anaheim-gazette 1909-03-25

HARMONY THE WATCHWORD CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE WILL AFFILIATE MORE CLOSELY TOGETHER Initial Meeting at Santa Ana Attended by Delegates from Various Sections Form Associated Chamber of Commerce—Promoting all Interests The Associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange county were organized at a meeting of delegates representing the various chambers of the county who gathered at Santa Ana on Wednesday evening last. The following were present: C. W. Warner and F. E. Wilson of Huntington Beach, P. W. Ehlen and Carl C. Jorn of Orange, A. E. Bennett of Tustin, Lew H. Wallace and W. W. Wilson of Newport, E. E. Angell and W. Harold Wickett of Anaheim, E. S. Richman and H. J. Wyman of Fullerton, W. L. Jencks of Garden Grove, Dr. Dobson and H. C. Head of Santa Ana. A number of people from Santa Ana were present at the meeting. Dr. Dobson and L. H. Wallace were made temporary chairman and secretary, respectively, and each delegate was called upon to express his views. There was complete accord and all thought the organization would be just what has been needed in the county for some years. All conceded that the effect would be the better harmonizing of interests and the elimination of petty jealousies, and a motion to effect a permanent organization was received with enthusiasm. The motion was by H. C. Head and JAPANESE GO BACK Numbers Leaving United States Greater Than Those Returns just completed Japanese foreign office shattered June and December Japanese left the empire the United States, while ed from the United States returning, 3031 traveled across the Pacific, which that they were of the latter against which the emigration of the Japanese government especially directed. The total number of Japan ing for Hawaii from Japan while those returning no 951, of which number 2886 class passengers. During the month of Japan the foreign office figures Japanese sailed for the U.S from Japan, while 295 Japan from this country, ing third class. In the same month 14 sailed for Hawaii, while 6 all third class. The months embraced figures include the period in agreement relative to en the United States, which included by American Amber Brien and the Japanese office in January, 1907, became operative. The foreign office point fact that it has required months' time to perfect whereby the entire field ion could be brought under namely those months bet conclusion of the agreement June, 1908, and that consec- respectively, and each delegate was called upon to express his views. There was complete accord and all thought the organization would be just what has been needed in the county for some years. All conceded that the effect would be the better harmonizing of interests and the elimination of petty jealousies, and a motion to effect a permanent organization was received with enthusiasm. The motion was by H. C. Head and he nominated W. W. Wilson of Newport for permanent chairman and he was elected without opposition. Carl C. Jorn of Orange was made secretary. A committee consisting of Dr. Dobson of Santa Ana, W. Harold Wickett of Anaheim, E. S. Richman of Fullerton, A. E. Bennett of Tustin, Carl C. Jorn of Orange, L. H. Wallace of Newport Beach and W. L. Jencks of Garden Grove, was appointed to prepare a constitution and bylaws and submit them at a meeting to be held at Anaheim Wednesday evening, March 31. In future the associated chambers of commerce of Orange county will be something on the order of an "advisory committee" for all the organizations, and through it differences can be settled, and combined action taken on matters that pertain to the advancement of each section as well as the entire county. The committee on constitution and by-laws got together for a few minutes and discussed briefly an outline for the working plans. It was the general sentiment that each chamber should be entitled to two memberships and the improvement associations one. While it was thought advisable that the same delegates should attend each meeting of the new organization, the question was left for settlement at the meeting to complete the permanent organization, which is the meeting at Anaheim on March 31st. After organization is completed regular meetings will be held, the cities rotating in alphabetical order in entertaining the associated chambers It will be arranged that should the entertaining city wish to provide a banquet, each representative attending shall pay for his own plate. An incident of the meeting was the fact that it has required months' time to perfect whereby the entire field could be brought under namely those months before conclusion of the agreement June, 1908, and that consequent showing for the months before June and up to the present only fair test of the system of restriction The foreign office officials ticularly insistent in calling to the fact that on the fight 4000 more Japanese return American territory than it during the last eight months state this is extreme cant of the effective operation Japanese government's with the United States. LOS ALAMITOS Los Alamitos, Cal., All nature smiles. The weather which we have had last month has enabled the growers to put seed into the in a wholesale way. The precious rains thoroughly satuate earth with moisture and the ground reservoirs were filled be drawn on later by the growth. The prospects for a bum never were more flattering this time. Manager Walter M. Clark sugar factory will bring his niece Miss Virginia McDowell, live upon the completion of the bungalow, to be erected on tory grounds. On account of increased attendance Miss Goodell of Bliss has taken the primary depot under principal Miss Susie T. H. R. Williams is home for hospital and rapidly recovering an operation for appendicitis hopes to resume work at the next week. Captain Bennis and his wife ing to complete the permanent or-ganization, which is the meeting at Anaheim on March 31st. After organization is completed regular meetings will be held, the cities rotating in alphabetical order in entertaining the associated chambers. It will be arranged that should the entertaining city wish to provide a banquet, each representative attending shall pay for his own plate. An incident of the meeting was the characteristic way in which W. W. Wilson and L. H. Wallace put in a word for Newport harbor. These gentlemen believe in the harbor and talk it in and out of season, and if their prediction comes true it will not be many years hence before Newport harbor is a reality. A splendid color drawing of the bay was exhibited, and the exhibit is now on display in one of the store windows in Santa Ana. Visiting delegates were banqueted by the Santa Ana chamber. The next meeting will be in this city on Wednesday evening, March 31st. All kinds of street and ornamental trees, Cypress, Guavas and Ferns. Also a large stock of the leading varieties of Eucalyptus. We can furnish Palm and other Ornamental Trees eight feet high, which add greatly to the value of a place as soon as planted. THE ANAHEIM EVERGREEN NURSERIES, Tim, Carroll, Prop. Nurseries located 200 yards west of West Anaheim station (S.P.R.R.) Sunset phone Main 413. feb11 Are they all using the Oliver No. 5 Typewriter? Not yet—but soon. Why? Ask Carl G. Jorn, Jorn building, Orange, Calif. JAPANESE GO BACK HOME Mines just completed by the Japanese foreign office show that before June and December, 1908, 1354 mine left the empire bound for United States, while 3500 returned in the United States. Of those mining, 3031 traveled third class to the Pacific, which indicates they were of the laboring class, which the emigration restricting the Japanese government are fully directed. Total number of Japanese sailors Hawaii from Japan is 1151, whose returning numbered 2, which number 2886 were third-class passengers. During the month of January, 1909 foreign office figures show 152 mine sailed for the United States Japan, while 295 returned to from this country, 264 travelled class. The same month 145 Japanese sailor Hawaii, while 60 returned, all class. Months embraced by these include the period in which the most relative to emigrants to United States, which was conspiracy American Ambassador O'Donnell the Japanese foreign of January, 1907, became actually foreign office points out that it has required several time to perfect a system of the entire field of emigratation be brought under control, those months between the end of the agreement and that consequently the coal fields of Wyoming BEDS COVER AREA OF ONE THOU SAND SQUARE MILES Sheridan Mines Furnish Fuel forLocomotives and Stationary Engines — Early Operations of Ranchmen Who Mined Coal for Domestic Use [Contributed to The Gazette.] The Sheridan coal field covers about a thousand square miles in northeastern Wyoming extending southward from the Montana-Wyoming boundary about 27 miles and eastward from the base of the Bighorn Mountains about 40 miles. Sheridan, the commercial center of the coal fields of northeastern Wyoming and the largest town in the northern part of the state, is situated in the west of this field, and Dietz, Carneyville, Monarch, and Kool are thriving mining communities within it. Commercial mining began in this district in 1893, but coal of workable thickness was mined for domestic use by ranchmen at the present location of Dietz as early as 1880. The coals of the Sheridan district are classed as subbituminous. Chemical analyses show that as a whole they have higher heat values and are therefore more efficient fuels than the better grades of lignites, from which they are distinctly separate in quality; and they are distinguished from bituminous coals chiefly by their relatively high percentage of moisture, their difference in luster, and their inability to withstand weathering. Prior to 1900 they were used principally for domestic fuel. American Ambassador O'Fallon and the Japanese foreign office January, 1907, became actually foreign office points out that it has required several times to perfect a system in the entire field of emigration be brought under control, those months between the end of the agreement and 18, and that consequently the test of the effectiveness of them of restriction employed. Foreign office officials are persistent in calling attention to that on the figures given Japanese returned from territory than sailed for the last eight months; and this is extremely significant effective operation of the government's agreement United States. Los Alamitos Los Alamitos, Cal., March 18. cure smiles. The favorable which we have had for the fish has enabled the beetle to put seed into the ground sale way. The previous coils thoroughly saturated the moisture and the under-servoirs were filled up to on later by the plant prospects for a bumper crop more flattering than at Walter M. Clark of the story will bring his bride, Virginia McDowell, here to the completion of their new to be erected on the facades.nt of increased school att Miss Goodell of Bloomfield in the primary department, principal Miss Susie Thornton. Williams is home from the rapidly recovering from son for appendicitis. He assume work at the factory Bennis and his wife who The coal mined in this district is used in large quantities by the Burlington railroad, but it is also marketed in Wyoming, in Nebraska as far east as Omaha, in the Black hills region, at Billings, Butte, and other points in Montana, and as far west as Idaho and Washington. The Sheridan field is only an arbitrarily taken patch of the Fort Union coal region, which extends from northeastern Wyoming into eastern Montana and North Dakota. All this region is now under investigation for purposes of coal-land classification by geologists of the United States Geological Survey. A brief report on the economic geology of the Sheridan field, by Joseph A. Taff, has been published by the survey in an advance chapter (341-B) from Bulletin 341, which forms Part II of "Contributions to Economic Geology, 1907." This report includes a discussion of only so much of the stratigraphy, topography, structure, and culture as seems to have direct bearing on the development of the coal field. The publication of this advance chapter has been much delayed as the result of a fire at the engraver's by which the original drawings for many of the maps that illustrate it were destroyed. The chapter is at This report includes a discussion of only so much of the stratigraphy, topography, structure, and culture as seems to have direct bearing on the development of the coal field. The publication of this advance chapter has been much delayed as the result of a fire at the engraver's by which the original drawings for many of the maps that illustrate it were destroyed. The chapter is at last ready for distribution, however, and may be obtained by applying to the Director of the Survey at Washington, D. C. There seems to be little doubt that a clash between Nicaragua and Salvador is imminent, though the reports are conflicting as to the actual existence of hostilities, and that President Zelaya of Nicaragua is at the bottom of it. Evidently these republics need to be brought to a realization of the fact that the Central American "peace pact" is something more than printed paper. Both the United States and Mexico were represented at this convention and are parties to it, and both will regard it their duty to intervene in case of hostilities to the extent of using force if need be. These governments believe unquestionably that the signing of the peace conventions at Washington on December 20, 1907, by themselves and the Central American republics was virtually an acknowledgement of their right and duty to maintain peace and order in Central America. Poison Wheat at Mullinix. Molasses $1.50 per barrel at Los Alamitos Sugar Factory. FICTION is FICTION NEWS IS TRUTH The GAZETTE Prints the News The GAZETTE Tells the Truth E-RU-SA ONLY LAWFUL PILE CURE because it does not contain narcotics, mercury, cocaine, lead or any poisonous drugs. Because E-RU-SA CURES PILES. U. S. Dispensatory recommends every ingredient of E-RU-SA. Other pile medicines contain above-injurious poisons and their sale is illegal. Sec. 8, Cal. Drug law: sale of opium, morphine, codine, and cocaine or preparations thereof PROHIBITED unless upon prescription except FLUID preparations of in, containing LESS than 2 grains to the ounce, (Paregorlc). Cal. Drug act says: "Any mixture of drugs is unlawful if it bears any or misleading statement." U. S. Dispensary says of Narcotics, they are NOT supposed to exercise ANY specific curative influence." Druggists of Highest Standard sell and endorse E-RU-SA namely: sale by O.A. Mullinix, Ph.G., J. P. Hatsfeld, Ph. G. as Heaters at a Sacrifice! save carrying over the few we have left, we will close them out at a bargain. prices range from $1.75 up. Come in and see them. naheim Gas Company Office at Miller's Hardware Store save carrying over the few we have left, we will close them out at a bargain. prices range from $1.75 up. Come in and see them. Anaheim Gas Company Office at Miller's Hardware Store California Wine Co. F. Conrad & Son, Props. ater Street - Anaheim Wholesale Wine and Liquor Merchants Brands of Bottled Beer. Delivery Made Everywhere A MOTOR ON TRIAL One of the beauties about individual electric motor drive is this: don't have to start out with a lot of expensive equipment and the risk of getting "stung." You can try a single motor at little use and no inconvenience. Study it, watch it work, tabulate results. From it you can learn just what a complete installation of motor will mean. Most people who start with one motor end with complete electrical equipment, and become enthusiastic converts to electric power. If they find it profitable to use individual motor motor, mightn't you? Why not install a single motor and form your opinion? THE EDISON ELECTRIC CO. SANTA ANA DRINK PRIME BEER It makes you healthy. Keg and bottled Beer delivered to all parts of the city. UNION BREWING CO. Phone Sunset 301 Home 1246 It makes you healthy. Keg and bottled Beer delivered to all parts of the city. UNION BREWING CO. Phone Sunset 301 Home 1246 KEEP A LOOK OUT on your horse's feed. Be sure and give him the right kind. He will give you better service and you wont have to call a veterinary surgeon. WE HAVE BALED HAY In our store room that's as sweet as the day it was mown. There isn't a bit of danger when using our feed. It's good the year round. Our prices on Hay, Grain, Seeds and Poultry supplies before buying. It will pay you. H. H. GARDNER & CO. Phones: SUNSET 91. HOME 1382. 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