anaheim-gazette 1909-04-22

SCIENTISTS VISIT THE COUNTY (Concluded from first page) be completely eliminated. By their elimination the various diseases are wiped out. Exhibit C comprises six of the typical soils of the state, showing composition and plant food content to a depth of twelve feet. This exhibit indicates the meaning of plant food in soils, especially the value of humus or decaying vegetable matter in all soils. Exhibit D consists of the various arsenical poisons used in the control of certain insect pests, also modern spraying outfits for the application of them. Exhibit E contains manufactures of eucalypti. Varieties of that tree—showing in a concrete way, the importance of the tree for hardwood purposes. The importance of the red gum in conjunction with other varieties show well in this exhibit. Some twenty-five varieties are here shown in hammer handles, axe handles, insulator pins, spokes, felloes, brake blocks, etc. The visitor should be impressed by, a study of this exhibit, with the great value of the eucalyptus. Exhibit F contains a series of bulletins from experiment stations, all showing the work of the experiment station at Berkeley and the pathological museum at Whittler. Exhibit A is in the second car. In this especial emphasis is laid on the new variety of alfalfa. While this crop is undoubtedly a wonderful one, yet newer varieties show the possi- were they to find lodgement. The wonderful results of the quarantine division these pests outside our shown here. Insects which are help orchard or vineyard are seen, and their method of illustrated. By studying the orchardist can learn nize his friends and his c. A complete fumigation an interesting part of and is always studied w terest by the visitors to The first exhibit to eyes is that which cons pliances for the sanitary milk and a grewsome ex sues from diseased and largely made up from th by tuberculosis. On the other side of an exhibit, having to do pathology and containing of exhibits, showing v and other fungous diseases plants. Farther on in th the car is cereal exh state university, in charge Shaw. In the next car tractive exhibit is that the methods of pruning that exhibit is one devot ical entomology. In this car pumps of the knapsack of the larger hand-power other exhibit which att attention is that of eucaly. A most interesting feat car is the display of soils which have been taken fr sections of the state. Th are arranged one above showing exact location f the soil was taken. That Exhibit F contains a series of bullets from experiment stations, all showing the work of the experiment station at Berkeley and the pathological museum at Whittler. Exhibit A is in the second car. In this especial emphasis is laid on the new variety of alfalfa. While this crop is undoubtedly a wonderful one, yet newer varieties show the possibility of increasing average yields three times those which are now obtained. The various wheats, barleys and oats shown indicate in a graphic way the value of better farming methods and improved seeds. As illustrating this it may be said that the average yield of wheat in California is fourteen bushels, while by using improved cultural methods and better seed, the experiment station is obtaining yields of sixty bushels per acre, and this at very small additional cost. Exhibit B comprises the veterinary and dairy exhibits, in which is a large amount of illustrated material showing the tissues of domestic animals attacked by various diseases. The tuberculosis exhibit is of especial importance. The effect of this disease upon the various organs of the animal is shown, and its possible transmission to human beings consuming either milk or meat products of these animals. The exhibit of sanitary or so-called certified milk and the method of obtaining such milk, forms an important part of the exhibit. The general consumer of milk products sees by practical illustration the difference between the ordinary milk supply and one which is all that it should be. C. 1. An exhibit of the parts of plants suffering from rusts, blights and smuts; bacterial diseases of various kinds are shown in this exhibit and methods of control are here indicated. Exhibit C shows various insect pests attacking cultivated plants. Here are shown both those insects now present and causing damage in California and many hundreds which C. 1. An exhibit of the parts of plants suffering from rusts, blights and smuts; bacterial diseases of various kinds are shown in this exhibit and methods of control are here indicated. Exhibit C shows various insect pests attacking cultivated plants. Here are shown both those insects now present and causing damage in California and many hundreds which have not obtained a foothold, but which would prove extremely serious, ROYAL BAKING POWDER The most highly refined and healthful of baking powders. Its constant use in almost every American household its sales all over the world, attest wonderful popularity and usefulness AMERICAN Start an account today There may be a hole in your pocket "A Good Investor Is a credit to your business profit and pride to you. A good investment opportunity plan to build modern homes on payment basis—a plan that is at same time profitable. Our booklet, “Profits For You fully explains our plan—read it many shares of our stock you accordingly—today. Don’t wait for some one else have the courage to act on your leader. It means something to asset and marks you as a person and decisive purpose in life. Is it not better to invest your enterprise, to help build up your risk it on some outside proposition very little about, that you can CHURCH NOTICES Subjects for discourse at Christian church next Lord's day morning, "Lebter to the Colossians;" evening, "Paul the Hebrew." This will be followed by Paul the Persecutor, Paul the Christian, and Paul the Missionary. All welcome. The mission at St. Boniface Catholic church this week which is conducted by Redemptorist fathers is being well attended and it is hoped much good will result. The ladies aid of the Presbyterian church will meet at the church on Thursday afternoon at 2.30. All ladies of the church and congregation are invited. Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. The management of the opera house wish to announce Monday, April 26, theandra Recital company of the most enjoyable choir in this city. The tists in their respective their program is superlively concoction to trick element into hilarious applause. As a violin exandra is the peer of a appeared here, and the forces with Miss Edith charming reader, in "Circus," make a good Admission 25, reserved. Catherine C. Booms, Peter Booms, died Thursday let fever at the family he The mission at St. Boniface Catholic church this week which is conducted by Redemptorist fathers is being well attended and it is hoped much good will result. The ladies aid of the Presbyterian church will meet at the church on Thursday afternoon at 2.30. All ladies of the church and congregation are invited. Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. E. L. Miller, D.D., pastor. Regular Sunday morning service at 11 a.m. Evening sermon, fifth in the series on the life and times of Joseph. Subject, "Joseph no longer in slavery, no longer in prison, but prime minister of Egypt—Will such sudden prosperity ruin him?" Everybody is invited, and a cordial welcome for all. There will be divine services in St. Michael's church on Sunday, April 25, at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school 10 a.m. The evening service will be the usual song service and special music will be rendered. On the first Sunday in May a congregational meeting will be held in the church. As is usual each year. All members are earnestly requested to be present. For Sale: 5 year old driving mare, weight 1100 pounds, sound, good disposition and well bred. Address Dr. W. H. Syer, box 114, Anaheim Cal. CAN SAVINGS OF ANAHEIM Investment" your business judgment, a source of pride to you. ment opportunity is presented by our modern homes on an attractive, easy plan that is absolutely safe and at the table. 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The ladies are arn their respective lines and program is superior to any noconcoction to trick the noisy at into hilarious and short-livlause. As a violinist Miss Alais the peer of any that has ed here, and the combining with Miss Edith Parker, the ing reader, in "Polly of the" make a good combination. ion 25, reserved seats 35c. ERINE C. Booms, daughter of Booms, died Thursday of scarer at the family home in West PRE-COOLING PLANT More than 200 men are rushing work on the big ice plant which the Pacific Fruit Express company is erecting at Colton. Although the original appropriation for the plant was $350,000, the plans for it have grown until it is now expected to put at least half a million dollars into it. It will be ready for business about July 1, after which the company will be prepared to pre-cool 100 cars of fruit or vegetables a day, twenty cars at a time. This will be the first big pre-cooling plant to be erected in the country, the present ones being experimental. The pre-cooling of fruit and vegetables before shipment has been in vogue only the last year or two, but it has It will be ready for business about July 1, after which the company will be prepared to pre-cool 100 cars of fruit or vegetables a day, twenty cars at a time. This will be the first big pre-cooling plant to be erected in the country, the present ones being experimental. The pre-cooling of fruit and vegetables before shipment has been in vogue only the last year or two, but it has been found so successful that large sums now are being invested in pre-cooling devices. The Santa Fe refrigeration service is planning to erect such a plant at San Bernardino. Pre-cooling, it is asserted, reduces the temperature of fruit or vegetables to a specified temperature, and draws off all air that may have become infected with decay germs, thereby making fruit keep better than if merely iced. BANK EXAMINER SUSPENDED Washington, April 17.—Immediately after the suspension of the Union National bank of Oakland, Cal., a few days ago, Comptroller of the Currency Murray ordered the suspension of Bank Examiner Charles G. Reed, pending an investigation to determine whether the bank was insolvent during the time Mr. Reed had examined it, and reported it solvent. A full investigation of the condition of the bank for some time past will be made by the Comptroller. STALLMENT PLAN Apply to Man-American Bank S BANK Money to Loan On Real Estate