anaheim-gazette 1916-05-25

The house of representatives fittingly observed the 18th anniversary of Dewey's victory at Manila Bay, by rejecting the bill to scuttle from the Philippines. This was one of the subjects of legislation dear to the Wilsonian heart. The president had made strenuous efforts to commit his party to a policy of withdrawal from the Philippines at a fixed date, a policy, it may be remarked, which like many other policies the president has espoused, is at variance with the pledges of the Baltimore platform. The great bulk of the democrats heard their master's voice from the White House and voted for the shameful proposal. But thirty members of the majority party who have not the fear of Woodrow Wilson before their eyes refused to join in the surrender of our rights and our duties and the measure was rejected upon every parliamentary turn. It is a good omen. The men who opposed the Philippines bill are the same, for the most part, as those who are opposed to the shipping bill and to others of the unnecessary and uncalled for measures which the president has written down as the program for this session of Congress. The success of the rebels on the Philippines bill will embolden others on other matters. The stranglehold which the White House has had for the purpose of bringing about a reduction of the lemon tariff that would give foreign growers a practical monopoly of some of the largest American markets. Yet in the face of these relations congress and the administration have maintained an attitude of passivity. Smarting under the sense of wrong and hurt to which they were cruelly subjected, the lemon growers of California confidently expected congress to probe to the utmost the scandalous methods that were employed to pervert its judgment. In the absence of congressional action, faith was entertained that the administration itself, through the department of justice, would cause searching inquiry to be made into the collection and expenditure of the Sicilian slush fund. Neither congress nor the administration has acted. The iniquitous disclosures apparently have been accepted as revelations of legitimate activity. The fact that more than $100,000 was collected for the express purpose of procuring certain action by congress and that such action subsequently was taken by congress seems to be regarded at Washington with an air of indulgent toleration if not explicit approval. If the democratic party has persuaded itself that this ruthless massacre of a meritorious industry will go unregarded and unrebuked, it will read in the returns of the November election a judgment on its foolish blunder. There should have been instant investigation of the activities of the lemon lobby. Failure to institute the inquiry is equivalent to a condemnation of the iniquity. In good truth insult has been added to injury. Washington is whispering that the Brandels nomination may be withdrawn from the senate and that Sam HEARD AT THE The democratizing embarrassment treated in the fall of revenue legislation time, notwithstanding condition of the tainty that a law ditures will be enacted at "After the conviction word that has given questions as to measures will be ocrats realize that break over their gin to pass them ditional taxes, and the unpleasant blee in the hope happen to diversify give them some for the levying American people products of the under republican One of the republicans this number of contests ed before the Chicago co-ago, several hun tested. This year 44 claimed by no issues there are no questions therisms in the convention. For in the republica ning in the fight gations. This y dential aspirant anything about It is frequently lication by re It is a good omen. The men who opposed the Philippines bill are the same, for the most part, as those who are opposed to the shipping bill and to others of the unnecessary and uncalled for measures which the president has written down as the program for this session of Congress. The success of the rebels on the Philippines bill will embolden others on other matters. The stranglehold which the White House has had for so long upon congress appears at last to have been broken. May day, 1898, ushered in one new era for the United States. Perhaps May day, 1916, ushered in another for the national legislature. THE POT IS AFTER THE KETTLE President Wilson is aroused to rebuke those newspapers that spread lies concerning the situation in Mexico and do so through sinister purpose to procure intervention and invasion. If there be those who deliberately lie for the purpose of fracturing the "friendly relations" between this country and Mexico they deserve rebuke. But the president must not suppose that any large number of American newspapers is promoting mendacity in order to injure his administration or to prevent his election. President Wilson has done more to discredit his own administration in his dealings with Mexico than all the newspapers in the United States could do. From first to last his record has been one of blunder on blunder, and the most serious blunder of all was his invasion of Mexico and his blockade of a portion of Mexico's coast for the purpose of satisfying his personal spleen against one of the criminals then struggling for control. The most audacious untruth concerning conditions in Mexico came from the administration itself, through the president's secretary, when he attempted to controvert well known facts concerning the treatment of clergy and nuns by the president's favorite bandits. Suppressing truth concerning Mexico for political advantage, the administration is in a poor position to attack any newspaper, good or bad, for its sins of omission or commission along the same line. Washington is whispering that the Brandels nomination may be withdrawn from the senate and that Samuel Untermeyer of New York will be named for the vacancy which now exists on the bench of the supreme court. The president is said to believe that the senate will hardly reject two court nominees in succession, thus recognizing that objection will be made to Untermeyer in almost as active a form as in Brandels' case. The president, as a historian, must be aware, however, that two successive refusals to confirm judges are not without precedent. In 1893 president Cleveland tried in vain to put William B. Hornblower on the supreme court and when that nomination failed, he tried, with equal failure, to give the place to Wheeler H. Peckham. When the latter was rejected, Mr. Cleveland named Edward D. White of Louisiana, then a senator, and now the Chief Justice. For a scholar in politics, Mr. Wilson is frequently very dull regarding historical precedents. But there is one precedent, however, which will shortly be called to his mind very forcibly—the precedent that no democrat has succeeded himself in the presidency since the republican party came into being. Recurring to Untermeyer, it must be admitted that there are many strong personal reasons why Mr. Wilson should be eager to recognize him. The president went to the circus when the big show came to Washington the other day. We hope he enjoyed it. But, as a matter of fact, he can enjoy the antics of a clown any time that he chooses to take a peep into the navy department. A democratic member of the house, disgusted with the way things are moving along, says that congress is not "marking time", but is absolutely wasting time. "Why," he said: "we are not even doing as much as marking time." It is frequently implication by republicans there is not the among the aspirational nomination. Being said by our friends against it. As a consequence pirants will find fall in line and There will be no winner—no losing candidate has not been in so free from peril of which is discordats, for they are through republicans and stand little off a solid party. If reports are some fur flying when the presidents hipping bills rumors of hostility camp, and the one on this propositional bones of saying policy of the advenience same fate as he is depending to put it over. The progress prove that Wilson the "puny" in pu The Rev. David Settle, T. G. Robb W. Champion and city were in L representing St. the Diocesan copal church, be Pro Cathedral subjects up for convention was the tired clergy. E. L. Miller, ange Post, was a day and made a office. Delegates to be elected to the San Diego convention Saturday, July 1st, should pledge themselves to attend the convention in person. Orange county may have a candidate for congress and it is important that a strong delegation attend the convention from this county. Numerous candidates for congress have been mentioned throughout the district, and some of them do not measure up to the requirements of the situation. Orange county may present a candidate for the honor. Let a delegation of strong men be selected and that every one pledge himself to personally attend the ocnvention. WAS CONGRESS AFRAID TO INVESTIGATE? The failure of congress to take any action whatever with relation to the disclosures made of the activity of the lobby in the matter of the tariff on lemons, has made an exceedingly unfavorable impression in California. Ever since the adoption of the Underwood tariff, which practically barred California lemons from the markets of the Atlantic seaboard, the lemon industry has endured hardships. To the deeply felt wrongs and injuries has been added the bitter knowledge of the means whereby congress was led to the infliction of that injury. It is of record in court proceedings that Sicilian lemon growers and importers raised a fund in excess of $100,000 for enjoy the antics of a clown any time that he chooses to take a peep into the navy department. A democratic member of the house, disgusted with the way things are moving along, says that congress is not "marking time", but is absolutely wasting time. "Why," he said: "we are not even doing as much as marking time." Seeds, Ice, Poultry Supplies, Hay, Grain and Fuel, Gardner's, 114 N. Los Angeles street. Big bargains in gas engines: One eight H. P. International gas engine, selling price $390.00, our price $300. One International two and one-half H. P. horizontal engine, regular price $125.00, our price $100. Three two horsepower engines at $75.00 each, regular price $100. One two H. P. International Famous engine at $90, regular price $120. One six horse power International sawing outfit with truck and tilting frame 28-in. blade at $360, a big bargain. Wickersheim Implement Co., Fullerton, Cal. The Pacific Electric company, is now giving 15 minute service between Orange and Santa Ana. Whether or not this service will be continued, doubtless depends upon how the people of Orange show their appreciation. It is said on good authority that the patronage heretofore accorded this line from that city has not paid the expense of operating and that this experiment of more frequent service is put in operation as the final word in the matter. If it's for chickens, we have it. Gardner's. Expert piano tuning, F. W. Schmidt. ANAHEIM GAZETTE—THURSDAY, MAY 25 HEARD AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL The democratic policy of postponing embarrassing problems is illustrated in the failure to pass any kind of revenue legislation up to the present time, notwithstanding the depleted condition of the treasury and the certainty that a large increase in expenditures will be an incident of legislation enacted at the present session. "After the convention" is the watch word that has gone out in answer to questions as to the time when revenue measures will be taken up. The democrats realize that the real storm will break over their heads when they begin to pass the bills that impose additional taxes, and they are putting off the unpleasant task as late as possible in the hope that something will happen to divert public attention or give them some plausible explanation for the levying of direct taxes on the American people instead of taxing the products of the foreigner, as was done under republican administration. One of the encouraging signs for republicans this year is the small number of contests that will be presented before the national committee at the Chicago convention. Four years ago, several hundred seats were contested. This year there will be only 44 claimed by rival delegations and the issues are purely local, involving no questions that will arouse antagonisms in the committee or in the convention. Four years ago the split in the republican party had its beginning in the fight over contested delegations. This year none of the presidential aspirants nor his friends care anything about the contests. It is frequently remarked with gratification by republican leaders that there is not the slightest antagonism. Local Notes Edmund Hildick, superintendent of the Union Oil company in the Fullerton district, was a business visitor in town on Monday and met many friends who are always glad to see him. Wm. Stark has been trying his hand at horticultural pursuits and lately has been engaged in irrigating his ten acre orange orchard. FOR SALE: One 18x22 Pull Power Motor Hay Press, regular price, $825, our price $625, f. o. b. Fullerton. Wickershelm Implement Co., Fullerton, Cal. Charles Eygabroad and his wife and Mr. Hargraves and family will leave on June 15th for an auto overland trip East. The party will go in two autos, and will camp out along the way and will be equipped to go fishing where suitable streams are encountered. The party will go to the Atlantic seaboard, and will be gone three months. Thousands visited our Pure Food Shaw last year and benefited by the wonderful demonstrations given on the staple and daily living necessaries. We are repeating the Pure Food Demonstrations this year from Monday, May 22nd to Thursday, June 1st. Do not miss the date. STERN & GOODMAN MERC. CO. Fullerton, Calif. The ornamental front of the German-American Bank building is being renovated. During our Pure Food Demonstration Show we shall have twenty-five demonstrators for various lines to show FROM THE CARE OF THE COWS to the final handling of their milk every step is taken with strict regard to cleanliness and sanitation. Nothing is left undone that will aid in preserving its purity and wholesomeness. This makes our a safe milk whether it is for the baby, the invalid or the entire family. Anaheim Sanitary Dairy 116 South Claudina St. COURT DENIES DEGREE IN CARHART CASE Allegations of Habitual Intoxication Not Sustained by Evidence In the Carhart divorce case, which has been on trial in the Los Angeles superior court the past two weeks, wherein Mrs. Carhart was suing for a divorce, the court denied plaintiff a decree. Whether John Warren Carhart kissed his father in law, Frank J. It is frequently remarked with gratification by republican leaders that there is not the slightest antagonism among the aspirants for the presidential nomination. Nothing unkind is being said by one aspirant or his friends against any other candidate. As a consequence, all the defeated aspirants will find it perfectly easy to fall in line and support the nominee. There will be no hard feelings against the winner—no adverse criticisms for the losing candidates to regret. There has not been in 20 years a campaign so free from personalities as this. All of which is discouraging to the democrats, for they realize that they won through republican dissention in 1912 and stand little chance in 1916 against a solid party. If reports are true, there will be some fur flying around the capitol when the president tries to put over his hipping bill. Already there are rumors of hostility in the demococratic camp, and the opponents in his party on this proposition are making no bones of saying that this present pet policy of the administration will meet the same fate as the Philippine bill, as he is depending on democratic votes to put it over. The progress of events in Mexico prove that Wilson is the man who put the "puny" in punitive. The Rev. David Todd Gillmor, Geo. Settle, T. G. Robertson, V. D. Loly, F. W. Champion and Thos. Hill of this city were in Los Angeles recently representing St. Michael's church at the Diocesan convention of the Episcopal church, being held at St. Pauls, Pro Cathedral. One of the principal subjects up for discussion at the convention was the pensioning of the retired clergy. E. L. Miller, representing the Orange Post, was a visitor in town Tuesday and made a pleasant call at this office. During our Pure Food Demonstration Show we shall have twenty-five demonstrators for various lines to show you how to prepare different foods, let you taste them and be your own judge.. It is not only educational for the housewife, but teaches economy and the easiest way to do things. Let them show you. May 22nd to June 1st, 1916. STERN & GOODMAN MERC. CO. Fullerton, Calif. George A. Gray has sold to Richard Cole his 11½ acre Valencia orange on South Spadra road, Fullerton, consideration being $22,000. August Plepenbrink of Placentia has purchased from C. E. Holcomb a building lot at the corner of Lemon and Sycamare streets, and will shortly begin the erection thereof of a commodious residence. The massive cement foundations for the Cassou building on Center street have been put in and the masonry work is well under way. Contractor Conliff experienced considerable difficulty while digging for the foundation, but has proved to be equal to the occasion and will now rush the work to an early completion. Planting? See us for seeds, if you want the best. Gardner's. F. S. Shiner has opened an automobile establishment at No. 205 South Los Angeles street, which will be conducted under the name of "No. 205 Garage." Mr. Shiner is an expert automobile man and his mechanical workmanship is fully guaranteed in every respect. A full line of automobile and motorcycle accessories is kept an hand. We bespeak for Mr. Shiner a share of the public patronage. Street Superintendent Sackett has regraded Palm street and will soon apply the oil and roller. Traffic on that thoroughfare is increasing, it being a direct connection with the county day, May 22nd to Thursday, June 1st. Do not miss the date. STERN & GOODMAN MERC. CO. Fullerton, Calif. The ornamental front of the German-American Bank building is being renovated. During our Pure Food Demonstration Show we shall have twenty-five demonstrators for various lines to show you how to prepare different foods, let you taste them and be your own judge.. It is not only educational for the housewife, but teaches economy and the easiest way to do things. Let them show you. May 22nd to June 1st, 1916. STERN & GOODMAN MERC. CO. Fullerton, Calif. George A. Gray has sold to Richard Cole his 11½ acre Valencia orange on South Spadra road, Fullerton, consideration being $22,000. August Plepenbrink of Placentia has purchased from C. E. Holcomb a building lot at the corner of Lemon and Sycamare streets, and will shortly begin the erection thereof of a commodious residence. The massive cement foundations for the Cassou building on Center street have been put in and the masonry work is well under way. Contractor Conliff experienced considerable difficulty while digging for the foundation, but has proved to be equal to the occasion and will now rush the work to an early completion. Planting? See us for seeds, if you want the best. Gardner's. F. S. Shiner has opened an automobile establishment at No. 205 South Los Angeles street, which will be conducted under the name of "No. 205 Garage." Mr. Shiner is an expert automobile man and his mechanical workmanship is fully guaranteed in every respect. A full line of automobile and motorcycle accessories is kept an hand. We bespeak for Mr. Shiner a share of the public patronage. Street Superintendent Sackett has regraded Palm street and will soon apply the oil and roller. Traffic on that thoroughfare is increasing, it being a direct connection with the county day, May 22nd to Thursday, June 1st. Do not miss the date. STERN & GOODMAN MERC. CO. Fullerton, Calif. George A. Gray has sold to Richard Cole his 11½ acre Valencia orange on South Spadra road, Fullerton, consideration being $22,000. August Plepenbrink of Placentia has purchased from C. E. Holcomb a building lot at the corner of Lemon and Sycamare streets, and will shortly begin the erection thereof of a commodious residence. The massive cement foundations for the Cassou building on Center street have been put in and the masonry work is well under way. Contractor Conliff experienced considerable difficulty while digging for the foundation, but has proved to be equal to the occasion and will now rush the work to an early completion. Planting? See us for seeds, if you want the best. Gardner's. F. S. Shiner has opened an automobile establishment at No. 205 South Los Angeles street, which will be conducted under the name of "No. 205 Garage." Mr. Shiner is an expert automobile man and his mechanical workmanship is fully guaranteed in every respect. A full line of automobile and motorcycle accessories is kept an hand. We bespeak for Mr. Shiner a share of the public patronage. Street Superintendent Sackett has regraded Palm street and will soon apply the oil and roller. Traffic on that thoroughfare is increasing, it being a direct connection with the county day, May 22nd to Thursday, June 1st. Do not miss the date. STERN & GOODMAN MERC. CO. Fullerton, Calif. George A. Gray has sold to Richard Cole his 11½ acre Valencia orange on South Spadra road, Fullerton, consideration being $22,000. August Plepenbrink of Placentia has purchased from C. E. Holcomb a building lot at the corner of Lemon and Sycamare streets, and will shortly begin the erection thereof of a commodious residence. The massive cement foundations for the Cassou building on Center street have been put in and the masonry work is well under way. Contractor Conliff experienced considerable difficulty while digging for the foundation, but has proved to be equal to the occasion and will now rush the work to an early completion. Planting? See us for seeds, if you want the best. Gardner's. F. S. Shiner has opened an automobile establishment at No. 205 South Los Angeles street, which will be conducted under the name of "No. 205 Garage." Mr. Shiner is an expert automobile man and his mechanical workmanship is fully guaranteed in every respect. A full line of automobile and motorcycle accessories is kept an hand. We bespeak for Mr. Shiner a share of the public patronage. Street Superintendent Sackett has regraded Palm street and will soon apply the oil and roller. Traffic on that thoroughfare is increasing, it being a direct connection with the county day, May 22nd to Thursday, June 1st. Do not miss the date. STERN & GOODMAN MERC. CO. Fullerton, Calif. George A. Gray has sold to Richard Cole his 11½ acre Valencia orange on South Spadra road, Fullerton, consideration being $22,000. August Plepenbrink of Placentia has purchased from C. E. Holcomb a building lot at the corner of Lemon and Sycamare streets, and will shortly begin the erection thereof of a commodious residence. The massive cement foundations for the Cassou building on Center street have been put in and the masonry work is well under way. Contractor Conliff experienced considerable difficulty while digging for the foundation, but has proved to be equal to the occasion and will now rush the work to an early completion. Planting? See us for seeds, if you want the best. Gardner's. F. S. Shiner has opened an automobile establishment at No. 205 South Los Angeles street, which will be conducted under the name of "No. 205 Garage." Mr. Shiner is an expert automobile man and his mechanical workmanship is fully guaranteed in every respect. A full line of automobile and motorcycle accessories is kept an hand. We bespeak for Mr. Shiner a share of the public patronage. Street Superintendent Sackett has regraded Palm street and will soon apply the oil and roller. Traffic on that thoroughfare is increasing, it being a direct connection with the county day, May 22nd to Thursday, June 1st. Do not miss the date. STERN & GOODMAN MERC. CO. Fullerton, Calif. George A. Gray has sold to Richard Cole his 11½ acre Valencia orange on South Spadra road, Fullerton, consideration being $22,000. August Plepenbrink of Placentia has purchased from C. E. Holcomb a building lot at the corner of Lemon and Sycamare streets, and will shortly begin the erection thereof of a commodious residence. The massive cement foundations forthe Cassou building on Center street have been put in and the masonry work is well under way Contractor Conliff experienced considerable difficulty while digging forthe foundation but has proved to be equal tothe occasionandwillnowrushtheworktoanearlycompletion Planting? See us for seeds, if you wantthebest.Gardner's. F.S.ShinerhasopenedanautomobilesestablishmentatNo .205SouthLosAngelesstreetwhichwillbeconductedunderthenameof"No .205Garage."Mr.Shinerisanexpertautomobilesmanandhismechanicalworkmanshipisfullyguaranteedineveryrespect.Afulllineofautomobilesandmotorbicycleaccessoriesiskeptanhand.WbespeakforMr.Shinerashareofpublicpatronage. StreetSuperintendentSacketthasregradedPalmstreetandwillsoaplytheoilandroller.Trafficonthethoroughfareisincreasing.itbeingadirectconnectionwiththecountyday,May22ndtothursday,june1st.Donotmissthedate.AlchelmartcaseAllegationsofHabitualIntoxicationNotSustainedByEvidenceIntheCarhartdivorcecasewhichhasbeenoncertainlialtestintheLosAngelessuperiorcourtthepasttwoweekswhereinMrs.Carhartwasuingfora divorce,the court deniedplaintiffa decree.WhetherJohnWarrenCarhartkissedhisfatherinlaw.FrankJ.Simmonds;whetherhewasintoxicatedwhenhebestowedthecaress;whetherhewassointoxicatedthathecommittedtheindiscretionwithoutknowingitor whetherhewasnotintoxicatedanddidnotdoit;werequestionsamongothersinthedivorcesuitofLeliaJ.Carhartagainthi-lawHe sayshehasbeenundervalueofliquoronlytwicesincehismarriage.His wifechargeshimwithhabitualintoxicationandnon-support.Theevidencedisclosedthattherehadbeennohabitualintoxicationascharged,duringtheperiodcoveredbythecomplaint。它wasalsodisclosedthatMr.CarhartisattendingstrictlytobusinessWhilehe didnot furnishhiswifewithallthathedesired,hеsaid,hеgaveherwhathecouldafford.ThecourtdeniedMrs.Carharta decree.WATERCOMPANYMEETSTheregularmeetingofthedirectorsoftheAnaheimUnionWatercompanywasheldonSaturday,May20.MinutesofthelastregularmeetingofMay6thandadjournedmeetingofMay13thwereadandapprovedCommunicationfromR.B.Ball chiefengineer,SantaFecompany.inregardtoprotectionworkattheheadoftheditchwasreadandfiledCommunicationfromthesuperintendentoftheSantaFecompany,grantingpermissionforacrossnearGypsumstationwasreadandthepresidentandsecretaryauthorizedtosignthecontractsprovided,Mrs.Bryant signedMr.AlfsandGeo.L.Machrisappearedbeforetheboardwitha bond$10,000toguaranteethefulfillmentof 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Los Angeles Superior Court The Past Two Weeks Where In Mrs Carhart Was Unging For A Bond $10，000 To Guarantee The Fulfillment Of Their Part Of The Contract For The Purchase Of royalty Oil Produced On The Amalgamated Lease CirculationWindersystemMeetsAllegations Of Habitual Intoxication NotSustained By Evidence In The Carhart Divorce Case Which Has Been On Trial In The Los Angeles Superior Court The Past Two Weeks Where In Mrs Carhart Was Unging For A Bond $10，000 To Guarantee The Fulfillment Of Their Part Of The Contract For The Purchase Of royalty Oil Produced On The Amalgamated Lease CirculationWindersystemMeetsAllegations Of Habitual Intoxication NotSustained By Evidence In The Carhart Divorce Case Which Has Been On Trial In The Los Angeles Superior Court The Past Two Weeks Where In Mrs Carhart Was Unging For A Bond $10，000 To Guarantee The Fulfillment Of Their Part Of The Contract For THE Purchase OF royalty OIL Produced ON THE AMALGAMATED 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CAN YOU AFFORD TO TAKE CHANCES WITH THEM? WILL YOU GO 500 MILES TO MAKE A CLAIM ON A PAPER GUARANTEE? WE ARE PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN ANAHEIM AND CAN BE DEPENDED UPON TO MAKE GOOD ANY GUARANTEE OR PROMISE. EXAMINATION AT ANY TIME. OUR PRICES ARE REASONABLE Theo. Roberts Dr. of Optometry At the Sign of the Big Clock Street Superintendent Sackett has regraded Palm street and will soon apply the oil and roller. Traffic on that thoroughfare is increasing, it being a direct connection with the county road leading into South Spadra road in Fullerton. By travelling that highway the curves in the state highway leading into North Los Angeles street are averted. There is some talk of paving Palm street, and should that be done in all probability the county would pave the intervening strip between north Palm and the paved state highway at the bend of the road west of the sugar factory. In that event a straight road would be had between Fullerton and this city. During the meeting of the Knights of Pythias lodge on Thursday evening, a stranger, shabbily dressed, who looked like a hobo, ascended the stairs and entering the waiting room, asked if any one had lost a goat. He had picked up a small one on the street and thought perhaps it may have escaped from the lodge room, and the man was anxious to restore it to its owner. Frank Davis informed the stranger that the official K. P. goat was securely held among the other lodge paraphernalia, and that they did not know who owned the estray. The stranger thereupon left the room with his new found friend, seeking its owner. Chick foods and all other accessories. Gardner's, 114 N. Los Angeles. Expert piano tuning, F. W. Schmidt. Communication from the superintendent of the Santa Fe company, granting permission for a crossing near Gypsum station was read and the president and secretary authorized to sign the contracts provided, Mrs. Bryant signed. Mr. Alfs and Geo. L. Machris appeared before the board with a bond of $10,000 to guarantee the fulfillment of their part of the contract for the purchase of royalty oil produced on the Amalgamated lease. The bond was accepted by the directors and the president and secretary authorized to execute the agreement in behalf of the company. On motion duly seconded the following transfers of stock were granted: 1 from J. A. Vail to A. V. Gardiner, 1 from A. V. Mason to Frank Trendle. Raymond Nebelung returned from a business trip to San Juan Capistrano the first of the week and reports the outlook for the bean crop in that region to be excellent. He has the contract for installing a large number of gas lights in the Mission town. Special Sunday Dinner VALENCIA CAFE 50c Noon Luncheon or Businessmen Lunch Daily, 35c GIVE US A TRIAL Willard Boosting the Average Your starting and lighting system will perform better if your storage battery is in good condition. Our service is worth investigating. 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