anaheim-gazette 1914-04-16

Thursday, April 16 Interesting Items for Opening House Furnishings Extra good values in Turkish towels 12½c, 25c and 50c. Curtain Scrims 15 to 25c. Bed Spreads, plain, fringed and scalloped, $1.25 to $4. Table Linens, 50c to $2. SHOES Patent and Dull Kid Colonials, $3 to $4. White Buck and Canvas boots and Pumps, $1.75 to $4. Men's Tan English Boots and Oxfordes, $3.50 to $5. MENS D Panama and S from $1.50 to $ New Kuppenhoe latest stripe pat Poros Knit a Underwear and 50c to $2 Suit. The S. Q. R. Store The Anaheim National Bank A Home Institution A Good Place to Transact Your Business Every facility consistent with sound banking. Courteous treatment to all. Let us serve YOU :: :: :: Board of Directors CHAS. EYGABROAD, President V. U. SIMPSON, Vice-President F. C. KRAUSE, Cashier WM. McLAUCHLIN S. C. HARTRANFT B. FISHER J. J. DWYER J. W. DUCKWORTH MARCO H. HELLMAN Richard Melrose from a business tranduration in San Franthesia The Anaheim Unihas run 1,000 inches acres of land surroplant in the Santa served it for futurinches to the acre. Mrs. Arthur Mothe female force o at dinner on Thurdinner was suggesthouse was decorateors and lilies and coter favors were plaNorth Philadelphie paved without a pr some of the proper protest is now on clerk but will not the next meeting much frontage ther was not made publ In and About the City Russ Annin was over from Fullerton a day or two ago in his new Buick. Mrs. John Ziegler and daughter, Miss Mabel, visited friends in Pasadena last week. Gus Stern, the popular manager of the Stern & Goodman Mercantile Company, of Fullerton, was in town on Monday on a short business mission. The graduating class of the Anaheim Union High school this year is composed of 32 members. Commencement exercises will be held on Friday, June 12. Marriage licenses have been issued to Joseph W. Heinz, of Big River, Wis., and Katherine Kuirsch, of Anaheim, and to Albert Daley and Mary Van Horn, both of Buena Park. C. W. Hedges, O. W. Gregg and others have entered objections to the application of Stanley Reinhaus for letters of administration upon the estate of Maurilla Thomas. The objections are that there is no estate, that the objectors secured title to their land from John Thomas after Mrs. Thomas' death and they own the land that Reinhaus asserts belongs to the estate. Geo. R. Ham and Dudley H. Elder, of Whittler, were killed Sunday night when their automobile ran too close to the edge of a bridge in the dark and toppled into the depths below. They had been attending an Easter party at Mr. Ham's ranch and in company with other auto loads of guests were returning to Whittier. Mrs. W. J. Smith, formerly a well known and highly respected resident of Orangethorpe, but now of South Pasadena, was in town on Monday on a short visit in company of Mrs. Morris Smith of Orangethorpe. Mrs. Smith sees many changes hereabout, and was delighted with her short sojourn in this city. She came to this section 39 years ago and the transformation since that time has been marvelous. Mrs. Smith is enjoying good health and her many friends were highly pleased to meet her. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Hazlett and daughter, of Long Beach, and Miss Beulah Hays, of Los Angeles, were visiting at the home of L. C. Yoeman last week. A number of Knights of Pythias from the local lodge went over to Placentia Monday night and assisted in the initiation into the third degree of a corps of Placentia candidates. Manny Davis, formerly a well-known resident of this city, was in town this week from Los Angeles, where he is engaged in the wholesale produce business. He was accompanied by Chauncey T. Wells and H. B. Franklin, and spent the afternoon very pleasantly meeting old-time friends. Joseph Helmsen containues to improve at his residence on Claudina street, following amputation of his right leg six weeks ago. He is cheerful and uncomplaining, and while he feels some pain at times, says he has no doubts of his ultimate recovery. Alex Davis, a former well-known resident of this city, has returned, accompanied by his wife and son, and will take up his residence here after an absence of 27 years. He has taken apartments in the Nagel building, and will, in the near future open a tea and coffee house, and will buy and sell produce. Mr. Davis is an energetic young business man, and will without doubt succeed in his new enterprise. A man claiming to represent the University Society, a musical literary concern of New York, is going the rounds of Southern California taking orders and collecting money but does not deliver the goods. The University concern pronounces him a fraud. He has several victims in Riverside that will swear to a complaint. The people in this section are warned to pass him up. He is described as an American, 28 to 30 years old, weight about 140 pounds, height about 5 feet 9 or 10 inches, brown hair, blue eyes, fair complexion, wore a black and white suit gray effect, soft round hat. North Philadelphia paved without a preamble; protest is now on clerk but will not the next meeting much frontage there was not made public. In the case of Title Company vs. order of default he fendant did not apiece when it was due the result that the judge. M. B. Baker will tion sale on Thursday 16th, at 1 o'clock s East Santa Ana stert McKee will be large list of housel articles will be seized of the articles applumn. George McPhee Santa Ana on Mo capacity of sealer uries. He finds tha heim weigh 16 ounces that the business the law. Their c full weight and bulk goods and co Wonderfully ar were some of the headgear appearing in the churches S dreds of new hats no two alike and milliners must ha limit to create ther course they were L. H. Multer, s the Anaheim sug town this week in company. He sta doing exceedingly splendid crop. He ceessful campaign er conditions for favorable. Walter Johnson ular with the base Sunday at Prov Washington and called off at the innning because wi to warm up int he mound the last th flocked around h that they overflow and blocked the g ble to dislodge th e game. In the suit of J. D. Heitsheusem asked damages in alleged injuries re struck by Heitshe wells more than Thomas handed a week awarding th accident happen years ago. The y ed by the fender car. She declare juries were sligh WEALTH MAY BE ACCUMULATED By saving a portion of the earnings of industry, and no man can be financially successful unless he does this. This strong bank invites your account which may be opened with a deposit of one dollar or more. 4 per cent paid on deposits. Capital $50,000. Resources over $500,000. GERMAN - AMERICAN BANK OFFICERS Adolph Thomas, President Joseph Helmsen, Vice-President A. B. McCord, Cashier E. E. Smith, Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS T. J. F. Boege Louis Dennl W. A. Bonynge J. B. Rea Chas. F. Grim A. B. McCord Joseph Helmsen J. D. Lavin Adolph Thomas Supt. McFadden Union Water Company is building pumping plant about 1,400 feet wide and that it will short time. It will expect to develop of water. The new $4,000 and will in supplying water. The water many thousands these pumping profitable notwithin it gets half of the Ana River at Rim ANAHEIM GAZETTE for Opening MENS DEPT. Panama and Straw Hats from $1.50 to $6. New Kuppenheimer Suits, latest stripe patterns $20. Poros Knit and B. V. D. Underwear and Balbriggan, 50c to $2 Suit. Store Richard Melrose returned on Sunday from a business trip of several days' duration in San Francisco. The Anaheim Union Water Company has run 1,000 inches of water on seven acres of land surrounding its pumping plant in the Santa Ana wash, and conserved it for future use. This is 142 inches to the acre. Mrs. Arthur McAulay entertained the female force of the S. Q. R. store at dinner on Thursday evening. The dinner was suggestive of Easter as the house was decorated with suitable colors and lilies and colored eggs and Easter favors were plentiful. North Philadelphia street will not be paved without a protest on the part of some of the property owners. Such a protest is now on file with the city clerk but will not be considered until the next meeting of the board. How much frontage the protest represents was not made public. In the case of the Orange County Title Company vs. Glenn L. Martin, an Judge Shanley was doing business in Los Angeles Tuesday. Vaudeville, Fairyland theater, beginning Wednesday and for balance of the week. Look for lobby display. J. N. Anderson, G. L. West and L. D. Timmons have been appointed to appraise the estate of Chas. Allgeyer. Mrs. H. D. Schmelzer is seriously ill with kidney trouble and also suffered a slight attack of appendicitis last week. We have a few sacks of black eye seed beans left at 5c per pound. Anaheim Milling Company. Chas. F. Tanner, representing the American Potash Company, of Long Beach, was in town Tuesday on a business visit. Richard Groos, an expert barber from Los Angeles, has taken a position at Prof. Amberg's tonsorial establishment. Earl Spencer and Miss Jeannette McAulay played a joke on the old folks by going to Riverside last Wednesday and getting married without apprising their friends of their intention. Rainfall during the showers last week measured 17 hundredths of an inch, making 17.45 for the season. This is within a fraction of double the precipitation of last year. A series of lectures are being given at the Adventist church and will continue for a month provided interest is maintained. The church is situated on Adele street, near the Santa Fe railroad. J. W. Duckworth is confined to his home with illness. Monday night symptoms of pneumonia appeared but he showed signs of improvement the next day and will probably suffer nothing worse than a severe case of grip. The ladies of Lois Rebekah Lodge will give a card party and dance at Odd Fellows' hall the evening of May 1st. Tickets sold for the event on February 20 will be good for this entertainment. Admission 25 cents. Aerolux porch shades, do not whip in the wind or fade. Stroup-Barnes' Furniture Company. The annual Missouri picnic will be held at Long Beach on Saturday, April 18. All Missourians are invited to attend and carry along with them baskets of grub. It will be an old-fashioned, sociable and get-acquainted affair. GAZETTE GLASSIFIED ADS "RESULT PRODUCERS" Rates—Liners and classified advertisements, 5 cents per line per insertion. Black face type, 10 cents per line. A line averages six words. No charge less than 25 cents. Card of Thanks, 50 cents. Copy for ads must be in this office before Wednesday noon. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE FOR SALE FOR SALE—Level Los Angeles county farm land $17.50 acre, relinquishments $4 acre; take live stock, farming implements as part payment. J. L. Armstrong, Lancaster, Calif 4-16-4 FOR SALE—Piano, sewing machine and furniture for sale. Mrs. Mitchell, 212 Kroeger street. FOR SALE—2 splendid work horses for sale very cheap. C. B. Berger, 9 and 10 Dreyfus Bldg., Anaheim. 1t FOR SALE—About 1,200 A1 Eureka lemon trees budded on 2-year-old stock; also about 1,00 A1 late Valencias on 2-year-old stock; will sell cheap. Call 202 West Broadway. Phone 14J Sunset. FOR SALE—Brown gelding and mare, 4 and 5 years, about 2,800 pounds; gentle and true, $500. At John Hannah's. WANTED—a girl for general housework. Apply to Mrs. G. W. Sherwood. Phone 158R2, Fullerton. 4-9-3 FOR SALE—If you want a bargain in Valencia orange, or Marsh seedless grapefruit trees, and want choice trees, see J. B. Stewart, West Anaheim. FOR SALE—Sweet potato plants. Frank Baxter, residence on main road between Anaheim and Fullerton. 3-26-tf FOR SALE—12 acres Valencias, mostly 3 years old; 1 share A. U. W. Co.stock to acre. Price $1,500 per acre.Apply Henry Bros., Nagel Bldg.tf FOR SALE—New alfaifa hay, spineless cactus, and second-hand barbed wire. Phone Home 1665. 3-26-2 FOR SALE—Orange seed bed stock. North Philadelphia street will not be paved without a protest on the part of some of the property owners. Such a protest is now on file with the city clerk but will not be considered until the next meeting of the board. How much frontage the protest represents was not made public. In the case of the Orange County Title Company vs. Glenn L. Martin, an order of default has entered. The defendant did not appear to contest the case when it was called for trial, with the result that the order was made by the judge. M. B. Baker will hold a public auction sale on Thursday (today), April 16th, at 1 o'clock sharp, at his place on East Santa Ana street, Anaheim. Robert McKee will be the auctioneer. A large list of household goods and other articles will be sold. A complete list of the articles appear in another column. George McPhee was in town from Santa Ana on Monday in his official capacity of sealer of weights and measures. He finds that the scales of Anaheim weigh 16 ounces to the pound and that the business men are living up to the law. Their customers all receive full weight and measure both as to bulk goods and container packages. Wonderfully and beautifully made were some of the creations in Easter headgear appearing on the streets and in the churches Sunday. Of the hundreds of new hats displayed there were no two alike and the ingenuity of the milliners must have been taxed to the limit to create the various designs. Of course they were all lovely. L. H. Multer, secretary-treasurer of the Anaheim sugar factory, was in town this week in the interest of his company. He states that the beets are doing exceedingly well and promise a splendid crop. He looks for a very successful campaign this season. Weather conditions for the crop have been favorable. Walter Johnson is becoming too popular with the baseball fans. A game on Sunday at Providence between the Washington and Providence teams was called off at the end of the seventh inning because when Walter started to warm up intending to go on the mound the last two innings the fans flocked around him in such numbers that they overflowed into the diamond and blocked the game. It was impossible to dislodge them or proceed with the game. In the suit of Hattie P. Marford vs. J. D. Heitsheusen, in which the former asked damages in the sum of $1,000 for alleged injuries received when she was struck by Heitsheusen's auto at the oil wells more than a year ago, Judge Thomas handed down a decision last week awarding the plaintiff $500. The accident happened more than two years ago. The young lady was bumped by the fender of the Heitsheusen car. She declared at the time her injuries were slight and refused the as- The ladies of Lois Rebekah Lodge will give a card party and dance at Odd Fellows' hall the evening of May 1st. Tickets sold for the event on February 20 will be good for this entertainment. Admission 25 cents. Aerolux porch shades, do not whip in the wind or fade. Stroup-Barnes' Furniture Company. The annual Missouri picnic will be held at Long Beach on Saturday, April 18. All Missourians are invited to attend and carry along with them baskets of grub. It will be an old-fashioned, sociable and get-acquainted affair. Mr. and Mrs. L. Goble entertained their children, children-in-law and grand children at luncheon a day or two ago. The entire family of 12 persons were present, the family consisting of four Mr. Gobles, four Mrs. Gobles and four Miss Gobles. W. H. Braden, on Saturday sold a Buick "35," 1914, to Pete Nicolas. The car is one of the latest models and is a beauty. Mr. Braden has been doing a good business selling Buicks and looks for a continuance of the healthy market. Clel Simpson leaves in a few days for his former home at Billings, Mont. He will be gone a month, and on his return will be accompanied by a number of families from that state who will take up their permanent residence here. Mrs. Rudolf Grenke has joined her husband in Santa Ana, Mr. Grenke having finally located a dwelling that is satisfactory to both of them. Mrs. Grenke was loath to leave Anaheim but consoles herself with the fact that Santa Ana is only 15 minutes' distant by auto. Josephine M. Hamman and about 50 other property owners of Yorba Linda have joined in an action to quiet title to the Yorba Linda tarct. Among the defendants named are Charles Milne, R.E. Wing, J.F. Piper, A.C. Williams, F.T. Hoffman, T.F. Brooks and Lewis Milne. Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher are attorneys for the plaintiffs. Burk's Uncle Tom's Cabin Company pitched its tent on the grounds opposite the Central school building and gave a performance to a large audience Monday night. The band belonging to the show made a brilliant appearance and the dogs were genuine bloodhounds, but the performance might have been improved in some spots. Arnold Dickel, who has just finished a course in civil engineering at the State University, has taken a position with the Goldfield Consolidated Mining Company at Goldfield, Nevada. It is an important post for so young a man but Arnold's friends are confident he will make good. Mr. and Mrs. John Hartung write from Manila under date of March 5, that they have once more reached American territory and are having a most enjoyable trip. The following day they were to sail for Singapore and after seeing that peninsular seaport would take ship for India. George W. Hamler was presented on Tuesday with a mammoth bouquet of beautiful flowers by the orphans of St. The ladies of Lois Rebekah Lodge will give a card party and dance at Odd Fellows' hall the evening of May 1st. Tickets sold for the event on February 20 will be good for this entertainment. Admission 25 cents. Aerolux porch shades, do not whip in the wind or fade. Stroup-Barnes' Furniture Company. The annual Missouri picnic will be held at Long Beach on Saturday, April 18. All Missourians are invited to attend and carry along with them baskets of grub. It will be an old-fashioned, sociable and get-acquainted affair. Mr. and Mrs. L. Goble entertained their children, children-in-law and grand children at luncheon a day or two ago. The entire family of 12 persons were present, the family consisting of four Mr. Gobles, four Mrs. Gobles and four Miss Gobles. W.H.Braden, on Saturday sold a Buick "35," 1914, to Pete Nicolas.The car is one of the latest models and is a beauty.Mr.Braden has been doing a good business selling Buicks and looks for a continuance of the healthy market. Clel Simpson leaves in a few days for his former home at Billings, Mont.Hwill be gone a month,and on his return will be accompanied by a number of families from that state who will take up their permanent residence here. Mrs.Rudolf Grenke has joined her husband in Santa Ana, Mr.Grenke having finally located a dwelling that is satisfactory to both of them.Mrs.Grenke was loath to leave Anaheim but consoles herself with the fact that Santa Ana is only 15 minutes' distant by auto. Josephine M.Hamman and about 50 other property owners of Yorba Linda have joined in an action to quiet title to the Yorba Linda tarct.Among the defendants named are Charles Milne,R.E.Wing,j.F.Piper,A.C.Williams,F.T.Hoffman,T.F.BrooksandLewis Milne,Gibson,Dunn&Crutcher are attorneys for the plaintiffs. Burk's Uncle Tom's Cabin Company pitched its tent on the grounds opposite the Central school building and gave a performance to a large audience Monday night.The band belonging to the show made a brilliant appearance and the dogs were genuine bloodhounds,butthe performance might have been improved in some spots. Arnold Dickel,who has just finished a course in civil engineering at the State University,has taken a position with the Goldfield Consolidated Mining Company at Goldfield,Nevada。它 is an important post for so young a man but Arnold's friends are confident he will make good. Mr. and Mrs.John Hartung write from Manila under date of March 5,they have once more reached American territory and are having a most enjoyable trip.The following day they were to sail for Singapore and after seeing that peninsular seaport would take ship for India. George W.Hamler was presented on Tuesday with a mammoth bouquet of beautiful flowers by the orphans of St. The ladies of Lois Rebekah Lodge will give a card party and dance at Odd Fellows' hall the evening of May 1st.Tickets sold for the event on February 20 will be good for this entertainment.Admission 25 cents. Aerolux porch shades,do not whip in the wind or fade.Stroup-Barnes' Furniture Company. The annual Missouri picnic will be held at Long Beach on Saturday,April 18.All Missourians are invited to attend and carry along with them baskets of grub.In will take up their permanent residence here. Mrs.Rudolf Grenke has joined her husband in Santa Ana,Mrs.Grenke having finally located a dwelling that is satisfactory to both of them.Mrs.Grenke was loath to leave Anaheim but consoles herself with the fact that Santa Ana is only 15 minutes' distant by auto. Josephine M.Hamman and about 50 other property owners of Yorba Linda have joined in an action to quiet title to the Yorba Linda tarct.Among the defendants named are Charles Milne,R.E.Wing,j.F.Piper,A.C.Williams,F.T.Hoffman,T.F.BrooksandLewis Milne,Gibson,Dunn&Crutcher are attorneys for the plaintiffs. Burk's Uncle Tom's Cabin Company pitched its tent on the grounds opposite the Central school building and gave a performance to a large audience Monday night.The band belonging to the show made a brilliant appearance and the dogs were genuine bloodhounds,butthe performance might have been improved in some spots. Arnold Dickel,who has just finished a course in civil engineering at the State University,has taken a position with the Goldfield Consolidated Mining Company at Goldfield,Nevada.它 is an important post for so young a man but Arnold's friends are confident he will make good. Mr. and Mrs.John Hartung write from Manila under date of March 5,they have once more reached American territory and are having a most enjoyable trip.The following day they were to sail for Singapore and after seeing that peninsular seaport would take ship for India. George W.Hamler was presented on Tuesday with a mammoth bouquet of beautiful flowers by the orphans of St. The ladies of Lois Rebekah Lodge will give a card party and dance at Odd Fellows' hall the evening of May 1st.Tickets sold for the event on February 20 will be good for this entertainment.Admission 25 cents. Aerolux porch shades,do not whip in the wind or fade.Stroup-Barnes' Furniture Company. The annual Missouri picnic will be held at Long Beach on Saturday,April 18.All Missourians are invited to attend and carry along with them baskets of grub.In will take up their permanent residence here. Mrs.Rudolf Grenke has joined her husband in Santa Ana,Mrs.Grenke having finally located a dwelling that is satisfactory to both of them.Mrs.Grenke was loath to leave Anaheim but consoles herself with the fact that Santa Ana is only 15 minutes' distant by auto. Josephine M.Hamman and about 50 other property owners of Yorba Linda have joined in an action to quiet title to the Yorba Linda tarct.Among the defendants named are Charles Milne,R.E.Wing,j.F.Piper,A.C.Williams,F.T.Hoffman,T.F.BrooksandLewis Milne,Gibson,Dunn&Crutcher are attorneys for the plaintiffs. Burk's Uncle Tom's Cabin Company pitched its tent on the grounds opposite the Central school building and gave a performance to a large audience Monday night.The band belonging to the show made a brilliant appearance and the dogs were genuine bloodhounds,butthe performance might have been improved in some spots. Arnold Dickel,who has just finished a course in civil engineering at the State University,has taken a position with the Goldfield Consolidated Mining Company at Goldfield,Nevada.它 is an important post for so young a man but Arnold's friends are confident he will make good. Mr. and Mrs.John Hartung write from Manila under date of March 5,they have once more reached American territory and are having a most enjoyable trip.The following day they were to sail for Singapore and after seeing that peninsular seaport would take ship for India. George W.Hamler was presented on Tuesday with a mammoth bouquet of beautiful flowers by the orphans of St. The ladies of Lois Rebekah Lodge will give a card party and dance at Odd Fellows' hall the evening of May 1st.Tickets sold for the event on February 20 will be good for this entertainment.Admission 25 cents. Aerolux porch shades,do not whip in the wind or fade.Stroup-Barnes' Furniture Company. The annual Missouri picnic will be held at Long Beach on Saturday,April 18.All Missourians are invited to attend and carry along with them baskets of grub.In will take up their permanent residence here. Mrs.Rudolf Grenke has joined her husband in Santa Ana,Mrs.Grenke having finally located a dwelling that is satisfactory to both of them.Mrs.Grenke was loath to leave Anaheim but consoles herself with the fact that Santa Ana is only 15 minutes' distant by auto. Josephine M.Hamman and about 50 other property owners of Yorba Linda have joined in an action to quiet title to the Yorba Linda tarct.Among the defendants named are Charles Milne,R.E.Wing,j.F.Piper,A.C.Williams,F.T.Hoffman,T.F.BrooksandLewis Milne,Gibson,Dunn&Crutcher are attorneys for the plaintiffs. Burk's Uncle Tom's Cabin Company pitched its tent on the grounds opposite the Central school building and gave a performance to a large audience Monday night.The band belonging to the show made a brilliant appearance and the dogs were genuine bloodhounds,butthe performance might have been improved in some spots. Arnold Dickel,who has just finished a course in civil engineering at the State University,has taken a position with the Goldfield Consolidated Mining Company at Goldfield,Nevada.它 is an important post for so young a man but Arnold's friends are confident he will make good. Mr. and Mrs.John Hartung write from Manila under date of March 5,they have once more reached American territory and are having a most enjoyable trip.The following day they were to sail for Singapore and after seeing that peninsular seaport would take ship for India. George W.Hamler was presented on Tuesday with a mammoth bouquet of beautiful flowers by the orphans of St. The ladies of Lois Rebekah Lodge will give a card party and dance at Odd Fellows' hall the evening of May 1st.Tickets sold for the event on February 20 will be good for this entertainment.Admission 25 cents. Aerolux porch shades,do not whip in the wind or fade.Stroup-Barnes' Furniture Company. The annual Missouri picnic will be held at Long Beach on Saturday,April 18.All Missourians are invited to attend and carry along with them baskets of grub.In will take up their permanent residence here. Mrs.Rudolf Grenke has joined her husband in Santa Ana,Mrs.Grenke having finally located a dwelling that is satisfactory to both of them.Mrs.Grenke was loath to leave Anaheim but consoles herself with the fact that Santa Ana is only 15 minutes' distant by auto. Josephine M.Hamman和about 50 other property owners of Yorba Linda have joined in an action to quiet title to the Yorba Linda tarct.Amongthe defendants named are Charles Milne,R.E.Wing,j.F.Piper,A.C.Williams,F.T.Hoffman,T.F.BrooksandLewis Milne,Gibson,Dunn&Crutcher are attorneys for the plaintiffs. Burk's Uncle Tom's Cabin Company pitched its tent on the grounds opposite the Central school building and gave a performance to a large audience Monday night.The band belonging to the show made a brilliant appearance and the dogs were genuine bloodhounds,butthe performance might have been improved in some spots. Arnold Dickel,who has just finished a course in civil engineering atthe State University,has taken a position withthe Goldfield Consolidated Mining Company at Goldfield,Nevada.它 is an important post for so young a man but Arnold's friends are confident he will make good. Mr. and Mrs.John Hartung write from Manila under date of March 5,they have once more reached American territory and are having a most enjoyable trip.The following day they were to sail for Singapore and after seeing that peninsular seaport would take ship for India. George W.Hamler was presented on Tuesday with a mammoth bouquet of beautiful flowers bythe orphansofSt. FOR RENT FOR RENT Eight-room house new and modern;on fine street;close In.Large lot; lawn and trees;garage and barn:Phone 1773 or 1774. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms;for light housekeeping;and three rooms for sleeping:202 W.Broadway. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms;for light housekeeping;and three rooms for sleeping:202 W.Broadway. 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FORRENTR! FORRENTR! FORRENTR! FORRENTR! FORRENTR! FORRENTR! FORRENTR! FORRENTR! FORRENTR! FORRENTR! FORRENTR! FORRENTR! FORRENTR! FORRENTR! FORRENTR! FORRENTR! FORRENTR! FORRENTR! FORRENTR! FORRENTR! FORRENTR! FORRENTR! FORRENTR! FORRENTR! In the suit of Hattie P. Marford vs. J. D. Heitsheusen, in which the former asked damages in the sum of $1,000 for alleged injuries received when she was struck by Heitsheusen's auto at the oil wells more than a year ago, Judge Thomas handed down a decision last week awarding the plaintiff $500. The accident happened more than two years ago. The young lady was bumped by the fender of the Heitsheusen car. She declared at the time her injuries were slight and refused the assistance of the car to take her home. Afterward she instituted suit for damages and the court declares she was injured to the extent of $500. Mayor Max Nebelung contemplates leaving next month for a visit to his old home in Germany, which he has not seen since leaving for this country 45 years ago. Mr. Nebelung came to Anaheim in 1869 and has since resided here, being one of the oldest as he is one of the highest respected of our citizens. He has filled many positions of honor and trust, and was for a number of years city clerk. For two years past he has been mayor of the city. He has a sister living at the old home and will spend some time visiting her as well as other old-time friends in that country. He will be absent until the end of the year. Supt. McFadden of the Anaheim Union Water Company reports that the company is building another water pumping plant at Crowther's corner about 1,400 feet west of the other plant and that it will be in operation in a short time. It will be operated with a 150 horsepower electric motor and is expected to develop 300 miner's inches of water. The new plant will cost about $4,000 and will be of great assistance in supplying water for summer irrigation. The water company now has many thousands of dollars invested in these pumping plants and finds them profitable notwithstanding the fact that it gets half of the water from the Santa Ana River at Rincon. Mr. and Mrs. John Hartung write from Manila under date of March 5, that they have once more reached American territory and are having a most enjoyable trip. The following day they were to sail for Singapore and after seeing that peninsular seaport would take ship for India. George W. Hamler was presented on Tuesday with a mammoth bouquet of beautiful flowers by the orphans of St. Catharine's academy in token of his election as city trustee. The orphans entertain a very friendly feeling toward Mr. Hamler, who has shown them many acts of kindness in the past. The bouquet was taken to the Hamler residence by a delegation of the boys, who expressed their sincere gratification at Mr. Hamler's election. Fred B. Dickerson was yesterday reported to be in improved physical condition, following a critical illness which some days ago threatened to result fatally. He underwent an operation for transfusion of blood two weeks ago, a pint of blood being given by Bert Simpson in an effort to save the patient's life. The operation will probably be performed again this week, Mr. Simpson having announced his readiness to give more blood in the effort to save the life of the patient. At a meeting of the County Board of Forestry, held Monday afternoon at the court house, A. S. Bradford was elected chairman of the board. According to law, lots had to be drawn to determine the length of terms to be served by members of the board, with the following results: To serve two years, A. E. Bennett, Tustin, and R. E. Larter, Wintersburg; to serve three years, Willard Smith, Villa Park, and T. E. Stephenson, Santa Ana; four years, A. S. Bradford, Placentia. It was decided that the regular meetings will be held on the last Tuesday of each month. Baldwin refrigerators are ice savers. Twenty styles at Stroup-Barnes' Furniture Company. FOR SALE—Stove walnut wood for $4 per cord on the ranch. Also blue gum, orange wood and cypress wood. Wm. Crowther, Placentia. Phone Sunset 49J. FOR RENT—Eight-room house, new and modern, on fine street, close in. Large lot, lawn and trees, garage and barn. Phone 1773 or 177W. FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping, and three rooms for sleeping. 202 W. Broadway. FOR RENT—House for rent at 212 North Lemon. Five rooms and kitchen, bath and modern conveniences. Henry Oelkers. FOR RENT—8-room house on East Broadway. J.W.Duckworth. TO LET—Eight acres on North Los Angeles street, with water stock. Apply to J.S.Howard. LOST—REWARD—On Saturday, in this city, a lady's opon-face Swiss gold watch, with initials K.M.B.on back, with fob having initials K.B.in gold. Finder will be liberally rewarded by returning to 210 North Lemon street. Refrigerators at Stroup-Barnes' Furniture Company. Thursday, April 30, is raisin day. Every Californian is expected to make raisins the chief article of his diet on that day in order to show his loyalty and help boost a big industry. A dramatic troupe known as the Exposition Players, pitched a tent on the grounds opposite the Central school yesterday and gave the first of a four-night stand Wednesday evening. "The Winning Widow" was the first play presented. Coats and Suits for Spring The immense demand for Coats and Suits before Easter forces us to place another big order for these garments with our New York buyer. They are commencing to arrive now and we are showing this week some exceedingly new styles and colors in Coats and Suits at AFTER EASTER Prices. Coats, $ 8.50 to $22.50 Suits, - 12.50 to 25.00 Special Embroidery Bargains The hot weather these last few days should remind you of your Summer wardrobe. Lingerie Materials are more popular than for many seasons. Especially should this offer appeal to the Girl graduate. It will make her a handsome and inexpensive dress. 45-in Voile Batiste Flouncing a splendid value at One Dollar. Fine Persian lace effects, English eyelet and Japanese embroideries, at the price of ..... 59c a yd. 45-in. Crepe & Voile Flouncing in better materials and richer embroidery effects than above, cheap at $1.25 our special this week, 88c yd. Flouncings, 45-in wide, elegant patterns and quality a value worth $2.00, specially priced, $1.25 See them in our Center Street window. above, cheap at $1.25 our special this week, 88c yd. Flouncings, 45-in wide, elegant patterns and quality a value worth $2.00, specially priced, $1.25 See them in our Center Street window. Falkenstein's DEPARTMENT STORE WANTED WANTED—To let on shares, seed bed stock or will sell cheap. Apply to S. D. Winters, Home phone 1821. 3t WANTED—To trade or exchange—80 acres of alfalfa land in the Perris Valley, for trade or exchange for citrus trees. Phone or write John R. King, Whittier. Both phones, 6693. tf WANTED—Good full bearing 20-aere orange grove, must be well located, good improvements, value up to $50,000, in exchange for 100 acres alfalfa, finest stand in California; and abundance of water, land perfectly level; all under-ground steel pressure pipe; adjoins town; includes 7 town lots with good warehouse, barns and good 6-room plastered house, with electric lights. Fine cutting within 10 days. Also 6 mules, full equipment of implements, all for $60,000. O. T. Gregg, 19 Locust ave., Long Beach, Calif. 4-16-3tp WANTED—a good ranch hand. Twombly Ranch, Fullerton. Phone 158J3. Refrigerators at Stroup-Barnes' Furniture Company. The Eagles were making preparations to entertain more than 400 visitors at their aerie on Lemon street last night when a class of nearly 50 candidates were initiated into the mysteries of the order. Members from Los Angeles, Long Beach, Pasadena and other points were present. Among the speakers were Warren M. John, of San Luis Obispo, state president of the order, and Joe Burke, of Santa Ana. Bob Mills had charge of the banquet, therefore it is safe to state that the visitors were given something good to eat. Refrigerators from $6.50 to $45.00 at Stroup-Barnes' Furniture Croupany. An answer to the amended complaint in the case of C. F. Hunsinger vs. the L. A. Paving Co., and E. R. Werdin, has been filed. In this answer the defendants deny that the plaintiff was driving a horse on Glassell street in Orange, and that the horse was frightened by their gravel mixer, although OUR HOBBY Specialty wear for men. Particularly for particular men. 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