anaheim-gazette 1915-07-01

Thursday, July 1 Dress Up for the Fourth We are showing the new things in Middles, Silk and Volle waists, Sport shirts, White Pique and Linen Skirts, Neckwear, Gloves, Hosiery and Shoes. LADIES BATHING SUITS Just received, new models in the popular knit bathing suits, giving full freedom in the water. THE LATEST FAD IN MARY JANES They're very chic, patent leather, white trimming, white Ivory leather soles, low white rubber heel. PRICE $3.50 PRICE $3.50 The S. Q. R. Store FOR SALE FOR SALE—Latourette's Quality R. I. Reds, Bred to lay. Baby chicks $10.00 per 100; Eggs for Hatching, 75 cents per 15; Incubator lots, $4 per 100; J. H. Latourette's Red Ranch 114 Thalia St. bet. Center St. and Lincoln Ave. West Anaheim. Phone Pacific 388-W. FOR SALE—Valencia orange trees, tree stakes, pickets, fence posts and old lumber, cheap. Also planter. Phone 122-W, or call at Soda works and ask for J. E. Schumacher. FOR SALE—Fine green cucumbers, for pickling purposes. Call up M. Mischer, Anaheim, Sunset 33-J 2. LOST—DOG—Alfredale, one year old. Had on leather collar with address 2142 Canyon Drive. Lost on main highway about one mile south of this city on Wednesday, June 23. Reward; H. W. Bryson, Main 8063. Los Angeyes. JULY 4th EXCURSIONS Reluced rates from all stations on the Santa Fe. On sale July 3 and 4, return limit July 6. Spend July 4th at the San Diego Exposition. J. N. Anderson has appraised the estate of Pascual Daniel at $1000. Articles of incorporation have been filed by the T. J. F. Boege Co. of Anaheim. Local H. W. Braden residence property on East Broadway C. P. Cowan city after an a Mr. Cowan is a and has a posi wholesale establ Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. to San Diego on several days vie exposition. They Mrs. Burgess, mary school, lea noon, accompany for San Francisco it the exposition. Mendocino, when summer vacation Frank Maccartt and dragged a c by a Crown Jitney on Thursday ni deep gash in his wise injured. H sanitarium for & Wm. Franz anlie Brandenberg, others will make and go up in M. deer. The seasce July 1st and it is of game in that s are going prepar and all aver they out the limit. The Queen Esse very enjoyable m afternoon at the Ranch 114 Thalia St. bet. Center St. and Lincoln Ave. West Anaheim. Phone Pacific 388-W. FOR SALE—Valencia orange trees, tree stakes, pickets, fence posts and old lumber, cheap. Also planter. Phone 122-W, or call at Soda works and ask for J. E. Schumacher. FOR SALE—Fine green cucumbers, for pickling purposes. Call up M. Fischer, Anaheim, Sunset 33-J 2. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for rent for light housekeeping. 920 West Center street. Phone Sunset 57-R. FOR RENT—5-room house, close in, electric lights, garage, modern conveniences. Call 536 W. Center—Sunset 213-W. TO EXCHANGE—A-1 Long Beach income property, location the best, the income is $2400 per year. Lot is 100x150 corner. Value $35,000. Mortgage $14,000. Want Valencia grove. Will assume equal amount. We want direct listings, full particulars. J. M. Shiveley, 356 Pine St. Long Beach, Calif. We have the exclusive agency for this district, of the Patterson Ranch in Ventura county, comprising 5785 acres, in the heart of the Lima Bean and Sugar Beet district of Ventura county. Now being sub-divided into Ten, Twenty and Fifty acre tracts. Prices and terms reasonable. We have personally inspected this land and know that it is one of the most productive tracts in California. Call and let us talk it over with you. SIMPSON REALTY CO..... Plano tuning by local expert. F. W. Schmidt, 222 E. Center St. Sunset 202 Home 64. "WONDER POWDER" FOR SPRAYing orange and fruit trees. The only true spraying powder. Fred Marsh Co., agent. JULY 4th EXCURSIONS Reluced rates from all stations on the Santa Fe. On sale July 3 and 4, return limit July 6. Spend July 4th at the San Diego Exposition. J. N. Anderson has appraised the estate of Pascual Daniel at $1000. Articles of incorporation have been filed by the T. J. F. Boege Co. of Anaheim. The incorporators are Max M. and Emile R. Boege, Romberg Jansen, J. A. Hessel and G. J. Stock. There are about 100 acres in oranges within a mile each way of the Garden Grove postoffice, and within the territory tributary to that place the acreage is several times that much, is the boast of the Grovites. Many of the growers are desirous of an organization at this time by which all the benefits of cooperation in buying supplies and solving problems of producing the crop can be had. It seems to be the feeling that the packing house will not be needed at this time, but that it can be built whenever the demand comes. ALL STORES CLOSED MONDAY Monday, July 5th, being a legal holiday, the members of the Anaheim Retail Merchants' Association will close their places of business all day. We appeal to the patriotism of those merchants not being members of the association to observe that holiday with us by closing their respective places of business all day, Monday, July 5th. THE ANAHEIM RETAIL MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION. L. K. Marshall is engaged in demolishing an old mill on the Bastanchury property at Whittier, and will also build a new residence for Mrs. Bastanchury. This mill is one of the oldest buildings in the Southland, and has long been a landmark. LONG EXPERIENCE LONG EXPERIENCE In the Business of Banking enables the officers of this bank to advise you wisely and well on all financial matters. The bank desires to serve you in any financial capacity whether the transaction be large or small and cordially invites a conference. German-American Bank OFFICERS Adolph Thomas, President Joseph Helmsen, Vice-President A. B. McCord, Cashier E. E. Smith, Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS E. J. F. Boage Louis Danni W. A. Bonynge J. B. Rea Chas. F. Grim A. B. McCord Joseph Helmsen J. D. Lavin Adolph Thomas DRESSMAKING done the day. Inquire Mrs. 508 North Los Angeles Phone 15-W. Frank Meyer and two St. Paul, and Mr., and of Santa Ana were guards of Mr. and Mrs. Ed time friends. Your piano needs Schmidt the local man Local Notes H. W. Braden has purchased the residence property of W. T. Wallop on East Broadway. C. P. Cowan has returned to this city after an absence of four years. Mr. Cowan is an experienced butcher and has a position in view with a wholesale establishment. Mr. and Mrs. Elton S. Goble, and Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Henderson drove to San Diego on Saturday, and spent several days viewing the sights of the exposition. They returned on Monday. Mrs. Burgess, principal of the primary school, left on Saturday afternoon, accompanied by her son Walter, for San Francisco, where she will visit the exposition. She will later go to Mendocino, where she will spend the summer vacation with relatives. Frank Maccari was knocked down and dragged a considerable distance by a Crown jitney bus on Center street on Thursday night. He received a deep gash in his neck and was otherwise injured. He was taken to the sanitarium for treatment. Wm. Franz and son Roswell, Charlie Brandenberg, "Jim" Rushton and others will make up a hunting party and go up in Mendocino county for deer. The season there opens on July 1st and it is said there is plenty of game in that section. The hunters are going prepared for a long seige and all over they will not return without the ilmit. The Queen Esther society held a very enjoyable meeting on Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss Kate Sutherland. Henry Armbrust and family drove down to the beach Sunday and stopped to visit relatives in Orange. The Fullerton city council has appointed an officer whose duty it is to kill all pigeons that stray into the business district. C. Ulrich, wife and daughter arrived in here Monday from Riverside. Mr. Ulrich has accepted employment in the barber shop of F. J. Scherlmann. Swat the fly, two minutes daily will spray with Fly Knocker, garbage, etc., where flies bother and keep them away. H. H. Gardner Co. 114 N. Los Angeles Street. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hartung have taken up their residence in their new dwelling recently completed on Wilhelmina street. Mrs. E. B. Batchelder of Seattle, Washington, came in Saturday on a visit to her father, Albert Davis, and her brother, Frank, Nathan and C. C. Davis. Manager G. W. Sandilands on Monday received advices from New York that Anaheim Supreme brand brought $4.65 per box and Mother Colony $4.00. On the same day at Boston Mother Colony sold for $4.05 per box. Anaheim Supremes have headed the price list on almost every occasion they have been offered for sale. H. C. Hartley spent last week with friends at Eagle Rock, returning home Saturday. On the previous Sunday his wife, son-in-law and daughter came down in an auto, loaded Mr. Hartley in the machine and drove with him to Eagle Rock, bringing him back Saturday. Ansee films are the original films. Heying's Pharmacy. William Stark and son Leander Stark were business visitors in Los Angeles on Monday. Miss Sarah Davis of Cushing, Oklahoma, came in Monday evening on a visit to Albert Davis and family. A safe deposit box in the average home is considered a necessity. The Anaheim National Bank can serve you. F. J. Scherlmann and wife spent Sunday in the city taking in the attractions of the White Way. Mrs. C. E. Chamberlain and Mrs. G. A. Gifford enjoyed a musical entertainment at Los Angeles Saturday. Miss Anna Stepan of Los Angeles, has been the house guest the past few days of Mr. and Mrs. V. La Mont. Leander Stark and Joe Lieb returned on Sunday from a two week's visit to the San Francisco exposition. If you buy your hay by the car, let us tell you what we can do for you. H. H. Gardner Co., 114 N. Los Angeles Street. The Commercial hotel has been completely razed and as soon as the debris is all cleaned away the excavators will begin on the foundations for the new structure. Mrs. Clara Fischer and Mrs. B. Kaempf returned home from a week's outing at Seal Beach. Mrs.Kaempf's home is in New Jersey, but she is visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. L. Goble, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Goble, Miss Gladys Goble, Mr.. The Queen Esther society held a very enjoyable meeting on Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss Kate Sutherland on Philadelphia street. The afternoon was spent pleasantly with sewing and social conversation on the cool shady lawn of the Sutherland home. Delicious refreshments were served late in the afternoon, concluding a most enjoyable affair. A criminal complaint, charging Jesus Ordas with disturbing the peace has been issued by the district attorney's office. Ordas was one of the Mexicans concerned in the row on the Bastanchury ranch near Fullerton last Sunday, in which three Mexicans were nearly killed by A. P. Celaya. Henry Oelkers is again able to be out after being confined to his bed for two or three weeks from the effects of two broken ribs, which he received while unhitching an unruly team of horses. One of the animals bolted and threw him against a fence, breaking the ribs. Mr. Oelkers, while not entirely recovered, is enabled to pursue his activities, but it will be several weeks before he will regain his former robust health. Leslie Bowen, who has been conducting a drug store at El Centro, and who was there during the recent severe earthquake shock, arrived here on Thursday on a visit to his folks. He took many kodak pictures of the ruined buildings which he brought here for developing. The scenes show much damage as a result, and Mr. Bowen states that not a solid plate glass remains in the town. Brick buildings were wrecked and many business houses have been put out of commission. It is estimated that the total loss in the earthquake area will exceed a million dollars. Mr. Bowen has returned to El Centro. W. E. Cook was in town on a business mission on Friday from his east side ranch. In speaking of the recent death of his wife, Mrs. Jane Boylan Cook, he stated that articles appearing in print in reference to disposition of others will make up a hunting party and go up in Mendocino county for deer. The season there opens on July 1st and it is said there is plenty of game in that section. The hunters are going prepared for a long selge and all aver they will not return without the limit. The Queen Esther society held a very enjoyable meeting on Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss Kate Sutherland on Philadelphia street. The afternoon was spent pleasantly with sewing and social conversation on the cool shady lawn of the Sutherland home. Delicious refreshments were served late in the afternoon, concluding a most enjoyable affair. A criminal complaint, charging Jesus Ordas with disturbing the peace has been issued by the district attorney's office. Ordas was one of the Mexicans concerned in the row on the Bastanchury ranch near Fullerton last Sunday, in which three Mexicans were nearly killed by A. P. Celaya. Henry Oelkers is again able to be out after being confined to his bed for two or three weeks from the effects of two broken ribs, which he received while unhitching an unruly team of horses. One of the animals bolted and threw him against a fence, breaking the ribs. Mr. Oelkers, while not entirely recovered, is enabled to pursue his activities, but it will be several weeks before he will regain his former robust health. Leslie Bowen, who has been conducting a drug store at El Centro, and who was there during the recent severe earthquake shock, arrived here on Thursday on a visit to his folks. He took many kodak pictures of the ruined buildings which he brought here for developing. The scenes show much damage as a result, and Mr. Bowen states that not a solid plate glass remains in the town. Brick buildings were wrecked and many business houses have been put out of commission. It is estimated that the total loss in the earthquake area will exceed a million dollars. Mr. Bowen has returned to El Centro. W. E. Cook was in town on a business mission on Friday from his east side ranch. In speaking of the recent death of his wife, Mrs. Jane Boylan Cook, he stated that articles appearing in print in reference to disposition of others will make up a hunting party and go up in Mendocino county for deer. The season there opens on July 1st and it is said there is plenty of game in that section. The hunters are going prepared for a long selge and all aver they will not return without the limit. The Queen Esther society held a very enjoyable meeting on Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss Kate Sutherland on Philadelphia street. The afternoon was spent pleasantly with sewing and social conversation on the cool shady lawn of the Sutherland home. Delicious refreshments were served late in the afternoon, concluding a most enjoyable affair. A criminal complaint, charging Jesus Ordas with disturbing the peace has been issued by the district attorney's office. Ordas was one of the Mexicans concerned in the row on the Bastanchury ranch near Fullerton last Sunday, in which three Mexicans were nearly killed by A. P. Celaya. Henry Oelkers is again able to be out after being confined to his bed for two or three weeks from the effects of two broken ribs, which he received while unhitching an unruly team of horses. One of the animals bolted and threw him against a fence, breaking the ribs. Mr. Oelkers, while not entirely recovered, is enabled to pursue his activities, but it will be several weeks before he will regain his former robust health. Leslie Bowen, who has been conducting a drug store at El Centro, and who was there during the recent severe earthquake shock, arrived here on Thursday on a visit to his folks. He took many kodak pictures of the ruined buildings which he brought here for developing. The scenes show much damage as a result, and Mr. Bowen states that not a solid plate glass remains in the town. Brick buildings were wrecked and many business houses have been put out of commission. It is estimated that the total loss in the earthquake area will exceed a million dollars. Mr. Bowen has returned to El Centro. W. E. Cook was in town on a business mission on Friday from his east side ranch. In speaking of the recent death of his wife, Mrs. Jane Boylan Cook, he stated that articles appearing in print in reference to disposition of others will make up a hunting party and go up in Mendocino county for deer. The season there opens on July 1st and it is said there is plenty of game in that section. The hunters are going prepared for a long selge and all aver they will not return without the limit. The Queen Esther society held a very enjoyable meeting on Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss Kate Sutherland on Philadelphia street. The afternoon was spent pleasantly with sewing and social conversation on the cool shady lawn of the Sutherland home. Delicious refreshments were served late in the afternoon, concluding a most enjoyable affair. A criminal complaint, charging Jesus Ordas with disturbing the peace has been issued by the district attorney's office. Ordas was one of the Mexicans concerned in the row on the Bastanchury ranch near Fullerton last Sunday, in which three Mexicans were nearly killed by A. P. Celaya. Henry Oelkers is again able to be out after being confined to his bed for two or three weeks from the effects of two broken ribs, which he received while unhitching an unruly team of horses. One of the animals bolted and threw him against a fence, breaking the ribs. Mr. Oelkers, while not entirely recovered, is enabled to pursue his activities, but it will be several weeks before he will regain his former robust health. Leslie Bowen, who has been conducting a drug store at El Centro, and who was there during the recent severe earthquake shock, arrived here on Thursday on a visit to his folks. He took many kodak pictures of the ruined buildings which he brought here for developing. The scenes show much damage as a result, and Mr. Bowen states that not a solid plate glass remains in the town. Brick buildings were wrecked and many business houses have been put out of commission. It is estimated that the total loss in the earthquake area will exceed a million dollars. Mr. Bowen has returned to El Centro. W.E.Cook was in town on a business mission on Friday from his east side ranch. In speaking of the recent death of his wife, Mrs.Jane Boylan Cook, he stated that articles appearing in print in reference to disposition of others will make up a hunting party and go up in Mendocino county for deer. The season there opens on July 1st and it is said there is plenty of game in that section. The hunters are going prepared for a long selge and all aver they will not return without the limit. The Queen Esther society held a very enjoyable meeting on Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss Kate Sutherland on Philadelphia street. The afternoon was spent pleasantly with sewing and social conversation on the cool shady lawn of the Sutherland home. Delicious refreshments were served late in the afternoon, concluding a most enjoyable affair. A criminal complaint, charging Jesus Ordas with disturbing the peace has been issued by the district attorney's office. Ordas was one of the Mexicans concerned in the row on the Bastanchury ranch near Fullerton last Sunday, in which three Mexicans were nearly killed by A.P.Celaya. Henry Oelkers is again able to be out after being confined to his bed for two or three weeks from the effects of two broken ribs, which he received while unhitching an unruly team of horses. One of the animals bolted and threw him against a fence, breaking the ribs. Mr.Oelkers, while not entirely recovered, is enabled to pursue his activities, but it will be several weeks before he will regain his former robust health. Leslie Bowen, who has been conducting a drug store at El Centro, and who was there during the recent severe earthquake shock, arrived here on Thursday on a visit to his folks. He took many kodak pictures of the ruined buildings which he brought here for developing. The scenes show much damage as a result, and Mr.Bowen states that not a solid plate glass remains in the town. Brick buildings were wrecked and many business houses have been put out of commission. It is estimated that the total loss in the earthquake area will exceed a million dollars. Mr.Bowen has returned to El Centro. W.E.Cook was in town on a business mission on Friday from his east side ranch. In speaking of the recent death of his wife, Mrs.Jane Boylan Cook, he stated that articles appearing in print in reference to disposition of others will make up a hunting party and go up in Mendocino county for deer. The season there opens on July 1st and it is said there is plenty of game in that section. The hunters are going prepared for a long selge and all aver they will not return without the limit. The Queen Esther society held a very enjoyable meeting on Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss Kate Sutherland on Philadelphia street. The afternoon was spent pleasantly with sewing and social conversation on the cool shady lawn of the Sutherland home. Delicious refreshments were served late in the afternoon, concluding a most enjoyable affair. A criminal complaint, charging Jesus Ordas with disturbing the peace has been issued by the district attorney's office. Ordas was one of the Mexicans concerned in the row on the Bastanchury ranch near Fullerton last Sunday, in which three Mexicans were nearly killed by A.P.Celaya. Henry Oelkers is again able to be out after being confined to his bed for two or three weeks from the effects of two broken ribs, which he received while unhitching an unruly team of horses. One of the animals bolted and threw him against a fence, breaking the ribs. Mr.Oelkers, while not entirely recovered, is enabled to pursue his activities, but it will be several weeks before he will regain his former robust health. Leslie Bowen, who has been conducting a drug store at El Centro, and who was there during the recent severe地震 shock, arrived here on Thursday on a visit to his folks. He took many kodak pictures of the ruined buildings which he brought here for developing. The scenes show much damage as a result, and Mr.Bowen states that not a solid plate glass remains in the town. Brick buildings were wrecked and many business houses have been put out of commission. It is estimated that the total loss in the earthquake area will exceed a million dollars. Mr.Bowen has returned to El Centro. W.E.Cook was in town on a business mission on Friday from his east side ranch. In speaking of the recent death of his wife, Mrs.Jane Boylan Cook, he stated that articles appearing in print in reference to disposition of others will make up a hunting party and go up in Mendocino county for deer. The season there opens on July 1st and it is said there is plenty of game in that section. The hunters are going prepared for a long selge and all aver they will not return without the limit. The Queen Esther society held a very enjoyable meeting on Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss Kate Sutherland on Philadelphia street. The afternoon was spent pleasantly with sewing and social conversation on the cool shady lawn of the Sutherland home. Delicious refreshments were served late in the afternoon, concluding a most enjoyable affair. A criminal complaint, charging Jesus Ordas with disturbing the peace has been issued by the district attorney's office. Ordas was one of the Mexicans concerned in the row on the Bastanchury ranch near Fullerton last Sunday, in which three Mexicans were nearly killed by A.P.Celaya. Henry Oelkers is again able to be out after being confined to his bed for two or three weeks from the effects of two broken ribs, which he received while unhitching an unruly team of horses. One of the animals bolted and threw him against a fence, breaking the ribs. Mr.Oelkers, while not entirely recovered, is enabled to pursue his activities, but it will be several weeks before he will regain his former robust health. Leslie Bowen, who has been conducting a drug store at El Centro, and who was there during the recent severe地震 shock, arrived here on Thursday on a visit to his folks. He took many kodak pictures of the ruined buildings which he brought here for developing. The scenes show much damage as a result, and Mr.Bowen states that not a solid plate glass remains in the town. Brick buildings were wrecked and many business houses have been put out of commission. It is estimated that the total loss in the earthquake area will exceed a million dollars. Mr.Bowen has returned to El Centro. W.E.Cook was in town on a business mission on Friday from his east side ranch. In speaking of the recent death of his wife, Mrs.Jane Boylan Cook, he stated that articles appearing in print in reference to disposition of others will make up a hunting party and go up in Mendocino county for deer. The season there opens on July 1st and it is said there is plenty of game in that section. The hunters are going prepared for a long selge and all aver they will not return without the limit. The Queen Esther society held a very enjoyable meeting on Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss Kate Sutherland on Philadelphia street. The afternoon was spent pleasantly with sewing and social conversation on the cool shady lawn of the Sutherland home. Delicious refreshments were served late in the afternoon, concluding a most enjoyable affair. A criminal complaint, charging Jesus Ordas with disturbing the peace has been issued by the district attorney's office. 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It is estimated that the total loss in the earthquake area will exceed a million dollars. Mr. Bowen has returned to El Centro. W. E. Cook was in town on a business mission on Friday from his east side ranch. In speaking of the recent death of his wife, Mrs. Jane Boylan Cook, he stated that articles appearing in print in reference to disposition of some of the property of deceased are very misleading. The letter written by Mrs. Cook to her brother just before her death was simply of a personal nature and stated that in the case of her death certain articles and money would be bequeathed to him and other relatives. To this Mr. Cook fully agrees. He states that the ranch property and other holdings were held by himself and wife during her lifetime were always of the most friendly nature, and disposition of their holdings, in case of the death of either, had long been arranged for by mutual consent. Mr. Cook is at a loss to know why the matter has been brought into court by relatives, and maintains that no legal action can change his affairs so far as the disposition of the community property is concerned. DRESSMAKING done at home or by the day. Inquire Mrs. W. H. Wilson, 508 North Los Angeles St. Sunset Phone 15-W. Frank Meyer and two daughters of St. Paul, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meyer of Santa Ana were guests on Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schleuter, old-time friends. Your piano needs tuning. F. W. Schmidt the local man will do it right. The visitors furnished the entertainment for the occasion, the program given consisting of a reading by Miss Fern Corcoran, and several selections on the violin by Mr. Sweinfest. The affair was concluded with refreshments at a late hour, and the self-invited guests departed, wishing the host and hostess a long, prosperous and happy married life. On Wednesday afternoon a garden party was given at the home of Mrs. F. S. Gates on West Center street for the benefit of the Odd-Fellows Orphan's home building fund. On the short program for this occasion were Miss Fay Kern and Miss Hreda Janss, who gave delightful readings which captivated the company. Another feature of the entertainment which was enjoyed was a series of graphonola selections. The afternoon was pleasantly spent with needlework and social chatter, and the evening was spent by the ladies and gentlemen at cards. Mrs. Fannie Lacey, past president of the California Rebekah Assembly, was present from Santa Ana at the delightful affair, which netted a substantial sum for the orphan's home building fund. Orange sherbet and delicious cake furnished refreshments for the assembled guests. Frank R. Scott, assistant cashier of the Merchants National Bank of Fargo, N. D., was in town Saturday on a brief visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Root. He was on his way to San Diego and stopped off here for a short while, but will return later for a longer period with his old time friends. Mr. Scott was a member of the Credit Men's association which held their annual convention in Salt Lake City. Mr. Scott and other members to the number of about 150 visited in Los Angeles and on Monday were banqueted by the Chamber of Commerce of that city. Frank Davis, Nathan Davis, Prof. Correll, W. N. Criss, J. Feister and J. C. Stevens, with the wives and children of several of them, motored down to Long Beach Sunday and enjoyed a picnic. There were three auto loads, the party numbering a score of people. The Klein-Simpson Fruit company of Los Angeles recently convicted in the police court at Santa Ana of shipping short weight berry boxes to that city, has filed an appeal in superior court. The company declares it will make an effort to break the city ordinance regulating weights and measures. George S. Tucker has filed suit in superior court against John Menecks and George F. Houser to recover damages which he claims to have sustained in a real estate deal. Mr. Tucker traded ten acres of land near Anaheim for property at Portland, Oregon, Mrs. A. D. Barton acting as his agent. He alleges Mrs. Barton was deceived as to the value of the Portland property, and asks that a mortgage of $1750 be set aside and that he be awarded damages in the sum of $3500. O. L. McVey of Fullerton was arrested at the dance in the bathhouse pavilion, at Newport Beach Sunday evening, June 20, on a misdemeanor charge and on Monday was tried before City Recorder Lee Collins and fined $50. In a dispute with Charles Fipps, which threatened to terminate in a tragedy, the defendant drew a dagger, apparently with the item to do him bodily injury, or intimidate him, but was arrested before the trouble went any farther. The dagger was a wicked looking weapon, about six inches long, from the hilt. A sure place for your valuable papers is in a safe deposit box in the Anaheim National Bank. Sale of Pongee Silks No fabric is so popular right now, neither have prices ever been so low for this serviceable material. LOT ONE—27-Inch Pongee, pure silk, a good value at 75c... Pongee Silk Sale Price ... 39c LOT TWO—34-Inch Pongee, heavy grade, regularly sold at $1.00. Pongee Silk Sale Price ... 69c LOT THREE—34-Inch beautiful, lustrous quality of fine silk, suitable for coats and suits, worth $1.50... 98c SEE THEM IN THE WINDOW Hundreds of Remnants in Wash Goods left from our Clearance Sale— At Cost and Below FALKENSTEIN'S Dr. Truxaw reports the arrival of a son at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nickles, on Bush street. Mrs. C. E. Beringer of Los Angeles, was visiting friends and transacting business in Anaheim this week. Fred Austin, who recently stole a horse and buggy from Theodore Lacy at Santa Ana, was sentenced to three years imprisonment in San Quentin in superior court Friday. Austin is a deserter from the United States navy, having been a Jacky on the Colorado: A family party at the home of Ramon Villicana near Cypress Saturday broke up in a fight which resulted in Luis Gaska going to the county hospital with two bullet holes in his neck, and Villicana being a fulgitive from justice. Four other Mexicans, Gaska declares assaulted him, but Villicana did the shooting. Sheriff Jackson and Undersheriff Iman went out to the scene about midnight, but the man who wielded the gun had fled. Gaska is a son-in-law of Villicana and lives at Compton. Mrs. C. E. Beringer of Los Angeles, was visiting friends and transacting business in Anaheim this week. Fred Austin, who recently stole a horse and buggy from Theodore Lacy at Santa Ana, was sentenced to three years imprisonment in San Quentin in superior court Friday. Austin is a deserter from the United States navy, having been a Jacky on the Colorado. He had but one month more to serve, but declared he would rather go to the penitentiary than back to his ship. Ralph McFadden is out again after being detained at home for several days with an attack of what had all the earmarks of poison oak. He drove to Murletta on Sunday a week ago, and returned by way of Carbon canyon. Whether he encountered poison oak in the canyon or at the head of the ditch is uncertain, but he says it was no joke as long as it lasted. A. E. Hiles is conducting a clearance sale of dry goods at his Opera House store. Mr. Hiles says he will retire from business, and has made a deep cut all along the line. A party of ex-graduates, including the Davis and Criss families, attended the alumni meeting of the Kansas State Agricultural college at Los Angeles last Saturday. There was a large attendance at the picnic, and a number of old acquaintanceships were renewed. C. B. Berger and H. O. Henderson have purchased the Hudson ranch near San Luis Obispo consisting of 471 acres. This is one of the choicest stock ranches on the coast. The consideration is $60,000. A ranch of 161 acres at Escondido was traded in as part payment. A gentleman of this city while traveling about the northern part of the county in his touring car on Saturday evening, states that he counted 184 automobiles and 90 vehicles in this city, while in Fullerton he counted 21 automobiles and 13 vehicles. There will be a large bean crop on the mesa this year in the Buena Park district. The estimated acreage is between 1000 and 1200. One grower alone, C. L. McComber, has over 300 acres in beans. A Nelson, Buena Park shipper, marketed twenty-five carloads of beans last year, and it is said that he will ship at least forty cars this year. The crop is mostly of the blackeye variety, which the growers sell at about three and one-fourth cents a pound, at a good profit. Large crowds of people were attracted to Newport Beach Saturday night to witness the highest tide of the year. Although the tide was registered at seven feet and three inches, there was no damage done by the water, as the surf was unusually calm, there being no wind. In several places along the Peninsula, the sea splashed over the bulkhead and ran down the streets, but no injury was done to private or municipal property. The big tides of the past few days have dug the beach out in many places in a manner that renders bathing extremely dangerous, and several accidents have resulted therefrom during the last week. Prof. E. W. Hauck drove to Los Angeles and other points on Monday in his new Overland, returning home in the evening. A distance of 100 miles was made during the day and nothing happened to mar the pleasure of the trip, the car, under the professor's skillful management, working like a charm. Devil's Dust, Louse Liquid, etc., for chickens. H. H. Gardner Co., 114 N. Los Angeles Street. YUNGBLUTH'S Removal Sale THE LAST WEEK Get that suit while the getting is good. Our selection of suits is still very complete. You will save money by getting your suit at this sale. Only a few days more and we will move into our new quarters. —LOOK— Regular $15.00 Suits ...$13.50 Regular $22.50 Suits ...$18.50 Regular $17.50 Suits ...$15.50 Regular $25.00 Suits ...$20.50 Shirts, Underwear, Hats ALL AT SALE PRICE This is your opportunity. We are dealing with you on the dead level and will treat you on the square.