anaheim-gazette 1913-10-09

IMPOR Albert Graham having purchased the interest of Chartres and Los Angeles streets, form under the name of the GRAHAM of your patronage and guarantees to sell we offer, subject to your inspection, comm Two quartered Golden Oak Dining Tables, $14. Regular price $23.00. Special - - - One quartered Golden Oak Dining Tables, 14. Regular price $22.00. Special - - - Two quartered Golden Oak Dining Tables, 20. Regular price $29.00. Special - - - One quarteped Golden Oak Dining Tables, 25. Regular price $30.00. Special - - - One quartered Golden Oak Dining Tables, 30. Regular price $44.00. Special - - - One quartered Golden Oak Dining Tables, 22. Regular price $30.00. Special - - - One quartered Golden Oak Dining Tables, 22. Two quartered Golden Oak Dining Tables, Regular price $29.00. Special 20. One quarteped Golden Oak Dining Tables, Regular price $30.00. Special 25. One quartered Golden Oak Dining Tables, Regular price $44.00. Special 30. One quartered Golden Oak Dining Tables, Regular price $30.00. Special 22. One quartered Golden Oak Dining Tables, Regular price $32.00. Special 22. One quartered Golden Oak Dining Tables, Regular price $19.00. Special 12. Two Fumed quartered Oak Tables, Regular price $23.00. Special 14. More Dressers in same proportion. Numerous other bargains s to mention. All goods cash. No goods exchanged. Will store charge. Children’s Go-Cycles 50c as long as they last. Call and GRAHAM F DEAD DUCK CAUSES HEAPS OF TROUBLE Two Men Fire Simultaneously and Fight For Possession One duck, fired at by two men, resulted in a dispute that caused James Bryant of Los Angeles to knock John Hatfield of West Anaheim down with the butt of his shotgun. Bryant has been fined $100 in the Huntington Beach township court for battery upon Hatfield, and is now in jail here on a charge of assault with intent to murder C. M. Fender of Buena Park. Bryant declares that he killed the duck. When he started to pick it up, Hatfield was there with the duck in his hand. The two men exchanged words. Hatfield was about to put the duck in his coat when Bryant struck him in the mouth, knocking out several teeth and breaking the jaw-bone below the nose. Hatfield gave up the duck. Fender, who was with Hatfield, started toward Bryant. Bryant threw WEBBER FLIRTS WITH PASADENA Examining Sites For Station in Neighborhood of Crown City Though he made no definite announcement, Dr. H. J. Webber, a member of the board of trustees of the proposed State Agricultural Experimental Station, who visited Pasadena to look at a number of sites that have been put forward by Pasadena as似ly locations for the farm, did not leave without saying that some of these would be very acceptable. The cost, he says, is the only thing that stands at all in the way. The appropriation for the experimental station is $60,000 for the ground, with $125,000 more for buildings and maintenance, and he feared none of the sites he viewed could be purchased so cheaply. Dr. Webber, while in the city, was entertained by the board of trade and a committee of its members and members of the Pasadena realty board showed him the available sites near the city. He admitted before leaving that it is the desire of the other members of the board, as well as his own choice, ing is not yet compl there will not in school opening. The three buildin sides of a huge squuplanted to lawn. O fine arts building, manual arts building, the administration b ior design, the fine the manual arts buil The buildings are ancient temple b Withey & Davis of l are provided with basements, the super brick, covered inside plaster. Features o the huge concrete stories high. Six form the entrance building, in wh offices, library, stu class-rooms, and in ducted the English, tory and languages The commercial d cupy the second flo arts building. The Hatfield, and is now in jail here on a charge of assault with intent to murder C. M. Fender of Buena Park. Bryant declares that he killed the duck. When he started to pick it up, Hatfield was there with the duck in his hand. The two men exchanged words. Hatfield was about to put the duck in his coat when Bryant struck him in the mouth, knocking out several teeth and breaking the jaw-bone below the nose. Hatfield gave up the duck. Fender, who was with Hatfield, started toward Bryant. Bryant threw a shell into the gun and ordered him away. Fender says Bryant thrust the end of the gun against his stomach. Bryant was arrested by City Marshal Vincent of Huntington Beach, where he was fined. Fender did not think the punishment sufficient, and swore to a felony complaint here. The Johnson & Graham Furniture Company's big store at the corner of Chartres and Los Angeles streets has passed into the hands of Mr. Graham, that gentleman having purchased the interest of Mr. Johnson. He has started his career by inaugurating a special sale, the like of which was never seen in Anaheim. His ad on the eighth page explains the bargains he is offering to the public. This is the F. A. Backs store and as all the old goods were disposed of in the Backs' sale a year ago, the articles offered by Mr. Graham are of necessity new and upto-date. This is one of the largest furniture stores in the county. W. H. Rockwell, of West Anaheim, has just sold through the Anaheim Fruit Growers' Association, the product of 124 trees of Valencia oranges covering one and one-fourth acres of ground. The net receipts after paying all expenses of cultivation and gathering aggregated $3,834.91. Persons who regard two thousand dollars an acre for an orange orchard a fictitious price will please take notice and paste this in their hat. POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL OPENED MONDAY Santa Ana's New School Now Being Used The new $200,000 Polytechnic High School at Santa Ana was opened Monday. The two buildings formerly used for high school and commercial high school have been transformed into the intermediate school, for the seventh and eighth grades of the city. This will be the city's first intermediate school. The Polytechnic High School is composed of a group of three handsome buildings, the completion of which is being rushed this week for the opening of school. The exterior of the front of the administration building he says, is the only thing that stands at all in the way. The appropriation for the experimental station is $60,000 for the ground, with $125,000 more for buildings and maintenance, and he feared none of the sites he viewed could be purchased so cheaply. Dr. Webber, while in the city, was entertained by the board of trade and a committee of its members and members of the Pasadena realty board showed him the available sites near the city. He admitted before leaving that it is the desire of the other members of the board, as well as his own choice, to locate the new state farm near Los Angeles, as that city is the hub of the citrus country, and he said that so far as soil and location are concerned, Pasadena, or a place near Pasadena, would be ideal. The visitor arrived in the morning and both the forenoon and afternoon were consumed in looking over possible places. The old Stone ranch, owned by A. Steven Vavra, was visited in the morning, as was the Huntington property and the ranch of F. O. Popenoe in Altadena. The greater part of the afternoon was spent in touring La Canyada Valley. MUCH PUBLIC RESTORED Three Quarters of Opened to t Three quarters of public lands were last month. These areas based upon recommendations from the United States Office as a result of its cessation withdrawn was one California, temporary entry because of its developing water pollution restoration was in 527,747 acres were not entry as the result ANAHEIM GAZETTE PORTANT NOTICE based the interest of Mr. Johnson in the Johnson & Graham streets, formerly conducted by F. A. Backs, the business of BAHAM FURNITURE COMPANY. patients to sell good goods at the very lowest prices. In connection, commencing day Morning, October 13, 1845 $14. Fumed quartered Oak Tables, Regular price $22.00 Special - $15. 14. One Mahogany Bed, Regular price $20.00. Special - 10. 20. One Mahogang Chiffonier, Regular price $38.00. Special - 18. 25. One Fumed quartered Oak Sideboard, Regular price $23.00. Special - 14. 30. One quartered Golden Oak Sideboard, Regular price $29.00. Special - 18. 22. Two quartered Golden Oak Sideboards, Regular price $35.00. Special - 24. 22. One quartered Golden Oak China Closet, Special - 14. Golden Regula Golden Regula One White price $ One Birch $20.00 One Birch $25.00 One Birch $21.00 One Satin Special 20. One Manogang Chinomier, Regular price $38.00. Special 18. 25. One Fumed quartered Oak Sideboard, Regular price $23.00. Special 14. 30. One quartered Golden Oak Sideboard, Regular price $29.00. Special 18. 22. Two quartered Golden Oak Sideboards, Regular price $35.00. Special 24. 22. One quartered Golden Oak China Closet, Regular price $23.00. Special 14. 12. One Golden Oak China Closet, Regular price $80.00. Special 50. 14. Quartered Golden Oak Com. Bookcase and Desk, Regular price $37.50. Special 25. RUGS —— All World that sold from $10.00 to $25. Benjamin Franklin KRYPTOK KRYPTOK THEO. ROBERTS Doctor of Optometry Invented the bifocal spectacle 130 years ago. It was he who hit upon the idea—then thought marvelous—of taking a near-sighted lens and a far-sighted lens and cutting each in half. These were fitted in his clumsy spectacle frame—the far-sighted lens being on top and the near-sighted lens at the bottom. The last and best improvement since then is the KRYPTOK lens. It shows no line of division and is the only invisible bifocal lens made. We will be glad to show and explain to you the triumph of science—the KRYPTOK. 113 E. Center St Anaheim California MUCH PUBLIC LAND RESTORED TO ENTRY Three Quarters of a Million Acres Opened to the Public Three quarters of a million acres of public lands were restored to entry last month. These restorations were based upon recommendations made by the United States Geological Survey as a result of its classification work in the Western States. The only area withdrawn was one of 235 acres in California, temporarily reserved from entry because of its possibilities for developing water power. The largest restoration was in Montana, where 527,747 acres were restored to public entry as the result of coal classifications completed. In addition to this, restorations of coal land involving 214,742 acres were made in Colorado, New Mexico, North Dakota, Utah and Wyoming. In California, Idaho, Oregon and Washington, 7,824 acres heretofore reserved for water power were restored, examination having indicated that they are not valuable for the purpose for which they were withdrawn. About 83,000,000 acres of land have now been classified as to their coal content; 61,484,052 acres have been classified as non-coal land and less than 20,000,000 acres have been classified as coal land and values of over $760,000,000 placed upon them in accordance with the provisions of the coal land law and the department regulations. The remainder has been restored without classification. M. L. Samson and wife, who have been visiting their old home in Dakota returned to their home in West Anaheim yesterday morning. Mr. Samson reports an exceedingly enjoyable visit. William Renner and Leonard Evans ask for letters on the estate of Edith Renner, who died a year ago. The estate is at Anaheim and is worth $50. Weisel & Dutton are attorneys for the petitioners. Miss C. Marie Nelson, 111 East Center street, invites the ladies to call on Saturday afternoon and evening to see the new styles in fall and winter hats. Pete Snyder, proprietor of the Favorite Cafe, was knocked down and seriously injured by an automobile driven by Dr. Gifford as he was crossing Center street Monday afternoon. NOTICE & Graham Furniture store at the corner business will henceforth be conducted ANY. The new firm solicits a share prices. In the way of an introduction 13, 1913. Golden Oak Com. Bookcase and Desk, Regular price $25.00. Special - $15. Golden Oak Com. Bookcase and Desk, Regular price $27.00. Special - 16. One White Enameled Maple Bed, Regular price $23.00. Special - 17. One Bird's Eye Maple Bed, Regular price $20.00. Special - 15. One Bird's Eye Maple Bed, Regular price $25.00. Special - 17. One Bird's Eye Maple Bed, Regular price $21.00. Special - 15. One Satin Walnut Bed, Regular price $23.00. Special - 16. price $23.00. Special 17. One Bird's Eye Maple Bed, Regular price $20.00. Special 15. One Bird's Eye Maple Bed, Regular price $25.00. Special 17. One Bird's Eye Maple Bed, Regular price $21.00. Special 15. One Satin Walnut Bed, Regular price $23.00. Special 16. One Golden Oak Dresser, Regular price $29.00. Special 17. More Dressers, same proportion. WANTED—A good industrious man. All Wool Ingrane RUGS 10.00 to $20.00 for One Half of Marked Price. GRIGGS & RAMHARTER GROCERY PHONES SUNSET 244 HOME 1103 This Week SPECIALS TEA San Francisco, Sept. 29, 1913. IMPORT TEA DEPARTMENT GRIGGS & RAMHARTER, Anaheim, Cal. Dear Sir: We beg to hand you invoice for your Import order. Wish to call your attention to the fact that we are delivering you better quality Tea than the standard. The teas we are shipping you are selected from the earliest crops. Fortunately, owing to our quick buying, and large contracts, we were enabled to secure an advantage on imports. Wishing you every success and thank-ing you for your order, we are, Germania Halle A splendid Lunch every day. Best brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars for those desiring them. Cold Beer always on tap. Your patronage solicited. We make a specialty of Kentucky Dew Whiskey. Famous San Diego Beer J. D. Heitshusen TEA San Francisco, Sept. 29, 1913. IMPORT TEA DEPARTMENT GRIGGS & RAMHARTER, Anaheim, Cal. Dear Sir:—We beg to hand you invoice for your Import order. Wish to call your attention to the fact that we are delivering you better quality Tea than the standard. The teas we are shipping you are selected from the earliest crops. Fortunately, owing to our quick buying, and large contracts, we were enabled to secure an advantage on imports. Wishing you every success and thank ing you for your order, we are, Very truly yours, M. J. BRANDENSTEIN & CO. You will see where we can give you extra quality teas of all kinds at the cheapest possible price. New arrival, new pack Morgan Peas, very fine quality, per can 15c. Canned Plums, large can, special per can 10c. Corn Crop is Short! We are still selling 3 cans for 25c. Will be higher soon. Fresh fruits and vegetables. Griggs & Ramharter THE GROCERS Search is being made for Harry J. Thomson, whose two pool halls at Balboa have been closed by attachment from the Los Angeles Board of Trade on bills aggregating $814.52. It is also claimed that Thomson issued a number of bad checks before he left. Thomson was formerly a conductor on the Newport line of the Pacific Electric. He is said to have gone to Mexico to join his friend, Didier Másson, the aviator. Who's Your Tailor Young Men of Today have got to be well dressed in order to get ahead. Employers rightly judge, that a young fellow well dressed is up-to-date in every other respect. Therefore, let us take your measure for your next suit and get the smartness in style that our tailors turn out with every suit. Come at once and let us show you our line of samples. Erickson & Nowotny 128 W. Center St.