anaheim-gazette 1914-04-23

Thursday, April 23 Queen Quality SHOE —the famous shoe for w ory where 17,000 pair only are made; located in Boston the dustry; sold in the best stores in the large ity shoes are the utmost in style, comfort in the lead; the very best value for the up a big trade on them. Our expert fit to fit the foot properly. THE S. Q. R. S 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 In and About the City Carl Zeus was a business visitor in Los Angeles on Saturday. Richard Melrose was doing legal business in Los Angeles Saturday. Mrs. Robert Wilson made a visit to friends in Los Angeles Thursday. Emil Dreyfus was down from San Francisco looking after property interests this week. Rev. David Todd Gillmor has been listed among the cripples this week, a sprained ankle being the cause. Mrs. L. Hickey was in town on Friday from her home in the Placentia district on a brief business mission. District Attorney West was in town the first of the week transacting business and meeting friends in this neighborhood. Herman Schindler, administrator of the estate of the late Charles Schindler, has been granted an order for the sale of personal property. Marriage licenses have been issued to Harry Chester Calkins, 22, of this city, and Amella Yaeger, 21, of Fullerton, and to Frank F. Hill, 22, of Olinda, and Kate L. Beck, 23, of Placentia. Mrs. Raymond and daughter, Miss Louise, and Mrs. J. F. Ahlborn, and grandson, Freddie Ahlborn, returned Friday from a stay of several weeks at Long Beach. A surprise party was given in honor of Miss Rose Mattis at the home of her parents on South Palm street. Miss Mattis had many guests from Los Angeles and San Diego. Fred Smight furnished the music. SYSTEMATIC SAVING SYSTEMATIC SAVING Learn the Value of habits of thrift and be prepared for the business opportunities which present themselves by systematically saving a part of your income. This bank pays 4 per cent on your savings and safeguards them in every possible way. 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 Denni W. A. Bonynge J. B. Rea Chas. F. Grim A. B. McCord Joseph Helmsen J. D. Lavin Adolph Thomas shoe for women is made in a fact17,000 pair of shoes for women in the largest cities. Queen Qualtle, comfort and durability; always ne for the money—we have built expert fitters take especial pains E. R. STORE ANAHEIM GAZETTE Stylep Cloth "The same —new patterns for Falkenste ANAH GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS "RESULT PRODUCERS" Rates—Liners and classified adissements, 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—Chili pepper seeds and E. R. Amerige was a business visitor from Fullerton the first of the week. A. V. Smith, of Fullerton, was a business visitor here on Saturday. Pete Nicolas has invested in a new Buick car through Henry Braden's agency. Miss Meta Woodson, of San Diego, spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rea. Henry Strodthoff has embarked in the automobile truck business, with headquarters in Los Angeles. Walter Crowther was in town the first of the week from Placentia on his way to Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Troutman leave shortly for a visit to their old home in Iowa and other points east. A marriage license has been issued to John D. Scott of Brea and Edith M. Norton of Olinda. Charley Brandenburg and Herman Hussman spent Sunday at the beach and took in the theater at Los Angeles in the evening. Mrs. P. J. McBride, who has been visiting with Mrs. Wm. Chambers for several weeks past has returned to her home at Mojave. Refrigerators at Stroup-Barnes' Furniture Company. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hamler and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hamler drove to Seal Beach on Sunday and spent the day with friends. George Thompson, of Los Angeles, was in town on a visit to old-time friends and relatives. George sees many improvements hereabout. John Chambers was in town one day last week from Barstow on a visit to his relatives. He came in to see his mother who was ill, but is now better. He has a position as fireman with the Santa Fe. Daniel Naugle and Mrs. Ben Berdrow were married at the residence of Ben Lensing on Wednesday, Judge J. S. Howard officiating. The happy couple have been receiving congratulations from a host of friends. Peter Morrison, the centenarian, who spent some weeks with friends here a year ago, and was thinking of purchases. Aerolux porch shades, do not whip in the wind or fade. Stroup-Barnes' Furniture Company. Attention is directed to the advertisement of the National Market appearing in this issue. Herman Rinklieb is proprietor and he understands the business thoroughly. The best the markets afford is his motto, and he cordially solicits a share of the public patronage. Ben Kraemer was in town on Friday from his Placentia ranch on a business visit. Ben likened the day, during which a hot east wind was blowing, to a day in April in 1877, when we experienced severe heat, and many sheep died of the excessive humidity. W. H. Rainey, one of Stanton's leading citizens, died last Thursday at the age of 67. Funeral was held at the Backs & Terry establishment Friday. Mr. Rainey was an old-time resident, having resided near Brookshurst for almost 30 years. Limo Rodriguez has opened the Spanish Kitchen on Center street, where everything of the best is to be found. He makes a specialty of serving first-class eatables cooked in the finest style. Senior Rodriguez caters to a trade that is fastidious and is doing well. C. K. Hayes, of Fresno, was in town on Thursday on a visit to his old-time friend, Wm. J. Elliott. Mr. Hayes and Mr. Elliott were former neighbors in South Dakota and both gentlemen were delighted at meeting again. Mr. Hayes is of opinion that our climate is hard to beat. By the striking of a match to light his pipe an employee on a well drill at Olinda ignited the floating gas in the air Wednesday and started a fire which destroyed the derrick, the engine house and caused damage to the extent of many hundreds of dollars. With the aid of volunteers the fire was prevented from spreading to other wells. George McPhee was in town this week in his official capacity of sealer of weights and measures. Mr. McPhee is right on the job enforcing provisions of the net containers act, which protects purchasers in buying provisions and 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—Chili pepper seeds and plants. Wm. Black, opp. Edison station, Anaheim, on Santa Ana road. R. F. D. 4, box 102. LOST—Jersey heifer, large yearling, no horns. Reward for return. Sunset 115R3. H. E. Hunt. FOR SALE—About 1,200 A1 Eureka lemon trees budded on 2-year-old stock; also about 1,000 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 Hanna's. WANTED—A girl for general housework. Apply to Mrs. G. W. Sherwood. Phone 158R2, Fullerton. 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. 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. FOR SALE—New alfalfa hay, spine-less cactus, and second-hand barbed wire. Phone Home 1665. FOR SALE—Orange seed bed stock.From 10 to 30 inches high.Will trade for mower or one-horse wagon.D.L.Newlin,4 miles southwest.Tel.Home 1943. FOR SALE—Eight shares of Anaheim Union Water stock for sale at $210 per share.Henry Bros., Nagel bldg.Anaheim. FOR SALE—Select chill seed.F.B.Keallher,Crone avenue,Anaheim.Sunset 90J. FOR SALE—Hudson "33" Torpedo model touring car,fine condition,run but a little over 6,000 miles,新 tires all around and complete equipment.Might take part trade or give part time to responsible party.Sidnam Bros., Anahel Garage.Sunset phone 271. FOR SALE—Late Valencia orange trees, walnut wood,and A1 sour orange seed bed stock.W.Geardes, Daniel Naugle and Mrs. Ben Berdrow were married at the residence of Ben Lensing on Wednesday, Judge J. S. Howard officiating. The happy couple have been receiving congratulations from a host of friends. Peter Morrison, the centenarian, who spent some weeks with friends here a year ago, and was thinking of purchasing a home here, has settled down with friends at Moor Park. Mr. Morrison is now 101 years of age. He thinks Southern California is better for his health than New York and will spend the balance of his years here. His oldest son has celebrated his 75th birthday. The Entre Nous Dancing Club were hosts and hostesses at a dancing party Monday evening at their club rooms in the Eagle's hall. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Flagg, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Duckworth, Mr. and Mrs. William Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Pomeroy, Miss Mayme Moulton, Doris Greer, Ralph Cox and John Cadman. Mrs. Louise Hunger entertained at a beautifully-appointed dinner at her charming home on South Kroeger street Sunday. The spacious living and dining-rooms were attractively decorated with Easter lilies and ferns. Covers were laid for Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Mitchell, Capt. and Mrs. L. R. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Gibbs, Miss Ellen Gibbs and Master Oscar Gibbs and little Herbert Mitchell. Olinda ignited the floating gas in the air Wednesday and started a fire which destroyed the derrick, the engine house and caused damage to the extent of many hundreds of dollars. With the aid of volunteers the fire was prevented from spreading to other wells. George McPhee was in town this week in his official capacity of sealer of weights and measures. Mr. McPhee is right on the job enforcing provisions of the net containers act, which protects purchasers in buying provisions and supplies. He is doing excellent work and is to be commended for his efforts to secure a square deal to the purchasing public. Marshall Golden, aged 18, of Fullerton, succumbed to tuberculosis on Sunday at 12:25, after a lingering illness of several months. The young man contracted the malady in Chicago and came out here a year ago with his father for relief. While everything was done for him that medical skill could devise the bright young man passed away. He suffered terribly during the latter hours of his life, and kind neighbors did heroic work in alleviating his pain and devising artificial means to make his breathing easier, as the young man at times almost suffocated in his brave battle for life. However, his immediate dissolution came peaceably, when the patient sufferer was called to the great beyond. Interment occurred at Fullerton on Tuesday afternoon, many sorrowing friends attending the funeral. Refrigerators at Stroup-Barnes' Furniture Company. Mrs. Addie Stockslager of Santa Ana has brought suit for $7,500 against the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company. E. A. Stockslager, her husband, who was a stockholders of the German American Bank, took out the insurance in 1908. It was a $5,000 policy with a clause allowing $7,500 in case of death by certain kinds of accidents. Stockslager was electrocuted on his ranch at Hemet on November 4, 1913, while at work upon a pumping plant. In the action brought against the insurance company Mrs. Stockslager is represented by Attorneys Williams & Rutan. Styleplus Clothes $17 "The same price the world over" "HENDAN" Shirts New patterns for Spring made expressly for us at $1.50 Walkenstein's Men's Store ANAHEIM - CALIFORNIA ASSIFIED ADS PRODUCERS" classified advertisement per insertion. Black per line. A line averages charge less than 25 cents. BE IN THIS OFFICE BELOW. ADVANCE SALE Los Angeles county 40 acre, relinquishake live stock, farmas part payment. J. Lancaster, Calif 4-16-4 E. C. Basten, of Placentia, while fishing in the neighborhood of San Juan Capistrano, Wednesday climbed into a tree to investigate an eagle's nest which was built in the topmost branches. When 40 feet from the ground a limb broke precipitating him to the earth. He was brought to Anaheim on the 4 o'clock Santa Fe train and taken to the sanitarium where his injuries were dressed. It was found that three ribs were broken besides a number of other injuries of a minor nature were sustained. Baldwin refrigerators are ice savers. Twenty styles at Stroup-Barnes' Furniture Company. WANTED Call at the Graham Furniture Co.'s store and see the never-shake ironing board for which that firm has secured the agency. Fritz Yungbluth and A. B. McCord, with their wives, spent Sunday on the beach. Captain Victor Schumacher is putting in an irrigation pipe line on his ranch on Orangethorpe avenue. The Cap's ranch is one of the best kept places on the avenue. Daniel Naugle and Mrs. Kate Berdrow were married at the latter's home Saturday by Judge Howard. They will reside at Mr. Naugle's home on East Center street. M. Nashituri, proprietor of the Japanese rooming house on Los Angeles SALE Los Angeles county 40 acre, relinquishtake live stock, farmas part payment. J. Nancaster, Calif 4-16-4 pepper seeds and stack, opp. Edison staton Santa Ana road. 02. 4-23-4 fer, large yearling, ward for return. SunHunt. 1t at 1,200 A1 Eureka added on 2-year-old at 1,000 A1 late Valenold stock; will sell 2 West Broadway. et. 1t on gelding and mare, about 2,800 pounds; $500. At John Han4-16-2 for general houseto Mrs. G. W. SherBR2, Fullerton. 4-9-3 want a bargain in or Marsh seedless and want choice Stewart, West Ana4-9-4p set potato plants. residence on main naheim and Fuller3-26-tf acres Valenclas, mostshare A. U. W. Co. Price $1,500 per acre. ros., Nagel Bldg. tf alfalfa hay, spinesecond-hand barbed me 1665. 3-26-3 uge seed bed stock. inches high. Will or one-horse wagon. miles southwest. Tel. 3-26-tf t shares of Anaheim stock for sale at $210 Bry Bros., Nagel bldg. 3-26-tf ct chill seed. F. B. e avenue, Anaheim. 3-19-tf dson "33" Torpedo car, fine condition, over 6,000 miles, new and complete equippart trade or give responsible party. Sidhelm Garage. Sun3-19-tf Valencia orange good, and A1 sour orstock. W. Geardos, branches. When 40 feet from the ground a limb broke precipitating him to the earth. He was brought to Anaheim on the 4 o'clock Santa Fe train and taken to the sanitarium where his injuries were dressed. It was found that three ribs were broken besides a number of other injuries of a minor nature were sustained. Baldwin refrigerators are ice savers. Twenty styles at Stroup-Barnes' Furniture Company. WANTED WANTED—A good German man to do farm work; good wages. R. Schwarzbach, R. 4, box 29. 4-23-3p WANTED—Listings on several small ranches from owners up to $10,000 or $20,000 or less, who want to exchange for Long Beach residence property. We have several good exchanges from people who want to go to the country near Anaheim. Garrison & Church, 115 W. Ocean ave., Long Beach. 4-23-3 FOR SALE—20 or 40 acres near Fresno, on railroad, near schools and churches. Alluvial silt soil, abundance of never falling ditch water; all level, crop now on land will go 35 sacks to acre. This place will pay for itself in three years, besides earning you a good living. Excellent for alfalfa, olives, fruits, or vegetables. Get this while price is within your reach; $500 cash, balance eight years. George Foell, 936 Albany St., Los Angeles. 1tp 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, Whittler. Both phones, 6693. tf WANTED—Good full bearing 20-acre 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. Twomby Ranch, Fullerton. Phone 158J3. COUNTY TAXES Captain Victor Schumacher is putting in an irrigation pipe line on his ranch on Orangethorpe avenue. The Cap's ranch is one of the best kept places on the avenue. Daniel Naugle and Mrs. Kate Berdrow were married at the latter's home Saturday by Judge Howard. They will reside at Mr. Naugle's home on East Center street. M. Nashituri, proprietor of the Japanese rooming house on Los Angeles street, elevated a draped Japanese flag last week in mourning for the dowager empress of Japan whose death had just been announced. The flag had not been up long before a committee of one old soldier waited upon Mr. Nashituri and notified him that international law required that the American colors should be displayed whenever the flag of Nippon appeared on California soil. The Jap recognized the point of the argument immediately and the two emblems were entertained in honor of the dead empress. Thomas O. Rainey asks letters on the estate of his father; William H. The estate is worth $6,000. There are several heirs, the petitioner being the only one living in this county. Melrose & Ames represent him. Old hickory porch furniture at Stroup-Barnes' Furniture Company. SKY-PIECES That will soon be skimming around town over the heads of young men who always wear the latest models. They'll do a spiral glide here to get them when they observe the “dash” and style to every block that leaves our hanger. You can bi-plane conservative styles or the most extreme novelties COUNTY TAXES Delinquent Monday, April 27, at 6 o'clock p.m. Please send tax bill or first installment receipt, with remittance. J. C. LAMB, County Tax Collector. Alvin Nowotny has disposed of his interest in the Erickson & Nowotny store to his partner and has taken a position at Fred Marsh's grocery establishment. Al is an experienced clerk and through his many years’ service has acquired a long list of friends. They’ll do a spiral glide here to get them when they observe the “dash” and style to every block that leaves our hanger. You can bi-plane conservative styles or the most extreme novelties of the season—that soar ‘way above the average hat in quality. We’re holding a little aviation meet in fine clothing, too. Our BLUE SERGE Suits at $15.00 are hard to beat. And we have many others in grays and browns that are winners at $15.00. We guarantee the fit. F. A. Yungbluth The Best Goods