，onmastersofthenovel,andcoursesinItalianandinSpanish。在thephysicaleducationdepartmenttherewillbe37differentcourses，including，amongothers,coursesin aestheticdancing,nationaldances,andchildren'ssinginggames。TherewillbeacourseonthebirdsofCalifornia,andothersonbotanyandonphysicalgeography。在all，30differentuniversitydepartmentswillberepresented，在subjectsallthewayfromphilosophytosurveying,andfromcooking,sewing,andtypewritingtocouldharmygiene,dairyingandhorticultureforhighschools_manualtraining,andfolkloreandanthropology。 Last year's summer session at Berkeley was exceeded in size by only one other in America. It enrolled 2,275 men and women.From present indications this summer's attendance seems likely to be larger by a thousand. Now that instruction by correspondence is to be given by the University of California，beginning with next August， attendance on a summer session has a new value，for a student may start a subject in a six-weeks' summer session class，continue its study by correspondence courses throughout the whole following year，and then come again to Berkeley the next summer for advanced work。Thus he will build on the foundations of a year's systematic reading和study，done under the careful guidance和supervisionofthenewdepartmentofcorrespondenceinstruction—anewuniversityundertakingwhichpromisesmuchusefulnesstoparticipatewillbewelcomedintothelargechorus，whichwillpreparea cantataandpresentitatacontcert,andwhichwillstudylalsorounds,madrigals,andotherworkssuitableforhighschools,gleeclubs,andconcerts。Therewillbea“HalfHourofMusic”intheGreekTheatereverySundayafternoon，organrecitalsandotherconcerts，andalltherichopportunityinthewayofplays，operaandconcertthatSanFranciscoalwaysaffords，convenientlyathand. The students who come particularly for art or music will avail themselves also of course in other departments，as visitors or as enrolled students as they may prefer.InEnglish，forinstance，therewillbelectureson“AmericanLiterature”和on“Browning，”byC.AlphonsoSmith，EdgarAllenPoe，professorofEnglishintheUniversityofVirginiaandrecentlyRooseveltprofessoratBerlin，andtherewillbespecialtrainingintheartofpublicspeakingandinliteraryinterpretationbyDeanRobertI.FultonoftheCollegeofOratoryofOhioWesleyanUniversity。TherewillberelecturesinFrench，onmastersofthenovel,andcoursesinItalianandinSpanish。在thephysicaleducationdepartmenttherewillbe37differentcourses，including，amongothers,coursesin aestheticdancing,nationaldances,andchildren'ssinginggames。TherewillbeacourseonthebirdsofCalifornia,andothersonbotanyandonphysicalgeography。在all，30differentuniversitydepartmentswillberepresented，在subjectsallthewayfromphilosophytosurveying,andfromcooking,sewing,andtypewritingtocouldharmygiene,dairyingandhorticultureforhighschools_manualtraining,andfolkloreandanthropology。 Last year's summer session at Berkeley was exceeded in size by only one other in America. It enrolled 2,275 men and women.From present indications this summer's attendance seems likely to be larger by a thousand. Now that instruction by correspondence is to be given by the University of California，beginning with next August， attendance on a summer session has a new value，for a student may start a subject in a six-weeks' summer session class，continue its study by correspondence courses throughout the whole following year，and then come again to Berkeley the next summer for advanced work。Thus he will build on the foundations of a year's systematic reading和study，done under the careful guidance和supervisionofthenewdepartmentofcorrespondenceinstruction—anewuniversityundertakingwhichpromisesmuchusefulnesstoparticipatewillbewelomedintothelargechorus，whichwillpreparea cantata和presentitatacontcert,andwhichwillstudylalsorounds,madrigals,andotherworkssuitableforhighschools,gleeclubs,andconcerts。Therewillbea“HalfHourofMusic”intheGreekTheatereverySundayafternoon，organrecitalsandotherconcerts，andalltherichopportunityinthewayofplaws，operaandconcertthatSanFranciscoalwaysaffords，convenientlyathand. The students who come particularly for art or music will avail themselves also of course in other departments，as visitors or as enrolled students as they may prefer.InEnglish，forinstance，therewillbelectureson“AmericanLiterature”和on“Browning，”byC.AlphonsoSmith，EdgarAllenPoe，professorofEnglishintheUniversityofVirginiaandrecentlyRooseveltprofessoratBerlin，andtherewillbespecialtrainingintheartofpublicspeakingandinliteraryinterpretationbyDeanRobertI.FultonoftheCollegeofOratoryofOhioWesleyanUniversity。TherewillberelecturesinFrench，onmastersofthenovel,andcoursesinItalianandinSpanish。在thephysicaleducationdepartmenttherewillbe37differentcourses，including，amongothers,coursesin aestheticdancing,nationaldances,andchildren'ssinginggames。TherewillbeacourseonthebirdsofCalifornia,andothersonbotanyandonphysicalgeography。在all，30differentuniversitydepartmentswillberepresented，在subjectsallthewayfromphilosophytosurveying,andfromcooking,sewing,andtypewritingtocouldharmygiene,dairyingandhorticultureforhighschools_manualtraining,andfolkloreandanthropology。 Last year's summer session at Berkeley was exceeded in size by only one other in America. 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HEYING'S DRUG STORE ANAHEIM Kelly & Herzler, the Anaheim cement pipe men, report work in their line booming. They have just completed 11,000 feet of cement irrigating pipe for the Ideal Water Company, a large order for Supervisor Schumacher, Elmers Bros., and many other ranchers throughout the country. All their work is first-class, and so sure are they that it will give satisfaction that they say "don't pay unless our work suits you." This is probably the largest private cement contracting firm in the county, and has a large number of creditable jobs to its credit near this city and in other parts of the county. Mrs. M. J. Thompson and her two charming daughters, Mrs. Walter Mentzer, of Denver, Colo., and Miss Mary Ellen Berger, of Davenport, Iowa, arrived at Anaheim Thursday to make an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. Louis Feld, on her orange ranch southeast of town. Mrs. Thompson and her daughters intend making California their future home and will take up their residence in Los Angeles some time next fall. Anna C. Walter to quitclaims lot 4 of ww Anaheim extension; Same to same, quail part of lots 6 and 7 of tract No. 1, lying north feet north of and paralleled said tract; $1. Frank Stout et ux lot 3, Stout's addition $10.00. L. E. Miller et ux worth, lot 5, block 3, dition to Anaheim; $1. J. W. Duckworth ee Miller, easterly rect original building lots Anaheim; $10. Mexican Thieves at l A score of more co Beach have been plied by a gang of Mexicans the gang, T. G. Gov county jail charged a cottage that belonged McKeen of Garden C some reason to believ was also made by the a 2-year-old child. Th ing for two or three reported that the M taking the child al Laguna canyon. The at the old sheep ca sycamores. Fred Tr Beach and others camp was a stopping and descended upon that a truckload of p ered and taken to Pillows, blankets, clo and all kinds of art Some of the gang ar peddled some of th and not recovered. IN AND ABOUT COUNTY Jap Leaves $500 Estate Public Administrator Winbigler has petitioned for letters of administration on the estate of S. Ono, a Japanese gardener who was killed by a train north of this city on May 28. The estate is valued at $520. The only heir is the mother of the deceased. She lives in Japan. F. C. Spencer is attorney for the petitioner. Masonic Building Contract Recorded This week there was recorded at the office of County Recorder Peters a contract for the erection of a two-story brick and office building and lodge hall for the Masonic Temple Building Association of Anaheim. The contract price is $31,324. J. S. Hilend has the contract. There was also recorded a sub-contract from Hilend to C. E. Grouard for all the cement and brick work on the building for $10,044. Olive Well in Oil Sand There is a good deal of quiet excitement at Olive just now over the report that fine oil has been struck in the well being put down near that place by the Standard Oil Company. The well is said to be down about 1,500 feet. A sand that looks like oil sand of the most encouraging kind has been brought up. The workmen on the well are keeping information, if they have any, to themselves. The report has gained credence through the fact that in the last few days several well-known Standard Oil men have visited the well. Contract Let For Building A contract was signed this week for the construction of a new packing-house for the Fullerton-Placentia Walnut Growers' Association to be built on the site of one that recently burned down. Bishop & Cole, contractors of Santa Ana, secured the contract, the price of which is about $8,000, and work upon which was begun promptly this week. The new building will be Suit Over Canned Tomatoes Because there were not enough tomatoes shipped to fill an order, the Santa Ana Wholesale Grocery Company has brought suit against the Growers' Home Canneries Company of Los Angeles for $648. The complaint states that the cannery contracted to deliver 1,000 cases of canned tomatoes to the Santa Ana wholesale house by November 1, 1912, with 40 cases to be given for prompt payment. Of the order but 315 cases have been sent, which have been paid for at $1.70 per case. The wholesale grocery considers the cases worth $2.50 a case, and by failure to receive the remainder of the order it has been damaged $648. Stanton's Municipal Fight A new phase in the long drawn fight for disincorporation of the city of Stanton developed this week when F. C. Beecher, resident of the city, called at the office of the county clerk for assistance in preparing affidavits of legal circulation of a petition for withdrawal of practically the northern half of the present incorporated territory which will be presented to the city council of Stanton at its next regular meeting. As explained by Mr. Beecher, this petition will take the place of a petition for disincorporation of the entire city which has been prepared and circulated. Beecher believes that a petition for withdrawal of the north one-half of the territory now included in the corporate limits of the city will be strongly supported, and for this reason he is making haste to get it before the city council before the original one can be presented. The petition for withdrawal contains some 60 names. Recelves Estimate on Harbor Work The Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce has received from the War Department an estimate on the cost of the proposed jetty at the entrance to Newport Bay, the construction of which is proposed to be undertaken at local expense at $101,200. The department recommends that a jetty be 1,750 feet in length and that it be built on... in the last few days several well-known Standard Oil men have visited the well. Contract Let For Building A contract was signed this week for the construction of a new packing-house for the Fullerton-Placentia Walnut Growers' Association to be built on the site of one that recently burned down. Bishop & Cole, contractors of Santa Ana, secured the contract, the price of which is about $8,000, and work upon which was begun promptly this week. The new building will be equipped with all modern appliances for handling walnuts. The main building will measure 126 by 70 feet, with a machine shop measuring 24 by 60 feet. Brick, concrete and wood will be used in the construction. Bride Tires of Matrimony Although but a bride of less than six months, Claire Baker has tired of the matrimonial yoke and has through her attorney, F. C. Spencer, asked the superior court to cut the knot that binds her to Ivan C. Baker by annulling the marriage contract with him at Anaheim on the 13th day of last January. In her complaint plaintiff alleges that defendant represented himself as socially and morally competent to wed her, but that he really was leading a "fast and high" life, and not conducting himself in a moral or sober manner. Plaintiff was Claire M. Raker, before she became Claire M. Baker. Linoleum Plant For Huntington Beach The Pacific Linoleum & Oil Cloth Company has decided to locate a plant at Huntington Beach and will employ 75 men as soon as operations are begun. The building of the plant will be commenced at an early date. Officers of the company are T. B. Talbert of Huntington Beach, J. E. Nelson of Santa Ana and C. C. Hutchins, F. E. Phelps and W. H. Hazel of Los Angeles. The site of the plant will probably be in the tract set aside for the industrial section of Huntington Beach, where are now located the plants of the Holly Sugar Company and the La Bolsa Tile Works, about a quarter of a mile from the city limits. Realty Transfers Anna C. Walter to F. M. Walter, quitclaims lot 4 of west half of lot 9, Anaheim extension; $1. Same to same, quitclaims all that part of lots 6 and 7 of South Placentia tract No. 1, lying north of a line 833.52 feet north of and parallel to south line of said tract; $1. Frank Stout et ux to F. H. McElree, lot 3, Stout's addition to Santa Ana; $10.00. L. E. Miller et ux to J. W. Duckworth, lot 5, block 3, Rothaermel's addition to Anaheim; $10. Friends! Romans! Countrymen! I came not here to talk—ahem! that's about all I know of that. I came to shy a few remarks in the sawdust ring of Opportunity. There's a likely nag for you, if you seize her by the forelock at the auspicious moment. If you don't, you are likely to get thrown. Any citizen of this burg can be the real "Opportunity Kid" if he or she will bring us that lumber bill about now. What is worth doing well is worth doing today, so seize this opportunity while you may and give us an opportunity to serve you well. Poured Hot Water Over Small Brother That Jose Martinez, a feeble-minded boy, had poured hot water over his younger brother and caused his death was made known to District Attorney West on Saturday when an application was made for Martinez's arrest on an insanity charge. The frightful tragedy occurred six months ago, but the ignorance of the boy's parents caused them to say little of the death of the child. Jose Martinez is about 16 years old. His parents live at Talbert. The boy's parents left him at home with a small brother. In the house was a kettle or boiler of boiling water. In some manner the child was so badly scalded that he died from the effects of his injuries. The story at Talbert is that the feeble-minded boy poured the water upon his brother. It seems that no connected story of the affair could be secured, as only the imbecile and the injured child were present. Outside of that one act the boy was not considered dangerous until recently. For several days now he has made a practice of going out into the country and lying in the weeds beside the road. He has given several small girls severe frights. Some of the residents of Talbert made an investigation, with the result that it was concluded to take immediate action to have the boy cared for. BILLY, THE BOOSTER, WITH GIBBS LUMBER What about Screen Doors and Window Screens. Anna C. Walter to F. M. Walter, quitclaims lot 4 of west half of lot 9, Anaheim extension; $1. Same to same, quitclaims all that part of lots 6 and 7 of South Placentia tract No. 1, lying north of a line 833.52 feet north of and parallel to south line of said tract; $1. Frank Stout et ux to F. H. McElree, lot 3, Stout's addition to Santa Ana; $10.00. L. E. Miller et ux to J. W. Duckworth, lot 5, block 3, Rothaermel's addition to Anaheim; $10. J. W. Duckworth et ux to Mary K. Miller, easterly rectangular half of original building lots 51 and 55, city of Anaheim; $10. Mexican Thieves at Laguna Beach A score of more cottages at Laguna Beach have been plundered recently by a gang of Mexican thieves. One of the gang, T. G. Gonzales, is in the county jail charged with burglarizing a cottage that belongs to Charles W. McKeen of Garden Grove. There is some reason to believe that an attempt was also made by the Mexican to steal a 2-year-old child. The child was missing for two or three hours. Children reported that the Mexican was seen taking the child along the road up Laguna canyon. The child was found at the old sheep camp under some sycamores. Fred Trefren of Laguna Beach and others concluded that the camp was a stopping place for thieves, and descended upon it with the result that a truckload of plunder was recovered and taken to Trefren's house. Pillows, blankets, clocks, stoves, rugs, and all kinds of articles were found. Some of the gang are thought to have peddled some of the articles stolen, and not recovered. FORMER RESIDENT DIES IN ALASKA Mrs. Olga Luedke Soboleff Passes Away at Juneau Hospital After Long Illness Mrs. A. Frohling is in receipt of the sad news that her niece, Mrs. Olga Luedke-Soboleff, passed away in the Juneau hospital, Alaska, on May 11, 1913, of pleuro pneumonia. Mrs. Soboleff was a pioneer of southeastern Alaska. She was 58 years of age, and was born on June 5, 1854, in San Francisco. Four children survive: they are Mrs. Fay Bayers, Mrs. Lloyd Bayers, Vincent and Alexander Soboleff. Her remains were taken to Sitka and buried there beside the grave of her husband. A beautiful tombstone will be erected to mark her resting place, ordered by her sons and daughters. Deceased was formerly a resident of this city, and her parents, Mr. and brother. It seems that no connected story of the affair could be secured, as only the imbecile and the injured child were present. Outside of that one act the boy was not considered dangerous until recently. For several days now he has made a practice of going out into the country and lying in the weeds beside the road. He has given several small girls severe frights. Some of the residents of Talbert made an investigation, with the result that it was concluded to take immediate action to have the boy cared for. The boy cannot talk plainly. His mumblings go to indicate a disordered mind. In San Diego beer, we are producing a brand that is unexcelled, even by the most widely advertised brands manufactured in Europe or America. It is as near perfect as human agency can produce, and we believe justly popular. All Anaheim wholesale dealers sell it in bottles and Germania Hall saloon sells it from the wood. San Diego Consolidated Brewing Co. J. H. ZITT, Pres't- New Perfection WICK BLUE FLAME Oil Cook-stove Bakes Broils Roasts Toasts Does all kinds of cooking just as well as a regular coal range. No Odor. No Tainting of the food. For Best Results We Recommend PEARL or EOCENE OIL Sold in bulk and cases Sold by dealers everywhere. Our nearest agency will furnish further information STANDARD OIL COMPANY CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES SAN FRANCISCO WHERE BIG RED APPLES GROW Yucaina Valley WHERE BIG RED APPLES GROW Yucaipa Valley Big returns are being made from Yucaipa Apple Lands. 3,000 acres of young trees are now flourishing here and hundreds of acres more will be planted at once. One of the largest consignments of nursery stock ever shipped (60,000 trees) was delivered in the Yucaipa Valley for this season's planting. No heavy winds, sufficient frost, ideal climatic conditions. AMPLE water at low rates, rich, deep soil, soft and easily worked, and the same for twenty feet down, are only a few of the many features which make Yucaipa Valley Apple Lands the best from all standpoints of any in California. $285 AN ACRE Apples pay bigger returns than any other crops—water, soil, and climate in a combination hard to find in California, are essential and we have them all. AN UNLIMITED MARKET Los Angeles alone consumes seven times the apples raised in all California and pays highest prices. The Salt Lake Railroad alone shipped 300 cars into Los Angeles in one month. You can make big money at Yucaipa—investigate today. FREE BOOKLET Send now for our free booklet—call, phone, or write and ask any questions or request any information you desire. Redlands & Yucaipa Land Company Elliott-Bushard Realty Co. SALES AGENTS ANAHEIM, CAL. When you tire of Elliott-Bushard Realty Co. SALES AGENTS ANAHEIM, CAL. 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