anaheim-gazette 1907-04-04

OHIO BRINGS SCALE PESTS Mr. Carnes Throws Overboard a Consignment of Fruit, Cocoanuts, Plants, Ferns, Shrubbery, Scale Infested Deputy State Horticultural Commissioner E. K. Carnes, who is temporarily stationed here with the state insectary, intercepted the steamer Ohio at San Pedro on Sunday afternoon, and between the hours of 2 and 7, chopped up and threw overboard a miscellaneous collection of scale infested tropical plants and fruits brought over from Honolulu by a party of Los Angeles excursionists. The Ohio carried a number of ladies and gentlemen, chaperoned by Frank Wiggins, of the Los Angeles chamber of commerce. The boat departed for the islands, carrying 250 people, early in February. The steamer touched port on her homeward trip on Sunday evening, after Mr. Carnes and Mr. Wiggins had had a passage at arms concerning the consignment, and after a wait of five hours during which time the onslaught upon the scale-infested plants continued. Among the articles thrown overboard were oranges, alligator pears, pineapples, cocoanuts, palms, ferns, plants and shrubbery of many descriptions. All were badly infested with scale pests which the state board has been hitherto successful in keeping out of the state. In the collection was a large coffin-shaped box containing specimens of cocoanut palms just out is one of the objects of the board of horticulture, quite as to make warfare upon those no our gates. Suppressing Scale Insects Continued from Page 3. Edited in Spanish, well illustratedume of over two hundred fruit culture and insect pests from California reports. In this can field California sent its area two thousand miles away fromamento to explore and reportorange pests between the cityico and Yucatan. 10. It is on the Pacific Ocean we find stringent quarantine against the admission of infeashrubs and plants. Everyoverhauled by the inspectorthe skilled guidance of Mr. Ehrhorn, the state horticulturantine officer, and a rigid endof the law excluding insectsmaintained. Such inspectionboth at San Francisco andDiego. An invaluable collectivesects has now accumulatedsectaries in California, givingintelligent experts, Edward Frederick Maskew, and otheradvantages that only yearsmuch outlay, and hazardousby her world searchers could. 11. In December, 1905, theof woodland infested with moth in Massachusetts wasp265 acres, valued at $9,894,888per acre; while the woodlandrest of the state was thereacres, valued at $14,041,470,onacre. The value of the fruittalone in California is put at000,000 to $60,000,000 annually. While the woodlands of Mottets have a large value, yet Among the articles thrown overboard were oranges, alligator pears, pineapples, cocoanuts, palms, ferns, plants and shrubbery of many descriptions. All were badly infested with scale pests which the state board has been hitherto successful in keeping out of the state. In the collection was a large coffin-shaped box containing specimens of cocoanut palms just sprouted from clusters of cocoanuts, which were intended for exhibition purposes at the Los Angeles chamber of commerce. The plants on being opened were found to be badly scaled. Mr. Carnes, who had been carrying on his work for some time, informed Mr. Wiggins his coffin-shaped box and its contents would have to go overboard. Mr. Wiggins protested that the plants in the box had been passed by Alexander Craw. "You can't tell me Alexander Craw passed these plants," warmly responded Mr. Carnes; "I don't believe he ever saw them." Mr. Wiggins finally consented to the destruction of his prized collection of palms and new scale pests. One man with a sample lot of cocoanuts made a vigorous kick against the destruction of what he called "his property." "I don't see what harm would come from my taking those nuts home to the kids. I haven't any trees, and the scale will not damage any one." "Just such importations," replied Mr. Carnes in a fatherly sort of way, "have cost the state of California hundreds of thousands of dollars. The scale upon these cocoanuts if permitted to obtain lodgment in the state would cause losses probably to the extent of millions of dollars." The cocoanuts went overboard. The consignment was pitched into the sea at a point some distance off the breakwater. Mr. Carnes went out with the quarantine officer, but did not go aboard until the vessel had been passed upon by that official. He remained on the launch two hours, his light craft tossing upon the waves like a chip. On boarding the Ohio he caused consternation among the passengers by declaring that all scale-infested fruit, plants and shrubbery would have to be refused permission to 11. In December, 1905, the woodland infested with a moth in Massachusetts was priced at 265 acres, valued at $9,894,888 per acre; while the woodland rest of the state was there acres, valued at $14,041,470, on acre. The value of the fruits alone in California is put at 000,000 to $60,000,000 annually. While the woodlands of Mettle have a large value, yet anomic problem they have no protection California has pelled to give to its orchards every resource the world should now be brought to protect Massachusetts and the states. The most cordial and frankest interchange of are to be encouraged between chusets and California in terms and serious matter. Governor Pardee of California opinion in writing, dated October 1904, and arose in connection investigation of the orange 2000 miles away in southern The opinion was put "on the protective measures in the horticultural interests ofnia," as secured by Section California agricultural act. The joint agreement between California and Western Australia paying one-half of the expenses between two states 7000 miles ploying men in insectaries travel throughout the world. 13. Correspondence has initiated by Hon. Elwood O'State commissioner of homeland California, for a world's co-bel held at Sacramento, with delegations from many countries, aiming at the for union to carry on parasitic would simplify and very much its expense. Commenting editorially Chandler's letter the Brookdale says: A HUMILIATING REVEAL The impressive array of the sea at a point some distance on the breakwater. Mr. Carnes went out with the quarantine officer, but did not go aboard until the vessel had been passed upon by that official. He remained on the launch two hours, his light craft tossing upon the waves like a chip. On boarding the Ohio he caused consternation among the passengers by declaring that all scale-infested fruit, plants and shrubbery would have to be refused permission to land. Some of the palms were four feet high and with spreading branches, costing probably $7 50 each. Of these larger specimens there were thirty. The ferns were new and beautiful specimens, but carried new and dangerous scale pests. A number of packages which bore the endorsement of Alexander Craw, as having been inspected by him, were passed and were subsequently landed. Mr. Maskew was with Mr. Carnes at San Pedro several days looking for the Ohio, which was three days overdue, but was on Sunday temporarily absent at his home near Long Beach. Mr. Maskew made two trips outside in a launch on reports that the Ohio had been sighted. These reports proved to be erroneous, the incoming vessels being other craft. At noon Sunday the excursion ship was sighted off the port, bound in. Mr. Carnes and his force of assistants went out in the quarantine officer's launch and during the afternoon be tossed overboard one of the largest consignments of tropical fruits, plants, ferns and shrubbery, as it was one of the worst infested with dangerous scale pests, that ever approached the coast of California. As local growers understand, while California harbors a limited number of dangerous scale pests, there are hundreds, if not thousands, of others quite as destructive, if not indeed more so, than the foreigners now sojourning here. To keep these strangers A HUMILIATING REVEAL The impressive array of presented by Mr. Chandler on the work the state of Ohio doing in the suppression insects shows that Massachusetts much to learn from a sister only this, but this state must entirely new course with the gypsy and brown tail due humility we in New York must now recognize that we outdone in scientific skill ofific Coast. Our proper attitude that of the pupil toward her We need in this state to new leaf, and to begin a se on the insect pests, in place ward and wasteful methods thus far been pursued. Our readers will see that ling state of affairs which has unearthed is of absorbance not simply to Brooklyn the whole state of Massachusetts legislators in the general sembled. It is galling to so suddenly to the shortsight provincialism which has come our treatment of this project, but the time has comline of action, and for a more intelligent attitude officials toward work going parts of the world. Brooklyn by united action can see recognition of this fact if it is believed that they will public spirit usual to the important crisis summons action. If you send your laundry heim Laundry Co. they will riot, cyclone or Santa Ana NEWS AND BUSINESS A large stock of parts for the "Buick" automobile is carried on the coast. If anything goes wrong, parts are easy at hand, no long delay. The "Buick" is 'good anywhere but best on hills.' Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. NOTICE I, the undersigned, do hereby wish to notify all persons having any accounts against my father, H. Gade, to present their bills to me; also any one knowing themselves to be indebted to him will please settle with me. ap4t2 MABELLE GADE A Great Big Snap and We Mean It—A fine lot on Broadway for $300, where others are selling at $400 and $500. We make a specialty of good buys. $3200 will buy 28 lots close in—don't wait. Come in and get busy if you want to make money easy. Resh, the Man for Good Buys. Next to city hall in the stone building. Plymouth Rocks for Sale—50 hens, 5 roosters; pure blood, finest stock; best breed. Apply to Wm. Winsell, box 10, route 4. Selz Shoes at a big discount at Renner, Quarton & Schumacher. The Anaheim Laundry Co. can guarantee first-class work. Telephone, Home 1421; Sunset 187. We know the quality of leather that is used in our hand-made harness. We are willing to take you into our factory and show you. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. Don't fall to see B. Hartfield's elephant in the circus parade April 5th. The biggest one in the bunch. Something interesting doing all the time. 2t No $150 surreys marked down to $79.80 in our stock. We sell our vehicles at right prices. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. The Southern California Music Co. has put in a branch in Anaheim. Mr. Alexander, who represents them, is in December, 1905, the amount and infested with the gypsy Massachusetts was put at 365,- valued at $9,894,885, or $27.08 while the woodland in the state was then 1,005,729 valued at $14,041,470, or $12.81 per hectare of the fruit industries California is put at from $50,-$60,000,000 annually. The woodlands of Massachusettas large value, yet as an economist they have not received action California has been compelled to give its orchards. But resource the world can offer now be brought to bear to pro-Massachusetts and the neighbors. The most cordial relations exist interchange of experience encouraged between Massachusetts in this mutual good matter. Governor Gillettoria expressed his hearty appeal co-operation within the power by law. The legal right of California to part of its state horticulturalation in any other state or was favorably passed upon by Sir Pardee of California by an act writing, dated October 26, arose in connection with the nation of the orange maggot, lies away in southern Mexico. Nation was put "on the ground of measures in the benefit of cultural interests of Califorsecured by Section 5 of the Agricultural Act of 1903. A joint agreement between Califorthern Western Australia, each one-half of the expenses, is below states 7000 miles apart, emmen in insectaries and men to throughout the world. Correspondence has been initiated by Hon. Elwood Cooper, the commissioner of horticulture in India, for a world's convention to meet Sacramento, with the hopeations from many states and cities, aiming at the formation of a carry on parasitic work, which simplify and very much decrease disease. Sentencing editorially upon Mr. Mar's letter the Brookline Chronicle: Santa Ana, Cal. Don't fall to see B. Hartfield's elephant in the circus parade April 5th. The biggest one in the bunch. Something interesting doing all the time. 2t No $150 surreys marked down to $79.80 in our stock. We sell our vehicles at right prices. Wm. F. Lutz Co., Santa Ana, Cal. The Southern California Music Co. has put in a branch in Anaheim. Mr. Alexander, who represents them, is in position to give good bargains on all pianos. You will do well to see him. 1 Lost—Thursday, March 28, between First National bank and Federman's, two $10 gold pieces. Finder will receive reward on returning to First National bank. FOR SALE! 5 acre ranch in La Habra, right in town site, in walnuts and Kelsey plums. $\frac{1}{2}$ of a mile from new electric line, 5 shares of water stock. Price $2,000; $\frac{1}{2}$ cash, balance 1, 2 and 3 years. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. FOR SALE! 10 acre walnut ranch near Fullerton, full bearing, 5 shares Anaheim Union Water Co. stock, last year's revenue 20 per cent. net. Price $8,500; $\frac{1}{2}$ cash, balance to suit buyer. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. FOR SALE! 14 acre ranch near Fullerton. House, barn, chicken corrals, 1 horse and plow, fine soil. All in cultivation. Price $3,500; $\frac{1}{2}$ cash, balance 1, 2, 3 years. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. Do you want to buy land? Why? We will sell you from 10 to 100 acres pieces from $150.00 per acre to $250.00 per acre, improved and unimproved. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. The Anaheim Laundry has come to stay. We want you to support us. To make it a success will depend on your patronage. We will try and please you. Wickersheim & Oswald are Fullerton and Anaheim agents for genuine McCormick repairs and extras. 21-30 For McCormick mowers and rakes, the best on earth, also McCormick headers and binders, go to Wickersheim & Oswald, Fullerton. 21-25 Wickersheim & Oswald are Fullerton and Anaheim headquarters for McCormick harvesting machinery and repairs. They get them by the carload. 21-26 Read about the big bargains offered this week by the new firm, Renner, Quarton & Schumacher. The boys are making room for the new stock which... For McCormick mowers and rakes, the best on earth, also McCormick headers and binders, go to Wickersheim & Oswald, Fullerton. Wickersheim & Oswald are Fullerton and Anaheim headquarters for McCormick harvesting machinery and repairs. They get them by the carload. Read about the big bargains offered this week by the new firm, Renner, Quarton & Schumacher. The boys are making room for the new stock which has been ordered from the east. EGGS FOR HATCHING From thoroughbred and heavy laying strains. Barred Plymouth Rocks, Black Minorcas, Rhode Island Reds, single comb, fine color. Mrs. C. R. Turck, South & Lemon Sts. You wont believe you can buy a suit at half price until you see them at Renner, Quarton & Schumacher's. Turner Festivities Turners will have a musical and literary entertainment at their hall the evening of the 11th. Prof. Fruh is in charge of the musical part of the program, and promises some very entertaining vocal and instrumental compositions. On the last Sunday in May the Turners will have a picnic at Columbia Gardens. Athletic contests will be a feature of the meet, and prizes will be contested for on the part of local turners and others from outlying sections. Large delegations are expected to arrive from Los Angeles and other towns. There will be dancing for young people in the pavilion, and an entertaining program of exercises is being prepared. The Turners are engaged in a laudable endeavor to raise funds for building a hall and gymnasium. WATER ST I have Anaheim Uni which I will let out for mch7tf J. B. NEFF, range and Walnut LANDS In 10 Acre Tracts or more. Water! Water! Water! Near Anaheim La Habra Valley ON EASY PAYMENTS ¼ Cash, Balance 1, 2, 3 years. OWN YOUR HOUSE & FARM Stern & Goodman FULLERTON Fashionable Millinery MISSES HILL are the public to call and inspect their latest spring imations. Pattern, Street and Children's Hats. LATEST NOVELTIES Fashionable Millinery MISSES HILL are the public to call and inspect their latest spring iminations. Pattern, Street and Children's Hats. LATEST NOVELTIES The Way to the East Via New Orleans and the Sunset Route Through the historic South, via San Francisco and the OGDEN ROUTE Over the Sierra Nevada Mountains— Across Great Salt Lake. Via PORTLAND and the SHASTA ROUTE—up the Sacramento Valley and over the beautiful Siskiyou mountains. Tourist excursions every day from Los Angeles, via the various sites without change to principal eastern cities. Inquire of M. PICKERING, Agent, Southern Pacific, Anaheim, Cal. Competitive Drift competitive drill was held by memof Company E at the armory on today evening, about thirty guardsbeing in attendance. A gold fob, presented by the officers of company, was offered as a prize for best drilled militiaman. Capt. and First Lieut. Kellenberger as drillmasters and Second Lieut. Benger and Color Bearer Tausch the judges. The trophy was won private Pratt after a spirited conThe company was put through manual of arms in rapid succession, number of the boys were comd to drop out of the ranks at the volley of orders by wrongly exeging them. The line thusly became rested until about a dozen men reed in the contest. Corporals Schindler and Spielman, early rated among the best drilled in the company, became confused the facings and had to retire. Tritificer Gibson had to give way for billar offense, while Corporal Boege selected to lower the sight on his gun AUTOMOBILES! Ford Moline Wayne, Maxwell Touring Cars and Runabouts. Call us up for demonstration. P. J. Weisel, Agent Anaheim, Cal. Phone Main 582 LUMBER at the J.M.GRIFFITH CO. LUMBER at the J.M.GRIFFITH CO. Henry M. Adams, Mgr. If you are going to build consult Lagman & Kruger Look at this: A five-room house modern in all respects complete for $800. Call and see the plans at 312 Center street, city. Church Notice On Sunday next, April 7, the Easter octave, St. Michael’s church, will celebrate its Easter communion. All churchmen are especially invited to be present. The celebration will begin at eleven a.m., the Rev. Chaplain Hubbard of Los Angeles officiating. The Easter music will again be sung. H. W. Chynoweth and mother contemplate leaving shortly for Pasadena where they will probably reside. Mr. Chynoweth may spend the summer at the seaside enjoying a vacation from the activities of business life.