anaheim-gazette 1914-12-03

The Weekly Gazette. ESTABLISHED 1870 Heary Kuchel, Editor and Proprietor SUBSCRIPTION... $1.50 Per Year Six Months... $1.00 Three Months... $50 Cts. Entered at the Anaheim Postoffice as second-class matter. DEATH OF M. J. DANIELS Capt. M. J. Daniels of Riverside, formerly representative in Congress of this district, died at his home at Riverside Tuesday morning, after an illness of several months. Captain Daniels was 76 years of age and was a civil war veteran. He was formerly president of the Orange Growers' National bank of Riverside. Capt. Daniels served in the Minnesota legislature before coming to California and was elected a member of the fifty-eighth congress from the Eighth California district in 1902. He is survived by a widow and three children. Of the latter C. L. Daniels is a Monrovia merchant and the two daughters, Mrs. P. S. Castleman and Mrs. M. J. Twogood, reside in Riverside. FOR A CITY PARK It is many years since the question of a public park was first agitated in Anaheim, and the longer the matter of securing a suitable site was delayed the more difficult that problem became because of the phenomenal increase in land values. But the advocates of a park have never relinquished hope of some day securing this much-needed improvement, and it now appears that their hopes will be realized. The proposition submitted to certain business men of Anaheim Saturday by H. Deutsch places the matter within easy reach. Mr. Deutsch offers ASSESSMENT ON COMMERCIAL PAPER LOCAL BANKERS RECEIVE STATEMENT SHOWING AMOUNT COLLECTABLE ON DOCUMENTS BANK CHECKS ONLY PAPER EXEMPT UNDER THE NEW "WAR TAX" MEASURE The Anaheim banks received an official statement the first of the week giving a list of the documents that are to be taxed under the new emergency measure. Contrary to the general belief checks are not taxed, but almost every other species of paper passing between the bank and its customer, and between man and his fellow man, must pay tribute to Uncle Sam for the gracious privilege of transacting business among themselves. Here is a list of the assessments published verbatim et literatim et punctuatum as it came from the hands of the powers at Washington: Bonds, debentures, or certificates of indebtedness of any association, company, or corporation, on each $100, of face value or fraction thereof... On each original issue of certificates of stock, whether on organization or reorganization, on each $100 of face value or fraction thereof... On all sales, agreements to sell, memoranda of sales, delivery or transfers of shares, or certificates of stock of any association or corporation, on each $100, of face value or fraction thereof... Upon each sale, agreement to sell, or agreement of sale of any product others provide stamps after December 1st, third division and payable to The war taxation until January 31st. Services at 9:45 Bible study of the Risen from 11:00 Hour o'clock pastor. Man's own 3:00 meeting an interest 6:30 Young and Intermediate verses Rom. 6:23. 7:30 Evening ject of service How can T We welcome the church blessings of J. H. Darry very ill at the don, on Broad Walter Anstin on T for the Damance to be a day evening Frank Davis Tuesday evenlodge on and Python en here next promised to Thursday even Bert Simpson as the change this section, rodents in the west of town caught yeats specimen here... Anneheim, and the longer the matter of securing a suitable site was delayed due to more difficult that problem became because of the phenomenal increase in land values. But the advocates of a park have never relinquished hope of some day securing this much-needed improvement, and it now appears that their hopes will be realized. The proposition submitted to certain business men of Anaeheim Saturday by H. Deutsch places the matter within easy reach. Mr. Deutsch offers a tract, admirably situated for the purpose, at a reasonable figure, and will donate $5000 toward its purchase provided it is used for park purposes. Air. Deutsch is not a resident of Anneheim, but he has been an extensive property holder here for nearly a third of a century and during that period has been vitally interested in the advancement of the city. In an interview Saturday he made the statement that he had always contemplated doing something for Anaeheim, and as he is now 82 years of age he thinks the time has arrived when he should do it while he is young enough to appreciate the improvement. The site offered is a portion of the Deutzach tract on Lemon street, and being close in is the most suitable vacant ground in the city for the purpose. The market price of the tract is $16,000, but it will cost the city only $11,000. CHICKEN THIEVES Chicken thieves are again in evidence, a number of fowls having been stolen Tuesday night from the barn yards of Mr. Yeoman at West Anaeheim. Officer Germann was called to make an investigation yesterday morning and found eight heads which had been wrung from the bodies of the stolen fowls lying near the barnyard. He saw the tracks of the thief in the wet ground plainly. The miscreant made his way through an adjoining orange grove, his shoes slaking deeply in the mud, and later made off to the road at the south of the ranch where his rig had been hitched. The man drove off toward Garden Grove. Germann states chicken thieves use a chloroform spray when raiding hen roosts, he having found one of the sprays recently after thieves had made a raid on a hen roost. The drug does away with an unnecessary noise on the part of the fowls, putting them to sleep immediately. PLACENTIA GROWERS The Placentia Orange Growers' association held its annual banquet on Monday at the packing house, electing the following officers and directors: A. Plerotti, president; L. P. Drake, On each original issue of certificates of stock, whether on organization or reorganization, on each $100 of face value or fraction thereof... On all sales, agreements to sell, memoranda of sales, delivery or transfers of shares, or certificates of stock of any association or corporation, on each $100, of face value or fraction thereof... Upon each sale, agreement to sell, or agreement of sale of any product or merchandise at any exchange or board of trade, or other similar place, either for present or future delivery, for each $100, in value of said sale... And for each $100, or fractional part thereof in excess of $100... Promissory notes, and for each renewal, for a sum not exceeding $100. For each additional $100, or fraction thereof... Bills of lading, manifests, etc., issued by express companies or public carriers, etc... Bonds, except those required in legal proceedings... Certificates of profits or certificates of memoranda showing interest in the property or accumulations of any association, company, or corporation, and all transfers thereof, on each $100 of face value or fraction thereof... Certificate of damage or otherwise and all other certificates or documents issued by port warden or marine surveyor... Certificates of any description required by law, not otherwise specified... Contract, brokers' note, or memorandum of sale of goods, or merchandise, stocks, bonds, exchange notes of hand, real estate or property of any kind issued by brokers etc., for each note or memorandum of sale not otherwise provided for in act.10 Conveyance: Deed, instrument, or writing conveying lands, tenements, or other reality, etc., value over $100 and not exceeding $500... For each additional $500 or fraction thereof... Entry of goods, wares or merchandise in custom house, not exceeding $100 in value... Exceeding $100 and not exceeding $500... Exceeding $500 in value... Entry for withdrawal of goods or merchandise from customs bonded warehouse... Insurance, marine, inland and fire (except purely cooperative or mutual) lightning or other peril, on each policy, or renewal on amount of premium charged on each $1, or fractional part... Insurance, fidelity and guarantee on each policy, on each $1.00 or fractional part thereof of premium received... Passage tickets by any vessel from the United States to a foreign port, costing not exceeding $30.(tickets... PLACENTIA GROWERS The Placentia Orange Growers' association held its annual banquet on Monday at the packing house, electing the following officers and directors: A. Pierotti, president; L. P. Drake, vice-president; Wm. Berkinstock, treasurer; H. W. Schultz, S. W. McCulloch, W. L. Hale, E. D. Lang, Abe Pritchard was elected secretary and manager. Harry Maxwell will continue in charge of the books. Mr. Pierotti as president succeeds Major Klokke, who died the day before the meeting was held. So far as the output is concerned this has been the most successful year of the association which was formed nearly 20 years ago. Oranges from that section recently sold in New York at $6 and $6.80 a box, the highest price received this year for any California oranges. A total of 313,621 boxes, or 784 cars of 440 boxes each were shipped by this association for the season ending November 15. USE EMERY GAS Housewives in Anaheim Fullerton, Santa Ana and Orange are now using some of the natural gas flowing from the great Standard Oil company's well on the Emory lease. For a year gas from that well has all been burned near the exit merely to get rid of it. At night the great blaze has proven to be a picturesque feature of a drive anywhere within miles of the place. Some of the gas-that has been going to waste is now going to be used for cooking. The Southern Counties Gas company recently contracted with the Standard Oil company for the gas, and Corwin Butterworth, county manager of the gas company completed six miles of pipeline from the well to a point on the main between Anaheim and Fullerton Monday. The gas company will be unable to use anywhere near the output of the great well and for a long time some of it will have to be burned at the well to get rid of it. Entry for withdrawal or goods or merchandise from customs bonded warehouse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 Insurance, marine, inland and fire (except purely cooperative or mutual) lightning or other peril, on each policy, or renewal on amount of premium charged on each $1, or fractional part . . . . . . . . . . . . . 00½ Insurance, fidelity and guarantee on each policy, on each $1.00 or fractional part thereof of premium received . . . 00½ Passage tickets by any vessel from the United States to a foreign port, coating not exceeding $30. (tickets coating $10 or less exempt) . 1.00 More than $30, and not exceeding $60. $3. More than $60. 5.00 Power of attorney or proxy for voting at an election of officers of any incorporated company or association, except religious, charitable, literary societies, or public cometeries . 10 Power of attorney to sell or convey real estate or to rent or lease the same, to collect or receive rent, to sell or transact stock, bonds, etc. 20 (Papers used in the collection of pension, back pay, or bounty claims, or claims for any property lost in military or naval service are exempt) Protest Upon the protest of every note, bill of exchange, acceptance, check or draft, or any marine protest . Telegraph and telephone messages Every person, firm, or corporation operating any telegraph or telephone line or lines is required to make a sworn statement to the collector of the number of messages or conversations transmitted over their lines during preceding month for which a charge of 15c or more was imposed, and for each of such messages or conversations to pay a tax of ... 01 On seats in palace or parlor cars and berths in sleeping cars (to be paid by the company selling the same). 01 The first section which became operative when President Wilson signed the bill on October 23, provides for an extra tax on wines, spirits, beers, champagnes, cordials, liquors and all other similar beverages, while the special tax, covered in the second section, which calls for assessments on brokers, commission merchants, theater owners, pool hall operators and ANAHEIM GAZETTE ON NAL WE STATENT COLMENTS PAPER EXN "WAR lived an offof the week that are emergency general bebut almost user passing customer, Yellow man, Jam for the acting busHere is a published vertimat as it powers at certificates of association, on each section thereorganization or 100 of face sell, memory or transcertificates of or corporate value or to sell, or any product others provided for the purchase of stamps after November 1 and before December 1. The stamp taxes, or the third division of the bill become due and payable Dec. 1. The war tax bill will remain in operation until January 1, 1916. Local Notes Services at the Presbyterian Church 9:45 Bible school. An hour in the study of the Word. Lesson, Christ Risen from the Dead. 11:00 Hour of worship. Sermon by the pastor. Theme—The Revival in a Man's own Life. 3:00 meeting of the Juniors. Always an interesting and profitable hour. 6:30 Young people's meeting Senior and Intermediate. Topic—Twelve great verses XII. The Life Verse Rom. 6:23. (Consecration meeting) 7:30 Evening preaching services. Subject of sermon, The Earnest Enquiry How can These Things be. John 3:9. We welcome you to all services of the church. Come and share the blessings of the day with us. J. H. Darnell, who has been lying very ill at the home of his son, Gordon, on Broadway, died Tuesday night. Walter Amstutz went to Orange and Tustin on Tuesday evening, boosting for the Damon and Pythias performance to be given here next Wednesday evening. Frank Davis, Burleigh Goodrich, and Frank Goodrich went to Whittier on Tuesday evening and invited the K. P. lodge of that city to attend the Damon and Pythias performance to be given here next week. Whittier Knights promised to attend the performance on Thursday evening in a body. Bert Simpson is wearing the belt as the champion gopher catcher of this section, having caught 79 of the rodents in traps at his orange ranch west of town. One of the gophers caught yesterday was the largest specimen he had ever seen. of the year the concrete work was practically completed, as well as the greater portion of the back fill. On July 1, 1913, the construction of rebounds in accordance with plans prepared by a board appointed for the purpose and approved by the Secretary of War was undertaken, and they were completed, as well as the clearing necessary in connection with them." The continued earth slides that checked the progress of the canal builders is described at length. The total amount of material removed in the dry from Culebra cut, the report states, from the beginning of American operations to June 16, 1914, aggregated 110,261,883 cubic yards, at a division cost of $0.1066 per cubic yard. Of this amount 25,206,100 cubic yard were removed because of slides, or 22.86 per cent. STATE FORESTER COMPLIMENTS COUNTY Was the First In the State to Establish County Nursery J. D. Schoeller of Sacramento, assistant state forester, was in this section the first of the week inspecting forest matters in general and making especial inquiry into the brush fire that burned over about 14,000 acres of mountainous territory between the Santiago and Santa Ana canyons. Monday afternoon Schoeller went to the foothills to get some photographs of the denuded territory. These will be used in his report. He met Forest Ranger J. B. Stephenson of El Toro, who had charge of fire-fighters, and was given a detailed account of the damage done. Stephenson stated that about 1050 acres of private lands inside the federal forest lines had been burned over and 655 acres of forest land. Schoeller was shown the Orange County Board of Forestry nursery, in which trees are being raised for roadside planting. He was greatly interested in the place, and declared that it Frank Davis, Burleigh Goodrich, and Frank Goodrich went to Whittier on Tuesday evening and invited the K. P. lodge of that city to attend the Damon and Pycnlas performance to be given here next week. Whittier Knights promised to attend the performance on Thursday evening in a body. Bert Simpson is wearing the belt as the champion gopher catcher of this section, having caught 79 of the rodents in traps at his orange ranch west of town. One of the gophers caught yesterday was the largest specimen he had ever seen. A wildcat measuring about three feet in length and weighing 50 pounds was killed last week in the Trauco canyon by H. Leach employed by the Union Oil company while nee and A. J. Gay were out hunting. The animal is said to have been hiding in a tree and Leach was able to creep within a few feet of it before killing it. "Made to order," is what the ranchers of Orange county say of Monday night's rain. Barley lands are wonderfully benefited, while stock men are assured of ample food for cattle in the pastures and hills. At Santa Ana, up to 7 o'clock, 55 inches had fallen, making a total for the season of 3.75 inches. At Irvine, the guage registered .73 inches, making 2.43 inches for the season. At Garden Grove .67 inches was recorded, a season's total of 5.5. At Orange .65 inches fell, bringing up the total to 3.27 inches. Anaheim got .85. A labor lien has just been filed against the ranch owned by Prof. Arthur Wells Smith, formerly of Whitler. The action was brought by Attorneys Forgy & Scarborough of Stanta Ana in behalf of B.F. Moore of Yorba Linda. The complaint alleges that Moore's labor account on the ranch has been running long over a year and Smith has failed to make a satisfactory arrangement for the payment of it. It has already developed that the title to the property was for several months not in Prof Smith's name. It is expected the case will come to trial in the near future. Lack of war tax stamps disrupted business at the County Recorder's office and at the title companies in Santa Ana Tuesday. With the Federal law in effect requiring internal revenue stickers upon most of the papers handled by the Recorder and title companies, it was found that not a single stamp was to be had in the city. Orange County Title Company ordered $200 worth of stamps over a week ago, but they did not arrive. The banks that expect to carry them failed to get a supply. Consequently, documents that otherwise would have gone to the Recorder's office were held back. County Recorder Backs received but nine papers for recording. They were all executed and delivered before the law went into effect. A county Sunday school rally or meeting will be held at the United Presbyterian church, Santa Ana, on Sunday, December 6, at 3:00 p.m. R. Frank Davis, Burleigh Goodrich, and Frank Goodrich went to Whittier on Tuesday evening and invited the K. P. lodge of that city to attend the Damon and Pycnlas performance to be given here next week. Whittier Knights promised to attend the performance on Thursday evening in a body. Bert Simpson is wearing the belt as the champion gopher catcher of this section, having caught 79 of the rodents in traps at his orange ranch west of town. One of the gophers caught yesterday was the largest specimen he had ever seen. A wildcat measuring about three feet in length and weighing 50 pounds was killed last week in the Trauco canyon by H. Leach employed by the Union Oil company while nee and A. J. Gay were out hunting. The animal is said to have been hiding in a tree and Leach was able to creep within a few feet of it before killing it. "Made to order," is what the ranchers of Orange county say of Monday night's rain. Barley lands are wonderfully benefited, while stock men are assured of ample food for cattle in the pastures and hills. At Santa Ana, up to 7 o'clock, 55 inches had fallen, making a total for the season of 3.75 inches. At Irvine, the guage registered .73 inches, making 2.43 inches for the season. At Garden Grove .67 inches was recorded, a season's total of 5.5. At Orange .65 inches fell, bringing up the total to 3.27 inches. Anaheim got .85. A labor lien has just been filed against the ranch owned by Prof. Arthur Wells Smith, formerly of Whitler. The action was brought by Attorneys Forgy & Scarborough of Stanta Ana in behalf of B.F. Moore of Yorba Linda. The complaint alleges that Moore's labor account on the ranch has been running long over a year and Smith has failed to make a satisfactory arrangement for the payment of it. It has already developed that the title to the property was for several months not in Prof Smith's name. It is expected the case will come to trial in the near future. Lack of war tax stamps disrupted business at the County Recorder's office and at the title companies in Santa Ana Tuesday. With the Federal law in effect requiring internal revenue stickers upon most of the papers handled by the Recorder and title companies, it was found that not a single stamp was to be had in the city. Orange County Title Company ordered $200 worth of stamps over a week ago, but they did not arrive. The banks that expect to carry them failed to get a supply. Consequently, documents that otherwise would have gone to the Recorder's office were held back. County Recorder Backs received but nine papers for recording. They were all executed and delivered before the law went into effect. A county Sunday school rally or meeting will be held at the United Presbyterian church, Santa Ana, on Sunday, December 6, at 3:00 p.m. R. Frank Davis, Burleigh Goodrich, and Frank Goodrich went to Whittier on Tuesday evening and invited the K. P. lodge of that city to attend the Damon and Pycnlas performance to be given here next week. Whittier Knights promised to attend the performance on Thursday evening in a body. Bert Simpson is wearing the belt as the champion gopher catcher of this section, having caught 79 of the rodents in traps at his orange ranch west of town. One of the gophers caught yesterday was the largest specimen he had ever seen. A wildcat measuring about three feet in length and weighing 50 pounds was killed last week in the Trauco canyon by H. Leach employed by the Union Oil company while nee and A.J.Gay were out hunting. The animal is said to have been hiding in a tree and Leach was able to creep within a few feet of it before killing it. "Made to order," is what the ranchers of Orange county say of Monday night's rain. Barley lands are wonderfully benefited, while stock men are assured of ample food for cattle in the pastures and hills. At Santa Ana, up to 7 o'clock, 55 inches had fallen, making a total for the season of 3.75 inches. At Irvine, the guage registered .73 inches, making 2.43 inches for the season. At Garden Grove .67 inches was recorded, a season's total of 5.5. At Orange .65 inches fell, bringing up the total to 3.27 inches. Anaheim got .85. A labor lien has just been filed against the ranch owned by Prof. Arthur Wells Smith, formerly of Whitler. The action was brought by Attorneys Forgy & Scarborough of Stanta Ana in behalf of B.F.Moore of Yorba Linda. The complaint alleges that Moore's labor account on the ranch has been running long over a year and Smith has failed to make a satisfactory arrangement for the payment of it. It has already developed that the title to the property was for several months not in Prof Smith's name. It is expected the case will come to trial in the near future. Lack of war tax stamps disrupted business at the County Recorder's office and at the title companies in Santa Ana Tuesday. With the Federal law in effect requiring internal revenue stickers upon most of the papers handled by the Recorder and title companies, it was found that not a single stamp was to be had in the city. Orange County Title Company ordered $200 worth of stamps over a week ago, but they did not arrive. The banks that expect to carry them failed to get a supply. Consequently, documents that otherwise would have gone to the Recorder's office were held back. County Recorder Backs received but nine papers for recording. They were all executed and delivered before the law went into effect. A county Sunday school rally or meeting will be held at the United Presbyterian church, Santa Ana, on Sunday, December 6, at 3:00 p.m.R. Frank Davis, Burleigh Goodrich, and Frank Goodrich went to Whittier on Tuesday evening and invited the K.P.lodge of that city to attend the Damon Oil company while nee and A.J.Gay were out hunting.The animal is said to have been hiding in a tree and Leach was able to creep within a few feet of it before killing it. 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PRICES: $20 to $30 THE Suitorium COST OF PANAMA CANAL To construct the Panama Canal including current appropriations, has cost the United States $353,559,049.69 of which amount $12,000,000 was for fortifications. The total appropriations for the great waterway was $374,000,000. These figures are taken from the annual report of Colonel George W. Goethals, Governor of the Zone, submitted to Secretary Garrison. The report tells of the canal builders’ battle against tricky earth slides, of the establishment of the permanent form of government in the Zone, with Colonel Goethals as Governor, of the beginning of the work on fortifications to guard the great waterway against invasion, while imposing rows of figures tell of the cost of details in the canal’s construction and maintenance. Work was continued during the year on the gun and mortar batteries," the report states, "and by the close Holiday and Removal Sale Nearly everybody in the northern part of Orange county knows that I am rebuilding my building next to S. R. Store, on Center St. The contractor was to have the building completed by Dec. 10, consequently I purchased an extra large line of Jewelry, but Glass, Ivory Toilet Articles, Hand painted China, etc., for holiday trade. Now I am informed the building will not be ready until sometime in January. My new stock is arriving. I have decided to make one of the Largest Xmas Jewelry Removal Sales Her held in Orange County with big cut in ce in all lines. Xmas shopping will be made easy here. I have studied the very best creations in Jewelry, consequently your money will purchase e and better goods in this store than any other in the county. Every word of this advertisement is the exact truth. I do not have sort to the slightest exaggeration in order to dispose of my merdise. The bargains I offer crowd my store. When you buy from field its the very best, besides every article is fully guaranteed. Select your Christmas presents now and save money. We will lay away until you want them. Remember the place. B. HARTFIELD Oldest Established Jeweler in Anaheim You Are Not a Spoke in the Wheel of Time Unless You Save Part of What You Earn! Never mind how little you earn Save some of it—put it in the bank We Pay 4 Per Cent on Term Deposits Anaheim National Bank Never mind how little you earn Save some of it—put it in the bank We Pay 4 Per Cent on Term Deposits Anaheim National Bank Anaheim Laundry Co. First-Class Work—Up-to-date Machinery Send your LAUNDRY to us and we will do your work perfectly and return it to you in good condition. Patronize Home Industry South Lemon St. BothPhones Anaheim Dry Goods Store OPERA HOUSE BLOCK Special Announcement! Only 25 Skirts Left These are all placed on sale at the ridiculous price of $5.00 Each You could not get one made for anything like this price. These skirts are drummers samples and are worth $12.00, $15.00, $18.00, $20 and $25.00. Take your choice of any skirt in the house for FIVE DOLLARS