oc-plain-dealer 1919-02-17

Washington's Vision The Strange Specter which Appeared to the Son of the Republic The following vision of George Washington, which was related by Anthony Sherman, on July 4, 1859, and published at that time in a Wisconsin paper, is a fact that seems to have been fully authenticated. By numerous requests by our readers, we herewith publish the vision in full, the language of which is as follows: I do not know whether it was owing to the anxiety of my mind, or what, but this afternoon, as I was sitting at this very table, engaged in preparing a dispatch, something seemed to disturb me. Looking up, I beheld standing opposite me, a singularly beautiful female. So astonished was I, for I had given strict orders not to be disturbed, that it was some moments before I found language to inquire the cause of her presence. A second, third and even a fourth time did I repeat the question, but received no other answer from my mysterious visitor than a slight raising of the eyes. By this time I felt a strange sensation spreading through me. I would have risen, but the riviled gaze of the being before me rendered volition impossible. I essayed once more to address her, but my tongue had become powerless. Even thought itself presently became paralyzed. A new influence took possession of me. All I could do was gaze steadily, vacantly at my known visitant. Gradually the rounding atmosphere seemed and becoming full of sensations, grow luminous. Everything at me appeared to rarify the mystious visitor, herself more alrgy and more distinct to my eyes than fore. I now began to feel as one ing, or rather to experience the sations which I have sometimes agged accompany dissolution. I not think, I did not move, all w alike impossible. I was only so conscious of gazing, fixedly, vacantly my companion. Presently I heard a voice say: "Son of the Republic, look learn," while at the same time visitor extended her arm and finger eastwardly. I now behold heavy white vapor at some distant fold upon fold. This gradually dissipated, and I looked upon strange scene. Before me lay, sprout out on one vast plain, all the countries of the world—Europe, Asia,rica and America. I saw rolling tossing between Europe and America the billows of the Atlantic, between Asia and America lay Pacific. "Son of the Republic," said the same mysterious voice as before "look and learn." At the same moment I behold a dark, shadowy ing, like an angel in mid air, tween Europe and America, dripping water out of the ocean in the hollow of each hand. He sprinkled sou upon America with the right, whi he cast upon Europe some with left. Immediately a dark cloud arced Master Carburetors and First-Class Repair Work will make your car run better—you can get either at IRVIN'S GARAGE 200 N. Las Angeles-st Phone 170J Remember: We guarantee All Work. SCHUMACHER WALLBOARD Drop us a card or phone for sample Ganahl Lumber Company Pacific 35 Phones Home #329 Anaheim J. W. UTTER, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office and residence, 156 South Los Angeles Street Hours :: :: 2 to 4; 7 to 8 Phones: Pacific 383; Home 1712 DR. G. A. NETH General Drugless Practitioner Suit 4, Cassou Building, Anaheim Our treatments are especially advantageous for alliments of the nerves and pains in the muscles and joints. Acute or chronic diseases of the various ergans often yield with surprising alacrity to our modalities. FEES REASONABLE DRS. JOHNSTON, Pacific. "Son of the Republic," said the same mysterious voice as before "look and learn." At the same moment I beheld a dark, shadowy light, like an angel in mid air, tween Europe and America, dipping water out of the ocean in the hollow of each hand. He sprinkled some upon America with the right, whispering cast upon Europe some with his left. Immediately a dark cloud arrived joined in midocean. For awhile remained stationary, and then moved slowly westward until it enveloped America in its murky fold. Shattered of lightning now gleamed thru it at intervals, and I heard the smothered groans and cries of the American people. A second time the angel dipped water from the ocean and sprinkled it out as before. The dark cloud was again drawn back into the ocean, into whose waves it sank from view. A third time I heard the mysterious voice saying, "Son of the Republic, look and learn." I came my eyes upon America, and behold villages, towns and cities springing up, one after another, until the whole land, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, was dotted with them. Again I heard the mysterious voice saying, "Son of the Republic, the middle of the century cometh; look and learn. At this the dark, shadowy angel turned his face southward, and from Africa I saw an illformed spectre approaching our country. It flittered slowly and heavily over every village town and city of the latter, the inhabitants of which presently seethemselfs in battle array, on against another. As I continued looking I saw a bright angel on which was traced the word "Union," bearing the American flag, which he placed between the divided nation and said, "Remember ye are brethren." Instantly the inhabitants, casting from them their weapons, became once more united around the standard. And again I heard the mysterious voice saying, "Son of the Republic, look and learn," and I beheld the villages, towns and cities of America increase in size and numbers, till at last they covered all the land, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and their inhabitants became as countless as the stars in heaven of the sands off the sea shore. And again I heard the mysterious Suit 4, Cassou Building, Anaheim Our treatments are especially advantageous for alliments of the nerves and pains in the muscles and joints. Acute or chronic diseases of the various organs often yield with surprising alacrity to our modalities. DRS. JOHNSTON, & WICKETT FIRST FLOOR IOWA HOUSE 119 North Clandina St. Anaheim California J. C. OSHER, D.D.S., M.D. Physician and Surgeon EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Oral Surgery, Glasses Fitted Suite 1, Central Bldg, Anaheim Pacific Phone 887 DR. JOHN P. BRASTAD Practice Limited to Surgery and Medicine of the EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Scientific Fitting of Glasses Suite 205-206, First National Bank Anaheim, Cal. DR. J. L. BEEBE Anaheim Emphasizing Surgery and Obstetrics 208-9-18-14 First National Bank Hours, 1-4; 7-8; Sunday by appointment Pacific 555-J Home 823 Residence: 220 Lemon Street, Pacific 555-M Home 223, two rings TIPTON & CAILOR LAWYERS Notary in Office Rooms 203-204 First National Bank Building Phone Pacific 385W Dr. M. M. Henderson DENTIST Suite 212 First Natl. Bank Tel. Pac. 385 Public Weighing ANAHEIM FEED AND FUEL CO. Feed Wood Coal Seeds ROSIN SPRAY 220 West Center St. The Orange County Plain Dealer, Anaheim, Calif. me. All I could do was to fly, vacantly at my uninitiated. Gradually the surreal atmosphere seemed as the full of sensations, and inous. Everything about need to rarify the mysterious voice saying, "Son of the Republic, look and learn." When the voice had ceased, the dark, shadowy angel placed his trumpet to his mouth and blew a long, fearful blast. Instantly a light of a thousand souls shown from above me and pierced and broke into fragments the dark clouds which enveloped America. At the same moment I saw the angel upon whose forehead shown the word Union, and who bore our national flag in one hand and a sword in the other, descend from heaven attended by legions of bright spirits. These immediately joined the inhabitants of America, who, I perceived, were well nigh overcome, but who, immediately taking courage, again closed upon the broken ranks and renewed the battle. And again, amid the fearful noise of the conflict, I "Son of the Republic, look and learn." As the voice ceased, the shadowy angel for the last time dipped water from the ocean and sprinkled it upon America. Instantly the dark cloud rolled back together with the armies they had brought; leaving the inhabitants of the land victorious. Then once more I saw villages, towns and cities springing up where they had been before, while the bright angel, planting the azure standard he had brought, in the midst of them, cried with a loud voice to the inhabitants: "While the stars remain and the heavens send down dew upon the earth, so long shall the Republic last." And taking from his brow, upon which blazed Union, he placed it upon the stan- day evening, Jan. 19. The words seem now, almost like a prophecy, for the next day she was taken with the sickness which ended in her death. LOARA ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY EVE The Loara school gave a phonograph entertainment on the 13th, inferspersed with songs by the school girls deserves special mention. After the program and refreshments, the evening was enlivened by several "Chinese Weddings", together with several contests by the "Whistling Rastuses" of the school. Mr. Garrison acted the part of the GOING OUT Everything OUTING FLANNE IN Any Gingham or Percale in our stock —Entire stock being sold at R "Divine" feel quite curely tied AND W Billy Kirk with the tattoo hasten to call Messrs. spent Sunday orange shirt great appraisal of the just Orange Shoe Mr. Knott arrived from but had no THE REBEckah lodge of which Mrs. Irwin was Vice Grand, took charge of the opening exercises, Mesdames Nichols, Hearn, Cathy, Dunham, Tucker, Stobbs and Hull, bore the body to its last resting place a mixed quartet—Mrs. Roy Rice, soprano; Mrs. Geo. Snidecor, alto; Mr. F. F. Thompson tenor, Mr. Dee McConnell bass—sang "Lead Kindly Light." The Rebeckah lodge of which Mrs. Irwin was Vice Grand, took charge of the opening exercises, Mesdames Nichols, Hearn, Cathy, Dunham, Tucker, Stobbs and Hull, bore the body to its last resting place a mixed quartet—Mrs. Roy Rice, soprano; Mrs. Geo. Snidecor, alto; Mr. F. F. Thompson tenor, Mr. Dee McConnell bass—sang "Lead Kindly Light." The Rebeckah lodge of which Mrs. Irwin was Vice Grand, took charge of the opening exercises, Mesdames Nichols, Hearn, Cathy, Dunham, Tucker, Stobbs and Hull, bore the body to its last resting place a mixed quartet—Mrs. Roy Rice, soprano; Mrs. Geo. Snidecor, alto; Mr. F. F. Thompson tenor, Mr. Dee McConnell bass—sang "Lead Kindly Light." The Rebeckah lodge of which Mrs. Irwin was Vice Grand, took charge of the opening exercises, Mesdames Nichols, Hearn, Cathy, Dunham, Tucker, Stobbs and Hull, bore the body to its last resting place a mixed quartet—Mrs. Roy Rice, soprano; Mrs. Geo. Snidecor, alto; Mr. F. F. 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The Rebeckah lodge of which Mrs. Irwin was Vice Grand， took charge of the opening exercises，Mesdames Nichols，Hearn，Cathy,Dunham,Tucker,StobbsandHull,borethebodytosthelastrestingplaceamixedquartet—Mrs.Roy Rice,soprano;Mrs.Geo.Snidecor,altto;Mr.F..Fr..Thompson tenor,Mr.DeeMcConnell bass-sang"LeadKindlyLight." THE REBECKAH LODGE OF WHICH MRS.IRWIN WAS VICE GRAND,TOOK CHARGE OF THE OPENING EXERCISES,MESDAMES NICHOLS,HEARN,CATHY,DUNHAM,TUCKER,STOBBS AND HULL,BORE THE BODY TO ITS LAST RESTING PLACE A MIXED QUARTET-MRS.Roy Rice,soprano;MRS.Geo.Snidecor,altto;MR.F..Fr..Thompson tenor,Mr.DeeMcConnell bass-sang"LeadKindlyLight." THE REBECKAH LODGE OF WHICH MRS.IRWIN WAS VICE GRAND,TOOK CHARGE OF THE OPENING EXERCISES,MESDAMES NICHOLS,HEARN,CATHY,DUNHAM,TUCKER,STOBBS AND HULL,BORE THE BODY TO ITS LAST RESTING PLACE A MIXED QUARTET-MRS.Roy Rice,soprano;MRS.Geo.Snidecor,altto;MR.F..Fr..Thompson tenor,Mr.DeeMcConnell bass-sang"LeadKindlyLight." THE REBECKAH LODGE OF WHICH MRS.IRWIN WAS VICE GRAND,TOOK CHARGE OF THE OPENING EXERCISES,MESDAMES NICHOLS,HEARN,CATHY,DUNHAM,TUCKER,STOBBS AND HULL,BORNE LEIGHORN AND WHITE MINORCA EGGS $6 PER 100.MRDE ISLAND RED.WHITE PELKIN DUCK EGGS $1 PER SETTING.BABY CHICKS AND CUSTOM HATCHING AFTER MAR.10TH.W.J.J.RENNLE(CYPRESS)P.O.O.BUENA PARKCAL.R.NO.1BOX79C. FOR SALE-BALED Barley Hay.$25PER TON AT RANCH,A.T.HOOVEN,PHOANAHEIMHOME833. FOR SALE-INDIAN RUNNER DUCK EGGS FOR HATCHING.PHOANAHEIMTA92. FOR SALE-Ancona EGGS FOR HATCHING.PHOANAHEIMTA103R1. FOR SALE-Empty Wooden Boxes; ANY OUTING FLANNEL IN Any Gingham or Percale in our stock Entire stock being sold at Red Leslie's R 115 East Center PUT YOUR WANT FOR SALE-Miscellaneous FOR SALE-Good orchard team and harness:1300 IBS: $225.00.R.C. Donald:Phones Sunset 263J.Home 1284:228 N.Los Angeles St. FOR SALE OR RENT-Fotato planter also good team of bays for sale. Phone Fullerton 178J1. FOR SALE-Rhodge Island Red chicks:$15.00 per hundred.J.H. Latourette,North Street between East and Placentia Aves, Phone Anaheim 81R3. FOR SALE-Mammouth Bronze Turkey eggs:$2.00 per doz.$15.00 per 100.Brown Leghorn and White Minorca eggs:$6 per 100. Rhodge Island Red White Pelkin Duck eggs:$1 per setting.Baby chicks and custom hatchting after Mar.10th.W.J.J.RENNLE(CYPRESS)P.O.O.BUENA ParkCal.R.NO.1Box79C. FOR SALE-Baled Barley Hay.$25 per ton at ranch.A.T.HOOVEN, Phones Anaheim Home833. FOR SALE-Indian Runner DUCK EGGS for hatching.Phoanaheim TA92. FOR SALE-Ancona EGGS for hatching.PhoanaheimTA103R1. FOR SALE-Empty Wooden Boxes; I have a 15 room fric lights close in. monthly at Toblin 203. FOR SALE-Ocean Pursuit.Puwater; near House and Los Angeles And heard the mysterious "Son of the Republic," and I beheld the vil- and cities of America in- and numbers, till at-畏 all the land, from- the Pacific, and their- became as countless as heaven of the sands on- heard the mysterious "Son of the Republic," century cometh; look at this, the dark, shad-ed a trumpet to his three distinct blasts, ever from the ocean at upon Europe, Asia is looked upon a fear- en each of these coun- black clouds and into one. And miss there gleamed a by which I was men, who moving marched by land, to America, which developed in the volume and I dimly saw the devastate the whole village and burn the land cities which I rising up. As my ears thundering of the ring of the swords, Mesdames Rice and Snidecor sang the 23rd Psalm in beautiful voice and Rev. S. S. Sampson, of the M. E. church, of yhich Mrs. Irwin was an active member, paid a splendid tribute to the unselfish life of "Bethel" in the home and church. The floral tribute from friends of the family coming from many parts of Southern California, was beauti- ful in the extreme. Mrs. Irwin leaves to mourn their loss a husband, small son and parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Barth, a sister-in-law, Mrs. C.A. Criss, of this city, besides many friends and neighbors. Bethel Barth was born July 26, 1887, in Tama City, Ia., Moved to Corona from Dana, Ia., in 1892. Joined the Congregational church Mar. 1, 1903. United in marriage with Emmett Ernest Irwin May 19, 1910. Was the mother of one child, William Harvey Irwin, born July 25, 1911. Departed this life Jan. 27, 1919, at 12:20 o'clock. Mrs. Ernest Irwin Tribute from the Methodist Choir) "Pilot me thru the wild breakers Safe to the heavenly shore, Pilot me safely to harbor Where my life's voyage is o'er." An angel must have borne this song On high to the Father of Love. The singer heard her pilot's call To His great choir above. We'll miss the one who sang these words In simplest faith and true. We pray her spirit, hovering near, May start our songs anew. The first stanza of foregoing are the words of the last solo Mrs. Irwin sang in the choir of the M.E. church of which she was a member, on Sun- FOR SALE—Baled Barley Hay, $25 per ton at ranch. A.T. Hooven, Phone Anaheim Home 833. FOR SALE—Indian Runner Duck eggs for hatching. Phone Placentia 19R2. FOR SALE—Ancona eggs for hatch- ing. Phone Placentia 103R1. FOR SALE—Empty wooden boxes; also sign cloth, yard wide, suitable for hot beds. Sebastian Bros. or Phone 565. FOR SALE—One roll top desk, cash register, Mitchell 6 touring and Ford touring. Liberty Garage. FOR SALE — Sanduskey tractor, used one season, in A-1 condition. Will take good span horses or mules. Chas Peltzer, 2 miles S. of Anaheim and ½ mile N. of Katella school. FOR SALE — Good orchard team, weight 2600, and harness; also mule, weight 1100. Placentia 42W. FOR SALE — Large Jubilee incubator; or will trade for White Leghorn chicks. H.H. Hammond, Hansen Station. FOR SALE—Waterloo Boy tractor; good condition; cost over $1500; will take $550. R.R. McDonald, Phone 263J or Home 1284. FOR SALE—Incubators and chicken supplies. E.M. Chalmers, successor to Gardner Chalmers, 114 North Los Angeles-st. FOR SALE—Orders taken now for February chicks. W.H.Rails, 165 S. Clark St., Orange. Phone 115M. MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN in any amounts on Approved security. C.B. Berger Co FOR SALE—of five room fric lights, close in monthly at Toblin, 203 FOR SALE ON acres. Push water; near House and in Los An- Clear.Adds 702.Anabehl FOR SALE—acres in fruit modern house house; good good outbuild N.R." Route helm. FOR SALE—I 000 My benge grove n ning of thorow house; doubles electric pump change. G.Center street LOST, ST LOST—Pocketboey and cards; b Return to Garre receive reward LOST—32x4 strick black, Kelley-S rim. Return to W.Center-St. "Divine" for the weddings and we could always find Mr. Dyer in the feel quite sure the knots were securely tied. AND WHERE WAS BILL? Billy Knott gives us a news item with the threat that if we don't put it in, he'll never give us another. We hasten to comply. Here it is: Messrs. Frank Dyer and Wm. Knott spent Sunday at the San Bernardino orange show. Mr. Dyer expresses great appreciation for the good taste of the judges who picked out the Orange Show Queen and her retinue. Mr. Knott says that he became separated from Mr. Dyer several times but had no occasion for worry as he Old Parts Made New—New Parts Made, too Conserve don't waste the old parts of autos, sewing machines, iron beds, locks, aluminum kettles, hot water coils, anything made of metal. Expert Oxy-acetylene welding at the KERN CYCLE CO., Work Guaranteed Radiators Repaired G FLANNEL, Yard ..... 19c G FLANNEL IN THE HOUSE at ..... 19c per yd. Percale in our store at..... 28c per yard until sold being sold at Reduced Prices G FLANNEL IN THE HOUSE at 19c per yd. Percale in our store at 23c per yard until sold being sold at Reduced Prices. ie's Racket Store 115 East Center Street, Anaheim WANT BEFORE MOST READERS FOR SALE—Real Estate I HAVE a 10-acre grove of Valencia oranges three years old which I will sell for $750 per acre, including water rights. H. M. King, Pac. 243-W. A BARGAIN DO YOU want a nice home, 8 rooms, bath, garage, on fine paved street in the best part of Anaheim? I will trade my equity in same for late model touring car, or for cash at bargain. Address Box 306, Plain Dealer. FOR SALE—10 acres in 4 year old oranges; 4 room house barn; brand new engine and good pump. Price $800 per acre. Address E. L. Miller, Box 702, Anaheim. FOR SALE—6½ acres orange grove in Anaheim, E. Santa Ana-st. Mrs. E. Harper. FOR SALE—See this little bargain of five rooms with bath, gas, electric lights, hot water and large lot, close in. $200 down, balance monthly at the low price of $1800. Tobin, 203 E. Center-st. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE — Ten acres. Pumping plant, selling water; near school and boulevard. House and barn. Will consider in Los Angeles Price $6,500. WANTED WANTED — Experienced orchard man driving team and all other work on grove, M. E. Wallace, E. North-st. Phone 81J2. WANTED — To trade motor for your windmill. Phone 770M, 523 E. 6th street. WANTED — Orchard work for my tractor, by hour or season. C. A. Zimmerman, 705 S. Los Angeles street. WANTED — An electric motor, five horse power, three phase. Phone 729R11. WANTED — To do team work by the day. D. M. Forsythe, 1 mile N. Magnolia school. Phone Pac 181J1 WANTED — To buy a good Ford, Maxwell or Chevrolet, cheap for cash. Inquire McKeen Tire Store, 109 E. Center-st, Anaheim. FOR SALE—AUTOS FOR SALE—1917 Ford Touring, like new, $200 worth of extras including electric starter, $460.00, 301 East Broadway, Telephone 230R. FOR SALE—1917 Ford one-ton truck, express body, cab top, Olson attachment; five almost new tires; excellent condition. Geo. Dunton, Los Angeles and Cypress FOR SALE—See this little bargain of five rooms with bath, gas, electric lights, hot water and large lot, close in. $200 down, balance monthly at the low price of $1800. Tobin, 203 E. Center-st. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE — Ten acres. Pumping plant, selling water; near school and boulevard. House and barn. Will consider in Los Angeles. Price $6,500. Clear. Address E. L. Miller, Box 702, Anaheim. FOR SALE — 11½ acres, about 2 acres in fruit and walnuts; 6 room modern house; water piped in house; good well and windmill; good outbuildings. Address "G. N. R." Route No. 1, Box 49, Anaheim. FOR SALE—10 acres — Price $30-000. My beautiful home and orange grove near Anaheim, consisting of thoroughly modern 9-room house, double garage, barn and electric pumping plant. No exchange. G. M. Simpson, 116 W. Center street, Anaheim. FOR SALE—Nursery Stock FOR SALE—Valencia orange trees, 2 yr. old buds. Anaheim Pac. 320W. O. B. Baxter. FOR SALE—Clean healthy orange trees, one-year old, from famous Pollard orchard at Alhambra. John L. Preston. Anaheim Home 1472. LOST, STRAYED, OR STOLEN LOST—Pocketbook containing money and cards, bearing owners name. Return to Garden Grove Bank and receive reward. LOST—32x4 straight side re-tread black, Kelley-Springfield fire and rim. Return to Blue Bird Shop, 119 W. Center-St. and receive reward. FOR SALE—AUTOS FOR SALE—1917 Ford Touring, like new, $200 worth of extras including electric starter. $460.00, 301 East Broadway, Telephone 230R. FOR SALE — 1917 Ford one-ton truck, express body, cab top, Olson attachment; five almost new tires; excellent condition. Geo. Dunton, Los Angeles and Cypress streets. Phones 263J; 1284. FOR SALE—Mitchell six roadster, $300. Studebaker delivery car, $140. Also two trailers. Wilson's Garage, Anaheim. FOR SALE — 1917 Ford touring, electric starter, other extras; like new. Phone 230R. MISCELLANEOUS SEEDS AND CHICKEN SUPPLIES — E. M. Chalmers, successor to Gardner & Chalmers, 114 No. Los Angeles-st. TOGGENBURGH buck goat for service; charges $3. H. H. Hammond, Hansen Station. FOR RENT FOR RENT—2 unfurnished houses in Anaheim. Reasonable rent, good location. One vacant now. Other vacant March 1st. Inquire at this office. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms with hot and cold water by week or month. Service first class. Second floor Iowa House, 119 Glaudina-st. W. E. Bartlett, Manager. FOUND FOUND—Bay horse with white spot on forehead, in poor condition. Owner can have same for paying for care, and cost of advertising. Inquire M. A. Davignon, Richfield, Orange county.