anaheim-gazette 1909-09-30

The Weekly Gazette. ESTABLISHED 1870 Henry Kuchel, Editor and Proprietor SUBSCRIPTION.....$1.50 Per Year Six Months.....$1.00 Three Months.....50 Cts The Gazette is issued every Thursday morning. Entered at the Anaheim Postoffice as second-class matter. Has the Largest Circulation IS IT WISE? Is it wise to impose a bonded indebtedness upon Orange county for good roads on the eve of a state election for $18,000,000 for highways throughout the State? If these state bonds carry next year, Orange county may reasonably expect as its share of state highways a paved road through the county from the Los Angeles to the San Diego line. This will cost from $300,000 to $400,000—probably the latter figure is nearer the mark. Why should Orange county vote additional indebtedness when by waiting a year procure, in the event the state bonds carry, this main highway without additional cost to itself? Or are we so rich that we can afford to vote bonds for roads in other counties, and then vote more bonds for roads at home? "Leave out this main highway," says a proponent of the county bond issue, "and let the state build that later." Suppose the state bond issue fails to carry? What then? More bonds? "Defer building this county road until the state builds it," says another, "and proceed upon the other roads in the county." THOSE STATE ROAD BONDS The esteemed Santa Ana Bulletin thus airily dismisses the proposition next year to vote upon an issue of $18,000,000 for highways. "A Futile Objection" "Objection to road bonds on the ground that next year we are to vote on state road bonds, and therefore should wait to see what we will get from the state, is absolutely without reasonable foundation. There is faint chance of the state bonds carrying, but if they do it is well understood that Orange county will get only one road from north to south line—in short, her part of the Los Angeles-San Diego main highway. We want more road improvement than that Now, should the present movement be pushed to a conclusion and the bonds voted, actual work could not be started before next midsummer, at the earliest, more probably not until the following winter. A system of roads is not made in a day or a month, and there would, in any event, be no necessity or advantage in starting work on El Camino. Real before we know the result of the bond election in November, 1910. Then if the bonds should carry we would get our share all the same. "Should Gov. Gillett's bond scheme by any chance go through the main state highways will encounter various counties where work under the new law is in progress or has been done. In such cases, doubtless, county and state would unite to make a broader and better highway than the county could construct alone. The state bond bugaboo is not deterring counties all around us from road work; let it not frighten Orange." As we understand Gov. Gillett's proposition, the cost of state highways will range from $8000 to $10,000 per mile. Orange county, with fifty miles of the Camino Real, will A CONDITION AND NOT A THEORY Fullerton is agitating the matter of ensmalling its municipal territorial limits. Fullerton contains eighteen square miles, a greater area than that of Santa Ana, Orange and Anaheim combined. Within this territory none of the million dollar county road bond fund can be expended, for the law prohibits it. If county bonds carry and a system of good roads is constructed, Fullerton will have to build many miles of roadway to effect a juncture with the outlying highways. At the Santa Ana banquet a Fullerton delegate said that it would be necessary for his town to build 28 miles of roadway to join the county highways; but this argues for a greater number of county highways about that town than will probably be constructed. One road north and south, and another east and west, will join with the important outside thoroughfares on all sides of the town. This will mean the construction of nine miles of paved streets. Should these be built only sixteen feet wide, the cost, at $6000 per mile, will be $54,000. If the full width of the street be graded, the cost will be many times this amount. It will be seen that the expense of this construction is too great, when taken in addition to the county bond fund, for our neighboring town to bear, and no surprise is expressed that its citizens are vote bonds for roads in other counties, and then vote more bonds for roads at home? "Leave out this main highway," says a proponent of the county bond issue, "and let the state build that later." Suppose the state bond issue fails to carry? What then? More bonds? "Defer building this county road until the state builds it," says another, "and proceed upon the other roads in the county." The answer to this is here: If Orange county adopts a system of good roads, it will have to build them. If we approve the commissioners' report, we approve every road embraced in that report, and we cannot sidestep in this artful fashion. Let us wait until we see what is to be done with this state bond issue, before adding burdens to taxpayers which might become grievous and increasingly unbearable with the lapse of time. A CONDITION AND NOT A THEORY Fullerton is agitating the matter of ensmalling its municipal territorial limits. Fullerton contains eighteen square miles, a greater area than that of Santa Ana, Orange and Anaheim combined. Within this territory none of the million dollar county road bond fund can be expended, for the law prohibits it. If county bonds carry and a system of good roads is constructed, Fullerton will have to build many miles of roadway to effect a juncture with the outlying highways. At the Santa Ana banquet a Fullerton delegate said that it would be necessary for his town to build 28 miles of roadway to join the county highways; but this argues for a greater number of county highways about that town than will probably be constructed. One road north and south, and another east and west, will join with the important outside thoroughfares on all sides of the town. This will mean the construction of nine miles of paved streets. Should these be built only sixteen feet wide, the cost, at $6000 per mile, will be $54,000. If the full width of the street be graded, the cost will be many times this amount. It will be seen that the expense of this construction is too great, when taken in addition to the county bond fund, for our neighboring town to bear, and no surprise is expressed that its citizens are vote bonds for roads in other counties, and then vote more bonds for roads at home? "Leave out this main highway," says a proponent of the county bond issue, "and let the state build that later." Suppose the state bond issue fails to carry? What then? More bonds? "Defer building this county road until the state builds it," says another, "and proceed upon the other roads in the county." The answer to this is here: If Orange county adopts a system of good roads, it will have to build them. If we approve the commissioners' report, we approve every road embraced in that report, and we cannot sidestep in this artful fashion. Let us wait until we see what is to be done with this state bond issue, before adding burdens to taxpayers which might become grievous and increasingly unbearable with the lapse of time. A CONDITION AND NOT A THEORY Fullerton is agitating the matter of ensmalling its municipal territorial limits. Fullerton contains eighteen square miles, a greater area than that of Santa Ana, Orange and Anaheim combined. Within this territory none of the million dollar county road bond fund can be expended, for the law prohibits it. If county bonds carry and a system of good roads is constructed, Fullerton will have to build many miles of roadway to effect a juncture with the outlying highways. At the Santa Ana banquet a Fullerton delegate said that it would be necessary for his town to build 28 miles of roadway to join the county highways; but this argues for a greater number of county highways about that town than will probably be constructed. One road north and south, and another east and west, will join with the important outside thoroughfares on all sides of the town. This will mean the construction of nine miles of paved streets. Should these be built only sixteen feet wide, the cost, at $6000 per mile, will be $54,000. If the full width of the street be graded, the cost will be many times this amount. It will be seen that the expense of this construction is too great, when taken in addition to the county bond fund, for our neighboring town to bear, and no surprise is expressed that its citizens are vote bonds for roads in other counties, and then vote more bonds for roads at home? "Leave out this main highway," says a proponent of the county bond issue, "and let the state build that later." Suppose the state bond issue fails to carry? What then? More bonds? "Defer building this county road until the state builds it," says another, "and proceed upon the other roads in the county." The answer to this is here: If Orange county adopts a system of good roads, it will have to build them. If we approve the commissioners' report, we approve every road embraced in that report, and we cannot sidestep in this artful fashion. Let us wait until we see what is to be done with this state bond issue, before adding burdens to taxpayers which might become grievous and increasingly unbearable with the lapse of time. A CONDITION AND NOT A THEORY Fullerton is agitating the matter of ensmalling its municipal territorial limits. Fullerton contains eighteen square miles, a greater area than that of Santa Ana, Orange and Anaheim combined. Within this territory none of the million dollar county road bond fund can be expended, for the law prohibits it. If county bonds carry and a system of good roads is constructed, Fullerton will have to build many miles of roadway to effect a juncture with the outlying highways. At the Santa Ana banquet a Fullerton delegate said that it would be necessary for his town to build 28 miles of roadway to join the county highways; but this argues for a greater number of county highways about that town than will probably be constructed. One road north and south, and another east and west, will join with the important outside thoroughfares on all sides of the town. This will mean the construction of nine miles of paved streets. Should these be built only sixteen feet wide, the cost, at $6000 per mile, will be $54,000. If the full width of the street be graded, the cost will be many times this amount. It will be seen that the expense of this construction is too great, when taken in addition to the county bond fund, for our neighboring town to bear, and no surprise is expressed that its citizens are vote bonds for roads in other counties, and then vote more bonds for roads at home? As we understand Gov. Gillett's proposition, the cost of state highways will range from $8000 to $10,000 per mile. Orange county, with fifty miles of the Camino Real, will thus be in position to receive from the state fund an amount not less than $400,000 for this main highway through the county. This is not much less than half the contemplated county bond issue. Perhaps the Bulletin considers this as being of such insignificance that it is not worth waiting for; but we are of opinion voters will weigh it well before deciding to take on a double burden of taxation for even so excellent a thing as good roads. Moreover, if Orange county votes approval of the county road commissioners' report, it will vote approval of every highway enumerated therein, the Camino Real as well as other highways and laterals. Each will be specified, its length, cost and course, and once approved by the county,the state will be absolved from expenditure a dollar upon any highway therein contained. To omit the Camino Real, as another proponent of county bonds suggests, will not do; for the state bond issue may be defeated; and in that event we should be minus the most important highway in the county. We hold the time is inopportune for voting bonds in Orange county for roads on the eve of the state election. A committee of the associated chambers of commerce has been appointed to wait upon the supervisors and ask them to waive their right to appoint the road commissioners for Orange county, and to let the associated chambers make the selection for them. We fancy we see Pap McMullan of the push breaking his neck to comply. Good roads are building up the greatest political machine in the state The livery of good roads is being used to serve the pollies in. Let us have good roads, if we can have them right; but let us drawthe law is in progress or has been done.In such cases, doubtless, county and state would unite to make a broader and better highway than the county could construct alone. The state bond bugaboo is not deterring counties all around us from road work; let it not frighten Orange." 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It will be seen that the expense of this construction is too great, when taken in addition to the county bond fund, for our neighboring town to bear, and no surprise is expressed that its citizens are practically a unit against this expenditure. Thus a proposition has arisen to reduce the limits to two miles square, or even less, to the end that the sequestered thoroughfares may be paved by the county, and the municipality have less burdens to bear in paving its own thoroughfares. Yet there exists opposition to reducing the size of the town, and the effort to ensmall may provoke a contest. Meanwhile the county road bond boosters boost on, and will probably call for a vote on bonds early in the new year. Clearly, our sprightly neighboring town has a condition and not a theory confronting it. Let us see. Was it not Pap McMullan who rose up on his haunches and declared he'd never vote for primaries, along in the political discussion last year? And did not McMullan cause himself to be appointed as one of the delegates to the state convention, and did he not deliver the delegation over to Herrin? Let this man name road commissioners for Orange county, with a million dollars to expend? No, no. We want good roads, but we want none of McMullan. Voting a heavy bonded indebtedness for Orange county, on the eve of the big state bond issue, gives us Wanderlust. Good roads are building up the greatest political machine in the state. The livery of good roads is being used to serve the pollies in. Let us have good roads, if we can have them right; but let us draw the line at perpetuation of the railroad machine in this county. A brother of the deposed Mayor Harper has come all the way from Los Angeles to tell us to vote bonds for roads. Now let Tom Broadhead tell us what he thinks of it. Yet we favor good roads—if Santa Ana doesn't grab them all. Harry Hale sat quietly through the Rossmore banquet, hearing all the arguments for good roads, but after it was over he stampeded, and has been off the reservation ever since. BAY CITY The first shovelful of earth was turned this week in the making of the highway that is to put Bay City on the automobile map of Southern California. This event had been looked forward to for months by residents of Orange county, who will be able, when the road is finished, to swing around a circle in making the trip to Los Angeles. The road itself will probably be as remarkable as anything of its kind in the world, skirting as it will the surf, still water and picturesque bluffs. Bay City residents are planning an Automobile Day, for the opening of the thoroughfare, and are rejoicing immeasurably in its commencement. BONDS A Bulletin propositions on issue of election rules on the future to vote therefore we will get only without there is faint carrying, understood not only one such line—in Los Angeles We want than that movement and the could not summer, at any not until system of day or a gain any advantage in no. Real be of the bond D. Then if would get bond scheme in the main water various over the new been done county and be a broader the county The state barring counroad work;" UP-STATE POLITICAL TALK Deacon Pillsbury Rises Up and Roars About State Division Of course the present ebullition in Southern California is to be looked upon as a tempest in a teapot. That portion of the state has been rather shabbily treated by an incorporated sovereignty, whose pleasure it has heretofore been delighted to do. If the smart of the hurt shall inspire it to throw off the yoke of corporate domination the gain will be worth the prize. But the carving of a new commonwealth out of south of Tehachapi and Arizona is another matter. Why should the rest of California look askance at it? The increase of the assessment by the State Board of Equalization would not justify any such procedure, either as occasion or cause, but what of the idea considered-upon its own merits? We divide counties in this state, and rightfully enough, whenever the economy of doing business at an adjacent county seat overbalances, to the citizens concerned, the cost of maintaining two county governments instead of one. Why not apply such a rule to the dividing of a great and unwieldly state? California is such a state and Texas is another. Fix the northern boundary of the new state at the thirty-fourth parallel of latitude and yoke it to Arizona, or Arizona to it, and there would be created a great and homogeneous commonwealth with two more senators representing the Pacific Coast. And "Calizonia" would not be a bad name for it. There is a difference between Southern California and the rest of the state, a difference in interest, in spirit, in ideals, in industry, and in commerce. The people south of the Santa Inez and Tejon mountains are as pany took a trip to the head of the company ditches Monday to gather information concerning conditions there to help them to get at a conclusion in the fight for directors of the company. The present board stands for buying lands in the Santa Ana canyon for protection. A fight is being made to get in men who oppose that policy. After the trip without a dissenting vote a resolution was passed by the stockholders in favor of acquiring the lands. DRY FARMING CONGRESS Speakers on Program of Congress to Be Held at Billings, Montana Billings, Mont., Sept. 28.—The delegates who will address the fourth international dry farming congress at Billings, in October, are: George Harcourt, deputy minister of agriculture, Alberta, Canada; W. C. Motherwell, commissioner of agriculture, and W. J. Rutherford, deputy commissioner, Saskatchewan, Canada; Dr. A. A. Bronson, deputy commissioner of agriculture of Turkey, in charge of dry land experiments in Palestine; Senor Don Romulo Escobar, Mexico; John Safaray, special delegate from the national agricultural association of Hungary; Dr. Lawrence Baeta, Neves, Brazil; W. H. Fairfield, superintendent of dry farm experiments, of Canada; Thomas H. Woolford, Alberta; George N. Blackshaw, department of agriculture, Rhodesia, South Africa; John Barrett, director of the international bureau of South American republics. ROTTEN POTATOES Not Good Diet for Horses or Mules Harry Hunt, who lives near this city, lost two mules and a horse on Friday and Saturday through feeding LAUDABLE WORK OF THE FOR EST SERVICE The Forest Service is doing excellent work for the people of California by establishing lookout stations from whence the breaking-out of forest fires can be detected. Such a station has been established at Shutte peak, with an elevation of 8858 feet whence a large part of Tuolumne, dera and Fresno counties is visited. The station is connected by telephone with the various ranger stations low, and although it has been established but a short time, the extinction of two fires already is due to Other and similar stations will be established as rapidly as possible. It is hoped and expected that private owners will cooperate to make service as efficacious as possible. Other Forest Service enterprise will prove of great value to stockmen consists in steps being taken to increase the distribution of siliferilla stock ranges which have been grazed. This plant has been recognized as both hardy and beneficial stock, but a difficulty heretofore been found in starting its growth. repeated experiments the service demonstrated that this has been to the fact that nine-tenths of seed sold by seed firms is worth having lost its germinative power. offset this condition the service arranged to grow and collect gseed which can be secured and plied by stockmen. An up-country paper, discussing prevailing sentiment for state election in Southern California, suggests that the counties south of Tehachapi join with Arizona, and that the name of the new state be "Calizonia." Doubt if the suggestion will be accepted. There is little in common tween the southern counties and territory to the east of us, and There is a difference between Southern California and the rest of the state, a difference in interest, in spirit, in ideals, in industry, and in commerce. The people south of the Santa Inez and Tejon mountains are as much cut off from the rest of California as the rest of California is cut off from the remainder of the United States. They are living their separate lives south of Teachapi as certainly as California, as a whole, is living its separate life apart from the Middle West. This does not make a federated union incompatible in either case, but there is too much of incompatibility to warrant north and south of Teachapi dwelling together as one in body, soul and spirit. Pretense of any sort is not a likeable quality and when one butts up against anything as big as Teachapi mountain and then has the assurance to declare that there is nothing there it is to laugh. However, this is a matter that primarily concerns Southern California and Arizona. If they can come together in bond of unity why should the rest of California, north of Teachapi and the Santa Inez mountains stand in the way of their happiness? California would then be as big as it needs to be, perfectly homogeneous in typography and character. What more? But Southern California should not saw itself off in a spirit of rebelliousness. It has had its full share in the government of this commonwealth. It has, within less than thirty years, supplied the state with three very bad governors (Stoneman, Markham and Gage), beside one indifferent one (Waterman), all of whom served the Southern Pacific company first and the people afterward. It has filled many minor offices with men who did likewise. If it had a smaller representation on the board of equalization than it might properly have been accorded the fault was its own. It did not ask for more. It is not very likely that anything will come of the movement toward state division, but supposing that something should come of it and a new state be formed as above suggested, who would be harmed? Certainly not California. If Southern California ROTTEN POTATOES Not Good Diet for Horses or Mules Harry Hunt, who lives near this city, lost two mules and a horse on Friday and Saturday through feeding half decayed potatoes to the animals. The mules were a valuable team and the horse was an old family animal and valued because absolutely safe for woman or child to drive. Mrs. Hunt returned home late Friday afternoon from Santa Ana, having gone to the circus parade. Upon her arrival the horse whinnied in such a way as to indicate to Mrs. Hunt that all was not right with it, and upon investigation she found the horse was very sick. Mr. Hunt was away from home and before he returned the family pet had breathed its last. During the night one of the mules died in its stall and a veterinarian was sent for to attend to the other one. The veterinarian was unable to save it and pronounced the cause of death ptomaine poisoning. It is the custom among many farmers to feed potatoes to horses. It is safe enough to feed sound potatoes in small quantities, but tubers which are ruined by dry rot should not be fed. FULLERTON Valencia oranges are now being rushed to eastern markets from the Fullerton-Placentia district, 33 carloads having been shipped as follows: Strain 6, Placentia association 9, Benchley fruit company 3, Chapman 8,H. F. Dalrymple 5, Citrus union 2. The market for local fruit is improving. Two carloads of oil is being received here weekly to use on the local roads and streets. The Fullerton oil company and the Pico oil company each have received a carload of casing to be used in the local oil fields. Two or three well-known Fullerton women have recently been approached while returning home at night by an unknown young man, who strikes at them, or seems to be reaching for their handbags. One was struck on the shoulder. So far the man has not said one word. As the women keep walking rapidly he goes in a different direction and weeds which can be secured and planted by stockmen. An up-country paper, discussing prevailing sentiment for state legislation in Southern California, suggests that the counties south of Tehachapi join with Arizona, and that the name of the new state be "Callizonia." Doubt if the suggestion will be accepted upon there is little in common tween the southern counties and territory to the east of us, and zona will be better satisfied with arate statehood, which we believe will attain in the next congress. Moreover the name is not attractive.W division comes, the title South California will doubtless have preferred over all others. FOR THE LITTLE ONE We have to do a bit of shopping that school days are to hand. You just trust the little ones to know what they want and need. They about as cute at buying School Supplies As their papas and mamas, I know where they get the best bargain. That's why everyone of the so-called children buy of us, slates, pencils, ers, sponges, drawing cases and books everything else. Send them and we will treat them right. Joseph Helms Dr. Adolph J. Fetter's Nature Illustration (Just Natural) Magazine Teaches how to achieve "Vigorous Health," "Honorable Success," "Long Happy Life," and how seed which can be secured and planted by stockmen. An up-country paper, discussing prevailing sentiment for state legislation in Southern California, suggests that the counties south of Tehachapi join with Arizona, and that the name of the new state be "Callizonia." Doubt if the suggestion will be accepted upon there is little in common tween the southern counties and territory to the east of us, and zona will be better satisfied with arate statehood, which we believe will attain in the next congress. Moreover the name is not attractive.W division comes, the title South California will doubtless have preferred over all others. FOR THE LITTLE ONE We have to do a bit of shopping that school days are to hand. You just trust the little ones to know what they want and need. They about as cute at buying School Supplies As their papas and mamas, I know where they get the best bargain. That's why everyone of the so-called children buy of us, slates, pencils, ers, sponges, drawing cases and books everything else. Send them and we will treat them right. Joseph Helms Dr. Adolph J. Fetter's Nature Illustration (Just Natural) Magazine Teaches how to achieve "Vigorous Health," "Honorable Success," "Long Happy Life," and how seed which can be secured and planted by stockmen. An up-country paper, discussing prevailing sentiment for state legislation in Southern California, suggests that the counties south of Tehachapi join with Arizona, and that the name of the new state be "Callizonia." Doubt if the suggestion will be accepted upon there is little in common tween the southern counties and territory to the east of us, and zona will be better satisfied with arate statehood, which we believe will attain in the next congress. Moreover the name is not attractive.W division comes, the title South California will doubtless have preferred over all others. FOR THE LITTLE ONE We have to do a bit of shopping that school days are to hand. You just trust the little ones to know what they want and need. They about as cute at buying School Supplies As their papas and mamas, I know where they get the best bargain. That's why everyone of the so-called children buy of us, slates, pencils, ers, sponges, drawing cases and books everything else. Send them and we will treat them right. Joseph Helms Dr. Adolph J. Fetter's Nature Illustration (Just Natural) Magazine Teaches how to achieve "Vigorous Health," "Honorable Success," "Long Happy Life," and how seed which can be secured and planted by stockmen. An up-country paper, discussing prevailing sentiment for state legislation in Southern California, suggests that the counties south of Tehachapi join with Arizona, and that the name of the new state be "Callizonia." Doubt if the suggestion will be accepted upon there is little in common tween the southern counties and territory to the east of us, and zona will be better satisfied with arate statehood, which we believe will attain in the next congress. Moreover the name is not attractive.W division comes, the title South California will doubtless have preferred over all others. FOR THE LITTLE ONE We have to do a bit of shopping that school days are to hand. You just trust the little ones to know what they want and need. They about as cute at buying School Supplies As their papas and mamas, I know where they get the best bargain. That's why everyone of the so-called children buy of us, slates, pencils, ers, sponges, drawing cases and books everything else. Send them and we will treat them right. Joseph Helms Dr. Adolph J. Fetter's Nature Illustration (Just Natural) Magazine Teaches how to achieve "Vigorous Health," "Honorable Success," "Long Happy Life," and how seed which can be secured and planted by stockmen. An up-country paper, discussing prevailing sentiment for state legislation in Southern California, suggests that the counties south of Tehachapi join with Arizona, and that the name of the new state be "Callizonia." Doubt if the suggestion will be accepted upon there is little in common tween the southern counties and territory to the east of us, and zona will be better satisfied with arate statehood, which we believe will attain in the next congress. Moreover the name is not attractive.W division comes, the title South California will doubtless have preferred over all others. FOR THE LITTLE ONE We have to do a bit of shopping that school days are to hand. You just trust the little ones to know what they want and need. They about as cute at buying School Supplies As their papas and mamas, I know where they get the best bargain. That's why everyone of the so-called children buy of us, slates, pencils, ers, sponges, drawing cases and books everything else. Send them and we will treat them right. Joseph Helms Dr. Adolph J. Fetter's Nature Illustration (Just Natural) Magazine Teaches how to achieve "Vigorous Health," "Honorable Success," "Long Happy Life," and how seed which can be secured and planted by stockmen. An up-country paper, discussing prevailing sentiment for state legislation in Southern California, suggests that the counties south of Tehachapi join with Arizona, and that the name of the new state be "Callizonia." Doubt if the suggestion will be accepted upon there is little in common tween the southern counties and territory to the east of us, and zona will be better satisfied with arate statehood, which we believe will attain in the next congress. Moreover the name is not attractive.W division comes, the title South California will doubtless have preferred over all others. FOR THE LITTLE ONE We have to do a bit of shopping that school days are to hand. You just trust the little ones to know what they want and need. They about as cute at buying School Supplies As their papas and mamas, I know where they get the best bargain. That's why everyone of the so-called children buy of us, slates, pencils, ers, sponges, drawing cases and books everything else. Send them and we will treat them right. Joseph Helms Dr. Adolph J. Fetter's Nature Illustration (Just Natural) Magazine Teaches how to achieve "Vigorous Health," "Honorable Success," "Long Happy Life," and how seed which can be secured和 planted by stockmen. An up-country paper, discussing prevailing sentiment for state legislation in Southern California, suggests that the counties south of Tehachapi join with Arizona, and that the name of the new state be "Callizonia." Doubt if the suggestion will be accepted upon there is little in common tween the southern counties and territory to the east of us, and zona will be better satisfied with arate statehood, which we believe will attain in the next congress. Moreover the name is not attractive.W division comes，the title South California will doubtless have preferred over all others. FOR THE LITTLE ONE We have to do a bit of shopping that school days are to hand. You just trust the little ones to know what they want and need. They about as cute at buying School Supplies As their papas和mamas，I know where they get the best bargain. That's why everyone of the so-called children buy of us，slates，pencils，ers，sponges，drawing cases和books everything else.Send them和we will treat them right. Joseph Helms Dr. Adolph J. Fetter's Nature Illustration (Just Natural) Magazine Teaches how to achieve "Vigorous Health," "Honorable Success," "Long Happy Life,"和how seed which can be secured和 planted by stockmen. An up-country paper，discussing prevailing sentiment for state legislation in Southern California，suggests that the counties south of Tehachapi join with Arizona，and that the name of the new state be "Callizonia." Doubt if the suggestion will be accepted upon there is little in common tween the southern counties和 territory tothe eastofus,andzonewillbebettersatisfiedwitharatestatehood,thewhichwebelievewillattaininthenextcongress.Moreoverthenameisnotattractive.Wdivisioncomes,thetitleSouthCaliforniawilldoubtlesshavepreferredoverallothers. FOR THE LITTLE ONE We have to do a bit of shopping that school days are to hand.You just trust they little ones to know what they want and need.They about as cute at buying School Supplies As their papas和mamas，I know where they get the best bargain.Theirstabilityandtolerancetotheeastofus,andzonewillbebettersatisfiedwitharatestatehood,thewhichwebelievewillattaininthenextcongress.Moreoverthenameisnotattractive.Wdivisioncomes,thetitleSouthCaliforniawilldoubtlesshavepreferredoverallothers. FOR THE LITTLE ONE We have to do a bit of shopping that school days are to hand.You just trust they little ones to know what they want和need.They about as cute at buying School Supplies As their papas和mamas，I know where they getthebest bargain.Theirstabilityandtolerancetotheeastofus,andzonewillbebettersatisfiedwitharatestatehood,thewhichwebelievewillattaininthenextcongress.Moreoverthenameisnotattractive.Wdivisioncomes,thetitleSouthCaliforniawilldoubtlesshavepreferredoverallothers. FOR THE LITTLE ONE We have to do a bit of shopping that school days are to hand.You just trust they little ones to know what they want和need.They about as cute at buying School Supplies As their papas和mamas，I know where they getthebest bargain.Theirstabilityandtolerancetotheeastofus,andzonewillbebettersatisfiedwitharatestatehood,thewhichwebelievewillattaininthenextcongress.Moreoverthenameisnotattractive.Wdivisioncomes,thetitleSouthCaliforniawilldoubtlesshavepreferredoverallothers. FOR THE LITTLE ONE We have to do a bit of shopping that school days are to hand.You just trust they little ones to know what they want和need.They about as cute at buying School Supplies As their papas和mamas，I know where they getthebest bargain.Theirstabilityandtolerancetotheeastofus,andzonewillbebettersatisfiedwitharatestatehood,thewhichwebelievewillattaininthenextcongress.Moreoverthenameisnotattractive.Wdivisioncomes,thetitleSouthCaliforniawilldoubtlesshavepreferredoverallothers. FOR THE LITTLE ONE We have to do a bit of shopping that school days are to hand.You just trust they little ones to know what they want和need.They about as cute at buying School Supplies As their papas和mamas，I know where they getthebest bargain.Theirstabilityandtolerancetotheeastofus,andzonewillbebettersatisfiedwitharatestatehood,thewhichwebelievewillattaininthenextcongress.Moreoverthenameisnotattractive.Wdivisioncomes,thetitleSouthCaliforniawilldoubtlesshavepreferredoverallothers. FOR THE LITTLE ONE We have to do a bit of shopping that school days are to hand.You just trust they little ones to know what they want和need.They about as cute at buying School Supplies As their papas和mamas，I know where they getthebest bargain.Theirstabilityandtolerancetotheeastofus,andzonewillbebettersatisfiedwitharatestatehood,thewhichwebelieveWillattaininthenextcongress.Moreoverthenameisnotattractive.Wdivisioncomes,thetitleSouthCaliforniawilldoubtlesshavepreferredoverallothers. FOR THE LITTLE ONE We have to do a bit of shopping that school days are to hand.You just trust they little ones to know what they want和need.They about as cute at buying School Supplies As their papas和mamas，I know where they getthebest bargain.Theirstabilityandtolerancetotheeastofus,andzonewillbebettersatisfiedwitharatestatehood,thewhichwebelieveWillattaininthenextcongress.Moreoverthenameisnotattractive.Wdivisioncomes,thetitleSouthCaliforniawilldoubtlesshavepreferredoverallothers. FOR THE LITTLE ONE We have to do a bit of shopping that school days are to hand.You just trust they little ones to know what they want和need.They about as cute at buying School Supplies As their papas和mamas，I know where they getthebest bargain.Theirstabilityandtolerancetotheeastofus,andzonewillbebettersatisfiedwitharatestatehood,thewhichwebelieveWillattaininthenextcongress.Moreoverthenameisnotattractive.Wdivisioncomes,thetitleSouthCaliforniawilldoubtlesshavepreferredoverallothers. FOR THE LITTLE ONE We have to do a bit of shopping that school days are to hand.You just trust they little ones to know what they want和need.They about as cute at buying School Supplies As their papas和mamas，I know where they getthebest bargain.Theirstabilityandtolerancetotheeastofus,andzonewillbebettersatisfiedwitharatestatehood,thewhichwebelieveWillattaininthenextcongress.Moreoverthenameisnotattractive.Wdivisioncomes,thetitleSouthCaliforniawilldoubtlesshavepreferredoverallothers. FOR THE LITTLE ONE We have to do a bit of shopping that school days are to hand.You just trust他们 little ones到knowwhattheywantandneed.TheyaboutascureatbuyingSchoolSupplies As their papas和mamas，I know where they getthebest bargain.Theirstabilityandtolerancetotheeastofus,andzonewillbebettersatisfiedwitharatestatehood,thewhichwebelieveWillattaininthenextcongress.Moreoverthenameisnotattractive.Wdivisioncomes,thetitleSouthCaliforniawilldoubtlesshavepreferredoverallothers. FOR THE LITTLE ONE We have to do a bit of shopping that school days are到knowwhattheywantandneed.TheyaboutascureatbuyingSchoolSupplies As their papas和mamas，I know where they getthebest bargain.Theirstabilityandtolerancetotheeastofus,andzonewillbebettersatisfiedwitharatestatehood,thewhichwebelieveWillattaininthenextcongress.Moreoverthenameisnotattractive.Wdivisioncomes,thetitleSouthCaliforniawilldoubtlesshavepreferredoverallothers. FOR THE LITTLE ONE We have to do a bit of shopping that school days are到knowwhattheywantandneed.TheyaboutascureatbuyingSchoolSupplies REVIVAL MEETING A revival meeting under the auspices of the Free Methodist church is now in progress. The services are being held in a large tabernacle erected for that purpose on the corner of Center and Philadelphia Sts. Evangelist Rev. J. H. Brittain from Oklahoma City is in charge of the meeting, assisted by his wife and a corps of other workers. Services every evening at 7:30. Sabbath service at 10:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. Everybody, regardless of denominational distinction, is cordially invited to attend and participate in these services. The tabernacle will be heated so as to make it comfortable for all. Senator Flint's talk on railroad regulation sounds well, but perhaps it's only the Aurora Boreales after all. TO ACQUIRE LANDS A party of fifty-five stockholders of the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation com- The Palmetto on company and the Pico oil company each have received a carload of casing to be used in the local oil fields. Two or three well-known Fullerton women have recently been approached while returning home at night by an unknown young man, who strikes at them, or seems to be reaching for their handbags. One was struck on the shoulder. So far the man has not said one word. As the woman keep walking rapidly he goes in a different direction and makes a hasty retreat. The engagement of Howard Clever and Miss Pearl Remington is announced. They are well-known, popular young people. The marriage will take place next week at the Presbyterian church. Manuel Castelano, the Mexican arrested by Deputy Sheriff Cervantes on suspicion that he might know something of the murder committed a week ago at Mojave, was interrogated by Sheriff Lacy and Deputy Cer vantes and admitted he was at Mojave when the murder was committed and slept in the same house and under the same blankets with the man who was stabbed to death while he slept. Castelano said, however, he knew absolutely nothing about the killing. Sheriff Lacy is convinced he does know something more than he told, and will hold Castelano until word can be received from Mojave. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Mrs. Marie L. Austutz to City of Anaheim, strip for widening Walnut St. Val. Con. Mrs. L. Royer to same. Strip for widening Walnut St. Val. Con. Anaheim Investment Co., to same. Strip for widening Walnut St. Val. Con. NOTICE Anaheim Landing Mining and Development Company, Anaheim, Cal. Notice is hereby given that at a meeting the Directors, based on the 15th day of September, 1909, an assessment of one-tenth of cent per share was levied upon the C Stock of the Corporation, outstanding, able to R. Wisser, Treasurer, at his office Anaheim, Cal., on or before October 15, 1909. Any stock upon which this assessment remain unpaid on the 16th day of October 1909, will be delinquent and will be advertised for sale at public auction and unless paid is made before will be sold on the 22nd day October, 1909. CHAS. A. BOEGE, Secrets Anaheim, Cal., September 15, 1909. CEMENT PIER Building Stone, Fence Post W. A. HUNTE FULLERTON Phone me for all information. Prices and all work guaranteed. Wm. Koenig to Adelheid Kool Lots in blocks L, M and N, C Tract, Anaheim. Gift. I handle all kinds of Hay, Wood, Coal, Chicken Supplies Seeds. W. E. Duckworth. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 THE WORK OF THE FOR-EST SERVICE Forest Service is doing excelfor the people of California shing lookout stations from the breaking-out of forest be detected. Such a stateen established at Shuteye on an elevation of 8858 feet, large part of Tuolumne, MaFresno counties is visible. It is connected by telephone various ranger stations bealthough it has been estabat a short time, the extincto fires already is due to it. Similar stations will be as rapidly as possible,and and expected that private will cooperate to make the efficacious as possible. Antest Service enterprise,which of great value to stockmen, steps being taken to indistribution of sliferilla on ages which have been overThis plant has been recogboth hardy and beneficial to a difficulty heretofore has in starting its growth. By experiments the service has released that this has been due that nine-tenths of the by seed firms is worthless, its germinative power. To condition the service has to grow and collect good can be secured and plantmen. Get in the Well-dressed Circle Wear Schwab St. Louis Clothes HERE are two of the many new Schwab suit styles for Fall you'll find at this store. They'll look as well, if not better, on you than on these two fellows. Come in; try them on. They'll fit you right every way—including price. $15 and $20. The S. Q. R. Store Schumacher, Quarton & Renner AT DICKEL'S The S. Q. R. 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