anaheim-gazette 1913-06-19

CHURCH NOTICES CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Christian Science services Sunday morning at 11 A. M.; Sunday school at 9:45 A. M.; Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 7:45 P. M. Reading room open from 3 to 5 P. M. on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and from 7 to 9 P. M. on Tuesday and Thursday. Church, corner of Chartres and Hedwig streets. FIRST M. E. CHURCH Rev. C. H. M. Sutherland, pastor. Sunday school, 9:50 A. M. Studies in the Life of Joseph. Superintendent, Geo. M. Tedrick. Next Sunday's lesson will appeal to you. The Rev. J. A. Davis, special secretary of the board of foreign missions, will be the preacher for both services on Sunday. Everyone interested in the coronation of Jesus as King should hear these sermons. Epworth league at 6:30. The second and third quarterly conference of the First Methodist Episcopal church were held on Monday evening. Dr. Alfred Inwood, district superintendent, presiding. Before the business session the members of the quarterly conference with their wives had supper together in the league room, Dr. Inwood being the guest of honor. This proved a very enjoyable and sociable function, some 56 surrounding the table. The reports for the first eight months of the year were very encouraging. In this length of time the congregation has paid over $1,100 for benevolence, local and general and over $600 more subscribed. There has been a net increase of over 100 in membership. The district superintendent expressed himself as greatly pleased by the splendid advance in every department. PRESBYTERIAN "Alaska, the Beautiful, the Wonder- eight months of the year were very encouraging. In this length of time the congregation has paid over $1,100 for benevolence, local and general and over $600 more subscribed. There has been a net increase of over 100 in membership. The district superintendent expressed himself as greatly pleased by the splendid advance in every department. PRESBYTERIAN "Alaska, the Beautiful, the Wonderful." A panoramic view of its scenic, commercial and missionary aspects. Rev. H. O. Henderson will tell us all about it at the Presbyterian church next Sunday evening beginning at 7:45. This lecture will be of great educational value and everyone who desires to be enlightened should hear it. The young and the old should come. An unusual feature of this service will be a silver offering taken at the door. Come, and be just as liberal as you can afford. Tell your friends about the lecture, for it will be worth hearing. Bible school at 9:45 A.M. Good music and keen interest in the study of the lesson. Every man, woman and child should attend Sunday school somewhere. Where do you? At 11 o'clock the pastor will preach, taking for his subject: "Watchwords for the Christian Life." In this church it is the constant aim to minimize self and magnify Christ; to preach less denominationalism and more doctrine; to avoid sensationalism and to be serious, sensible, spiritual and Scriptural. If this appeals to you we shall be glad to see you at church each Sabbath day. GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH The young people of the German Baptist church, corner Broadway and Lemon, have been giving some splendid literary programs in the past and will continue to do so in the future. They will give a literary program Friday, June 20 at 7:45. The main feature will be a debate, resolved "That the church of today ought to be more sociable." There will also be other numbers very interesting on the program. Our Sunday school at 10 o'clock every Sunday morning is a very busy and a pleasant place to be for the old as well as the young. The able staff of teachers present the Bible lessons so clearly that it is really a pleasure to listen. Our superintendent, D. A. Wedel, has a wonderful loving way in managing and making remarks about the lesson to the school as well as asking questions, that the little ones think there is no one like Uncle Wedel. Our preaching services, 11 A.M. and 7:45 P.M., are strictly German. The missed the other three, this one will be interesting to you. A cordial welcome extended to all. No evening service. The Sunday school of this church will hold its annual picnic on Tuesday, June 24 at Bay City. The auto truck and private machines will leave the church at 9 A.M. sharp. PRINCIPAL M’DONALD GETS NEW TRIAL School Teacher Sentenced to 25 Years In Prison Will Have New Hearing According to the opinion of the court of appeals, prejudicial error is still cause for reversal, in spite of the constitutional amendment passed in 1910. The constitutional amendment was to the effect that misdirection of a jury, the admission or rejection of evidence, or an error in pleadings or procedure should not be cause for reversal unless the error complained of would result in a miscarriage of justice. This provision is cited in the opinion, just received, that accompanied the order of the court of appeals giving a new trial to R.C. McDonald, a Santa Ana school principal, under sentence to 25 years in San Quentin McDonald was convicted of... every Sunday morning is a very busy and a pleasant place to be for the old as well as the young. The able staff of teachers present the Bible lessons so clearly that it is really a pleasure to listen. Our superintendent, D. A. Wedel, has a wonderful loving way in managing and making remarks about the lesson to the school as well as asking questions, that the little ones think there is no one like Uncle Wedel. Our preaching services, 11 A. M. and 7:45 P. M., are strictly German. The morning service is always edifying for the Christian believer. The evening service is evangelistic. We love to see one another at the house of God on Sunday. CHRISTIAN CHURCH C. R. Moore, Minister and Evangelist. Bible school meets at 9:45 A. M. Come help the school grow! Preaching and communion at 11 A. M. Morning sermon, "The Stone With Life In It." Junior at 3; senior C. E. at 6:30. Preaching from 7:30 to 8:30. Theme: "The Scape Goat." Is there one in Anaheim? The steady growth of the church and the spiritual unity of the congregation is producing continued activity and zeal among all the members. Come and grow Godward with us. EPISCOPAL CHURCH Sunday, June 22, 5th Sunday in Trinity, the services in St. Michael's Episcopal church, corner Adele and Emily streets, will be: Bible school and adult classes, 9:45 A. M.; morning prayer and sermon by the rector, Rev. David Todd Gillmor; subject, "Saul's First Experience as a Christian." This is the fourth talk in the series of five on the man Saul. Even though you have 1910. The constitutional amendment was to the effect that misdirection of a jury, the admission or rejection of evidence, or an error in pleadings or procedure should not be cause for reversal unless the error complained of would result in a miscarriage of justice. This provision is cited in the opinion, just received, that accompanied the order of the court of appeals giving a new trial to R. C. McDonald, a Santa Ana school principal, under sentence to 25 years in San Quentin. McDonald was convicted of a felony charge brought by a 14-year-old pupil, Helen Hambelton. The reversal was made because Judge West in admonishing one of the attorneys for the defense to refrain from disparaging remarks concerning the complaining witness, the judge saying that her behavior on the witness stand had been "courteous, kind and modest." The upper court held that this remark was prejudicial and might have had something to do with making up the minds of the jurors. The upper court decided that it cannot tell what the effect was, but because it might have had an effect in keeping the defendant from having a fair and impartial trial, failure to have a fair and impartial trial would be a miscarriage of justice. To Beet Growers: We are headquarters for all kinds of beet plows and beet machinery, and have more than a carload of heavy beet wagons. We also have another carload of lighter wagons in every size. When it comes to a wagon we can absolutely suit anybody. We also have several second hand wagons as good as new and two complete camp wagons. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton. ANAHEIM GAZETTE PUBLIC SALE Furniture and Floor BEGINNING NORROW, FRIDAY MORNING BARGAINS IN STORE FOR Only in our Large and Well-Chosen stock of High-Class Merchandise Nothing Held Back, Everything Greatly Reduced. Come expointed. Must be seen to be appreciated. Buy Now and we are here. New goods arriving daily. Must have room, he Below are a Few of the Great Bargains we are o Dressers and Chiffoniers $7.25 Dressers for $6.25 $17.75 Dressers for ___ $14.25 $26.50 Dressers for ___ $19.85 $12.75 Chiffoniers for ___ $10.50 $24.00 Chiffoniers for ___ $18.45 Rockers $ 1.75 Rockers $ 1.45 4.00 “___ 2.95 5.50 “___ 3.95 11.50 “___ 8.95 28.50 “___ 22.50 TRY US We will save you Money on Rugs TRY US Davenports and Couches An $80.00 Davenport for ___ $57.85 A $15.00 Couch for ___ $11.70 A good, strong, Sanitary Couch for $3.45, was $4.50 Music Cabinets $10.75 Music Cabinet for ___ $7.4 $19.50 Music Cabinet for ___ $14.4 $9.50 Writing Desk for ___ $7.6 $22.50 Writing Desk for ___ $17.4 25% discount on Nets and Lace Curtain g marked in plain figures. Furnish your home now. T released to show you. Sale starts Friday Morning June 20th UP=BARNES FURNITURE Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Schlotter left Monday for Erie, Mich., to be gone about three months. The trip was planned as a surprise upon relatives at Erie, who recently wrote they wished they could be with Mr. and Mrs. Schlotter this year, but would have to wait another year. RECEIVE BIDS FOR GOOD ROADS MATERIAL Offers to Deliver Crushed Rock and Sand For Highway System The Board of Supervisors on Tuesday received a bid from the Puente Rock Company for 3,000 tons of crushed rock, 60 cents a ton; 30,000 tons of gravel, 35 cents; 20,000 tons of sand, 10 cents, on cars at Butler. The bid was taken under advisement. The highway commission proposes to use this material, if bought, on parts of the county not easily accessible by freighting over the Southern Pacific from the county's rock crusher at McPherson. Residents of Placentia petitioned for the formation of a lighting district for that place. On a bid of $100 a franchise was sold to the Pacific Light & Power Company for electric power lines. Electricity is to be supplied in parts of this county. Bids for a 30-horsepower engine for the county were taken under advisement. Notwithstanding the fact that we Chas. H. Rockwell Repairs all Makes of Gasoline Engines and Pumping Plants LARGE AND SMALL See us about digging that CEMENT PIT 201 South Los Angeles Street G. H. JORNS CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER All kinds of repair work a specialty. Plans and estimates cheerfully given. Did You Hear This? Did You Hear This? When the bees are in the clover, And the cabbage in the patch, When the flies are getting busy And their eggs begin to hatch. Then the house wife hies her hither And her husband she bemeans, 'Till he hikes down to our office And we hurry out the screens. Keep the flies out and make the outdoors so attractive to them they'll not want to come in the house. You know the game. BILLY, THE BOOSTER, with "Monarch Screens" cost no more, and are a heap better than the common ones. We sell them. G. H. JORNS CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER All kinds of repair work a specialty. Plans and estimates cheerfully given. Shop and residence at 138 West Chartres St. ANAHEIM, CAL. Have you ever patronized us? If not, why not? Full Line of Wines, Liquors & Bottled Beers at The store with a conscience Free City Delivery. Phone us Home 182 Sunset 198 SALE Door Coverings WARNING, JUNE 20th RE FOR ALL On-Class Merchandise will be sold at a Great Come expecting Bargains and you will Now and we will store goods Free of Charge. We room, hence this sale. Ins we are offering. Book these Prices over Music Cabinets 10.75 Music Cabinet for $7.45 9.50 Music Cabinet for $14.45 9.50 Writing Desk for $7.65 2.50 Writing Desk for $17.45 Buy your Refrigerators Porch and Camp Furniture at reduced prices. Go-Carts are cheap during this sale, $5.85 up 35 cent Will Go Fast Like cut, $18.45, was $22.50 $ 6.75 6 ft. Ex. Table $ 5.50 Music Cabinets 0.75 Music Cabinet for $7.45 9.50 Music Cabinet for $14.45 2.50 Writing Desk for $7.65 2.50 Writing Desk for $17.45 25% discount on sets and Lace Curtains Refrigerators Porch and Camp Furniture at reduced prices. Go-Carts are cheap during this sale, $5.85 up 35 cent Matting 24 cents Like cut, $18.45, was $22.50 $ 6.75 6 ft. Ex. Table $ 5.50 14.50 Dining Table 11.75 1.50 " Chair 1.20 2.25 " " 1.85 5.00 " " 4.00 Now. The Best Goes First, Come Early. June 20th. Look for the big sale signs at URE CO. 125 N. Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM, CAL. Rockwell Engines Plants ND SMALL digging that NT PIT Angeles Street JORNS ACTOR BUILDER pair work a spe- and estimates really given. ORANGE COUNTY WINE COMPANY We will Publish Weekly in this space a SERIES OF TOASTS Watch Weekly for It TOAST NO. 2 "Three cups wine a prudent man may take: The first of them for constitution's sake; The second to the girl he loves the best; The third and last to lull him to his rest: ORANGE COUNTY WINE CO. ORANGE COUNTY WINE CO. BACK IN OUR SHOP we have done some wonderful bicycle repairing. Wheels that were wrecks when they came in looked like brand new ones when they went out. So BACK IN OUR SHOP we have done some wonderful bicycle repairing. Wheels that were wrecks when they came in looked like brand new ones when they went out. So don't think your bicycle is too far gone to be repaired. Bring it here and see what we think about it. If it's fixable at all we can do the job. WM. H. HOUTS Pacific 300 Home 282 Call us up and get just what you order and on time. The best of Beef, Pork, Lamb and Veal at all times. Try Armour's Smoked Meats for Breakfast. None Better, "Quality and Quantity" Our Motto. AN AHEIM CASH MARKET 109 NorthLosAngeles Street Anaheim Gazette Classified Ads Bring Results