anaheim-gazette 1916-06-01

WILL INVESTIGATE COUNTY'S KELP SUPPLY ASSOCIATED CHAMBERS APPOINTS COMMITTEE TO CONFER WITH GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS CANYON ROAD WILL NOT BE OPEN FOR TRAFFIC UNTIL MIDDLE OF AUGUST An industry that may prove a thriving one in Orange county is now under consideration, and steps are being taken to investigate and develop it. At the meeting of the associated chambers of commerce at Laguna Beach Wednesday evening N. Philbrook declared that Orange county should take active steps to conserve its extensive kelp beds for the use of the county. He said that there are thousands of acres of kelp along the coast of this county. Since the war has cut off the potash supply from Germany, attention is being paid to this coast's kelp, a great source of commercial fertilizer. A federal commission is coming to this coast to investigate. A great industry is to be opened up, and this county should overlook no opportunity to be informed of the situation. Upon the motion of E. E. Jahraus of Laguna Beach, President Bradford appointed Philbrook, H. L. Haffner of Huntington Beach and L. H. Wallace of Newport Beach as a committee to meet with the federal commission when it comes to the coast. wisest thing. A dozen honorable and able men will strive for the Chicago nomination. Anyon of them is worthy of it—but who will assert, a fortnight before the convention meets, that this, that or the other man is the wisest choice? There has been no consultation among the men who must make the nomination. Very few state delegations, even, have met for conference. Therefore, it seems to us, that the wisest thing politically is to wait until the convention assembles, to hear then the reasons why the partisans of the various candidates think their man is the best to choose, to weight the probabilities of the campaign which will follow, to adjust such differences as may appear—and then to nominate the man who appears most likely to attract all the voting elements which are opposed to the continuance of democratic rule. BIDS FOR CITRUS EXPERIMENT PLANT RECEIVED Award for Construction of State University School Near Riverside To be Made June 13 Ralph P. Merritt, comptroller of the University of California has received bids for the erection of the university's graduate school of tropical agriculture and citrus experiment station on the 480 acre site two miles from Riverside. The building will cost about $125,000, the sum appropriated by the last legislature, and will consist of the main laboratory, with two smaller annexes, the residences of Dean H. J. Webber and the farm manager and the various barns and shops. The institution, which will be opened July 1, 1917, is the only one of its kind in the United States. Similar work in Valualland County will startled were cast that authored missing link culturally speak exactly what last five years For half a century leges and experts out the United piling information specially adapted titles, the required soils for agriculture best methods of and plant diseases remedies for bother the producer many other ways fund of inform in practice by this country as a great increase the farms and their owners. Just recently that this past Upon the motion of E. E. Jahraus of Laguna Beach, President Bradford appointed Philbrook, H. L. Haffner of Huntington Beach and L. H. Wallace of Newport Beach as a committee to meet with the federal commission when it comes to the coast. Past investigations have shown that chlorine contains potash, nitrogen and phosphorus, and the supply along the Orange county coast is practically inexhaustible. Secretary Metzgar read communications from San Bernardino and Riverside counties urging this county to take speedy action in opening the Santa Ana canyon road. It is not believed, however, the road can be opened before the middle of August or the first of September. "The board of supervisors realizes as much as the interior counties and as much as the people of this county that the opening of the Santa Ana canyon road is a crying need," said Supervisor Talbert. "This county profits by the papronage given our beaches by the people of the interior, and the conyon route offers the shortest way to our beaches. Our hands are tied for the present fiscal year. It will take $15,000 or $20,000 to open that road. We have to throw the expense into the next fiscal year. That means that we cannot open bids until after July 1. That is the earliest time we can get at it. We will let a contract as soon as possible and hurry the work along as rapidly as possible." At the suggestion of J. A. Armitage, Secretary Metzgar promised that he would keep the newspapers of interior towns posted on the condition of all roads leading into Orange county. An address was given by M. Purcell upon the Torrens title registry system. In his introduction he said he had traveled in many counties, and that Orange county has the best system of roads he has ever seen. Purcell detailed the procedure by which any person may get his property under the Torrens system. After judgment of court there is attached to the certificate every additional move in the title. In answer to a question, the speaker said that the advantage of the new system is that the title is not contestable, the state standing back commercial fertilizer. A federal commission is coming to this coast to investigate. A great industry is to be opened up, and this county should overlook no opportunity to be informed of the situation. Upon the motion of E. E. Jahraus of Laguna Beach, President Bradford appointed Philbrook, H. L. Haffner of Huntington Beach and L. H. Wallace of Newport Beach as a committee to meet with the federal commission when it comes to the coast. Past investigations have shown that chlorine contains potash, nitrogen and phosphorus, and the supply along the Orange county coast is practically inexhaustible. Secretary Metzgar read communications from San Bernardino and Riverside counties urging this county to take speedy action in opening the Santa Ana canyon road. It is not believed, however, the road can be opened before the middle of August or the first of September. "The board of supervisors realizes as much as the interior counties and as much as the people of this county that the opening of the Santa Ana canyon road is a crying need," said Supervisor Talbert. "This county profits by the papronage given our beaches by the people of the interior, and the conyon route offers the shortest way to our beaches. Our hands are tied for the present fiscal year. It will take $15,000 or $20,000 to open that road. We have to throw the expense into the next fiscal year. That means that we cannot open bids until after July 1. That is the earliest time we can get at it. We will let a contract as soon as possible and hurry the work along as rapidly as possible." At the suggestion of J. A. Armitage, Secretary Metzgar promised that he would keep the newspapers of interior towns posted on the condition of all roads leading into Orange county. An address was given by M. Purcell upon the Torrens title registry system. In his introduction he said he had traveled in many counties, and that Orange county has the best system of roads he has ever seen. Purcell detailed the procedure by which any person may get his property under the Torrens system. After judgment of court there is attached to the certificate every additional move in the title. In answer to a question, the speaker said that the advantage of the new system is that the title is not contestable, the state standing back commercial fertilizer. A federal commission is coming to this coast to investigate. A great industry is to be opened up, and this county should overlook no opportunity to be informed of the situation. Upon the motion of E. E. Jahraus of Laguna Beach, President Bradford appointed Philbrook, H. L. Haffner of Huntington Beach and L. H. Wallace of Newport Beach as a committee to meet with the federal commission when it comes to the coast. Past investigations have shown that chlorine contains potash, nitrogen and phosphorus, and the supply along the Orange county coast is practically inexhaustible. Secretary Metzgar read communications from San Bernardino and Riverside counties urging this county to take speedy action in opening the Santa Ana canyon road. It is not believed, however, the road can be opened before the middle of August or the first of September. "The board of supervisors realizes as much as the interior counties and as much as the people of this county that the opening of the Santa Ana canyon road is a crying need," said Supervisor Talbert. "This county profits by the papronage given our beaches by the people of the interior, and the conyon route offers the shortest way to our beaches. Our hands are tied for the present fiscal year. It will take $15,000 or $20,000 to open that road. We have to throw the expense into the next fiscal year. That means that we cannot open bids until after July 1. That is the earliest time we can get at it. We will let a contract as soon as possible and hurry the work along as rapidly as possible." At the suggestion of J. A. Armitage, Secretary Metzgar promised that he would keep the newspapers of interior towns posted on the condition of all roads leading into Orange county. An address was given by M. Purcell upon the Torrens title registry system. In his introduction he said he had traveled in many counties, and that Orange county has the best system of roads he has ever seen. Purcell detailed the procedure by which any person may get his property under the Torrens system. After judgment of court there is attached to the certificate every additional move in the title. In answer to a question, the speaker said that the advantage of the new system is that the title is not contestable, the state standing back commercial fertilizer. A federal commission is coming to this coast to investigate. A great industry is to be opened up, and this country should overlook no opportunity to be informed of the situation. Upon the motion of E. E. Jahraus of Laguna Beach, President Bradford appointed Philbrook, H. L. Haffner of Huntington Beach and L. H. Wallace of Newport Beach as a committee to meet with the federal commission when it comes to the coast. Past investigations have shown that chlorine contains potash, nitrogen and phosphorus, and the supply along the Orange county coast is practically inexhaustible. Secretary Metzgar read communications from San Bernardino and Riverside counties urging this county to take speedy action in opening the Santa Ana canyon road. It is not believed, however, the road can be opened before the middle of August or the first of September. "The board of supervisors realizes as much as the interior counties and as much as the people of this county that the opening ofthe Santa Ana canyon road is a crying need," said Supervisor Talbert. "This county profits by the papronage given our beaches bythe peopleoftheinterior,andtheconyonrouteofferstheshortestwaytoourbeaches.Ourhandsaretiedforthepresentfiscalyear.itwilltake$15,000or$20,000toopenthatroad.Wewhavethrowtheexpenseintothenextfiscalyear.ThemeansthatwecannotopenbidsuntilafterJuly1.TheearliesttimewecangetatitWewillletacontractassoonaspossibleandhurrytheworkalongraspidlyaspossible." At the suggestion of J. A. Armitage, Secretary Metzgar promised that he would keepthenewspapersinteriortownspostedontheconditionofallroadsleadingintoOrangecounty. An address was given by M. Purcell upontheTorrenstitleregistrysystem.Inhisintroductionhesaidhehadtraveledinmanycounties,andthatOrangecountyhasthebestsystemofroadshehaseverseen.PurcelldetailedtheprocedurebywhichanypersonmaygethispropertyundertheTorrenssystem.Afterjudgmentofcourtthereisattachedtothecertificateeveryadditionalmoveinthetitle.Inanswertoaquestion,thespeakersaidthattheadvantageofthenewsystemisthatthetitleisnotcontestable,thestatestandingbackcommercialfertilizer.A federalcommissioniscomingtothiscoasttoinvestigate.Agreatindustryistobeopenupandfundofinformationinpracticebythiscountryasagreatincreasethefarmsandtaeirowners. "TheboardofsupervisorsrealizesasmuchastheinteriorcountiesandasmuchasthepeopleofthiscountythattheopeningoftheSantaAnacanjonroadisacryingneed,"saidSupervisor Talbert."Thiscountyprofitsbythepapronagegivenourbeachesbythepeopleoftheinterior,andtheconyonrouteofferstheshortestwaytoourbeaches.Ourhandsaretiedforthepresentfiscalyear.itwilltake$15,000or$20,000toopenthatroad.Wewhavethrowtheexpenseintothenextfiscalyear.ThemeansthatwecannotopenbidsuntilafterJuly1.TheearliesttimewecangetatitWewillletacontractassoonaspossibleandhurrytheworkalongraspidlyaspossible." AtthesuggestionofJ.A.Rarmitage.SecretaryMetzgarpromisedthathewouldkeepthenewspapersinteriortownspostedontheconditionofallroadsleadingintoOrangecounty. An address was given by M. Purcell upontheTorrenstitleregistrysystem.Inhisintroductionhesaidhehadtraveledinmanycounties,andthatOrangecountyhasthebestsystemofroadshehaseverseen.PurcelldetailedtheprocedurebywhichanypersonmaygethispropertyundertheTorrenssystem.Afterjudgmentofcourtthereisattachedtothecertificateeveryadditionalmoveinthetitle.Inanswertoaquestion,thespeakersaidthattheadvantageofthenew系统isthatthetitleisnotcontestable,thestatestandingbackcommercialfertilizer.A federalcommissioniscomingtothiscoasttoinvestigate.Agreatindustryistobeopenupandfundofinformationinpracticebythiscountryasagreatincreasethefarmsandtaeirowners." 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In His Introduction He SaId He Had Travelled In Many Counties , And That Orange County Has The Best System Of Roads He Has Ever Seen . In Answer To A Question , The Speaker SaId That The Advantage Of The New System Is That The Title Is Not Contestable , The State Standing Back Commercial Fertilizer . A Federal Commission Is Comning To This Coast To Investigate . A Great Industry Is To Be Opened Up And Funded Into The Maintenance Of Agricultural Equipment . In Existence Of Any County Musical Or Organizational Devices For Extent And Home Economic Tmt Monies To Be Given Every State Of Rural Population , Increasing Amount Appropriate An Extra Total Sum Be Planted In The Field Station . In Our Great Sys Very Definite Plan Executive Units Of Outlined . For Examination Of Agricultural Items Will Form A Zillion . For Examination Of Agricultural Items Will Form A Zillion . For Examination Of Agricultural Items Will Form A Zillion . For Examination Of Agricultural Items Will Form A Zillion . 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For Examination Of Agricultural Items Will Form A Zillion . For Examination Of Agricultural Items Will Form A Zillion . For Examination Of Agricultural Items Will Form A Zillion . For Examination Of Agricultural Items Will Form A Zillion . For Examination Of Agricultural Items Will Form A Zillion . " This (CountY ProfITS By The Opening Of The Torrents Title Registry System . In His Introduction He SaId He Had Travelled In Many Counties , And That Orange County Has The Best System Of Roads He Has Ever Seen . In Answer To A Question , The Speaker SaId That The Advantage Of The New System Is That The Title Is Not Contestable , The State Standing Back Commercial Fertilizer . A Federal Commission Is Comning To This Coast To Investigate . A Great Industry Is To Be Opened Up And Funded Into The Maintenance OF Agricultural Items Will Form A Zillion . For Examination Of Agricultural Items Will Form A Zillion . For Examination Of Agricultural Items Will Form A Zillion . For Examination Of Agricultural Items Will Form A Zillion . For Examination Of Agricultural Items Will Form A Zillion . " This (CountY ProfITS By The Opening Of The Torrents Title Registry System . In His Introduction He SaId He Had Travelled In Many Counties , And That Orange County Has The Best System Of Roads He Has Ever Seen . In Answer To A Question , The Speaker SaId That The Advantage Of The New System Is That The Title Is Not Contestable , The State Standing Back Commercial Fertilizer . A Federal Commission Is Comning To This Coast To Investigate . A Great Industry Is To Be Opened Up And Funded Into THE Maintenance OF Agricultural Items Will Form A Zillion . For Examination Of Agricultural Items Will Form A Zillion . For Examination Of Agricultural Items Will Form A Zillion . For Examination Of Agricultural Items Will Form A Zillion . " This (CountY ProfITS By The Opening Of The Torrents Title Registry System . In His Introduction He SaId He Had Travelled In Many Counties , And That Orange County Has The Best System Of Roads He Has Ever Seen . In Answer To A Question , The Speaker SaId That The Advantage Of The New System Is That The Title Is Not Contestable , The State StandING Back Commercial Fertilizer . A Federal Commission Is Comning To This Coast To Investigate . A Great Industry Is To Be Opened Up And Funded Into THE Maintenance OF Agricultural Items Will Form A Zillion . " This (CountY ProfITS By The Opening Of The Torrents Title Registry System . In His Introduction He SaId He Had Travelled In Many Counties , And That Orange County Has The Best System Of Roads He Has Ever Seen . In Answer To A Question , The Speaker SaId That The Advantage Of The New System Is That The Title Is Not Contestable , THE State StandING Back Commercial Fertilizer . A Federal Commission Is Comning To This Coast To Investigate . A Great Industry Is To Be Opened Up And Funded INTO THE Maintenance OF Agricultural Items Will Form A Zillion . " This (CountY ProfITS By The Opening Of The Torrents Title Registry System . In His Introduction He SaId He Had Travelled In Many Counties , And That Orange County Has THE Best System OF Roads He Has Ever Seen . In Answer To A Question , The Speaker SaId That The Advantage OF THE New System IS THAT THE TITLE IS NOT CONTENTABLE , THE STATE STANDING BACK COMMUNICATION IS COMNING TO THIS COUNTY OR MAJORITY MANAGEMENT OF AGRICULTURE ITEM WILL FORM AN EXTRA INCREASE IN RESOURCES FOR USE BY THIS CITY AND BY THE农商行 OR TRAINER OR OTHER TRAINERS WHO WILL BE OPENED UP AND FUNDED INTO THE MAINSTATION OF AGRICULTURE ITEM WILL FORM AN EXTRA INCREASE IN RESOURCES FOR USE BY THIS CITY AND BY THE TRAINER OR TRAINERS WHO WILL BE OPENED UP AND FUNDED INTO THE In his introduction he said he had traveled in many counties, and that Orange county has the best system of roads he has ever seen. Purcell detailed the procedure by which any person may get his property under the Torrens system. After judgment of court there is attached to the certificate every additional move in the title. In answer to a question, the speaker said that the advantage of the new system is that the title is not contestable, the state standing back of the decree and the certificate. R. L. Bixby invited the chambers of commerce and boards of trade of the county to enter floats in the Fiesta de Luz, to be held at Santa Ana on June 15. L. H. Wallace, as chairman of the harbor committee, reported that the bill whereby harbor lines are to be established has passed the lower house at Washington and is now pending in the upper house. He said that Newport Beach proposes to have an election probably in September for $100,000 or $110,000 bonds for building a jetty. After the election to annex Balboa Island next month, immediate steps will be taken to call the bond election. The next meeting of the association will be held at Brea, and the July meeting at Buena Park. WHAT IS WISEST? A progressive editor writing in Collier's Weekly, says it is reported that Senator Penrose is willing to accept the Roosevelt candidacy if that should be the wisest thing politically. We do not doubt that this is true. In fact, the statement is axiomatic. Mr. Penrose has no monopoly of such an opinion. All republicans hold it. We all want to do the wisest thing at Chicago. Nobody can tell now what is the sage are to be found, although mountain mahogany, wild cherry, wild lilac and wild buckwheat are much sought after by the bees. As soon as the sites are located, apiary permits will be issued upon application at ten dollars a year for stands containing fifty hives or less, with provision for a charge of ten cents a hive for every hive over fifty. It is anticipated that every available site will be put to use. Permits for more than 2500 hives have already been issued by the forest supervisor at Santa Barbara. This survey is part of the plan to stimulate all possible use by the public of the Santa Barbara national forest, which was formed in 1898 to protect the watersheds and water supplies of parts of Los Angeles, San Luis Obispo Ventura and Santa Barbara counties. The Raleigh, North Carolina, News and Observer, owned by Secretary of War Josephus Daniels, says that the democratic party bases its strength upon the people composing that party. The figures show that in 1912 there were 6,293,000 democratic votes cast, while there were 7,600,000 votes cast for the progressive and republican candidates. Mr. Bryan says that it is evident that the progressives have gone back into the republican party. Just what Josephus expects to make out of this statement, it is difficult to understand. Elections in 1914 showed large decreases in democratic votes. Nobody claims that the democrats have made any gain anywhere, not even in the solid South. There will be more than 8,000,000 republican votes cast in 1916 and less than 6,000,000 democratic votes. A safe deposit box in the average home is considered a necessity. The Anaheim National Bang can serve you. San Diego county counties in the state up this arrangement now been going on as it enters on the activities certain been obtained while access of the office in th Some advantages may be illustrated incidents which last year. A central county was being hopper plague. farm bureau telepharm adviser who transmitted to him making poison millsviser transmitted to the department, ran in three days that control specialist was would be down in over the situation as to the best manner this difficulty. After the greatest season were over, county called for it farm bureau to tion of a flood cofarm adviser attentient sentiment of the partment who info- VALUABLE AID OF COUNTY FARM ADVISER HE IS THE AGRICULTURAL MISSING LINK, ACCORDING TO EXPERT AUTHORITY SAN DIEGO FARMERS PROFITING MUCH FROM THIS NEW OFFICIAL The country would undoubtedly be startled were the news spread broadcast that authentic information had been obtained that the long hunted for missing link had been found. Agriculturally speaking, however, this is exactly what has happened during the last five years in the United States. For half a century the agricultural colleges and experiment stations throughout the United States have been compiling information as to crops, especially adapted to their various localities, the requirements of the various soils for agricultural production, the best methods of combating insect pests and plant diseases, the causes and remedies for the many troubles that bother the producers of stock and in many other ways have obtained a vast fund of information which if it were in practice by the agriculturists of this country as a whole, would mean a great increase in the production of the farms and in the satisfaction of their owners. Just recently realization has come that this past encyclopedia of informa- day that an engineer was at that time in Ventura county and would be down immediately to spend a day looking over the problem and advising the people how to proceed. Instances could be related in great numbers showing where the presence of a representative of the university and department brough surprisingly rapid returns to requests for help and information which the local agent did not have at hand. SPEED OF DUCKS IS GREATER THAN A TRAIN Who has not seen flocks of ducks and geese high up in the air, flying north or south to the feeding grounds, or going no one knwos where? It is a pleasing sight, even if you are not a hunter. On the ground nothing can be more ungraceful than a waddling duck or goose, but in the air—that is a different thing. They are not only graceful, but in speed there is not a railroad train that Harry Lee of Garden Grove believes in diversification. He has a 10-acre grove. The oranges are inter-set with melons. There is also a small bearing grove of avocados, a few fruiting Sapota trees and 100 Feijos or Pineapple-guavas. Sudan grass is giving splendid results and most wonderful of all, Mr. Lee thinks he can induce his stock to cultivate a taste for the cover crop of bitter clover, "just as a man can "learn to drink beer," but with the distinctive difference that there will be no morning after. Lawn mowers ground, not filed, on a machine especially constructed and all work guaranteed, called for and delivered any where in the city. W. H. Houts. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Of The County of Orange, State of California Carl Walter, Plaintiff vs. A. Zwirn, John Doe, and Just recently realization has come that this past encyclopedia of information bound up in the various farmer's bulletins, experiment station reports, etc., was not producing the highest results in the improvement of farming conditions, writes Harry A. Weinland in the Citrograph. The two or three billion dollars which have been spent in the last fifty years to obtain this information were literally handicapped by the fact that the knowledge contained therein had not been universally used. The reasons for this were often sought and many ideas were offered as to the best method of overcoming this difficulty. The knowledge gradually dawned that there was a link missing in the system. The methods of obtaining the information were excellent; the methods of reporting them in published form were good; the range of subjects covered were many. However, the link between the information and the practical application was lacking. The Smith-Lever bill recently passed by congress established a means of developing this missing connection to the government's department. The bill provides for extension in agriculture and home economics. It provides certain moneys to be appropriated to each and every state in proportion to its rural population, this sum to be an increasing amount. The state must appropriate an equal amount and the total sum be placed under the direction of the agricultural experiment station. In our great state of California, a very definite plan of coordinating the executive units of the work has been outlined. For example, the farmers of any county must be sufficiently desirous of developing this connection with the university and the department of agriculture that one-fifth of them will form a farm bureau organization. This organization is formed by the farmers for their benefit in cooperating with the agent who is placed in the field as the connecting link. Besides this, the county is required to supply at least 1000 acres of land for agriculture. THAN A TRAIN Who has not seen flocks of ducks and geese high up in the air, flying north or south to the feeding grounds, or going no one knwos where? It is a pleasing sight, even if you are not a hunter. On the ground nothing can be more ungraceful than a waddling duck or goose, but in the air—that is a different thing. They are not only graceful, but in speed there is not a railroad train that can hold its own with the slowest duck that flies. This may seem surprising, but there are plenty of facts to support the statement. The canvas back duck can distance the whole duck family, if it lays itself out to do it. When this duck is taking things easy it goes through the air at the rate of about eighty miles an hour. If it has business somewhere and has to get there, it puts two miles back of it every minute and does it easily. The mallard is a slow one; it is all he can do to make a mile a minute, but he can do it if he wants to. His regular rate is about forty-five miles an hour. The goose is just as fast a flyer as the duck. If you see a flock of geese away up, nearly a mile in the air, you would not think they were making nearly a hundred miles an hour, but they are. Hhe broad bill comes next to the canvas back duck in speed, perhaps ten miles less in an hour, but that is all. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Of the State of California In and for the County of Orange In the Matter of the Estate of ) Fred Schmidt, Deceased.) Order to Show Cause Why Order of Sale of Real Estate Should Not be Made. It is Ordered by the Court. That all persons interested in the estate of sald deceased appear before the said Superior Court on Friday, the 16th day of June, 1916, at 10 o'clock A.M. of sald day, at the Court Room of sald Superior Court in the Court House in sald County of Orange, State of California, to show cause why an order should not be granted to the Administratrix of sald estate to sell so much of the real estate of sald deceased as may be necessary. And that a copy of this Order be published at least four successive weeks in Anaheim Gazette, a newspaper printed and published in sald County. Lawn mowers ground, not filed, on a machine especially constructed and all work guaranteed, called for and delivered any where in the city. W. H. Houts. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Of The County of Orange, State of California Carl Walter, Plaintiff ) vs. A. Zwirn, John Doe and Mary Green Defendants Action brought in the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, and the Complaint filed in the office of the Clerk of said County of Orange. Leonard Evans, Attorney for Plaintiff. The People of the State of California Send Greeting to A. Zwirn, John Doe, and Mary Green. Defendants. You Are Hereby Directed to Appear and answer the Complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you in the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, within ten days after the service on you of this Summons, if served within this County, or within thirty days if served elsewhere. And you are hereby notified that unless you appear and answer as above required, the said plaintiff will take judgment for any money or damages demanded in the complaint, as arising upon contract, or he will apply to the Court for any other relief demanded in the complaint. Given under my hand and the seal of the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, this 10th day of March, A.D. 1916. (Seal of Superior Court) W. B. WILLIAMS, Clerk. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA In and for the County of Orange M. L. WILLIAMS, Plaintiff . vs. GEORGE H. FORESTER, SALOME FORESTER, LOS ANGELES BREWING COMPANY, a Corporation, J. E. GEYER, W. BENT WILSON, E.G. STINSON, B.V.DURFEE, AL EYRAUD, ALBERT ROHS, ARTHUR SPURLING, H.M. SHADOWEN, A.M.SMITH, EUGENE EYRAUD,HENRY S. CAMPBELL, JOHN DOE,RICHARD ROE,SAM GREEN,HUGH BLACK. Defendants.) executive units of the work has been outlined. For example, the farmers of any county must be sufficiently desirous of developing this connection with the university and the department of agriculture that one-fifth of them will form a farm bureau organization. This organization is formed by the farmers for their benefit in cooperating with the agent who is placed in the field as the connecting link. Besides this the county is required to supply at least $2000 per year for the expenses and maintenance of the office in the county seat. San Diego county is one of the counties in the state which has taken up this arrangement. The work has now been going on for two years and as it enters on the third year of its activities certain definite results have been obtained which point to the success of the work. Some advantages of this system may be illustrated by the following incidents which happened during the last year. A certain section of the county was being visited by the grasshopper plague. A member of the farm bureau telephoned to the county farm adviser who in turn immediately transmitted to him the formula for making poison mash. The farm adviser transmitted the information to the department, receiving word within three days that the grasshopper control specialist was in Pasadena and would be down immediately and look over the situation and advise further as to the best method of combating this difficulty. After the great floods of the past season were over, one district of the county called for a meeting through it farm bureau to consider the formation of a flood control district. 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Notice is hereby given that Friday, the 9th day of June 1916, at 10 o'clock a.m. of said day, at the Court Room of Department No. 1 of this Court, in the city of Santa Ana, County of Orange, State of California, has been appointed as the time and place for hearing the application of Herlf R. Robertson praying that a document now on file in this Court, purporting to be the last Will and Testament of the said deceased, be admitted to probate, that Letters Testamentary be issued thereon to Herlf R. Robertson at which time and place all persons interested therein may appear and contest the same. Dated May 22, 1916. W. B. WILLIAMS, County Clerk. By J. M. BACKS, Deputy HAAS & DUNNIGAN, and L. A. LEWIS, Attorneys for petitioner. 5-25-3t Office Phones: Home 753-1 Bell Sunset 341-J. Res. 125 E. Broadway, Cor. Claudina Phones: Pac. 341-M; Home 753-2 Bells J. W. TRUXAW, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Hours 11-12; 2-4; 7-8 German American Bank Building Cor. Center and Los Angeles Sta. Anaheim, Cal. 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