anaheim-gazette 1907-09-12

PILLSBURY HAS TUBE STARE Favors Cypress Line Over Garden Grove and Huntington Beach Route—Said to Have Property Interests on Former Line Whether the Huntington electric railway shall run to this city by way of Cypress, or by the more popular route through Garden Grove and thence to Huntington Beach, was up for informal discussion at the meeting of the chamber of commerce on Thursday evening. Directors Olmstead, Walker, Williams and Wickett were present. A number of interested citizens were in attendance. Mr. Olmstead reported that he had been in conference with J. V. Vickers, president of the Huntington Beach company, and others, as well as with Mr. Pillsbury in Los Angeles the past week, in reference to the line to Huntington Beach. Mr. Vickers and his associates of the beach metropolis were enthusiastically in favor of this latter line; and are bending their energies to have it early constructed. Mr. Vickers' company has a contract with the railway company whereby the latter obligates itself to build an electric line of railway from Huntington Beach inland, within 18 months from a date recently passed, along such route as the Huntington Beach company may select. This contract provides that the line shall continue to the line now operating between Los Angeles and Santa Ana through Garden Grove. A survey was some months ago completed between Huntington Beach and Garden Grove. The section between city and Garden Grove has a large increasing acreage devoted to other fruits. It is one of the best country districts in Southern California. The fact that Pillsbury is especially interested in real estate and Cypress line might account for glassy eye when the Garden route is suggested. A year ago it was quietly given out investments in property along the would pan out well, for that Pillsbury was buying exn in that neighborhood. Mr. Huntington himself is favor the Garden Grove routing the country well. Further advices are looked at Mr. Vickers and his associates later part of the week. The chamber discussed otters, including sewers, paved and improved thoroughfares. Secretary Walker was authorize prepare a new illustrated pamphlet distribution, the stock of liter hand being nearly exhausted book will be the most artistic orate ever issued by the chambers. Mr. Wickett suggested press invite farmers having of the soil worthy of exhibiting as fruits, vegetables, or celery bring them in and the same way on display. It is hoped the su will be complied with. The is arranging for a new and larger play. Farmers can help by articles such as would add attractiveness of the exhibition shortly add to it a display of and raw sugars from the Los factory. Chairman Olmstead was d authority to appear before the board of supervisors to request from the county treasury preparation of an illustrated p ter obligates itself to build an electric line of railway from Huntington Beach inland, within 18 months from a date recently passed, along such route as the Huntington Beach company may select. This contract provides that the line shall continue to the line now operating between Los Angeles and Santa Ana through Garden Grove. A survey was some months ago completed between Huntington Beach and Garden Grove. At this time Santa Ana butted in with a proposal to the Pacific Electric people to deflect the line to that town, leaving Garden Grove off the map, so to speak. The county-seat contingent who laid their plan before Mr. Pillsbury offered to procure right of way, grade the roadbed, and construct a bridge over the river if the claims of Huntington Beach and Garden Grove were set aside and preference given the race-horse town. That this line will ultimately continue to Riverside is accepted as true in well-informed circles, although that, of course, is yet some years in the future. The county seat has a lively eye out for this future eventuality, as well as the present gain of having a line from Huntington Beach running directly into that town. Mr. Olmstead's conference with Mr. Pillsbury was held in the Pacific Electric building. Mr. Huntington soon came along and shook hands, but did not stop to discuss the subject. Mr. Pillsbury said that while there doubtless existed at present considerable local interest in favor of the Garden Grove line, he was of opinion this would be lost sight of in time, and that the route west from Anaheim to Cypress, bringing this city as it did nearer to Los Angeles by fifteen minutes than by the other route, would be soon favored by the people. Ninety percent of the travel from Anaheim over this line, whether by way of Cypress or Garden Grove, would be said be to and from Los Angeles, and he therefore leaned to the Cypress line. He thought there would be more business for the company by this route than by the other. It was pointed out by a number of those present at the chamber of commerce meeting that Mr. Pillsbury was wrong in his estimates of travel between this city and Los Angeles. With is arranging for a new and land play. Farmers can help by writing articles such as would add attractiveness of the exhibition shortly add to it a display of and raw sugars from the Los factory. Chairman Olmstead was duly authority to appear before the board of supervisors to request from the county treasury preparation of an illustrated descriptive of the county. Also procure, if practicable, all of the glass jars now held at Sanford exhibition purposes here. Jars are the property of the county it is understood a number are available outside use, after the county has annexed what port considers to be her share. Capt. Williams delivered sledge-hammer blows upon his city authorities make streets how they neglect to maintain Nothing is done on the streets said, unless it is done by horse If horses cannot do the work, remains undone. He could men and in two days make street from the center of town eastern limits a perfect body The foundation is all right, street needs surfacing and should be filled. This work done at slight expense, but seems to care about it, and that is an atrociously bad street. Capt. Williams evidently there should be a change, and are many who will say American statements. The chamber decided to move first and third Monday evening ture. Secretary Marks of the F. chamber of commerce telephone asking if a delegation should assist in taking a fall out of the tric railway situation. C. Olmstead replied: "Not soon." CUTTING OFF THEIR NOSE STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, LUCAS COUNTY, Frank J. Cheney makes oath that for partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney doing business in the city of Toledo and state aforesaid, and that said pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLL each and every case of Catarrh that cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cu this line, whether by way of Cypress or Garden Grove, would be said to and from Los Angeles, and he therefore leaned to the Cypress line. He thought there would be more business for the company by this route than by the other. It was pointed out by a number of those present at the chamber of commerce meeting that Mr. Pillsbury was wrong in his estimates of travel between this city and Los Angeles. With two steam railroads running a score of trains daily between these two points, and people in the western county patronizing the electric line at Benedict, it was shown that the chief engineer’s estimates were too high by half, especially as the line by way of Cypress would not be a direct route to Los Angeles. The steam roads make the trip in 50 minutes, and this time may be reduced materially in the near future, while it is doubtful if the Cypress route could make the run in less than an hour and a quarter. If a change of cars be made necessary, the run will doubtless consume a longer time. In that case the line will not be popular for Los Angeles travel. On the other hand, it was pointed out that a line through Garden Grove, Talbert, the Peatlands and Huntington Beach, passing as it would through a thickly settled portion of the county, would open up a rich territory, not only in passenger traffic, but in freight as well. A line continuing along this route through the Fullerton and Placentia section, would tap the bulk of the walnut and orange output of Orange county. The electric line having the initial haul, would be in position to route this freight to its eastern des- The section between this Garden Grove has a large and acreage devoted to walnuts fruits. It is one of the rich districts in Southern Calithat Plllsbury is extensive in real estate along the line might account for the time when the Garden Grove suggested. A year or more quietly given out that in property along this route out well, for the reason bury was buying extensively neighborhood. Bellington himself is said to Garden Grove route, know-netry well. Advices are looked for from his associates the lat-the week. Member discussed other matching sewers, paved streets used thoroughfares. By Walker was authorized to new illustrated pamphlet for him, the stock of literature on nearly exhausted. The most artistic and elaborated by the chamber. Kett suggested that the farmers having products worthy of exhibition, such vegetables, or cereals, to be in and the same will be put it is hoped the suggestion applied with. The chamber for a new and larger distiners can help by bringing such as would add to the excess of the exhibit. It will be to it a display of refined gears from the Los Alamitos. Olmstead was delegated to appear before the county supervisors to request a donation county treasury for the district of an illustrated pamphlet Board of Supervisors County Veterinarian Boucher was put upon the carpet by the supervisors at their last meeting. The board ordered him to file a report of his work with the board of supervisors at least once a month. The board desires particularly to hear concerning the progress of the fight against the Texas tick, which in this county is under the direction of the county veterinarian. Mrs. Juan Orosco, widow of the brave deputy constable who was killed by a Mexican at Los Alamitos was before the board with her two children, left fatherless by the hand of the assassin. The board awarded the woman $6.25 apiece per month for the two children. The board decided to put a new coat of paint on the top of the court house, and Supervisors Smith and Angle were appointed a committee to prepare specifications. County Clerk Williams was authorized to draw specifications for a new three-tier shelf bookcase to be used in his office. Twelve copies of the road laws of California were ordered from Carter & Co. of San Francisco. Charles Lehman was appointed to gather statistics of the agricultural products of this county for the state board of agriculture. The petition of J. E. Pleasants and others for making an old road between the Santiago canyon and Aliso canyon into a county road was referred to Supervisor MacMullan. The Anaheim union high school district was enlarged by the annexation of the Magnolia school district, a district that naturally belongs in his accounts before leaving George E. Roberts, the rector of the mint, has been carrying a wrong amount of the amount of gold in try. He has discovered ple, that since 1873 America abroad have taken with 000,000 more in gold brought back, while we have the gold as an indestructibility; that for the same had used up in artistic mercial appliances $25,000 of gold than had been that duplications in the house entries figured up and that in one way and had $135,000,000 less of we thought we had. But after the elimination this fairy gold there is no left—the actual, provably stock of gold in the United today being $1,464,845,280. Y. M. C. A. No. Bible Rally Day, September 1907. The association has for several observed the last Sunday in as a rally day for the open classes. The Orange county is planning a camgain study and evangelistic work tion with other lines of work sociation. We found it impractical a rally in all the towns of and hence Orange was chosen central rallying point. Services will be held churches in the morning; that a men's mass meeting in tha and a union service at night. Olmstead was delegated to appear before the county supervisors to request a donation of an illustrated pamphlet on the county. He will be, if practicable, a number of jars now held at Santa Ana station purposes here. These are property of the county, and good a number are available for use, after the county-seat annexed what portion she be her share. Williams delivered some matter blows upon how the cities make streets here, or neglect to maintain them. Done on the streets here, he is done by horsepower. Cannot do the work, the work done. He could take two in two days make Center the center of town to the limits a perfect boulevard. Station is all right, but the surfacing and chuckholes filled. This work could be slight expense, but no one are about it, and the result usually bad street. Williams evidently thinks he be a change, and there who will say Amen to his ober decided to meet on the third Monday evenings in fu- Marks of the Fullerton commerce telephoned over delegation should come and bring a fall out of the elec-cay situation. Chairman replied: "Not yet, but NG OFF THEIR NOSE. O, CITY OF TOLEDO, COUNTY, money makes oath that he is sent to the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., in the city of Toledo, county resaid, and that said firm will ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for case of Catarrh that cannot be cause of Hall's Catarrh cure. The petition of J. E. Pleasants and others for making an old road between the Santiago canyon and Aliso canyon into a county road was referred to Supervisor MacMullan. The Anaheim union high school district was enlarged by the annexation of the Magnolia school district, a district that naturally belongs in the high school district. The hearing on the S. Tucker road of the Anaheim district was continued to Oct. 2. First Colonist Train The first of the colonist trains to leave the east since the low rates were put in force arrived in Los Angeles, bringing 350 colonists to Southern California. Colonist trains have since then arrived over the Santa Fe, Salt Lake and Southern Pacific routes, bringing 1500 more persons and it is estimated that this will be about the average daily number to come over the three lines during the two months the colonist rates are to be maintained. Trains over the Salt Lake route bringing these new settlers to Southern California will consist of about fourteen cars each day, nine of which will be tourist coaches. The first train brought persons from west of the Missouri river, but after this the far eastern colonists will begin to arrive. Railroad officials say there will be a rush at first, and then there will be a let up for a while, and during the last end of the season a big influx of persons who wish to take advantage of the low rates offered by all of the roads. "Dead" Language Not Wanted Secretary of Agriculture Wilson has required the sculptors on the new agricultural building in Washington to substitute words in English for the Latin that meant fruit, apple, farmer, and forest. tion is planning a camgain study and evangelistic work with other lines of work sociation. We found it impractical to rally in all the towns of and hence Orange was chosen central rallying point. Services will be held churches in the morning; the men's mass meeting in the and a union service at night. Messrs. Wilcox, Wilkie and sorc, state secretaries, w speakers, have been secured. 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The secretary is of the opinion that the United States language is better than "Latin bosh," and it is certain that Rome in all her glory had nothing to compare with American agricultural machinery and production. The secretary's regard for that classical language appears to be like that of the school boy— "All are dead who wrote it— All are dead who spoke it— All die who learn it— Blessed death!—they earn it." It is to be hoped that the secretary will also insist on the letter U being used instead of the idiotic "old-style" V which has been substituted for it so much of late inscriptions on buildings. Uncle Sam's Bulging Pockets If one is so rich that the discovery of an error in bookkeeping of $135,000,000 on the wrong side of the ledger does not worry him, he must be amazingly wealthy or extravagantly careless. In the task of straightening out Boradent Tooth Paste Is the only one made with milk of magnesia as a base. Dentists say it is far superior to all other tooth pastes. Trey Pharmacal Company At all druggists 25 cents wisdom which has conserved so much, at least, of our national heritage for the benefit of all the people throughout all time? Hee-haw Lewis the Star Fayette Lewis, otherwise known by the sobriquet "Hee-haw," owing to proficiency in exclamatory exercise, high school and collegiate, was the star player in a game between U. C. and Olympic clubs at Berkeley on Saturday. The Olympics are the strongest semi-professional bunch in the north. The telegraph account is as follows: University of California, Sept. 7.—The University of California baseball team lost its second game of the fall series to the team of the Olympic club of San Francisco this afternoon, by a score of 5 to 3. planning a campaign of bible and evangelistic work in connection with other lines of work of the association. found it impracticable to have all the towns of the county, since Orange was chosen as the rallying point. trees will be held in all the towns in the morning; there will be mass meeting in the afternoon service at night. Wilcox, Wilkie and Henderson secretaries, with other officers, have been secured. Awards of the association are in the services. Further participation will be given later. Boys who were at Camp Wilson not forget that the essay on the must be in the hands of the secretary by October 1st. Re-read, some one will win the prize, may be the one if you work. The essays should not contain the hundred words. To enroll at least one hunting men and boys in the Bible this winter; will you help us by the names of the boys and men who ought to take up the job of the secretary. It is a plan on foot for a field in the spring, so if you are looking for medals get those calves of good shape. Remember it is being, good food and hard work in the athletic field. If you fail smoke cigarettes, eat all the candy you can, and stay out nuts; the other fellow wont need you, you are already beaten. Norway Town Without Taxes town of Faleide, Norway, immo taxes on its lucky inhabitants the London, Eng., By- "During the last thirty years authorities at Faleide have over $5,000,000 worth of trees; judicious re-planting, have for a similar income every year. In consequence of this commercial wealth, there are taxes in Faleide, and local land and telephones are free, as education and drinks—upon one's birthday!" Utopian the suggestion, at first of a "town without taxes!" over $5,000,000 worth of trees; judicious re-planting, have been for a similar income every year. In consequence of this increase in commercial wealth, there are taxes in Faleide, and local land and telephones are free, as education and drinks—upon the day's birthday!" Utopian the suggestion, at first of a "town without taxes!" The explanation is simple. In permitting all its forest to become private property, to over, burned over, and convert a desert, this town has simulated an area for its own use, administered the forests in accordance with forestry laws. In consequence, the condo enjoys a permanent income permanent estate; an income more, sufficiently large to renation unnecessary. It still remains something of a public domain. A portion of this property is used by our national forests. Portions are occupied by coal. Shall we be wise in time and these coal lands for the benevolence whole people, or shall we them, too, to pass into the trusts, which, when another mine comes, may charge us the market will bear? The extent of Faleide presages eloquent possibilities of our national atsimber slaughter on privately owned forests continues and lumber products soars like the Fourth of July balloon. Even, will not commend the time in the history of the university the entering class has registered and formed its class organization without the event of a rush. Four years ago the Charter Hill rush which took place annually on the evening of March 22d was done away with, and in memory of it the classes of 1907 and 1908 combined to build the immense cement C which lies on a hill in back of the university. Since that time there have been no rushes at Berkeley, except upon the occasion of the organization of the freshman class in Harmon gymnasium. At that time it has been customary for the sophomores to break up the meeting if possible. This year without faculty intervention the class of 1910 upon the advice of the senior class of the university offered no opposition to the organization of the freshman class and no disturbance of any kind has occurred. In place of the rush a push-ball game between the freshmen and sophmore classes has been substituted. This has now become an annual affair that is watched with a great deal of interest by all the undergraduates and many alumni of the university. It took place last Saturday on California field in the presence of an immense crowd. The field on which the game was played is seventy-five yards square. Each side has a goal toward which it works. The ball itself is six feet in diameter, when inflated with air. There are 150 men chosen to represent each class, and the object is for one side to push the ball from the center of the field over its goal. The game this year resulted in a victory for the sophomore class by a score of 7 to 0. The freshmen worked hard, but owing to a lack of team work they were unable to score.