anaheim-gazette 1907-12-26

Sulphuring Dried Fruits Representatives Smith, Hayes and Needham called upon the Secretary of Agriculture and had a conference with him with reference to the question of the use of sulphur in preserving dried fruit. The growers and packers of California are deeply interested in this matter, and they feared that under the pure food act as interpreted by the department their industry would be wiped out. But Secretary Wilson has been with them in the enforcement of this law, and they have been permitted to use sulphur in the preservation of fruit shipped outside the state. The secretary told the California members that he had given the subject his personal attention during a recent trip to the state, but had been unable to learn definitely just how the sulphur is used by packers in the preparation of their fruit. He stated that agents of the department are now in California buying the preserved fruits in the open market and sending samples to Washington to be thoroughly tested in order to determine just what proportion of sulphur is used and whether or not the ingredient is harmful. The packers declare that as soon as the fruit is boiled all the sulphur is removed from the fruit. Secretary Wilson informed the California members that it would be about February 1 before the tests would be completed, when he would make another ruling defining the attitude of the government on the use of sulphur in preserving fruits. He said he had no desire to injure this great industry, and would give the packers every advantage so long as they ATTEMPTING TO DISCREDIT PRESIDENT The report is current that closest friends of the administration are convinced that vast sums of money are being expended discredit President Roosevelt especially the policies for which stands and as an instance of latest development of this movement is cited the widely distributed advertisement which has appeared in the newspapers of country from one end to the other entitled "Theodore Roosevelt—stroyer." An investigation brought to light the fact that expense of $200,000 has already been entailed in the publication this advertisement, presumably promote the sale of a somewhat obscure magazine, and the natural assumption is that the expenditure is the outcome of a conspiracy known to exist by the friends of the administration, to prevent continuance of the policies which Mr. Roosevelt stands and defeat the nomination of the candidate for the presidency who is, in the judgment of the president, capable and willing to carry on the work he has begun. We believe that the president and the friends of the administration have no cause for anxiety as it is on necessary for the great body of people to know the facts that vast sums of money are being lavishly used to defeat the policies for which Industries Follow Raw Material How industries follow the preservation and cultivation of forests may be seen in the fact that with the growth of the government pine forests, wood-pulp factories sprang up in Germany in large numbers, as well as factories for the manufacture of sash, doors, flooring, barrels, boxes, buttons and covers for musical instruments, and a great variety of other articles. Some 4000 establishments, employing close to 60,000 people, have grown up in the mountain regions of Saxony alone, where prior to the growth of her pine forests, the country was comparatively non-productive. Attention may be called to the fact that one hundred years ago Germany was suffering from a timber famine such as is now coming upon us. There was much agitation over the matter and the result was the establishment of the public forests in various German states, and the inauguration of careful forestry upon private estates. The development of these wood working industries following a liberal supply of wood is similar to the experience of Cass Lake, Minnesota, near which place a national forest has been located, against the opposition of the neighboring inhabitants. A crate and box board factory has since been started at Cass Lake because of the presence of the national forest with its permanent supply of wood. The people of the village naturally take pleasure in this new industry with all that it means. This was described at length in the forest service department of the August issue of the Forestry and Irrigation Magazine. Raw materials are the first essential to all factories. How important then to secure a sufficient supply of raw material in the way of wood, when so removed from the fruit, Secretary Wilson informed the California members that it would be about February 1 before the tests would be completed, when he would make another ruling defining the attitude of the government on the use of sulphur in preserving fruits. He said he had no desire to injure this great industry, and would give the packers every advantage so long as they did not violate the law. OHIO FOR TAFT Col. Myron T. Herrick, former Governor of Ohio, gave out an interview in Washington recent which is well worth careful consideration by all thoughtful people who are seeking light through the political chaos which is the distressing feature of the Republican party at present. He says, "New since William McKinley was born universal consent made the candidate date of our state in 1896 has there been such genuine and devoted advocacy among the rank and file of Ohio republicans of any man for any office as that which has come to William H. Taft. It is a happy coincidence that most of the close friends who inaugurated the McKinley movement are back of Taft and it is an unhappy coincidence that a few of those who opposed McKinley are now opposing Taft. These friends of McKinley in Ohio have watched with interest and pride the career of Judge Taft. They remember that it was McKinley who made Taft governor of the Philippines and started him on the presidency, and they recall that it was Senator Hanna who first suggested Taft as a prospective candidate for that high office. Secretary Taft is the natural successor of William McKinley, born into a greater and better day. The real secret of his strength is that... 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Ohio republicans would not be for him if they did not know that the interest of property, of labor, and of national development would be safe in his hands.” Judging by the developments of the last few days in Washington the contest has already reached the stage where it is the field against Taft, just as it was the field against McKinley at a similar period of the contest in 1895-6. For Sale—27 lots in Olive-street tract, 5 lots in block one, 13 lots in block two, 8 lots in block three on Sycamore street, Adele street and Olive street. The 27 lots for $5000, one half-cash, balance 1 and 2 years, at 6 percent interest per annum. Address 841 Second st., San Diego. Dr. Flora N. Barker, graduate of the Los Angeles College of Osteopathy has rented the front rooms over the Nagel hardware store and will occupy them as soon as they can be fitted up. Women's and children's diseases a specialty. She will be in her office Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. TO DISCREDIT THE PRESIDENT is current that the administration has been expended to President Roosevelt and policies for which he is an instance of the movement of this move—the widely distributent which has appealed newspapers of the one end to the other, Adore Roosevelt—Dean investigation has right the fact that an 100,000 has already in the publication of the moment, presumably to sale of a somewhat fine, and the natural that the expenditure of a conspiracy, not by the friends of the nation, to prevent a failure of the policies for Roosevelt stands and to distraction of the one the presidency whogment of the president willing to carry on has begun. We president and the administration have anxiety as it is only the great body of the facts that vast care being lavishly the policies for which DEED TO 5 ACRES AND ROSEVILLE WEATHERLAND & WATER CO. 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