anaheim-gazette 1909-04-15

WHO FOR JUDGE? It is not a bit too early for Southern California to put on her thinking cap, and figure whom she wants for member of the state supreme bench. There are to be two vacancies to be filled by the election next year, the terms of Judges Sloss and Melvin expiring January, 1911. It is conceded that one of the judgeships will come to Southern California, owing to the growth, not alone in population, but in legal business. There are seven members of the supreme bench and the only one who hails from south of the Tehachapi is Justice Shaw. From whatever viewpoint the matter may be regarded, Southern California is entitled to not less than three members of the bench. Not only that, but our varied and peculiar interests demand, in opinion of the Express, increased representation. Our vast oil interests, to say nothing of the water problems, are such as to demand special knowledge and familiarity with local conditions. The judges who have grown up about San Francisco, and who spend their time there, cannot be expected to be sufficiently informed with the problems that affect the southland to do justice to the south. Southern California demands, and the north appears willing to acquiesce, that one of the judgeships to be vacated shall be filled by a southern man. There will not be another chance until 1915, hence the opportunity must not be permitted to slip by. If you are planning to live in Anaheim, we have money to loan on the INSTALLMENT Apply to German-America LOS ALAMITI Eight thousand acres 6000 acres up now and thinning, is what perfect conditions this winter bring to the farmers within seven miles from the sun here. With an assured price son, the growers are looking to a big harvest and correct fat pocketbooks. In the East some fact over 2000 contractors, with fields. Of the 137 contingent beets for this fact have fields of 100 acres, have from 110 to 250 acres. The field industry is very rapidly. On the twittings are most favorable one seeking work can get is plenty of thinning and be done at an advance over previous years. A detachment of Hinds cently arrived in the pea British Columbia. The employment by the day low wage rate, working their own gait, any attempt them being without avail tend strictly to their or supplying their own pro may provide a solution efficiently informed with the problems that affect the southland to do justice to the south. Southern California demands, and the north appears willing to acquiesce, that one of the judgeships to be vacated shall be filled by a southern man. There will not be another chance until 1915, hence the opportunity must not be permitted to slip by. But taking it for granted that the north will not contest our right the pertinent question remains Who shall be chosen for the bench? UNCLAIMED LETTERS Miss Anna Burrack, G. D. Appleby, A. Wright, Rasario Sarez, C. H. Cleveland, Theo. Ford, Peter George, Mrs. M. M. Boyd, Mrs. Katherine Marsh. Real Estate Transfers Edward N. Ruddock to Hubert M. Ruddock—Lot 28, blk 17, townsite of Fullerton; $10. A J Chaffee et ux to James H Callahan—Lot 7, blk B, town of Garden Grove; $10. Garden Grove school district to R N Brumbaugh—Lot 32. School add to Garden Grove; $10. R N Brumbaugh to J H Callahan—Lots 32 and 33. School add to Garden Grove; $300. Huntington Beach co to Arthur Ado Van Winkle—Lots 17 and 19, blk 210, Huntington Beach; $10. S O Walker et ux to Mrs F A Nelson—Lot 13, blk 1, West Broadway tct: Anaheim; $10. J W Flagg, trustee to J H Callahan—Lot 25, blk A, Flagg's add to Garden Grove; $10. H M Barker et ux to Ira Chandler—Lot 34, blk C, Center tct, Anaheim; $10. Ira Chandler to Ira John Chandler—Lot 34, blk C. Center tct, Anaheim; $10. Frank R Baxter et ux to August Block—Lots 6 and 7, blk 3. townsite of Fullerton; $10. L L Borden et ux to W L Jencks, trustee—Lot 3, blk A, L L Borden's add to Garden Grove; $10. FASTER ORANGE TR Chicago, April 13. The railroad is planning to russia oranges into eastern n much less time than has been necessary for the jour The new Belen cut-off, on March 18, will enable the shorten by almost twenty-fifth the freight schedules between fornia and Chicago. Efforts are being made to the speed of orange trains as a result of extensive the Pacific coast recently, the east and middle west had ed the difference between opened on the trees and the green and ripened in boxed laints have been numerous because of the flat taste o to ripen on slow freight it is now the company's make the trip so fast th fruit can be transported. $10. Ira Chandler to Ira John Chandler—Lot 34, blk C. Center tct, Anabeim; $10. Frank R Baxter et ux to August Block—Lote 6 and 7, blk 3. townsite of Fullerton; $10. L L Borden et ux to W L Jencks, trustee—Lot 3, blk A, L L Borden's add to Garden Grove; $10. GRAPES, from their most healthful properties, give ROYAL active and principal ingredient Royal Baking Powder Absolutely Pure It is economy to use Royal Baking Powder. It saves labor, health and money. Where the best food is required no other baking powder or leavening agent can take the place or do the work of Royal Baking Powder. AMERICAN Start an account today— There may be a hole in your pocket are planning to build a home in Anaheim, we have plenty of money to loan on the ESTALLMENT PLAN Apply to German-American Bank LOS ALAMITOS At thousand acres of beets, acres up now and ready for planting, is what perfect weather conditions this winter have brought. Farmers within a radius of miles from the sugar factory can an assured price for the sea-gate growers are looking forward to harvest and correspondingly pocketbooks. The East some factories have 100 contractors, with only small part of the 137 contractors raisbeets for this factory, seven fields of 100 acres, and thirty from 110 to 250 acres in beets. Field industry is proceeding rapidly. On the whole, condition most favorable, and any working work can get it, as there is plenty of thinning and hoeing to do at an advance wage scale previous years. Attachment of Hindus has arrived in the peatlands from Columbia. The men seek employment by the day only at a high rate, working steadily at own gait, any attempt to hurry being without avail. They attentively to their own affairs, using their own provisions, and provide a solution of the labor "My Home Town" Is a term of pride with much to have these words in agressive community of ale who fully appreciate the better A community is judged by acter of its citizens by the type Anaheim is your home town you take pride, and you can live Anaheim a symbol of all that grees. You can do this by build modern, attractive, well-citizens, and one whose daily rapid increase in local realt The HOME INVESTMENT Anaheim has been organized to have already received many in this city, and we want you ing together we can make our heim take a front rank among Southern California. A small investment will give this progressive undertaking. At par, $10 per share for cash attachment of Hindus has arrived in the peatlands from Columbia. The men seek payment by the day only at a large rate, working steadily at own gait, any attempt to hurry being without avail. They at-rietly to their own affairs, bring their own provisions, and provide a solution of the labor in the beet and celery fields. The end of this month the will all be over, and an art of beet slicing is antici- As a general proposition the are forehanded with their much farther advanced than time last year, notwith- the delays on account of heavy rains. Factory is now receiving fuel rate of 5000 barrels per part of the fuel supply coming sugar campaign. About the factory repairs pushed, and considerable machinery is being established. TER ORANGE TRAINS 10, April 13.—The Santa Fe is planning to rush Califor-ges into eastern markets in time than has heretofore necessary for the journey. New Belen cut-off, opened on 13, will enable the road to lay almost twenty-four hours right schedules between Calli- and Chicago. Are being made to increase load of orange trains, because result of extensive travel on Pacific coast recently, people of and middle west have learn- difference between fruit ri- the trees and that packed and ripened in boxes. Comp-ve been numerous recently of the flat taste of oranges on slow freight trains, and by the company's object to trip so fast that ripe be transported. GARDEN GROVE A. M. Aldrich of Los Angeles has purchased the five-acre home place of D. B. Chaffee one-half mile north of the Garden Grove station,and will make his home there in the future. Mr. Aldrich has been a commercial traveler and makes the change for the benefit of his health. Miss Mamie Paulson of Los Angeles is visiting at the home of Chas. Swall. Miss Paulson is a niece of Mrs. Swall. George Simmons has sold his home and a portion of his land in town to Mrs. V. Graham. Mr. Simmons expects in the near future to erect a home on the remainder of his land. There is a rumor about town that a firm is being organized to handle vehicles at this place. RURAL DELIVERY F The postoffice departments that it has practiced the question regarding ment of rural delivery for two or three years paving the department Santa Ana and Huntington. The latter town wants rural routes one to the northwest. feared it would lose tra- was done. The postmaster genera- on one route, which sho- most of the territory w have been served by th- for. Some of this terr- covered by routes Nos., out of Santa Ana, and families to be served ha- Miss Mamie Paulson of Los Angeles is visiting at the home of Chas. Swall. Miss Paulson is a niece of Mrs. Swall. George Simmons has sold his home and a portion of his land in town to Mrs. V. Graham. Mr. Simmons expects in the near future to erect a home on the remainder of his land. There is a rumor about town that a firm is being organized to handle vehicles at this place. Plans for the new bank at Garden Grove are maturing nicely. Three families left for Cochise county, Arizona, where they have taken up land. James Callahan and family, W. L. Ross and family, A. B. Ross and family and Ralph Chaffee made up the party. W. Fenn of Illinois has purchased ten acres of land from Peter Wyde, and will improve it and occupy it as a home. He will put it in oranges. Misses Sophie and Marie Rimpau entertained the 500 club at their home on Palm street Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Whiting was awarded the first prize, a half dozen Japanese cups and saucers. Mrs. Herman Stern took the second prize, a Japanese cream pitcher and sugar bowl. Delicious refreshments were served and an enjoyable evening participated in. pride with most people. It means these words imply an up-to-date, proximity of alert, wide-awake citizens associate the better things of life. is judged by its homes—the charms by the type of homes they live in. our home town, the town in which you can help make the name of pool of all that is best in civic pro-do this by supporting a project to attractive, well designed homes for our whose daily operations will cause in local realty values. INVESTMENT COMPANY of Ana-organized to do this work. We received many requests to build homes we want you to help. By all work-can make our home town of Ana-t rank among the show places ofia. ment will give you an interest in undertaking. Our stock is offered share for cash or $11 per share on we want you to help. By all workcan make our home town of Anat rank among the show places of ia. ment will give you an interest in undertaking. Our stock is offered share for cash or $11 per share on $1 oo down and $1 oo a month for expensive citizen of Anaheim we desire in the work of upbuilding our fully explaining our plan is yours INVESTMENT CO. OF ANAHEIM OLMSTEAD SALES AGENT TER ST. ANAHEIM, CALIF. REAL DELIVERY FOR BEACH postoffice department announthat it has practically settled question regarding the establishof rural delivery routes, which no or three years past, has been the department and people of Ana and Huntington Beach. The latter town wanted two new routes one to the northeast and to the northwest. Santa Ana it would lose trade if this one. Postmaster general has decided route, which shall take in of the territory which would be served by the two asked. Some of this territory is now by routes Nos. 3, 5, and 6. Santa Ana, and wishes of the to be served have been con- STRAWBERRY SUPPLY SHORT According to J. W. Beasley, fruit and produce dealer, Los Angeles will experience a shortage in the supply of strawberries before the end of the present season. "While the early crop now coming on will be large," said Mr. Beasley, "The second crop, on which dealers rely to supply the bulk of the local trade as well as for shipping to outof-town patrons will be very light. "Only about half as much acreage is set to berries this year as last and a great many growers have plowed up their beds and put in crops that guarantee good returns. "The fair weather of last spring produced a very large crop of berries of fine quality and the price went postmaster general has decided to route, which shall take in of the territory which would been served by the two asked Some of this territory is now by routes Nos. 3, 5, and 6 Santa Ana, and wishes of the ties to be served have been con- in planing the new route. Application for the establishment No. 7 out of Santa Ana has considered, and its establish- now only awaits assurance from postmaster that there are the ne- ny number of families. CHURCH NOTICES Churchist Episcopal church, Rev. Miller D.D., pastor. Regular morning service at 11 a.m. sermon, fourth in the ser- life and times of Joseph. Sub-Joseph Steps out of Prison in Chariot of the Ruler over all land of Egypt." Everybody in- and a cordial welcome for all. business meeting of the Pres- on Christian Endeavor society held this month on Friday of this week at the home of president, Miss Balfour. FOR EXCHANGE 2 acres all in fruit with nice 5 room house, in Pasadena, to exchange for residence in Anaheim or small ranch close in. Apply H. Vossbeck, phone 921. BANK Money to Loan On Real Estate