anaheim-gazette 1907-09-26

WHITE FLY AT OROVILLE State Commissioners May Call for Men from Southern Counties to Help Exterminate Dread Florida Pest The following letter, dealing with the discovery of the Florida white fly, has been received from the Citrus Protective League, 829 H. W. Hellman building, Los Angeles: To the Members of Citrus Protective League—Gentlemen: I am permitted to copy the following report of a discovery of "white fly" at Oroville, California, which will be of interest to citrus fruit growers. Very truly, A. G. KENDALL, Secretary and Manager. OROVILLE, Cal., Sept. 15, 1907. B. A. Woodford, Los Angeles, Cal. Dear Sir: You will probably have learned before this reaches you that a part of the city of Oroville is infested with the Florida white fly. This pest was discovered by myself while making an inspection of the trees in the west part of the city. A part of two blocks are badly infested, and about twenty-five more blocks are seeded. Luckily, the fly is in that part of the city furthermost from the commercial orchards. To explain the location and conditions of the city and orange districts, I will state that the city is bounded on the north and west by the Feather river, on the south and southeast by dredging land and stock ranges. This leaves a narrow neck of the city on the east side, covered with trees, leading to a section called Pleasant Valley, which contains some scattering orange groves. Thermalito section is across the river from this. WALNUTS BRING Representatives of wntions of Southern Californi Los Angeles on Saturday to sell their walnuts at a pound. In conformity to lons of the Cartwright act not determined upon a but an offer from local brokers at this price was. "Walnuts will be higher than ever before in their cultivation in this grower at the meeting last year paid to the grower from 10 to 11 cents a year he will receive cents, with very little at the lower figure. "Last year the crop amounted to 5355 tons, while the yield will be 830 tons. "This condition has been strengthened by the French and Italian crops in the world, are also being age. "In 1896, when the st 520 carloads, the price was at 6 and 7 cents a pound. crop was the largest ever but the increased demand years had advanced them cents a pound. "In 1905, when 615 cars from this state, the price high, ranging between half to thirteen cents." commercial orchards. To explain the location and conditions of the city and orange districts, I will state that the city is bounded on the north and west by the Feather river, on the south and southeast by dredging land and stock ranges. This leaves a narrow neck of the city on the east side, covered with trees, leading to a section called Pleasant Valley, which contains some scattering orange groves. Thermalito section is across the river from this city, having a protection strip from 1500 to 3000 feet. Palermo and Wyandotte lay five or more miles south and southeast from here, having a protection strip of several miles of stock ranges. This will give you an idea of the various orange sections in relation to the infested section (west end) of the city of Oroville. It is estimated that the city of Oroville has in its dooryards from 8000 to 10,000 orange and lemon trees. Messrs. Carnes and Maskew of the state commission and myself, as county horticultural commissioner, have been in consultation and are now formulating plans so that at the proper time the work of exterminating can be carried on without delay. While we expect some opposition we do not expect such a determined fight as the people of Marysville made against the commission there. To carry on the work successfully, it may be necessary to call on the southern counties for help in the way of inspectors, pruners or fumigators. This would not be in the shape of a plea for charity, but only in case that we could not find enough competent men to do the work. This county will pay the bills. The fly at the present time, is on the wing, and in our opinion, it would be dangerous to attempt defoliation until after cool weather sets in. During the winter season it will be entirely in the larvae stage and it can then be handled with more chances of success. I will try to keep you fully advised as to "fly" conditions here. Yours very truly, CHAS. J. DREHER. CUTTING OFF THEIR NOSE. STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, LUCAS COUNTY, Frank J. Chency makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the city of Toledo, county age. "In 1896, when the state was 520 carloads, the price was at 6 and 7 cents a pound. crop was the largest ever but the increased demand years had advanced them to 8 cents a pound. "In 1905, when 615 cars were from this state, the price high, ranging between half to thirteen cents, Laa yield of 752 cars, the drents in all grades. "Charles T. Howan of who was in Los Angeles meeting of the Walnut Grociation, at which there were more than 200 growers from California, and brokers for points in the state and easy spoke of the foreign produce walnut production this showed that the United ports twice as many nuts produced in the territory lying Santa Ana and Santa Baja side of which there are very in the United States. "Last year there were no nuts of low grade imported demand for them was not finest grade of walnut is around Grenoble, France, and it will only have a quarter of The Naples walnuts even with those from Green when landed in New York sell at 13 cents. Should these nuts be higher they will move arriving as they do month later on the market produced in this state. The nut from France will be a t but will have no effect on prices. Dealers in foreign reported the crop as very this year, and they do not have any on the United States before Christmas. "This means that the grow state will have the field themselves for more than The morning meeting was an sion, made necessary by the Cartwright law. "Prices were not fixed, but the growers will sell for a than 14 a pound. By the time are bought by the brokers." I will try to keep you fully advised on "fly" conditions here. Yours very truly, CHAS. J. DREHER. CUTTING OFF THEIR NOSE. STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, SS. LUCAS COUNTY, Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be enred by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 6th day of December, A. D., 1886. A. W. GLEASON, NOTARY PUBLIC. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by all druggists, 750. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Attend the Orange County Business College beginning Sept 2, '07 and get an education that you can put to practical use through life. Church Note German Evang. Luth. Divine service Sunday afternoon 3 o'clock in the Episcopal church, cor. Emily and Adele sts. M. Markers, pastor. NOTICE The Southern Pacific expects to at once put on a train between Newport Beach and Anaheim, arriving at Anaheim at 6 p.m. every Sunday. This is for accommodation of patrons of the road wishing to spend the day at that popular coast resort. For further information call up local agent. ag22t3 Wanted—You to know that it pays to get a business education no matter what you are to do in the future. Because luncheon parties have to such complications, New society, in its craze for more things, is abandoning the lunch in so far as possible, and subthe breakfast. This is an economical way of honoring the guest or paying off a social objection. The breakfast is served at N and everything about it is similar informal as can be made. NUTS BRING 15 CENTS Art Crop and Imperior Forlation Supply Advance Price to Highest Figure Ever Paid. Representatives of walnut association of Southern California met in Angeles on Saturday and decided to their walnuts at 15 cents per pail. In conformity to the provission of the Cartwright act, the price was determined upon as heretofore, an offer from local and eastern cars at this price was accepted. Walnuts will be higher this year ever before in the history of cultivation in this state," said a ear of the meeting. "The price year paid to the grower ranged 10 to 11 cents a pound. This he will receive from 14 to 15 with very little stock offered at lower figure. Last year the crop in California rated to 5355 tons, while this year field will be 830 tons less. This condition has been still more thened by the fact that the in and Italian crops, the largest world, are also below the average. 1896, when the state produced reloads, the price was the lowest and 7 cents a pound. In 1902 the was the largest ever produced, the increased demand over former road advanced them to 9¼ and 10 pound. 1905, when 615 cars were shipped this state, the price was very ranging between twelve and a thirteen cents. Last year, with Mica Axle Grease Helps the Wagon up the Hill The load seems lighter—Wagon and team wear longer—You make more money, and have more time to make money, when wheels are greased with Mica Axle Grease —The longest wearing and most satisfactory lubricant in the world. STANDARD OIL CO. Incorporated Greatest of All Pitchers An associated press dispatch from Washington gives the following glowing account of Walter Johnson, who learned the game in this city: Washington, D. C., Sept. 17—Never before in the history of baseball has a young pitcher without even the slightest minor-league experience made so great a record in a major league as has Walter Johnson since joining the Washington league. None of the pitching stars of the great game made so impressive a showing in fast company as has the California wonder, and the prediction is not amiss that he is the greatest of all pitchers the game has ever developed. Johnson made good from the outset, and he has shown improvement with every game. He is the only youngster that ever broke into fast company who has absolute control of the ball. Not one of the others was reliable in this respect, and control is the most essential requirement of a pitcher. Delinquent Office of the Anaheim UniAnaheim, Orange Co. NOTICE—THERE IS NO the following describof assessment levied the 1907, the several amount names of the respective lows: NAME. NO. CERT. Mrs. Elizabeth Brett 3449 Robert Bosshart...3084 S. Carizosa...1902 James East...1458 James East...1538 James East...1688 Phidelia B. Field...2131 Julia M. Ingram...2358 C. E. Love...2360 C. E. Love...2418 W. M. Raymond...3891 Eugene S. Sargent...3410 J. Stern...2978 J. G. Talbott...3004 F. B. Tuffree...2876 C. P. Tuffree...2941 A. O. Whaley...3289 Chas. Wetenhall and Mary Wetenhall...3242 Mrs. A E. Yorba...3011 W. H. Young...3474 And in accordance with the Board of Directors, twentieth day of July, 1907, each parcel of said stock will be sold at the office oBacks block, Anaheim, Orformia, on the- 14TH DAY OF SEPTUat the hour of 2 p.m. of sdelinquent assessment with costs of advertising a P.H. Anaheim, August 27, 1907. YOU CAN! $12 TO $50 AS SOLICITING SUITE FOR PICTORIAL Every woman shoWe wish a permasentative for this county. Experiecessary. Referquired. Mention "The C" WRITE TO: Dept. C. P., Pic 1896, when the state produced downloads, the price was the lowest and 7 cents a pound. In 1902 the was the largest ever produced, the increased demand over former head advanced them to 9½ and 10 pounds. 1905, when 615 cars were shipped this state, the price was very ranging between twelve and a thirteen cents. Last year, with of 752 cars, the drop was two in all grades. Charles T. Howan of New York, was in Los Angeles to attend the ring of the Walnut Growers' association at which there was present than 200 growers from Southern Indiana, and brokers from various states in the state and eastern states, if the foreign production of the production this year. He said that the United States imprint as many nuts as are proclaimed by the territory lying between Ana and Santa Barbara, outwhich there are very few grown United States. In year there were a few Chill low grade imported, but the for them was not large. The grade of walnut is produced Grenoble, France, and this year only have a quarter crop. Naples walnuts rank about those from Grenoble, and traded in New York they will be cents. Should the California higher they will meet the adverting as they do almost a letter on the market than those in this state. The Marvel France will be a trifle lower, have no effect on the general Dealers in foreign countries the crop as very backward and they do not expect to join the United States market Christmas. Means that the growers of this state have the field entirely tozes for more than a month. Meeting meeting was an open session necessary by the passing of copyright law. We were not fixed, but none of cars will sell for a cent less pound. By the time the nuts hit by the brokers then the ing in last company as has the California wonder, and the prediction is not amiss that he is the greatest of all pitchers the game has ever developed. Johnson made good from the outset, and he has shown improvement with every game. He is the only youngster that ever broke into fast company who has absolute control of the ball. Not one of the others was reliable in this respect, and control is the most essential requirement of a pitcher. The fact that he has terrific speed—no pitcher has more—not to speak of the quick break of his curves and the deceptive shoot of his fast ball, and his ability to put the ball wherever he wants to, are the secrets of his success. Johnson is a pitcher whom a catcher can coach. If the catcher knows a batsman's weakness he has but to hold the glove to indicate where he wants the ball, and Johnson can place it there with all the speed at his command. When Johnson is hit it is the fault of the catcher, who has been outguessed by the batsman. Here is a mere boy without an hour's experience in organized baseball when he joined the Washington team, pitching the best ball in the country and daily showing improvement. He is acquiring the knowledge of the art, which is nine-tenths of the effectiveness of ever pitcher. In course of time he will master the change of pace, which is not only the most deceptive feature of a delivery, but which does much to rest a pitcher's arm. But even if he has no more than he has at the present time, Johnson stands an excellent chance of leading the list of all pitchers. There is nothing of the morning glory about Johnson. He is not getting away by sheer luck. He has the goods, and next season should be the greatest of them all. The fact that he has not been worn out by working in a minor league is to his advantage. His best years are before him, and the Washington club will get the benefit of them. The securing of Johnson was the luckiest strike Washington ever made. He is the club's chief asset. If he were placed on the market today he would bring not less than $10,000. Johnson is a member of the Washington team to stry. Cantillon will build his pitching staff around the California wonder. If you are going consult Lagman & Look at this: house modern in complete for $800 see the plans at street, city. Tillman's Turbulence Sacramento, Sept. 20.-man participated in the meeting of his lecture tour and the row was all over to speak on the race of lecture was under the Y. M. C. A., and that or sponding to the influence colored population, demas senator refrain from the race problem. When the meeting opened of the Y. M. C. A., man that the subject would be "The Trend of Politics." Tillman got how an instant and said he had gagged by a parcel of the official told the Seatthe street and talk, that deliver an undesirable a Y. M. C. A. building. To return the check when given him, and it was not. Then the Senator said about politics, but would negro question. A biglowed, in which many of participated. Men rose nounced the Senator a back. Finally the questionthe audience whether they should be discussed or on the United States market Christmas. means that the growers of this will have the field entirely to less for more than a month. meeting was an open sese necessary by the passing of right law, were not fixed, but none of wills sell for a cent less pound. By the time the nuts at by the brokers, then the dealers, next the retailers, reach 25 cents for the conC. Teague of Santa Paula over the meeting, and A. J. ery of Rivera acted as secrethe new prices will go into efd the middle of October and through the season. good ride call on O. M. Skinnion and have their salesman rate the good qualities of the speediest and most powerful car on the market. HeadAnaheim Garage, Anaheim; branch, west Breakfast Craze uncheon parties have grown implications, New York socraze for more simple abandoning the luncheons, possible, and substituting fast. This is an easy and way of honoring a special paying off a social obligation. Fast is served at 12 o'clock thing about it is simple and can be made. The securing of Johnson was the luckiest strike Washington ever made. He is the club's chief asset. If he were placed on the market today he would bring not less than $10,000. Johnson is a member of the Washington team to stry. Cantillon will build his pitching staff around the California wonder. We sell sewing machines to anybody at $30.00 apiece. Home, Domestic and White. Stern & Goodman, Fullerton, Cal. Hurt By Beet Car. John E. Cox, an employee at the Los Alamitos sugar factory, who tends to unloading the beet pulp cars which run from the factory to the dump on an elevated track, was badly hurt Tuesday afternoon. The car on which he was riding jumped the track and as it turned over, precipitating Cox to the ground. He grasped one side of the car, but it turned completely over, struck him in the back and sent him downward to the ground. He struck his head on a pile of boards and then the car fell on him. The other employees rushed to pick up, as they supposed, a dead and mangled body, but Cox, though unconscious, was alive. He was hurriedly placed in an auto and a quick trip made to the hospital at Long Beach. The victim's injuries consisted of a broken ankle, a torn and ruptured knee joint, a double fracture of the right leg, painful contusions on the left knee, leg, back, head and chest. Cox is 17 years of age and his parents live at Los Angeles. Y. M. C. A. building. T to return the check whi given him, and it was not Then the Senator said he about politics, but would negro question. A big lowed, in which many of his participated. Men rose nounced the Senator and back. Finally the question the audience whether the should be discussed or man was voted down. He saying that he could have the result the other way he sired, and talked politics. Lots for Sale.—Olive T. Sycamore and Adele street up. Write owner, 1435 F Unclaimed Letters Unclaimed letters in the postoffice for week ending Mrs Kate Pressley, Mrs llis, Mrs Louisa Schlaroz, well, Jose Triada, H W H Hollister, F L Temuertes, Louis P Tapia, F OL Tyner card, E E W Vera Warden card, M Firzo Martinez card. Claiiams card, Lulu WcWilliam. When calling for above say "advertised" and name this list. One cent exchanged for each advert. Letters remaining unclassified expiration of fifteen days will be sent to the dead lete J. W. Duckwor Eggs are worth 33 cents. Bring them to 49 Stern & Goodman, Fu Delinquent Notice Notice of the Anaheim Union water Company, Anaheim, Orange County, California. NOTICE—THERE IS DELINQUENT UPON the following described stock, on account assessment levied the twentieth day of July, 17, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders as follows: NAME. NO. CERT. NO. SHARES. AMOUNT DUE. Ms. Elizabeth Brett 3449 2 $4 00 Robert Bosshart...3084 8 16 00 Carizosa...1702 1 2 00 James East...1458 16 32 00 James East...1538 4 8 00 James East...1688 5 10 00 Idelia B. Field...2131 5 10 00 Claia M. Ingram...2358 3 6 00 E. Love...2360 11 22 00 E. Love...2418 9 18 00 M. Raymond...3391 10 20 00 Gene S. Sargent...3410 5 10 00 Btern...2978 25 50 00 G. Talbott...3004 35 70 00 B. Tuffree...2876 10 20 00 P. Tuffree...2941 14 28 00 O. Whaley...3289 12 24 00 As. Wetenhall and Mary Wetenhall...3242 20 40 00 S. A E. Yorba...3011 1 2 00 H. Young...3474 4 8 00 And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors made on the said twentieth day of July, 1907, so many shares of each parcel of said stock as may be necessary will be sold at the office of said Board at the blocks block, Anaheim, Orange County, Calinia, on the. 14TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1907, The hour of 2 p.m. of said day, to pay the delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. P. H. KRICK, Secretary. Anaheim. August 27, 1907. YOU CAN EARN $12 TO $50 A WEEK ILLICITING SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR PICTORIAL REVIEW Every woman should have it. We wish a permanent representative for this town and county. Experience not necessary. References required. Mention "The Gazette." WRITE TODAY ANAHEIM MACHINE WORKS Right Work at Right Prices 204 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim VICTOR MONTGOMERY ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Attention given to Probate Business. Commercial Bank Building. Santa Ana - - - - Calf Tel. Black 791 au23-6m F. C. 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Tillman offered turn the check which had been him, and it was not accepted. In the Senator said he would talk politics, but would interject the question. A bigger row follomed in which many of the audience pated. Men rose up and deed the Senator and he fought. Finally the question was put to silence whether the race question be discussed or not, and Till- Unclaimed Letters calmed letters in the Anaheim race for week ending Sept. 23, '07: Kate Pressley, Mrs Louise Wils Louisa Schlaroz, J Burt Storose Triada, H W Allinger, H Hullister, F L Temmels, J MinLouis P Tapia, F B Widaburn, Werner card, E E Wilson cards, Warden card, M Payan card, Martinez card, Clarence Willrd, Lulu WeWilliams. On calling for above letters please advertise" and name the date of st. One cent extra will be paid for each advertised letter. Remaining unclaimed at the ion of fifteen days from date sent to the dead letter office. J. W. DUCKWORTH, P. 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