anaheim-gazette 1911-09-07

THE PURPLE SCALE The purple scale was introduced in California from Florida in 1892 upon cuttings. Statements were then made that it would not thrive in the drier California climate, but it has succeeded very well in many of the coast sections from Santa Barbara to San Diego. Its eastern limit at present is in the eastern part of Los Angeles county, and has not yet appeared in Riverside or San Bernardino counties nor any of the northern citrus sections. The purple scale is the most difficult to handle of the four scales thus far known, because of the resistance of the eggs to fumigation. It attacks leaf, branch, and fruit, often becoming incrusted on but a portion of the tree, usually the lower side. Parts of the tree will thus be badly injured by the dropping of the leaves and the killing of the branches, but it seldom, if ever, destroys the entire tree. The retention of the scales on the fruit after it comes into the packing house is another point against the purple scale. The eggs of the purple scale are the pearly white oval-shaped bodies, which are to be seen upon lifting the mature scales. They are almost completely enclosed by the firm scale-covering above and the lighter cotton-layer beneath, forming a sack with the opening at the posterior tip, and through which the young make their escape. It is for this reason, largely, that the purple scale eggs are so resistant to hydrocyanic acid gas on account of the gas reaching them. The number of eggs deposited is from 30 to 40 extending over a period of three or four weeks. The eggs hatch in fifteen to twenty days during the summer months. From may be occasionally seen to feed upon the purple scale, and the commonest of these are Rhizobius lophanthae Blaisd. and Scymnus marginicolles. MISLEADING THE PEOPLE Secretary of the Interior Issues Timely Warning Complaints have been received recently from settlers on reclamation projects that by reason of the misrepresentations of land agents they have been induced to purchase lands which were afterward found to be without any rights to water from the government canals. The secretary of the interior has issued the following warning, which, while it refers particularly to the Rio Grande project in New Mexico and Texas, is equally applicable to other projects containing large areas of private lands: "All persons are warned against accepting any statements concerning this project, without inquiry from the officers of the reclamation service. Experience has shown that some warning of this kind is necessary, because misleading statements have been issued regarding the project and the conditions existing upon it. The project has many advantages, and would not have been taken up and pushed unless it was considered feasible and worthy of development. In particular, attention is directed to the requirements of the reclamation act regarding residence and cultivation. The act prescribes that no right to the use of water for land in private ownership shall be sold for a tract exceeding 160 acres to any one landowner, and that no such sale shall be made to any landowner unless he be an actual bona fide resident on such land or occupant thereof, residing in the neighborhood of said land." pitely enclosed by the firm scale covering above and the lighter cotton-layer beneath, forming a sack with the opening at the posterior tip, and through which the young make their escape. It is for this reason, largely, that the purple scale eggs are so resistant to hydrocyanic acid gas on account of the gas reaching them. The number of eggs deposited is from 30 to 40 extending over a period of three or four weeks. The eggs hatch in fifteen to twenty days during the summer months. From the time the eggs first appear until the last ones hatch, therefore, is a period of about two months, so that about six weeks or two months ought to be allowed between fumigations, where two treatments are made, as sometimes is done with this scale. The most eggs are present in the spring or early summer (May and June) though all through the season they may occur in all stages. The young scales upon hatching remain under the parent but a day or two, and after another day or two of actively moving about over the plant, they settle down and remain stationary, in the case of the female, throughout the rest of their lives. They first secrete a couple of coarse entangling threads, which serve as protection until they have opportunity to cover themselves with the permanent scale covering. The female undergoes two molts within a period of one to one and a half months. Eggs will be deposited at the end of two months in summer and during winter it is prolonged to three and over. Young will begin appearing in a little less than three months from the time the parent was an active young scale. The old scale dies soon after the production of eggs. The male purple scale, after molting four times and going through the usual pro-pupal and pupal stages, emerges as a winged insect after a period of approximately two months in summer and three months in the winter season. The scale of the male is long and narrow and easily distinguished from that of the female. Taking the minimum period from young to young in midsummer at 80 days and the maximum in winter at 120 days, there will appear during the season between three and four generations in the year. There appears to be a maximum period of eggs and young in May and June, and again in August and early September. The season of greatest mortality is here again coincident with the season of greatest production of young; but a "In particular, attention is directed to the requirements of the reclamation act regarding residence and cultivation. The act prescribes that no right to the use of water for land in private ownership shall be sold for a tract exceeding 160 acres to any one landowner, and that no such sale shall be made to any landowner unless he be an actual bona fide resident on such land or occupant thereof, residing in the neighborhood of said land. "It is also required that the landowner shall reclaim at least one-half of the total irrigable area of his land for agricultural purposes before any right to the use of water shall permanently attach. Ignorance of these and similar requirements has resulted in great embarrassment to purchasers. "It is not known how many years will be required for the construction of the storage dam, nor is it safe to make predictions as to when water will be available, in view of the many uncertainties existing. "Warning is also given that the amount of available water-power has been grossly exaggerated in many current discussions. It is not definitely known that there will be any power available for sale and there is no assurance that it will produce dividends reducing the cost of water rights. "Purchasers are warned against being misled by the statement that certain tracts as signed up under the government irrigation project. This signing up "'s the landowner's subscription to the water users' association. It designates tracts of land and subjects to liability for water charges so much thereof as shall hereafter be furnished with water from the government works, but it does not in any way bind the government to furnish water to any particular tract. On the contrary, considerable areas have been thus designated in subscriptions to which, because of location, elevation, physical conditions or other reasons, water can never be furnished. Prospective purchasers should not rely upon the statement that the land is signed up, but should carefully investigate and satisfy themselves that the tracts offered to them are in fact likely to be furnished with water under the project. "While it is not possible to give definite assurances on many of these points, the persons interested are advised to read carefully the terms of the reclamation act or consult the publications such as 'Questions and navy, as it kept me taught them to realize life-discipline, and to win knocks. Then, again, his majesty swimmer, and has a ed life from drowning. Esting event took place youth, he went around ther his brother in the Bacchia jacket fell overboard and went in after him and had until assistance arrived. In the boom period of majesty was often seen as cricket, of course, he had played and continues to the interest of a keen obie" WOMAN SUFFRAGE How Battle is Going, from Standpoint Mark Keppel, county sum of schools, of Los Angeles gin speaking for the suffrage er the auspices of the Califical equality league at ther ters. J. H. Francis, city dent, and Edward Hyatt, intendent, are also identihe suffrage ranks, as arer prominent educators. The suffrage anthem was awarded a prize of $100 by an suffrage party of New swing and nobility to it was written by Miss Mildora Taylor, whose death few days after the poem w ted. It is to be the nation anthem, and is as follows Once more awakes the sy just, A worldwide flame is kinked the dust. Women, for the right w For the duty that we o For all souls now here a vote we must. Our voice is for the wisdom free, Ever growing since our pa ed the sea. Silence in the court of w To the weakling must b Let our spirits strong a speak and see. We are walking where they have trod, A weary way where we plod; But we're tolling in ther Where the martyrrs took And our mighty shout is r God. Ye powers of evil, earth own, Women helping you shall Taking the minimum period from young to young in midsummer at 80 days and the maximum in winter at 120 days, there will appear during the season between three and four generations in the year. There appears to be a maximum period of eggs and young in May and June, and again in August and early September. The season of greatest mortality is here again coincident with the season of greatest production of young; but a larger portion of the young succeed in getting established than is the case with either the red or the black scale. The provision for mortality, as indicated by the number of eggs produced, is not so great as in the black scale, for the black scale produces fifty times more eggs than the purple. Aspidiotiphagus citrinus Craw. is the only parasite we have thus far taken from the purple scale. This is strictly an internal parasite, and attacks the scale only between the first and second molts. The egg is deposited within the insect, and there it hatches a very minute white larva with a tall-like appendage, which disappears with the later molts. The adult makes its way out through a circular exit hole in the posterior one third of the scale. This parasite is not generally distributed over the localities where the purple scale occurs, and it is only occasionally that the parasite will be met with; but where it does occur, the amount of parasitization may run as high as 30 or 40 per cent. During the winter months it has taken at least five days for the eggs to hatch and nine weeks are necessary for its complete life cycle. In summer it requires much less time. In addition to this internal parasite several kinds of ladybird beetles furnished. Prospective purchasers should not rely upon the statement that the land is signed up, but should carefully investigate and satisfy themselves that the tracts offered to them are in fact likely to be furnished with water under the project. "While it is not possible to give definite assurances on many of these points, the persons interested are advised to read carefully the terms of the reclamation act or consult the publications such as 'Questions and Answers,' which have been prepared to explain some of the requirements of the law." KING GEORGE AN ATHLETE Has Practiced Most Forms of Manly Exercise and Likes Shooting The king's reception at Buckingham palace recently of the team of polo players who are to represent England in the United States, recalls the fact that his majesty played regularly when he was a naval lieutenant. He was a good player, too, and could hold his own with some of the best representatives of the two services. Almost every form of manly exercise has been practiced by his majesty, and there is not the slightest doubt that every kind of sport will benefit enormously during his reign. Shooting, of course, holds the warmest place in his majesty's affections. "I love a gun," he confessed recently, "but I am almost as happy when I am fishing the pools of Dee with a long day before me." Next to shooting and fishing King George's warmest admiration is reserved for the Rugby code of football. Not long ago he expressed the opinion that Rugby was the ideal game for all ranks of the army and To the weakling must be let our spirits strong and speak and see. We are walking where they have trod, A weary way where we plod; But we're tolling in theWhere the martyrs tookAnd our mighty shout is rGod. Ye powers of evil, earth fown, Women helping, you shall erthrown; And a better life shall Than has gladdened humAnd true peace shall blend into one. Let us stand together, work and fast; Let us vow to keep the last; By the truth the world hBy the falsehood it hasWe will vote and rise aboveished past. Chorus: We, the people, all the pea it rings—Justice broad and free, heart of things; Sisters working for the Brothers striving for the We the people, all the pea it rings. The soldiers at the nation near Santa Monica, have had frage question brought to them by the suffragists of the new beach towns and Los Angeles a rule of the home that d campaign but two meetings held in the home grounds.fragrists have successfully evi rule by holding meetings justthe grounds, where the old may hear suffrage argument ANAHEIM GAZETTE EVERYWHERE THEY USE LEVI STRAUSS & CO. COPPER RIVETED OVERALLS navy, as it kept the men "fit," also taught them to realize the virtues of self-discipline, and to withstand hard knocks. Then, again, his majesty is a capital swimmer, and has actually saved life from drowning. This interesting event took place when, as a youth, he went around the world with his brother in the Bacchante. A blue jacket fell overboard and King George event in after him and held him up until assistance arrived. rousing music and receive the yellow leaflets, with every known reason and opinion on the question. Senator E. M. Clapp of Minnesota, is a suffragist. He said at a meeting of the woman's city club in Los Angeles, on August 28th: "History appointed the nineteenth century as the birth place of great forces, and the greatest of these is the triumph of womanhood. "The womanhood of America is the greatest moral potentiality the world" Placentia Did you go If not, we want you to let us drive you accross, showing PLACENTIA TOWN. 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In the boom period of cycling, his majesty was often seen a-wheel, while cricket, of course, he has constantly played and continues to follow with the interest of a keen observer. WOMAN SUFFRAGE NOTES How Battle is Going, from Suffrage Standpoint Mark Keppel, county superintendent of schools, of Los Angeles, is to be speaking for the suffragists under the auspices of the California political equality league at their headquarters. J. H. Francis, city superintendent, and Edward Hyatt, state superintendent, are also identified with the suffrage ranks, as are many other prominent educators. The suffrage anthem which was awarded a prize of $100 by the woman suffrage party of New York having and nobility to its lines. It was written by Miss Minneta Theora Taylor, whose death occurred a few days after the poem was submitted. It is to be the national suffrage anthem, and is as follows: Once more awakes the spirit of the just, worldwide flame is kindled from the dust. Women, for the right we know, For the duty that we owe, for all souls now here and coming, vote we must. Our voice is for the wisdom of the free, ever growing since our parents crossed the sea. Silence in the court of wrong To the weakling must belong. Get our spirits strong and earnest speak and see. We are walking where the heroes all have trod, weary way where we can only plod; But we're tolling in the space Where the martyrs took their place, and our mighty shout is risen to our God. The powers of evil, earth is not your own, women helping you shall yet be ovrous music and receive the yellow leaflets, with every known reason and opinion on the question. Senator E. M. Clapp of Minnesota, is a suffragist. He said at a meeting of the woman's city club in Los Angeles, on August 28th: "History appointed the nineteenth century as the birth place of great forces, and the greatest of these is the triumph of womanhood. "The womanhood of America is the greatest moral potentiality the world has ever known. I consider woman-suffrage not only as a privilege, but I put it as necessary to the permanency of American institutions. "We want morals in this country. We want education in this country. Will any man say that the source from whence these must come is so vile that it would damage any woman to go there? Will anyone say that the place in America whence comes the policies and the administration cannot be kept clean enough for women to be present?" Later, at the largest meeting that has been held in the city since Theodore Roosevelt was in California, the senator said: "There is one thing that is particularly interesting and encouraging in American politics, and that is the ever increasing presence of our mothers our wives, sisters and daughters at political gatherings. Not only is it important in the fact that it has elevated the tone of political discussion; it is more significant than that, because, after all, if the God given rights of American citizenship are to work out their greatest destiny, it must be because of the character of American citizenship. Long after you and I have passed away, when the tariff and finance and these other questions shall have been relegated to the shades of the past, the underlying issues governing the permanency of our institutions will still be a living issue to govern the character of American citizenship." This is one of the California laws that suffragists say is a relic of slavery days and should be erased from the statute books: "Every minor of the age of fourteen years or upwards may be bound by indenture as an apprentice to any mechanical trade or art or the occupation of farming to the age of eighteen, if a female, or to the age of twenty-one years, if a male." This law, in connection with a law which gives to fathers the sole right to all the money earned by minor children, makes a certain type of slavery heavy, as it kept them "fit," also taught them to realize the virtues of self-discipline, and to withstand hard knocks. Then, again, his majesty is a capital swimmer, and has actually saved life from drowning. This interesting event took place when, as a youth, he went around the world with his brother in the Bacchante. A blue bucket fell overboard and King George event in after him and held him up until assistance arrived. In the boom period of cycling, his majesty was often seen a-wheel, while cricket, of course, he has constantly played and continues to follow with the interest of a keen observer. WOMAN SUFFRAGE NOTES How Battle is Going, from Suffrage Standpoint Mark Keppel, county superintendent of schools, of Los Angeles, is to be speaking for the suffragists under the auspices of the California political equality league at their headquarters. J. H. Francis, city superintendent, and Edward Hyatt, state superintendent, are also identified with the suffrage ranks, as are many other prominent educators. The suffrage anthem which was awarded a prize of $100 by the woman suffrage party of New York having and nobility to its lines. It was written by Miss Minneta Theora Taylor, whose death occurred a few days after the poem was submitted. It is to be the national suffrage anthem, and is as follows: Once more awakes the spirit of the just, worldwide flame is kindled from the dust. Women, for the right we know, For the duty that we owe, for all souls now here and coming, vote we must. Our voice is for the wisdom of the free, ever growing since our parents crossed the sea. Silence in the court of wrong To the weakling must belong. Get our spirits strong and earnest speak and see. We are walking where the heroes all have trod, weary way where we can only plod; But we're tolling in the space Where the martyrs took their place, and our mighty shout is risen to our God. The powers of evil, earth is not your own, women helping you shall yet be ovrous music and receive the yellow leaflets, with every known reason and opinion on the question. Senator E. M. Clapp of Minnesota, is a suffragist. He said at a meeting of the woman's city club in Los Angeles, on August 28th: "History appointed the nineteenth century as the birth place of great forces, and the greatest of these is the triumph of womanhood. "The womanhood of America is the greatest moral potentiality the world has ever known. I consider woman-suffrage not only as a privilege, but I put it as necessary to the permanency of American institutions. "We want morals in this country. We want education in this country. Will any man say that the source from whence these must come is so vile that it would damage any woman to go there? Will anyone say that the place in America whence comes the policies and the administration cannot be kept clean enough for women to be present?" Later, at the largest meeting that has been held in the city since Theodore Roosevelt was in California, the senator said: "There is one thing that is particularly interesting and encouraging in American politics, and that is the ever increasing presence of our mothers our wives, sisters and daughters at political gatherings. Not only is it important in the fact that it has elevated the tone of political discussion; it is more significant than that, because, after all, if the God given rights of American citizenship are to work out their greatest destiny, it must be because of the character of American citizenship. Long after you and I have passed away, when the tariff and finance and these other questions shall have been relegated to the shades of the past, the underlying issues governing the permanency of our institutions will still be a living issue to govern the character of American citizenship." This is one of the California laws that suffragists say is a relic of slavery days and should be erased from the statute books: "Every minor of the age of fourteen years or upwards may be bound by indenture as an apprentice to any mechanical trade or art or the occupation of farming to the age of eighteen, if a female, or to the age of twenty-one years, if a male." This law, in connection with a law which gives to fathers the sole right to all the money earned by minor children, makes a certain type of slavery heavy as it kept them "fit," also taught them to realize the virtues of self-discipline, and to withstand hard knocks. Then, again, his majesty is a capital swimmer, and has actually seen a-wheel while cricket, of course, he has constantly played and continues to follow with the interest of a keen observer. WOMAN SUFFRAGE NOTES How Battle is Going, from Suffrage Standpoint Mark Keppel, county superintendent of schools, of Los Angeles, is to be speaking for the suffragists under the auspices of the California political equality league at their headquarters. J. H. Francis, city superintendent, and Edward Hyatt, state superintendent, are also identified with the suffrage ranks, as are many other prominent educators. The suffrage anthem which was awarded a prize of $100 by the woman suffrage party of New York having and nobility to its lines. It was written by Miss Minneta Theora Taylor, whose death occurred a few days after the poem was submitted. It is to be the national suffrage anthem, and is as follows: Once more awakes the spirit of the just, worldwide flame is kindled from the dust. Women, for the right we know, For the duty that we owe, for all souls now here and coming,vote we must. Our voice is for the wisdom of the free, ever growing since our parents crossed the sea. Silence in the court of wrong To the weakling must belong. Get our spirits strong and earnest speak and see. We are walking where she heroes all have trod, weary way where we can only plod; But we're tolling in the space Where the martyrs took their place, and our mighty shout is risen to our God. The powers of evil, earth is not your own, women helping you shall yet be ovrous music and receive the yellow leaflets, with every known reason and opinion on the question. Senator E. M. Clapp of Minnesota, is a suffragist. 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Get our spirits strong and earnest speak and see. We are walking where the heroes all have trod, we weary way where we can only plod; But we're tolling in the space Where the martyrs took their place, and our mighty shout is risen to our God. The powers of evil, earth is not your own, women helping, you shall yet be overthrown; And a better life shall rise Than has gladdened human eyes; And true peace shall blend the nation into one. At us stand together, women, hard and fast; At us vow to keep the faith until the last; By the truth the world has learned By the falsehood it has spurned. He will vote and rise above the vanished past. Corus:— He, the people, all the people, how it rings— Notice broad and free, the living heart of things; Misters working for the light, Brothers striving for the right; In the people, all the people, how it rings. The soldiers at the national home For Santa Monica, have had the suffrage question brought to their doors the suffragists of the neighboring town and Los Angeles. It is rule of the home that during a campaign but two meetings may be held in the home grounds. The suffragists have successfully evaded this by holding meetings just outside the grounds, where the old soldiers hear suffrage arguments and very days and should be erased from the statute books: "Every minor of the age of fourteen years or upwards may be bound by indenture as an apprentice to any mechanical trade or art or the occupation of farming to the age of eighteen, if a female, or to the age of twenty-one years, if a male." This law, in connection with a law which gives to fathers the sole right to all the money earned by minor children, makes a certain type of slavery among minors possible. The suffragists maintain that there is no other means equal to voting for learning the weakness of California laws and therefore helping in the elimination of worthless laws and dangerous laws Clifford Howard, a contributor to the North American Review and Atlantic Monthly, who has become prominent in the suffrage campaign, will have an article in the West Coast magazine for October, in answer to an anti-suffrage article by George Patton, a lawyer. Mr. Howard's article is a scholarly resume of the movement that is foremost in America today. "I thought Mrs. Meadowgrass was not goin' to take summer boarders any more?" "Wal, her daughter, Sally, married one of the last year's boarders, an' now the old lady has got ter take more to support him." "Well," the friend said, "he appears to be able to make an honest living." "Yes," she replied, "but heavens, who wants to marry a man of that kind nowadays?" "Is your husband at home?" "Yes; what do you want with him?" "I'm—er-revising the voting list, and I just wanted to inquire which party he belongs to." "Do yer? Well, I'm de party wot 'e belongs to." That the following named persons have been appointed officers of elections to conduct said election to-wit: That J. B. Rea, as Inspector, and F. C. Rimpau and J. H. Enearl as Judges, three competent persons and qualified electors of said Anaheim Union High School District, residing in said Anaheim Precinct, will act as the inspector and Judges of said election, and conduct the same in said Anaheim Precinct; That Joseph Carroll as Inspector, and E. C. Dutton and Robt. J. Sparks as Judges, three competent persons and qualified electors of said Anaheim Un- Thursday, September 7 Placentia Townsite Did you get over last week? We want you to let us know, so that we can call for you and accross, showing you the country that is the backbone of PLENTIA TOWN. The orange groves, walnut orchards, vegeta-isms, etc., acres and acres of them, all most fertile and pro-und all directly helping and boosting the TOWN. For their will be shipped from the Placentia packing houses and the hun-people supported by both the agricultural country and the houses look to the TOWN as their distributing point. That BUSINESS, and where there is business a City will surely grow if you to see the development in the TOWNSITE itself. The two months have absolutely changed Placentia's sky line. What this ago was an even horizon is now all chopped to pieces with two-story buildings. And every week it's being broken at new points. PLENTIA TOWNSITE Southern California's premier real estate opportunity for investwell as speculation. Residence Lots $200.00 up. Business Lots $450.00 up.—Easy Terms over the ground, and tell you of several Placentia investments that will yield large returns. EWS COMPANY Murry Building Placentia, Cal. HAROLD S. COOK COMPANY Gen. Agents, 718-720 Trust & Savings Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal. Residence Lots $200.00 up. Business Lots $450.00 up.—Easy Terms Over the ground, and tell you of several Placentia investments that will yield large returns. EWS COMPANY Murry Building Placentia, Cal. HAROLD S. COOK COMPANY Gen. Agents, 718-720 Trust & Savings Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal. Reduced Fares EAST Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo . . . $ 55.00 Omaha, Council Bluffs, Kansas City, Dallas . . . 60.00 St. Louis, Memphis, New Orleans . . . 70.00 Chicago . . . . . . 72.50 St. Paul, Minneapolis . . 73.50 New York, Philadelphia 108.50 Washington, Baltimore . 107.50 Boston, . . . . . . 110.50 Proportionately Low Fares to Many other points SALE DATES Sept. 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 Oct. 1, 2, 5, 6 Oct. 12, 13, 14—Denver, Pueblo, Colorado Springs only. Going limit of above sale dates 15 days, return limit Oct. 31. Oct. 17, 18, 19, return limit Nov. 15. Boston, Proportionately Low Fares to Many other points SALE DATES Sept. 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 Oct. 1, 2, 5, 6 Oct. 12, 13, 14—Denver, Pueblo, Colorado Springs only. Going limit of above sale dates 15 days, return limit Oct. 31. Oct. 17, 18, 19, return limit Nov. 15. For full information regarding additional fares, sale dates, diverse routes, train service, stop-overs, side trips, etc., call or write J. M. PICKERING, Anaheim, Cal. L. B. VALLA, Santa Ana, Cal. SOUTHERN PACIFIC. Ion High School District, residing in said Loara Precinct, will act as the Inspector and Judges of said election, and conduct the same in said Loara Precinct. In Witness Whereof, we have hereunto set our hands this 2nd day of September, 1911. OTTO STORM, E. A. SPARKS, ARCHIE HENRY, S. D. WINTERS, F. C. SPENCER. Trustees of Anaheim Union High School District, Orange County, California. Finest of Wines. 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