anaheim-gazette 1908-08-13

SELINGER MAKES THE TEAM Local Riffleman wins Place Among Marksmen Who Will Represent State at Ohio Shoot—Gets His Picture In the Paper Lieut. John Selinger was on Sunday selected as a member of the state team of riflemen who will go to Camp Perry, Ohio, to represent California in the international shoot the latter part of this month. Out of 31 men competing Selinger stood tenth, the man ahead of him leading him by a single point. The shoot occurred at the range at East Lake park during several days the past week, and the state team was not selected until after the elimination of eleven low men on Friday. Selinger was a member of the state team last year. Himself one of the best riflemen in the state, he laughingly admitted on his return that the army and navy as well as eastern cracks were so far ahead of western marksmen that there "was nothing to the international shoot." The easterners were outfitted with latest apparatus, and coached one another while watching the scoreboard through strong glasses. The interstate shoot was won by the navy team, who later defeated all comers in the international shoot held in Canada. The westerners will go east better equipped than ever to make a showing against men who hold world's records as riflemen. They leave on the 16th and will be absent several weeks. Selinger's picture was printed in one of the Los Angeles papers, showing a snapshot of the rifleman in the act of this reservoir will be to this report deals with estimates concerning the company from day of night runs. Card from Old-Tim Chief Engineer Fischer Angeles water works (w/aeronout) writes the editorial note concerning the stories while a kid, as public columns last week. Honor of being an incipient longs to him or the writer which is buried in the yr passed. But Fritz got it as usual, escaped scot fr. We quote from our friends: LOS ANGELES, Cal., A copy of the Anaheim just been placed on my opening it I have come of the "Life and Daisy Fischer." The pleasant little boy accept my thanks) takes days of forty years ago didn't tag "Mr." to our were not a newspaper engineer. What good My memory leaps the foot brings the incidents of time as though they were yesterday. In truth, I believe my stood the test of time but own, or how could you that it was I who touch the patent (?) oil burner I can see you (after you the lighted match into the flames with your almost feel that "subseq in the woodshed" I had Moreover, after giving for being a pro-managing strong glasses. The interstate shoot was won by the navy team, who later defeated all comers in the international shoot held in Canada. The westerners will go east better equipped than ever to make a showing against men who hold world’s records as riflemen. They leave on the 16th and will be absent several weeks. Selinger’s picture was printed in one of the Los Angeles papers, showing a snapshot of the rifleman in the act of firing at the 1000 yard target, in which event he was one of the top notchers. Eleven men were eliminated at the close of Friday’s shooting. With the exception of Private Umstead, Company A, Los Angeles, all were up-state men. Of the remaining 20 marksmen Selinger stood tenth. Of this number 15 will be selected to represent the state at the international shoot at Camp Perry, Ohio. The fifteen men who will make up the state team are as follows: Corp. F. R, Newland, Co. B, Second infantry, Lieut. C. H. Sanborn, Co E, Fifth infantry, Lieut. F. W. Cameron, Co G, Second infantry; Capt. W. H. White, Co A, Second infantry; Sergt. W. A. Guildner, Co E, Fifth infantry; Private C. R. Nordstrom, Co G, Fifth infantry; Private C. H. Manville, Co B, Second infantry; Sergt. E. R. Rogers, Co I, Second infantry; Lieut. H. J. Calaghan, Co I, Fifth infantry; Capt. R. J. Johnson, Co D, Fifth infantry; Sergt. H. R. Downing, Co A, Second infantry; Lieut. J. I. Selinger, Co E, Seventh infantry; Sergt. O.A. Haynke, Troop D, cavalry; Lieut. H. O. Higgins, Co M, Seventh infantry; Private B. Duffield, Co M, Second infantry. Scores of the twenty men at the various targets, 200, 500, 800 and 1000 yards, rapid fire and skirmish run, are as follows: Corp. F. R. Newland, Co. B, Second infantry, Colusa. First Lieut. C. H. Sanborn, Co E, 5th infantry, San Rafael. Private C. R. Nordstrum, Co G, 5th infantry, Alameda. Sergt. E R. Rogers, Co I, 2nd infantry, Vacaville. Sec. Lt. F. W. Cameron, Co G, 2d infantry, Sacramento. Capt. W. H. White, Co A, 2d infantry, Chico. First Lieut. R. J. Johnson, Co D, 5th infantry, San Rafael. Sergt. H. R. Downing, Co A, 2d infantry, Chico. Sergt. F G Watson, Co G, 5th infantry, Alameda. Sergt. W A Guildner, Co E, 5th infantry, Santa Rosa. Sec. Lieut. J.I.Selinger, Co E, 7th infantry, Anaheim. Sergt.O.A.Haynke,Troop B，1st squad,cav.Sacramento. Sec.Lieut.H.J.Callagham,Co I，5th infantry,Livermore. Private C.H.Manville,Co B，2d infantry，Colusa. First Lt.H.O.Higgins.Co M，7th infantry,Riverside. Bat.Sergt.Maj.R.H.Warden，5th infantry,San Rafael. Sergt.H.J.Lewis,Co F，2d infantry，Woodland. In truth, I believe my stood the test of time but own, or how could you that it was I who touched the patent (?) oil burner? I can see you (after you) the lighted match into the flames with your almost feel that “subseq in the-woodshed” I had. Moreover, after giving for being a pyro-maniac stance, you show true cleverness in evading the few lines farther down “years later the hotel by fire at midnight.” Not know me—or perhaps those who do—will say of “That was Fritz Fisck with another balloon.” Well, to make a long this little reminiscence warmed my heart. I much to run down to day to talk over the old and perhaps I shall find which I can.With kind you and yours,sincerely FRED [Come on,Fritz;we’ll balloon—and maybe go Reservoir at Olive Engineer H. C. Kellogg, builder of the Yorba reservoir, has signed a contract with the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation company for constructing a reservoir in the Olive foothills. Mr. Kellogg has machinery on the ground and active work will begin this week. This reservoir is to be built for the purpose of holding a night's run of water and more so that the irrigators may have day water. The dam will be a hydraulic filled dam such as was used in making the Yorba reservoir for the Anaheim Union Water Co. Water will be used to wash the dirt on to the dam, where it settles and forms a solid core. The reservoir will cover about three acres of ground, and will hold twelve hours' run of twenty or twenty-five heads of water. With this capacity there will be no difficulty in converting as much of the summer to day runs as is desired. The reservoir is to be constructed at Olive, on property, part of which was bought from the Olive Milling Co., and part of which the water company owned. The S.A.V.I. Co. has a report from Engineer Kellogg showing the value Two years ago, when was first taken up, a man of the district here gave with exception of a few days These it is now believed to pave. No trouble is a getting property owner's business center to sign, as the age signed up in the in pave two years ago. However if outlying refuse to sign, the work business center will be taken up and pushed to. Business men are a wide awake property expressed a willing sign, but to assist in helping the good work cost, it is said, will be per foot. Let Anaheim get into and have paved streets come and make our town but impassable. I have several fine properties in Los Angeles large and small ranches Call at H. Vossbeck. LETTER FROM JOS. HELMSEN Tells of Experiences on Trip to Elsinore Springs—Meets Conductor Who Knows Less Than the Ordinary Run of Railroad Conductors ELSINORE, CAL., Aug. 8, '08. EDITOR GAZETTE.—“Where is my Wandering Boy Tonight?” Why, he is up here in Elsinore. Well, you see, its this way. I had a chance to get away from business cares for a week, and I had an invitation from Capt. Barr to come and visit him up here. I took the 8:18 a.m. Santa Fe train leaving Anaheim. As I got aboard I ran into our old friend, C. L. Metzgar, and he pulled out blue prints and a whole lot of mining papers and wanted to sell me about a million shares in his mines. I asked the conductor of this train, 1244, (he is evidently employed only to take up tickets and not answer questions) how long the wait was at Riverside before taking the train for Elsinore. He bit it off short and informed me that “his train would stop long enough so that we could get off.” I was glad to know this, because I didn’t want to ride on his old train any more anyway. Well, my friend Metzgar and I talked about Southern California until he finally made up his mind to get off at Arlington, and got ready to leave me; but we had already passed Arlington, so he gets another ride for his money, from Riverside back to Arlington. Riverside has rather a neat little station in front of which is a large canal of water which looks good DIVIDEND NOTICE BEAUMONT LAND C Purchasers of land in the of Section 11 are hereby call regarding a crop of 4.01 sacks of oats per ac of this years harvest. G stored in warehouse sub order, and ruling price i which equals $9.22 per ac this dividend about 10 y purchase price of said l BEAUMONT LAND AND Truth, I believe my faculties have been the test of time better than your or how could you have written it was I who touched a match to patent (?) oil burner of our balloon? I see you (after you had dropped lighted match into the can) beating flames with your hat, and I can feel that "subsequent interview we-woodshed" I had with father. Moreover, after giving me the blame being a pyro-maniac in the first instance, you show true metropolitan earnness in evading the libel laws a lines farther down by remarking, later the hotel was destroyed there at midnight." Those who do know me—or perhaps it will be who do—will say on reading this, that was Fritz Fischer monkeying at another balloon." Well, to make a long story short, little reminiscence has rather named my heart. I should like very well to run down to Anaheim for a talk over the old times with you perhaps I shall find some way by which I can. With kindest regards to and yours, sincerely, FRED J. FISCHER. Come on, Fritz; we'll make another room—and maybe go up in it.—ED.] Street Paving Petitions are in circulation for the King of Center and Los Angeles from Orange street to Palm and Santa Ana Street to Sycamore.erty owners are being requested sign for this needed civic improvement, and the chamber of commerce, or whose auspices the work of cir-icing petitions is being carried for, confidently expect paving will completed before the winter rains. Colusa...542 Bry, San Rafael...507 Alameda...504 Aville...502 Sacramento...502 O... Bay, San Rafael...489 Mico...484 Meda...483 anta Rosa...481 Anaheim...482 Sacramento...476 Bay, Livermore...472 colusa...471 Riverside...462 San Rafael...458 and...454 was glad to know this, because I didn't want to ride on his old train any more anyway. Well, my friend Metzgar and I talked about Southern California until he finally made up his mind to get off at Arlington, and got ready to leave me; but we had already passed Arlington, so he gets another ride for his money, from Riverside back to Arlington. Riverside has rather a neat little station in front of which is a large canal of water which looks good to a Californian. As I had never been in Riverside before everything was new to me. Among other things was a man with a heavy suit case in his hand weighing himself on the depot scales. He caught my smile, and then said he guessed he was getting awful heavy. When he put his suit case aside he lost about twenty pounds. As I got aboard the Elsinore train the brakeman informed me that if I took the last car I would get to Elsinore, as that was the Elsinore car. The train only had three cars and an engine, so I did as he told me and wondered where the rest of that train was going. At Highgrove they dropped our car, and pretty soon another engine, maybe it was the same engine (all engines look alike to me) came along and took us as far as Perris. Then that engine dropped us again. The sun beats right down in the middle at Perris; then a fellow who never drinks anything stronger than tea, with a gait of "half-seas-over," woke up and wanted to know where the conductor was, but there wasn't any conductor, just our lone car out on the blistering desert—then our passenger took another drink and gave it up. On arriving at Elsinore I hunted up Mr. Barr. He is certainly comfortably situated. His residence is about three blocks from the depot, and being on a hill, overlooks the town and lake. This is the "simple life" sure enough. The house is surrounded by all kinds of large trees. Mr. Barr is cook and everything. Everything tastes of sulphur—hot sulphur, cold sulphur—tea and coffee has a wrestling match as to whether its tea or sulphur after it is cooked. This is the nicest, quietest place on earth, I do believe. The view of the town from the hills is beautiful. It is not as hot up here as reports have it—there is always a nice breeze. The bath houses are very handsome. They district headquarter Francisco, Albuquerque Denver, and Missoula some other points located for the pu- At the head of each be a district forester district forester. U experts in charge of work. A chief of charge of range m products will handle treatment of timber and study market co- Gaville...502 Sacramento...502 Oro...497 Yay, San Rafael...489 Mexico...484 Ameda...483 Santa Rosa...481 Anaheim...482 Sacramento...476 Yay, Livermore...472 Colusa...471 Riverside...462 San Rafael...458 Land...454 Los Angeles...451 Redlands...447 Bird...446 Two years ago, when the question first taken up, a majority frontage of the district here given was secured, the exception of a few outlying blocks. But it is now believed will be willing to have. No trouble is apprehended in doing property owners in the business center to sign, as the entire front-signed up in the initial attempt to two years ago. However if outlying property-owners desire to sign, the work of paving the business center will be immediately done up and pushed to completion. Business men are a unit for paving wide-awake property-owners have pressed a willingness not only to but to assist in every manner in doing the good work along. The result it is said, will be about 13 cents foot. At Anaheim get into the procession have paved streets before the rains and make our thoroughfares all impassable. Have several fine pieces of income certies in Los Angeles to trade for me and small ranches near Anaheim. That H. Vossbeck. Mr. Barr is cook and everything. Everything tastes of sulphur—hot sulphur, cold sulphur—tea and coffee has a wrestling match as to whether its tea or sulphur after it is cooked. This is the nicest, quietest place on earth, I do believe. The view of the town from the hills is beautiful. It is not as hot up here as reports have it—there is always a nice breeze. The bath houses are very handsome. They have a nice school building. The city owns its own water and light. The city water is pumped to a storage reservoir on top of a hill, but you can't get away from the sulphur. The merchants and people are all pleasant and home-like. Mr. J. A. Crane of the local bank gave me an auto ride. This must be even more beautiful in winter when the hills are green. Be home and see you in a few days. JOE. FIELD DISTRICTS IN FORESTS Experts to be Placed in Charge of Various Lines of Work—Treatment of Timber and the Study of Market Conditions [CORRESPONDENCE OF THE GAZETTE] Plans for the forest service field headquarters which are soon to be established in the west are being rapidly worked out in detail. Each headquarters will be modeled after the Washington office. In all there will be six district headquarters, one located at each of the present inspection large trees. Mr. Barr is cook and everything. Everything tastes of sulphur—hot sulphur, cold sulphur—tea and coffee has a wrestling match as to whether its tea or sulphur after it is cooked. This is the nicest, quietest place on earth, I do believe. The view of the town from the hills is beautiful. It is not as hot up here as reports have it—there is always a nice breeze. The bath houses are very handsome. They have a nice school building. The city owns its own water and light. The city water is pumped to a storage reservoir on top of a hill, but you can't get away from the sulphur. The merchants and people are all pleasant and home-like. Mr. J. A. Crane of the local bank gave me an auto ride. This must be even more beautiful in winter when the hills are green. Be home and see you in a few days. JOE. FIELD DISTRICTS IN FORESTS Experts to be Placed in Charge of Various Lines of Work—Treatment of Timber and the Study of Market Conditions [CORRESPONDENCE OF THE GAZETTE] Plans for the forest service field headquarters which are soon to be established in the west are being rapidly worked out in detail. Each headquarters will be modeled after the Washington office. In all there will be six district headquarters, one located at each of the present inspection large trees. Mr. Barr is cook and everything. Everything tastes of sulphur—hot sulphur, cold sulphur—tea and coffee has a wrestling match as to whether its tea or sulphur after it is cooked. This is the nicest, quietest place on earth, I do believe. The view of the town from the hills is beautiful. It is not as hot up here as reports have it—there is always a nice breeze. The bath houses are very handsome. They have a nice school building. The city owns its own water and light. The city water is pumped to a storage reservoir on top of a hill, but you can't get away from the sulphur. The merchants and people are all pleasant and home-like. Mr. J. A. Crane of the local bank gave me an auto ride. This must be even more beautiful in winter when the hills are green. Be home and see you in a few days. JOE. FIELD DISTRICTS IN FORESTS Experts to be Placed in Charge of Various Lines of Work—Treatment of Timber and the Study of Market Conditions [CORRESPONDENCE OF THE GAZETTE] Plans for the forest service field headquarters which are soon to be established in the west are being rapidly worked out in detail. Each headquarters will be modeled after the Washington office. In all there will be six district headquarters, one located at each of the present inspection large trees. Mr. Barr is cook and everything. Everything tastes of sulphur—hot sulphur, cold sulphur—tea and coffee has a wrestling match as to whether its tea or sulphur after it is cooked. This is the nicest, quietest place on earth, I do believe. The view of the town from the hills is beautiful. It is not as hot up here as reports have it—there is always a nice breeze. The bath houses are very handsome. They have a nice school building. The city owns its own water and light. The city water is pumped to a storage reservoir on top of a hill, but you can't get away from the sulphur. The merchants and people are all pleasant and home-like. Mr. J. A. Crane of the local bank gave me an auto ride. This must be even more beautiful in winter when the hills are green. Be home and see you in a few days. JOE. FIELD DISTRICTS IN FORESTS Experts to be Placed in Charge of Various Lines of Work—Treatment of Timber and the Study of Market Conditions [CORRESPONDENCE OF THE GAZETTE] Plans for the forest service field headquarters which are soon to be established in the west are being rapidly worked out in detail. Each headquarters will be modeled after the Washington office. In all there will be six district headquarters, one located at each of the present inspection large trees. Mr. Barr is cook and everything. Everything tastes of sulphur—hot sulphur, cold sulphur—tea and coffee has a wrestling match as to whether its tea or sulphur after it is cooked. This is the nicest, quietest place on earth, I do believe. The view of the town from the hills is beautiful. It is not as hot up here as reports have it—there is always a nice breeze. The bath houses are very handsome. They have a nice school building. The city owns its own water and light. The city water is pumped to a storage reservoir on top of a hill, but you can't get away from the sulphur. The merchants and people are all pleasant and home-like. Mr. J. A. Crane of the local bank gave me an auto ride. This must be even more beautiful in winter when the hills are green. Be home and see you in a few days. JOE. FIELD DISTRICTS IN FORESTS Experts to be Placed in Charge of Various Lines of Work—Treatment of Timber and the Study of Market Conditions [CORRESPONDENCE OF THE GAZETTE] Plans for the forest service field headquarters which are soon to be established in the west are being rapidly worked out in detail. Each headquarters will be modeled after the Washington office. In all there will be six district headquarters, one located at each of the present inspection large trees. Mr. Barr is cook and everything. Everything tastes of sulphur—hot sulphur, cold sulphur—tea and coffee has a wrestling match as to whether its tea or sulphur after it is cooked. This is the nicest, quietest place on earth, I do believe. The view of the town from the hills is beautiful. It is not as hot up here as reports have it—there is always a nice breeze. The bath houses are very handsome. They have a nice school building. The city owns its own water and light. The city water is pumped to a storage reservoir on top of a hill, but you can't get away from the sulphur. The merchants and people are all pleasant and home-like.Mrs.J.A.CraneofthelocalbankgavemeanautorideThismustbeevenmorebeautifulinwinterwhenthehillsaregreen. Behomeandseeyouinafewdays. JOE. FIELD DISTRICTS IN FORESTS Experts to be Placed in Charge of Various Lines of Work—Treatment of Timber and the Study of Market Conditions [CORRESPONDENCE OF THE GAZETTE] Plans for the forest service field headquarters which are soon to be established in the west are being rapidly worked out in detail. Each headquarters will be modeled after the Washington office. In all there will be six district headquarters, one located at each of the present inspection large trees.Mrs.J.A.CraneofthelocalbankgavemeanautorideThismustbeevenmorebeautifulinwinterwhenthehillsaregreen. Behomeandseeyouinafewdays. JOE. FIELD DISTRICTS IN FORESTS Experts to be Placed in Charge of Various Lines of Work—Treatment of Timber and the Study of Market Conditions [CORRESPONDENCE OF THE GAZETTE] Plans for the forest service field headquarters which are soon to be established in the west are being rapidly worked out in detail.Each headquarters will be modeled after the Washington office.In all there will be six district headquarters, one located at each of the present inspection large trees.Mrs.J.A.CraneofthelocalbankgavemeanautorideThismustbeevenmorebeautifulinwinterwhenthehillsaregreen. Behomeandseeyouinafewdays. JOE. FIELD DISTRICTS IN FORESTS Experts to be Placed in Charge of Various Lines of Work—Treatment of Timber and the Study of Market Conditions [CORRESPONDENCE OF THE GAZETTE] Plans for the forest service field headquarters which are soon to be established in the west are being rapidly worked out in detail.Each headquarters will be modeled after the Washington office.In all there will be six district headquarters, one located at each of the present inspection large trees.Mrs.J.A.CraneofthelocalbankgavemeanautorideThismustbeevenmorebeautifulinwinterwhenthehillsaregreen. Behomeandseeyouinafewdays. JOE. FIELD DISTRICTS IN FORESTS Experts to be Placed in Charge of Various Lines of Work—Treatment of Timber and the Study of Market Conditions [CORRESPONDENCE OF THE GAZETTE] Plans for the forest service field headquarters which are soon to be established in the west are being rapidly worked out in detail.Each headquarters will be modeled after the Washington office.In all there will be six district headquarters, one located at each of the present inspection large trees.Mrs.J.A.CraneofthelocalbankgavemeanautorideThismustbeevenmorebeautifulinwinterwhenthehillsaregreen. Behomeandseeyouinafewdays. JOE. FIELD DISTRICTS IN FORESTS Experts to be Placed in Charge of Various Lines of Work—Treatment of Timber and the Study of Market Conditions [CORRESPONDENCE OF THE GAZETTE] Plans for the forest service field headquarters which are soon to be established in the west are being rapidly worked out in detail.Each headquarters will be modeled after the Washington office.In all there will be six district headquarters, one located at each of the present inspection large trees.Mrs.J.A.CraneofthelocalbankgavemeanautorideThismustbeevenmorebeautifulinwinterwhenthehillsaregreen. Behomeandseeyouinafewdays. JOE. FIELD DISTRICTS IN FORESTS Experts to be Placed in Charge of Various Lines of Work—Treatment of Timber and the Study of Market Conditions [CORRESPONDENCE OF THE GAZETTE] Plans for the forest service field headquarters which are soon to be established in the west are being rapidly worked out in detail.Each headquarters will be modeled after the Washington office.In all there will be six district headquarters, one located at each of the present inspection large trees.Mrs.J.A.CraneofthelocalbankgavemeanautorideThismustbeevenmorebeautifulinwinterwhenthehillsaregreen. Behomeandseeyouinafewdays. JOE. FIELD DISTRICTS IN FORESTS Experts to be Placed in Charge of Various Lines of Work—Treatment of Timber and the Study of Market Conditions [CORRESPONDENCE OF THE GAZETTE] Plans for the forest service field headquarters which are soon to be established in the west are being rapidly worked out in detail.Each headquarters will be modeled after the Washington office.In all there will be six district headquarters, one located at each of the present inspection large trees.Mrs.J.A.CraneofthelocalbankgavemeanautorideThismustbeevenmorebeautifulinwinterwhenthehillsaregreen." There will also be chief of silviculture charge of timber with landslift experiment operation.The latter What Will the Answer Be? SPECULATION AND UNCERTANTY OR LAND AND LIVING IN BEAUMONT WE OFFER 10 DAYS ONLY 5 Acres and Independence for $42.50 Cash Balance $16 monthly, making the land-cost $425. 500 trees to plant, 5 acres cost only $125. Total Cost of Land and Trees $550 Prices, soil and climate in Beaumont speak louder than words. Don't waste time looking at less favored localities—see Beaumont. Go where 10,000 have gone and been satisfied. Invest where $230,000 worth of property has been purchased by bona fide nomesekers in nine months. The land we offer adjoins the growing, thriving city of Beaumont on an 80-foot platted street, and can't be beat for apples, pears, grapes, cherries and apricotts. Buy the land now; rent it this fall, and you will soon have a steady life income. DIVIDEND NOTICE TO BEAUMONT LAND OWNERS Purchasers of land in the north half of Section 11 are hereby notified to all regarding a crop dividend of 1 sacks of oats per acre, being ¼ of this year's harvest. Grain is now stored in warehouse subject to your order, and ruling price is $2 a sack, which equals $9.22 per acre, making his dividend about 10 per cent in purchase price of said land. BEAUMONT LAND AND WATER CO. Free Trips to Buyers Including dinner at Edinburg Hotel and carriage ride. Excursions every Sunday and Thursday. It's all done in a day and allows you five hours to see the property. Join our party next excursion day, sure. Homeseekers Free Lectures Daily 2:30 and 8 p.m., illustrate by stereopticon views of these productive little 5-acre farms, are held at 554 South Broadway, Los Angeles. We do business on the "Missouri" order by showing you face to face the land we offer and the crops it produces. When in Los Angeles come in and hear of and see Beaumont. It will be an eye-opener. Cut Out and Mail the Coupon Below Today, Sure Homeseekers Free Lectures Daily 2:30 and 8 p.m., illustrate by stereopticon views of these productive little 5-acre farms, are held at 554 South Broadway, Los Angeles. We do business on the "Missouri" order by showing you face to face the land we offer and the crops it produces. When in Los Angeles come in and hear of and see Beaumont. It will be an eye-opener. Cut Out and Mail the Coupon Below Today, Sure BEAUMONT LAND & WAETR COMPANY, 226 Mercantile Place. Lecture Room, 544 South Broadway, Los Angeles. I am interested in knowing all about these productive little 5-acre farms in Beaumont, and would like to have you send me maps, prices and facts, backed by actual conditions on the ground. If the information supplied is satisfactory, I may want to go on one of your Sunday or Thursday excursions, so please give railroad rates from here. Name..... Address..... Anaheim Gazette SURREY TALK PAGE and HENNEY Buggies Surreys with spindle seats, Surreys with high backs, Surreys with solid seats, Surreys with panel seats, open Surreys, canopy top Surreys, light three-quarter open or canopy top Surreys, Surreys with latest style bodies and automobile seats. We are selling Surreys at our price, but that price, we are satisfied will suit everyone who is looking for a bargain in a Surrey. Remember every Surrey we sell is warranted by us for one year. WICKERSHEIM IMPLEMENT COMPANY FULLERTON, CAL. At the head of each office there will be a district forester and an assistant district forester. Under these will be experts in charge of the various lines of work. A chief of grazing will have charge of range matters. A chief of products will handle the preservative treatment of timber and strength tests and study market conditions. The office of lands deals with questions involving the validity of claims asserted under the public land laws; applications for special use of the resources of the national forests: changes in boundaries of forests, and the examination of lands applied for under the Act of June 11, 1906, for agricultural settlement. The forest service, however, neverasses on the titles themselves. That is entirely a matter for the general land office to decide. In the case of applications for homesteads under the Act of June 11, 1906, the forest service is called upon to decide whether the land is in fact more valuable for agriculture than for timber, and if it is, to recommend its listing as open to entry and patent. In the case of claims the service ascertaints whether any facts exist which seem to show that the claim is not a legal one, in order that national forest land may not be unlawfully taken up. But it rests always with the land office of the Interior department to decide whether the title should or should not be granted. The branch of lords in the district forest service organization does not mean any new assumption of land business. There will also be in such district a chief of silviculture, who will have charge of timber sales, planting and silvical experiments, and a chief of operation. The latter will supervise an engineer in charge; the accounts of the district, including receipts, disbursements, and bookkeeping, which will be directly supervised by an expert accountant; and the routine business of the district. In each of the lines of work the management will be in the hands of a man who is a specialist and who has had thorough experience both in the west and in Washington. The foresters and clerks at each district headquarters will number about fifty. The establishment of these field districts will bring the service into more immediate touch with the public. It is merely the completion of the movement, started sometime ago, to have the forests administered as far as possible by men actually on the ground. The change will not affect the investigative work of the service, which will center, as hitherto, in Washington. Mr. Pluchot is expected soon to name the men who will fill the various positions. Lawn hose and lawn sprinklers of the best makes at Nagel's. MONEY can be borrowed on more favorable terms from the SAVINGS, LOAN and BUILDING ASSOCIATION OF ANAHEIM than from any similar institution in the State A Home Institution... conducted by home men If you want to borrow money at a low rate to pay off your present mortgage, or to build a home or to improve your present one, address or call on Fred A. Backs, Jr Secretary Anaheim