anaheim-daily-herald 1921-12-01

Thursday, December 1, 1921 B. C. Bougher, specialist on truck and field crops, has arranged with the college of agriculture to have planted this fall in Los Angeles county a number of resistant varieties of wheat and barley. Several barleys which are resistant to barley seald are to be planted in the Inglewood-Redondo district. A number of promising wheats have been selected for planting in the Antelope valley. After hearing some men talk you are surprised at the small hats they wear. Harmony Is Necessary to Success of River Project, Writes S. The Herald today received a letter from Congressman Phil D. Swing emphasizing the importance of coming irrigation and power conference to be held at Riverside Diego. The development rado River will compare with the Panama Canal and in the amount of recording to Representatives from the Anaheim Commerce will represent the conference which will by representatives from city and state in the w. The letter from Congress is as follows: "May I take a minute to emphasize the importance irrigation and power to be held at Riverside and 10th and at San Diego 12? These meetings haveunity to do much good ing work on the develop lower Colorado River frie development will flow a w perity for all the southbeen working on this p number of years and a interested in seeing the successfully begun. I that when this project will compare favorablyama Canal in important amount of benefits resfrom to the American p" "A LIFT ON THE ROAD I remember one time when a bit of a boy, I had tramped through the woods all the day. With a chum of my youth; we were fishing perhaps, or gathering nuts—I can't say; We dreamed as boys do of the future, and sang, and we whistled up many a tune. And the day with its gladness slipped by ere we knew, from the morning to late afternoon; We were barefoot and tired, with the dusk coming fast, and the dusty highroad was so long. As we tramped the way home and the ache in our legs stilled the earlier whistle and song; Then a big old farm-wagon came lumbering by, on its way into town with a load. And a kind-hearted man called us two to climb up, and he gave us a lift on the road. I can see that old wagon that rumbled along, and the harness, each buckle and strap. And the big, plodding horses, and hear the man's voice from the seat calling cluck and giddap; I remember as clearly the ache in my leg, and my feet that were dusty and sore. And the boyish delight when we crawled on the load, and the horses went plodding once more. The years, they are forty between then and now, but I've never forgotten the way The driver pulled up and called down to two boys who were plodding on homeward that day; He waited till we were both up and secure in our seats on the top of the load, And then said giddap and the horses moved on as he gave us a lift on the road." "I consider the develop Colorado River the most mesic matter before thaand I am, therefore,s plans to attend these hope you will not only peeceedings closely and publicity they deserve,b also use your influence." I remember as clearly the ache in my leg, and my feet that were dusty and sore. And the boyish delight when we crawled on the load, and the horses went plodding once more. The years, they are forty between then and now, but I've never forgotten the way The driver pulled up and called down to two boys who were plodding on homeward that day; He waited till we were both up and secure in our seats on the top of the load, And then said giddap and the horses moved on as he gave us a lift on the road. Those plodding old horses, long since have they drawn their last load, and the bones of them dust; And the rumbling farm-wagon, its box and its wheels and the tongue of if ashes and rust. And the chum of those old days is grown up and gone, nor whither I know or can find. And gone too perhaps, on a last journey long, the driver whose greeting was kind As he called to two boys on the dusty highroad; but memory cherishes yet The day and the deed and the ride and the road, nor ever the boy shall forget; And I wish he might know that the heart of a boy still remembers the call from the load. After forty long years, and the ache in his legs, and the lift on the dusty highroad. Cordial Invitation Be our welcome guest, and as such, you will not be importuned to buy, however, we will not offer any objection if you do. We want you to inspect the Largest Exhibit OF ENCLOSED CARS Largest Exhibit OF ENCLOSED CARS Ever held in Orange County by one automobile dealer. Over $50,000.00 of new cars under our roof. Eight [8] different enclosed body designs from seven [7] to two [2] passenger capacity. An enclosed car within the reach of all. Three (3) Power Ranges Big Six 60 Horsepower Special Six 50 Horsepower Light Six 40 Horsepower Musical Entertainments will be furnished by wireless [sent out from Los Angeles] each afternoon from 4 to 5 and evenings from 8 to 9. It has taken considerable effort to get this complete line together and we hope you will be able to visit us during the week and see why THESE ARE STUDEBAKER YEARS. HARRY D. RILEY 151 So. Los Angeles Street ANAHEIM "A safe place to buy a used car" necessary of River Writes Swing to be held at Riverside and San Diego. The development of the Colorado River will compare favorably with the Panama Canal in importance and in the amount of benefits, according to Representative Swing. Delegates from the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce will represent this city at the conference which will be attended by representatives from nearly every city and state in the west. The letter from Congressman Swing is as follows: "May I take a minute of your time to emphasize the importance of the coming irrigation and power conferences to be held at Riverside the 8th, 9th and 10th and at San Diego December 12? These meetings have the opportunity to do much good towards starting work on the development of the lower Colorado River from which development will flow a wonderful prosperity for all the southwest. I have been working on this proposal for a number of years and am greatly interested in seeing the undertaking successfully begun. I am convinced that when this project is completed it will compare favorably with the Panama Canal in importance and in the amount of benefits resulting therefrom to the American people. "The present is a critical time for this great undertaking. Harmony is absolutely necessary. The united effort of the southwest is needed, if we are to succeed. It is a big enterprise and should be looked at in a big, broad way. Factional strife must be eliminated. Local jealousies and personal feeling should be submerged for the good of all. There will be benefits enough for all, once the work is done. "I consider the development of the Colorado River the most important domestic matter before the people today, and I am, therefore, arranging my plans to attend these meetings. I hope you will not only follow the proceedings closely and give them the publicity they deserve, but that you will also use your influence to see that" Proved! To Analyze No difference broad way. Factional strife must be eliminated. Local jealousies and personal feeling should be submerged for the good of all. There will be benefits enough for all, once the work is done. "I consider the development of the Colorado River the most important domestic matter before the people today, and I am, therefore, arranging my plans to attend these meetings." I hope you will not only follow the proceedings closely and give them the publicity they deserve, but that you will also use your influence to see that the delegates from your community realize the importance of reaching an agreement to work together for the common good." The unusually dry season has retarded agriculture. The rainfall has thus far registered only a few thousandths of an inch, when a normal fall would be a full inch. Plowing is delayed. Grain sown has not yet sprouted and much nitrifying and fertilizing material will be rendered useless owing to lack of water, according to W. E. Bonnett of the United States weather bureau. Some superstitious wives, when their husbands go forth to play poker on their night out, stick a pin in the lapel of their coats to bring them luck. A split of the winnings, if the pin helps, is the reward. Even your worst enemy probably has no idea how mean you could be if you wanted to. 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