anaheim-gazette 1907-08-08

THE WORLD if you grasp it. never have more Money carried loose in the pocket we wonder where it went to. A spent d have luxurious homes of their own. The We, the GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK, some time past been considering the needs and deliberation as to the best way to do which we have learned is meeting with un Home Savings Bank, absolutely free of ch You have the Bank You have the Bank, and it is open twenty-four hours each day to receive the change you usually waste. The nickels, dimes and quarters run into dollars, and dol- You have the Bank You have the Bank, and it is open twenty-four hours each day to receive the change you usually waste. The nickels, dimes and quarters run into dollars, and dollars are your best friends. We have also procured solicitors who are thoroughly familiar with the W. F. Burns company’s system for savings and who will call upon you to explain it. We bespeak for them a cordial welcome and your close attention to what they have to say. If they fail to find you, call at the Bank and let us explain it to you. Start an account today with whatever amount you have by you and have it earning interest. OFFICERS: Adolph Thomas, President; Jos. Helmsen, Vice Pres.; Chas. A. Boege, Cashier. Wiff Drain Lake Efsinore A plan is being worked out in Los Angeles to add at least 10,000 acres of irrigated land of the finest quality to the productive area of Southern California. It calls for an expenditure of Wiff Drain Lake Elsinore A plan is being worked out in Los Angeles to add at least 10,000 acres of irrigated land of the finest quality to the productive area of Southern California. It calls for an expenditure of $500,000. The scheme is to tunnel under the hills west of Elsinore lake and drain all the water from the bed of the lake. This will convert it into a fresh water reservoir, which will furnish water enough to irrigate at least 10,000 acres. This lake depends for its supply upon the winter rains on the water sheds about the basin. The lake overflows after the water reaches a certain height, and during the summer months much water evaporates, leaving a continually increasing alkali deposit on the bottom of the lake. In centuries this deposit has become so great that it renders the water unfit for irrigation purposes at the time of year when water is needed for this purpose. By running a tunnel under the hills, the water will be let out on the west side and find its way to the ocean, about Newport or Balboa. Once the alkali deposit is removed, the winter rains may be stored at very little expense. By using the water for irrigating in summer the supply will always be fresh. An interest which has secured control of nearly 20,000 acres below the level of the lake has taken the matter up and there is activity among the real estate men, the purpose being to organize a syndicate to float bonds to carry out the plan. It is not believed there will be much difficulty in the half million dollars reel. But water for irrigation and the increased value of the only considerations in it. If the proposed tunnel can there will be an immense water and the power that will be converted into which could be furnished by the way from Riverside to those who have taken up are practical men. A is a skilled hydraulic engineer made a complete study of and has prepared a prospect he feels confident will into vesting public. A number of removals from dence to another are reported past week: W. H. Spake has moved residence on Broadway where recently sold to Mr. E. E. A house recently located by Claudina street. E. E. moved in from Buena Park possession of the residence ed from W. H. Spake. Mr moved into his new residence Broadway. Mr. Rose has his new home on Alberta S Flood has moved into the cently vacated by Mr. Stc Broadway. A. Nagel has family into the upper story cently erected store at the Center and Claudina Street. Mr. Cox, of the west enmenced the erection of a sand dollar residence on his WORLD IS YOURS grasp it. You cannot grasp it unless you have money unless you save it! Aye, tha in the pocket is so handy to get at that we are spending from it in small. A spent dollar is a lost friend forever. Everyone makes money, s own. The foolish ones spend it and live in rented houses with ha CAN BANK, want to help you to save and accumulate money. Will bring the needs of our community and studying as to how we could best s ist way to do it, we have finally adopted the Savings Bank system of th eeting with unequaled success all over the country. We are now prep tely free of charge, to every man, woman, boy or girl who will open am HERE IS THE BANK W. F. Burns Co. HERE IS THE BANK W. F. BURNS CO. PATENTERS AND MANUFACTURERS CHICAGO German American Bank Anaheim - California American Bank, Anaheim Walnuts in France Walnut growers of Orange County will be interested in a letter received at Rivera from A. H. Dunlap who is touring the walnut districts of France. Mr. Dunlap writes: "The Grenoble Boys' Summer There are still a few if you expect to go you your application in for 15th. Mr. Ryerson of Pasa charge of the games and will be much difficulty in raising of million dollars required. water for irrigating purposes has increased value of land are not very considerations in this scheme. proposed tunnel can be driven will be an immense fall to the and the power thus furnished converted into electricity, could be furnished to towns all from Riverside to San Diego. who have taken this matter practical men. Among them trailed hydraulic engineer who has complete study of the subject was prepared a prospectus which is confident will interest the inpublic. number of removals from one resito another are reported for the week: M. Spake has moved from his place on Broadway which he reold to Mr. E. E. Angell, to the recently located by A.'Nagel on a street. E. E. Angell has moved from Buena Park and taken on of the residence he purchased by W. H. Spake. Mr. Storm has into his new residence on west day. Mr. Rose has moved into home on Alberta Street. Dr. has moved into the house reacated by Mr. Storm on East day. A. Nagel has moved his into the upper story of his rerected store at the corner of and Claudina Street. box, of the west end has comthe erection of a three thoular residence on his ranch. Walnuts in France Walnut growers of Orange County will be interested in a letter received at Rivera from A. H. Dunlap who is touring the walnut districts of France. Mr. Dunlap writes: "The Grenoble trees of the same age are much smaller than those of California, having short limbs and very small tops. The bearing surface on one of the trees is about one-third of what one of ours is. In riding over the valley I found a few trees on which are a fair crop, but the majority of the trees have a very light crop or none at all. Later I drove to Tullins, the heart of the walnut district driving through the valley on both sides of the river for fifty miles. I talked to many of the farmers and they all agreed with me that the crop will be very light. Just what the quality of nuts would be no one could tell as yet, but the season is unusually late." "There has never been a better out- look for the season's celery crop than there is at present," said E. A. Curtice of the California Vegetable Growers' union, who has recently been on a tour of inspection of the celery district. He says more than two-thirds of the planting is finished. Six thousand five hundred acres will be under cultivation in this county alone within the next thirty days. The crop will be ready for the market one month earlier than last year. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baum are spend ing the week at San Diego. Boys' Summer Camp There are still a few if you expect to go you your application in for 15th. Mr. Ryerson of Pasadena charge of the games and so don't forget your ball outfit. The meeting place was E. church of Garden Grove. As we will not get into to get luncheon each boo his lunch with him. We first meal in camp about day August 15th. This year we have equipment and no fun will mention what we are interested in help either with cash or they tioned it will be great by the County Committee the boys. What we need range, 5-gallon freezer, utensils, also banner for ranged tent. Boys are jellies, marmalades and so ladies, if you have any supply of these goods they pleased to help you rec. We would be glad number of parents and its days Aug. 20th and not make these days picnic and see for yourself camp is like. Should you left over from dinner boys would save you carrying it back home. Now boys, expect the URS ess you have money. You will Aye, that is the hard part of it. from it in small amounts till it is all gone, and then akes money, some money, the wise ones save it and houses with hardly the comforts of life around them, money. Will you let us help you? We have for we could best serve its people. After much research k system of the W. F. Burns Co., of Chicago, Ill., are now prepared to loan a handsome oxidized steel o will open an account with us. ANK We have the Key We have the key, and will be glad to open it for you as often as you will bring it to us, and we will credit the contents in your book and pay you 4 per cent. interest We have the Key We have the key, and will be glad to open it for you as often as you will bring it to us, and we will credit the contents in your book and pay you 4 per cent. interest compounded twice a year. You will be surprised in a year at how much you will have saved. It is earning you nothing by laying in the house. Interest is the easiest money that was ever earned. Come in anyway and let us become acquainted. We will be glad to see you. We desire your commercial accounts also. We have ample capital to protect you, and the strongest backing of any Bank in this part of the state. Note our officers and directors: DIRECTORS: Adolph Thomas, Jos. Helmsen, Chas. A. Boege, Wm. McLauchlin, Dr. J. L. Beebe, Tim Carroll, A. Nagel, Erwin Barr, W. A. Bonynge. Anaheim, California. Boys' Summer Camp Notes There are still a few places left, but you expect to go you had better get your application in for we start Aug. Mr. Ryerson of Pasadena will have large of the games and physical work don't forget your tennis and base outfit. The meeting place will be the M. Church of Garden Grove. We will not get into camp in time let luncheon each boy should bring lunch with him. We will serve the meal in camp about 5 p.m. Thursday-August 15th. This year we have no camp equipment and no fund for it so we mention what we need so if you interested in helping the boys, refer with cash or the articles mentioned it will be greatly appreciated by the County Committee and also by boys. What we need is a steel fence, 5-gallon freezer, large cooking vessels, also banner for the best arranged tent. Boys are very fond of desserts, marmalades and canned fruit, candies, if you have an over abundant supply of these goods the boys will be used to help you reduce the same amount we would be glad to see a large number of parents and friends on visitation days Aug. 20th and 24th. Why make these days an outing and not and see for yourself what a boys' life is like. Should you have a cake over from dinner no doubt the would save you the trouble of bringing it back home. New boys, expect the best time of your lives and remember that the most enjoyment comes from helping the other fellow to have a good time. Where County Money Goes County Auditor Lester has completed his statement of disbursements for the month of July and at the regular meeting of the supervisors it was submitted to that body for approval. The figures showing the amounts paid from the various funds follows: Current Expense Fund..... $3,027 58 Salary Fund..... 3,965 72 Hospital Fund..... 1,564 11 County Park Fund..... 89 00 General Unapportioned..... 24 15 Advertising Fund..... 25 00 Interest and Sinking..... 6,487 50 County Roads..... 5,017 23 Law Library Fund..... 119 00 $20,319 29 County School Fund..... $1,480 41 State School Fund..... 367 50 Library school Fund..... 206 40 Special School Fund..... 46 97 High School Fund..... 2,084 67 Orange District Building..... 2,000 00 Orange High District Bldg... 1,697 50 Newport Beach Dist. Bldg... 1,100 00 Buena Park Dist. Building.. . 575 00 Grand Total..... 29,877 74 Charles A. Booth and bride (nee Alice Carver) of Los Angeles, were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carver, the fore part of the week. They are at home to their friends at 518 South Grand avenue.