anaheim-gazette 1916-09-14

CITY PLANNING TO BE AIDED BY THE UNIVERSITY EXPERT WILL BE SENT TO ANY COMMUNITY WHICH DESIRES INSTRUCTIONS NEW AGRICULTURAL BUILDING TO BE ERECTED AT COST OF $350,000 Wise forethought by California communities in taking up problems of civic improvement, landscape gardening, tree planting, and floriculture is to be aided by the University of California. The division of landscape gardening and floriculture of the university, of which Prof. J. W. Gregg is the head will hereafter send a representative to any California community which wants preliminary study of any particular problem of landscape or floral interest. No charge whatever is made when such service is of general civic value, but when of value to individuals only, a charge is made for the expense incurred. This work is planned to be advisory and educational in character, and in cases where the problem is of such a nature and of such size as to need the services of a practical landscape architect, the community or individual is so advised. Without expense, also, the university will send experts to give public addresses on any phase of civic improvement or landscape gardening on which light is desired by improvement clubs, chambers of commerce, city and town planning commissions, school boards, or other organizations interested in economics of home management. Work is to begin in the near future on the new chemistry building and on a second unit of the central heating and power plant where the university produces its own heat and electricity. Work is in progress also on the buildings for the new citrus experiment station and graduate school of tropical agriculture at Riverside and the new university hospital at San Francisco. One-fifth more freshmen had applied for admission to the university on Friday, August 18; when the class of Nineteen Twenty registered, than ever before in the history of the university. This turns an accepted theory topsy-turvy, for generally the university has grown more slowly in times of national prosperity than in hard times. This increase of 20.7% in a single year in the freshman applications means that the university will this year have not less than 5600 undergraduates at Berkeley, without including the more than a thousand graduate students, the four hundred in San Francisco in medicine, law, dentistry, and pharmacy, nor the 3975 students of this year's summer session. Three new developments affecting the whole student body were put into effect when teaching was resumed, on Tuesday, August 22. Students who have done work of distinguished excellence as freshment and sophomores will be designated as eligible for candidacy honors and may compete for honors at graduation, and will be given special counsel and instruction. Work in physical education will be required of all sophomores instead of only for freshmen, but the majority will be permitted to substitute sports, from football to boxing, for gymnasium exercise. A new regulation requires that all students whose English is found unsatisfactory, whether this betray itself in a notebook, for chemistry or surveying or a thesis in metal-development of the 8 miles west of Berkeley. The deposit of 1913 but remains known until the April 7 the Standard work. Trails ore bodies were erected, and even brought in. On June 10 to crush ore. The Co. started work later part of July mill of 300 tons was rapidly opened disclosing a lodge wide. This activityulated prospecting been found in a bore bodies visited by Adolph Logical survey, and fact are of a kind the recognized autosposits as a comm垦sten. The ore co-associated mainly with quartz. The ore is granite, but in es of limestone we realized at the time cooled from a mica limestones were garnet carrying by the metallic veins and these are then worked. The deeply discovered belong to the so-called morphic class, a copper but not he as a source of turphefact that mineral, sheelite, garnet is a great tor, and all bodies tered through them es of the eastern ing Owens valley examined and pa Without expense, also, the university will send experts to give public addresses on any phase of civic improvement or landscape gardening on which light is desired by improvement clubs, chambers of commerce, city and town planning commissions, school boards, or other organizations interested in improving the landscape and town-planning conditions of their home communities. When the seven thousand students of the university took up the work of a new year, Monday, August 21, they found construction begun on Hilgard hall, a new $350,000 building which will greatly enlarge the opportunities of the college of agriculture. An experimental cold storage plant is to be installed in the basement of Hilgard hall for experiments to develop the best possible methods for refrigerating fruits during shipments. Here also will be rooms filled with machinery for experiments in the utilization of wood and the handling of fruit. There will also be student and research laboratories for the study of soils, and a work-room for citriculture. The forestry division, a recently established department in which a staff of five professors give one of the best four year professional courses in forestry offered at any American university, will occupy most of the ground floor, special rooms being devoted to the forestry herbarium, forest mensuration, logging demonstration, silviculture, research in the technology of woods, and classrooms and laboratory purposes. Agronomy—the science of field crops—will also have quarters. Citriculture, devoted to improving methods of growing aranges, lemons and grapefruit; Genetics—which teaches the fundamental principles of breeding plants and animals; and Zymology—which carries on researches in regard to fermentation, the conservation of foods, improved methods of making by-products from California fruits, etc., and Pomology—the department which deals with the deciduous fruits of California, will all be housed on the second floor of Hilgard hall, with herbariums, seminar rooms, and scientific collections for the use of these various departments, as well as classrooms and laboratories. Studies, research laboratories and departmental headquarters for these divisions ROADSIDE TREES IN EXCELLENT CONDITION Thousands of Young Plants in County Nursery Ready for Planting A trip of inspection over the highways of the county that have been planted to trees from the county nursery in the last year shows the trees to be in a splendid condition and making a substantial growth. The trees that have been planted under the direction of J. B. Joplin, forestry foreman, have had excellent care, and the progress made during the summer has been satisfactory. Just how much planting on the highways will be done by the county this winter has not been decided by the board of forestry. The policy of supplying trees to property owners for planting along county roads will be continued. Last winter several thousand trees were given out for planting by property owners who agree to do the planting and look after the trees the same as duacy honors and may compete for honors at graduation, and will be given special counsel and instruction. Work in physical education will be required of all sophomores instead of only for freshmen, but the majority will be permitted to substitute sports, from football to boxing, for gymnasium exercise. A new regulation requires that all students whose English is found unsatisfactory, whether this betray itself in a notebook, for chemistry or surveying or a thesis in metallurgy or scientific charities, must present themselves for special instruction in composition. Among developments inaugurated this fall are the establishment in the university medical school of new departments of hygiene and public health and of biochemistry. The medical school expects within a few months to put into use its new fireproof 216-bed hospital, just erected in San Francisco through gifts to the university from various friends of over $600,000. Two distinguished guests are to lecture at the university throughout the present half year, Paul Shorey, Prof. of Greek in the university of Chicago, who comes for the semester as Sather Professor of Classical Literature, and Mary Whiton Calkins, Prof. of Philosophy and Psychology at Wellesley, who comes for a half year as Mills lecturer in Philosophy. ROADSIDE TREES IN EXCELLENT CONDITION Thousands of Young Plants in County Nursery Ready for Planting A trip of inspection over the highways of the county that have been planted to trees from the county nursery in the last year shows the trees to be in a splendid condition and making a substantial growth. The trees that have been planted under the direction of J. B. Joplin, forestry foreman, have had excellent care, and the progress made during the summer has been satisfactory. Just how much planting on the highways will be done by the county this winter has not been decided by the board of forestry. The policy of supplying trees to property owners for planting along county roads will be continued. Last winter several thousand trees were given out for planting by property owners who agree to do the planting and look after the trees the same as duacy honors and may compete for honors at graduation, and will be given special counsel and instruction. Work in physical education will be required of all sophomores instead of only for freshmen, but the majority will be permitted to substitute sports, from football to boxing, for gymnasium exercise. A new regulation requires that all students whose English is found unsatisfactory, whether this betray itself in a notebook, for chemistry or surveying or a thesis in metallurgy or scientific charities, must present themselves for special instruction in composition. Among developments inaugurated this fall are the establishment in the university medical school of new departments of hygiene and public health and of biochemistry. The medical school expects within a few months to put into use its new fireproof 216-bed hospital, just erected in San Francisco through gifts to the university from various friends of over $600,000. Two distinguished guests are to lecture at the university throughout the present half year, Paul Shorey, Prof. of Greek in the university of Chicago, who comes for the semester as Sather Professor of Classical Literature, and Mary Whiton Calkins, Prof. of Philosophy and Psychology at Wellesley, who comes for a half year as Mills lecturer in Philosophy. ROADSIDE TREES IN EXCELLENT CONDITION Thousands of Young Plants in County Nursery Ready for Planting A trip of inspection over the highways of the county that have been planted to trees from the county nursery in the last year shows the trees to be in a splendid condition and making a substantial growth. The trees that have been planted under the direction of J. B. Joplin, forestry foreman, have had excellent care, and the progress made during the summer has been satisfactory. Just how much planting on the highways will be done by the county this winter has not been decided by the board of forestry. The policy of supplying trees to property owners for planting along county roads will be continued. Last winter several thousand trees were given out for planting by property owners who agree to do the planting and look after the trees the same as duacy honors and may compete for honors at graduation, and will be given special counsel and instruction. Work in physical education will be required of all sophomores instead of only for freshmen, but the majority will be permitted to substitute sports, from football to boxing, for gymnasium exercise. A new regulation requires that all students whose English is found unsatisfactory, whether this betray itself in a notebook, for chemistry or surveying or a thesis in metallurgy or scientific charities, must present themselves for special instruction in composition. Among developments inaugurated this fall are the establishment in the university medical school of new departments of hygiene and public health and of biochemistry. The medical school expects within a few months to put into use its new fireproof 216-bed hospital, just erected in San Francisco through gifts to the university from various friends of over $600,000. Two distinguished guests are to lecture at the university throughout the present half year, Paul Shorey, Prof. of Greek in the university of Chicago, who comes for the semester as Sather Professor of Classical Literature, and Mary Whiton Calkins, Prof. of Philosophy and Psychology at Wellesley, who comes for a half year as Mills lecturer in Philosophy. ROADSIDE TREES IN EXCELLENT CONDITION Thousands of Young Plants in County Nursery Ready for Planting A trip of inspection over the highways of the county that have been planted to trees from the county nursery in the last year shows the trees to be in a splendid condition and making a substantial growth. The trees that have been planted under the direction of J. B. Joplin, forestry foreman, have had excellent care, and the progress made during the summer has been satisfactory. Just how much planting on the highways will be done by the county this winter has not been decided by the board of forestry. The policy of supplying trees to property owners for planting along county roads will be continued. Last winter several thousand trees were given out for planting by property owners who agree to do the planting and look after the trees the same as duacy honors and may compete for honors at graduation, and will be given special counsel and instruction. Work in physical education will be required of all sophomores instead of only for freshmen, but the majority will be permitted to substitute sports, from football to boxing, for gymnasium exercise. A new regulation requires that all students whose English is found unsatisfactory, whether this betray itself in a notebook, for chemistry or surveying or a thesis in metallurgy or scientific charities, must present themselves for special instruction in composition. Among developments inaugurated this fall are the establishment in the university medical school of new departments of hygiene and public health and of biochemistry. The medical school expects within a few months to put into use its new fireproof 216-bed hospital, just erected in San Francisco through gifts to the university from various friends of over $600,000. Two distinguished guests are to lecture at the university throughout the present half year, Paul Shorey, Prof. of Greek in the university of Chicago, who comes for the semester as Sather Professor of Classical Literature, and Mary Whiton Calkins, Prof. of Philosophy and Psychology at Wellesley, who comes for a half year as Mills lecturer in Philosophy. ROADSIDE TREES IN EXCELLENT CONDITION Thousands of Young Plants in County Nursery Ready for Planting A trip of inspection over the highways of the county that have been planted to trees from the county nursery in the last year shows the trees to be in a splendid condition and making a substantial growth. The trees that have been planted under the direction of J. B. Joplin, forestry foreman, have had excellent care, and the progress made during the summer has been satisfactory. Just how much planting on the highways will be done by the county this winter has not been decided by the board of forestry. The policy of supplying trees to property owners for planting along county roads will be continued. Last winter several thousand trees were given out for planting by property owners who agree to do the planting and look after the trees the same as duacy honors and may compete for honors at graduation, and will be given special counsel and instruction. Work in physical education will be required of all sophomores instead of only for freshmen, but the majority will be permitted to substitute sports, from football to boxing, for gymnasium exercise. A new regulation requires that all students whose English is found unsatisfactory, whether this betray itself in a notebook, for chemistry or surveying or a thesis in metallurgy or scientific charities, must present themselves for special instruction in composition. Among developments inaugurated this fall are the establishment in the university medical school of new departments of hygiene and public health and of biochemistry. The medical school expects within a few months to put into use its new fireproof 216-bed hospital, just erected in San Francisco through gifts to the university from various friends of over $600,000. Two distinguished guests are to lecture at the university throughout the present half year, Paul Shorey, Prof. of Greek in the university of Chicago, who comes for the semester as Sather Professor of Classical Literature, and Mary Whiton Calkins，Prof. of Philosophy and Psychology at Wellesley，who comes for a half year as Mills lecturer in Philosophy. ROADSIDE TREES IN EXCELLENT CONDITION Thousands of Young Plants in County Nursery Ready for Planting A trip of inspection over the highways of the county that have been planted to trees from the county nursery in the last year shows the trees to be in a splendid condition and making a substantial growth. The trees that have been planted under the direction of J. B. Joplin，forestry foreman，have had excellent care，andthe progress made duringthesummerhasbeensatisfactory. Just how much planting onthehighwayswillbeasedbytheboardofforestry. 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THE TRIP OF INSPECTATION OVER THE HIGHWAYS OF THE COUNTY THAT HAVE BEEN PLanted TO TREE'S TO BE IN AN ESSENTIAL GROWTH. THE TRIP OF INSPECTATION OVER THE HIGHWAY gard to fermentation, the conservation of foods, improved methods of making by-products from California fruits, etc., and Pomology—the department which deals with the deciduous fruits of California, will all be housed on the second floor of Hilgard hall, with herbariums, seminar rooms, and scientific collections for the use of these various departments, as well as classrooms and laboratories. Studies, research laboratories and departmental headquarters for these divisions will be housed in the top floor of the building. Hilgard hall has been named in honor of the late Dr. Eugene Woldemar Hilgard, for a generation Dean of the college of agriculture, one of the founders of the science of the physics, chemistry and geology of the soil, whose researches as to alkali lands are made use of in every part of the world where irrigation is practiced. Hilgard hall is being built with part of the proceeds of the issue of $1,800,000 in university building bonds voted by the people of California. During the summer the university has practically completed the exterior of Benj. Ide Wheeler Hall, the new $730,000 classroom building, also being built from the building bonds, and about half completed the addition to the University library which will provide for a million volumes, although for the present only sufficient shelving will be provided for half a million. Within twenty years, at the present rate of growth, the University will have more than a million volumes in this library. One building completed during the summer is the domestic science building for the instruction of the women students in the sciences and arts of the household and the TUNGSTEN DEPOSITS IN INYO COUNTY The great demand for tungsten has recently led to an extremely energetic product, or in the dusty to the coarse trade of the county. SAFETY FIRST policy in case of posit box in our w protection. You rent a safe deposit The Anaheim Na Miss Margaret week-end for her work music of Universifornia. A bank account shadows into sure have rainy days come small acco National Bank. IN THE MA ESTATE OF CARL N NOTICE is here signed executor of ment of Carl Robert creditors of and claims against them with the next ten months after of the Superior California in land ange, or to exhibit essay vouchers with the first publication said deceased, sitte Yorba Linda, in an anga, which places all business connex in the county of them with the next ten months after of this notice at Dunnigan and L. Coulter Building, nia, which said selects as the pl matters connected County of Los Angeles Dated August 14 ANAHEIM GAZETTE—THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1916 development of the tungsten deposits 8 miles west of Bishop, in Inyo county. The deposits were discovered in 1913 but remained practically unknown until the spring of 1916. On April 7 the Standard Tungsten Co. began work. Trails and roads were built ore bodies were opened up, a mill was erected, and electric power was brought in. On June 7 the mill began to crush ore. The Tungsten Mines Co. started work on May 1 and by the later part of July had completed a mill of 300 tons daily capacity and was rapidly opening its main ore body, disclosing a lode as much as 60 feet wide. This activity has greatly stimulated prospecting, and tungsten has been found in a belt 15 miles long. The ore bodies, which have been visited by Adolph Knopf, of the geological survey, are remarkable and in fact are of a kind not mentioned by the recognized authorities on ore deposits as a commercial source of tungsten. The ore consists of sheelite associated mainly with garnet, epidote, and quartz. The general country rock is granite, but in it are scattered masses of limestone which became mineralized at the time when the granite cooled from a molten condition. The limestones were altered to masses of garnet carrying subordinate sheelite by the metallic vapors then given off, and these are the ore bodies now worked. The deposits, like those recently discovered near Lovelock, Nev., belong to the so-called contact-metaorphic class, a well-known source of copper but not heretofore recognized as a source of tungsten. The fact that the tungsten bearing mineral, sheelite, is associated with garnet is a great help to the prospector, and all bodies of garnet rock scattered through the great granite masses of the eastern Sierra slope bordering Owens valley are being carefully examined and panned for sheelite. LEMON IMPORTATIONS NOTICE INVITING SEALED PROPOSALS OR BIDS Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals or bids will be received by the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, at the office of the City Clerk of said City, up to 8 o'clock P.M. on Thursday in the day of September 28th or furnishing all labor and material in constructing and completing the work of grading certain portions of West Broadway Street, hereinafter described, to the official grade and paying the same with hydraulic concrete base and with an asphalt wearing surface, all in accordance with the plans, profiles and specifications for said work, which said plans and profiles are numbered 1 Q'and are designated as land for laying street intersections of West Broadway Street" and which were filed in the office of the City Engineer of said city on the 8th day of June, 1916, and which specifications are marked and designated "Specifications No. 9 for the Construction of Street paving with hydraulic cement and broken stone or screened gravel and asphalt wearing surface in the City of Anaheim, California," prepared by O.E. Steward, City Engineer of the City of Anaheim, and which were filed in the office of the City Clerk of said city, on the 23rd day of December, 1916. Those certain portions of West Broadway Street herein referred to are described as follows: to-will: That portion of the roadway of West Broadway Street lying between a line produced Southerly from the Northerly property line of said West Broadway Street to the center line of the roadway of said West Broadway Street and being distant Western 33.75 feet at right angles from the monumental center line of South Los Angeles Street, and a line produced Southerly from no other property line of said West Broadway Street to the center line of the roadway of said West Broadway Street and being distant Western One hundred sixty-five and twenty-four hundredths (165.24) feet at right angles from the Manumented center line of South Los Angeles Street; and that portion of the roadway of West Broadway Street lying between the Eastern and Western property lines of South Heilena Street, produced Southern Roadway Street; and that portion of the roadway of West Broadway Street lying between the Eastern and Western property lines of South Heilena Street, produced Northernity to the center line of the roadway of said West Broadway Street; and that portion of the roadway of West Broadway Street lying between the Eastern and Western property lines of South Citron Street, produced Southerly across the roadway of said West Broadway Street; and that portion of the roadway of West Broadway Street lying between the Eastern and Western property lines of South Citron Street, produced Southerly across the roadway of said West Broadway Street; and that portion of the roadway of West Broadway Street lying between the Eastern and Western property lines of South Citron Street, produced Southerly across the roadway of said West Broadway Street; and that portion of the roadway of West Broadway Street lying between the Eastern and Western property lines of South Citron Street, produced Southerly across the roadway of said West Broadway Street; and that portion of the roadway of West Broadway Street lying between the Eastern and Western property lines of South Citron Street, produced Southerly across the roadway of said West Broadway Street; and that portion of the roadway of West Broadway Street lying between the Eastern and Western property lines of South Citron Street, produced Southerly across the roadway of said West Broadway Street; and that portion LEMON IMPORTATIONS The report of General Manager G. Harold Powell, of the California Fruit Growers' Exchange, says: The receipts of foreign lemons have been lower than the average of the last five years. In the fall of 1915, war conditions abroad interfered with the regular movement of the Italian crop. During the year ending June 30, 1916, 2,250,000 boxes of lemons were imported into the United States. Because of the lack of regular steamship service foreign shipments occasionally arrived in bad condition and exerted a demoralizing influence on the eastern lemon market. In normal times Italy exports the equivalent of 20,000 carloads of lemons, 30 per cent of which come to the United States. Italian fruit is grown at one-third the cost of producing California lemons; the packing cost is approximately three-fourths the cost of packing California lemons; and the freight rate on a box of California lemons to New York is approximately two and one-third times the cost of freight from Palermo to the same port. When trade relations between the United States and foreign countries are again normal, the California lemon grower may expect a more severe competition with Italian lemons than ever before and the industry should have a full realization of this condition. The growers and shippers should carefully study cultural and distributing methods so that the state may have no handicap in the quality of its fruit, the character of the pack, the distribution of the product, or in the relation of the industry to the consumer and to the trade of the country. SAFETY FIRST for your insurance policy in case of fire. A safety deposit box in our vaults will give ample protection. You hold the key if you rent a safe deposit box in our vaults. The Anaheim National bank. Miss Margaret E. Dick left last week-end for the city where she will Broadway Street lying between the Eastery and Westery property lines of South Heiena Street, produced Southerly to the center line of the roadway of said West Broadway Street; and that portion of the roadway of West Broadway Street lying between the Eastery and Westery property lines of South Heiena Street, produced Southerly to the center line of said West Broadway Street; and that portion of the roadway of West Broadway Street lying between the Eastery and Westery property lines of South Heiena Street, produced Southerly to the center line of said West Broadway Street; and that portion of the roadway of West Broadway Street lying between the Eastery and Westery property lines of South Heiena Street, produced Southerly to the center line of said West Broadway Street; and that portion of the roadway of West Broadway Street lying between the Eastery and Westery property lines of South Heiena Street, produced Southerly to the center line of said West Broadway Street; and that portion of the roadway of West Broadway Street lying between the Eastery and Westery property lines of South Heiena Street, produced Southerly to the center line of said West Broadway Street; and that portion of the roadway of West Broadway Street lying between the Eastery and Westery property lines of South Heiena Street, produced Southerly to the center line of said West Broadway Street; and that portion of the roadway of West Broadway Street lying between the Eastery and Westery property lines of South Heiena Street, produced Southerly to the center line of said West Broadway Street; and that portion of the roadway of West Broadway Street lying between the Eastery and Westery property lines of South Heiena Street, produced Southerly to the center line of said West Broadway Street; and that portion of the roadway of West Broadway Street lying between the Eastery and Westery property lines of South Heiena Street, produced Southerly to the 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V. WEISEL, Attorney for Administrator, 7-27-51 MISS MARGARET E. DICK left last week-end for city where she will miss Margaret E. Dick left last week-end for city where she will miss Margaret E. Dick left last week-end for city where she will miss Margaret E. Dick left last week-end for city where she will miss Margaret E. Dick left last week-end for city where she will miss Margaret E. Dick left last week-end for city where she will miss Margaret E. Dick left last week-end for city where she will miss Margaret E. Dick left last week-end for city where she will miss Margaret E. Dick left last week-end for city where she will miss Margaret E. Dick left last week-end for city where she will miss Margaret E. Dick left last week-end for city where she will miss Margaret E. Dick left last week-end for city where she will miss Margaret E. Dick left last week-end for city where she will miss Margaret E. Dick left last week-end for city where she will miss Margaret E. Dick left last week-end for city where she will miss Margaret E. Dick left last week-end for city where she will miss Margaret E. Dick left last week-end for city where she will miss Margaret E. Dick left last week-end for city where she will miss Margaret E. Dick left last week-end for city where she will miss Margaret E. Dick left last week-end for city where she will miss Margaret E. Dick left last week-end for city where she will miss Margaret E. Dick left last week-end for city where she will miss Margaret E. Dick left last week-end for city where she will SAFETY FIRST for your insurance policy in case of fire. A safety deposit box in our vaults will give ample protection. You hold the key if you rent a safe deposit box in our vaults. The Anaheim National bank. Miss Margaret E. Dick left last week-end for the city where she will resume her work in the college of music of University of Southern California. A bank account may help to turn shadows into sunshine. Most people have rainy days some time. We welcome small accounts. The Anaheim National Bank. IN THE MATTER OF THE Estate of Carl Robertson, Deceased No. 7908 NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned executor of the last will and testament of Carl Robertson, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to file them with the necessary vouchers within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said executor at the residence of the said deceased, situate on Rose Drive at Yorba Linda, in the said county of Orange, which place the undersigned selects as the place for the transaction of all business connected with said estate in the county of Orange, or to exhibit these with the necessary vouchers within ten months after the first publication of this notice at the office of Haas & Dunnigan and L. A. Lewis, No. 302 B. F. Coulter Building, Los Angeles, California, which said office the undersigned selects as the place for the transaction of all business connected with said estate in the County of Los Angeles. Dated August 15th, 1916. HERLUF R. ROBERTSON, Executor of the last will and testament of Carl Robertson, deceased. HAAS & DUNNIGAN, L. A. LEWIS, Attorneys for Executor. The Seal of Public Approval HAS BEEN PLACED ON ALL OUR Wines and Liquors AND BOTTLED BEERS Fisher Wine Co. 119 NORTH LOS ANGELES ST. FREE CITY DELIVERY Home 182 PHONES Sunset 198 THE Peerless Saloon JOHN CASSOU, Prop. Fine Wines and Liquors ANAHEIM BEER ON DRAUGHT Electric Power Is The Cheap Power Because: Cost of installation is less; labor for operating is saved; less floor space is required; friction and wear and tear are reduced to a minimum; repair bills are obviated; injury to building by vibration is eliminated; there is no loss in the shafting and pulleys; no energy lost in getting started; always ready; always reliable; service is always perfect. Southern California Edison Co. Griffith Lumber Co. SEE US FOR YOUR BUILDING MATERIAL InAny Amount, Large or Small South Los Angeles St. H. M. ADAMS, Mgr. California Wine Co. Finest Brands of Wines and Liquors Always In Stock. We can suit your palate. Give us a trial; be convinced. We Appreciate Your Business 128 West Center St. Anaheim, Cal. BOTH PHONES There is nothing so refreshing as a glass of Anaheim Beer "Once Tried, Never Denied" Delivered to all parts of the city Home 1264 Phones: Pacific 30 Union Brewing Company There is nothing so refreshing as a glass of Anaheim Beer "Once Tried, Never Denied" Delivered to all parts of the city Home 1264 Phones: Pacific 30 Union Brewing Company A SAFE HIT The whiskey that makes a hit with the exacting man is our T. W. SAMUEL'S Whiskey which is a genuinely six year old whiskey with a delicious, exquisite flavor all its own. You can’t appreciate it’s pure quality until you have tried it—why not try it today? $1.00 the Quart Orange Co. Wine Co. "The HOUSE OF HOSPITALITY" H. P. Noll, Mgr. PACIFIC 124 PHONES HOME 2084 Hotel Valencia BAR Everything First-Class Finest of wines, liquors and cigars. Anaheim beer on draught. Favorite Saloon L. Wisser, Mgr. Choicest of Wines Liquors and Cigars SCHLITZ BEER Hotel Valencia BAR Everything First-Class Finest of wines, liquors and cigars. Anaheim beer on draught. JOHN ZIEGLER, Manager Favorite Saloon L. Wisser, Mgr. Choicest of Wines Liquors and Cigars SCHLITZ BEER On Draught C. & D. BELMONT BAR We are always here to serve you with the best of Wines, Liquors, Beer and Cigars 115 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Exchange Bar WM. STARK, Prep. Choicest of Wines Liquors and Cigars Anaheim Union Brewing Beer on Draught COURTEOUS TREATMENT 120 W. Center St. Anaheim As a result of a visit to the county nursery by W. E. Brown and H. H. Tracy, members of the Park Commission of Fullerton, arrangements have been made for the purchase by Fullerton of several hundred trees to be planted on the streets of that town. The theory of the Fullerton commissioners is that many property owners would gladly plant trees and look after them if someone brought them the tree free of charge. That is what the commission proposes to do. In this way it can encourage uniform planting, and it believes that some splendid results can be obtained. Eagle Bar HESSEL & HESSEL, Props. The Best In Wet Goods 117 E. Center St. Anaheim FOR SALE—Wood, $5 for 4 tiers at ranch. Mrs. F. F. Smith. Last house on Placentia Ave.