The Register from Santa Ana, California • Page 6

Page THE SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 26, 1913. MUST BE SOLD Great After-Christmas Reduction The opportunity now presents itself for which many of you have been waiting. We must realize on our stock and are offering the latest and choicest winter merchandise for a mere song Many goods far below manufacturing cost. All brand new this goods. Many of them late arrivals, having been delayed in transit.

Here are a few of the new prices: Ladies, Coats and Tailored Suits 15.00 Coats for 9.89 $20.00 Coats for $12.50 22.50 Coats for $13.50 525.00 Coats for $16.89 $20.00 Suits for $13.50 25.00 Suits for $14.98 DRESS GOODS cut to the quick for rapid clearance 44-inch Real Imported Matlasse, $1.75 goods at 46-inch Real Imported Brocaded Ratine, $1.75 values for $L23 56-inch Pure Wool Matlasse, $1.50 goods at 56-inch Real Imported Wool Ratine, $2.50 goods at $L75 Fine All-wool 44 to 56-inch Dress Goods, $1.25 to $1.50 lvalues for 89c Reinhaus Dept. Store Clothing for Men and Boys All new up-to-date and Suits and Overcoats at 33 1-3 per cent off the regular prices. That means an $18.00 Suit or Overcoat for $20.00 Suit or Overcoat for $25.00 Suit or Overcoat 'for Odds and ends in and Suits at half price. 12.00 $13.50 $16.67 IN THF! JUSTICE'S COURT USES ME OF owe dJ 7, An VV ui 11110SS if) raise money enough to rt Worth, to see his a plan in mind then to trmy, Walker Miller, aged id a number of worthless which lie forged the name or, A. Miller, the reason young tutus in a (tell at out of a window at It vs as a dreary enough This morning lie said to be allowed to go 11 here.

arrangements fie to suit him, lie Will join ai the nearest point where enlisted. tame here three months iis mother, and has lived on i street near uoss. por a orkod in a garage The BASKET GROCERY L. R. MAY, Prop.

Fifth and Main Phones: Pacific 970J; 712 Free Delivery SPECIAL can Pork and Beans at 15c can Pork and Beans at 10c can Pork and Beans at 'ancy Northern Burbank Potatoes, 100 Bed Seal Burbanks, 100 Good Goods. Right Prices, ibs. Granuiatei Sugar -arge sack best Idaho Flour. $1.45 sack good Pastry Flour $1.15 cans Salmon, tall or flat 25c 2 cans Best Red Salmon 25c 25c Best Red Salmon 20c -be Bottle 20c 2 10c cans Kippered Herring 15; 3 cans good Corn or 25c 25c, 50c, $1.00 Rub No More, Calla Lily Borax, White King, Western Star, Sunny Monday, Ivory Ben Hur, A. B.

Naptha, Mermaid Queen and other bars for 25c White Flyer. Less Labor Medallion Borax soap, 7 bars 25c A good Laundry Soap, 8 bars 25c 33 bars for High grade coffee, 1 lb- 35c, 40c, 45c 80c 3 and $1.00 Good Market 10; 4 10c cans Pork and 25c 1 tie first bad check Wright Robinson's The check was for Sit. on the First National Ana, made payable to was passed at grocery store. It was drawn Rank of Santa Walker Miller IRiSTMAS WAS SPENT IN JAIL Youth Are Cut Short crest by the City tfiiroi am, signed by A. Miller, who has no account a.

the bank. Nothing probably would have come of this transaction had not young Miller attempted to pass another check Christmas Eve at store. At that place he picked out a suit of clothes and other articles, and offered a cheek. The amount did not cover the bill, and when the boy he would like to take the money and would come back after the clothes later with enough money to pay tor them, the cheek was refused and City Marshal JeriKgan was informed He and Officer Ryan went out oh the streets in search of the boy, and Ryan found him. I tie officers searched the boy and found four other checks for sums from to $20 in his pockets, ail signed by A.

M. Miller. The boy was taken to jail, and this morning he made a lull statement to Jernigan of his transactions The boy's father is a traveling salesman at Ft. Worth. Think Him Burglar l.ast night Sheriff Ruddock and Deputy Roynton went to Talbert and arrested Charles French, a Mexican.

is charged that French entered poolroom through a window and carried away candies and tobuc- co. He was seen by another resident of Talbert, who says that after carrying away the articles, French returned, went through the window and straightened out the showcases. When attested lie had a bottle of whiskey, for which the officers think lie traded tobacco. They Want Dyer Frank Machleb and VV. JJ.

Webb of Anaheim are anxious to locate Herbert Dyer. They went on his bond for 55000 after lie was arrested on a felony complaint, charging him with mistreatment of a step-daughter. preliminary is set for Dec. 20, and his bondsmen fear that he lias decided to put a large amount of mileage between him and the local courts. Trial Tomorrow lie trial of Mrs.

Harrison of Placentia, charged with throwing hot water on a dog belonging to B. A. is set lor io tomorrow belore Justice Cox. Fop Disturbance Today F. C.

Stearns of Tustin swore to a complaint charging II Lilts and Wesley Elliott with disturbing the peace at Tustin. will appear Monday morning HIS OFFICE Fifth Deputy Paid Out Pocket in Effoit to Keep Up With Work of iround just, in front of the engine pilot trotted up the track ahead of the train. For three miles Dobbin paced that train, taking two bridges like a stretch of asphalt, By this time the passengers were out of the car windows to watch the odd race. 1 lie engineer finally became com- detely exasperated. Turning over the throttle to his fireman went after Dobbin with a torch, but no use; he get him off the track.

Brakeman George Cook, who came running up to the horse off the right of way, was charged by Dobbin and driven to shelter. Others of the crew, acting as re- serves, came with lanterns, and at length succeeded in persuading Dob- bin to look elsewhere for an exercising path. The horse plunged up the side of the bank and disappeared, and 1 the train went on its way. AT THE COURT HOUSE OF $5,000 IF STRAIGHT SALARY PLAN HITS PETERS' POCKET Instruments Filed First Wool in December Not Yet ded clock. They at NEWS LETTER '1 lie plan of putting the county re office on straight salary basis is giving County Recorder G.

E. Refers a lot to worry about, lie de clared emphatically during the ses sion of tiie last legislature that flie office should be on some basis whereby its work could be adjusted according to the amount of work to be done. He is more certain than ever i hut lie was rignt. However, the system adopted by the legislature was to pay a salary of $22uu a year to the recorder, with fixed salaries for four deputies. '1 lie office went oft the fee basis and on the salary basis last August.

1 be work of the office this winter been growing, and though the rccoruer and deputies have worked Saturday afternoons and sometimes they are away behind in their work. Some of the Instruments filed tor record the first week in December have not. yet been reached. ounty Recorder Peters has put on another deputy, Miss Irma Lee, for whose services Peters pays out of his pocket. 1 lie county government act provides for four deputies only, and Peters and his four deputies being unable to keep up the work, Peters decided to add to the force.

i eteis took the situation up with the district attorney. His idea was to work office force to full capacity, take the instruments In the order they arrived and record them, leaving the overflow to the next term in I office. The district office little to say declared that under the law Peters must clean up every document recorded in iiis office before he leaves the office. That would hold good even it it took all of Peters' own salary to meet the expenses of recording the overflow. 1 he number of instruments presented for recording lias been growing steadily, and while four deputies migjit have been sufficient when the county government act was passed last spring, they seem not to be able to handle the work now in the office.

II BOY AUTO THIEF IS AGAIN ARRESTED Earl Putnam, Who Stole Car from Placentia, Breaks Probation Chicago Bank is Not Likely to Get the $50,000 Tustin Issue Fullerton Tribune: Earl Putnam, tlias Earl Ward, who a year ago confessed to stealing an automobile be- oiiging to Police Davis of Placentia, was arrested Wednesday, December 17, in Los Angeles by Deputy Sheriff Schumacher, charged with violating his probation. Putnam confessed to stealing the car and driving to Long Beach in it he says. He brought the car as far back as Orangethorpe, where lie poured water in the gas tank and was stalled. He left the car at Orangethorpe and returned to his home, where lie was arrested. He was taken to Santa Ana, where he was given sentence and placed on probat tion.

Under this probation he was supposed to report to an officer each month, stating his occupation, residence, and giving other information. Some months ago the boy ceased to report and since that time local authorities have been looking for him. Deputy Sheriff Schumacher saw Putnam 011 the streets of Los Angeles Wednesday and took him into custody. He brought him buck to Fullerton, where lie was housed in the local lockup Wednesday night and was taken to Santa Ana on the following morning. He will likely have to serve a term.

Putnam, when seen in his cell, had Farson, San it a Chicago banking firm, wants $5000 bonus if they take the $50,000 bond issue of the 1 Tustin school district It is a Christmas present they are not likely to get, either this Christmas or next Christmas or any other Christinas, from the Board of Super- I visors. The Tustin school district voted bonds for the purpose or building a new schoolhouse. The bonds are gilt-edged, but the money market lias 1 been so tight that the Board of Supervisors was unable to get an offer until the Chicago linn began negotiations. It was understood that the offer was at par, but, a letter received this morning by County Clerk Williams indicates otherwise. So much otherwise are the indications that it is -ale to say negotiations will be called oft as soon as the board meets.

T.lie letter states that the linn ex- lects to be allowed $5000 for legal and other expenses in connection with handling the purchase, and that the proceeds of the sale be deposited With Farson, Son Co. to be drawa from that bank at a rate of not over 10,000 a month. This county is not in the habit ot paying a bonus in handling bonds, and it is not likely to form that hub it now. Divorce Action Suit for divorce lias been brought by kennet.il C. Tate against Ella Raw- on Tate.

Head Marks of Fullerton are attorneys for the plaintiff. On December 30 Earl Ward, arrested for breaking; probation, was in court this morning, and his hearing was set for Dec. Winchester Bicycles Bicycle Sundries and Expert Repairing- All work guaranteed. Charges the lowest. Strictly cash.

Puctures, 20c. New set spokes put in, $1.00. $30 Buys a Winchester The bicycle with the double-bar frame, coaster brake, largo saddle toller chain, pedals, rubber grips, hupp, pump, stand and auax- anteed tires. Complete tool bag. A.

L. McCOLLUM 1(119 East Fourth St. Santa Ana, Cal. Her and RAD 3-MILE RAGE WITH OLD DOBBIN GARDEN GROVE, Dec. cantata, and which was given by the Methodist choir on Sunday evening, was well rendered and much appreciated by the audience.

Mrs. Hall and Mrs. were soloists, Miss Eva De presided at the Organ. There were about twenty in the chorus. Kauffman was director.

O. Smith and family spent hristmas with relatives in Los Angeles. O. Nichols, a brorner of Jesse Nichols, who was here for his health some time ago, died at his in Denver on Sunday morning Mrs. S.

Penfold, who has been very sh'k, is rapidly recovering niece, Mrs. Slack of Los Angeles with her. I here wore Christinas trees entertainments on Wednesday evening at the Baptist, church, the Methodist church, and the Latter Day Saints church. The programs were given by t.he Sunday schools. (j.

was a business visitor at Los Angeles on Monday. 1 Elder V. M. Goodrich and Mrs. a In a trvlllir daTand Mmida7ai tfT 1 overwhelming.

He was convicted of stealing an auto mobile at Placentia. Marriage License Mattson M. Durham, 21, of Hemet, and Amy Lois Brownlee, of El Modena. guess I broke my probation, all 1a right. he said.

"I failed to report in 1 December. It is not true that I have tV against gone months without reporting, how- I atison and to Benjamin F. ever 1 Kerns against Julia A. Kerns. 'have been doing work in a gar-! but recently sprained bv ankle distribution ol Hie tate ot S.

Hill in accordance with Yearling Lamb at Mutton Prices Whole Shoulders Lamb Stew Rib Chops Loin Chops Shoulder Chops Butter Triangle Brand Green Meadow Brand Groceries 3 pkgs. Kellogg's Corn Flakes 25c 3 cari3 Carnation Milk 31 bars Swift Pride Soap 100 bars Swift Pride New Fig Bars, 2 Gerrard Bros. age, and have bet a laid Putnam declared that while lie was known as Karl Ward in Piaci ntia, that was only an alias. MASS MEETING TO es- his will was ordered by the superior court. Most of the estate goes to the son, (J.

p. Hill. Deputy Sheriff Sheriff Ruddock lias appointed M. A. Yost as a deputy without pay.

Appraisers Named J. N. Anderson, H. T. Rutherford and A.

J. Padgham have been appointed to appraise the estates of Carl T. Leifer and Charles B. Johnson, and Anderson, A. E.

Collins and F. Menton the estate of Carrie Von Brunt. Petroleum Distributing Co. Our Watchwords: Quality and Quick Service. Santa Ana, Tustin, Garden Grove, Anaheim, and California.

Main Office: Farmers Merchants Bank Santa Ana. Home 2GG; Sunset 1030. Crude Oil, Smudge, Pure Distilled Gasoline, Kerosene, Distillate and Lubricating Oils. Los Angeles Tribune: Just listen to this Christmas story: 'I lie Santa Fe passenger train that leaves Los Angeles tor San Joaquin valley at 9:30 p. m.

was brought to a dead stop one mile north of Tehachapi at 12:15 a. in. by a horse spent sun-! standing in Powell Bilid aninial fusing to budge from Lldei Goodrich being the its position in spite of reueatcd whls at the lle toot8 and shouted orders from Latter Day Saints church. the cabin crew to from MHnT' on Saturday. The engineer, Hutt, threw the st it northern part of the throttle into the low, and with Dr bell ringing a warning to the obsti- YF ate plug the train got under way The and relatives.

HUNTINGTON BEACH, Dec. Louis Whealton, mayor-elect ot Long Beach, will be the principal speaker at a mass meeting to be held here Monday evening in favor of the issue of of sewer bonds. City Engineer E. W. Spencer will explain the plan of the proposed sewer.

The meeting is held under the auspices ot the local Board of Trade. There is little doubt that t.he sewer bonds will win at the election to be held next Tuesday, hut the Board of Trade is trying to make the affirmative vote Stomach Troubles Disappear Stomach, liver and kidney troubles weak nerves, lame back and female ills disappear when Electric Bitters are used, thousands of women would not he without a bottle in their home. Eliza Pool of Depew, writes: Bitters raised me from a tied of sickness and suffering and lias done me a world of good wish every suffering woman could use this excellent remedy and find out, as I did. just how good it Is." As it has helped thousands of others, It surely will do the same lor you. Every bottle guaranteed, and $1.00.

At all druggists u. Iv Uucklen Co. Philadelphia or I s. ve i I se men i Christmas services were held in all local churches and large boxes of useful presents were forwarded to the Seaside Home near this Notice to Moving Picture Operators State Moving Picture Operators Union, lias nothing to do with organized labor as represented by the American Federation of Labor ZtZ to have nothing to do with tiie above i mentioned organization. I.

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38 1 E. B. WHITSON, ThatLeakyRoof Needs fixing these rainy days. We have three grades of the RUBBEROID ROOFING and a cheaper kind for chicken coops, sheds, called RESISTO ROOFING PAPER The Corrugated Iron is the best roofing one can buy, and it is cheaper now than it has been for a long time. Come in and let us give you figures.

S. Hill Son Phones: Sunset 1130, Home 150. 213 East Fourth St..