anaheim-gazette 1916-03-23

Queen Quality Shoe The New Models of the Famous "Queen Quality" Shoes are Here. We are better prepared than ever to supply your needs in stylish, comfortable footwear. Beautiful white boots in lace and button and soft, lustrous kid in the new high outs. Prices; $3.50 to $5.00 Also, pumps in snappy new patterns. $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 New shapes especially for growing girls, at $2.75, $3.00 and $3.50. THE S. Q. R. STORE FOR SALE—The old high school bus, it is a 2-inch wagon with a good bed and top. Half springs. Will be sold to the highest bidder. Can be seen at high school. Call or address S. D. Winters, Anaheim R. D. 2; Home phone 1821. FOR SALE—Valencia orchard fronting on state highway between Anaheim and Fullerton. High land free from floods. Remember that high land between these growing towns WANTED—Sewing. Phone 189-J. FOR SALE—One Jersey cow and heifer calf, 3 months old. Eligible to registry. 148 S. Olive. Phones, Pacific 462-W; Home 2022. FOR SALE—New 7-room residence with large lot. Good location, for less than cost. Apply to Gazette office. FOR SALE—Lima beans for seed, at the market price. On garden Grove FOR SALE—The old high school bus, it is a 2-inch wagon with a good bed and top. Half springs. Will be sold to the highest bidder. Can be seen at high school. Call or address S. D. Winters, Anaheim R. D. 2; Home phone 1821. FOR SALE—Valencia orchard fronting on state highway between Anaheim and Fullerton. High land free from floods. Remember that high land between these growing towns must greatly increase in value. Exceptionally easy terms to responsible buyer. No exchange considered. Geo. Gray, Spadra road, Fullerton. FOR SALE—50 horsepower Jackson automobile. Looks and runs like new. Inquire at once at Orange County Dry and Steam Cleaning Works. 314 E. Center St., Anaheim. TO LOAN—I have $2000 to loan on First Mortgage city or country. M. E. Wallace. East North St., Anaheim. 81-J 2. FOR SALE—Bay horse, weight 1200 pounds, works single and double. Price $85. Apply to George Ehrle, Telephone 255 R-1, Anaheim. FOR SALE—Young pigs, also yearling boar. Call Home phone, 642, Garden Grove. FOR SALE—First class White Rose seed potatoes, at Trapp Brothers' ranch, 4 miles west and half mile north of Anaheim, enar county road. HOTEL FOR RENT—completely furnished. Fullerton, California, on State Highway, one block from depot, best location in Fullerton. Will lease for term of years. Enquire of Pete Nicolas, Fullerton, Cal. FOR SALE—2000 first class two-year-old Valencia orange trees. Cheap. J. W. Duckworth. FOR SALE—Tangerine, grapefruit, Eureka Lemons, Navel and Valencia trees also a few palms. Walter S. Amstutz, 515 Walnut Ave. WANTED—a good team of ranch horses or mules. Medium weight. Also a wagon. Phone, 255-R 1. FOR SALE—Team of mules, harness and wagon at the right price. Sunset 387. TAKEN UP ASTRAY WANTED—Sewing. Phone 189-J. FOR SALE—One Jersey cow and heifer calf, 3 months old. Eligible to registry. 148 S. Olive. Phones, Pacific 462-W; Home 2022. FOR SALE—New 7-room residence with large lot. Good location, for less than cost. Apply to Gazette office. FOR SALE—Lima beans for seed, at the market price. On garden Grove road, R. D. 4, Box 29, Anaheim. Joseph Schwartzbaugh. FOR SALE—5000 No. 1 Valencia orange trees, for 1916 planting. Will trade, what have you. Twombly Ranch, Fullerton, Cal. Phone 158-J 3. FOR RENT—8-room modern house, garage and barn. Desirable location. Close in. Call 148 S. Olive. Phones, Home 2022; Pacific 462-W. FOR EXCHANGE—We have 2 nice homes in Anaheim and 2 in Los Angeles to exchange for ranches near Anaheim. Come in and list your ranch. Anaheim Realty Co., H. O. Henderson, Fred Koesel, 212 East Center St., Anaheim, Cal. WANTED—You to save money by getting an estimate from us on irrigation pipe and repairs. We are agents for all makes of gates and valves. Baxter & Beck, Anaheim yard. Phone 100-J 5; Res. 175-R 1. MR. MERCHANT:—Do you want protection against outside competition? MR. TAXPAYER:—Do you want a square deal to everybody in the City Council? MR.CITIZEN:—Do you want someone in the City Council who is not afraid to express his opinion? IF SO Vote and Work for FRANK C. GOODRICH For Trustee Election April 10 H. S. Jayne, a former resident of Anaheim, but now living at Oxnard, is keeping tab on improvements in the old town. He writes: "I read with interest of the advancement Anaheim is making and am of the belief it will be necessary for me to hire a guide when I return if the town continues with its present stride as all the old land marks will be gone and I will feel like a stranger in a strange country. I meet people nearly every day in Oxnard who know about or have lived in Anaheim or immediate vicin..." Mrs. C. Helm formerly a well West End, was of the week, a Henry Adams regale his friend of new potatoes, tubers coming Please pass the Rev. Max Leu to the German city to fill the caused by the Rhode, who has Ky. C.A. Bellis, arer who was arrino dino on Sunday ing a no-fund clich of this city, has to the superior Walt Koehler Angeles Sunday the evening saw them bunted off set by a reckless Fullerton. A lace was seriously insponsible for th The republica organized a club for the purpose of coess. Deputy Dr Eden was ele Charles D. Swan meet the first each month It membership. Prof. H. A. N Angeles, has open in Anaheim and Fisher's hall evennesday nights.clares he not on young people o graceful, but ala and lengthen th H.O.Henden of the Anaheim have their office cupping it.Mr the East Center east of the city He ran a partit half of it to the real estate WANTED—A good team of ranch horses or mules. Medium weight. Also a wagon. Phone, 255-R 1. FOR SALE—Team of mules, harness and wagon at the right price. Sunset 387. TAKEN UP ASTRAY At the Kellogg ranch at West Anaheim, February 12, one black cow with white face. Owner may have same by proving property on application at the ranch and paying charges. The First National Bank Paid up Capital $50,000. Surplus and Undivided Profits over $65,000 Originally organized as a State Bank in 1893. "THE OLD RELIABLE BANK" Officers and Directors C. E. HOLCOMB, President. EDGAR J. HARTUNG, Cashier, FRANK SHANLEY, Vice-President. H. L. USTICK, Asst. Cashier. A. S. BRADFORD, Vice-President. M. C. GOFF, Asst. Cashier. SAMUEL KRAEMER Our resources, advice and efficient service are at the disposition of our friends and customers at all times, and we assure you that any business entrusted to our care will receive prompt and careful attention. 4 Per Cent Interest Paid on Time Certificates. We Want Your Business! Local Notes Percy Swope was visiting friends in Oxnard last week. Dr. M. M. Henderson, Dentist, Suite 1, Mullinix bldg., Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. James Enearl were visiting at San Juan Capistrano on Saturday. A safe deposit box in our fire and burglar proof vaults for $1.00 a year. The Anaheim National Bank. Mrs. A. G. Pence and two little daughters left yesterday evening on a visit to friends in Tulare county. Conkey's Starting Food for baby chicks, 3 pounds for 25c at H. H. Gardner's, 114 N. Los Angeles St. The revival meeting at the M. E. church will continue throughout this week. Much interest is being taken in the services. Suit has been filed in superior court by Brown & Dauser against Mr. Hemmerling of East Anaheim. The amount claimed is $309.63. F. E. Miles has sold his grocery store on West Center street to Moody S. Lytle. Lyttle has been the manager of the store for several months. Mrs. C. Helmann of Los Angeles, formerly a well known resident of the West End, was in the city the first of the week, a guest of Mrs. Fay. Henry Adams will soon be able to regale his friends with a choice lot of new potatoes, having a fine crop of tubers coming on in his parking. Please pass the spuds, Hen! Expert piano tuning, F. W. Schmidt. Mrs. Stanley Lewis of Los Angeles, is visiting relatives in this city. L. O. Culp was over from Santa Ana on a business mission Tuesday. R. L. Thebauld of Exeter was visiting with L. Goble and family last week. If it grows in the garden, we have the seed. H. H. Gardner Co., 114 N. Los Angeles St. A safe place for your valuable papers is in a saef deposit box in the Anaheim National Bank. C. E. Holcomb, president of the First National bank, is in San Francisco this week on business. Sixty-six hundredths of an inch of water fell Sunday night and Monday, making the total for the season 21.29. The painting force employed on the Hotel Valencia are hard at work and will probably finish up the last of this week. Barney Hatfield and "Dare-devil" Newcombe are working on their car preparatory to entering it in the Corona road races in April. The new bridge between this city and Stanton has been completed, and travelers will no longer be compelled to make a detour in reaching the latter city. Among the petitions in the referendum proposal concerning the election laws passed at the special session of the legislature was one that came from Seal Beach. There are 125 registered voters in the precinct and 122 signed the referendum. Silks for Yarn NOW A DAYS ONE HEARS SO MUCH AND HIGHER PRICE OF SILKS NONE OF THE We have lots of materials, a large variety consistently can make them. Easter being one month from now, complete assortment. We carry a very extensive stock of trimming combinations. Also LACES are available. BLACK Cotton 36-inches wide, beautiful finish, yarn or cotton Crepe de Chine most of the NEW SUITS, NEW COATS, NEW SILK Trimmings are one of our specialties. Our stock is tons to match your dress, bring in your favorite colors. PAUL JONES MIDDIES, $1.00 TO $1.25 FALKINS If it's for chickens, we have it; H. H. Gardner, 114 N. Los Angeles St. Miss Alida Heyling was down from Los Angeles last week visiting relatives. Mrs. C. Heimann of Los Angeles, formerly a well known resident of the West End, was in the city the first of the week, a guest of Mrs. Fay. Henry Adams will soon be able to regale his friends with a choice lot of new potatoes, having a fine crop of tubers coming on in his parking. Please pass the spuds, Hen! Rev. Max Leuchner has been called to the German Baptist church in this city to fill the vacancy in the pulpit caused by the resignation of Rev. Rhode, who has gone to Louisville, Ky. C. A. Bellis, a travelling photographer, who was arrested at San Bernardino on Sunday last, charged with giving a no-fund check to O. A. Mullinix of this city, has been held to answer to the superior court. Walt Koehler and wife were in Los Angeles Sunday and on returning in the evening saw an auto just ahead of them bunted off the boulevard and upset by a reckless driver, just above Fullerton. A lady in the damaged car seriously injured. The man responsible for the accident escaped. The republicans of Santa Ana organized a club last Tuesday night for the purpose of working for party success. Deputy District Attorney Walter Eden was elected president and Charles D. Swanson secretary. It will meet the first and third Tuesdays of each month. It includes ladies in its membership. Prof. H. A. Franzmathes of Los Angeles, has opened a dancing school in Anaheim and will give lessons at Fisher's hall every Monday and Wednesday nights. The professor declares he not only intends to teach the young people of Anaheim how to be graceful, but also improve their health and lengthen their lives. H. O. Henderson and Fred Koesel, of the Anaheim Realty company, now have their office fitted up and are occupying it. Mr. Henderson purchased the East Center street building, just east of the city hall, of J. C. Cordes. He ran a partition through it, renting half of it to the ladies' art store, while the real estate firm occupies the other end of the store for several months. Mrs. C. Heimann of Los Angeles, formerly a well known resident of the West End, was in the city the first of the week, a guest of Mrs. Fay. Henry Adams will soon be able to regale his friends with a choice lot of new potatoes, having a fine crop of tubers coming on in his parking. Please pass the spuds, Hen! Rev. Max Leuchner has been called to the German Baptist church in this city to fill the vacancy in the pulpit caused by the resignation of Rev. Rhode, who has gone to Louisville, Ky. C. A. Bellis, a travelling photographer, who was arrested at San Bernardino on Sunday last, charged with giving a no-fund check to O. A. Mullinix of this city, has been held to answer to the superior court. Walt Koehler and wife were in Los Angeles Sunday and on returning in the evening saw an auto just ahead of them bunted off the boulevard and upset by a reckless driver, just above Fullerton. A lady in the damaged car seriously injured. The man responsible for the accident escaped. The republicans of Santa Ana organized a club last Tuesday night for the purpose of working for party success. Deputy District Attorney Walter Eden was elected president and Charles D. Swanson secretary. It will meet the first and third Tuesdays of each month. It includes ladies in its membership. Prof. H. A. Franzmathes of Los Angeles, has opened a dancing school in Anaheim and will give lessons at Fisher's hall every Monday and Wednesday nights. The professor declares he not only intends to teach the young people of Anaheim how to be graceful, but also improve their health and lengthen their lives. H. O. Henderson and Fred Koesel, of the Anaheim Realty company, now have their office fitted up and are occupying it. Mr. Henderson purchased the East Center street building, just east of the city hall, of J. C. Cordes. He ran a partition through it, renting half of it to the ladies' art store, while the real estate firm occupies the other end of the store for several months. Mrs. C. Heimann of Los Angeles, formerly a well known resident of the West End, was in the city the first of the week, a guest of Mrs. Fay. Henry Adams will soon be able to regale his friends with a choice lot of new potatoes, having a fine crop of tubers coming on in his parking. Please pass the spuds, Hen! Rev. Max Leuchner has been called to the German Baptist church in this city to fill the vacancy in the pulpit caused by the resignation of Rev. Rhode, who has gone to Louisville, Ky. C. A. Bellis, a travelling photographer, who was arrested at San Bernardino on Sunday last, charged with giving a no-fund check to O. A. Mullinix of this city, has been held to answer to the superior court. Walt Koehler and wife were in Los Angeles Sunday and on returning in the evening saw an auto just ahead of them bunted off the boulevard and upset by a reckless driver, just above Fullerton. A lady in the damaged car seriously injured. The man responsible for the accident escaped. The republicans of Santa Ana organized a club last Tuesday night for the purpose of working for party success. Deputy District Attorney Walter Eden was elected president and Charles D. Swanson secretary. It will meet the first and third Tuesdays of each month. It includes ladies in its membership. Prof. H. A. Franzmathes of Los Angeles, has opened a dancing school in Anaheim and will give lessons at Fisher's hall every Monday and Wednesday nights. The professor declares he not only intends to teach the young people of Anaheim how to be graceful, but also improve their health and lengthen their lives. H. O. Henderson and Fred Koesel, of the Anaheim Realty company, now have their office fitted up and are occupying it. Mr. Henderson purchased the East Center street building, just east of the city hall, of J. C. Cordes. He ran a partition through it, renting half of it to the ladies' art store, while the real estate firm occupies the other end of the store for several months. Mrs. C. Heimann of Los Angeles, formerly a well known resident of the West End, was in the city the first of the week, a guest of Mrs. Fay. Henry Adams will soon be able to regale his friends with a choice lot of new potatoes, having a fine crop of tubers coming on in his parking. Please pass the spuds, Hen! Rev. Max Leuchner has been called to the German Baptist church in this city to fill the vacancy in the pulpit caused by the resignation of Rev. Rhode, who has gone to Louisville, Ky. C. A. Bellis, a travelling photographer, who was arrested at San Bernardino on Sunday last, charged with giving a no-fund check to O. A. Mullinix of this city, has been held to answer to the superior court. Walt Koehler and wife were in Los Angeles Sunday and on returning in the evening saw an auto just ahead of them bunted off the boulevard and upset by a reckless driver, just above Fullerton. A lady in the damaged car seriously injured. The man responsible for the accident escaped. The republicans of Santa Ana organized a club last Tuesday night for the purpose of working for party success. Deputy District Attorney Walter Eden was elected president and Charles D. Swanson secretary. It will meet the first and third Tuesdays of each month. It includes ladies in its membership. Prof. H. A. Franzmathes of Los Angeles, has opened a dancing school in Anaheim and will give lessons at Fisher's hall every Monday and Wednesday nights. The professor declares he not only intends to teach the young people of Anaheim how to be graceful, but also improve their health and lengthen their lives. H. O. Henderson and Fred Koesel, of the Anaheim Realty company, now have their office fitted up and are occupying it. Mr. Henderson purchased the East Center street building, just east of the city hall, of J. C. Cordes. He ran a partition through it, renting half of it to the ladies' art store, while the real estate firm occupies the other end of the store for several months. Mrs. C. Heimann of Los Angeles, formerly a well known resident of the West End, was in the city the first of the week, a guest of Mrs. Fay. Henry Adams will soon be able to regale his friends with a choice lot of new potatoes, having a fine crop of tubers coming on in his parking. Please pass the spuds, Hen! Rev. Max Leuchner has been called to the German Baptist church in this city to fill the vacancy in the pulpit caused by the resignation of Rev. Rhode, who has gone to Louisville, Ky. C. A. Bellis, a travelling photographer, who was arrested at San Bernardino on Sunday last, charged with giving a no-fund check to O. A. Mullinix of this city, has been held to answer to the superior court. Walt Koehler and wife were in Los Angeles Sunday and on returning in the evening saw an auto just ahead of them bunted off the boulevard and upset by a reckless driver, just above Fullerton. A lady in the damaged car seriously injured.The man responsible for the accident escaped. The republicans of Santa Ana organized a club last Tuesday night for the purpose of working for party success.Deputy District Attorney Walter Eden was elected president and Charles D. Swanson secretary.I will meet the first and third Tuesdays of each month.I will include ladies in its membership. Prof.H.A.FranzmathesofLosAngeleshasopenedadancingschoolinAnaheimandwillgivelessonsatFisher'shalleveryMondayandWednesdaynights.TheprofessordeclareshenotonlyintendstotheyoungpeopleofAnaheimhowtobewacefulbutalsoimprovethehealthandlengththenirlies.lives.H.O.HendersonandFredKoesel.oftheAnaheimRealtycompany.nowhavetheirofficefittedupandareoccupyingit.Mr.HendersonpurchasedtheEastCenterstreetbuilding,justeastofthecityhall.ofJ.C.Cordes.Heranapartitionthroughit,rentinghalfoftotheladiest'artstore,而therealestatefirmoccupiesotherethirdendofthestoreforseveralmonths.Mrs.CHeimannofLosAnglesformerlyawellknownresidentoftheWestEndwasinthecitythefirstoftheweek,givinganofundchecktoO.A.Kullinixofthiscity,hasbeenheldtoanswertotheprecidentand122signaledthereferendum. The jury that tried Ruperto Sarragosa found him guiltyofassaultwithadenyweaponuponLewisMartinezatAnaheim.Sentencewouldbet pronouncedlater.SarragocaformerlylivedinTheNewHopeandTalbertsectionswherehewaswellknownamongtheMexicansandranchersemployingMexicans. Mr和Mrs.LouisGrossmanofBellePlain,iowa,havebeenvisitingfriendsinthis neighborhood.WeyereformerfriendsfomMr,andMrs.F.C.KrauseinIowa,anda coupleofyearsagometMr,andMrs.SydmerRosswhiletravelinginGermany.Mr和Mrs.Ross entertainedtheGrossman'sandKrause'satdinnerWednesdayevening. OneofthebestentertainmentsthathasbeenheardinAnaheimformanymonthswastheconcertgivenbytheGamblecompanyathighschoolauditoriumFridayeveningThiswasoneoftheLyceumcourseentertainmentsarrangedbythehighschoolfortheseason,andwasfullyequaltoprecedingones.Mr.Gamble,MissKuhnandMissPageareallfirstclassmusicians,andtheyweregreetedbyalargeandappreciativeaudience. LittleMissWilmaMaeSmith celebratedhereighthbirthdayonSaturdayafternoonbydrawingpartiesatherparentshomeonSouthClaudinastreathotnumberofher little friends.Theafternoonwasspentinplayinggames,andat4o'clockthe luncheonoficecream,cakeandcandleswasserved.Thebirthdaycakewasdecoratedwitheightsmallcandlesgracingthecenterofthetable. SaturdaywasorangedaythroughouttheUnitedStates,也在AnaheimIt is seldomwehaveanopportunityofgettinggoodorangeshere,thebestintheworldaregrown.Thechoicefruitishippedintotheeast If it's for chickens,我们有它;H.H.Gardner，114 N.LosAngels St. MissAlidaHeylingwasdownfromLosAngelslastweekvisiting relatives. Victor talking machines $15.00,soldoneasytermsof$2.00downand$1.00perweek. WEBERBOOKANDMUSICSTORE MissVeronaTrowbridgeofHighlandPark,是 visiting last week with MissAubert. D.Gervais movedhisfamilytoHollywoodlastweek.atwhichplace theywillmake their future home. RichardCarlsonandwifeleftThursdayfor theirhomeinNebraska,afterspendingthewinterwithfriendsinAnaheim. Mr和Mrs.CharlesEygabroadhavebeen enjoyingavisitfromMr.Flechanddaughter,MissLeila，ofAberdeen,SouthDakota. Born,towardsMrs.H.A.StewartofSanJuanCapistranoonFriday,March17,a daughter.Mrs.StewartisthedaughterofMr和Mrs.JamesEnearlofthiscity. Mr和Mrs.P.J.WieselareatRochester,Minn.,whereMrs.WeislestadvicesfromMr.Weislestaretotheeffectthattheoperationhadbeencompleted,andthat hopesare entertainedforhiswife'sspeedyrecovery. NeillBaileywritesfromJeromethathehasbeenfeastingonAnaheimSunkistoranges whichhepronouncesthefinestfruitheevertasted.Aboxofthissuperbfruitforwardedhimfromthelocalpackinghouse，reachedhimjustafterhiswifeandlittle girl had leftforavisitwithrelativesinNorthCarolina,andNeillhasbeenhavingaplicicallbyhimself. Mr和Mrs.A.H.Eveyingentertainment If it's for chickens,我们有它;H.H.Gardner，114 N.LosAngels St. MissAlidaHeylingwasdownfromLosAngelslastweekvisiting relatives. Victor talking machines $15.00,soldoneasytermsof$2.00downand$1.00perweek. WEBERBOOKANDMUSICSTORE MissVeronaTrowbridgeofHighlandPark,是 visiting last week with MissAubert. D.Gervais movedhisfamilytoHollywoodlastweek.atwhichplace theywillmake their future home, RichardCarlsonandwifeleftThursdayfor theirhomeinNebraska,afterspendingthewinterwithfriendsinAnaholm. Mr和Mrs.CharlesEygabroadhavebeenfeastingavisitfromMr.Flechanddaughter,MissLeila，ofAberdeen,SouthDakota. Born,towardsMrs.H.A.StewartofSanJuanCapistranoonFriday,March17,a daughter.Mrs.StewartisthedaughterofMr和Mrs.JamesEnearlofthiscity. Mr和Mrs.P.J.WieselareatRochester,Minn.,whereMrs.WeislestadvicesfromMr.Weislestaretotheeffectthattheoperationhadbeencompleted,andthat hopesare entertainedforhiswife'sspeedyrecovery. NeillBaileywritesfromJeromethathehasbeenfeastingonAnaheimSunkistoranges whichhepronouncesthefinestfruitheevertasted.Aboxofthissuperbfruitforwardedhimfromthelocalpackinghouse，reachedhimjustafterhiswifeandlittle girl had leftforavisitwithrelativesinNorthCarolina,andNeillhasbeenhavingaplicicallbyhimself. Mr和Mrs.A.H.Eveyingentertainment If it's for chickens,我们有它;H.H.Gardner，114 N.LosAngels St. MissAlidaHeylingwas downfromLosAngelslastweekvisiting relatives. Victor talking machines $15.00,soldoneasytermsof$2.00downand$1.00perweek. WEBERBOOKANDMUSICSTORE MissVeronaTrowbridgeofHighlandPark,是 visiting last week with MissAubert. D.Gervais movedhisfamilytoHollywoodlastweek.atwhichplace theywillmake their future home, RichardCarlsonandwifeleftThursdayfor theirhomeinNebraska,afterspendingthewinterwithfriendsinAnaholm. Mr和Mrs.CharlesEygabroadhavebeenfeastingavisitfromMr.Flechanddaughter,MissLeila，ofAberdeen,SouthDakota. Born,towardsMrs.H.A.StewartofSanJuanCapistranoonFriday,March17,a daughter.Mrs.StewartisthedaughterofMr和Mrs.JamesEnearlofthiscity. Mr和Mrs.P.J.WieselareatRochester,Minn.,whereMrs.WeislestadvicesfromMr.Weislestaretotheeffectthattheoperationhadbeencompleted,andthat hopesare entertainedforhiswife'sspeedyrecovery. NeillBaileywritesfromJeromethathehasbeenfeatingonAnaheimSunkistoranges whichhepronouncesthefinestfruitheevertasted.Aboxofthissuperbfruitforwardedhimfromthelocalpackinghouse，reachedhimjustafterhiswifeandlittle girl had leftforavisitwithrelativesinNorthCarolina,andNeillhasbeenhavingaplicicallbyhimself. Mr和Mrs.A.H.Evyingentertainment If it's for chickens,我们有它;H.H.Gardner，114 N.LosAngels St. MissAlidaHeylingwas downfromLosAngelslastweekvisiting relatives. Victor talking machines $15.00,soldoneasytermsof$2.00downand$1.00perweek. WEBERBOOKANDMUSICSTORE MissVeronaTrowbridgeofHighlandPark,是 visiting last week with MissAubert. D.Gervais movedhisfamilytoHollywoodlastweek.atwhichplace theywillmake their future home, RichardCarlsonandwifeleftThursdayfor theirhomeinNebraska,afterspendingthewinterwithfriendsinAnaholm. Mr和Mrs.CharlesEygabroadhavebeenfeastingavisitfromMr.Flechanddaughter,MissLeila，ofAberdeen,SouthDakota. Born,towardsMrs.H.A.StewartofSanJuanCapistranoonFriday,March17,a daughter.Mrs.StewartisthedaughterofMr和Mrs.JamesEnearlofthiscity. Mr和Mrs.P.J.WieselareatRochester,Minn.,whereMrs.WeislestadvicesfromMr.Weislestaretotheeffectthattheoperationhadbeencompleted,andthat hopesare entertainedforhiswife'sspeedyrecovery. NeillBaileywritesfromJerome thathehasbeenfeatingonAnaheimSunkistoranges whichhepronouncesthefinestfruitheevertasted.Aboxofthissuperbfruitforwardedhimfromthelocalpackinghouse，reachedhimjustafterhiswifeandlittle girl had leftforavisitwithrelativesinNorthCarolina,andNeillhasbeenhavingaplicicallbyhimself. Mr和Mrs.A.H.Evyingentertainment If it's for chickens,我们有它;H.H.Gardner，114 N.LosAngels St. MissAlidaHeylingwas downfromLosAngelslastweekvisiting relatives. Victor talking machines $15.00,soldoneasytermsof$2.00downand$1.00perweek. WEBERBOOKANDMUSICSTORE MissVeronaTrowbridgeofHighlandPark,是 visiting last week with MissAubert. D.Gervais movedhisfamilytoHollywoodlastweek.atwhichplace theywillmake their future home, RichardCarlsonandwifeleftThursdayfor theirhomeinNebraska,afterspendingthewinterwithfriendsinAnaholm. Mr和Mrs.CharlesEygabroadhavebeenfeastingavisitfromMr.Flechanddaughter,MissLeila，ofAberdeen,SouthDakota. Born,towardsMrs.H.A.StewartofSanJuanCapistranoonFriday,March17,a daughter.Mrs.StewartisthedaughterofMr和Mrs.JamesEnearl Ofthiscity. Mr和Mrs.P.J.WieselareatRochester,Minn.,whereMrs.WeislestadvicesfromMr.Weislestaretotheeffectthattheoperationhadbeencompleted,andthat hopesare entertainedforhiswife'sspeedyrecovery. NeillBaileywritesfromJerome thathehasbeenfeatingonAnaheimSunkistoranges whichhepronouncesthefinestfruitheevertasted.Aboxofthissuperbfruitforwardedhimfromthelocalpackinghouse，reachedhimjustafterhiswifeandlittle girl had leftforavisitwithrelativesinNorthCarolina,andNeillhasbeenhavingaplicicallbyhimself. Mr和Mrs.A.H.Evyingentertainment If it's for chickens,我们有它;H.H.Gardner，114 N.LosAngels St. MissAlidaHeylingwas downfromLosAngelslastweekvisiting relatives. Victor talking machines $15.00,soldoneasytermsof$2.00downand$1.00perweek. WEBERBOOKANDMUSICSTORE MissVeronaTrowbridgeofHighlandPark,是 visiting last week with MissAubert. D.Gervais movedhis familytoHollywoodlastweek.atwhichplace theywillmake their future home, RichardCarlsonandwifeleftThursdayfor theirhomeinNebraska,afterspendingthewinterwithfriendsinAnaholm. Mr和Mrs.CharlesEygabroadhavebeenfeastinga visitfromMr.Flechanddaughter,MissLeila，ofAberdeen,SouthDakota. Born,towardsMrs.H.A.StewartofSanJuanCapistranoonFriday,March17,a daughter.Mrs.StewartisthedaughterofMr和Mrs.JamesEnearl Ofthiscity. Mr和Mrs.P.J.WieselareatRochester,Minn.,whereMrs.WeislestadvicesfromMr.Weislestaretotheeffectthattheoperationhadbeencompleted,andthat hopesare entertainedforhiswife'sspeedyrecovery. NeillBaileywritesfromJerome thathehasbeenfeatingonAnaheimSunkistoranges whichhepronouncesthefinestfruitheevertasted.Aboxofthissuperbfruitforwardedhimfromthelocalpackinghouse，reachedhimjustafterhiswifeandlittle girl had leftforavisitwithrelativesinNorthCarolina,andNeillhasbeenedownhavingaplicicallbyhimself. Mr和Mrs.A.H.Evyingentertainment If it's for chickens,我们有它;H.H.Gardner，114 N.LosAngels St. MissAlidaHeylingwas downfromLosAngelslastweekvisiting relatives. Victor talking machines $15.00,soldoneasytermsof$2.00downand$1.00perweek. WEBERBOOKANDMUSICSTORE MissVeronaTrowbridgeofHighlandPark,是 visiting last week with MissAubert. D.Gervais movedhis familytoHollywoodlastweek.atwhichplace theywillmake their future home, RichardCarlsonandwifeleftThursdayfor theirhomeinNebraska,afterspendingthewinterwithfriendsinAnaholm. Mr和Mrs.CharlesEygabroadhavebeenfeastinga visitfromMr.Flechanddaughter,MissLeila，ofAberdeen,SouthDakota. Born,towardsMrs.H.A.StewartofSanJuanCapistranoonFriday,March17,a daughter.Mrs.StewartisthedaughterofMr和Mrs.JamesEnearl Ofthiscity. Mr和Mrs.P.J.WieselareatRochester,Minn.,whereMrs.WeislestadvicesfromMr.Weislestareto-theeffectthattheoperationhadbeencompleted,andthat hopesare entertainedforhiswife'sspeedyrecovery." NeillBaileywritesfromJerome thathehasbeenfeatingonAnaheimSunkistoranges whichhepronouncesthefinestfruithevertasted.Aboxofthissuperbfruitforwarded him fromthe local packing house，reached himjust after his wife and little girl had left for a visit with relatives in North Carolina,and Neill has been having a plicicall by him self." Mr and Mrs.A.H.Evyingentertainment If it's for chickens,我们有它;H.H.Gardner，114 N.LosAngels St. MissAlidaHeylingwas down fromLosAngelslastweekvisiting relatives. Victor talking machines $15.00,soldonеasytermsOf$2 . 00downAnd$1 . 00perWeek." WEBERBOOKANDMUSICSTORE MissVeronaTrowbridgeofHighlandPark，是 visiting last week with MissAubert。 D.Gervais moved his familytoHollywoodlast week at which place they will make their future home, RichardCarlsonandwifeleftThursdayfor theirhomeinNebraska,afterspendingthewinterwithfriendsinAnaholm。 Mr和Mrs.CharlesEygabroad have been feasting a visit from Mr.Flech and daddy mother(MRS.K H. O. Henderson and Fred Koesel, of the Anaheim Realty company, now have their office fitted up and are occupying it. Mr. Henderson purchased the East Center street building, just east of the city hall, of J. C. Cordes. He ran a partition through it, renting half of it to the ladies' art store, while the real estate firm occupies the other room. Mr. and Mrs. Al Nowotny gave a party Thursday in celebration of the second birthday of their son, Raymond, at which a dozen or more small people were present. After playing for an hour on the lawn the guests were ushered to the dining room and regaled on ice cream and cake. A birthday cake on which burned two candles, formed the centerpiece. When Luis Gonzales and Joe Roscoe, of this city, witnesses in the Saragossa case, landed from a jitney at the door of the court house Monday morning they were met by Sheriff Jackson, who pronounced them intoxicated and proceeded to lock them up in the jail. The sheriff found four bottles of beer concealed about their persons, which he confiscated. B. Fisher and daughter, Miss Maria, who have been spending the winter in Arizona, returned to Anaheim last week and will again reside here. Miss Maria attended school at Tucson during their residence there, but will take the balance of the term in the Anaheim high school. While at Tucson Mr. Fisher had the pleasure of meeting with Prof. Walker, formerly principal of the high school here but now resident of that city. The afternoon was spent in playing games, and at 4 o'clock the luncheon of ice cream, cake and candies was served. The birthday cake was decorated with eight small candles gracing the center of the table. Saturday was orange day throughout the United States, also in Anaheim. It is seldom we have an opportunity of getting good oranges here, where the best in the world are grown. The choice fruit is shipped into the eastern market and we must be content with the culls. The grocery stores were supplied with good fruit Saturday, and for one day Anaheimers could buy the best on the market. The hearing instituted to place Paul des Granges under a peace bond has been continued to April 25, according to Mr. Des Granges' attorney, E. J. Marks. Superior Judge West, who was to have presided at the hearing Wednesday, accompanied Mrs. West to Baltimore, where she has been placed under the care of a specialist, and Attorney Marks does not believe he will return in time to hear proceedings in the case April 25. On Tuesday evening, March 13, Major B. T. Beale, of the 4th battalion, 3rd Regiment, Uniform Rang, K. P., accompanied by Col H. F. Ames of the major general's staff, Col Walton of the 3rd regiment, Major Kirk of the 3rd battalion, Capt. Alexander Henry, of the staff, and Capt. Walter Amstutz, of company 26, Lieuts. C. Mauerhan, and Frank Davis, Sergts. Baxter and Criss, and a number of privates, went over to Tustin and initiated nine members into Tustin Company No. 78, The Anaheim boys report that they were royally entertained by the Tustin brethern. Neill Bailey writes from Jerome that he has been foasting on Anaheim Sunkist oranges, which he pronounces the finest fruit he ever tasted. A box of this superb fruit forwarded him from the local packing house, reached him just after his wife and little girl had left for a visit with relatives in North Carolina, and Neill has been having a picnic all by himself. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Heying entertained the Evening Club at their new home on North Clementine street on Thursday evening. The rooms were decorated with green and white, the daintily appointed luncheon table also carried out the St. Patrick's day scheme. Five Hundred was played, Mrs. D. L. Parker winning the prize, a pretty gilt basket. After the games a three-course luncheon was served. There are only a handful of Irishmen in Anaheim, but when St. Patrick's day comes around the orange gives way to the green and retires into the back ground. Everybody was wearing the colors of the patron saint of the Emerald Isle Friday and in the evening a St. Patrick's ball was given at the opera house. At all the social functions of the week St. Patrick was remembered in the house decorations. The police of Santa Ana broke up a religious meeting last Wednesday night and arrested seven of the chief worshippers. The Holy Rollers have been holding a meeting, and people living in the neighborhood complained repeatedly of the noise they were making. The police were finally ordered by the trustees to "abate the nuisance," in consequence whereof they arrested seven men. They were placed under $25 bond each. Falkensie's Falkensie's for Your Easter Dress IS ONE HEARS SO MUCH ABOUT SCARCITY OF MATERIALS, LACK OF COLORS HIGHER PRICE OF SILKS NONE OF THESE CONDITIONS EXIST IN OUR STORE Allots of materials, a large variety of colors and our PRICES are as LOW as good merchanttently can make them. Starting one month from now, start to plan your dress early, that you may get the benefit of a department. There is a very extensive stock of plain and figured CHIFFONS and GEORGETTE CREPES for combination. Also LACES and NETS that are so essential to finish your dress. BLACK CHIFFON TAFFETAS price, beautiful finish, yarn dyed, $1.15 yd. Better grades, $1.35 and $1.65. TUB SILKS The popular waist material, in a large variety of stripes and colors, 90c, $1, $1.15, and $1.25 a yard. De Chine and Pussy Willow Tub Silks beautiful materials and patterns, 36-in. wide, $1.50 and $1.75 a yard. FANCY DRESS SILKS most of them 36-in. wide, 50c to $1.75 a yard. NEW COATS, NEW SILKS AND WASH DRESSES, SILK AND CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS ARRIVING DAILY. Trimming Buttons Our specialties. Our stock shows always the latest novelties in this line. If you wish butish your dress, bring in your material and we will have them made for you on short notice. Prepared to do your hemstitching, plaiting, etc., at low figures. MIDDIES, $1.00 TO $1.75. ELSIE DINSMORE DRESSES FOR GIRLS, $1.25 TO $2.00. PAPER DOLLS FREE WITH THEM. FALKENSTEIN'S PAPER DOLLS FREE WITH THEM. FALKENSTEIN'S Charles Heinrichs spent last week visiting with his sister at Redondo Beach. E. C. Shumway left Monday with his mother and daughter for Trinidad, Colorado, where they will make their home. The directors of the Anaheim Sugar company have declared a second dividend of ten per cent, making twenty per cent paid stockholders for last year. We have a few sample picture frames left, the balance we will close out at 10, 15 and 25 cents. WEBER BOOK AND MUSIC STORE George H. Amerige of Fullerton through Attorney S. M. Davis has petitioned for a hearing in court to determine the meaning of portions of the will of Edward R. Amerige. The doubtful situation arises from what part of the the estate is to go to three nephews of the deceased. Two actions have been brought by the Home Savings Bank of Los Angeles against E. L. Olmstead and others. One is to foreclose a mortgage of $800 on lots 39 and 40, block F, Hotel Del Campo tract, Anaheim, and the other is on an $800 mortgage involving lots 41 and 42 of the same block and tract. Prof. J. F. Walker, formerly principal of the Anaheim high school but who left here some years ago for Arizona on account of his health, has been elected professor of science in the Northern Arizona Normal school. The professor left here intending to raise poultry, and his many friends will be glad to know his health has improved to such an extent that he is again able to teach. C. W. McCain of Santa Ana, has brought suit against I. N. Camp, of the Anaheim dairy for $500 damages alleged to have been sustained by him in a collision with Camp's delivery wagon at the corner of Cypress and Los Angeles streets last Saturday. A novel suit, involving two inches of business property on North Spadra avenue, Fullerton, was filed in the Superior Court at Santa Ana, Tuesday by Mrs. Amanda Rothaermal, through her attorney, E. J. Marks, against George H. Amerige. The complaint sets forth that Mr. Amerige entered into possession of the south two inches of Mrs. Rothaermal's property, a two-story building located in the center of the business section. Besides asking for the possession of the dispute two inches, Mrs. Rothaermal asks $1500 damages. The Amerige property is a one-story building of brick, and it is estimated that it will cost at least $1500 if the suit is won to remove that portion alleged to encroach on the adjoining property. But there is another chapter to the story. Amerige employed H. Clay Kellogg to overhaul old records and make a survey, and he reports that one inch of the Rothaermal building is on the Amerige lot, consequently the latter threatens to sue for $10,000 damages unless the former suit is dropped. Have you heard the latest song, "Daddy" made so popular in the East by Miss Betty Bond—introductory price 15c. WEBER BOOK AND MUSIC STORE Garden seeds. We sell nothing but the best of seeds. H. H. Gardner, 114 N. Los Angeles St. The Spring Panamas and Straw Hats are Here Panamas and Straw Hats are Here Handsome, well-modeled HATS that appeal to men’s ideas of good dress. No matter how particular your ideas of a good hat may be you will quickly find here the hat that satisfies every demand of your personal fancy. whether it be a Straw or a Stetson F. A. Yungbluth The Best Goods The professor left here intending to raise poultry, and his many friends will be glad to know his health has improved to such an extent that he is again able to teach. C. W. McCain of Santa Ana, has brought suit against I. N. Camp, of the Anaheim dairy for $500 damages alleged to have been sustained by him in a collision with Camp’s delivery wagon at the corner of Cypress and Los Angeles streets last Saturday morning. Elmer Imus was driving the milk wagon, and claims that McCain was to blame for the accident, as he was travelling at a high rate of speed. Both the automobile and the milk wagon were damaged, and the horse slightly hurt. Wickershelm Implement Co., Fullerton, Cal., are headquarters for the well known Oliver Chilled Plows and Farm Implements, Flying Dutchman Plows and Farm Machinery, McCormick Harvesting Machines, International Harvester Co., (I. H. C.) Tillage Tools, Engines, Auto Trucks and Tractors, Sanders Disc Plows, Moline, Killifer and Ventura Bean and Beet Machinery; Harness, Saddlery and Bicycles. Ford Automobiles and Garage equipped with modern machinery and complete stock of repair parts. We have not advanced prices on many of our goods but expect to be obliged to advance everything soon. BUY NOW. Expert piano tuning, F. W. Schmidt. The rumor that Frank C. Goodrich, candidate for City Trustee has been indorsed by the wet side is false. I have friends on both sides. You all look alike to me when it comes to a square deal. FRANK C. GOODRICH Candidate for Tustee Election April 10