anaheim-gazette 1904-12-08

Anaheim VOLUME XXXV. Started Up The latest improved Electric Power Clipper at Palace Livery Stable J. Hahn, Prop. Tel. Main 97, Los Angeles St., Anaheim DIAMOND BRAND SHOES DISTRIBUTOR ANAHEIM. Agent for Luzon Water Proof and Orchard Chief Shoes New Crop of Rubber Boots Just Arrived LIME IN SOILS GOOD FOR CROP Beneficial Influence E erted Upon Differentb Grades of Land A Desirable as Well as Necessa Element for Production of Superior Citrus Fruits and Wafnuts In England, Germany, France and other European countries the applition of lime in various forms has been and still is, practiced extensively. Deherain, a famous French agricuturist, states that "certain regions France have undergone a veritatransformation, owing to the use of lime and marl" (marl being another form of lime mixed with sand and clay). Authorities seem to agree that lime is necessary to the plant, and if it wholly lacking in soils, even though an abundance of all the other essentlements are present, it cannot develnormally. Just as a chain is uselwith a missing link, so the plant c not grow if one of the essential e ments is missing. Lime has been found to be especificient in soils derived from granalso mica-schist and sandstone. As a matter of fact, soils of limestone origin sometimes benefit fr liming, due to the fact that the s may be so charged with inert orgamatter or so acid that a profitable p duction of certain crops is an impo Luzon Water Proof and Orchard Chief Shoes New Crop of Rubber Boots Just Arrived Cheap for Cash at DAVIS THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ANAHEIM OFFICERS: W. F. BOTSFORD, PRESIDENT JOHN HARTING, VICE PRESIDENT AND CASHIER FRANK SHANLEY 2ND VICE-PRES. O. ZEUS, ASS'T CASHIER DIRECTORS: PETER WEISEL, A. S. BRADFORD, FRANK SHANLEY. Drafts sold direct on all European Countries CENTER MARKET Carries a choice line of Fresh and Salt Meats Phne Main 123 Center Street, Anaheim C. F. MARTIN, Proprietor Anaheim Bakery, Peter Syre, Proprietor Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies Confectionery, Etc., Wedding Cakes a Specialty LOS ANGELES and CYPRESS ST. ANAHEIM, CAL. Palace Meat Market Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies Confectionery, Etc., Wedding Cakes a Specialty LOS ANGELES and CYPRESS ST. ANAHEIM, CAL. Palace Meat Market F. W. FLEISCHMANN, Proprietor. Beef, Mutton, Pork, Fresh and Salted Meats, Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard. Prompt attention given to all orders. Telenhone Main 5 ...Bird V. Beebe. Agent for Studebaker Carriages and Wagons, Oliver and Canton Clipper Plows, Killefer, Canton and Iron Age Cultivators, Harness, Robes and Whips. —AGENT FOR—— Cleveland, Columbia, Crescent Bicycles ANAHEIM, CALIORNIA. Subscribe for the GAZETTE HEIM WEEKLY GARDEN ANAH EIM, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1904. E IN SOILS GOOD FOR CROPS Official Influence Excited Upon Different Grades of Land Durable as Well as Necessarment for Production of Superior Citrus Fruits and Walnuts England, Germany, France and European countries the application in various forms has been, is, practiced extensively. Again, a famous French agricultates that "certain regions of have undergone a veritable formation, owing to the uses of and marl" (marl being another time mixed with sand and clay). Orities seem to agree that lime sary to the plant, and if it be blacking in soils, even though dance of all the other essential as are present, it cannot develop y. Just as a chain is useless link, so the plant can if one of the essential elemissing. It has been found to be especially in soils derived from granite, ca-schist and sandstone. Matter of fact, solls of limestone sometimes show benefit from due to the fact that the soil so charged with inert organic or so acid that a profitable proof certain crops is an impossi- LUCKY CONTESTANT SECURING MOST VOTES Will Get a $500 Piano Which is Equivalent to $45 per Week for Her Efforts Regent GUARANTEE LOS ANGELES, CAL., Sept. 24, 1904. THIS IS TO CERTIFY, that the Piano Forte No. 47211, Style Regent, manufactured by Blesius & Sons, Philadelphia, is made of the best material, is durable, perfect in all its details, and in every respect fully guaranteed for the term of Ten (10) Years from this date, and should the instrument, with proper care and use, prove defective in material or workmanship within that time (effects of extreme heat, or dampness excepted) we hereby agree to put it in perfect condition at our shop, or replace it with another. Particular attention is called to the superior tone, quality of the pln block, bridge, quality of felts, and action in this piano, and that this Guarantee is given and intended to include all of beir efforts. None will be without compensation. No one can secure a high grade piano in an easier or cheaper way than the plan offered by the Gazette. Remember there is only one more week left to make this effort. Get to work now. Each one stands a fair show without favor. The management of the contest will leave the hour of closing same to the contestants to decide upon by next week so that it can be announced in that week's issue of the paper. The final count will be made by a committee of disinterested business men and each one of the contestants is guaranteed absolute fairness. The contest has aroused much enthusiasm and interest during the past few days among the contestants and their friends. Numbers of new subscriptions have been turned in and they continue increasing every day. It is expected that a long list of them will be brought in on the last day before the final count takes place, as it is believed that several of the contestants have a number of new ones up their sleeve that will be turned in on the last day. The result of the contest will be looked forward to with unabated inter- STATE PUBLICITY TO BE DISCUSS DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATIONS TO MEET IN PAID DENA DEC. 17TH County Promotion Committees Thouout the State a Unique and successful Feature in California The second semi-annual meetoffers and representatives of development organizations and bers of Commerce in California held December 17th. This n will be unique in that it signall success of a movement to effect cal plan of co-operation on the equal representation of all o ment organizations in these ate. are in California no less than these organizations. They exp local improvements and in adv resources and products all from one thousand to twenty-five and dollars a year. All of this is raised by public subscription contributors share results with of the community in its increase perity. The purpose of these nual meetings is to further the m ship of thorough co-operation all organizations. This rela has already been established in mation of county promotion com throughout the state and it is Californias has the most effect tem in this line of any region world. GUARANTEE LOS ANGELES, CAL., Sept. 24, 1904. THIS IS TO CERTIFY, that the Piano Forte No. 47211, Style Regent, manufactured by Blesius & Sons, Philadelphia, is made of the best material, durable, perfect in all its details, and in every respect fully guaranteed for the term of Ten (10) Years from this date. The instrument is in good condition with proper care and use, prove defective in material or workmanship within that time (effects of extreme heat, or dampness excepted) we hereby agree to put it in perfect condition at our shop, or replace it with another. Particular attention is called to the superior tone quality of the block bridge quality of felts, and action in this piano, and that this Guarantee is given and intended to include all of these vital parts of the instruments. Fitzgerald Music & Piano Co. per J. F. Fitzgerald Next week will conclude the Gazette's popular prize contest. Do the contestants realize that the successful one who secures this elegant $500 Regent Piano will be earning at the rate of $45 per week for her efforts? One week left to win this prize. As to who the successful contestant securing the first prize will be it all depends on her efforts the last week. The one getting the best results from her work during the few remaining days will most likely be the fortunate one. Any one of the prizes are of sufficient value to repay the contestants for washing: When heavy rains fall on limed soils the water sinks into the soil instead of rushing over the surface. Soils composed of silicious sand are frequently benefited by being rendered more compact by liming. Ascertain first whether lime is needed; if it is, apply it judiciously, and never depend upon the lime alone to maintain the fertility of the soil. If your land does not respond to lime, get the other necessary constituents before assuming that the lime is not beneficial. Do not blame the lime for lack of results. Waste lime from beet sugar factories has been effectively applied to soils. It contains some potash, phosphoric acid and nitrogen, which still further increases its value. Lime-cake is more valuable as a fertilizer than air slacked lime, owing to the amount of nitrogenous compounds, and it also carries smaller amounts of potash and phosphates. As a general rule it may be stated that from half a ton to one and one-half tons of lime per acre, applied every five or six years, is sufficient. Application of two or three tons per acre may, however, be advised in cases of very acid or compact soils. The practice of applying small amounts of lime at somewhat frequent intervals is being generally accepted as preferable to the use of large amounts at rare intervals. It is generally considered best to apply after plowing, and harrow it in thoroughly. The contest has aroused much enthusiasm and interest during the past few days among the contestants and their friends. Numbers of new subscriptions have been turned in and they increase every day. It is expected that a long list of them will be brought in on the last day before the final count takes place, as it is believed that several of the contestants have a number of new ones up their sleeve that will be turned in on the last day. The result of the contest will be looked forward to with unabated interest. The vote this week is small compared to what it will be next week. Mrs. Chas. Bauer, Westminster... 17765 Miss Nona McWilliams... 15475 Miss Belle Lyons... 15200 Miss Pauline Nemetz... 10205 Miss Lulu Goble... 5625 Miss Amelia Backs... 1450 CUT OUT COUPON And bring it in with a New Subscription and its entitles you to IOO VOTES In addition to the amount of the subscription. This coupon will run throughout the contest. Resolved That there be for each county of the state of California committee known as the Promotion Committee: the meeting such committee to be appointe each of the development organs of said county by mutual arrangethe size of the committee to be formed by the number of organsthe organization co-operate and adhere to several counties be brought closer touch with the California motion Committee, the centre it is. Resolved That there be for each county of the state of California committee known as the Promotion Committee: the meeting such committee to be appointe each of the development organs of said county by mutual arrangethe size of the committee to be formed by the number of organsthe organization co-operate and adhere to several counties be brought closer touch with the California motion Committee, the centre it is. Resolved That there be for each county of the state of California committee known as the Promotion Committee: the meeting such committee to be appointe each of the development organs of said county by mutual arrangethe size of the committee to be formed by the number of organsthe organization co-operate and adhere to several counties be brought closer touch with the California motion Committee, the centre it is. Resolved That there be for each county of the state of California committee known as the Promotion Committee: the meeting such committee to be appointe each of the development organs of said county by mutual arrangethe size of the committee to be formed by the number of organsthe organization co-operate and adhere to several counties be brought closer touch with the California motion Committee, the centre it is. Resolved That there be for each county of the state of California committee known as the Promotion Committee: the meeting such committee to be appointe each of the development organs of said county by mutual arrangethe size of the committee to be formed by the number of organsthe organization co-operate and adhere to several counties be brought closer touch with the California motion Committee, the centre it is. Resolved That there be for each county of the state of California committee known as the Promotion Committee: the meeting such committee to be appointe each of the development organs of said county by mutual arrangethe size of the committee to be formed by the number of organsthe organization co-operate and adhere to several counties be brought closer touch with the California motion Committee, the centre it is. Resolved That there be for each county of the state of California committee known as the Promotion Committee: the meeting such committee to be appointe each of the development organs of said county by mutual arrangethe size of the committee to be formed by the number of organsthe organization co-operate and adhere to several counties be brought closer touch with the California motion Committee, the centre it is. Resolved That there be for each county of the state of California committee known as the Promotion Committee: the meeting such committee to be appointe each of the development organs of said county by mutual arrangethe size of the committee to be formed by the number of organsthe organization co-operate and adhere to several counties be brought closer touch with the California motion Committee, the centre it is. Resolved That there be for each county of the state of California committee known as the Promotion Committee: the meeting such committee to be appointe each of the development organs of said county by mutual arrangethe size of the committee to be formed bythe numberof organsthe organization co-operate and adhere to several counties be brought closer touch withthe California motion Committee,the centre it is. Resolved That there be for each county ofthe stateofCaliforniacommitteeknownasthePromotionCommittee:themeetingsuchcommitteetobeappointeachindemationofcountypromotioncommitteethroughoutthestateandiscaliforniahasthemosteffectteminthislineofanyregionworld. The first meeting of officers in Sacramento on June 18th lailedthe following resolution was adopted. Whereas,It is desirable in order furthertheinterestofthecountiesofCaliforniaandbringcentralizationofpromotionthroughoutthestate,theorganizationsofco-operateandtheseveralcountiesbe broughtclosertouchwiththeCaliforniamotionCommittee,thecentreitis. ResolvedThattherebeforeachcountyofthestateOfCaliforniacommitteeknownasthePromotionCommittee:themeetingsuchcommitteetobeappointeachindemationofcountypromotioncommitteethroughoutthestateandiscaliforniahasthemosteffectteminthislineofanyregionworld. The first meeting of officers in Sacramento on June 18th lailedthe following resolution was adopted. Whereas,It is desirable in order furthertheinterestofthecountiesofCaliforniaandbringcentralizationofpromotionthroughoutthestateandiscaliforniahasthemosteffectteminthislineofanyregionworld. The first meeting of officers in Sacramento on June 18th lailedthe following resolution was adopted. Whereas,It is desirable in order furthertheinterestofthecountiesofCaliforniaandbringcentralizationofpromotionthroughoutthestateandiscaliforniahasthemosteffectteminthislineofanyregionworld. The first meeting of officers in Sacramento on June 18th lailedthe following resolution was adopted. Whereas,It is desirable in order furthertheinterestofthecountiesofCaliforniaandbringcentralizationofpromotionthroughoutthestateandiscaliforniahasthemosteffectteminthislineofanyregionworld. The first meeting of officers in Sacramento on June 18th lailedthe following resolution was adopted. Whereas,It is desirable in order furthertheinterestofthecountiesofCaliforniaandbringcentralizationofpromotionthroughoutthestateandiscaliforniahasthemosteffectteminthislineofanyregionworld. The first meeting of officers in Sacramento on June 18th lailedthe following resolution was adopted. Whereas,It is desirable in order furthertheinterestofthecountiesofCaliforniaandbringcentralizationofpromotionthroughoutthestateandiscaliforniahasthemosteffectteminthislineofanyregionworld. The first meeting of officers in Sacramento on June 18th lailedthe following resolution was adopted. Whereas,It is desirable in order furthertheinterestofthecountiesofCaliforniaandbringcentralizationofpromotionthroughoutthestateandiscaliforniahasthemosteffectteminthislineofanyregionworld. The first meeting of officers in Sacramento on June 18th lailedthe following resolution was adopted. Whereas,It is desirable in order furthertheinterestofthecountiesofCaliforniaandbringcentralizationofpromotionthroughoutthestateandiscaliforniahasthemosteffectteminthislineofanyregionworld. The first meeting of officers in Sacramento on June 18th lailedthe following resolution was adopted. Whereas,It is desirable in order furthertheinterestofthecountiesofCaliforniaandbringcentralizationofpromotionthroughoutthestateandiscaliforniahasthemosteffectteminthislineofanyregionworld. The first meeting of officers in Sacramento on June 18th lailedthe following resolution was adopted. Whereas,It is desirable in order furthertheinterestofthecountiesofCaliforniaandbringcentralizationofpromotionthroughoutthestateandiscaliforniahasthemosteffectteminthislineofanyregionworld. The first meeting of officers in Sacramento on June 18th lailedthe following resolution was adopted. Whereas,It is desirable in order furthertheinterestofthecountiesofCaliforniaandbringcentralizationofpromotionthroughoutthestateandiscaliforniahasthemosteffectteminthislineofanyregionworld. The first meeting of officers in Sacramento on June 18th lailedthe following resolution was adopted. Whereas,It is desirable in order furthertheinterestofthecountiesofCaliforniaandbringcentralizationofpromotionthroughoutthestateandiscaliforniahasthemosteffectteminthislineofanyregionworld. The first meeting of officers in Sacramento on June 18th lailedthe following resolution was adopted. Whereas,It is desirable in order furthertheinterestofthecountiesofCaliforniaandbringcentralizationofpromotionthroughoutthestateandiscaliforniahasthemosteffectteminthislineofanyregionworld. The first meeting of officers in Sacramento on June 18th lailedthe following resolution was adopted. Whereas,It is desirable in order furthertheinterestofthecountiesofCaliforniaandbringcentralizationofpromotionthroughoutthestateandiscaliforniahasthemosteffectteminthislineofanyregionworld. The first meeting of officers in Sacramento on June 18th lailedthe following resolution was adopted. Whereas,It is desirable in order furthertheinterestofthecountiesofCaliforniaandbringcentralizationofpromotionthroughoutthestateandiscaliforniahasthemosteffectteminthislineofanyregionworld. The first meeting of officers in Sacramento on June 18th lailedthe following resolution was adopted. Whereas,It is desirable in order furthertheinterestofthecountiesofCaliforniaandbringcentralizationofpromotionthroughoutthestateandiscaliforniahasthemosteffectteminthislineofanyregionworld. The first meeting of officers in Sacramento on June 18th lailedthe following resolution was adopted. Whereas,It is desirable in order furthertheinterestofthecountiesofCaliforniaandbringcentralizationofpromotionthroughoutthestateandiscaliforniahasthemosteffectteminthislineofanyregionworld. The first meeting of officers in Sacramento on June 18th lailedthe following resolution was adopted. Whereas,It is desirable in order furthertheinterestofthecountiesofCaliforniaandbringcentralizationofpromotionthroughoutthestateandiscaliforniahasthemosteffectteminthislineofanyregionworld. The first meeting of officers in Sacramento on June 18th lailedthe following resolution was adopted. Whereas,It is desirable in order furthertheinterestofthecountiesofCaliforniaandbringcentralizationofpromotion throughoutthestateandiscaliforniahasthemosteffectteminthislineofanyregionworld. The first meeting of officers in Sacramento on June 18th lailedthe following resolution was adopted. 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They will be fresher, cleaner, more tasty and wholesome. Royal Baking Powder helps the house wife to produce at home, quickly and economically, fine and tasty cake, the raised hot-biscuit, puddings, the frosted layer-cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and muffins, with which the ready-made food found at the bake-shop or grocery does not compare. Royal is the greatest of bake-day helps. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. STATE PUBLICITY TO BE DISCUSSED DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATIONS TO MEET IN PASADENA DEC. 17TH County Promotion Committees Throughout the State a Unique and Successful Feature in California The second semi-annual meeting of officers and representatives of all the development organizations and Chambers of Commerce in California will be held December 17th. This meeting will be unique in that it signalsizes the process of a movement to effect practical plan of co-operation on the basis of general representation of all developmental organizations in the state. There is no California no less than 146 of these organizations. They expend in real improvements and in advertising sources and products all the way from one thousand to twenty-five thousand dollars a year. All of this money raised by public subscription and the distributors share results with the rest of the community in its increased prosperity. The purpose of these semi-annual meetings is to further the relationship of thorough co-operation between organizations. This relationship has already been established in the formation of county promotion committees throughout the state and it is said that California has the most effective system in this line of any region in the world. DECIDES NOTED WATER CASE OPINION OF RIVERSIDE JUDGE ON UNDERGROUND FLOW Diversion of Water Cannot Be Prevented, Although Claims for Damages Might Ensure. Judge Noyes of Riverside handed down a decision this week in the case of Newport vs. the Temescal Water Company, which is of interest to Orange county irrigators. The plaintiff sought to enjoin defendant from taking water from the Chase wells at Ethanac to Corona, on the ground that pumping lowered his wells and diverted water from his lands. Decision is for defendant. The court holds that plaintiff might have a claim for damages, but cannot prevent diversion of water. The case is the first tried in the state on the use of underground waters, since the Katz-Wolkinshaw decision in the supreme court, and is of wide interest throughout California. The Chase Company and the Temescal Water Company had established expensive pumping plants in the Perris district, had been welcomed there by the plaintiffs in the present action and had built a pipe line to convey the water to the Corona district, some miles distant. Plaintiffs sought to restrain by injunction defendants from the use of the water, on the ground that the underground sources of water supply in the Perris valley were reduced and the ranchers were damaged. In his opinion Judge Noyes says: "The principle of the law is that when... The first meeting of officers was held Sacramento on June 18th last, when the following resolution was adopted: Whereas, It is desirable in order to better the interests of the several counties of California and bring about a centralization of promotion efforts throughout the state, that the several organizations co-operate and also that the several counties be brought still in closer touch with the California Promotion Committee, the central body, is, Resolved, That there be formed in each county of the state of California a committee known as the County Promotion Committee; the members of such committee to be appointed from each of the development organizations said county by mutual arrangement. The size of the committee to be governed by the number of organizations in the county, with the understanding that each organization is to be represented. Such a committee to choose a chairman and a secretary from its members. It is further resolved that there be formed a committee to be known as the Counties Committee of the California Promotion Committee. Such committee to consist of the various County Promotion Committees as formed in accordance with the preceding provision; the members of the several County Promotion Committees to be accredited representatives at the meetings of the Counties Committee. Resolved, That meetings of the Counties Committee be held semi-annually and at such other times as they may be called by the California Promotion Committee. In accordance with this resolution, the formation of the counties committee of the different counties has been generally adopted. Besides members of the counties committee, an invitation has been extended to members of all development organizations in the state to present. Members of the State Publicity Committee and Advisory Committee of the California Promotion Committee will also attend. The theme of the meeting will be "California Publicity." Addresses will be delivered by men from all parts of the state prominent in development work and general discussions will be included in. Governor Pardee has been invited to open the meeting. Special railroad rates will be made from all parts of California. At the Sacramento meeting, there were present delegates who had come a distance of 600 miles and it is expected that attendance will be even greater than that of the first session. The Chase Company and the Temescal Water Company had established expensive pumping plants in the Perris district, had been welcomed there by the plaintiffs in the present action and had built a pipe line to convey the water to the Corona district, some miles distant. Plaintiffs sought to restrain by injunction defendants from use of the water, on the ground that the underground sources of water supply in the Perris valley were reduced and the ranchers were damaged. In his opinion Judge Noyes says: "The principle of the law is that when the vitality of the soil is not impaired by the drainage of the sub-surface water supply, the freehold itself is not irreparably injured. The drainage, if any, is of a special nature, to be specially pleaded in an appropriate action for damages and an injunction remedy cannot be invoked." The decision points out that Newport and the other plaintiffs had knowledge of the purpose of the Chases and the Temescal company in installing pumping plants in the Perris valley and encouraged them to locate there. Then the judge emphasized the bad faith of the plaintiffs in bringing suit for permanent injunctions, after having welcomed the defendants to the valley. On this point the opinion reads: "Changed conditions become overwhelming to the conscience of a chancellor when these changed conditions have been wrought in good faith and through open or tactful acquiescence of the complaining party, and their disturbance now would result in great financial loss and destruction of property values. "The first duty of a court of equity is to preserve the conscience of the parties and to require them by its decree to do with others as they would be done by. "Its judgment cannot be far wrong when these conditions are upheld and enforced." 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